The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1918-11-15
ARMAS
Terms as Laid Down and Accepted by
Germany. Amendments Made by
Marshal Foch.

The strictly military of the arnsice embraced IN
specifications which include the evacuation of all in
territories withdrawal of heGerman from the
bank the Rhine and the surrender of all supplies of
The also provide the abandonment by Germany OF
ltke treaties Of Bucharest and Brest -IIovsk.
The provide the surrender of 100 submarines
fifty desroyers battle cruisers ten battleships eight light
cruisers and other miscellaneous ships
vessels German hands to be surrendered and
Germany notify neua that they free trade at once
on the with the Allied countries
Among the financial terms included restitution for dam
done by the German armies restitution for the cash taken
National Bank of Belgium and return of gold taken
from Russia and Roumana. i
field and half light artillery 1000 machine 5000 flame
hrUwers and 1000 ar dda 20 ooo 10 ooo
motor loe the railways of for use by the
A 1s % al
without reciprocal action by the Allies also uded
Rhine is provide that shall hold the Of the
nd snd together with the
The right bank Of the Rhineand that by the Allies
in days The amistce for thirty
but the president spoke of the coming to
by Russia, Roumania and Turkey before the war.
rory either through psnsg or BY the River visua
The unconditional capituaon Of all German forces East
German troops which have left the invaded territories
which specifically includes AsaceLorraine within fourteen
repatriation within days of the thousands Of
Freedom Of the Baltic Sea, with to
also location Of mines poisoned wells and
aneSanged e ae m "
All Of the Black occupied by the Germans to be
Germans are to be surrendered to the Allies
to ermany acceptance of them he said sig
nazed the end of the because made her poweress to
The president made plain that the nations which have
thrown the military masters Of Germany will now attempt to
mocracy. ~ ~
AMENDED ARMIsTIcE TERMS SIS
Germany submarines under the
istice by Marshal Foch before signed
them with the German Monday morning Instead of
s. I 81 n e nad e
days = i,
council and read by President Wilson to
changed under the limited authority for
given the supreme war commander dealing with the enemy
The state department and made public the
how the changes brought about Apparently most of
spokesman though that touching submarines
make the ms drastic than
Russia originally planned the amended terms specify that
deraon the internal situation Of these territories ussa
shall decide that the time for this has come"
Of together with the personnel
to be 0
ments including instead of 10000 machine guns and
railway be delivered however is in
s this rolling stock that
Dr. sq the German foreign has m to Pres
to the civilian population will be greatly hampered
Another amendment provides that he allies and the United
should give consideration the provisioning Germany
during the arce to the extent recognized necessary
To the execution of the armsice convention under
the conditions the principal of international
armistice admitted" This commission will act
the authority of the allied military and naval command
ers in chief"
amendment to the naval clause provides that all vessels
designated informed shall be ready leave German ports
within days of the signing of the armce Directions for
the voyage Ito either neutral ports those of the allied
tries to be designated) will be given by wireless.
i Other amendments include:
Renuncation instead of abandonment of the treaties of
Bucharest and and of supplementary treaties
Evacuation by all forces operating in East Africa
period to be fixed by the allies instead of within
month.
German troops required withdraw Immediately from
Austria Hungary well from Roumana and Turkey
Evacuation by the enemy of the Rhneands Cleft and right
bank shall ordered to be completed within 81 days
after the signing of the aristice instead of nineteen days
Foryeight hours given the Germans to reveal destructive
such polluted springs and wells and to reveal and
assist in discovering and destroying mines delayed action
evacuated territory No time limit fixed originally