Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-06
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'.Rirst The burgher forces in the
field win forthwith lay down their
arms and hand over all guns rifles and
ammunition Of war in their possession,
or under their control, and fdeeist from
further. resistance and acknowledge
King Edward VII. as their lawful SOW
freiEn The manner and details Of
khts surrender will be arranged be-
tween knrd Kitchener and Connlan-
dant General Botha, assisted by Gen
feral DelaRey and Chief Commandant
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I .sSecond-All burghers outside the
limits Of the: Transyaal and Orange
River Colony, and all prisoners Of war
at present outside South Africa, who
are hurghers, will, on duly declaring
theiy acceptance Of, the position Of sub
jects of his majesty, be brought back
aatQf their homes as soon as means Of
transport can be provided and means
of subsistence assured. s.,..,. a, Id r.,
|. <s:;fi."Third-Theysbu rghefssE $50 returning
will not be deprived Of their personal
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! "Fourth-No proceeding, civil or
criminal, ! will be taken against any
burghers surrendering Or SO returning,
for any acts in connection with the
+ prosecution of the war. The benefits
/ of this clause do not extend to certain
acts contrary to the usages of war,
which have been notified by the com
mandeY-in-chief to the Bner generals,
and which shall be tried by cpnrtmar-
tial after the close Of hosHffties. -"
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| "Tenth-As soon as the conditions
rer. ~. :. commission. on which the
! local inhabitants will be represented
will be appointed in each district o.
! the Transyaal and Orange River Col
! ony under the presidency of a maeis
trate or other official, for the purposE
J of assisting in the restoration of ths
people to their homes and supplying
those, who. owing to war losses. ar
! unable to provide for themselves. witt
food and shelter, and the necessary
| amount Of seed. stock. inducements
| etc. indisnersible to the resumption O
| the normal occupations. His majesty.
! government will place at the disnosa
! or these commissions the sum at e