New-York tribune., 1918-11-12

I-MIL1TARY CLAUSES ON WESTERN FRONT
Cessation of operations by the air six hours after
the signature of the armistice
Immediate invaded countries: Belgium France
AsaceLorrane Luxembourg ordered as to be completed
within fourteen days from the aristce German
which territories within the
period fixed will become Occupation by the Allied
and United States forces jointly keep pace evacuation in
uated IN accordance with stated terms
Repatriation beginning completed within four
teen days Of all inhabitants mentioned
lncUdhg hostages and persons under trial or convicted
Surrender in good condition by the German
lowing equipment: Five thousand guns $500 heavy $500
hed 10000 machine 5000 minnewerfer arpane
6ghers bombcrsfrstly and neht~bombng machines,
The above to be delivered stu United States
troops IN accordance with the detailed conditions laid down the
annexed note.
Evacuation by the countries on the left
bank of the Rhine These countries the left
Rhine shall be administered under the control
of the Allied and United occupation occupa
ton of these territories will be by
States holding the principal crossings Rhine May
n e0en together with bridgeheads at these points thirty ko
metre radius the right bank similarly holding
strategic points Of the regions
the right OF the Rhine between the stream and line drawn parallel
to forty kilometres the Holland the
parallel OF Gernsei and far thirty
knns from he east Of stream from this parallel Swiss
frontier Evacuation by shall be so
ordered to be completed within further period days.
all nineteen days after the the
dent interrupted his reading this
denty had been in transmission the arithmetic
oad The further period Of eleven days. addition the
teen days allowed twenty
vedays given the Germans entirely the Rhine
All movements
ing to the note annexed
In all territory by enemy
~ uaton of inhabitants; damage be
the property OF the inhabitants No destruction
KIND to be committed Military establishments Of all kinds shall be
delivered intact well military food munitions
removed during periods
food of all kinds fer the civil population CATTLE shall be left
stu Industrial establishments shall impaired
their personnel shall not be moved Roads and of commun
cation of kind railroad main roads, bridges tee
be in
All civil and military personnel employed them
shall remain Five thousand locomotives, fifty thousand
and ten thousand good working with
all necessary parts and fittings shall be delivered the A
ciated Powers within the period fixed for the evacuation of Belgium
and Luxembourg The railways Of Aaceoaine shall be handed
within the period together with all
material Further material the working railways
in the country in
All upkeep ways
signals repair shops left kept efficient
state by Germany during the whole period of armst All bres
taken the Allies shall appended
regulates the details of these measures
The German command shall be responsible for revealing all
delay acting fuse disposed territory by
ton The German command shall also reveal all destructive measures
that have been taken (suh poisoning poutng of
wells etc., under penalty of reprisals.
right requion by the Allied and
the United States armies all occupied territory The
upkep of the of occupation in the Rhineand Excluding
AlaceLorrane) shall be charged the German government
~ An repatriation without reciprocity according to
~ detailed conditions which shall fixed Of all
United States prisoners of The Allied Powers and the United
shall be able dispose prisoners they
wounded, ter
ritory, will be cared for by German personnel,
left the spot with the medical material required
II-DISPOSITION RELATIVE TO THE EASTERN FRONTIERS
OF GERMANY
All German troops territory which before
IL the belonged Russia Turkey
draw within the frontiers of Germany they existed
1,
Evacuation by German troops begin once,
IL instructors civilian military
agents. the territory of Russia as defined before 1910
be recalled.
German all acquisitions
At and any other undertaking obtaining sup
plies intended
August 1910
Abandonment of the Bucharest and
~ and Of the supplementary treaties
Continued on