The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-31
By Associated Press

Paris, January 3O.-The documen, signed by the supreme council of the allies last night by which separations and disarmament decisions of the allies will be conveyed to Germany was delv- cred today to Charles Bergmanr, German under secretary of state for the treas ury and head of the German delegation in Paris, with letter of transmitol marked confidential"
 The letter. with notes on reparat;ons and disarmament, totals 2500 words. The letter of transmittal which is dated January 29, reads
 Sir: The allied conference which met in Paris from the 24th to the 29th of January, 1921, has taken the following de- cisions:
 "As regards the disarmament of Ger many, the allied governments have dp- proved the conclusions formulated in the note also attached hereto.
 "As regards the question of separations, the allied governments have unanimously approved the proposals formulated in that document also attached hereto.
 HUNS ARE INVITED
 "The allied governments have on for mer occasions and again today, in con senting to fresh delay in the matter of disarmament, had due regard to the diff faculties that surround the German gov ernment in the execution of the obllga- tions which have resulted from the treaty of Versailles. They have formed the hope that the German government will not place the allies. who confirm their previous decisions, under the ne- cessity of envisaging the grave situation which will he, created if Germany per- sists in failing to meet her obligations.
 "Qualified delegates of the German gov ernment will he invited to meeting in London at the end of February with delegates of the allied governments"
 The reparations note bears the title, An agreement between the allied pow CTS for the settlement of certain 1ues~ tions relating to execution of the treaty of Versailles The note reads:
 AMOUNTS ASSESSED
 Article I. For the purpose of satisfy ing the obligations imposed upon her by Articles 2s1 and 232 of the treaty of Yer sailles Germany shall, irrespective CT the restitution she is to make under Ar ticle 2SS and of any other obligation un- der the treaty, pay
 , '1. Fixed annuities, payable half yearly. in equal parts, as follows: (a) Two an nuities of 1000 GOO, ,oOc gold marks from May l. 1921, to May 1, 1923; tb) three an nuities of 3,O00,0o0,ceo gold marks from May l. 1923, to May 1, 1926 Co three an nuities of 4.o00. 0.0oo,o00 gold marks from May l. 1926, to May 1, 1929; (d) three an nuities of 5.oOo,onooJ0 gold marks from May 1, 1929. to May 1, 1892; (e) 31 annui- ties of 5000, fe0,o0o gold marks from May l. 1882 to May 1, 1863
 '.2 Forty-one annuities running rom May i, 1921, equal in amount to 12 per cent advalorem of German exports pay able in gold two months after the close of each half year.
 INSURE PAYMENTS
 "In order to insure complete fulfiii- ment of paragraph two above, Ger many will give to the reparation com mission every facility for verifying the amount of the German exports and for the establishment of supervision necessary for. this purpose.
 Art 1.-The German government will transmit for the reparations com mission notes to bear payable at the dates specified in Art. I, paragraph l. of the present arrangement. The