The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1918-11-22

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belonged 70 Russia, Rumania or Turkey
shall withdraw within the frontiers 81
Germany as they existed On August l
"rhirteenth. Evacuation by German
troops TO begin at once and all tefman
Instructors. PRISONERS ana Civilians. ~
well as military - ~nts now IN the terri
tory OF Russia. as ~enneo before asa. TO
Fourteenth German troops to cease
At once all acquisitions ana seizures and
obtaining supplies Intended for Germany
IN kumania and Russia. as defined on
August 1, 1914
''Fifteenth- Abandonment Of the treat
les OF Bucharest and Brest- Litoysk and
Of the supplementary treaties =
Free Access TO Eastern Fronoasr.
sixteenth. The Allies shan navo In
access to the territories evacuaco1 ~ II
Germans on their eastern front1og. 03thGr
through Danzig or by the Vistuia. ~ ~.
der to convey supplies TO the popU11 49,
OF those territories or for any oeneg -
poses.
Clause concerning East AfrSua<
Seventeenth. Unconditional ono01Inr
ton OF all German forces 0peon4uM r
East Africa within one month. III
Eighteenth. Repatriation witnou1 -
iproctty within a maximum perie0 q r.
month, In accord with. details 49,
70 be fixed, OF all civilians ineoGI RI
deported who may be citizens 0I11
Allied or associated states The
mentioned In Clause .. ParaeD11
with the reservation that any 1I
claims and demands Of the Allies ana The
United states Of America remain urRf-
Nineteenth. The following financial
conditions are required:
PREPARATION for damage done.
while SUE Armistice lasts no public
securities sha.. oe removed by tine enemy
which can serve ~ a pledge to the A1les
Tor the recovery or reparatton for war
losses.
Immediate restitution for the cash de-
post In the National Bank Of Belgium,
and In general immediate return OF all
documents. specie, stocks, shares. paper
money. together with plant for the Issue
ests IN the nxaaeS or private
Restitution Of the Russian and Ru-
manian gold yielded 70 Germany or taken
BY that power.
the Allies under the signature OF peace.
Twentieth. Immediate cessation OF all
hostilities at sea and definite Informal
ton to be given as to the movements OF
Modification TO be given TO neutrals
that freedom Of navigation In all terri.
torial waters In given TO the naval ana
mercantile marines OF the Allied and as
ISOLATED powers. all questions or neutrai-
lily being waived.
All Naval Prisoners Freed.
Twenty first. All naval and mercan-
tile marine prisoners OF war OF the Az
lied and associated powers In German
hands to be returned without reciprocity.
"Twenty-second. Surrender 20 the AL
lies and the United States Of leo German
cruisers and mine-laying submarinee-
with their complete arma ment and equip
ment In ports which will be specified by
the Allies and the Omitted states OF Amer.
IAN other submsrines to be paid "a
and completely disarmed and placed Nm
der the supervision Of the Allied Powers
Ana sns ynsC 'a re. 70 asrse German
surface warships which shall be desIg-
states Of America shall forthwith
sor ana ns msn OF hem
In Allied ports TO be designated by the
Allies and the United States of America.
and placed under the eurv1lilance OF <khe
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IInltcS Sts1ss a America shall have the
-isnt e sysP ~ 81 minshe esa,s, and on.
nan Janitorial waters, and the positions
u these are TO be Indicated
Aluss Msy Occupy Baltic Ports. y
Twenty NTH. Freedom of access TO
sud from the Baltic TO be given 10 the
naval and mercantile marines OF the Ale
lied ard associated powers.
ITO f~s~lrc this. the Allies and the tni.'
ted Sta.cs Of America shall be empow-
cred To occupy all German forts. fortinca-
tions. batteries and defense works OF al
kinds In all the entrances from the Cate.
gat into the Baltic. and to sweep up nn
mines and distractions within and with
out German territorial waters without
any question Of neutrality being raised:
and the positions of all such mines and
are to be Indicated.
Twenty sixth. The, existing blockade
conditions set up by the Allies and Rsso.
ciated powers are TO remain unchhngcu
and all German merchant ships found at
"Twenty-seventh. All naval aircrnft
are 10 be concentrated and immobiliyed
In German bases to be specified by the
Allies and the United States ~ America-
Twenty eighth. In evacuating the Rel.
gian coast and ports Germany shall aban-
don all merchant ships. tugs. lighters,
cranes and all other harbor materials. alb
materials for inland navigation. all air.
craft and all materials and stores. all
arms and ornaments and all stores and
apparatus OF all kinds.
Must Quit Black Sea Ports.
Twenty ninth. All Black Sea ports are
10 be evacuated by Germany: all RUSSIAN
war vessels OF all descriptions seized BY
Germany In the Hlnck Sea are Ia be
handed over TO the Allies and the United
States Of America. all neutral merchant
vessels seized are to be released. all war;
like and other materials OF all kinds
seized In those ports are TO be returned
and German materials as specified In
Clause ~ are Ca be abandoned.
"Thlrtieth. All merchant ships In DER
man hands which belonged 10 the .Ailied
in ports to be specified by the Allies ahi
the United States OF America without
surrender or restoration-
Remove Restraint on Neutrals.
Thirty second The German Coyern-
ment shall formally notify the neutral
governments OF the world and particu-
larry the governments OF Norway. Swe-
ien. Denmark and Holland that al re-
-trictions placed on the trading Of their
vessels with the Allies and associated
countries. whether by the Gerrnas Cow
eminent or by private German intetsts
,'cssionr. such as the export Of snil,buiid-
tax materials. or not. are immediately
aThirty- third No transfers Or German
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