I e-xecuai caj>i? to Tub New Y??i- ,,
; CofVH0ftt, n, b N>w yKj |
lork H'rulfl Itnrrau, )
I tka t> 1 A"r'1 -5- I
?kL. Reparat,?^ Commission after'
m 4 flnal pIenar>' wh?ion Friday
; will on Saturday hand to the German !
Peace delegation Its final decision on
Germany ? debt to the Allie*. Copies
of the decision will be forwarded be
forehand to the United State* and1
other Powers Interested
The decision will name a principal '
sum of between 120,000.000.000 and
150.000.000.000 mark, gold. Thk N*w
Iork HKaALD correspondent here is
nformed. Thle ls more than do,Jb]e ?
the discounted value of the total
amount of the annuities <226,000 000
000 marks gold In forty-two years')
called for by the Paris accord of the
Allies.
In handing this bill to Germany the
Reparations Commission will have
, compiled with Article 233 of the
| Treaty of Versailles.
?'hile It is recognized here that anv
??ettlemer.: with Germany will b? at a i
. Jirurs much lower than this, th. final j
*?? th'' ll?Wailons Commission j
s darned to have a certain mora! I
in .asurlng the negotiations |n whi-h
America has taken a hand
Tlie commission to-day forwarded a
demand to the German War Burden*
Commission that 1,000.000,000 ffold
?rka b* In the Bank of
i France on or before April 30
Jri Its demand the commission, after
r^rrlng to Germany's refusal to trans
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