Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-05
War Over With Germany's
Last Ally at 3 O'clock
Monday Afternoon.
ARMS, MUNITIONS AND NAVY
ARE GIVEN UP TO WCTORS
Free Use Of All Territory by
America and Allies in At
tack on Germany.
DEMoBrLIzE ARMIES AT ONCE
Vienna Delirious With JOY Over An
nouncement Armisticc. Had
Been Signed.
IBy Associated Press.

By Associated Press
/ WASHINGTON. November Aus
tria-Hungary. the last and most pow
erful ally Of Germany. passed out o.
the world war day under terms OF
abject surrender.
Not only have the armed forces OF
the once powerful Austro-Hungar. ..
empire laid down thei- arms to aw. :,
the end OF the war and peace terms
dictated BY the allies and United States
but Austrn-Hungarian territory is
open for operations aEains, Germany.
Even the munitions OF the former ally
are are to to be used used agains, the Kaisers
prepared for them make prolonged
lighting necessary.
,orious advance on the Italian front
| we're accented by the Austrian com
mander -in-chief in the field in the name
execution Is guaranteed by the thorough
beating already administered. which
mad converted the defeated army into
disorganizcd. fleeing horde.
Even the terms imposed previously
upon Bulgaria and Turkey hardly we're
compelled to retire from wide strip
ot territory within the borders o.
surrendering all OF Italia Irredenta
and. thereby. losing any advantage for
argument over boundaries around a
lines Ines d%ed tor Austrian eSasua,ion
goal OF their ambition when they en-
tered the war. AT that time. the 1tal-
ian leaders carefully outlined and In
dicated on their war maps the terri
tory along their borders which they
aeeined y necessary that they acquire
frontiers.
TO cAHnI 0Lr.TERMs
fE UNDER DIRECTION OF FOCH
fnY r.f he
carried out under the direction OF Mar
shal Foch. who Will designate material
TO be turned over and supervise the
10 the rear. All German troops in Aus
,ro, h hnngary: Italy or the Balkans must
Destruction OF any property by retreat
ing forces Is specifically forbidden
,.Ship ships 70 be surrendered include ff-
three oattieshlrs. three light cruisers,
nine destroyers. twelve torpedo boats,
tors TO be designated by the allies
other war craft are TO be concentrated
and disarmcd under allied direction
Free navigation of all Austrian waters
by both war and commercial fleets OF
the allies Is provided for,
hv Ihs ne Danube ann,1 route is to & be kept open
fortresses to be selected BY the allied
commander. The existing blockade Of
changed, Austrian ships being liable
to capture where found. except where
commission TO DO named later pro-
Nides otherwise.
All enemy naval aircraft are to be
put out OF commission and concen-
,rated lrIse hs, Under Der al,ied eSn.rol Al Aus
occupied italian ports Is TO be left
untouched.
ARsENAL At PoLA is
SPECIFICALLY SURRENDERED
All fortresses protecting Austrian
naval bases or stations are to be oc-
cupied and the arsenal at Poia is speci-
hcally, surrendered. All allied Craft
Immediately. The only organized mill
tary force Austria is permitted to re-
mainta, 1ain is limited United to that necessary to
me terms of the armistce, with
parenthe,ieai explanations of minor
nounced by the state Department AZ
Following are the terms Of the armi-
into effect Mt s O'Clock to"day:
Military clauses.
ali, l. The immediate cessation OF hos
tiltties by land, sea and air.
p. Total demobiliation Of the Austro-
hungarian army and Immediate with
drawal of all Austro- Hunga rian forces
Sea TO Switzerland,
;. Within Austro- Hungarian territory.
ganised military force 1e'c" "?S' redpees ihess
to prewar effectlves. tEnectiveness?
artillery and equipment shall be col
lected at points to be indicated by the
allies and the United States OF Ameri-
ca for delivery to them. beginning with
all such material as exists in the ter
ritories TO be evacuated by the Aus
tro-Hungarian forces.
3. Evacuation of all territories in
Vaded by Austro-Hungary since the be-
ginning Of the war. Withdrawal with
In such periods as shall be determined
forces on each front Of the Austro-
Hungarian armies behind n line fixed
Aas follows; From Pic Umbraii to the
crest of the Rhetian Alps up ''to to the the
sources Of the .Adigc and the Eisach.
passing thence by Mounts Reschen and
z5renner zpsI,Te ana rn the he heights Of oetz and
crossing Mount Tnblaeh and tud"I msetin.. seu!n:
the present frontier Carnic Alps. il
vs aRs this atsr fTTn,er %onet Up to Mount Tar
Of Predil, Mount Mangart and Tricorno e @
Sos SGfsl9p) pad6srdn aGS tho Tatsrsheds of the
Idria. From this point the line turns
southeast towards the Schneebers, eX-
GUIDES the whole basin Of the Save and
goes down towards the coast in such
a. way as to include Castua, Mattu
siia and Velosca in tho evacuated ter
It Will also follow tho administrative
limits OF the present province OF Dal.
maya: including to the north Lisarica
tory limited by line from the (Semi-
grand? OF Cape Planca To the sum-
mlts OF the watersheds eastwards, SO
az az 70 tp include In the evacuated area
lnS towards Sebenico. such as the Ci-
cola, kerka, Butisnica and their tri-
SIaafissi slands in i VIII also include al tho
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