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

who may be citizens OF other al
lied or associated states than
those mentioned in Clause ]. Par.
agraph -. with the reservation
that any future claims and de-
mands of the allies and IN.
United States Of America remain
unaffected.
Financial Conditions
'is-T'he following financial
conditions arc required
Preparation for damage done.
While such armisticr lasts. no
public securities shall be rernov.
ed by the enemy which can serve
ms n pledge TO tho allies for the
recovery or repatriation for war
losses Immediate restitution Of
the cash deposits In the National
Bank Of Belgium. and IN general
Immediate return OF all docu-
ments. specie stocks. shares. pa.
per money. together with plant
for tn. tissue thereof. touching
public or private interests in the
invaded countries Restitution
of Russian and Rumanian gold
yielded to Germany or taken by
that power This gold To he de.
Iivercd in trust TO the allies until
the sixnatu~ Of psxsoe.
Naval CesadIlianS -.
''5e---rnsasediAss c<smsfon cs
all ho~sitisies At s~a nnd def.
mite information TO he given as
10 the location and movements
OF all German ships Notifics.
ton TO be given 10 neutrair that
freedom OF navigation In all ter.
ritoriai waters is given 10 the
naval and mercantile marines OF
the allied and associated powers.
all questions OF neutrality being
waved
"si--Aii naval and mercantile
marine prisoners OF war Of nj.
lied and associated powers In
German hands 10 be- returned
without reciprocity.
"2s--Surrcnder to tho allies
and the United States OF 100
German submarines unciudlng
all submarine cruisers and mine
laying submarinesi with their
complete armament and equip.
ment. tn ports which will be
specified by the allies and the
United States.
AN other submarines 10 be
paid off and completely disarm-
ed. and placed under the super
vision Of the allied powers and
the United States OF Amcricn.
Warships Dissrmcd
"23-The following German
surface warships which shall be
designated by the allies and the
United States OF America. shall
forthwith be disarmcd and
thereafter interned In neutral
ports or, for the want OF them.
in allied ports. to bc designated
by the allies and the United
States OF America. and placed
under the surveillance os the al.
lies and the United States OF
America, only earctakers being
left on board. namely: six battle
cruisers. ten battieships. eight
light cruisers. including two
mineiayers. so destroyers OF the
most modern type.
All other surface warrhlps
dncluding river craft. are to be
concentrated in German naval
bases, TO be designated by tho
allies and the United States OF
America, and are 10 be paid off
and completely dIsarmed under
tho supervision OF the allies and
the United States OF America.
All vessels OF the auxiliary fleet
ttrawlers, motor vessels. ctc).
are to be disaryned.
"24-The allies and the United
States OF America shall have
the right to sweep up all mine
fields and distractions laid by
Germany outside German terri
torial waters and the positions
OF these are TO be indicated.
Freedom Of Baltic
Freedom Of access to and from
the Baltic to be given to the
naval and mercantile marines OF
the allies and associated powers.
To secure this. the allies and the
United States OF America shall
be empowered To occupy all Ger.
man forts. Qualifications, batter.
les and defense works OF all
Kinds In the entrances from the
Cattegat into tho Baltic. and to
sweep up all mines and obstruc.
tons within and without Ger.
man territorial waters. without
any question OF neutrality being
raised. and the positions Of all
such mines and obstrucuons arc
to be Indicated.
"26--The existing blockade
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