Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-11-15

public securities shall be remov-
ed by The enemy which can serve j
as a pledge to the Allies for the1
recovery or repatriation for war
losses. Immediate restitution of
the cash deposits iu the National
b nix OF Belgium and in general
immediate return OF all docum.
ments, specie, stocks, shares,
paper money, together with plant
for the issue thereof. touching
public or private interests in the
invaded countries. Restitution
o. the Russian and Rouma MAN
gold yielded to Germany or taken
by that power. This gold to be
delivered in trust to the Allies
until the signature OF peace.
NAVAL CONDITIONS
Twenty-Immediate cessation
of all hostillties at sea and def
mite information Ito be given as
to the location and movements
of all German Ships.
Twenty-one-All naval and
mercantile marine prisoners of
war of the Allied and associated
powers in German hands to be
returned without reciprocity.
Twenty-two-Surrender to the
Allies and to the United States
of America of 100 German sub
marine (including all subma rine
Cruisers and mine-laying sub.
marines), with their complete
armament and equipment at ports
which will be specified by the
Allies and the United States of
America. All other submarines
to be paid off and completely
disarmed and placed under the
supervision Of the Allied powers
and the United States of America
wARSHIPs TO BE INTERNEp
Twenty -three-The following
German surface warships. shall
be designated by the Allies and
the United States Of America,
shall forthwith be disarmed and
thereafter interned in neutral
ports, or, for the want of them,
in Allied ports, to be designated
by the Allies and the United
States of America and placed
under the surveillance of the
Allies and the United States of
A merica, only caretakers being
left on board. namely: Six battle
cruisers, 10 battleslIips, 8 light
cruisers, including 2 mines lay
|ers, so destroyers of the most
modern type.
Twenty-four-The Allies and
the United States of Americ
shall have the right to sweep up
all mine fields and distractions
laid by Germany.
ALLIES TO OCCUPY BALTIC DE-
TENSE
Observation-Disclosures of ac-
cess to and from the Baltic to be
given the naval and mercantile
marines of the Allied and associ-
ated powers.
Twenty-six-The existing
blockade conditions set up by the
Allies and associated powers are
to remain unchanged and all
German merchant ships found at
sea are to remain liable to cap
lure.
Twenty-seven-All naval air
:raft are to be concentrated and
mmobilized in German bases to
De specified by the Allies and
he United States of America.
Twenty-eight-In evacuating
he Belgian coasts and ports,
Germany shall abandon all mer-
liant ships, tugs, lighters,
ranes and all other harbor ma.
erals, all materials for inland 1
|avigation, all aircraft and all
materials and stores, all arms
md armaments and all stores |
nd apparatus of all kinds.
RUSSIAN SHIPS GO TO ALLIES I
Twenty-nine-All Black Sea +
orts to be evacuated by Ger. )
many; all Russian war vessels of
II descriptions seized by Ger. Q
lanv in the Black Sea are to be S
anded over to the Allies aud r
ne United States of America.
Thirty-All merchant vessels i
! German hands belonging to =
lie Allied and associated powers S
re to be restored in ports. to lie d
'ecified by the Allies and the 5
nited States of America, with.
ut reciprocity.
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