The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-13

~ acton is a. tscit example OF tins
- the allies fought for, as il af-
81 &M4 mhArp contrast to Gernanys out =
M robbery OF civilians in occupied
n E4rtoas.
S IN fndfcatfon of what the entente
X4NDoAS and the United States intend
M ~ Russia In given by article sixteen.
( IN Gays access 10 eastern territories
S0eapied by Germany in order to con
#V9Y supplies to the inhabitants and
koep order. In addition. German
E0Gp8 will remain In these territories
134u further notice from rs for the
1AsnA purpose-~to ..olice them and 10
nep order
SS II u likewise shown that Germany >
4 IMEk or food will be given Considcra~
Hon. This Is distinctly stated in the
Y MEkiclc which continues in effect the
n11t4d and American blockade Of tho
4 Nnemy's ports.
Other changes pertain chiefly TO
UAtnOr matters, such as the repa' ration
~ prtsoncrs, Evidently Germany Is
" Nnp6ratois averse TIC a renewal of hos
411lftes. for articles three and eight
- are mentioned specifically AS not
MAINTAINING a denunciation of the arm
1t1ce II the enemy fats tc carry them
Into effect within the prescribed time
limit.
4. II In announced shat permanent
4ymtstice com mission. acting under the
direction OF allied military and naval
ANpmmanders- chief. will see to the
tn&eCutton OF the various clauses of Tn"
AfmtGtice. The articles mentioned By
Germany concern repatriation mat
Here.
III 0ecretary of state Lansing tonight
announced that he had been ads ised
~ changes III eish cen of Abe thirty
4y0 terms of The aTrniStico signed by
representatives OF the allies ana the
II United States ard Of Germany on No
-NeMbcr II. These eighteen articles
~ they read in their final and signed
form follow
u Article III-Repstriation beginning
~ once to be completed within fifteen
days or all the inhabitants or tho
cnuntrfes above enumera76H tincluding
&D@sages, persons under trial or con-
victed)
Article 1V.--Sufrender in good con
dition by the German armies of the
Relieving war material; Five thou
Aand guns t2.56o heavy and $500
.zninenwerfcr. LOO 9eroplanes thght-
err, born hers. firstly all OF the u
seeren's and all the night bombing ma
Ehthesl. TIE above to toe delivered
In stu to the allied and United States
er0ops In accordance with the detailed
conditions lid down in the note tan
nexure number one) drawn up at the
moment OF the signing of the arInis-
ttce.
Evacuation Plans.
Article v,-Evacuation by the Ger
man armies OF the countries on the
left bank of the Rhine The count rics
ON the left bank of the Rhine shall
he administered by the local troops Of
occupation. The occupation of these
territories will be carried out by allied
ma United States garrison holding
The principal crossings of the Rhine
MAyence, Cohientz. CoioRne) TO
9ether with the bridgeheads at these
sp6lnts of u thirty kiiometer radius on
Tho right bank and by garrisons SINH
larfy holding the strategic points Of
the regions. A neutral zone shall be
reserved ON the right bank OF the
Rhine between the stream and Inc
drawn parallel to the bridgeheads and
70 the stream and at "A distance OF
tan kilometers from the frontier of
Holland w to the frontier OF Switzer-
1And. The evacuation by the enemy
Of tho Rh.nelands Cleft and right
n hank) shall be SO ordered as TO com
p3eted In all thirty-one days after the
a5gning of the arnisttce. All the
movements OF evacuation or occupa-
H0n are regulated hg the note can
nexure number onel drawn up at the
moment OF the signing OF the arnis-
ice.
Il, Inhabitants TO Remain.
Article Win all territories evacu-
ated by the enemy there shall be nc
evacuation of inhabitants; no damage
or harm shall be done 10 the persons
or property of the inha bitants No
] person shall be prosecuted for offenses
or participation in war measures prior
% the signing of the armistce. No
doetfuctiop of any kind shall be COM
Nnitted. Military establishment Of all
4 kinds shall be delivered intact as we'll
- military stores III faed. rnunition
and equipment rot removed during
the period fixed for evacuation. Stores
Ut food OF all kinds tor the civil popu-
lation. cattle, etc, shall be left in
eitu. Industrial ests hiisnmehts shall
not be impaired IN any way and their
personnel shall not be removed.
Article Vff-~Roads and means OF
standardization OF every kind, raj
roads, Waterway. main roads, bridges
telegraphs. telephones. shall he III no
manner impaired. All civil and mill
tAry personnel at present employed
on them shall remain; 5000 locomo-
lives and 10000 wagons in good
working order with all necessar.
spare parts and fittings shall he de-
y 1tveTeC 10 the aSSoC4ated powers NiIlln
The period fixed In annexurc number
two and tota OF which shall not eX-
coed thirty one days. There shall
likewise Ia deliver 5000 motor lor-
r3es teaIna9ne auto lobiles) in good
order within the period of thirty six
dsye. The rail'vays # Alsace Lorraine
1hAll be hand atr within the period
Ut ;hlriy nr asS together with pre-
war safsC!ael and material. Further,
The material necessary for the work
Ing OF railways in the countries on the
left bank Of the Rhine shall be left in
ettu. All stores of coal and material
Tor the upkeep OF permanent way
Nfgnals and repair shops. shall be lef.
m stu. These stores shall be main
4Ained by Germany insofar as concerns
the working OF the railroads in the
countries on the left bank of the
Rhine. All bargcs taken from the
allies shall be restored to them. The
mote, annexure number two. regulates
eho details of these measures.
Must Disclose Trape
Article ViIf.--The German COM
inland shall be responsible for reveal
lnG within the period OF forty-eight
hourn after the signing Of the arms
6c6 all mffles or delayed action fuses
0n territory evacuated by the German
Y troops and shall assist In their dis.