New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

Issue special bonds for the benefit
of Belgium and surrender to that coun-
Try the archives, registers, plans, ETC.,
of the ceded areas of Malmedy, Eupen
and Moresnet, together with all docu-
ments taken away
Surrender archives, registers and
plans concerning Alsace-Lorraine, and
return to Inhabitants of those prov
lnces all property, rights and interests
now in German territory which be-
longed to them when the armistice was
signed.
Issue bonds for reparations to the
amount Of 100000 900 marks gold.
Restore All Loot
Extend to the Allied nations all ad-
vantages accorded other countries by
treaty since the outbreak of the war.
Restore specie, animals and other
gions, together with objects, securities
and documents belonging to Allied ma
tions which are now held by the Ger
man authorities.
Make public the amount and kind of
armament of all fortified places Ger
many is permitted to retain, especially
in the zone fifty miles wide along the
seacoast..
Surrender all warships. except sub
Ai0A .ASSt HOW WI VI QOl anu OCAHV1AoA
those under construction.
Maintain mine-sweepers under arms
in the North Sea until the task of
clearing the sea is finished.
The treaty provides for the imme-
diate creation by the United States,
France, Great Britain and Italy of an
international commission for Silesia,
and the occupying of that province by
the armies of those folr powers; and
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gether with japan and all other sigma
tories, of commission on reparations.
An international commission of the
Upper Danube shall be constituted of
representatives of riparian states and
of Great Britain, France and Italy, to
undertake "as soon as possible" the
administration Of the river.
Annul War Measures
All twenty-six Allied and associated
nations, together with Germany, shall
imme diately:
Annul or suspend all war measures
relative to property rights and in
terests.
Put into force all treaties provided
for in this pact; renew the Berne con-
vention concerning railway transpor-
tation, and bring into effect the ar
rangement of August 90. 1902, relative
to the new Chinese customs tariff and
the arrangements of September 27,
1905, and April 4, 1912, relative to
Hwanpu
All parties to the treaty shall unite
in giving reciprocal information rela-
tive to the dead.
For several acts to BE accomplished
under the treaty no time limit is set
The five principal Allied and associated
powers must constitute Danzig a free
city, and, acting with Poland and the
city of Danzig. conclude a convention
between the two. The Big Five shall or
ganlze the inter-Allied commissions of
control to put into effect the military,
naval and aerial clauses of the treaty,
as we'll as a commission to distribute
railway material. Belgium, France,
Great Britain and the United States
shall constitute the inter-Allied COM
mission Of the Rhenish territories.
special international court. to try
the former Kaiser shall be established
by the principal Allied powers, who,
with the associated nations, shall ad-
dress to the government of the Neither
lands demand for the extradition of
the one-time war lord Germany, on
her part, shall surrender the persons
accused of acts contrary to the laws
and customs of war who are demanded
by the Allies.
Germany Must Disarm
Germany shall dsarm and defortifv
the Rhine zone, and, together with the
Big Five, will demolish the fortifica-
tions on Helgoland and constitute a
commission of control. No time limit
is set also for the repatriation Of pris-
oners Of war and interned civilians and
the creation of a commission on pris-
cners of war.
The time limits set by the peace treaty
ere TO be counted, in most cases. from
the time the treaty goes into effect to-
day. Within ten days German troops
are to evacuate Schleswig. In the same
period the "Big Five" together with Nor
way and Sweden, are to create an inter
national commission to govern Schles-
wig temporarily.
Within fifteen days Germany must
evacuate Upper Silesia and part Of East
Prussia, those areas to be administered
by separate international commissions
organized by the big Five" Within the
same period the principal Allied ma
tions shall create a commission, on the
boundaries of Danzig. Aided by Poland
and Germany, they shall form a COM
mission on the boundary between those
two countries. Assisted by Poland and
cho-Slovakia, they shall name a
commission to fix the frontier between
those two, and, cooperating with Bel
giun and Germany, they shall name Il
commission on boundaries between
those countries.
Within fften dsys also the league
of nations, together with France and
Germany, shall establish a commission
on the boundaries Of the basin of the
Saar.
Within fifteen days Germany shall
unite Strasbourg and Kehl, the forti-
fed city on the opposite bank of the
Rhine, into "a single organism"