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gium within tho next thirty days. or
-, siltsts,.cne days after the signing of the

NEr4Dted only forty-eiEht hours. under
s5hs.silied command the location OF al!
Ib4NS&sSdelayed-a action fuses. poisoned
Igellsser. the pollution OF springs, Fur.
torthWith in the destruction of all such
death places.
amended terms e 't thsre i are two OUT UT
viii take only a5,ooo, instead OF 80,
1000 lighting aircraft. Whether or not
It WAS physically. impossible for Ger,
sss IS en noa known %e ' ii is S'iF Fkey
frue%ith regard to the airpianes. but
'2git was assumed that the difference in
authorities within the former empire
could effcctually maintain order.
REDUCE NUMBER OF MOTOR
LORRIES TO HAVE FOOD
Another instance of leniency is our
aStion in demanding 5000 instead of
10000 motor lorries. The need of these.
nHTPls carriers sef OF food Was set n
tho President to-day.
:, incidentally the revised terms make
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plainly the intention Of this govern
nisnt and the allied nations TO assist
the su Gssmnn i ps9p,e, - whore no
.chances are being taken is revealed in
The 'article dealing with the govern
ment of tho countries on the left bank
OF the Rhine. evacuated by Germany.
The ioriginal article said these terri
1oriSs would be governed by local au-
lpf occupation. The revised article
omlts the local authorities entirely and
states that the local troops Of oG ecu.
means military rule, for the time being
at least.
RennnSia;ion; and not ahandonment:
{Eeaties. is one of the new demands
IDENTIFICATION, il is pointed out. pro-
abandonment might.
Allied or American requisition in oc-
cupied territories will be subject TO
Of accounts, according to
the allies eueht for. as it AFFORDS
&6hbSry OF civilians in occupied re-
NATIONS GIVE HINT OF
HELP FOR THE RUSSIANS
r sAn, indiestSn Of what the entente
for Russia is given by Article NvI,
which says access to eastern ter
fiior!es occupied by Germany in
nS as '0 ans to Keep TO order ne
I'm addition, German troops will
remain in these territories until fur
then notice from us for the same pur-
-posG~to police them and to keep order.
ks.Ir rs likewise shown that Germanys
lack Of. food will be given considcra-
article which continues in effect the al
1ied'and American blockade of the
,.enemy's ports.
&.Other changes pertain chiefly to
minor ,lnattcrS, such as the repatriation
ofapriSpners. Evidently Germany is
desperately aHerse to renewal of
are mentioned specifically as not war
ranting dcnunciation of the armis
;. .lGe If the enemy fails to carry. them
Into effect within the prescribed time
III
4stenes armisticc commission. acting
N9nder The direction of allied military
ssaee to the execution of the various
Ssplauses OF the armistice. The articles
yssneniioned by Germany concern repatri-
@SsItion matters.
tr$ilANGES MADE IN THE
sss - SIGNED !t"MISTfCE TERMS
ha Those eighteen articles as they read
Hm their hnal and signed form follow:
once be- %tb 6;ssinnn6
&aays OF all the Inhabitants of the coun-
S3ries above enumerated Uncluding
. hosta ges, persons under trial or con-
lsS Article IV.-surrender in good con-
tionmby the German armies Of the
IS.5oo heavy and $500 field. $4,000
$Enachine guns. 1000 mincnwerfer. 100
sarplan mes thghters. bombers. firstly all
Efombing n.achines). The above to be
S&elivered in stu TO tho allied and
Enited states troops in accordance
! ffgith the detailed conditions laid down
, EAn the note tanncXurc No u. drawn
A.s3p at the moment OF the signing OF the
E4TmiStice.
~ Article V.-Evacuation by the Ger
Fan armies OF the countries on tho left
Xaank OF the Rhine. The countries on
Xtc left bank Of the Rhine shall be ad-
administered by tho local troops Of oc-
Npnpation. The occupation of these ter
fttories Will be carried out by allied
Hyhd United States garrsons holding
n Of hn pI>;,
ESMayence. CpfhcnZ.. GoloGne). together
IHith the brSdgchcads at these points
~ thirty-kiiometer radius on the
Wight bank. and by garrsons similarly
%holdinE the strategic points OF the
@sgions. A neutral zone shall be re-
lsrved on the right bank of the Rhine
t;betwecn the stream and line drawn
&arallel TO the bridgehcads and to the
S4fr cam and at distance Of ten kilo-
@eters from the frontier Of Holland up
Ma the frontier of Switzerland. The
SYvacuation by the enemy Of the Rhine
saandsMtleft and right bank) shall he
Sso orHered as to be completed in all
;4birty-one days after the signing of the
l8smisttce All the movements of evacu-
Zion or occupation are regulated by the
hhpte ,IanneXure number -, drawn UP
$Ht the moment OF the signing Of the
Earmist4ce.
ESp DAMAGE or HARM
q, MUST COME TO PEOPLES
81 t.rticle Win all territories
sssacutcd by the enemy there shall he
sFEc or harm shall be done to the per
SSpns or property OF the inhabitants Nc
Eperson shall be prosecuted for onense.
3Dr participation in war measures prio
Sfp the signing of the armisticc y,
f1estruction OF any kind shall be cor,
sgsitted Military establishments of al
Eannds shall be delivered intact as wei
las military stores of food munition
SApd equipment not removed during tn
sNsriod hxHd for evacuation. Stores o
Mood OF all kinds for the civil popula
ZION, cattle, etc, shall be left in sit,
Edpdustrial establishments Shall not b
gympaired in any way and their per
Mpnnel shall not be removed
SssArticle VI1.-Roads and means o
communication of every kind railroad.
Waterways, main roads. bridges, tele
Kraphs. telephones. shall be in no man
sPfr impaired. All civil and militar
Rersonnel at present employed on Their
$hall remain: 5000 locomotives an
100000 wagons in good working order
KIN all necessary spare parts and fit
Ahgs. shall bc delivered TO the asso
a&tQted powers within pcrinb Gxo