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

sonnet dismissed. The exact amount
of armament and Munitions allowed
Germany is laid down in letaI tables,
all in excess to be surrendered, or rem
dered useless. The manufacture or
importation of asphyXiating poisonous
or other gases and all analogous
liquids is forbidden as well rs the in-
portation of arms munitions and Wi,r
materials. Germany may not make
such materials for foreign govern
ments,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS abol-
ished in Germany. The enlisted per
sonnet must be maintained bV No!u1-
tary enlistments for terms of twelve
consecutive years, the nlmher of dis
charges before the expirat;CD Of that
term not in any year to exceed five
per cent of the total effe"tives off
MFRS remaining in the service must
agree to serve to the age of i5 years
anc newly appointed Officers must
agree to serve actively for twelty-
five years.
AboliShcs Military Schools.
No military schools except those
absolutely indispensable for the units
allowed shall exist in Germany two
months after the peace. No associa-
tons such as societies of discharged
soldiers, shooting or touring clubs,
educational establishments or univer-
sites may occupy themselves with
military matters. All measures Of
mobiliza ton are forbidden.
Fortresses - All fortified works,
fortresses and field works situated in
German territory within zone fifty
kilometers east of the Rhine Will be
dismantled within three months, The
construction of any new Notifications
there is forbidden. The fortified
works on the southern and eastern
frontiers, however, may remain.
CompulsjDn II Necessary.
Control - Inter-allied commissions
of control viii see to the execution
of the provisions for which a time
limit is set, the maximum named be-
ing three months. They may estao-
fish headquarters at the German seat
of government and go to any. part of
Germany desired. Germany must give
them complete facilities. pay their eN-
penses and also the expenses of eX-
ecution of the treaty. including the
labor and material necessary in de-
molition, destruction or surrender of
war equipment.
NaVal-The German navy must lie
demoblized within period of two
months after the peace. she will he
allowed six small battleships, six light
cruisers, twelve destroyers. twelve
torpedo boats and no submarines
either military or commercial. With
a personnel of fifteen thousand men,
including officers and no reserve
force of any character. CONSUMPTION
is abolished. only voluntary service
being permitted, with a minimum pc
riod of twenty-five years service for
officers and twelve for men. No
member of the German mercantile
marine will be permitted any naval
training.
Disposition of ships.
All German Vessels of war in for
egn ports, and the German high sea
fleet informed at Scapa Flow. will be
surrendered, the final disposition of
these ships to be decided upon by the
allied and associated powers, Ger
many must surrender forty-two mod
ern destroyers, fifty modern torpeuo
boats, and all submarines. with their
salvage vessels all war vessels under
construction, including submarines,
must be broken up. War vessels not
otherwise provided for, are to be
placed in reserve or used for COM
mercial purposes. Replacement of
ships, except those lost, can take place
only at the end of twenty years for
battleships and fifteen years for de-
destroyers. The largest armored ship
Germany will be permitted will be ten
thousand tons.
Germany is required to sweep up
the mines in the North sea and the
Baltic sea as decided upon by the
allies. All German Notifications in
the Baltic defending the passages
through the belts must be demolished.
Other coast defenses are permitted,
but the number and caliber of the
guns must not be increased.
Limits Wireless Service.
During a period of three months
after the peace German high power
wireless stations at Nauen, Hanover
and Berlin will not be permitted to
send any messages except for COM
mercial purposes and under 'upervi-
sion of the allied and associated gov
ernments, nor may any more be CON
structed.
Germany will he allowed 20 repair
German submarine cables which have
been cut, but are not being utilized
by the allied powers. and also por-
tions of cables which after having
been cut have been rem owed, or al
any rate not being utilized hy any
one of the allied and ASSOCIATED pow
ers In such cases, the cables or uor-
tons of cables remove or utilized
remain the property of allied and as
ISOLATED powers. and accordingly
fourteen cables or parts of cables are
specified which will not be restored
to Germany.
No Air Force Allowed
Air-The armed forces of Germany
must not include any military or nav,
al air forces except for not over one
hundred unarmed seaplanes to be re-
tanned till october / to search for sub
marine mines. No dirigible shall bC
kept. The entire air personnel is to be
demobiIized within two months, ex
cept for one thousand officers ant
men retained till October. No avla
ton grounds or diriglble sheds are Il
be allowed within one hundred ant
fifty kilometers of the Rhine or tn,
eastern or southern frontiers, existint
installations within these limits to ht
destroyed. The manufacture Of air
craft and parts OF aircraft Is forbid
| den, for six months. All military ant
naval aeronautical material under ;
| most exhaustive definition must b,
surrendered within three months, ex
cept for the hundred seaplanes al
ready specified
| Prisoners of War.
! Prisoners of War--The repatriation
of German prisoners and interned civ
| iians is to be carried out without de
! Law and at Cnrn1any'c avuopsa b,-