Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-13

sons and property In territory evac-
uated by the Germans has sentence
ADDED specifically tipulatlng that no
person shaIl be prosecuted for Of
lenses OF participation In war meas
urcs prior TO signing OF the armIstice.
Article Providing for the
abandonment or delivery In good
order to the associated powers of all
roads and means OF communication
and transportation In evacuated ter
ritory. calls Sor 10000 wagons (rall-
road cars) instead OF $4,000; 5000
motor iorries instead OF 10000 and
requires that all civil and military
personnel at present employed on
such means OF communication and
transportation including waterways.
shall remain. Thlrty-one instead OF
20 days are allowed for handing over
the materials Thirty-siy days are
allowed for the handing over OF the
railways OF Alsaca- Lorraine, together
with the pre-war personnel.
Article S.-Forty-elght hours Is
given the German command 10 reveal
destructive measures. such as pol
luted springs and wells and to reveal
and assist In discovering and destroy
ing mines or delayed action fuses on
evacuated TERRITORY. No time limltQ
was fixed originally.
Article 9.-Proylding for the right
OF requisition by the United States
and allied armies in occupied terri
tory, is. the claase added, subject
to regulation OF accounts with those
whom II may concern"
Article l0.--Providing for the re-
patriatIon without reciprocity OF all
allied and United States prisoners OF
war. including persons under trial or
covincted has the following added:
This condition annuls the previous
conventions on the subject OF the ex-
change OF prisoners Of war, including
the one OF July, 1918. in course OF
ratification. However, the repatria-
tion OF German prisoners Of war in
termed in'lIolland and In Switzerland
shall continue as before. The re-
patrintion OF German prisoners Of
war shall he regulated at the con-
olusio0 Of the preliminarles OF
peace"
Troop Withdrawal Changed.
Article l2--ProvldinR for the
withdrawal Of German troops from
territory which belonged before the
war to Russia, Rumania and Tur-
key In rewritten. Territory which be-
lonEcd to Austria is added to that
~ 'lIl "hltIl lllt NrtTIIldIh l1luHL Wltn-
draw Immediately and as to terri
tory which belonged to Russia 1t is
provided that the German troops
now there shall withdraw within the
frontiers OF Germany "as soon as
the allies, taking into account the
Internal situation Of those terri
tories, shall decide that the time for
this has come"
Article Recommendation" is
substituted for abandonment" in
stipulAting that the treaties of Ruch-
Arrest and Brest. Litovsk are nulli-
fled
Article l6-Providing free access
for the allies into territory evacu-
at"d through tn" German eastern
frontier, is changed so as to declare
such access * for the purpose ~
conveying supplies to the popula-
tions, and for the purpose of main
tanning order instead OF "or for
any other purpose"
Article l7-7OriCinaly providing
for the unconditional capitulatlon"
within one month of all German
forces operating in East Africa. Ia
substituted by a clause requiring
only evacuation by All German
forces operating in East Africa with
in a period to be fixed blythe allies"
Citizens RCpatTlatCd.
Article Is Providing for the re-
patriation Of all civilians belonging
to the allies or associated powers
other than those enumerated in
Article 3, is amended to eliminate n
reservation that any future claims
or demands by the allies and the
United states shall rcmdin unaf-
fcCted.
Article 22-Providing for the sur.
render OF 16o German submarines is
changed to read "All submarines
now existing" with the added stip-
ulation that those which can not
take these Ctake the p shall be
disarmed of the material and per-
sonnel and shall remain under the
supervision OF the allies and the
United States"
Further provisions are added re-
quirlng that all the conditions OF the
article shall he carried into effect
wGhn IA days; that submarines
ready for sea shall be prepared to
leave German ports Immediately
upon orders by wireless and the re-
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