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GERMANY QUITS - _ _ _
WAR ENDS AT 6 A. M
Washington, Nov. ll---The world war ends this morning at6 o’clock, .11 o’clock‘_
Paris time. The armistice was signed by the German representatives at midnight“ ,
This announcement was made by the State bepartment at 2. 5i) o ’clock this morning
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Allies’ Leaders. His “Right Hand Man.” and German Peace suppliants (By The Associated Press) ‘
Admiral Paul von Hintze, former secretary of torelgn affairs and central ll. K A. von Winterteld with‘ ,
(Iieneral E G. EV. Vtiil Glrutmll :}t;)rnli’ill\ s military (illegals to the Hague Peace (‘onttrenu and Vice- Admiral “ASHINGTON. NOV. 11 .—-The announcement WIS
leuIeI were i e ottria s udlmt v Germany t obtain from Marshal For“ the armistice terms [nepnnd by In
allies General Faiolle known :I.~ Gem- mt F'och s Iiaht hand ill: In,‘ ‘playldan important role at the misting with 'Imade verbally by an official at the State Department i“
the Gelmau beareis of tin “hilt flag. J
this form:
i IN BERIJ WIlD AI NEWS: “The armistice has been signed. It was signed at" a :3;
I o ’ciock a. m. Paris time and hostilities will cease at 11 0’ " ‘
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. {clock this morning. Paristime.”
: Tile pIoIIIe IIlmIII III. (Mil) “hm wild Military men here understand the terms of the arm-
1 with Joy w-lun the Sentinel announc- isth to be as follows.
‘ ed a: 2: 46 this morning am the «:3
I'M, com to w m .z ‘ mm Disarming and demobilization of the GM“ armies. .. .
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Many PM Kim and twamimn flinch strategic points Germany as will make impossi-
l wounded in the conflid and the Sentinel ofllcs had many hie renewal of hostlilt ES.
' Between the Reds and the watchers Who momentarllt expected Delivery of part of the German high seas fleet and d
' the welcome news. Whistles were.
3 Military Element IMO“ and n “m ‘ long WW the certain number of submarines to the Allied and American
streets were alive with people. The naval forces-
‘ERflWN PRINCES lfizgil‘lngflntfio‘cllxtrd Irma:I Wires mmI Disarmament of all other German warships under '
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I my mafia,“ 31mm“, $4.33,; “23; supervision of the Allied and American navies which
‘ brawn? at the kfy. 13;.- ngver is: will guard them.
9 DO! 3 “10an W 0 rest!
. "HUSE SEIZE" "m the mm I,“ been We“ . serl Occupation of the principal German naval bases by
- vice never equaled In the history of sea forces of the victorious nations.
‘ 'xnrwalk Journalism. Frequent extras ' ‘ "I
~ 8 I, a I Release of Allied and American soldIers. sailors .
Reds Shell Building In Ehliy“J'IJi§.”l$L“eJ__L§iih£ 0°“ and civilians held prisoners in Germany without such re— r
WAR" 3‘ Number of 03H ciprocal action by the associated governments.
eers Were Sheltered Germany has beeIlI “iii? ulntil 11 o’clock this mtg:
ing. French time. 6 o’ e co as inston time. to aocep
3.533” 3251:;on 13.3 inns; KAISER’S HIGH]. hostilities will end at the hour set by Marshal Foch for a
- « ' 2 -" w . IIII between 6 and 3 o'clock 1m; decision by Germany for peace or for continuation of the '
EN . night and a violent cannonade was ‘ war. 3
G H- K- A V0” W‘NTERFELD / -3 heard from the heart of the citzl‘; ‘ There was no information as to the circumstam ‘;
""""—""—"""'""'" ~ — — —- ’1'!“ "mm” H in run "in“ under which the armistice Was signed. but smooths Get- .
Berlin and the Red forces occupy . . .. . .
31133122: .fiuéfi'é‘gfifififid 1:01“??? the smut pm 0, “1, new man courier did not reach thtary headquarters until in
I” the German Grand Hyead “ii capital, acoordingtoacopsnhagenl 8" ASSOCMTED PRESS o clock yesterday morning. French time:rt.was generally .
I . ‘1 dispatch to the arch-Inga Tele- ”“90“ N“ "' t ‘1' ”"1"” assured here that the German envoys WIthm the French ,
lers m be presence of Crown‘ flight of Emperor William to Holland
Prince redefick William and!’ mph comwy 311°th BsGrmiock is continued from several sources—but. lines had been instructed by Wireless to lit“ the terms. -
:Fleld Marshal Hindenburg, cc :3?” “‘1‘ m m ”A ° ° 3‘5"} “"3 *{gver‘ffm 3“ ”pg"! “3‘8 l Forty-seven hours had been required for the courier. . "
icordins to a dispatch from Am-l " mums killed d conipfmdfs PX c§p§§h$§1 hfigfiifli to reach German headquarters and unquestionably sev-
3““?‘3 m the Exchange we ,.woundedp%?f‘:)?evtvle1:eomcem ? '0 lief???“ l; 1“ gmggcmly W eral hours were necessary for the examination of the.
amp 0mm!!! rendered The Red forces are in 233.9 n "r n t “t ° ”m" w terms and a decision It was regarded as possible how-
’ - ! panied by ten men. has arrived at ~ ‘
ZedTllilI: fifigfifgfiofififie. °°'“'"°l “‘1 ha" “mm ”‘3" 3511112? :"C‘I‘l “gust“! Count Vernon ever. that the decision may have been made at Berlin and
I shortly afterwards. gifting mm. 3“ mm kL instructions transmitted from there by the new German.
l “uni; believed that my??? 3 When rcvolutichary soldiers at- ROWAYTON ALIVE igovernment. .« 4 ‘
Kaiser Was Deeply Moved by Augusbrtxt'mSaxonyxalllsg h“: abdi- All War Activities Con- I telrlnpted to enter :a buildinge hf: BRIGHT AND E ARLYI The terms of the armistl c e. ‘t was anan willnot ‘.
Incidents of Saturday, But outed 1 till“? Desplte “it? Probable X’mzzhntfi’m'ggmmi thug. vfiege‘ Mt as mu u the mm M R0 ‘ be made public until later. Military men here. however.
Said “It May Be Good Fori The ex Kaiser and the former: Sigmng 0f Am‘Stice and mm m. windows The Red, “3,..." mm Imus}, the soup"... regard it as certain that they will include . v‘
Germany” Cm“ Prince were expected to then began shelling the buildingr that the "r was about to end the' Immediate retirement of the German military forces _
gtake leave of their troops on Sat- 5 When the 0811110me W the Impulnce turned out and headed by “'0!“ France Belgium and A 188128 Lorraine. ‘
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