Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-08

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he surrrndercd or destroyed. Ger
mnny IN forbidden to build fort, |
controlling the Baltic. She IN to
nave no military or naval air forces,
! except 100 unRrmcd scnpIancs until |
/ October 4, TO detect mines.
dered useless. The manufacture or i'm
portation OF asphyNiatins, poisonous or
is forbidden. az well as the Importation
OF arms. munitions and war materials
Germany may not manufacture such
Conscription = Conscription is abol-
ished in Germany. The enlisted per-
tary cnlistmcnts for terms OF twelve
consecutive years. the number OF dis
charges before the expiration Of ;hat
cent OF the total electives. Officers
remaining in the service must agree TO
s snn to the age age Of fortX-tive years.
agree TO serve actively for twcnty-tIve
years.
Close Military schools.
soi No mn'!iinay schools except chose alb
allowed shall exist in Germany two
months after the peace. No assoc!a-
tons such as societies OF discharged
si,ies may occupy 'SemaeIves s"' With
mobilization are forbidden.
Fortresses-An fortified works. for
,resses and field works situated in Ger
man territory Within zone nifty kiIo-
meters east OF tho Rhine will bc dis
m a within three months The
there is forbidden. The fortified works
on the southern and eastern frontiers
however may remain.
control lntcr-aliicd commissions Of
the provisions for which time limit
Is set. the. maximum named being
Three months They may establish
headquarters a. the German seat OF
Eoyernment ana go TO any part Of
E ,t.i, many desired Germany must give
pcnscs and also The expenses OF exc
cutlon 81 the treaty, including Tho
Ia Dor and material necessary In demo-
equipment
German Naval Decentralization.
Naval-The German navy mus, be
months after the peace She will bc
allowed six small battlcships SIX ltsh,
cruisers. twelve destroyers. twelve tor
p"do boats. and no submarines. either
military or eommcrcIa!. with "A per
sonncl OF l6.poo men, including OIL
eers: ana no reserve force OF any char
voluntary service being permitted with
minimum Period Of Twenty-Five years
No member OF the GERMAN mercantIio
marine Will be permitted any naval
All German vessels of war in for
eiGn ports. and the German high sea
heet informed At Scapa Flow Viii be
these ships 10 be decied 's unon hy me
allied and associated powers Germany
must surrender forty-two modern de-
and All submarines, with their salvage
vessels. an war vessels under constitute
b inon; ,n nn W, sn6marines: must he
provided for; arc TO be placed in re-
Is Gnic or n used for purposes
If
twenty years for battlcships and ff-
teen : Years yea for des,royers. The iargest
mitted Will be 10000 tons.
Required to Sweep u Mines.
Germany is required TO sweep UP the
mines in the North Sea and the Baltic
German for;ircations in the Baltic de-
lending IN. Passages through the bolts
m Fnms be demolished Other coast de-
and calibcr OF the guns must not be
Increased
During period OF three months az
less stations AT Nauen. Hanover and
Berl'n VIII not he permitted to send
allied and associated governments. nor
may ~ any any more ,r.;,, be con;strneted.
hernan submarine cables which have
neen sgt. but are not being utilized by
e ns @h"T ae and ha aS9 Of
have been removed, or at any rate not
being utilized by any one, of the allied
the eaSss er poT6ss % sa abes sases
moved or utilized remain the property
or allied and associated powers. and
cahles are spec;fied, which will not be
restored to Germany.
May Not Retain Air Forces.
must not include any military or naval
air forces except for not over 100 mn-
armed seapianes ;o,bc retained tin Oc-
NO dirigible shall he kept The entire
ar personnel is TO be dcmobilized with
ation grounds or dirigible sheds are
TO be allowed within $50 kilomcters OF
f fme Hmine or the eastern or southern
these limits TO be destroyed. The
m manu- Of aircraft and parts or
Al! military, and naval aeronautical
material mater under most exhaustive def
t n,fton n mus, be sgrrrendered within
Provides for Repatriation.
rrls9ners OF War: The repatria-
1lVilians Is to be carried out without
ueiay ana at Germany's expense by
commission composed of representa-
under sentence for offenses against
discipline are 10 be repatriated with
out regard to completion OF their sen-
tence Germany has surrendered per-
sons guilty OF offenses against the
laws and customs of war the allies
nave the right to retain selected Ger
man officers
The allies may deal at their own dis
cretion with German nationals who
do not desire TO be repatriatcd all re-
patriation being conditional on the i'm
mediate release of any allied subjects
sun In Germany. Germany Is TO ac-
cord facilities to commissions OF in
duiry In collecting information in re-
gard TO tha missing prisoners of war
and or imposing penalties on German
oihcials VINO have concealed allied ma
;ionals. Germany is TO restore all
properly belonging To allied prison