The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-11-14

destruction. The German command
shall also reveal all destructive meas
ntes that may have been taken (such
rs poisoning or p~olluting of springs.
wells a sto.,) under penalty Of reprisals.
'S-The right OF requisition shall be
exercised by tho allied and the United
STATES armies in all occupied territory.
The urkeep OF the troops Of occupation
IN the Khineland Excluding Alsace-
L"rraine) shall be charged to the Ger
nam government.
10. An Immediate repatriation
fithout reciprocity, according to de-
tailed conditions which shall be fixed,
OF all allied and United States pris-
oners OF war. The allied powers and
the United States shall be able to dis
pose OF these prisoners as they wish.
III. Sick and wounded who cannot
bc removed from evacuated territory
vii! he cared for by German personnel
who will be left on the spot with the
medical material required.
The Eastern Frontier.
Disposition relating to the eastern
frontiers of Germany:
~. All German troops at present
IL any territory which before the war
belonged to Russia, Rumania, or Tur-
key shall withdraw within the frontier
Of Germany as they existed on Aug
ust 1, 1914.
"13. Evacuation by German troops
TO begin at once and all German in
structors. prisoners and civilians as
we'll as military agents, now on the
territory Of Russia, Gas defined before
1910 to be recalled.
IA. German troops 10 cease at
once all acquisitions and seizures and
any other undertakings with a view to
obtaining supplies intended for Ger
many, in Rumania and Russia Gas de-
fined on August 1, 1910
"15. Abandonment Of the treaties OF
Bucharest and Brest-Litovsk and OF
the supplementary treaties.
"16. The allies shall have free &C
cess to the territories evacuated by the
Germans on their eastern frontier eth
err through Danzig, or by the Vistula,
in order to convey supplies to the pop
ulations of those territories or for n
other purposes. .
~. Unconditional c~apitulation of
all German forces operating In East
Africa within one month.
No Reciprocity.
"1S. Repatriation without recipro-
city. within q maximum period or n
month. in accord with details hereafter
10 be fixed, Of all civilians interned or
d eported who may be citizens Of other
allied or associated states than those
mentioned in clause 3, paragraph 10,
with the reservation that any future
claims and demands of h allies and
the United States of America. remained
unaffected.
"I9. The following financial condi-
tons are required: Reparation for
damage done. While such armistice
lasts no public securities shall be re-
moved by the enemy which can serve
AS a pledge to the allies for the recOv-
! ery or repatriation for war losses. I'm
mediate restitution for the cash deposit
in the National Bank OF Belgium, and
| is general immediate return Of all doc
%urnents, specie, stocks. shares, paper
! money together with plant for the issue
thereof, touching public or private in
terests in the invaded countries. Res
| titntion of the Russian and Rumanian
gold yielded to Germany or taken by
| hat power. This gold to be delivered
in trust to the allies until the sigma
ture Of peace.
Naval Provisions.
"20. Naval conditions: Immediate
cessation Of all hostilities at sea and
| definite information to be given as to
the location and movement OF all Ger
man ships. Notification to be given tc
neutrals that freedom of navigation in
ali territorial waters is given to the
naval and mercantile marines of the al
lied and associated powers, all ques'
lions Of neutrality being waived.
"21. All naval and mercantile ma
rine prisoners Of wal Of the allied anc
associated powers In German hands t
be returned with reciprocity.
"22. Surrender to the allies and TIT
United States of 100 German subma'
rines (including all submarine cruisers
and mine laying submarlnes) with thei'
complete armament and equipment, IL
ports which will be specified by TIN
allies and the United States of Amer
lea. All other submarines to be paid of
and completely disarmed and placed
under the supervision of the allie'
powers and the United States of Amer
lea.
Disarm Ships.
"23-The following German surfac
warships, which shall be designated b.
the allies ind the United States O
America, shall forthwith be disarme
and thereafter informed in neutral port
or, for the want of them, in allied ports
to be designated by the allies and tn
United States of America. and place
under the surveillance OF the allies an
the United States of America, onl
caretakers being left on board. namely
Six battle cruisers. 10 battleship:
eight light cruisers, including two min
layers, and so destroyers OF the mos
modern type.
"All other surface warships (includ
ing river CRAFTY are to be concentrate
in German naval bases. to be deSig
mated by the allies and the Unite
States of America, and are to be pal
off and completely disarmed under tn
supervision of the allies and the Unite
States of America. All vessels of tn
auxiliary fleet ~(trawlers, motor vessels
etc., are to be disarmed.
pa. The allies and the United state
of America shall have the right I
sweep up all mine fields n obstruc
tons laid by Germany outside Germa
territorial waters and the positions {
these ere to ID indicated.
"25. Freedom of access to and fror
the Baltic to be given to the nav
and mercantile marines of the allie
and associated powers. To secure tn
the allies and the United States {
America, shall be empowered to occup
all German forts. Notifications, bat
teries and defense work OF all kind
from the entrance of Cattegat into tn
Baltic and to sweep up all mines an
distractions within and without Ger
nan territorial waters without an