LATE CABLE NEWS GERMAN COUNTER PROPOSALS.
AND THE ALLIES' REPLY. / 1 'Australian aud N.Z. Cable <v__3oclatiouj 1 (Received June 16, 2.10 p.m.) PARIS, June 15. The Allies will publish the German counter-proposals this evening and the Allies' reply to-morrow. The latter states that' directly the economic restrictions end Germany will enjoy the same 'advantage as other members of the League. Tlie Allies' amendments to the treaty include the following: — Firstly, Germany must submit within four months proposals regarding the amount of reparation and methods of payment. Secondly, a plebiscite will be taken m Upper Silesia within eighteen months. Thirdly, Germany will be admitted to the League m the near future. Fourthly, negotiations will be opened immediately with the view to & general reduction of armaments. I^'fthlv. effectives m the German army will be limited to 200,000 for three years. -B__________________________»il____l
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14937, 16 June 1919, Page 6
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