New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-12


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~ Sectlon !: Inc GERMAN government
Considers that the purpose OF the pres,
ent negotiations IS 70 make Hnai
settisment OF tneir entire opiieationS
s3or reparations:
4 Section =: The German government,
knowing that it is obiigedt under the
treaty to pay on May /, 1870, 2O,OO0,-
100000 gold marks, considers that it
has already paid not only that sum,
but a much higher one, according to
it's accounts
Section 8 sets forth that, in pro-
sviding for the future, the German gov
erf1ment would be unable to fulfill it's
obligations unless the German budget
can be balanced.
Section provides that the measure
-of Germany's ability to pay, owing to
her weakened economic structure, re-
quires that she should have necessary.
food. fodder, fertilizers ana other raw
!. materials.
Section names the principles upon
which the German governments copsld-
ers its payments shauld be regulated
a. by annultles; CD annultles to De
limited to- thirty, years.
Phrt III
rh~ ca,a,, ooue,.rr,an+,s suoces-
4;on. e., -.t,,,;1d;,,or +ha ,ror- dcstrnvpn
d;str;cts ars i, the common interests
~ sH naorlas because tbs danger of a
will not disappear so long as this
has not been done. Inc German gov
eminent has, aitnougn not
required by the peace treaty 10 40 SO
-unde rtaken participation IN the re-
building of those districts. 1t declares
itself ready to take part In the repulid-
ing and TO supply GERMAN worAmeh
under German authority
Upon this basis German commas
sion in September, 1919, made hur-
ried inspection OF northern france.
The German government is Wiling to
undertake the rebuilding OF the greater
mart of the destroyed regions in
France. The German government has
also considered the help required. 1t
recommends in the common interest
that an International syndicate be
T, formed in which all states shall par
i. tic;nate in the restoration OF the in
. dmstrial and agricultural regions, as
: Well 80 means of transportation and
F.. ia the rebuilding of houses. former res
= ;denees or for new settlers. This sym
d;cats shan deal with contractors and
800, Iahorers frnm All allied and neu-
my a,,,ts;as .s us1l az from Ger
Ia sar Ths nrof;ts from, ali work Of This
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Part Ill
Deals with Germany's obligations
under Article 236. paragraphs l and A
and appendix 4, part 8. OF the peace
treaty, to deliver materials for the I'M
mediate restoration OF territories
aFecsed ~ ,ne ck wnl as nart Of what is
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