The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-16
RMANY signs
Terms
der is Complete and Peace will
II, % Germany is Stripped Of
oWer for Further Warfare.

hington, Nov. 11.-Signing o
nistice with Germany was pre-
today by President Wilson
SO announced it's terms at
noSion of Congress.
terms herald the end of thu
cause they take from German!
Ner to renew 1t.
before he went to the capitO
esident, in a proclamation ad
ito his fellow-countrymen
armistice was signed this
Everything for which
= fought has been accepted. II
" be our fortunate duty to as
example, by sober, friendly
and by material aid In the
3 OF Just democracy throughout
id."
bed of it's malicious power, the
aotocracy, its masters driven
!, Nermany stands before the
courts of justice as having
bed to terms of surrender which
will be regarded as the most
and complete ever measured
defeated foe.
ug of the full text of the terms
y measures the United States
Allied governments have taken
ntee that Germany's acceptance
be a scrap of paper, and to
he destruction of the military
f1ch once could secretely and
mple choice disturb the peace
world.
President Wilson concluded
hAnge of notes with Prince
ian, then chancellor, admin
officials declared that if his
bid not bring about what they
r0uld be more than an uncon
6urrender, it might bring
0golution in Germany.
~ today to the Hoenzollern
6ethroned and exiled, the
revolution sweeping Ger
"a the terms of the armistice,
mcials realized their pre-
had been amply fulfilled.
lifted the yoke of militarism
peoples of the Central EN-
Allies now turn to tasks of
Ind mercy, to bind up their
Id feed the hungry, mean
ing to guide them to a place
Cnily of nations from which
lake a part in assuring that
Buch fifteen hundred days of
nd horror need never come
Mon, reparation and restitu-
he keynotes of the armistice.
ore the principal things
must do:
iate evacuation Of Alsace-
Belgium, Luxemburg, Russia
hania without further destruc-
harm to inhabitants.
occupation by American and
oops of all the countries On
bank of the Rhine.
further, creation of a neutral
n strip of territory on the
u of the Rhine, thirty kilo
about twenty miles) wide, ex-
from Holland half way down
wiss border, and twenty kilo.
vide for the remainder.
hile, as a guaranty of good
occupation by American and
pops Of Mayence, Coblenz and |
the principal crossings of the
nth thirty-kilometer radius
idgeheads.
eastern front all German
he to be withdrawn from |
which before the war belong
psia, Rumania or Turkey.
HE German war machine must
The principal portions of its
4 be handed over; and arms,
and engines of war dismem-
the thousands are to be taken
army.
IN and Allied prisoners are
patriated without reciprocal
the associated governments,
1ands of wretched civilians
olf into slavery from invaded
are to be returned.
visions for compensating the
territories for the havoc
~ the invaders is contained
le sentence-"Reparation for
one."
- to restoring the map lines,
Yes Of Brest-Litovsk which
Ia prone, and of Bucharest
1ndered Rumania. must be
u Money. securities, pre-
lals and other valuables loot
he invaded countries must be
a trust to the Allies until the
\ of peace,
vest, the railways of Alsace-
the valuable stores of iron
Ill the stores and supplies
with arms and ornaments,
anded over
1st the Black Sea ports must
led, the warships taken by
rom the Russians must be
y; in the Baltic. forts and
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