The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-11-07

+, evacuated territories OF Austris Hun
gary will be entrusted to the local an
thorities under the control OF the al
lied II associated armies OK occupa
ton.
Seven: The immediate repatriation
without reciprocity Of allied prisoner
OF var and informed subjects ind civil
populations evacuated from ,heir
homes on conditions to be laid down by
the commanderinchief of h forces
OF the associated powers on the var
ious fronts. Sick and wounded. who
cannot be removed from evacuated
territory, will be cared Cor by Austria
Hungary personnel. who will oe left
on the spot with the medical material
required.
Naval Conditions.
One: Immediate cessation OF all
all hostilities at sea and definite in
formation to be given as to the loca-
ton and movements OF all Austro-
Hungarian ships.
Notification to DO made to neu-
trails that freedom OF navigation IN all
territorials waters Is given TO the naval
and mercantile marine of the allied
and associated powers, all questions
OF neutrality being waived.
Two: Surrender to allies and. the
United States Of Is Austro- Hungarian
submarines completed between he
years 1910 and 1918, and of all Ger
man submarines which are In or may
hereafter enter Austro-Hungarian ter
ritorial waters. All other Austro-
Hungarian submarines to be paid off
and completely disarmed and to re-
main under the supervision OF The al
lies and the United States.
Surrender All Armament.
Three: Surrender 20 allies and
United States with their complete
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battleships, three light cruisers, nine
destroyers, IL torpedo boats. n mine
layer, six Danube monitors. to be des-
ignated by the allies and United states
Of America. All other surface war
ships, including river craft, are to be
conce,. trated in Austro- Hungarian
naval bases to be designated by the
lea and are to be paid off and com
pletely disarmed and placed under the
supervision Of the allies and the United
States of America. -.
-Four: Freedom Of navigation to all
warships and merchant ships of allied
and associated powers to be given In
the Adriatic and up the liver Danube
and it's tributaries, and the territorial
waters and territory OF Austro- Hun
gary. The allies and associated pow
ers shall have the right TO sweep IN
all mine fields and obstruction ana
the positions of these are to be IN
Dictated.
To Dismantle Notifications.
I'm order to insure the freedom OF
ma vigation on the Danube the allies n
the United States of America, shall be
empowered to occupy or TO
all fertilization or defense works.
"Five-The existing blockade condi-
tons set up by the allied and associated
powers are to remain unchanged and
all Austria Hungarian merchant shtps
found at sea are to remain liable to
capture save exceptions which may be
made by a commission nominated by
the. allies and the United States OF
America.
"Six-Ail naval aircraft are to be
concentrated and impactionized in
Austro- Hungarian bases to be desig-
mated by the allies and United States
OF America"
To Occupy All Coasts.
"Seyen-Occupation of all the Ital-
ian coasts and all ports occupied
by Austria Hungary outside their nat
ional territory and the abandonment OF
all the floating craft. naval materials
equipment. and materials for inland
navigation OF all kinds.
"Eight-Occupation by the allies and
the United States of America, OF the
land and sea Notifications and the is
lands which form the d%efenses and OF
the dock yards and arsenal at Pola.
"Nine-All merchant vessels held by
Austria Hungary belonging to tho al
lied powers to be returned.
"Ten-No destruction OF ships or ma
terials to be permitted before evacu-
alton, surrender or restoration.
"Eleven-All naval and mercantile
marine prisoners Of the allied and assoc
ciated powers in Austro-Hungarian
hands to be returned with reciprocity"
On the basis Of the Austrian arms
tice. it may be assumed that Germany
will lie called upon to evacUate all oc-
cupied territories. give up all railway
and military equipment. within the
evacuated territories. surrender a por-
ton OF her artillery and equipment
within Germany, surrender a portion
Of her grand fleet, and probably per-
NIT occupation Of Heligoland or Kiel
by United States allied units. This lat
ter would be comparable to the occu-
patton Of Pola demanded by Austria.
BY the Austrian armistice. the allies
are given military inc naval privileges
within Austria. making it easier for
them to strike at Germany's back door
II the nation decides not to yield TO the
United States-allied demands.