Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-13

Washinton, Nov l2 Amendments shal ISoch after his first meeting With the German plenipOtentiaries aS an nOnnced tonight by the state depart meni include the delivery to the United States and the allies of all of Germans submarines. instead of the lsO specified in the original draft of tn carmiStice.
 Another amendment specifics that the countries on the left bank of the Rhine evacuated by the Germans shall be administered by the local troops of the armies of occupation.
 Instead of the immediate with drawal of German troops from Rus sia as originally provided the amend ed terms specify that they shall be Withdra VII "as soon as the allies taking into consideration the internal situation of these territories tof Rus sia), shall decide that the time for this has come
 Reduction is made in the amount of certain military equipment to be delivered by the Germans to the as sociated governments. including 25,- 900 instead of 3OGOO machine guns and 1,700 airplanes instead of 2.0O0
 The number of railway cars to be delivered, however, is increased three fold, from 50000 to l50,0O0. It is against the delivery of this amount or rolling stock that Dr. Solf. the German foreign secretary has pro- tested to President Wilson, asserting that the distribution of food in Ger many to the civilian population will he greatly hampered.
 Another amendment provides "that the allies and the United States should give considerable to the pro Vlsioning of Germany during the ar. <, mistice to the extent recognized as l necessary"
 To assure the execution of the ar mistice convention, under the best conditions the principle of perma- nent international armistice condi- tiOn is admitted"
 this commission will act under the authority of the allied military and naval commanders in chief, An amendment to the naval clause provides that all vessels designated tC be interned shall be ready to leave Herman ports within seven days o1 the signing of the armistice. Direc. tlons for the voyage ito either nell- tral ports or those of the allied coun. tries to be designated) will be given by wireless.
 Other amendments include:
 'Renunciation" instead of "aban. donment' of the treaties of Bucharest and Brest-Litovsk of Supplementary l treaties.
 Evacuation by all German forces operating in east Africa within per. lod to be fixed by the allies instead Of within one month.
 Herman troops are required tC withdraw immediately from Austria. hungary as we'll as from Rumania ana Turkey. Evacuation by the en- emy of the Rhine lands Cleft and r1ght bank). shall be so ordered as tc De completed within thirty-one days m all after the signing of the armis- tlce instead of nineteen days. me guns everywhere are mute Etostilities have given way to, prepar- ations by the defeated enemy to eyoc. uate all invaded territory in accord ahce with the terms of the armistice and by the entente forces to take TIT the stragetic positions assigned tc them in order that the foe may he unable to resume fighting.
 Although the British. Belgian french and American armies are resting on their arms. they, neverthe. less are on the alert for any eventual. ity. And thus it is purposed that l they shall remain until the peace l which will make the world safe for democracy has arrived.
 1 AS the German armies in the west Wend their way backward, across the l Rhine, defeated. comes the cry from Germany for an early peace Starva. ton faces the war-torn empire. Ger many. which once lboasted that il l would throw circle of iron about the British isles and starye the peo. pie into submission today, is beggine not alone for peace, but for bread. Magnaninitv lies in the outstretch- ed hands of the allies. The German l people are not to he permitted to per. lish for want of food. Subsistence is 10 be given them, but in doing so un. l due privations are not to be visited upon the peoples of the devastated countries over which the Germans have swept.
 In Germany proper, the new gov. ernmental regime apparently is hold. inv sway, Internal strife seemingly has ceased except for mutiny by the sailors. It is asserted that the north. ern feet and. Helgoland. the island