Foch's Terms Accepted Without One Change
Hostilities Cease and Terms of Peace Will Be Formulated
PARIS, MONDAY.— GERMANY HAS ACCEPTED GEN". FOOH'S
ARMISTICE WITHOI'T A CONDITION', THIS MEAN'S THE END
OF THK WAR.
ARRAN"G KMENTS HAVE .ll"ST BEEN* CONCLl'DED BY THE MILI*
TAlii AND NAVAL DKLKGIKS FOR GERMANV WITH GKNT. KOCH'S
REPRESENTATIVES AT THE FRONT.
The terms of the armsitice presented to the German commanders
la purely of a military nature and follow the provisions of the declara
tion is reached' at the inter-allied conference recently held at Ver
sailles, which promulgated t!'e truce conditions.
The peace conditions and aims for the German government will be
based on President Wilson's fourteen irinciples a? made in Ills Janu
ary 1^1 S address and his subsequent addresses.
Washington. .Monday. — It was
officially announced that the ar
mistice between the Allies and Ger
many was signed at five o'c'o k this
morning, Paris time.
"My fellow countrymen: The ar
uilstiie was .signed this morning,
and ivervthinir fop which America
h<*t. foujht h;i> Ihxh accomplfreMf.
It will now he our fortitoitte duty
to assist by example find solw
frietidly council auil 1^- material
mJ§, in ti.e establishment of a just
democracy throughout tlie world."
Woodrow Wilson, lV<sid<i)t of the
United States.
Seattle. Monday. — This city be
gan celebrating the end of the war
at 11:50 p. m. last night. Every
whistle in town was tied down,
the bells ere rung, a,nd demonstra
tions of this nature continued thru
out the night. % .
The shipyards were dosed down
immediately upon receipt of the
newg, and today business is geuer*
ally suspended.
i The news of Germany's acceptance
of the terms of the armistice was r&
ceived here at 11:46 last night.
Washington, 3und«j-. — William
Hohenzolelrn, former German Em
peror, together with his entire fam
ily and staff arrived in Holland yes
lEACE does not seem so distant as it
did. I hope it will come soon, and
come to stay; and so come as to be
worth the keeping in all future time. . . Still,
let us not be over sanguine of a speedy final triumph.
Let us be quite sober. Let us diligently apply the
means, never doubting that a just God, in His
good time, will give us the rightful result.
Abraham Lincoln.
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MUTUAL WEEKLY 154.
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VIOLIN, PIANO, DRUMS.
8:30 "o.m. Sharp Admission 25c, 10c
terday in ten heavily armored au
tomobiles.
According to the fii^patch re*!
ceived here by th© American army
staff today from the Hague they |
were proceeding towards the town
of Desteeg, near Utrecht.
The message said: "The Press
reports Stat© that th© kaiser and
his family and hig entire staff, in- ]
eluding: Hiudeuburg, arrived this
morning in Maastrecht, Holland, and
is urcoeeding to Middachteu castle 1
ia th© town of Desteeg, near
Utrecht.*'
Ixwidon, Monday. — The King of
Saxony and' the Knig of Wurtem- f
bery ar© both ln hiding. Schles
wig aud Silesia,aud have both pi«a- ]
claimed their independent© of Prus- j
sia.
Lubeck, Hamburg, and Bremen
are all in th© hands of revolution-'
ists, and the former Imperial Ger-1
man government's officials hav© all
been forced to abandon their of*,
; ficea "nd geek safety in hiding.
London, Monday.—General Foch,
commanding the Allied armies a
gainst the Germans, notified the
enemy that hostilities ceased' on
th© whole battl© front ag from Is'o* j
vember 11, at eleven o'clock, Par
Is time. # dj
"With American Army on the Se"!
dan Front, Monday.—Thousands of
i American heavy guns fired a parting
'shot to the Germans at exactly 11
o'clock this morning. ,
Washington, Monday. ■—President
Wilson announced this morning that
lie will read the terms of Allied
military armistice as accepted by
the Germaa military and naval
commanders before a jo'nt eessinu
o" congress this afternoon.
Wasnington, Monday. —Following
the receipt of the news tjiat the ar
mistice had been signed, Provost
Marshal General Crowder today is
sued orders cancelling all out
standing draft c?lls, and the further
mobilization of men to the training
camps throughout our nation.
Copenhagen, Monday. — Sunday
morning six German battleship® an
chored outside t'ie harbor of
Flensburg, having entered through
the Flensburg fjord, in Sciileswig,
and directed the guns of the big
Ship against the revolutionists. It
is expected that it will begin a
bombardment of the city.
The battleship Koenig, which waa
in '.be hands of mutineers. refused
to surrender, and was only taken
after a bard fight.
Copenhagen, Sunday.—According
to reuorts reaching here today seri"
oug rioting !-■ in progress in Ber
lin, the German capital today .
Cannon were brought into action,
and •> number of civilians have been
killed.
The military were forced to fire
into the crowd's of rioters, many
women and children participating in
the wild scenes, and many of those
taking active l>art in the riots were
killed.
Everybody come to Elks Hall
Tonight at 9 o'clock
Let Us All Celebrate
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| London, Nov. ,11. — A German
. wireless dispatch late Saturday eve
! nlng states, "The German imperial
I Chancellor hag issued the follow
1 ing.—The Kaiser-King has de-ided
to renounce tjje Imperial throne.
"The .Chauce'lor will remain in
. office until the ceremonies coanect
| ed' with the aodication of the K3-!8
' er, the renouncing by the Crown
| Princ0 of the throne of Germany
Prince of the thronp of Germany
and Prussia and the setting up of
I the regency.
"He intends to appoint Deputy
Ebert Imperial Chancellor and pro
poses that » bill be brought in
I for estimate of law providing for
for estimate of law providing for
. the immediate promulgation of gen
j eral suffrage and for a constitution
al German national assembly which
will <jettle finally the future form
of government of the Greman na
tion ?nd those peoples which might
I be desirous of coming within the
IEmpke-' , u. us y i
Amsterdam, Monday. -— The lat*
. est advices receive^ here confirm
j the reports of the revolutionary
j movements at Cologne. The re
ports state that the movement is
j gradually spreading throughout
j the western part of Germany.
Thus far, according to all reports,
I the revolt has been orderly, and no
blood has been shed.
Copenhagen, Sunday. — gerun
was occupied by forces of soldiers
and Workmen'^ Council representa
tives Saturday afternoon, according
to a Wolff bureau report receiv
ed here today. The report receiv
ed from the Wolff bureau, which
is accurate In its accounts, an
nounce that the entire city has
been taken over by soldiers and
| the members ol' t''e workmen's
council.
The American Forces on the Lor
raine Front, Sunday, — The second
American army launched an attack
In the Lorraine villages of St. Hil
aire and Marcheville, southwest of
Metz, and the attack is progressing
well.
The First and Second armies in
attackg extending along the Mo
Bell© and Meuse rivers advanced on
a twenty mile front.
Uan. Pershing's troops captured
the town of Stenay on the east bank
of the Meuse, notwithstanding ter
rific onposition f>y the enemy.
List List Of Casualties Is
Announced By Gen. PeitAlng
Washington, Monday. — Accord
'n- to General Pershing's dailn re
port of casualties overseas, the
Americans sustained losses amount
to 969 men yesterday. Of ibis
number 565 were killed.
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