The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-05


Hungary will he entrusted TO the
local authorities under the con-
troll of the allied and associated
armies OF association.
!. The immediate repatriation.
without reciprocity. OF all allied
prisoners of war and informed
subjects and of civil populations
evacuated from their homes on
conditions to be laid down by the
commander-in-c chief of tho forces
Of the associated powers on the
various fronts. Sick and wound
ed who cannot bc removed from
evacuated territory will be cared
for by Austria Hungary person
mel, who will be left ON the spot
with tho medical material re-
CURED,
Naval conditions;
/. Immediate cessation OF all
hostilities Mt sea and definite in
formation to he given as TO the
location and movements OF all
tustro- Hungarian ships.
Notifit.a ton 10 I've made tn neu-
trails that freedom of navigation
I'm all territorial waters is given
To the naval and mercantile ma
rinct of the allied and associated
powers, all questions of neutrality
being waived
g Surrender to allies and the
United States of fifteen Anstro-
Hungarian submarines completed
between the years 1910 and 1918,
and of all German submarines
which are in or may hereafter en-
ter Au.Stro- Hungarian territorial
waters. All other Austro Hunga-
rian submarines To be paid of and
completely disarined and to re-
main under the supervision OF the
allies and United States.
SURRENDER ARMAMENT.
Z. Surrender TO allies ana
tinted states. with their conn
piete armament and equipment.
of three lattIcst,ip>. three light
cruisers, nine dcss rogers. twelve
torpedo. boats, one mine layer. six
Danube monitors. 10 be designated
by the allies and United States OF
America. All other surface war
ships. including river craft, arc TO
he concentrated IN Austro-Haa-
rarian naval bases to he dcSig-
natcti by the allies and United
States Of America, and are to he
paid or and completely tilsarmcd
and placed under the supervision
of allies and United States OF
america.
Freedom of navigation to all war
ships and merchant ships of allied
. and associated Ttsswcr-s ssr IxA given
4 iEr iiss, Airtatic stis .@sss- River DAN
ule and its tributaries in the ter
riIoriaI waters and territory of
Austria Hungary.
The allies and associated pow
crs shall have the right to sweep
up all mine fields and distractions
and tha positions Of these are tn
he Indicated.
In order 10 insure the freedom
OF navigation on the Danube, the
allies and tho United States OF
America shall m empowered to
occupy or To disrantlc all forti-
fic.iiinns or defense works.
j. The existing blockade condi-
tons set up by the allied end as
s4siatcd powers nrc to remain un-
changed. and all Austria Hunsa-
rian merchant shiis found at sea
arc to remain Liable to capture,
save exceptions which may he
made BY commission nominated
by the allies and the United States
OF America.
q. All naval aircraft are to he
concentrated and iInpactionixed
in Austro- Hungarian bases to bt'
designated ny the allies and the
United States OF america.
:. Evacuation Of all the Ital-
ian coasts and 81 all ports otru-
pied by Austria Hungary outside
their national territory and the
andonmcnt Of all fioating craft.
naval materials. equipment and
materials for inland navigation Of
all kinds.
8. Occupation ny the allies and
the United States Of America OF
the land and sra Notifications and
the islands which form the de-
lenses and of the dock yards and
arsenal at Pola.
Q. All merchant vessels held
by allies and associated powc
to he returned.
10. No destruction or ships or
Of matcrils 10 be permitted before
evacuation. surrender or rcstorn-
ton.
All tsnvnf rnrf mercantile
marine prisoners Of the allied and
associated powers in AuStrO- Hun
g1artan hands to be returned with
out reciprocity.