The New York herald., 1921-01-23
GERMANY'S TREATY
DELIVERIES LISTED
France Leads in Share of Prop
erty Delivered on Repara-
tiOns Account.
L. S. GETS TWO ITEMS
1900, ,143 Kilos of Dye Stuffs
and 1,314 Lorries Thus
Far Receives.
L. S. GETS TWO ITEMS
BIZ the Associated tross.

PARIS, Jan. ga detailed list of the
various deliveries made by Germany TO
the Allies in execution of the treaty OF
Versailles during the first year it was
IN force has just been issued by the Rep
arations Commission. The deliveries
were made on the reparatidns account up
10 December 81. The CHIEF item is coal.
amounting in all TO 17,S1S,s40 tons. Next
Ia Importance on the list are dyestuffs,
OF which 1o.7S7,S27 kilos were delivered.
Other deliveries were: Steamers, sail
ing vessels and fishing boats, 2,054,s29
tons inland and navigation materials,
$3.50 tons live stock, 360.176 head !;
seed l6.SO2.5SS kilos; ammonium sui
phate. 10000 tons pharmaceutical prod
ucts. 5T.S23 kilos; rolling stock, 1851 !;
trucks, 1855 motor lorries 5000 (;
fixed railway materials. 100000 tons !;
agricultural machinery. 1885.
In addition TO the deliveries placed to
her credit, Article 23S of the treaty
provides that Germany shall effect res
litution OF objects of every nature and
securities and cash taken sway seized
or sequestrated.
The records for the yeaf' show the
following deliveries under tits article:
To France: Agricultural machinery,
1856 machines; Industrial machinery
lsl. .t6l tons; locomotives, ID; trucks, s03i
To Belgium: Agricultural machinery
Il machines: Industrial machinery, ~
Oss tons; locomitives, 1894; trucks, R,S9I
There has also been restoration in
other things including certain securi-
ties and a quantity of furniture and
objects of art. but no figures are gwen
Tha list contains various cables which
have been delivered and which nave not
vet been allocated by the expert con-
ference at Washington, TO which tne
work was entrusted. In all there are
seventeen cables in various parts Oh
the world. A;,o
valuations have been reach I'd on most
az these certain questions of principle
remain undetermined. 1t .s also eX-
nlained that figures recently puDlsneo
Of German payments against the ~
OOoOOOOOO gold marks under Article
2s5 of the treaty are much greater than
the real figures.
The ALLEGATION by the Reparations
Commission of Germany's deliveries
shows that France received the largest
share. with Belgium second and Italy
third. The United States appears on
the list with two items-dtestuffs, OF
which she received 1,300.143 kilos. and
lorries. numbering 1874.
Great Britain received 1,477,S39 gross
tons of shipping 3,113s02 kilos OF
dyestuffs and 1,243 lorries. England
did not share in any of the other de-
liveries.
France received 14.21o.5S2 tons OF
coal. Italy 1,61S,534 tons. Belgium 1,401,-
626 and Luxembourg 5SS,09S tons
France received 3.172.632 kilos of dye
stuffs, Italy 1.760.s1 Belgium 1.l90,S75
Japan 250.062.
The only other allocations to Japar
were 5,S55 kilos of pharmaceutical prod
ucts and 2S,67S gross tons of shipping.
France received 166,924 gross tons o.
ships. Italy 124,901. Belgium 1881 tons
France and Belgium shared all live
stock deliveries. the former receiving
2O7.943 head and the latter 1928.
With the exception OF 200 kilos tt
Italy. France and Belgium also received
all the seed. France getting 6,501,Sl(
kilos and Belgium 301.07S kilos. Francs
also obtained 109932 agricultural ma
chimes and tools and Belgium 21573
constituting the total delivered. France
received 1858 locomotives and Belgium
1918. The 10000 tons of ammonium
sulphate went TO France.