Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-08

Hueteeh hundred twenty-one ana
niHetech hundred tWenty-stM ana
tIei carter ilVe per cent, with one
! pr ceht slhking fund payment pegln-
hi"s III nineteen hundred tWenty-siN
ana an Undertaking to denver forty
Union marks gold bonds bearing IN i
tefels AZ 1lVe percent, under terms to |
ne liked ny the commission.
interest," on Germany's debt VIII be
I'VE per cent unless otherwise deter
hliled by the commission In the tu-
lure ana payments that are not made
IN soiu may be accepted by the COM
illsslon IN the form OF properties, |
commodities, businesses, rights, con-
SESSIONS ete. Certificates OF pehe-
| iielai interest, representing eitherI
bonus OF goods delivered py Gernany
may pc issued by the COMMISSION 10
| the interested power, no power BENG
ehtltlea, however, TO nave IT'S ceftlll-
| Gates divided INTO more IMAM tlVei
pieces. AS bonds are distributed anq
I pass from the control OF the comInls-
slon' an amount OF Hefinahys dept
| equlEalehl TO thelr par value Is 10 pe
/ CONSIDERED as nquidated'
Replace SUNK Boats.
Shipping-The German government
! recognizes the right Of the allies to the
! replacement, ton for ton and class forl
! class, of all merchant ships and fish
! ing boats lost or damaged owing to the
! war. and agrees to cede all Germanl
| her ships between sixteen hundred and
! tons gross and upwards. one half of
her Sims batweet e;vtear hundred and
one-tbousand TONS cross and one auar-
for of ha,. &C., 49, 7fo,,,Iors o,d atbar
fisbi,, - hao+ Tha@ c,,ins a.a ~ he
daiii,as9 go"s5 49, ,,.,a " ~
'.. - ~ "l'iiiii W 4i "
80 '''ioh . ittoe' VS.
uoeuiilehts OF Iltic eFiueileihs tlie
ttanslol o. tiie shlPs nee rum On
Gum VI fHees'
AS an addltlohal part OF fepara-
} llon, the government Iurlher agrees
TO bulld merchant ships Tor the ac-
count OF the allies to the amount OF
| not exceeding two hundred thousand
tons gross annually during the next
| five years. All ships used for inland
navigation taken by Germany from
the allies are to be restored within two
months. the amount of loss not cover
| ed by such restitution to be made upj
| by the cession of the German river
| fleet nm TO twenty per cent thereof
In order to effect PAYMENT bv de-
liveries i'm kind Germanv is reouired
for \ limited number of years. vary
ing in the case Of each To deliverlcoal
coal far nroflucts dvestuffs and chem
! ical drups in snecific amounts to the
renarations commission The com
mission NAV so modify the conditions
of delivery as NOT to interfere undulv
with Germanv,e industrial renuire-
ments Tho deliveries of coal are
| based largely upon the principle of
making GOOD diminufions in the nro-
duction of tbe allied countries result
ing from tho war
Restore Invaded Areas
| Devastated Areas Germany under,
takes to devote her economic re-
sources directly 10 the nhvsical resto-
ration ~ tba invaded areas The
rena ration commission is authorized
To require Germany to replace the de-
stroved articles Nv the delivery of ami
mails machinery etc existine. in Ger
! MANY ana Ia manufacture materials
required for reconstruction purposes
all with due consideration for Ger
4 many's essential domestic require
n,ants
Germany is to restore within six
months the Koran Of the Ca1inh 9th
man formerly M Medina ia tho king
of the uediaz ana the slxnll of the
Sultan Okwawa formerly in German
East Africa 70 his Rritannic maiestv's
government The German govern
is also to restore 10 the French gov
ernment certain naners taken nv the
- German authorities in 1870 belonging
than IN nj Reubner ANA 10 restore
tha French flaes taken during the
Uor Of 1S7O ana 1871
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