The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-02
SURRENDER TERMS
TURKEY ACCEPTED
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vessels as are required for police and
similar purposes in Turkish 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 use by allied ships of all
ports and anchorages now in Turkish
occupation and denial of their use bv
the enemy Similar conditions are to
apply to Turkish mercantile shipping in
turkish waters for the purpose of trade
and the rehabilitation of the army.
Ninth-Allled occupation Of the Tau
rus tunnel system.
Tenth - Immediate withdrawal of
! turkish troops from northern Persia
to behind the pre-war frontier ALREADY
has been ordered and will be carried out.
Eleventh-A part of trans-Caucasia
already has been ordered to be evacu-
ated by Turkish troops. The remainder
to be evacuated if required by the allies.
after they have studied the situation
Twelfth-Wireless telegraph and cable
stations to be controlled BY the allies.
turkish government messages to be ex-
cepted
Thirteenth - Prohibition against the
destruction of any naval, military or
commercial material
urteenth-Facilities are to be givenl
Tor the purpose of coal, oil, fuel and |
naval material from Turkish sources. |
after the requirements of the country
have been met. None of the above ma
terials are to be exported.
F1tteen-The surrender of all Turkish |
officers i'll Tripolitania and Cyreniaca
to the nearest Italian garrison. Turkey
agrees to stop supplies and conmunca-
ton with these officers if they do not
obey the order to surrender
S1xteenth-The surrender of all garri-
sons in Hedjaz, Assir, Yemen, Syria,
Mesopotamla to the nearest allied com
and withdrawal of Turkish
troops from Cilicia, except those neces-
sary to maintain order as will be de-
'xIs 9sngIo I9pun p9uIuI9l
Seventeen-The use. of all ships and
repair facilities at all Turkish ports and
arsenals.
Eighteenth - The surrender of all :
ports occupied in Tripolitania and Cy-
renaca, including Misurata, to the near
est allied garrison
Nineteenth All Germans and Aus
-rlans, military or civilian, to be evac-
lated within one~month from Turkish
1omlnions, and those in remote districts !.
IS soon after that time as may be pos
'ible.
Twenty Compliance with such orders
IS may be conveyed for the disposal of
arms and ammunition, in
,ludlng the transport of that portion
# the Turkish army which is demobi-
lied under clause five.
Twenty tristan allied representative
0 be attached to the Turkish ministry
t supplies in order to safeguard allied
interests. This representative to be fur
ished with all aid necessary for this
urpose.
Twenty second-Turkish prisoners are
. be kept at the disposal of the allied
overs. The release Of Turkish civilian
rlsoners and prisoners over military age
to be considered
Twenty third-An obligation on the
art of Turkey to cease all relations with
le central powers.
Twenty -fourth-In case of disorder in
le six Armenian vilayets the allies re-
rye to themselves the right to occupy
" part of them.
Twenty fifth-Hosti1ities between the
lies and Turkey shall cease from noon,
cal time, Thursday, the 31st of October,
'18.
No Occupation of Turkey.
Nov. 1-Izzet Pasha. II
e Turkish grand vzier, is quoted by II
e Constantinople newspaper Tasviar |
Fkiar when the armistice negotiations
ere in progress as saying:
The conditions of ar1nistice will be
liter than the demands imposed on
llgarla as no military occupation off
or other Turkish terri
y has been demanded"