New-York tribune., 1920-01-11

(a) The gold deposited in the Reicha-
pan Dank as security for the first issue Of
auISisn government currency notes:
snn; ano, lo) the gold constituting the
government agreed to May S, 1917. bv
the advisory council on the Turkish
public debt. ~ AAe"
Germany shall pay to the principal
Allles all gold pledged to the German
government or it's nationals by the
Austro- Hungarian government in con-
nectlon with loans made it. Within
one month, also, Germany shall deliver
ner submarines, raising boats and u
o9a1 docks to the Allies, surrender all
pans ana studies concerning the i'm
ProveMe2t OF the Rhine on the Alsace-
Lorraine frontier, and all accounts.
documents and archives, now in Ger,
many, concerning the rights, property
and interests of Allied nationals.
Within sixty days the Allied and
associated powers may file with the
heparatlon Commission a list of ami
lhaiS' machinery, etc, seized, consumed
or destroyed by Germany which thev
desire replaced with similar articles
now in Germany.
Within two months. thirteen neutral
nations, Argentina, Chile, Colombia.
Denmark, Netherlands, Norway. Para,
/ quay, Persia, Salvador. Spain, Sweden,
owltzerland and Venezuela. shall be in
WED @ to join the league of nations.
Within the same period the Allies shall
limit the munitions and guns. military
schools and officers, naval forces. ef-
1ectlves and rehabilitation, and the
quantity. of munitions in the Rhine
zone which Germany may retain.
Germany shall surrender arms. mu
nltlons, war materials, war vessels and
otner craft called for by the treaty
ae,1ort'fy the Rhine zone. restore boats
taKen from Allied nations and de-
m0Dliize the air personnel
WITHIN three months GERMANY shall
surrender to Japan all documents rela
i've to Shantung, of military and naval
air material to the Allies, and of live
stock to France and Belgium, Ger
many must make public her secret proc
esses for manufacture of war material.
ana suppress war manufactures beyond
those permitted under the treaty.
Germany also must destroy those
SUBMARINES not surrendered, limit the
erection of new ones for the next three
months, and advise the Allies how
much ship tonnage will be started with
in the next two years.
Within three months also, fire and
life insurance contracts between Ger
man companies and Allied nationals
shall be closed, with certain exceptions
and notifications. Within the same
period, the signatory nations shall con-
stitute a mixed court of arbitration
for economic disputes, an international
commission of the Elbe and another of
the Oder
The treaty provides for gradual re-
ductlon of German armament, stipulat-
ing that the German army should be
reduced to 100000 within three months
from to-day. In anticipation of prompt
ratification Of the pact the peace con-
terence provided for conference of
Allied military experts every three
months to fix the reductions to be made
in the ensuing three months, $50 that
by March 81, 1920, the total number Of
German electives does not exceed
100000" Owing to the delay in pro-
claiming peace, these clauses remain
contradictory until revised by the
Paris conferees.
Restore Sultan's Skull
Within six months from to-day,
Germany shall restore to Great Britain
the skull of the Sultan Mkawa, which
was removed from German East Africa
to Germany. To the King of the
Hedjaz, Germany shall restore the
original Koran of the Calph 9th
man, which was removed by the Turks
from Medina and was said to have
been given to the former Kaiser, Will
ian. II.
To France, Germany shall restore
the trophies, archives. ETC., carried
away in the course OF the Franco
Prussian war.
Among these were to have been the
French battle flags which, following
tnc signing of the armstice, were
burned in the streets of Berlin.
France shall advise Germany which
Alsace-Lorraine contracts she wishes
annulled
Within the same period the Allied
and associated powers shall notify
Germany what treaties with her are
to be resumed, in what cases the in
terno tional clearing houses set up by
the treaty for the settlement of debts
between nationals of different coun-
tries are to be or ara not to be in
voked. and what contracts 3between
reason Of demand from the govern
men. of one of the parties.
Within twelve months Germany shall
restore to China astronomical instru-
ments which her troops carried away
in 1900-'01. The opium convention
of January %, 1912, shall 60 into ef
feet within the same period.
Within year and annually, if so in
structed by the Reparations Commits
sion, Germany agrees to deliver to
Luxembourg as much coal as was i'm
ported by that country before the war
Germany will acquire the rights and
interests OF her nationals in certain
enterprises ana concessions in Russia
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