The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-11-02

4efHS Oh tuS aTmlsLlC6 granted Dy
the allied powers to Turkey follow:
Ffrst-The opening of the Dardan-
elles and the Bosphorus, and access
to the Black Sea. Allied occupation
OF the DardaneIles and Bosphorus
forts.
Second--The positions Of all mine
fields, torpedo tubes and other OBJ
structions in Turkish waters are to
be indicated, and assistance given to
sweep or remove them. as may be
required.
Third-AH available information
concerning mines in the Black Sea
is to be communicated.
Fourth-All allied prisoners of war
and Armenian interned persons and
prisoners are to be collected in Con-
stantinople and handed over uncon-
1 ditionalIy to the allies.
Fffth--Immediate rehabilitation of
the Turkish army, except such troops
as are required for surveillance on
the frontiers and for maintenance OF
internal order. The number of effec-
tives and their disposition to be de-
termined later by the allies after con-
sultation with the Turkish govern
ment.
Sixth-The surrender OF all war
vessels in Turkish waters or waters
occupied by Turkey. These ships
will be interned in such Turkish
port or ports as may be directed, ex-
cept such small vessels as are re-
qulred for police and similar pur-
poses in Turkish territorial waters.
Seventh-The allies to have the
right to occupy any strategic points
in the event OF any situation arising
which threatens the security OF the
allies.
Eighth-Free use by allied ships
of all parts and anchorages now in
Turkish occupation. and denial of
their use by the enemy. Similar con-
ditions are to apply to Turkish mer-
chantiIe shipping in Turkish waters
for the purposes OF trade and the de-
mobilization of the army.
Ninth-Allied occupation Of the
Tauras tunnel system.
Tenth-Immediate withdrawal OF
Turkish troops from northern Persia
to behind the pre-war frontiers al
ready has been ordered and will be
carried out.
ELEVENTH. part of trans -Cauca-
sia already has been ordered to be
evacuated If required by the allies,
after they have studied the situation,
Twelfth-WireIess, telegraph and
cable stations to be controlled by
the allies. Turkish government mes
sages to be excepted.
Thirteenth Prohibition against
the destruction OF any naval, milf.
tary or commercial material.
F'ourteenth-FaciIiEi are to be
given for the purchase of coal, oil.
fuel and naval material from Turkish
sources. after requirements of the
country have been met. None OF the
above materials are to be exported.
Fifteenth-The surrender Of all
Turkish officers in Tripolitania and
Cyrenaica to the nearest Italian gar
rfson. Turkey agrees TO stop sup
plies and communication with these
officers IL they do not obey the or
der to surrender
Sixteenth--The surrender of ali
garrisons in Hedjaz. Assir. Ysnaan,
Syria and Mesopotamia TO the near
est allied commander and withdrawal
OF Turkish troops from Cilicia, ex-
cept those necessary to maintain or.
der as will be determined under
clause six.
Seventeenfh-Th use OF all ships
ana repair Ae@1tAk4G& 1I '&Al AAAelnAl
ports and arsenals.
ESghteenth-.Th surrender Of all
ports occupied in Trtpplitania and
Cyrenacia, Including Misurata, to the
nearest allied garrison.
Ninteenth--All Germans and Aus
trians, naval, military or civilian, to
be evacuated within one month from
Turkish dominions and those I'm re-
mote districts as soon after that
term as may be possible.
Twentieth-CompIla with such
orders an may be conveyed for the
disposal OF equipment, arms and am
munition including the transporta-
tion Of that portion Of the Turkish
ary which is demobiIized under clause
five.
Twenty fiTst-An allied represen-
faEive to be attached 70 the Turkish
ministry Of supplies ia order to eafe-
guard allied interests This repre-