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or employees, from any source or by any
agency whatsoever, and all property OF
the imperial and royal Austro- Hungarian
government, or it's successor or successors
and OF all Hungarian nationals
which was on December z, 1917, in, or has
since that date come into the possession
or under the control or or has been the
subject Of demand by the United States
OF America or any OF its officers, agents
or employees, from any source or by any
agency whatsoever, shall be retained by
the United States of America and no dis
position thereof made, except shall
have heretofore or specifically hereafter
shall BIO provided by law until such time
as the imperial German government and
the imperial and royal Austro-H Hungarian
government, or their successor or success
sors, shall have respectively made suitable
provision for the satisfaction OF all claims
against said governments respectively, Of
all persons, wheresoever domiciled who
owe permanent allegiance to the United
States OF America and who have suffered,
through the acts OF the imperial German
government, or its agents, or the imperial
and royal Austro- Hungarian government
or it's agents, since July 81, 1914, loss,
damage or injury to their persons or prop
erty, directly or indirectly, whether
through the ownership OF shares Of stock
I'D German, Austro- Hungarian, American,
or other corporations, or in consequence
OF Mstillties, or OF any operations OF war,
or otherwise and also shall have granted
the persons owing permanent allegiance
TO the United States of America most
favored-nation treatment, whether the
same be national or otherwise in all mat
ters affecting residence, business. pro
fession, trade. navigation. commerce and
industrial property rights, and until the
imperial German government and the inn
perial and royal Austro- Hungarian gov
eminent. or their successor or successors,
shall have respectively confirmed to the
United States of America all fines for
FIXTURES, penalties and seizures imposed
or made by the United States OF America
during the war, whether in respect to
the property of the imperial German gov
eminent OF German nationals or the inn
periaI and royal Austro- Hungarian gov
eminent or Austro-Hungarian nationals
and shall have waived any and all pecuni-
airy claims against the United States Of
America.
Being DESTROYS Of restoring the friend
" relations existing between the two ma
tiops prior to the outbreak Of war:
Have for that purpose appointed their
plenipotentiary.
1.-THE president OF the United States OF
america, Eliis Loring Dresel. commits I
toner OF the United States OF America to |
Germany. and the president OF the Ger
an empire. Or. Friedrich Rosen. minister |
r foreign affairs.
WHO. having communicated their full !
wers, found to be in good and due form,
w agreed as follows;
Germany undertakes to accord to the ,
tied States and the United States shall ,
10 and enjoy, all the rights, privileges,
a a q
tified In the aforesaid Joint resolution !
Che congress OF the United States of !
3. 1921, including all the rights and
antages stipulated for the benefit of i
limited States in the treaty of YER
80 which the United States shall fully [
~ Notwithstanding the fact that such !,
sty has not been ratified by the United
ARTICLE TWO:
18th view to defining more particu- !,
lathe obligations OF Germany under
foregoing article with respect to cer-
tarovisions in the treaty OF Versailles. /
understood and agreed between the
hrontracting parties;
That the rights and advantages
stated In that treaty for the benefit
ofe United States. which it is in
tel the United States shall have and
en- are those defined in section one 4
niten. eleven, twelve. fourteen and
I'll. The United States, in awaiting
itof the rights and advantages stip-
III in the provisions OF that treaty
noned IN this paragraph, win do so
itnanner consistent with the rights
aaed to Germany under such provis-
II
}. That the United States shall not
bund by the provisions OF part one
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treaty including those mentioned in
fraph one OF this article which re-
10 the covenant OF the league of ma
nor. shall the United States be
\ by any action taken by the league I
atoms, or by the council or by the
molly thereof. unless the United
Is shall expressly give its assent to
action.
b. That the United States assumes
obligations under or with respect to
provisions OF part two. part three,
ons two 10 eight, inclusive. OF part
and part thirteen OF that treaty.
b. That while the United States is
ileged to participate in the repara-
commission, according to the terms
art eight. of that treaty, and in any
r commission established under the
4ty or under any agreement supple
fftal thereto, the United States is not
Md toNparticipate in any such commits
"a unless It shall elect to do so.
~. That the periods Of time to which
fehnce d made in article 44o OF the
bait of Versailles. shall run with respect
any &C or election the part OF
B United States. from the date OF the
ming int, force Of the present treaty.
ARTICLE THREE
THE present treaty shall be ratified in
ordance with the constitutional forms
The high contracting parties and shall
y effed Immediately on the exchange
Qualifications which shall take place as
90 as pssible at Berlin.
wihess whereof, the respective
F.. splepoteniaries have signed this treaty
d,avN hereunto affixed their seals.
Dne \ duplicate in Berlin, this 18th
day Q AAlst, 1891"