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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-02-14

N. G. Riesgaard
Five miles northeast Extra
Oil Tuesday February 18th
comencing at II o'clock.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-02-14

EXTRA LIVERY STOCK
Will be sold in Extra on
Saturday, FEBRUARY %, COM
mencing at l:3O o'clock sharp.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-02-14
f. H. BURR

4 miles northeast of Extra
6 miles southeast of Hamlin
on Wensday, February 30.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-02-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08

The Ions pcnt-up enthusiasm Oh
Wheeling broke ont yesterday on the
unconhrmed report that an armiStice
had been agreed upon by the Entente
allies and Germany. and pandrm"nium
reigncd when the news was received
at one o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The blowing nf whistles and ringing
of bells was the first animation OF the
information and tho telephones IN the
newspaper offices. editorial rooms and
police headquarters began TO hum with
inquiries as to the rauee of tn" NOISE.
and upon being Informed. r"nS"n was
thrown to the winds and lh" people
started to celebrate.
Tho Ohio side. especially Martins
Ferry and Bcllair". received the news
with greater gusto and soon parud''s
were formed and started with cheering
men, weeping and hystericRl women In
their ranks. following a hastily secured
brass band. Drnyins patriotic music
thinking that tho war was over
Wheeling's enthusiasm laid dormant
until night when the people brushing
aside tho edict Of the health depart
ment guarding against III" Influenza.
started in to hold an uldfashlnnrd ""l-
ebra ton which reminded on" az the
night OF a close national election or
the revclrics OF Halloween.
Being denied the right Ia r"l"hrHtc
the recent election. it seemed as +
lost time was made up. and the old
American prcrogative "f lusty cheer
ing was heartily INDUCED In. The COW
hell market took a sudden jump. Tor
almost every automobile had them Tied
Ato tho aNl"s. dragging the bells on
'f2se, rough paving with d"at"n'ng "f.
rectsasmnll boys. large boys girls ""I
men eAch had cow-h"ll on IN" end
~ , roAa, which they dragged nl"ns
shc parc.Sent. at frequent Intervals
lir,inr In. heIls up nni letting them
raII IN the pavement with " rcS"und-
ing whnck. =.
one OF the amusing sights witnessed
! WAS push cart with power furnished
by TWO white boys and occupied by Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
LIEUT.. PARRISH BLOWN
TO PIECES BY SHELL
IN THE JULY BATTLE

spec!al Dispatch to The Intclligencer.
CLARkSBCRG. Nov. .I...-Particu-
lars concerning the death Of Lieutenant
Rnv Z. Parrish, q state senator. Of this
CITY. who was killed while in action
with American troops In France last
July, were received today from army
officers in France. Lieutenant Parrish
was blown to pieces by large German
shell. according to an infantry cap
.a;n who witnessed his dcnth. when
ne was sent forward on lieson with in
fantry in an attack launched on
July is.
only a few days before Lieutenant
Parrish met his death his brigade COM
,nnuder wrote a letter to the command
inp officer Of the Sixth field artillery.
70 whrh Parrish wns attnchcd. highly
commanding tho latters splendid
work. The letter follows:
"IIcndouartcrs First Field Artillery
brigade July 6. DISCRIMINATING OF
ficer Sixth Fold Artillery: Tho brig
odo commander directs ME to cornmu-
n:cats TO you his cotnmcndntion OF tht
services Of Lieutenant Roy T.. Parrish.
Sixth Freld Artillery. as Jason officer
with the infantry" His reports haze
becn' clear. intelligent and full Of val
uahlc information. They are model
nf liason work and reflect great credit
of lieutenant ParriSh's energy. power
Of observation and devotion TO duty.
iSigned) "pE:l.AND ANDREWS. 90.
Second Lieutenant. Filed Artillery
Acting Adjutpnt.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
WHEELING TORN WIDE OPEN BY
THEPREMATURE PEACE STORY

!, big colorrd boy. violently abusing a
small tenor drum.
Truck loads ur noisy patri"ts rode
cp and down street cheering and shout
inr. Will" In" automobiles. which were
vat hy the hundreds. wer" filled with
q more orderly set Of passengers. and
II, almost every ,uSian"" tho car was
prufuS"ly d"rurar"d with American
flags. and in som" cases the flags Of
tn" allies.
Crowds gathered carly in front Of the
, bulletins which wcrr displayed by the
luIcihgcnr"r. hmt an order from Tho
city health department about $50
j o'clock put ban on til" Congr"Eating
/ Of crowds around the bulletin boards,
which the lnl,llie"nc"r Uh"yrd prompt
] Is. and the scrvic" was discontinued,
! bur there serincd To b" no interference
with other PORTIONS "f the street. as
! The rcoplr were thick ms i""s and in
! many places crowds gathered where
| they discussed the terms of the hrmis-
! t!c".
Factories and mills were greatly
| hamprr"d by tho receipt of tho hoax,
| i'm many cases the employees refusing TO
: work and III" plants closed down. while
: m, workers went out tn celebrate. nnd
! their or.:ies continued far Int" tho
! night.
: When all is SAID and done. the ccle-
! hration was coming 10 Wheeling. rs
| tho people have rhaGrd under the bonds
| which had held them SO long. as the
! last vent to patriotism wns the big
| meeting at the Auditorium on the @Hth
! If S"rtrmb'r. which WAS addressed by
! rx- President TAFT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS DECLARE
REIGN OF EXTRAVACANCE MUST
END; S57,000,000,000 SPENT
Senator Martins Of Virginia. Admits Democratic Admin,
istration Has Been Wasteful-Opposed to Universal
Military Training After the War.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senator
Martin, Of Virginia, Democratic lead
or in The senate, said today that
congress will call on the executive
departments Of the government 10
curtail> war expenses Immediately
upon the signing OF an armisice by
Germany He also said that the war
department will be asked 10 stop
calling men into the military service
as soon as the war ends.
Senator Martin declared that ap-
preparations for war purposes in the
last two years have aggregated
$4,000 100000, and that he Is deep
ly concerned over The effect the en-
pendirures are having upon the coun-
trv. Leaders Of both parties share
his views. he said, and added that he
soon would have something 10 say in
the senate on the necessity for cur
failing government expenses after
the armistice Is signed.
Extravaganza in war expenditures
Is admitted by Democratic leaders,
the senator asserted. but it has been
justified on the ground that it has
been necessary In order 10 gnard
against having troops in the field in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08

adequately equipped with ammuni-
ton. food and clothing.
The Democratic leader declared
his opposition to universal military
training. saying 1t would lead to con-
,inued heavy expenses for canton
ments and other war necessities in
peace times.
One method OF curtailment Of war
costs suggested by the Virginia sem
ator. was reduction in the number OF
clerks employed in Washington, and
abandonment OF the construction OF
housing for purely war activities.
Senator Martin said he recently had
been informed by Housing Commits
sioner Eidlitz that il IS the inten-
ton to curtail this construction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
Untrue Report ofGerrnaEly's Signing
Arnistice Sets Country by lis Ears
Chicago and the Middle West
Turned Loose in Prema-
ture Celebration That Re-
suited in Injury for Many
Persons and DisIocation of
Industry.

CHICAGO Nov. [.--t;hlcaEo and the
middle west turned loose an unrestrain-
ed but rrema;urc celebration Of peace
torlay that resulted in injury 10 num-
brr ur persons and disruption OF lndnH'
try before official drnials could stem
the tide. rhe carnival OF no!9r ana
ribaldry was the result Of a false news
paper dispatch which The Associated
Press did not carry hut which was
spread throughout; the country before
officials could contr"vcrt 1t.
Relatives and friends OF soldiers
overseas al first raised 10 heights "l
JOY later. rrumped in despair when
they learned ,Ic report Of the signing
Of an urmislir" with Germany was Nn'
true.
ON receipt Of the unroundcd report
bells and whistles started flood 81
nuisr that continued FOR hours whiif
workmrn in factories and mills In this
and other citic2 threw down their tools
cheercd and ipdugeh In school hoH
pranlIs. The city hall. stores. office!
and munitions plants. closed for holi
day.
Polio" reserves werH rushed doWf
town uud were forced TO use their club!
/ to control the crowds and several ~cr'
injured.
In Minnesota two Ccl"hrators we're IN
jur"d by the tisrhGrR" Of - "nntan.
The demonstration in Chicago whnr
IL blizzard ur ticker tape and scral
! paper wes sent whirling To the street
! from windows OF office buildings nnt
street traffic was seriously congesteo
| occurred on a similar or lesser scale II
| hundreds Of other cities and town
! throughout This section Of th" country
/ reports from cities in Minnesota. WIS
! cnnsIn. Missouri. Texas. oklahoma an
| other states showed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
WAR CHEST MUST COON

possibility Immediate alter the necessity OF con
OF the
yesterday The chest must be made great peace
at once
organization provided for in the chest budget WIN nave De
which have eeh
tnr
wounded Community service will
H. A will reconstruct
deaf rebuild
crippled soldiers and sailors
engaged work will have their Obligations and
fail in responsibility
organizations going Is our boys Just
done he part so nop IN
maxim splendid victory Of all ages .
blessings Of more speeoS
suffered four years OF agony OF war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
FIRE At THE NITRO EXPLOSIVES PLANT
DESTROYS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

building at the go"1
ruent explosive plant miles below this city on tne ana"np
was burned ground The origin Of the blaze nos
known bu officials building ah IN ree
different places and the biggest one az
powder plant administration offices the nuoer o
records OF
no duplicates. destroyed
ocals rebuilding of the structure
be morning. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
Delirium of Joy, With Demon
strations Occurring in
Every City and Hamlet
Report Originated With
Paris Correspondents of
the United. go.

-fEW YORK. Nov. 7.-False reports
that Germany had accepted tho terms
Of the arnistice and that hghtins mao
ended threw the country into de-
lirium today and turned out to be the
greatest hoax of recent years.
Official assurances that the report
was false failed To check the aiH'oS'
-;ntons demonstrationt which swept
over many American cities and mill
ions or Americans will know: how they
v.ere fooled until they read the morn
ing papers.
A dispatch cabled from France to
rho United Press and picked up and
circulated through the country ny
news agency declared the armistlce
signed at II o'clock this morning and
(continued' on Page Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
WITH NENBERRY
WINNER, SENATE
IS REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY OF TWO
WITHOUT IDAHO
Ford S,40l Behind the Re,
publican Candidate in
Wolverine State.

without counting Michigan or
Idaho, tho Republicans have elected
forty-eight united States senator's
assuring tie In the upper house,
even If both tkese Htates roturn
Democrats. But with Ecwberry, tho
Republican, leading Konry Ford IN
Michigan by 9,45l, with SO precincts
missing. the victory o. the foFnor Is
pretty we'll assured which wo1ld
give the Republicans majority OF
two In the senate. If aoodiEg (Ee1")
is elected over Nugeat (Deiu) IN
idaho, tho Republican majority Won!o
be Increased to four.
WASHlNGTON. Nnv. T.--Nith ih'
Irichigan and Hdahu l:"nai":;.;H con
tests still In doubt. lat" returns ii"i!
Tuesdays election tonight Civ" The L"
nuhlicans total nf ~ $enaio'S--~)us
half the membership and lacking ON
vo;c necessary l." secure c"n'Fo'-ah'
I6 TO the Democrats.
Republican control uf the House l
now beyond all question. W:th ohi'
ono district missing. the returns 70
night show: Republicans. @3s; Demo
Gratis. 1876. including one independent
Socialist. /: missing. |.
DETROIT. Nuv. 1.--!bn tho race
Virtually complete un"fntial return
,uui.shI. I.!cuirnnnt-t commander iFu'"a
n. Nrwhrrry Republican. has bHHh c'''
rd Iu lhr United States S"nAte CIV '
Henry Ford. Democrat. hy rlaJ"'''
ut approximately $500 with fitE-hn
rural precincts Yet 10 report inc '"'
stood
Ncwh"rry 2l9.aai: Ford 2o'.19t.
lead for the naval commander "
S4ul. Tho missing precincts ar" no
expected TO mpt"rially chang" the re
suit.
DETROIT. NoN. ;.--'Th" R"pupiic"
slate central rom;uitt"" claims th" !e'
CONTINUED on 9age Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
ALLIES DRIVE i:
THE BEATENFO De
OUT OF:FRANCE
FURTHER ADVANCES
ON WESTERN FRONT
French, British and American
Armies Continue Their
Successes.
NV the .AssOcIntcd Press

Tie great battle which has it's nur-
rosc ,hc driving Of tho Germans from
French and Belgian sol continues from
the McuSc river - belgium. Every
where the Germans Hre giving ground
and rapidly the vast sack IS pclhs
cleared or enemy forces.
sedan famous as 4 fortress In the
Franco rruSsan war and tho backbone
VI tive German line Of retreat !rom the
southern portion Of III" battle 'front.'
IS partly in the hands Of the American
;rouns. and with i.S fall Will vanish
III the dreams nf thu Germans OF being
nblr to fail behind. the line OF the river
.,Icusc and hnlI Il footing on French
soil west Of til" Luxembourg border.
Also by the capture Of Sedan the lat
rral lines Of communications with the
Great German fortress III Metz are cut
or dominated by lhc G"rmnns ot the
Guns mud thus rendered unavailable for
,nrihy use.
from tho west of the American
snrnrt Ia the east nf st. Quentin the
l'rcncii ngain have driven forward. I'D
rretIn. many additional towns. villages
and hanlrls. 81 som" points since
Wednesday they hnvc penetrated 10
depth OF ten. pilrs. Notwithstanding
the heavy ground. due To ram ana
mud. 4, last accounts they were stiii
pressing onward and meeting with only
moderate resistance by machine gun
rear guards. From ihc region OF
OrIgny the French guns nrc now domi-
mating. the important railway Junction
of Hirson, which the enemy must use
IN n retreat from the district cast ot
St. Quentin towards his frontier. The
French now have thrown cavalry lnto
1hc action on the eastern "nd or th"ir
line, whcr. il connects ny with Gcheras
pershine's front. and are driving the
Germans toward the Meuse
In tho north field Marshal Haig. north
anL south Of the old Nal"ncirnnrS sal
lent, is giving tho enemy II" time tof
uausc. The Canadian. Au:trallan' Eng
lish ard Scottish troops ot ms COM
: mund have again bitten deeply into
| enemy held territory.
Sun farther north the armies or Nihe
! Albert Of Belgium are kc"p'nG up th"ii
, PRESSURE against tn" Germans IL y
reported th"t II has been decided oS
| tho enemy 10 abandon Client.
! Seemingly the days If the enemy:
! tcnur, Of allied soil in tn" west arr
. r,im6cr.d. Although NOT by any nlca n:
I in roui he is st"adily fa!EhE BACK. ~
! view OF The gains that have been mau'
! h.. thr French and Americans on tht
Southern part of the hatil" Line. thra
nnnc,rs TO br no Defensive lines or
! Which he will he able to stand. keep
! inr drlnyng action. west OF the famous
| fortified Rhine.
! WITH THE FRENCH ARMY u
| FRA ECE.. Nov. :. t4:30 y. NJ tBX tn
Associated Pressl--Thc persistent ram
and deepening mud .hlthoug i making
communications more difficult do n"
appear to have checked the pursuit y
fCortinusd on Page Te1.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08

PARIS. Nov. 7.--(4:45 r. M.)-Thc
charged to conclude an armIstice and
20 open negouations.' according to yes
terday's official Berlin not". must have
arrived at the front and must soon
present itself at Marshal Fuch's head
quarters.
The following wireless dispatch IN
German. was received at lo:5n p. m:
German general headquarters 10 the
allied general headquarters:
Tho supreme German command 10
Marshal Foch: From German outpostS
10 the French outposts our delegation
will be accompanied by a road mendIng
company TO enable automobiles to pass
the LaCapellr road. which has been de-
stroyed."
The following wireless in German was
received:
The German suprcm" command 70
Marshal Foch: by reason Of delay lie
Delegation will not be able 10 cross the
outposts line until between and IN
o'clock tonight at Haudroy. two kll"-
metres northwest tnortheast") Of La
Cappcle.'
4 German wireless dispatch received
November at one r. M. said:
German general headquarters to the
allies general headquarters: The Ger
man commander in chief to Marshal
Foch: The German ui?ntentarieS tor
m armiStice left Spa today. They wal
leave here az noon and reach at nv"
o'clock this afternoon tho French out
posts by the Chimay. Fourmi"s. La Cap
ellie and Guise road They will hi. ton
persons in all. headed by Secretary or
State E.rzbergcr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08

LONDON, Nov. 7.-(Via Montreal.)
Tho allied aests viii anchor on ST.
Sophia, constanttnople, Saturday, ac-
cordtne to information received In
London tonight
The greater part OF the crews In
AL German naval harbors have joined
ths revolution, according to m Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Cop
enhaSen-
A. xtol the workers have Joined the
navy man and declared y general
STRIKE says tho dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-rorecastI
West VirEtai1-Rain Friday except
fair In east portion; Saturday probably
rain.
Western PennsylvanIn-Eatn Friday
and probably Saturday; coolor Saturday.
ohio-Rain Friday; Saturday IR1r and
cooler except rain along Lake Erie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
ENTIRE GERMAN
FLEET REVO[T5
INTERNAL TROUBLES
THROUGH THE EMPIRE
Riots In Berlin and Hamburg
Many Strikes and
Mutinies.

LONDON, Nov. a-12:45 a. H..
Virtually all tho German 1eet has re-
volted, according 30 o dispatch re-
eetved from The Hague. The men arc
complete masters at K1el, Wnhelrns-
haven, KelIgoland, Borfu1n and cux-
haven.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
SPANISH CABINET QUITS

MADRID, Nov. T.--Aftrr 4 long ses-
si",. in III" chamber today. Ani"ni"
Maurp. the Premier. won't y" k'nE NJ
ruil.:u tu submit In" r":'l%natl"n "i MS
entire cahir"t.
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FIRING STOPS ON WESTERN FRONT
WHEN GERMAN OFFICERS ARRIVE
Mission Headed by Erzberger Together With Military and
Naval Oficers-Rumors Of the Signing OF an ARMS
tee Shown to Be Without Foundation

LONDON Nov. 7-(6:4s p m)-(By the Associated Press)-
~ British foreign evening stated according to the Elk
change Telegraph that the that amce with Ger
any had been signed unfounde $50 o'clock this
ing no received in London that the German delegation
had crossed French lines r,p1s -7..15 N,-Tbc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
FOE CAREFUL USE OF FUEL.

WAS!iiNGTON. Nnv. Only care
rul use of anthracite coal h. hous"hoid-
RS will prevent suffering ihrS WINTER
Fuel AdminiSl ratnr Garfield SaId to-day,
y; .;,n hnT hnnm reduced mhou, son. 900 tons
,,y lh,. ruiGnmic # Influenza.
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Nnu York Mad with Joy.

NEW YORK. Nov. 7---SnphIsttCat"d
Erw York went stark. staring. rnNtnE
mad with iuy today over iii" uufounh"d
report that i;crmany had agreed tn ar
mist icr i"rns which meant unc"nditon-
nl surrender The celebration wns n
combination Of Fourth nf July and "lrc-
ton and New YuHrs ..v". and Thanks
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PARIS Nov. I'll 4. M)-(Ry tho
Associated Press)-Germany grand
headquarters requested Allied grand
headquarters ny wireless to permit the
passage of the German delegation for
armiStice negotiations through The
lines. Tho order was given to cease
firing on this front AT 3 o'clock in tho
afternoon until further orders.
The German wireless message ask
ing for an appointment 70 meet Mar
shall Fuch says:
The German government would con-
! gfatulate itself in the interests Of hu-
manily IL the arriva! OF tho German
delegation on the Allies front might
bring about = provisional suspension
OF hostlitics.
The message announced that the
German plenipntcntiarirs would arrive
at the French outrosts on the Chimay-
(ContinUed on Page Ten.)
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AMSTERDAM. Wednesday. Nov. D.
German newspapers announce tnat S'h'e
Secretary Naussman ana nusId'
Noske Socialist member or the He'eh-
stag. have been sent 70 NleI ny tr',
government. Hugo Haas"n'. leaaer OIL
the Socialist minority IN the teich.
stag and George Lrdbour. leader OF
N. Socialis, democratic party. also are
therc to complete the formation Of a
local committee.
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STOCKHOLM. Nov. '.-tontlnuous
demonstrations are taking place IN Ber-
lin. according 70 the Social Drm"Kraten-
Twenty thousand dcserters from the
army arc marching through the streets
Of the capital.
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LONDON. Nov The entire. Ger
man navy. and great part OF Schles-
wig, is In the hands ot the revolution
lists according TO reports received IN
,.ournhaEen from Kisld and transmitted
by the Exchange Telegraph company.
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LONDON. Nov. "A strike or dock
workers at Hamburg, involving 1o'oOo
men. is reported by the Exchange Iele-
graph correspondent a. Amsterdam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
BAVARIA THREATENS TO WITHDRAW TROOPS
FROM WEST FRONT IF ARMISTICE NOT SIGNED

Bene dispatch
note 10 Inc
armice not concluded WIZ"
added would be taken owing 10 me acI
frontier by allied forces and
the einterna slit II unsatisfactory
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LONDON. Nov. "A numh"r OK Ter
man garrisons on the S"uth Nal'lc
coast have deserted and ar" eo'tts 10
kiel. says n Copenhagen dispa'ch 10
RI. Exchange Telegraph company: Inc
red flax has been ho!St"u At warm
nunde. seaport, Of northern Geen'anf'
and thr port of Rostock. on the b"i''c
Sea coast.
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American Troops in Meuse Drive
Enter historic French City of Sedan

WASHINGTON historic French city Sedan at 1ou
Oft city Of the river
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tBv the Associated Press.>

That Germany At home considers the
battle lost Is indicated b. Internal trou-
hl.s. There have b"en demonstrations
in Berlin; q mutiny at ki"l has taken
place: there has heru rnoting in Ram
burg. where heavy lighting IN the
streets is reported: strikes have broken
ant o, Cuxhaven and Wilhelmsharen,
and the greater part of. Schleswig Is
.sId to be in the hands of revolution
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AMSTERDAM. "Wednesday. Nov. g.
German Social Democrats have notified
the government through Frederick Eb-
ert, the vice president of their party
and president OF the main committee
of the Relchstag. that their representa-
(continued on Page Tony
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LONDON. Nov. THE "olft 6u-
reau Of Rsrlin announcrs that ali WORN
had stopped at Hamburg owing 70
strike. and that undiS"Iplinrd ac's ana
rutrageS have taken place.
The News agency reports Sinliar oC-
cnrrcnccs from LuehnfE.
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6Demand that the Germans
Berlin the new
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