Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-21
MORE DRASTIC TERMS
ARE HANDED TO AUSTRIA
THAN GIVEN GERMANY
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and in favor of the allied and asso-
| ciated powers the others.
| Austria agrees to restore all records,
documents, objects Of antiquity and
! art and all scientific and biblio-
/ graphical material taken away from
| the invaded or Ceded territories.
She will also hand over without de-
| lay all official records Of the ceded
! territories and al. records, documents
and historical material possessed by
! public institutions and having a direct
bearing on the history Of the coded
territories which have been removed
during the past ten years.
Must Pay for Occupations
Paragraph 9.-Financial: The first
charge upon all the assets and rev
enues of Austria shall be the costs
arising under the present treaty. in
Guiding, in order Of priority, the costs
Of the armies of occupation, repara-
tions and other charges specifically
agreed to. Austria must pay the totai
cost of the armies of occupation from
the armiStiC" of November 3, 1918 so
long as maintained, and may export
no gold before May /. 1921, without
consent Of the separations commits
sion.
Each Of the states tos which Aus
trian territory is transferred and each
Of the states arising out of the dis,
momberment of Austria, including the
republic of Austria. shall assume part
of the Austrian pre-War debt spec
fically secured on railway salt minos
and other property, the amount TO
be fixed by the separations commits
sion The unsecured bonded pre- war
debt of the former empire shall be
distributed by the reparations com.
mission in the proportion that the
revenues for the three years befor-
the war in the separated territory
bore TO those of the empire, excluding
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Must Pay Pre- War Debt.
No territory, former part of the
empire, except the republic of Aus
tria shall carry with it any obliga-
ton in respect of the war debt of
the former Austrian government, but
neither the governments of those ter |
ritorieS nor their nationals shall have |
recourse against any other state, in |
Guiding Austria, in respect of war
debt bonds held within their respec- |
tive territories by themselves or their |
nationals.
The war debt held outside the
former empire shall be charge on |
the republic of Austria alone. All |
war securities shall be stamped with |
in two months with the stamp of |
the state taking them up, replaced |
by certificates and settlement made !
to the separations commission.
As to New States.
The currency notes of the former
Austru-Hungarian bank circulating
in the separated territory shall be
stamped within two months by the |
new governments of the various ter
ritories with their own stamp. re-
placed within twelve months by
new currency and turned over with |
in fourteen months to the reparation
commission. The bank itself shall |
be liquidated as from the day after
the signature of the treaty by the |
PREPARATION commission.
States to which Austrian territory
was transferred and states arising
from the dismemberment of Austria .
shall acquire all property within .
their territories of the old or new
Austrian governments, including that |
of the former royal family. The val
ne is to be assessor by the repara-
tons commission and credited 10 |
Austria on the reparation account.
Austria renounces all rights as to
all international, financial or COM
mercial organizations in allied coun-
tries, Germany, Hungary Bulgaria
Turkey or the former Russian en-
pire. She agrees to appropriate on |
demands of the Preparations commits
sion, an rights of her nationals in
any public utility or concession in |
these territories, in separated dis /
tri. Il
to transfer them to the commission |
within six months and to hold her
self responsible for indemnifying her
nationals so dispossessed. |
She also agrees to deliver within |
one month the gold deposited as Sc
curity for the ottoman debt re-
nounce any benefits accruing from !
the treaties of Bucharest and Brest- |
Litovsk, and transfer to the allied |
and associated governments all claims
against her former allies.