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Council Has pedal-ed a. Wounded in the Conflict. Incidents of Saturday,But,book, is intheha of thsSold-l bourg de Bel-turnout on,
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, - - - -—- y a so -,-.- LONDON, Nov. 10.2.04 p. m.-—— , ”Momma, mum from in, , .,
elated Press).-—The German Peo-
ple's government has been institu~
ted in the greater part of Berlin.
The garrison has gone over to the'
government.
The Worlnnen’s,and Soldiers"
Council has declared a general
strike.
Troops and machine guns have
been placed at the disposal of the'
Council.
The Social Democratic Pdrty is
interceding with the People ’s Gov.
ernment. The guards which had
been stationed at the public ofllces
Severe fighting took place in Ber—
lin between 6 and 8 o'clock last
night and a violent cannonade was
heard from the heart of the city.
The revolution is in full swing in
Berlin and the Red forces occupy
the greater part of the German
capital, according to a, Copenhagen
dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Comuany quoting Berlin ad-
vices sent from there at 3 o‘clock
this morning. ‘
Many persons were killed
. . wounded before the ofllcers sur-
and other hufldmg‘ have been rendered. The Red forces are in
withdrawn. _ _ icontrol and have restored order.
Friedrich Ebert (Vice President" Strong guards are marching
of the Social Democratic Party) is though the streets.
carrying on the Chancellorship. ; The Crown Prince's palace has
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 10--P_l'0- , been seized by the revolutionists.
fessor Lammasch, the Austrian The people are shouting. “Long
Premier, has received official no- live the Republic" and are sing-
tification, says a dispatch from ing the “Marseillaise.”
Vienna. that Poland has assumed. When revolutionary soldiers at-
soverelgnty over Galacia. tempted to enter a building in
‘Galacia 18 a crownland 01' A115: which they supposed a number of
trio-Hungary north 0f the Carpa- j officers were concealed, shots were
thians. It has an area of 30,3075fired from the windows. The Reds
square miles and in normal times then began shelling the building.
had a population of some seven, When the cannonade began the
million. ,~’ people thought the Reichbank was
AMSTERDAM, Friday, NOV- 8~lbeing bombarded and thousands
fThe proclamation issued at Mu-grushed to the square in front of
mph In behalfof the Council Of l the Crown Prince’s palace. It was
Workers, Soldiers and Peasants, ; lated determined that other build-
whlch constituted itself into a ‘ ings were under fire.
diet. announcing a republic had ‘ Six German battleships anchored
been formed in Bavaria. declared; outside of Flenburg have directed
that the “pemocratrcand Social- : their guns against the revolution-
153; Republic of.Bavaria has the ‘ mm, and a bombardment is erpect-
strength to realize a peace for Ger- .- ed. The battleship Keenig, which
many, preserving that countr lrefused to surrender. was taken;
from the worst." '
The proclamation, after promise
ing a constituent assemby to elect
by all adult men and women, .says
ii: at Bavaria will make Germany
ready for a league of nations. It
continues: .
. “The present revolution is need-
ed to complete the self~g6vernment
or the people before enemy smi-
les stream across our country or
after a hard fight.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 10.—The
Wolff Bureau. the semi-official
news agency of Germany, an-
nounces in a dispatch from Berlin
that it has been taken over by
Soldiers’ and Workmen‘s Coun-
oil.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 8:37 a. in;
and K
Em ror William signed a letter the suburbs to the center of the LONPQN’ NOV' 10—2161? Mfg?
of aEedlcatlon on Saturday morning Cit! 30d 58%" V10" carried {it , 3h“. Haig ' forces are c on y o .i
at the German Grand Headquart- i’ the. head of the processions in lowms “P the retreating Germansi
’ers in the presence of Crown . thh 111370th armed .
Prince Frederick William and fihd all 0133593- . . iThe official statement issued today ‘ the German Nauen Station, picked
Field Marshal Hindenburg, ac- “The hm procession thd g by the War omce announces that 1 up by the American Naval Tower,
,cording to a dispatch from Am-k’ffolh ‘ the Ackerstrasse . hhd‘the British troops have occupiedl as s it has been oillcialy explained
sterdarn to the Exchange Tele- Brunnestrasse. A! 3 Prehnmm'ylraubourg de Bertaimont, on the} y . ha th . bea -
graph Company. ”Oldie" and 01509" were lesouthern outskirts of Mons, BeLiin Beth“ t. t e courier, “”3
The German Crown Prince High-l” remove their cockades and‘ 'm. .the armistice terms was delayed
ed his renunciation to the throne . ”“19”?!- In “1° majority, 0‘15 The text reads: lin crossing the lines by an explo-
shgrtlybafierwgrds. K '08.”:an mk‘pgggglggmt “Our advangeidfo‘il‘lccs are keep-1,0,1 on the German side, but that
t is e 'eve that ing Ludwig: 0" .ing in touch th e retreating
of Bavaria and King Frederick ““011 0‘ “1‘1“" “d workmen. 3 enemy on the whole front. .31 e trams could be expected at any
August of Saxony also have abdi- -‘ The workmen penetrated “10 h“; "We have occupied the Pan; our.
cated. {:6}? V30" “I?! mewutihm 33- . bourg de Bertaimont on the south;
The err-Kaiser and the former . “3‘“ 1° "“9 1° cm 9 3° ' ern outskirts of Lions. l . .
,Crown Prince were expected to‘lel's- , F “Further north we are approach-1m? German armrstice terms, the
take leave "of their troops on Sat-' ‘:The military occupants 9f fac- ing Laura and have taken Remix. ‘2 Daily EXPWH 59133 ‘I under-
urday, but nothing has been set. tones mingled In common Wlth 319' (Renauix is about thirty milesistands, are even more stringent
tied regarding their future move- workers, 1°“ the W011“ 911d “'93" west of Brussels)." Ethan those forecast October 31.
merits. ed “nth them in common. ! - ”—"— jHerman will be absolutely de~
Before placing his signature to. "80 f" 3' known the 01“? clash‘ PARIS, Nov. 10.—French§ . {h adds fro
the document an urgent message between the W385 “‘1 armed f?!" troops this morning renewed theirlpnved' e'newspaper ' .m
,from Philipp Scheidemann, who ces took place on the occupation pursuit of the Germans. The; further military power or action
was a Socialist Member Without ‘ 0f the so-called “cockshafer bi“? French oflicial statement issued to. I on land and sea and in the air.
5 Portfolio in the Imperial Oabnet, tracks. In that W“ 3 guard 0f {“51“ . day says the retreat of the enemy,
was handed to the Emperor. He he.“- but only “'0 01m"? fired. is becoming more and more pro-l WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-—-Ac-
read it with a shiver. Then he ‘Three'persons “'9“, 19.11“ and cipitate. Everywhere along .the cordingto omcial information, the
signed the paper, saying: ,one W33 injured. Th“ ‘5 ‘0 beline the Germans aré abandoning armistice delegation came with
”It may be for the good of Ger. regretted _ . great quantities of war material. ! \ .
many." ' “The taking P03393310“ 0f 9- 1“" Cannon and numerous vehicles full powers and is “turned to
The emperor was deeply moved. Jority. of the public buidings and of all descriptions and in some in- sign terms, lithough it elected to
He consented to sign the docu- establrshnients was ‘completed stances entire railroad trains send a courier back to Grand
ment only when he received the Without difficulty °n°° “ wascmrlhsve been captured by Foch‘s Headquarters before acting. More-
:news of the latest events in the that the “my?” 113213” over to fOTOES- iover the object of the revolution
Empire. ,the people. The text of the statement reads: _ is ashumed to be eace and since
3 " Serious food difliculties are ex! COPENHAGEN. NOV- 10.—The “Our pursuit of the enemy was , . p. .
pected in Germany owing to the railway stations in the entire in- renewed this morning under fa-f‘gnihg 01' the armistice 18 the
fstoppage of trains. The Council dustrial districtspf Germany from , vorsble conditions. shortest road to immediate peace,
:of the Reegncy will take the most Dortmund t0 Duisburg have been “West of Mexieres the French it is thought the revolutonaries
drastic steps to reestablish order. occupied by the 30151191‘8' COUD- passed the Sormonne River and will not seek to interfere. If there
BERLIN, Saturday, Nov. 9 Oils. according to a dispatch irom took the village of Sormonne. should be arepudiation of the en-
HGermiin Wirelessto London, Nor}. _ Essen. There were 11') disorders, They, reached the Hirsch route at . . h . u in
I10. 1:23 p. m.).—Deputy S'cheide- LONDON, Nov. 10, 5:10 p. m.-——;Mesleres1sur-Renwes. .voys, °" WWW.“ ‘5 appenint,
.mann (Leader of the Majority So- Essen, where the great Krupp “0n the right the French con- Berlin 8110““! delay an answer be-
lcialists in the Reichstag) in a Steel Works are situated, is ire-tinned to cross the Mouse river beyond the time allowed by Marshal
lll’mhi said: ' ported to be in the hands of the tween Lumes and Donehery. . .poch, 11 o’clock tomorrow, the
! {‘The Kaiser and the Crown revolutionaries, says a dispatch; "In his retreat, which is be- American and Allied armies
lPrince have abdicated. The dy- from Amtserdain to the Exchange coming more sndmore pitous, would continue their advance and
,nasty has been overthrown. It is a Telegraph 00m . 'the enemy h absnd . every- hostilities probably would end
splendid ~victiiry for the German Lieutennt Pm]! nobles where considerable tutorial. The only through m. “made: of in-
10- Minimum of amfinumnctshlybs—dumumm on the
,Krnpp'uhsndhhwflahvetwsn there and “gains“. _ ‘
been arrested.
”along-Ines,“-
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(By The Ass'ociated Press).
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (Wire-
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soldiers . along the entire front in Flanders. ‘, less).—A wireless dispatch from _
LONDONJSaturday, Nov. 9....
ceeding to put the armistice mine
ditions into effect. g
. WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--I _, '
Washington had no ofllcial intosb ’
mation early today of the event! =j
transpiring in Europe. , '
‘1 President Wilson read the press
dispatches and then went to . 1
church as usual. He was that
when the news came {rain M "
that the courier of the (Dam
armistice envoys had been so deg»
layed that he did not alive at Guam
man Great efiadquarters tintil 1",. ..
'o‘clock this morning. .3
PARIS, NOV. 10 (Havens—c":
The .German courier from f
meeting place of the armistice' nor
gotiations arrived at the GM
Grand Headquarters at 10 NM),
this morning' , accordmg' to an at»;
ficial statement issued here today» -
, COPENHAGEN, Saturd , NW.
. 9 (Associated Press).— ' ‘
guard vessels in the mine-fls‘lds 01'
the Great Belt and Little Belt hair. ~ ,_
left their stations. The crew!
forced the ofilcers to leave the ,
sels, andthen hoisted thd ’
flag' 1 ‘a H . ..
WITH THE AMERICAN 1‘0
ens ON THE Loam
FRONT, Nov. 10, 5:40 p. in. (”,3
‘The Associated Press).-—'flie ‘
gond American Army this in ,
l launched its initial attack in ..
irane. Its objectives were ,
:The villages of St. Bilaire J
iMarchevilleiwere captured as w“
:a number of woods. . '
. COPENHAGEN,Nov.10,S;w _
m.—~According to a. frontier :, .. ,1
sage, Princess Heinrich, wife" '
the grandson of Ludwig m.»
Bavaria was wounded in the
when tired upon as he was . ‘
from lesion. at and lit . . ,,
band now are’ in .
Bavaria with m ,. ' ,_,
wife of Emperor Willin‘s . -
“cold-denuded 'mmgnu,1o.-m. '“
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