The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-30
ALLIES WILL RULE
GERMANY 80 YEARS
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tify the Germans within three month,
Of the amount of tonnage to be laiC
down I'm German shipyards in eacl
Of the two succeeding years for tn,
allied account, and within twenty
four months the amount to be lait
down in each of the three followin,
years, all conditions included ant
prices to be determined by the com
mission.
Annex 4 provides for the reconstruc
ton Of devastated areas. It first CALI
upon the allied Powers to file lists witt
the commission OF animals, machinery
and equipment which they desired re.
placed, also all reconstruction materi.
ais, stones. glass, bricks, &C., as we'll a,
machinery, furniture and like articles
The Commission then Is to decide
what amount and number should b.
exacted. "In reaching a decision or
this matter the Commission shall take
Into account such domestic require.
ments OF Germany as It deems essen.
tial for the maintainance OF Ger
many's social and economic life ant
the prices and date at which similar
articles can be obtained in the allied
countries, as compared with thos,
German articles and the general inter.
est Of the Allies that the industrial
life of Germany shall not be so dis.
organized as to affect adversely tho
n NJ a.
acts OF reparation stipulated.
Machinery and equipment like tn,
articles In actual use are not to be de
manded of Germany unless there is M
free stock OF such articles respectivel,
not In use and available and then not II
excess of 80 per cent. OF the quantit,
OF such articles in use In any one es'
tablishment."
Seven Million Tons OF Coal.
The commission Ia to deliver the lis
as early as possible to the Germans, tn,
latter agreeing to deliver all that Is de
manded. The commission, not Germany
will determine the value of such article,
delivered. which the Allies upon receivinl
will charge Off against reparation.
Under Annex 8 Germany Is required
to deliver TO France 100000 tons o.
coal annually for ten years and an ad
ditional amount equal to the difterenc,
between the pre-war and present pro
duction OF the Nord and Pas de Calai,
mines. Such delivery Is not to exceed
2o.e0O,000 tons in any one year of tn,
first five and 100000 tons in any on,
year in the next Ave.
They are also to deliver 10 Belgium
100000 tons annually for ten years
and to Italy 100000 tons in min,
years. The prices OF all this coal ar,
not to exceed the British and Belgian
price.
Germany annually for three years de
livers to France $4,000 tons OF benzol
$4,000 tons of coal tar. 10000 tons OF
ammonia. and sulphate prices are to bo
the same as to the Germans.
Option on All Dycstuns.
Under annex the commission gets
an option on such quantities and kinds
OF dyestuffs and chemicals as the com.
mission designates, not TO exceed so pei
cent. Of tho total stock in Germany al
the time of signing the treaty; also a
further option for six years on 20 pei
cent. and all thereafter produced, the
commission fixing the prices.
"All details. including the mode and
time OF exercising options and deliveries
and other questions arising under said
arrangement. shall be determined by
the reparation commission. Germany
will furnish the commission Information
and all assistance It may require"
How complete the power OF the COM
mission In Is shown by Article 24l, which
says: Germany undertakes to pass
any legislation necessary to give COM
plete effect to these provisions"
Annex l contains a schedule Of dam
ages to persons, which includes the fol-
lowing: "All pensions and compensations
II the nature OF pensions to the naval
anc military victims Of the war whether
mLtilated. wounded, sick or !nvalided
and to the dependents OF such victims
the amount due to the allied and asso.
ciated nations being calculated for each
4 them as being capitalized at the cos;
OF such pensions and compensations a,
the date of the coming into force of the
treaty on the basis of the scales In force
in France on such date
THE cost of the assistance by the
governments OF the allied and associate
nations.
Allowances by the governments OF the
allied and associated countries to the
families and dependents OF modified
persons serving with the forces. the
amount due them each year wherein the
hostllities occurred being calculated by
each government on the basis of the
average scale of such payments in
France during the year"
Certificates of Payment.
Cash. securities and goods are to be
delivered by Germany to the commits
sion, which then issues to the interested
Powers certificates for the same, which
on demand are divisible into parts not
to exceed five, these certificates to be
registered and transferable upon due
notice.
In case OF default by Germany OF the
performance OF any obligations the Com
mission is to give notice immed la tely 10
each Power and TO recommend what &C.
tlon shall be taken.
ION the measures which the allied and
associated Powers shall have the right to
take in case OF n voluntary default by
Germany. and which Germany agrees
not to regard as act of war. These may
include economic and financial prohibit
ton and reprisal, and in general such
other measures as the respective Gov
eInments may find necessary In the cir
cumstances."
First Charge on All Assets.
The first article OF the financial
clauses stipulates that the first charge
upon all the assets and revenues Of the
German Empire and its constituent
States shall be the cost of reparation
and all other costs arising under the
present treaty or any treaty or agree
ment supplementary thereto or under
arrangements concluded between Ger
many and the allied and associated
Powers during the armistice and its ex-
tension. It also prohibits the Germans
from exporting any gold without the