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... ARMISTICE SCENES. THE EX-KAISER. HIS FLIGHT INTO HOLLAND Ay two o'clock yosterday afternoon the ex-Kaiser was at Maestrict on the Dutch frontier, awaiting the decision of the Diutch Government as to his further movements. With him were the ex-Kaiserin ...
... other services; The Allies reserve the right to ooccupy Heligoland to enable them to enforce the terms of the armistice; The duration of the armistice is to be 36 days, The Premier said the terms included the surrender of 5,000 guns, 2,500 heavies, and 2,500 ...
... THE WORLD WAR ENDED PEACE. Armistice Signed, Fighting Ended To-day. World Demonstrations of joy The whole world is tingling with excitement. The long-locked-for mews at last has arrived. This morning at 5 a.m., the armistice was signed, and by the time ...
... ARRIVED. THE GERMANS HAVE AGREED TO AN ARMISTICE, HOSTILITIES WILL BE IMMEDIATELY BSUSPENDED, AND PEACE I 8 ASSURED. The Official Message runs as follows: — THE PRIME MINISTER MAKES THE FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT:— “THE ARMISTICE WAS SIGNED AT 590. «THIS MEANS ...
... shown us anly too well that armistice terms are not always carried out. Austria will suffer because of her rfusal, or neglect to carry oui the terms imposed u; her. Our will must be imposed_upon E(:‘rml.ny, 80 that the armistice granted to-day will mean ...
... sent by the German Plenipotentiaries 1o the German High Command, to be communicated w 0 all authorities interested : — “THE ARMISTICE WAS SIGNED AT 50 IN THE MORNING (FRENCH TIME). IT COMES INTO FORCE AT 110 IN THE MORNING (FRENCH TIME). (Signed) “ ERZBERGER ...
... and discreditable skin. He did not even want to hear Foch’s terms—he bolted. Naturally he must have known by the Austrian armistice that the terms would be very stifi. But like the bully he is, and always will be, he runs away at the first sign of personal ...
... that wiile he was out this morning on his parrochial visite he found everybady glad and happy, in thought the terms of the armistice had béen accepted and signad. BEverybody wanted to have a word abous the glad 1@ ...
... The Daily Guardian MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 1918 PEACE AT LAST. The whole world is ringing with exultant rejoicing. Armistice terms with the liuns have Been arranged. The enemy has laid down arms, defeated and Jiscredited, and to-day the Allies stand as ...
... Germany, would, in ordi times, have been a “tt-bit ™ of neu:'{nu all eyes, ears, and attention were fixed upon the lookedfor armistice telegram, which has not 'n.rri\'«l eoven up to the time of writing. | The Mayor*s Suggestion Fortunately, I think, the Mayor ...
... Peace There is a movement on foot to hold a big thanksgiving service in the Parish Church as soon as Peace, or rather the Armistice—synonomous terms, though they may not sound lke it—is received. lhe belis of the Parish Church will ring out a merry peal ...