The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-16
the supplementary treaties.

NSoo W CIlS teFfilCIIcS evacuated ny
the Germans on their eastern from
tier either through Danzig or by the
Vistula in order to convey supplies
TO the populations Of those territories
or for any other purpose.
Class LII concerning East Africa
''17. Unconditional capitulation oi
all German forces operating in Easl
Africa within one month.
'IV.-General clauses:
"1S. Repatriation, without reci-
procity, within minimum period OF
one month, in accordance with de-
tailed conditions hereafter to be fix
ed Of all civilians interned or deport-
ed who may be citizens of other al
lied or associated states than thoSc
mentioned in Clause 8, paragraph Il.
with the reservation that any future
claims and demands of the allies ane.
the United States Of America remain
unaffected.
"19. The following financial con.
ditions are required: Reparaticn TO:
damage done. While such armistice
lasts no public securities shall be re-
moved by the enemy which can serve
as a pledge of the allies for the re-
covery or reparation for war losses
Immediate restitution of the cash de
posit in the National Bank Of Bel.
GUM, and in general immediate re-
| turn of all documents, specie, stocks
shares, paper money, together witt
| plant for the issue thereof, touching
public or private interests in the in
vaded countries. Restitution Of the
Russian and Rou1nanian gold yielded
{ to Germany or taken by that power
This gold to be delivered in trust te
the allies until the signature of peace
"v-Naval conditions:
"20. Immediate cessation of all hos
tilities at sea and definite informa'
ton to be given as to the LOCATION
and movements of all German ships
Notification to be given to the nava'
and mercantile marines of the alliea
and associated powers, all question.
Of neutrality being waived.
"21. All naval and mercantile ma
rine prisoners Of war Of the allie
and associated powers in German
hands to be returned without reel
procity.
"22. Surrender to the allies ans
the United States Of America OF let
German submarines Gncluding az.
submarine cruisers and mine layln;
kubmarines) with their "cples
armament and equipment il
which shall be specified by the allie:
and the United States of America
All other submarines to be paid OF
and completely disarnled and place.
under the supervision of the alllet
powers and the United States
America.
"23. The following German sur
face warships, which shall be des1g
mated by the allies and the Onl1ec
States Of America shall forthwith ht
! disarmed and thereafter interned Il
neutral ports, or, for the want
them, in allied ports, to be designat
ed by the allies and the United State
Of America, and placed under surVeu
lance of the allies and the uniVef
States Of America, only care taAer'
being left on board, nancy; Si
battle cruisers, ten battlesh!ps, elsh'
! light cruisers, including two NINE lay
ers, so destroyers Of the most MOD
ern type. All other surface warsolp
Gncluding river craft are to oe cog
centrated in German naval bases 1s
/ be designated by the allies anc til'
United States of America, and are t
be paid off and completely dlsarme'.
and placed under the supervision O.
the allies and the United states
America. Ali vessels of the auX1ilai'
fleet (trAwlers, motor vessels. e.c';
are to be disarmed.
"24. The allies and the United
States of America shall have the risi'
to sweep up all mine fields ana 90
structions laid by Germany OUTSIDE
German territorial, ";,;a-ic.'S no the po'
sitions Of these are to be lndlcatea.
'25. Freedom OF access 10 am
from the Baltic to be given 70 tne
naval and mercantile marines oi IN.
allied and associated powers. 10 Sc
cure this the allies ard the Cn'te1
States of America shall be empower
ed to occupy all German FORTS 1or1i
fications, batteries and defense work:
VI Gil klnQS IN dll Ll1O StA-
the Cattegat into the Baltic ana <
sweep up all the mines ana oDstruc
tions within and without German.
territorial waters without any question
of neutrality being raised and tn
positions of all such mines ana OBJ
structions are to be indicated.
"26. The existing blockade concl-
tions set up by the allies and asso-
ciated powers are to remain unchans-
ed and all German merchant ship;
found on sea are to remain liable u
capture.
'27. All naval aircraft are to be
concentrated and immobilized in Ger
man bases to be specified by the allie:
and the United States of America.
"2S. In e-acuating the Belgian
coasts and ports. Germany shall aban-
don all merchant ships, tugs, lighters
cranes and all other harbor materials
materials for inland navigation, q!
aircraft and all materials and stores
all arms and armaments and all
stores and apparatus of all kinds.
"29 All Black Sea ports to b.
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