According to the German version of the Congo compensations Germany obtains important and valuable districts along the whole frontier the Cameroons, two stretches of country reaching to the banks of the Congo and Ubanghi rivers. If, the latter have little value, they at least give access to the banks of both rivers, where Germany obtains: strips ix and twelve kilometres in breadth, which will enable her to make installations for the purpose of navigation.
Germany cedes the small district of Taingal between the rivers Logone and Shari to their confluence at the south of Lake Chad. The treaty stipulates for reciprocal free trade, transit rights, and extension of railways and provides for a mutual understanding in the event of any modification of the status, as between the two nations, of the Congo basin.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.