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ARMISTICE BECAME EFFECTIVE
HI THREE O'CLOCK AUOOAf
London. Sunday. — An armistice
between the Austrian and- Italian ar
mies will come into operation on
Monday morning at ten o'clock was
the official announcement made
her© ibis evening.
TAKING A FEW
IORE i/iLLAGES
Par's, Nov. 4. — The war office
bulletins for today state th;«t the
Argonne region has been cleared of
the Germans by the American and'
Frenca forces. Numerous villages
of verv ifportant positions we e cap
tured iu the fighting on Sunday
which wass fierce but decisive.
AUSTRIAN ARMY
American Army Northwest Ver"
dun Saturday. — On the strength
of statements made by prisoners tak
en her© it is stated that the Aus
trian ermy on the French-German
front iu the Woevre region are en
training for Austria.
KNITTERS, ATTENTION!
We '-re asked- by Headquarters to |
rush the knitting of sweaters as
they sr.- more urgently needed at
present than socks. More sweater
yam U being shipped to us from
Seattle. There is st'll some very
fine sweater yarn on hand. The
■wis© workers will call for this yaru
tomorrow rather than take a chance i
on the new shipment. Mrs. Shear- (
er- announces that hereafter «the
names <•* all who turn in knitted
articles will be puolished once a
month.
'WILL WIN IN
IROIISI
Anchorage, Nov. 4.—Judge jas.
Wickersham is gaining in strength
here daib- and he will carry this
division by a very larg© plurality.
Sulzer's position on the eight hour
bill and the fishery bill are so vital
to the territory and laboring iuter*
estsj, that he has destroyed all
possible chance for his election.
msjIbig
BUNCH OF HUNS
Paris, Nov. 4. — The war offioej
announced this morning that the A*
mericaa troops had pushed forward'
to within thirteen miles south of
Sedan in the sector northwest of
Verdun. In their operations dur
ing Sundav Ath0 Americans captured
four thousand German prisoners.
CASUALTIES mounting I V
Wasuington, Nov. 4. — Th© cas
ualties for the past twenty four
hours were eight hundred and twen
ty seven. Of these three hundred
and fort*7 two are dead audi ono hun.
dred severely pounded.
A train left the station this morn
ing at nine o'clock for Whitehorse
aD.?i there will be no train from the
north till tomorrow afternoon. There
will be no train north tmoorrow.
A Record of Growth!
The first Liberyt Loan was participated in by
more than 4,000,000 persons. The second
had 9,420.000 subrcribers. The third
Liberty Loan received subscriptions from
18,308,325 individuals. This is a wonder
ful evidence of the growing sense of individual
responsibility on the part of the American
people, of their duty in this crisis in the
country's life. Has it gripped you yet?
BANK OF MASK A
POPHLIR PICTURE PtUGE
GEORGE.MOWL Proprietor
A Precautionary Measure
As a precautionary measure the Popular Picture
Palace will remain closed until Wednesday even
ing while undergoing a thorough fumigating and
desinfection which is being done under the direct
supervision of the Skagway Health Department.
8:30 -n m. Sharp Admission 25c, 10c
J Juno«u, Saturday. — Additional
identifications of the victim^ of the
Sophia disaster who have hereto
fore t<>eu classified as unidentified'
have been made and are:
Henry Tartiff,
Mrs. Murray S. Eades
George Sangster
Charles Neuberg
Yound Chin
Mrs. Anna Lenez
Mrs. J. P. Anderson
I Ruth McDonald
Joy Vifquian
' Mrs. A. D Pinska
i O. E. Tackstrom
| Harry Bridges
j William McAUan
H. Russell
W. P. Smith, Jr.
Storekeeper on Sophia
Walter on Sophia
There are now only two Chinamen;
and on> other person who have been
recovered about which nothing is
known.
No bodies have been recovered
in the last two days. The total
number of bodies recovered to
date Is ono hundred and seventy
nine.
ALLIED PREMIERS
ARE NOTIFIED.
Pars, Suniday.—The official an-1
nouneement of the armistice be-1
tween '.he Austrian and Italian ar*
miess reached the premiers of the
Allies while in session in the apart
ments of Colonol House where they
ar© In session. The announcement
gave Treat ^satisfaction to these of
ficials.
ITALIANS TAKE
MEN AND GUNS
Rome, Not. 4.. — According to
announcements made by the Italim
war office today the Allied forces in
Northern Italy, have captured one
hundred thousand Austro-Hungarian
prisoners. Over twenty two hundre
guns have also been taken by the
Allies. ,
L. A. McAlister, the Canadian Col
lector of Customs at the Summit
went back home this morning. Mrs.
McAlister and sou will stay in Skag-(
way this winter in the Gutfeld cot*
I tage on Third Ave.
RUSSIA BALKS ON
PUNUG UP
j Copenhagen, Nov. 4. — According
to the Frankfort Gazette the indlea
I tiong are that Russia will refuse to
make any further payments of in*
' demnity to Germany. The newspa
per eavs that' Russia which, has al
ready made two instalments of the
war indemnity payments lias stop
ped th« transportation of gold and
bank uotes to Germany.
TERKHME
HOLOIijLEEI
Paris, Saturday. — The Allied
prime ministers and- Colonel House
met a?Pin this afternoon and agreed
upon the terms of the armistice giv
ing power to the Allied navies to
throw every safeguard around the
German fleet now lying in Central
Empire rorta, ;4i j,j | |jj j
APPROVES THE
AHSIICEIE1S
Washington, Nov. 4. — President
Wilson received from Col. House
tho terms of the Austrian aad Ital
ian armistice an# hag expressed his
unqualified aproval of them.
P&ria, Saturday. — The Temps
tod^y puDlished in he^vj- faced type
the following under a Geneva date:
"Abdication of William II may be
considered an accomplished fact. The
official publication is delayed await
ing the opportune moment."
Mr. «n* Mrs. C W. Ask were
made happy by the receipt of a
cable from Corporal Cleon Ask, theiij
BOc. who is now at Fort Dodge.
Iowa.. Cleon says be is in good
health and likea the army very well.
He did not state when he expected
to go over seas.
Corporal Ask has many friends in
th© northland who wilj bg glad to
hear oF his promotion and also that
he ia enjoying life.
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P. H. GANTY
Washin.ton, Saturday. — Infor
mation reaching here today thru
diplomatic channels is that the
armistice terms now being perfect
ed will reqhire tho Germans to with
draw thirty miles beyond the Rhine,
for the leaving of all munitions now
within that, zone with tbe rolling
stock of th« railroad. It will al
i so demand the surrender of Heligo
| land with the feet lying there as
well as the submarines.
"Washington, Nov. 4.—The terms
of thfl armistice were given out
complete thig afternoon and they
' provide fo^ th© complete surrender
of Austria The principal condi
tions of the armistice are "Imme
diate cessation of hostilities on land,
sea and air. Total demobilization
of amy and withdrawal of ail troops
from Austro-Hungary fronts from
North Sea to Switzerland; evacua
tion of all territory invaded since
j beginning of the war anfi ail terri
tories so evacuated to be occupied
I by the entente; Allies shall have
| risrht of free movement over all
J roads rail and waterways in Aus
| trian territory ; the use of all Aus
! trim means of transportation; com
' ple'e evacuation of German troops
from Balkan and Italian fronts and
from Austro-Hungarian ' territory;
surrender of Austrian and German
submarines in Austrian waters; sur
render of all warships with their
equipment.'*
Allies are given freedom of navi
gation to warships in Adriatic and
on tie Danube.. All seized Teasels
held by Austria to be returned to
the Allies, • , s j
Washington, Nov. 4.—From th«
(drastic terms of the Austrian-It*!'
t lan armistice document may be
(gleaned an accurate outline of the
coHditions nearing completion ia
j thp supreme war council now sitting
at Versailles under which Germany
may have to accept before granted
'cessation of hostilities.
| The evacuation of Austrian terri*
j tory roughly corressponds to the
boundary lines claimed hy Italy
Under the Italian irredenta or treaty
o' London. ••
The program of the terms are
to le carried out under the di
rection of Field Marshal Foch.
The war office announced thi«
afternoon that all Austro-Hungarian
fighting ceased at three o'clock
this afternoon. .
TRIESTEITES
SEND OUT S.O.S.
Bagel, Saturday. — The commute
of pu>)l*c gafety in Trieste became so
alarmed at the sudden arrival of
many Austrian soldier? from Vene
' tia that they sent a torpedo boat in
hot haste to Venice to ask the fom
j mander of the Allied fleet station
' ed there to hasten to Trieste and
occupy that harbor.
\ Th0 request ha^ been granted
and the Allied fleet is expected to
arrive this afternoon.
I ■'
French Crowding
Germans Back
With the French Army, Nov, 4.
—The French army attacked tie
enemy again this morning on toth
winfc,* ol the battle front and *ere
successful in forcing the stubborn
enemy back with great losses.
EX-PREMIER IS
FOR REPUBLIC
j Berne. Not. 4.—A dispatcfc to
the Bund from Vienna stated today
that f.x-premier Karolyi, after ob
taining his release from hia oath
of office to the Emperor, proclaim
ed a republic in Hungary; and* Will
act with the revolutionariea fa cr«
ating t.ho government for the peo
ple apd by the people.
London, Nov. 4.—Early moaning
reports Btate that General Hal*
is attacking a wide front pouth of
the Scheldt river. He is making
SQod progress end the German posi
tion* in thig sector are in great
peril, _
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