The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11

their personnel shall not be NOV.
ed.
Roads and means OF com
munlcaion OF every kind. rail.
roads. waterways. main roads.
bridges. telegraphs. telephones.
shall be- In no manner I'm.
paired
''T~-All eivii and military per-
sonnel at present employed on
them shall remain. Five thou.
sand locomotives. $4,000 wagons
and 10 900 motor iorrles in good
working order. with all neccs-
nary spare parts and fittings.
shall be delivered Co the associ.
atcd powers within tn. period
fixed for the evacuation of Bel.
gium and Luxemhurg
The railways OF Alsace fsor.
raine ahall be handed over with
In the same period. together
with all prewar personnel and
material. Further material nrc.
essxary for the working OF rail-
ways In the country on tho left
bank of the Rhine shall be kept
in aitu.
All stores Of coal and material
for the upkccp OF permanent
~Ays. siwnals and repair shope
shAn b. irst vntisc In xltu and
kept In IN sfficsanf state ty ttsr-
many during the whole period Of
arrnistise. All bsress taken from
them. A nots appended regulates
the dstaiIs.
"s---The German command
shall be responsible for revealing
all mines or delay acting fuses
disposed on territory evacuated
by the German troops. and shall
assist in their discovery and dc.
struction. The German command
shall also recyai all destructive
measures tina; may have been
taken tsuch ms poisoning or pol.
iuung OF springH. wells. etc-L un.
der penalty Of reprisals.
''e-The right OF requlsition
shall he exercised by the allied
and the United States armies In
all occupied territory. The up.
keep OF the troops OF occupation.
In the Rhineland excluding Al.
ace-fsorraincp. shall b. charged
TO the government.
"io-An immediate repatria.
ton. without reciprocity. accord.
ing TO detailed conditions which
shall be fixed. Of all allied and
United States prisoners of war.
The allied powers and the United
states shall be able TO dispose of
these prisoners as they wish.
"ti--Sick and wounded who
cannot be removed from cyacu.
ated territory shall be cared for
by German personnel. who will
DC left on the spot with the
medical material required.
III.
''Disposition relative to the
eastern frontiers OF Germany:
Must Il~ave Russia
"12--Ai German troops at
present in any territory which
before the war belonged to Rus
sia. RumLnia or Turkey. shall
withdraw within the frontiers of
Germany as they existed on
August /. 1914.
't3-EYacuation by German
troops to begin at once and all
German instructors. prisoners
and civilian. as we'll as military
agents. now on the territory OF
Russia tas defined before 1910 10
be recalled.
"f4-German troops to cease
at once all acquisitions and seiz-
ures and any other undertakings
with view to obtaining sup.
plies intended for Germany in
Rumania and Russia tas defined
on August /. 1910.
Abandons War Treaties
"15-Abandonmept OF the
treaties OF Bucharest and Brest-
Litovsk and of the supplement.
ary treaties.
"1s--The allies shall have free
access to the territories cvacuat.
ed by the Germans on their
eastern frontier. either thru
Danzig or by the Vlstula, In or.
der to convey supplies to the
populations of those territories
or for any other purposes.
III.
Clause concerning East AZ
rica.
"17-Unconditiona1 capitulation
of all German forces operating
In East Africa within one month.
~.
General clauses.
"fs-Repatriation. without rec
iprocity. within a miximum pc
riod Of one month. in accord with
details hereafter to be fixed. OF
all civilians interncd or deportcd