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vided by law until such time as the
imperial German government and the
imperial and royal ustro-Hungarlan
government. or their successor or sue.
ceSsors, shall have. respectively. made
suitable provision for the satisfaction
OF all claims against said govern
ments. respectively. Of all persons,
| wheresoeyer domiciled. who owe per,
States Of America and who have suf.
fered. 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. l914, loss. damage or
through the ownership Of shares of
stock in German. Austro- Hungarian.
American or other corporations. or
any operations of war, or otherwise,
and also shall have granted to per-
sons owing permanent allegiance to
the United States of America most
favored nation treatment. whether
the same be national or otherwise,
and also shall have granted to per-
sons owing permanent allegiance to
the United States of America most
favored nation treatment. whether
the same be national or otherwise,
in all matters affecting residence.
business, profession. trade, naViga-
tion. commerce and industrial prop
erty rights, and until the imperial Ger
man government and the imperial and
royal ustro-Hungarian government,
or their successor or successors.
the United States of America all
fines. forfeitures. penalties and seiZ-
ures imposed or made by the United
States of America during the war.
whether in respect TO the property
of the imperial German government
ar A,rC fYn a =
Austro hungarian nationals, and
shall have waived any and all pc
cuniary claims against the United
States of America.
War Resolution Not Repealed.
Section 6. Nothing herein contained
shall be construed to repeal modify
or amend the provisions Of the joint
resolution "declaring that certain acts
of Congress, joint resolutions and
proclamationS shall be construed as
if the war had ended and the present
or existing emergency expired ap-
proved Ma rch 8. 1921, or the passport
control provisions Of an act entitled
"An act making appropriations for the
d ipl onlatic ana consular service FOR
the fiscal year ending June 80. 1922,
approved March ., 1921: nor to be
effective to terminate the military
status OF any person now in deser-
tion from the military or naval serv-
ice Of the United States. nor to ter
minate the liability TO prosecution
anda puni shment under the select!ve
service law. approved May IS. 1917.
Of any person who failed to comply
with the provisions of said act or Of
acts amendatory thereof
Alternative Methods Proposed.
Alternative methods of restoring
peace with Germany were proposed
by Senator King. democrat, Utah in
two resolutions offered yesterday in
the Stnatt, One suggested ratifica ton
of the Versailles treaty with all
mention Of the league Of nation elimi-
mated and such reservations as found
necessary. The other requested the
President to negotiate a treaty of
peace with Germany. which shall Sc
cure complete recognition and assur-
anceS Of all rights and interests of
| the government of the United States
as stipulated in the treaty of Yer
sail!es. settle all outstanding ques-
tionS. and provide for annty and COM
m erce