The state herald., 1919-05-16

3 Germany eedes 4 large part 3
z Of her merchant fleet to the al. Z,
3 lies. 3
e Germany agrees to the trial Of Z;
the ex.kaIssr.
y Tho disposition Of the surren- !;
3 dsred German fleet, the German :;
colonies and the German cables 3
10 left to future action. e
3 Tho league Of nations becomes q
3 q living organization. !:
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diplomatic or consular establishments in
the German concessions Of Ttsntsin and
Hnnkow and In other Chinese territory
to Chine At her own expense al the
Shins vii. how4ysr. take no measures
iss.tion quarter at Pskin Without The
consent OF the poHers signatory 70 the
Boxer protocol Germany accsgts the
and fientsln. China agreeing 70 open them
to International use.
MoRoCco.-dsrm.ay renouness All her
Agreements Of 10 and iii ana under
al Treaties and arrangsmsnte With the
II any c g 70 ooi MO- 20
rocco between France and other powers
accepts all the consequences Of the French
protectorats and rsnounces the oapitula-
.E0YPT..0ermany recognises the Brit
ish protectorats over Egypt declared on
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% ~ her WITH ESps g.: sssa sspsuG:a nc
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There are provisions for Jurisdiction
over 0erman nationals and property and
may bc made IN rslstion 70 the commis-
the transfer to Great Britain Of The pow
Sor Securing the free navigation tss Of Il.
Suea canal. Arrangements for property
belonging TO German nationals In Egypt
Morocco and other countr,es. Anglo.
Egyptian goods entering Germany shall
sRaoy the same treatment q British
TURKEY AND BUIGARiA.-osrmuny
accepts all arrangsments which The allied
and associated powers make with r3r6sy
sSs.rs nth e any
countries by Germany or her nationals
and not dealt with elsewhere,
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rood, alses an6 eaHiss ossuirei -
her treaty with Ch1na 81 MarcA 4,
~, ssA ether agrss0ssts - 70 shan
Al German rights to the railroad from
Istngtau to Tsinaufu, including ali facili-
saS mans p.s. .rSa, ; and n light; IF q
Ghefoo. the eablss free Of ali charges. All
oyss state SesSSs. sv:ss Z sS %
Japan free Of all charges.
Section sIx.
In order to render possible tho initia-
ton Of . general limitation OF the arma-
directly TO observe the military, naval
and cir clauses which follow:
MILITARY FORCEs-Ths dsnsAlll-
setsoe 81 the Germany army must take
Its .tressth nay act ssesei oo.oeS, n.
c1u1osg <yoeo S0eers, with not evog
sevea Aivisaeas 81 Infantry and thsos
St cavalry, ana e ~ devoted sscla-
eaa cestre1 Of frontiers.
Divisions may not bo grouped under
more than two army corps headquarters
stans The great German general stan is
abolished. Tho army administrative serv-
Ice. consisting OF civilian personnel. not
included In tho number Of electives. 10
reduced to one-tenth the total In the
1918 budget Employees of the German
| states. such ms customs ofiicerr' iirst
guards and coast guards. may not exceed
the number In 1913 Gendarmes and local
police may be Increased only In accord
anec with tho growth OF population. None
OF these may be assembled for military
| training.
ARMAMENTs-An establishments for
the manufacturing. preparation or stor-
age OF arms and munitions OF war. ex-
cept those specifically excepted. must be
closed within three months OF III. peace
and their personnel dismissed, The cxnct
amount OF armament and munitions al.
lowed Germany In laid down IN detail
| tables, all In excess to be surrendered
| or rendered useless. The manufacture or
| Importation OF usphyxiatins poisonous
or other gases and all analogous liquids
arms. munitions md war material. Ger
many may not manufacture such ma
'erial for ior.lgn governments.
abolished In Germany. The enlisted per.
sonnel must bo maintained by voluntary
enlistment for terms OF twelve conrccu-
tive years the number of discharges be-
fore the expiration OF that term not IN
any year to exceed per cent OF the total
electives. Officers remaining In the serv.
| Ice must agree TO serve TO the nRe OF
forty-nye years and newly appointed ON.
GERS must agree TO serve actively FOR
No military schools except those nbso-
| iutely Indispensable for the units allowed
shall exist in Germany two months after
the peace. No associations such ns So
eicties OF discharged soldiers. shooting or
touring clubs. educational establishments
| or universities may occupy themselves
h,,Iny With military matter Al measures OF
| FORTRESSf;B,-Aiif fortified works, for.
tIcsrcs and Held works situated In Ger.
. mss ''rs'S, m % y.ss ss. o. ,Ss hone asn. e s,lH M
be dirmantied within three months The
construction OF any now fortifcations
ther. IL forbidden. Tho fortified works
| however, may romnin.
CONTROL s-Inirraliied commissions oi
control VIII te. 20 the execution Of ths
tho maximum named being throe months
They may establish headquarters AZ ths
uerrnnn scat of government and n 4
must give them complete facilities. paS
their expenses and also tho. expenses d