The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-13
RAILWAY
 CARS ARE INCREASED
 FROM 50,000 TO 150,000
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drafted by the supreme war council and approved by the allied premiers and Col onel House in his hands since a week ago yesterday, when they were cabled upon their completion. He prepared his address, including the terms, and read it to Congress before Marshal Foch re- ported the document as actually signed at his headquarters
 A summary of tie changes follows:
 Article 3. Fifteen days instead of 14 are allowed for the repatriation, begin- ming at once, of all the inhabitants re- moved from invaded countries, including hostages and persons under trial or convicted.
 FOCH'S CHANGES
 Article i. Providing for the surrender of munitions and equipment reduces the number of machine guns to be delivered from 3o,O00 to 25,O0O. the number of air planes from 2000 to 1700
 Article 3. Providing for the evacuation by the Germans of the countries on the left bank of the Rhine, stipulates that these countries shall be administered by the local troops of occupation," in- stead of by the local authorities under the control of the allied and United States armies, and the occupation is to be "carried out by instead of "determ- lUCQ Dy dllleu dIlu CI Otdtcc Shi risons holding strategic points and the principal crossings of the Rhine. Thirty one days instead of 20 days are allowed for completion of the evacuation.
 Article S. Providing that no damage or harm shall be done to persons and prop ety in territory evacuated by the Ger mans has a sentence added speclncally stipulating that no person shall be prose cuted for offenses of participation in war measures prior to the signing of the armiStice.
 15O,0 CARS DEMANDED
 Article r. Providing for the abandon ment or delivery in good order of the associated powers of all roads and means of communication and transportation Tn evacuated territory, calls for 10000 wag- ons (railroad carsl instead of 5o,0Oo; 6coC motor lorries instead of 10000, and re- quires that all civil and military person. nel at preesnt employed on such means of communication and transportation, 1n- cludng waterways, shall remain Thirty-one instead of 25 days are al lowed for handing over the materials. Thirty-six days are allowed Tor the handing over of the railways Of Alsace- Lorraine. together with the pre-war per- sonnel.
 Article s. Forty eight hours is given the
  measures, such as polluted springs and wells. and to reveal and assist Tn dls- covering and destroying mines or de- layed action fuses on evacuated territory. No time limit was fixed originally.
 Article 9. Providing for the right of requisition by the United States and al lied armies in occupied territory. has the clause added, subject to regulation or accounts with those whom it may con cern."
 ANNULS CONVENTIONS
 Article 10. Providing for the repartria- ton without reciprocity of all allied and United States prisoners of war. includ- ing persons under trial or convicted, has the following added:
 This condition annuls the previous conventions on the subject of the ex- change of prisoners of war; including the one of ~July, 1918. in course of ratifica- ton. However, the repatriation of Ger man prisoners of war interned in Holland and in Switzerland shall continue as be- fore. The repatriation of German pris- oners of war shall be regulated at the conclusion of the preliminaries of peace. Article 12 Providing for the with drawal of German troops from territory which belonged before the war to Rus sia. Rumania and Turkey, Is rewritten. Territory which belonged to Austria Hungary Is added to that from which the Germans must withdraw immediate- ly. and as to territory which belonged to