The Snowflake herald., 1919-05-23
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to '@Germany lid az as acts of war.
by &c not to ig,,a,9tc and financial
a- INCLUDE - reprisals and IN gen
u"bibiti0hs - measures as Ihe re-
poi such o..nrTnnents may detefiIlh ne s,
.ppctye cary i'm the clfcuIils - -, :.
~ be neceSrS9fi.ssion shall consist - l'3 Qils
The c4ative each on anJ
repres Great Britain / oi',f of Serhia or
states, ul representatlVe oI ~ s'ie -
9psicium ne ulace of the BelEi ian
HIonan takli5 when the interests OF
@Spresentau wv, are particularly aIIecl-
liber count 'otber allied powers en-
"A with aH4boir claims are undef con-
titled WheH 20 the riGht OF representa-
sderat. .th5,,t votiug power. 80
ton ioonomnissjon may requ!iS IT, I'll,
The ~ give from lltne f 70 han6s aln ~ ~
many of guaranty ISSUES .e, sucb claims
other ooils Ittibsrwise satisfied. In TINS
as are noL and ON account of the total
ronnectoIe inns hond issues are pres
amount ol reolliled of Germany IN
emily 70 tI9.5ogament Of its debt as tol-
scknoWIeus
lows: tbousand million pounds ster1-
One nLta not later than May l,
ing, PajJfhoUt interest; two lhouSeti iiu
l9gl nounds sterling bearing 12 per
nil.'Oir nterest, between I9z1 ana lszo.
c0 thereafter 3 PEI Doil1t Lla,ri,,,,f,o =,
and lI-1,ino fund payment beginning
cent 81 sti'H5 an5 an Undertaking to denver
in lszo On additional amount of two
lOnds W nilIion pounds sterling, bear
tAu interest at per cent;
ing ll'o' tor,os TO be fixed by the COM
Uncei interest on Germany's debt
mIsston'5 ner cent unless otherwise de-
lined bv the commission In the ~
and payments that are NOT hldde
iuio goid may be accepted oy tLe com
n so in tbp form of properties, com
mlssIG,n business. rights, concessions,
modI IETee,rtificates of beneficial inter-
etc. owasantiug either bonds or goods
est ia hy Germany, may be issued
delltfgLVc commission to the interested
by Llls As bonds are distributed and
po" from the control of the commits
pass an amount Of Germany's debt
s'UriraIant to their par VaIue Is TO be
sS4Usidered as liquidated
Wet,inning-The German government
ollPfi odni7es the right of the allies to
igo raniacement ton for ton and class
tnf Ids of all merchant ships and
V,;nS Vi boats lost or damaged owing
Lsiln7 p-ar and agrees to cede all Ger
W Wv merchant ships of l. 500 tons gross
MAJ i '1nvards: one half of her ships be-
s-e zen 600 and 1000 tons gross and
w auarter of her steam traWlerS and
otber fishing boats.
'aIs an additional part of repara-
.,o1 tbe German government further
Crsas uUn to build merchant ships for the
eassdonn+ of the allies to the amount of
az avceeding 200 900 tons gross an
nys1Iv during the next five years.
'Davastated Areas-Germany UNDER
tales To devote her economic resources
Sirsctlv to the physical restoration of
tba invaded areas. The reparation
Germany to replace the destroyed ar
ticies by the delivery of animals. ma
cbinerv ETC.. existing in Germany. and
n manufacture materials required for
construction purposes, all with due
consideration for Germany's essential
domestic requirements.
Coal. etc.-Germany Is to deliver
annually for ten years to France coal
sopivaent to the difference between
,1nual pre-war output of Nord and
Pas de Calais mines and annual pro-
dtttion during above ten-year peflod.
G-manv furIner gives options over
ten years for delivery OF f,0uV,O0e tons
,oa! per year TO France III adaltion 70
the above OF S,00J,UUU tons 10 Be gum
and of an amount rising from 4,3VJ,00U
ions in 1919 to 1920, TO S,500,0O0 tons
be fixed as prescribed in the treaty.
Dfesuffs and chemical drL 5s-6fer-
many aLcOrds opIlon to the commits
sion on dyestuffs and chemical drugs,
nuuding qUlnine up to 50 per cent
Of fetal stock in Germany at the time
tle treaty comes InC0 force and slmlIar
cJ.i0n curing each six months to end
& 1874 up to rs per cent of previous
sI months output.
CabtS-Germany renOunces all title
to specified caDles. vaIue oil such as
we're privately owned being credited
10 her against reparation Indebtedness.
Finance-Powers to wnich German
territory is ced1d viii assume a Ger
tain portion of the German pre-war
0e0t, The amount TO De IlAed Dy the
reparai0ns commission on the basis OF
lda ratio between revenues Of the
ctdad territory and Gcrmany's total
re enles for the three years preced-
ing the war. In view, however, of the
Special circumstances under which Al
@se-Lorraine was separated from
france In 1871 when Germany refused
y accept any part Of the French pub
nc de0t, France will not assume any
PART OF Germany's pre-War debt there,
AoF VIII Poland shere in certain Ger
Maa deots incurred Tor the oppression
o. Poland
Germany is required to pay the total
lOSt OF the armies Of oc- upation from
lle date Of the armistice as long as
I"ey are maintained in German terri
lJfy, this cost to be a first charge on
'gt resources. The cost of Teparation
- lle next charge, after making such
PiO' isiohs for payments for imports as
''S dllles may deem necessary
oh the request OF the reparations
sonliAlsslon Germany will appropriate
@DE rlsnt, rights or interests Of her
t1uohais ,LSis In puOlic uti.i.ies in ceded
Dv--IilioIles or those administered by
p''ugetorles, 'ie and in Turkey, China,
s,t9Sla, austria Hungary and Bulgaria,
eAa transfer them to the reparat tions
tSgl'il'lSei on, which will credit her with
I,asiI astLnany any guarantees to repay to
~ a'S5ll Sl the fund arising from the sale
u oao fdulo coffee which she refused
To9, @,.oW Brazil to withdraw from Ger
.olG51 Economic cIauses-Customs: For a
mn oI SIX months Germany shall
tb no tariff duties higher than
certoig iio"eSt In force in 1914, and for
g.gs+at, agricultural products, wines.
ssSbeS b9ie Oils, artificial silk and
ton ~ Ut secured wool this restric-
ar fon 'Slhs Tor two and a half years.
tepds5 IlVe years unless further ex-
SHY py the League of Nations
Soda -onlpS Of the allied and as
and 't5a t5 powers shall for five years
ciproci4eyf CcHiefeafter under condition If re-
otberuiis unless the League of Nations
rg6ts" 'se is decides, enjoy the same
vessels ~ German ports as German
treat6SaSa4h ana have most favored nation
and le to1,a IN fishing, coasting trade
Saips y%f"se of even in territorial waters.
may he country having no seacoast
within its seslstered at some one place
takes - competition-Germany under
and sssoofa siEe the trade Of the allied
guards o.atea eeaf powers adequate safe
n particIIauSl Unfair competition and
cond,. oiSg Wrapping and narsings e . USE USE - -
nuulllon of recinreai4.e4. - Illsa dhu -