Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-12

JniUd States 81 America shall
forthwith H. di-arncd ana tiE'rc-
hfucr informed IN neutral DOrt~ or
for tho want ~ them, IN hllh1i
poriS 10 Il" rsgnatrG by TIA" allies
and the United ~tat'- and p!a'Td
under surveillance OT the allies and
the nitCd States ~ AmcriCsI OhlS
Cstr"iakCrS hiug lrf; on bpard,
namely: Sn bHttl" cruisers 10
bnttlcshIps, eight light Cruiscrs,
in'iu..iLg two InInc myers tinCind-
Ing river rrIfD are tO h. ryn"cn-
tratCd Ia German naval bii-''', 70 be-
designated by llIr allies and th"
niich states ~ NrlcriCH. and ar"
tn De paid OFF and completely dis
armed and placed und'r Tho SuIEr-
vision Of the allies and the nitcd
States Of america. MI vessels ~
thc auxiliary Tl,Tt tTn"lcrs, mo-
tor vessels. CiC.j are to r dis
armed
2I-Thc niIIrs aud the United
States Of america shall have the
right tO sweep up nil mine fields
and distractions lnIh by Germany
out side GCrmnn territorial waters
and the positions Of these nrc To
~ Indicated.
25--l TrSdum Of Access To and
from the Baltic n h. given To the
naNnl and mercantile marines ~
the allied and ns-'Slitt"d powers.
10 secure thus. the nilirr- and the
Init'd States "f America shall be
empowered ~ u.rupS u German
forts, Qualifications, hiatt 'rirs and
dcfCnsc works ~ all Kinds In all
-
into the Baltic, and Ia sweep up
NIL mines and obStTucti0nS within
and without German territorial
waters without any question gI
neutrality hink riiscd. md The
positions Of such mines and OH
struCtIUns arr tO IN Indicated.
28-I'hc CAisting blockade CON
dltiuns set up rs the allies and uS-
SoClaTd powers are tp remain un-
changed and all German merchant
ships found nt sCn are to remain
liable Ia capture.
27-AIl naval sIrCrafi arc to h.
concentrated and lmmo billEcd in
German basIrS tO bc specified by
the allies and the United States Uf
America.
2S-In CNnCunting tho Belgian
coasts and ports, Germany shnil
lighters, cranes and MI other haT-
bOr materials. nIl materials for In
land navigation, all aircraft and
nll materials and stores. all arms
and armamcntS, and all stores and
apparatus Of all kinds.
2O-Al Black Sca ports ARE To
bC handed over to the allies and
abandon all merchant ships, tugs.
the I uitId states Of America; all
neutral merchant vessels seized
nr' to bC rClcnCd; all wnT-likc
and other materials OF all kinds
seized In those ports arr to he r.
turned and German materials ns
specified in Clause % arc To bc
abandoned.
30-All merchant vessels In Ger
man hands bCionging To the allied
and associated powers arc to b.
restored In ports to he specified
by the allies and the United Stairs
Of America without reciprocity.
31-NO destruction OF ships Dr
materials to be- permitted before
evacuation, surrender or rt=storn-
ton.
32-Tfr German government
will notify tho neutral govern
mCnts Of tho world and pnrticu-
larly the governments OF Norway,
Sweden, Denmark and Holland,
that all restrictions placed on tho
trading Of their Vr%SsIs with the
allied and associated countries,
whether by tho German govern
mcnt or ny private German inter
csts and whether in return for spc-
C1flc concessions such as export OF
shipbuilding materials, or not, arc
Immediately cancelled.
33--So transferring Of German
merchant shipping OF any dcsWrlp-
tion Ia any neutral flag are to take
place after signature OF tho arm
iStkCc.
V-Duration Of arInisticc:
3t-T'hc duration Of the arm
istiCS' H. to bc 20 days, with option
Ia extend. During this period, on
failurc Of execution OF any Of the
above clauses, the nrmiSticc may
bC rCnouncCd by any Of the CON
tracing parties ON IS hours prev
iOuS notice
NII-Tin'o limit for reply.
S5-This armistice to bc ac-
ccptcd OF refused by Germany
within - hours OF notification.