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BERLIN, 83mm”, Nov. 9.. Which a Numbér of Olfi-‘ grifrtl‘y‘ormatlon of a New 13:53" ““3“"1‘32‘3Wi tract d Stahd at Bruselsg lllltes Wiltfontinue “It" Military Units
(German Wireless to London, Nov: cers Were Sheltered T —-—- in] strike. 0 e a. gener-i or Charla“ Surrender on the Field.
10' 12:56 p. m.).-——(By The A“°‘ ”~- ' LONDON. NOV- 10, 2:04 P- m-"i "Processions hastened from all,
ciated Press).-—The German PW' LONDON Nov 10 8-37 a m Em ror William si ed a letter't b be ‘ LONDON’ NOV’ 10’4““ MEL:
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ple a government has been mstrtu- Severe lighting took place in Ber. of a cation on Satfiszay morning cit?" Rue; flags fiefgnfifiint’é t2: shal Haig's forces are closely fol.l (By The Associated Press). ceedmg to put the armistice he“!m
gem the $73" 3:? 3: lieriigi. lip between 6 and 8 o'clock last at the German Grand Headquart- 5 the head of the processions in lowing up the retreating Germans: WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (Wire. ditions into efl‘ect. _ ;
govem. e E 0 1' 0 e Eightiairid avgfleiit cannonade was en. .in the presence of Crown‘which marched armed soldierslalong the entire front in Flanders.'less).—A wireless dispatch from‘ WASHINGTON Nov. 10.4
The Workmsn’s and Soldiers" ear rom t e eart Of the OItY- Prince Frederick William and and all 61“!“ iThe official statement issued todayithe German Nauen Station. picked Washington had no official mm.
The revolution h in m“ swing ht Field Marshal Hindenburg, ac-‘ “The first procession arrived , by the War Office announces that i up by the American Naval Tower, mtjon early today of the event:
Council he! declared a general Berlin and the Red forces ocou ' ~ ‘ :
.1 py cords to a the etch from Am- from the . Ackerstrasse and ' ' _ . . - . ~
8t'l‘riihps and machine guns have the'fieaurrgm 0f the German sterdzttlr‘h "to thepltxchange Tele- mhm'm- " “ WW'wuaht‘zhdzmgsmétfcfiptfiiiays it has been 0mm): “plan-16d . t ”gist-11:3 lhllillgsouprgiarl the Frost
capi a,acco mg toaCopenhagen graph Company. .soldiers and olllcers were urgedieeuthem outskirts of Mons, Bel-[m Berlin that the 00‘1“" bearing dispatches and then went to
been placed at the disposal 01' the dispatch to the Exchange Tele- The German Crown Prince “gm-to remove their cockades ehd‘gium . .the armistice terms was delayed church as usual. ,3. was thorn
Council. - ' - , - - '
, _ graph Comuany quoting Berlin ad- ed his renun iati t th th epsnlsttss. In the majority of. - ' ' ' -
The Social Democratic Party 18 vices sent from there at 3 , l k c on o e was: _ . ; The text reads. in crossmg the lmes by an explo— when the news came from pus. J
interceding with the ”cpl“ Gov. this morning. . ° 0 00 shgtilybséffiemtt King Ludwig 4 “9m?: mh‘llgieeghftgflnyi: ’ in (iinurtzgcvlenmh fog? $381313; ! son on the German side, but that that. the courier of the Genny:
matte Tr; infirm :hhlchmhad, Many persons were killed “1d of Bavaria and King Frederick ““011 0‘ soldiers “d workmen} engmy on the whole front. ithe trems could be expected at any Km £35111): his 11113: $241100; ‘
nd 5 h 011 .a‘ e P“ c 0 cos wounded before the officers snr- August of Saxony also have abdi.'Th° workmen penetrated the bani “we have occupied the rem-1101"- y G t Had uart m 10.
a it] sat er buildings have been rendered. The Red forces are in cated. ‘reekl where they received an eh-ibourg de Bertaimont on the south-f ' 'm‘ail krth' c orningq' ers nn 7
“3:31 Ebert V" Pre _ d t:control and have restored order.’ The ex-Kaiser and the former thusiastic reception from the said am outskirts of Mons. _ ; LONDONv Saturday, NW' 9'—'° c 00 1s m _. '. '
of the Social Demogrgtfi pg: flit: Strong guards are marching CWW“ Prince were expected to iers. , , ‘ “Further north we are approach-tThe German armistice terms, the PARIS, NOV. 10 (Havas).—<
. on the Chancellorshiy thWKh the streets. ' take leave of their troops on Sat. ‘f'l'he hum“? occupants 9f fac. ing Lease and have taken Renaix. : Daily Express says it under: The German courier from N
AMSTERDAM p. i The erown Prince 8 Pete“ he“ urday. but nothing has been set- tones mingled "1 common With the (Renauix is about thirty miles'stands are even more stringent meeting place of the armistice no?
fessor Lammasch Nth: 1211;151:131 3'?“ same? by the] ri‘romfiorm' tled regarding their future move. workers, left the “’0’” and treat- west 0f BMW" ithan those forecast October 31 gotiations arrived at the 99m ’ t
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53;: r13 has receiged 0mg”; no-hhye theultepub'lic': ehh are sing- . mtglefore placing his signature tol ”30 faras known the only clash PARIS, Nov. 10.~—li‘renchiGemmny mu be absolutely de- guttingolmumzmlgofifi
Vienna? {hggygog n £111,328“er 1118 the Marseillaise. . the document an urgent message between the masses and armed f?" troops this morning renewed their 3 prived, the newspaper “dd”! from ficial statement issued here today, ; 3,
soirerei t over Gal in When revolutionary Soldiers at- from Philipp Scheidemann, who ces took place on the occupationpmuit of the Germans. The‘tm‘thel‘ military power or action ~ - ' _ _ a
G 1 gig Y ac ' tempted 1" enter a “11de 1" Was a Socialist Member Without ' 0f the so-called "cockshafer’ bar. French oilicial statement issued to. ' on land and sea and in the air COPENHAGEN: Saturday, NW0 7
tria :1 ac 1s a crt’limlfmtlii 0‘1; Aus- . which they supposed a number of , Portfolio in the Imperial Cabnet, racks. In that was a guard of fusi- day says the retreat of the enemy: -. ' , 9 (Associated Press) .~Germal 7’
, ' ““3317 nor 0 e 3“W , officers were 00398111861. 5110“ were , was handed to the Emperor. He here: but 0111? two 031“" tired. :is becoming more and more pro-i WASHINGTON Nov 10 —Ac- guard vesselsin the mine fields 0‘ '
them. It has an. area of 30.307=flred from the Windows. The Reds . read it with a shiver. Then he “Three persons were killed rind cipitate Everywhere glen the. . ill - linf ' - ' h the Great Belt and Little Belt ham. ‘
square miles and In normal times 1' then began shelling the building. signed the paper, saying: one was injured. This is to he‘line the Germans are ebengohme ‘30er? to 0 01a . ormation, t e left their stations. The crew?!
haiill' a population 0f some eel/en. When the cannonade began the n It may be for the good of Gen regretted. great quantities of war material 13mm“ delegation came With forced the ofllcersto leave the W .
m‘AthIETERDAM F 'd tpeople'thought the Reichbank Wee'many." . ‘fThe taking possessionof ama-l Cannon and numerous vehicles full powers and is authorized to sels, and then hoisted the ' .9,
——The rocla t" 1:1 a2! Nov. 8' 3 bemg bombarded and. th°mhd3 The emperor was deeply moved. Jonty 0f the Phhhh hhhhhgh and of all descriptions and in some in. sign terms, although it elected to flag. .. h -‘ . ‘
nioh inpb h 11:18:03th“ at M‘l‘irhehed t0 the square “1 front 0t He cemented to sign the doom establishments W“ completed stances entire railroad 'trains send a courier back to Grand . 7
W k e a .0 e 001111011 0f gthe Crown Prince spalace. It was ment only when he received the without difficulty once it was clear have been captured by Foch’s H d rt h f t’ M WITH THE AMERICAN FORK
or ers, Soldiers and Peasant-5,,lated determined that other build-anew of the latest events in the that the military had gone over to forces . ea qua ers e ore ac mg. muons ON THE LORRAINE
which constituted itself moo, a: ings were under fire.‘ 13mph”... .the people,” Thc'tm Duh stat e as. 0V". the 01°19“ 0f the r“”1“thFRONT Nov. 10 5:40 p. m. (Br
3:2 mgcggezvfipaubg: “hag; Si’.‘ German battleships anchored, Serious food difficulties are ex-I COPENHAGEN. Nov. 10.—-The ”Our pursuit if thgnéfimlywas is assumed to be peace and since The Associated WWW-“The M X
that the "D t‘ ’d c re foutside of Flenburg have directed ‘ pected in Germany owing to the railway stations in the entire 111. renewed this morning under fe_ signing of the armistice is thegond American Army this morning
ist Republic efiogvgiznhagocifie‘ i 323.539: figfifidtlhgniegoéggfl- : stfoppage of trains. The Council dustrial districts 0f Germany om vorable conditions. shortest road to immediate peace, i launcher: it‘ll) thithtl attack 1:13-01“
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strength to realize a peace for Ger- ' ed. The battleship Kocnig, which gmt‘i’ci‘t’figffi :ififiight 60:31:? oczfigggdb? ailsggi‘giégi’ecoifi passgzlesihzfsgirfih‘: giefresgg It. 18 thought the revolutonanesf e village: ofvgtyvfiri‘laaire 31K
Enanykhpreservi'ng that 00‘1““? refused t0 surrender, was taken,‘ BERLIN, Saturday, Nov. 9 Oils. according to a dispatch from took the village of Sormonne Wm not seek to "Wynn" If there{lltlzu'cheville were captured as wer‘
r93” exam. t' ft . after a hard fight. 1 (German Wireless to London, Nov. Essen. There were no disorders. They reached the Hirson route at should be 9' repudiation 0f the en— ; a number 0f woods. ,
ing a chnstitligantlfi’sezlfr tphr (:12: COPENHAGEN-N 0 Th ‘10’ 1:23 p. m-).—‘Deputy Scheide.‘ LONDON, Nov. 10, 5:10 p. m.—-iMezieres1sur-Renwes. lVOfl: 01' if Mint is happening thi ‘ ”“ W .
hr all adult men and wonyien as s Wolff Bureau £11 W 1-15 aim?“ (header 0‘ the M8101“! S°~ Essen. where the great Krupp “011 the fight the French con- i Berlin 8110““ delay an “we“ be? COPENHhGEN'NW' 10' ”a" A
‘ - . Y v e semi-o ‘31 iciahsts 1n the Reichstag) m a Steel Works are situated, is re., tinned to cross the Mouse river beyond the time allowed by Marshal”""Ac°°rdmg to 3' frontier m
that Bavaria will make Germany news agency of German an.I ' . - . ' ' ' ‘
ready for a league of nations. It nounces in a dispatch fromyBerlin x SheffiQSIklgi-ser and the Crown ported to be in the hands of the tween Lumes and Donohel‘y- (Foch, 1; o'clock tomorrow, the age’gfarrigffl‘ Effiafiigwiii:
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.. . , _ , abdicated. The d . r Amtserdamt the n h com m more mi ' . . hevm Wee wenndedinthe “It
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