Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-02
TURKS SURRENDER
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Twelfth Wireless, telegraph and cable
stations to be controlled by the allies
Turkish government messages 10 be
excepted
Thirteenth Prohibition against the
destruction Of any naval. military or
commercial material
Fourteenth Facilities are TO be given
for the purchase Of coal, OIL fuel and naval
material from Turkish sources, after the
requirements OF the country have been
met More Of the above materials rs To
be exported.
Sixteenth Tho surrender Of all garri-
sons in IIediza Assir, femene Syna
and McsopotamIa To the nearest allied
commander, and withdrawal of Turkish
troops from Cihcia, except those neces-
sary to maintain order, as will be de
tcrmlned under clause 8
Eighteenth The surrender Of all ports
occupied IN Tnpolitania and Cyrenalca,
including Mizurata, TO the nearest allied
garrison.
trians. naval, military or civilian. 10
be evacuated within one month from
Turkish domnions, and those III remote
districts rs soon after that time as may
bc possible
1wenty-first-An allied representative
to be attached to the Turkish ministry
Of supplies in order TO safeguard allied
interests This representative TO be
furnished with all aid necessary FOR this
purpose.
Twenty-second Turkish prisoners are
to be kept at the disposal of the allied
powers The release of Turkish civilian
prisoners and prisoners over military age
Is 10 be considered.
Twentv-third obligation on the
part of Turkey to cease all relations with
the Central powers
Twcnty-fourth-In caseof disorder IN
the six Armenian vilayets the allies
reserve to themselves the right TO occupy
any part OF them.
Twentv-ffth -Bostilities between the
allies and Turkey shall cease from noon.
local time, Thursday, the 3lst of Octo-
Der, 1918
NO SECRET AGREEMENTS IN ARmISTICE.
With reference to rumors circulating
here 10 the effect that the armistice
with Turkey includes clauses by which
Turkey would retain sovereignty over
Armenia and other provinces, the for
eign Office authorizes the statement
that there is no truth IN the suggestion
that any secret political agreement Is
annexed to the arfnistice with Turkey.
Discussing the immediate results Of
Turkeys exit from the war, the Daily
News today points to the probability
that Constantinople will be occupied
forthwith by the British forces in Bull
CARA and that an allied fleet will enter
the Black Sea as soon as the Dardanelles
are swept of mines.
That will have the effect" says the
newspaper, "of freeing the Rumanian
and south Russian coasts from the
domination of the once Russian but now
German Black Sea feet. Since that
feet consists of two drcadnoughts and
several other serviceable vessels and may
be Joined Immediately by the GOeben,
there is a possibility of a naval battle
of some magnitude, but it may well silt
the allies to be content for the prese. Is
with sending submarines through these
straits.
con land the actual disappearance
of Turkey and the imminent disappear
ance of Austria as beIligerents leave Ger
many isolated and ringed around with
enemies Formidable allied forces are
released for diversion TO new action on
the frontiers Of Saxony or Bavaria or
elsewhere The case of Germany sinks
from the desperate to the irretrievable. "