The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-13
rWE Terms OF SURRENDER.
Rank and vie Of Russian Army
Made Prisoners OF War.

Toxic. Jan. "A telegram from
Gen. Nogi giving the text OF the en-.
pltllatlon convention was received
Tuesday afternoon. II IA as follows:
Article I. All Russian soldlcrs, msrlncs,
the sarrlson and harbor OF Port Arthur.
Arr. (: XII forts. batteries. warship,.
horses, an .maisriais Tor hostile use.
Eoy.rnment buildings, and all objects DO.
ionging TO tho IAisslan government shai
their existing. condition.
Art . IN the preceding two conditions
es,nT ass.n,sd 70. as a s%usranteo for the
the forts and the batteries on .Ei-J
mountain. sunshu mountain, Ani.S
sasSglihsa"a, t ina ,mS shaniii 3, r. am,nsnf ~
noon of January ], and tho same shah
BE- transferred 20 the Japanese army
Art = SHOULD Russian military OF naval
objects named In article 2 or TO have
caused alteration In n way their con-
d,u?n az nc existing time the slsnins
shall be- annlllcd, and tho Japanese army
VIII take free action.
Art o The Russian military and naval
auihoriiics shan prepare and transfer
70 the Japanese army a table show ing
tho f~oriincations VI Fort Arthur and their
th" location OF mlnss, undsfground and
aubmnrlnc, and ali other dalsorou1 oil.
jects, also q table showing the compost.
sSFsises a, roTTt Arthur! "t 4 liss i" q n afmy
aud navy Officers. With names, rank anil
duties Of said officers q list. % army
steamers, wafrhlpH anl other ships, with
the numbers OF thoir respective crews, a
list Of civilians. showing The nuiuh,r ~
mon and women, their race and oecupA.
Art. & Arms. Including those carried on
The person. ammunition, wat matcttnl%
government buildings, objects osned 10y
other ships. including their contents. ox-
C'ptlus private property, hhill b. let N
Their prcsent positions, and the ,sommls-
sionrfa Of tho Russian ana Japanese
ntmlcs shan decide upon tho method Of
their trunsfcrcncc
the gallant rcsisiance Offered by thu IiuS.
hlan army as being honorable. will per.
init the officers OF tho Russian army and
navy. as well az officials belonging there
them private property directly necessary
for the maintenanec OF hfe. The pre-:
vinusly mentioned officers, officials and
volunteers who Will sign a written parole
pi,iging that they will not take up arms.
aud In no wise take. action contrary -
the close OF the war. will receive the con.
sent OF tho Japanese army to return to
their country. Zach army and navy OF:
such servant will be specially released on
signing the parole.
Art. +. uncemmis.ioncd officers and pri.
Yates Of both army and navy and vol.
un,eers shall wear their, uniforms. and.
taking portable tents and necessary prl-
viato property. n commanded by their
respective officers. shall assemble at such
places as may be Indicated by the Jap
anese army. The Japanese commissioh-
ers will Indicate the necessary details
Art D. The. sanitary corps and the ao-
c%ountants belonsing to the Russian army
and navy shall be retained by the Jap.
sncse while their services are deemed
necessary for the caring OF the sick and
wounded prisoners; During such time.
corps shall be required TO render service
under the direction Of the sanitary corps
and accountants of the Japanese army. !.
Art. II. The treatment 10 be accorde6
to tho residents. the transfer Of booke
aud documents relating to municipal ad.
m~inlstration and finance, and AIS de.
tailed nles necessary for the cnfs rcennens
OF this compact shall be embodied In .
supplementary compact. This supplement-.
AIRY compact shall have tho snme force
Art II. One copy zach ot thia compact
shall he prepared r. = Japanese and
Russian armies. and II shall have Imme-
dlato oreet upon signature thereof.