Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-05-14

six small battleships. six light cruisers
II destroyers, u torpedoboats and no
sia Wts 81 1900 mem.
including officers, and no reserve force
OF any character. CONSUMPTION Is
permitted with a minimum period Of Is
years service for officers and II for
men. No member Of the German mer-
camille marine will be permitted any
naval training.
All German vessels of war in foreign
ports, and the German high sea deet
rendered, the final disposition of those
ships to be decided upon by the Allied
and Associated Powers. Germany must
modern torpedoboats, and all subma,,
rines, with their salvage vessels. AL
war vessels under construction. tnclud-
War vessels not otherwise provided
for, are to be placed in reserve or
used for commercial purposes. Re. !
ean tase pace sh ony * snd Of
years for battleships and IL years for
destroyers. The largest armored ship I
Pernit Only Coast Defeases-
Germany lis required 70 sweep Up
the mines in the North Sea, end The
lilies. All German fortincations in the
Baltic defending the passaFss thfou8n
the. belts must be demolished. Other
number and c.librs 81 tie guns must
NOT be increased.
.,t During ing period Of three months ,l.
less stations At Nauen. Hanover an1
s any ~. not be ssa
Allied and Associated Eovernments. nor
may any more be constructed
All EeHpelias Abolished. -
not include e or ansy. az
forces except for not more than 19V
9narmed seaplanes to be retained TIL
No dirisibie shall DO Kept: The an
tire air personnel il to. be demobilized
within two months, except Tor 1000
aoa on az
are to be allowed within 80 mllSs OF
the Rhine or the eastern or southern
frontiers, existing Installations within
The manufacture of aircraft and
parts OF aircraft u forbidden for six
All and mafai
tive definition must be SURRENDERED
within three months, except for the
100 seaplanes already specified.
The repatriation Of German pfisoners
and interned civilians is to be carried
out without delay and at Germany'f ex.
REPRESENTATIVES of the Allies and Ger
many.
Full Responsibility Fixed.
1.-THE Allied and Associated Govern
behalf of herself and her allies the
responsibility for causing all the loss
and damage to which the Allied ana
tionais have been subjected as conse-
quence of the war imposed upon them
by the aggression Of the enemy states,
Sa The tic total Giee obligation of Germany to
pay, as defined in the category of dam.
ages, is to be determined and notified
to her after a fair hearing and not ate{
reparation Commission. At the same
time a schedule of payments to dis.
chargs the obligation Wtn1n So
subject to postponement in certain con-
tingencies Germany irrevocably rec
ognizes the full authority OF this tls., COM M
the necessary information and TO pass
legislation to effectuate its findings. She
further agrees to restore to the Aali 60
cash and certain articles winch can %
identified.
AS an Immediate step toward restore
ton Soo s da pay e Wftan roid
goods, ships, or other specific forms Of
payment, with the understanding that
certain expenses, such as those OF the
food and raw materials may be deduct
ed at the discretion of the Allies.
While the Erend total OF damages anessd S as
ability to pay, she undertakes to MAKE MAKE
ians under seven main categoriss: .
CT :nGireet5y; B-Damage caused to
civilians by acts of cruelty by the enc
ritory; Damages caused by maitreat-
ment of prisoners; Damages to the
Allied peoples by PENSIONS rs a mo
signature Of this treaty; E--Damages to
| property other than naval or military
naterials to Gy
the form Of levies or fines imposed by
| the enemy.
Taxation to BE Enforced.
In periodically estimating Germany's
capacity to pay, the .reparation cem mntas,
sums 81 ns for ar'i reputation which Germany is
REQUIRED to pay shall nr;or e tba ge
the service or discharge of any domes-
tic loan and, secondly so as to satisfy
Itself that nf tdn in r. 1Re as
powers represented on the commission. !,
The. measures which the Allied ana
! to take, in case of voluntary default by
| Germany and which Germany agrees
not to regard as acts of war, may in
! lions and 'reprisals and in general such
| other measures as the respective gov
| ernments may determine to be neces-
| sary in the circumstances.
Bond Issues Required.
The commission may require Ger
many to give from time to time, by way
Of guaranty, issues of bonds or other
obligation to cover such claims az are
| not otherwise satisfied. In this connec-
ton and on account Of the total amount
| Of claims, bond issues are presently to
| be- required of Germany in acknowledge
ment of it's debt as follows:
FIVE billion dollars gold, payable not
later than May l. 1921, without inter-
est; $1o,00e.oo0,o00 gold bearing, IN per
thereafter 5 per cent, with a per cent
sinking fund payment, beginning in 1925 coH
100000 gold bonds bearing interest at S
| per cent, under terms to be fixed by the
l commissions.
! Interest on. Gern}any's debt will be 5
per cent, unless otherwise determined
payments that are not made in gold
the form of properties commodities