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Ihe Republicans In position to take
control ur the Senate from the Demo
Gratis and reorganize It.
Republican control OF both Senate and
House and harmony Of action between
tn" Republicans Of both bodies ago OK
pected here TO have much effect on
legislative policies. Like the reorSan-
iza,ion OF tho House. Republican or
ganization Of the Senate principally af-
tects tho chairmanship and majority
control nf committees beside lHgisla-
ton Scniorit! o. service Is tho al
most unbrokcn precedent In the SEN
ate ~ in the House OF electing COM
mlttee chairmeu.
The powerful Senate finance commit.
toe, with IT'S Jurisdiction ovor bond and
tax legislation. will probably be headed
BY Senator PenroSe. OF Pennsylvania
instead Of Senator Simmons. OF North
Carolina.
Selection by the Republicans OF q
president pro temporo to succeed Sen.
stor Salisbury, who failed OF re-elco-
ton. Is y matter OF some speculation
Senator Lodge Is scheduled 10 remain
leader Of tho Republicans. with Sen
ator Brandegue mentioned for the hon
orary presiding position.
Senator Martin. OF Virginia, now ma
ioritr leader. is expected To head the
Democrats again. with Snator Gerry. ol
Rhode Island. for Democratic whip
now held by Senator Lewis. OF 1lli
no!., who was defeated.
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Artillery Bombardments Rage
on the American Front
East of the Meuse the Yam
KEGS Clear Out Strong
Forest Positions Held by
the Huns.
(By The Associated Press)

Friday saw little infantry fighting
bet ween the Americans and the Cor
mnns west of the M"use. but there wore
heavy reciprocal artillery bomDaro-
mcnts. East Of the river tho Americans
have cleared out several strong forest
positions held by. the enemy. IL IS re-
ported that the roads from Stenay' Sc
dan. C,0nflans and LonGuyon. leading 70
Motz, are congGsted with retreatlnS Ger
man troops and transports.
WITH THE. AMERICAN FORCES ON
THE MEIrSE FRONT. Nov. 8. (RE the
Associated prcss) % p: m.)-the rishs
wing OF General P"rshing's forces ad-
vaucel today. pushing into The western
edge Of Ecurcy wood nnd IN the NoeFro
forest
In The Ecurcy wood region the whole
line advanced. cutting Off the salient OF
tho Ruis dc Ia Montague. Paramount ana
Erandcv!llc. In tho Wocrre forest sec
tor it WAS patrols who penetrated the
rdc. nr the forest and they met with re-
sjsicucc. This section OF the battle line
contains virtually tho last strong enemy
Defensive positions His withdrawal fAr
ia the. rear is practically certain.
On III. balance Of IN" front IN" day
continue To- prndur" lnt!" activity say"
that displayed h" machine guns ana ar
1illcry.
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES OK
TIE. SEDAN FRONT. Nov. ;. O. H. M
(Bv Tho Associated rr6SS) S)-TH" Ameri-
can from, continued inactive THIS AFTER
noon So far as lhc infantry was CON
c.rned and the Hn"mY was taking al
vantage Of the luil 10 remove rs many
nf his untrs AMI pieces "f artillery as
possible
The. roads leading eastward from So
dan. SI"uay Conflnns and LonsuY"h hrc
reported by the American aH1htors 10 be
hacked /" rcpleti"n with cannon and
vnrinus vehicles making in the direction
of Metz. I"hicl"s nr" linden with every
thing portable.
The southern portion "r Sedan and me
towns pr St"uay and A"uS"n ar" REPORT
ed on fire.
WITH TUE AMERICAN FORCES ON
THE SEDAN l'RpNT. Nov. 3. t2 y. m.)
IRv The Associated Press l-- Beyond ar
tilI"-v nnd machine gun firn. which was
o%rticularly active IN the region "f Sf'
dan. there has been it'll" to report from
the battle front since last night. :" III
fun,rv urlion has been r"port"d "n any
nrcto: of thn American front.
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France Asks Services Of Millions Of American
Soldiers and Billions Of Credit in the j.
In the Coming Reconstruction Work Of Natl0h

making public, as he said, representa-
tons which he had presented to the ad-
miulstration al Washington. France
asks for a contribution Of labor by (.
American troops now on her soil; Tor
credits "a the extent OF so per cent on
her reconstruction purchases In this
country for raw materials. railroad roll
inE stock and agricultural and Indus
trial tools, and for diversion OF part OF
the emergency fleet to the uses =Loi-
French commerce. In explaining thexs
needs 10 the American government. tho
commissioner said. he was given
"wclcomc by which I was deeply
moved"
While France will exact restitution
:rom German dcprcdations. NJ. Tardieu
asserted. speed in the reconstruction Is
imncrative and America, on account Of
her immense capability for production;
ought To give us the first help"
The French commissioner appeal to
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\, the moment OF writing there arc
four points Of strategical interest They
a-e the French advance on nunsnardS'
;ae Canadian passage OF Falenciennes,
ne TTench-Amertcan ADVANCE Of the
containing wing" upon tho Meuse ani
the great cso5y Of 1seiy +basa In the SeeEna
.s .Ss most Important. but both because
i: is liable 20 n,isinterpretation and h"-
c,,se il part; concerns . amGr!e@n m
readers. : will begin W1ta the ahaiFs "
Ina "co1ta.ning wing.
.rnla.,ed lust week the function OF
Ma wing and Why slight progress there
~ cen 10 rroGrHas &, all but 2 mcrH MGR,
msir:.manc> O. pressure. Was or vital
here that .ne American First army
Stsscs nearer ty Ear than any other
:S3ops 70 the marrow ,racS railway !or,rm, conn,
,yo,r. between tho Otse and the Mouse
s-e supplied. I, IS matter Of lite ;,1ia and
dcath TO the Gcrma ne to prevent this
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PARIS Nov s-:s7 M)-An official issued h afternoon
Marshal Fochs head
armistce The OF
delivered They asked
was demand for cessation OF hos
lies immediate suspension
hoslies Professionally German
courier headquarters
Foch
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civilians who are seeking through
submission TO tho inevitable to save
something out Of tho wreck OF an
empire. A courier was duo Sometime
during the night with the te1t OF the
An,er,can and allied arrnistioe terms,
handed to the German ENJOYS behind
tho allied lines this morning by Mai
shal Fooh. He carried tho word, sent
ahead by wireless, that tho allied
cou,mander-in-chief had refused
provision cessation of hosttlities and
demanded IN answer w2thing seven
ty-two hours.
Tie American government WAS ad-
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u.arlr du" east and west from In front
al; Ruznnry tu th" belt Of woods along
the upper f\ismc. which IL the last woods
north uf the Arsunur. forests. II is the
American right. next 10 th" Mouse,
which gives tn" enemy tn" omtS con-
Germ. Every yard # advnnc" mere Is hn
increased n..lIncu u his Cunmunica-
lions. Therefore. it was hero that his
r.si<tanrn to lns; Friday'S American al
tuck WAS the most desperate" SO inc
atvanc" from above RrIrullcs to 'lrrE-
lr.Crund wa: not moro than from 5000
To- a,UuG wards. while further east the
MAXIMUM progress was 30 pr cent
greater. ~
thclrss full Of meaning for the reason
that thrr" lies uv"rlu"king the Mouse
from CIrry -l,:-Grard and Andcrann"
position "f tn" greatest Importance !"
III ,hic rrriuD II has no name. hut
may be called the position "f l,in.
though il durS..uc-t include That niue
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vanne and Clcry you may b" certain mo
most percmptory orders went out :on
Friday night Tor relnforcementS rom
tho north and west; that the comman-
ders on tho north and west. along inc
middle Aisne and the upper OiSG- ana
Scheldt. reported that they could not
spare tho men; that the c"inmanucr,t "i
reported their units were unfit 10 take
'un tho task. and hat none Il" less thes"
unIS had to 60. . 49,.
cannot be seen on, the map and, there
fore, escapes the public eye. But 1t IS
the one the enemy most dreads. TOT
him nearer 10 the breaking point.
The italian victory may also DO mis-
und.rstood II rend exclusively In the
Eight Of the political situation: II & the
rar,an Empire is the cause. II Is also
the effrc, OF what is going on in the
field. There was no practical disaolu-
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ous to the whole German position. Every
thing is done. therefore. "n III" German
eide to keep this part of tho front. ~"
bolt In front Of FontmcdY, secure. Tn"
enemy Is compelled, even. i'll order I"
check tho nllied advance. 20 put III fresh
units continually. and i'll his present
etate OF exhaustion. ha cannot Il" lh!9
without Sravely weakening other parts
Of tho line.
The action on this sector therefore.
determines all the successes 10 III" north
II holpGd the F'r"ach Ia 20 forward NJ
Audena rdc and lhc British /" pass VAL
enctcnncs and WHOM l" NOR" pressure
un actual advance IS added II summons
tho enemy strength In such amounts
hat il may lend I" break "iS"Whcr".
On November ! the t'u!nhinch French
nud American mIla"k achieved 4 serious
advance" of which lii" American par
w:.s th,: morS important ana must hfSt
he described.
Tic American FIRST Army her" stands
on Il line about fifteen miles long gong
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.ERzBERCER IS
PACAND|ST
New York's Attorney General
Discloses Record of One
of the German ENJOYS.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Dr. Matthias
Erzocrger. head Of the German delega-
ton sent to confer with Marshal Foch
on the armistlcs terms. belongs to the
same old gang that tried to put over
German defeatist propaganda in Italy
and France according TO statement
tonight b. Alfred L. Becker. deputy
state attorney-general. The statement
dealt with testimony taken here for the
French government in the treason cases
of Bolo Pasha and Senator Humbert Of
FraEce.
Mr Becker assorted that although
Germany is loudly. proclaiming hrr
''democratization." she has sent on the
present Important mission the great
propa agandist who. with Non Jagow. the
former German foreign minister. ar
ranged for the disbursement of funds in
Italy and France" 20 purchase news
papers and influence political leaders.
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he Amsriean Part in the vcory Oyer Gsrman sa

ton Of the Austro-H Hungarian army dur.
ing the first week Of the fighting. Thd<
completely separated, were still intant.
1t is true the military success wa
due To two causes. One was the neteS
s;,y tho enemy was under Of withdraw
ing troops in order to repress insured
ton and watch his new open frontier OF
the Danube. The other was the sur
prise effected especially by the TentG
italian Army. supported by the Br!tiS9
contingent under the command OF Eof3
cnvan. when on the night OF October =
the large gravel banks which stand "
the broad bed Of the Middle Piave'at "
issue from tho mountains were secretiy
seized and q small. but efficient bridge.
head was consolidated on the 1urtnsN
side III
We known what followed. At aawy
tho Eighth Italian Army forcco tne
s... (coattausd On PsEs Tsn-l
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WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The uues-
ton Of whether Germany will surren-
der Immediately, or wait to be crush
pnless poace Is niado quickly there Will
American armies on tho west front
and revolution Mt home, rested to-
night with an extraordinary confer
enoe at Germany great headquarters.
Marshal roch has given until II
O'Clock Monday morning, Paris tiIne,
for tho answer.
At tho conference the kaiser Is por-
haps appearing for tho last time ss
supreme war lord and, according to
German wireless reports, defytng the
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town. which is below it ana on the o'her
side Of he river.
This position is n horsrshoe- Of
heights. wooded on the n"rth stae anS
bnrc OF the south. possession OF Wnloh
gives complete observation 10 the whole
Mrupa Valley beyond Stenay. II cor
responds in this region 20 the famous.
little hill OF Cuvclct. tha capture oi
which by tho French last Srpten'orr leo
to th, relief OF Rheims und the general
enemy retreat to Nouzi"rs.
The position above Dun is no" sharp-
T. grippcd by the AmericanF. though not
~ 0GO wards I'D hill from Clcry and
81 { 900 IiUo Yards northeast ot Andcvanne and
the whole position would be as good as
tnken. 80 one can say it. will he taken.
throat Ia il will compel he Gormnns q
sacrifice ye another mass Of men which
they cannot afford 10 lnsc..
with the American already at Ande-
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AMERICA AWAITS THE OUTCOME At SPA WITH CONFIDENCE

vtsed' from Paris lato to-day Of tho
reception of the Germans by Marshal
Foch at 1885 O'Clock in the morning
and its result. Secretary Lansing
immediately made the news public
ut the state department.
Late unofficial information Of the
movements Of tho German courier and
knowledge Of the difficult roads over
which he must travel for 100 miles
after leaving the allied lines led to
the conclusion that no could not got
back with a reply before tomorrow,
(Contiuued on Page Eighty
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BRITISH CROSS THE 5HELDT, CAPTURE TOURNAE;
GREAT GAINS FOR FRENCH; FOE DRIVEN BY YANk5
Haig's Men Approach Within
Striking Distance Of Brus-
sels-French Take Liart,
Leaving Only One Railroad
for German Retirement.
(By tho Associated Press.)

On the battlefields the Germans every
where arc being harried backward TO
their borders. Journal. an important
railroad .center In Belgium. on the lin"
leading to Brussels. has been entered NY
tho British, who are across tho Sch"lGt
with few barriers Of great Importance
between them and Brussels. To tho
south Of Valenciennes tho British nave
taken Avesnos. another important rail-
road Junction point. and all along the
front have pushed the Germans farther
east Maubeugs Is being advanced upon
by the British.
The French again have cut deeply into
tho snemys front. ~ last accounts
they had ree ohed 1.iart. 20 mile north
Of Rethel. on tho railroad leading east
ward to Mezieres. The taking OF this
town leaves only ono railroad in this
portion Of France over which the enemy
can retire. This is tho Htrzon LIN"
which is daily being brought nearer and
now at some places is dominated by the
French guns.
Eastward tho French ara sttfl driving
nor,hward. and have Joined hands with
tho Americans in tho western outskirts
of Sedan. More prisoners ana largo adj
ditional quantities OF war stores have
been taken by tho French.
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BASEL, Switzerland. Nov. S.-The alb.
dication of Emperor William and thi
remuneration of the throne by Crowl
Prince Frederick william before noan
today were demanded in an ultimatHu
sent by the managing committee. rot
the German Socialist party atr"'S
o'clock yesterday afternoon TO Primes
Maximilan. Of Baden, the imperiaa
chancellor, according to the Correspond
ence Socialist, the official organ OF tho
Socialist party Of Germany. -. -
The mana ging committee Of the So
cialist party considered the entire
political situation. and its decisions
were embodied In the ultiiuatun which
Philpp Scheidemnnn. Socialist member,
of the German cabinet without pert.
folio. sent to Chancellor Maximiiian,:s
These decisions were:
First-The right OF public assembly,:
Second-The military and -poli1A
must be ordered to exercise great re:
serve: '-.--r-?:
Third-The immediate transformation.
or the Prussian government in con-.
formity with tho views OF the ma
jority Of the Rcichstag. .-.
Fourtl,-Greater Socialist influence
in the Reichstag.
Fifth-The abdicatlon or emperor
William and the renuncatton or the
throne by tho crown prince.
The imperior chancellor was asked
20 reply before noon todhy. accepting
the conditions. Otherwise. the Social
lists declared they would withdraw
from the government.
BASEL. Switzerland. Nov. S.-fhe
por,;, I:n1cttr announces the inter-
portv committee Of the Reichstag has
taken no decision respecting the aues-
ton Of the ahdication Of the German
emperor. but that the majority reeos-
nizes the imperlous necessity OF an
early solution Of the problem.
BASEL, Switzerland. Nov. S.-The
Cnrrespondence Socialiste. the official
organ Of the German Socialist party.
Continued on Page Eighty
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ACQUITTED ON CHARGE
OF RAINCOAT FRAUDS

NEW YORK. Nov. S.--The {. kenyon
Company and six indIridnal u''"n"-
ents were acquitted in iedeTat court
hero tonight on charges or conspiracy
10 dcfraud tho government IN the ii'ahu
rncturc Of ruinc0atS for tho lh'ieu
States army.
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rur WEATHER.

West vtrgtnin-Lecal rains Saturday;
Sunday fair, not much change In te1n-
pcrature.
western Fennsylvaain-bocal rams
md cooler Saturday; Sunday partly
cloudy.
ohto-Fair In south, rain In north
norton Saturday, colder; Sunday partly
cloudy.
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William in Declining to Abdicate Declared He Could Not
Hand Over Germany to the Entente and Deliver the
Country Up to Anarchy-Prnce Maxmillan's Kesls-
nation Not Yet Accepted ed-Disorders Spreading
Rapidly-Republic Proclaimed in Bavaria. -;
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Courier Speeding to the Kaiser With Conditions OF
Armistice Foch Refuses to Suspend Fighting; :
Williams AbdiCatiOn Demanded; Chancellor Qule
(By the Associated Press.)

~x
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Decision of the German Emperor on Marshal Fochs Arm
istice Terms to Be Taken at Spa, Toward Which
Courier Is Speedng-Answer Of the Enemy Must
Be Had Within Seventy-two Hours-German Delega-
ton Entered French Lines Blndfolded.
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KILLED IN ACTION.

pARKEEsI;IR RC. W. VA. Nov. g.
less. +. Calhoun. son Of ". &. Calhoun.
r.os killed whIl,, in aCricn with the Am
cr:can urmy ~ France on October Ind,
according 10 word r~ccived here today
from the war department He was an
enlisted main md has hnrn In the service
since November. l!lI.
ahrut ono mi" w"St uf Sedan. Flii"eh
hundred prisoners and much mntcrlaI
wos raptur"d yesterday.
LONDON. N"E. S:-rhc British nrH
continuing their advance Ai"nH IN" hr-
two hartI,. from. f'i"lI MarshAl ltniE
today aunnmu""l In" captnr" Of fhr""
yllIarrs in the region between Mons and
MauheuIo.
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PARIS. Nov. s.-(4:22 P. M)-Stress
is laid by the Temps on the presence
Of Emperor william at Spa, where tho
terms Of tho armistice are being eA-
amined by the Germans.
PARIS, Nov. S.-The journey, OF tho
German courier to Spa and return Will
require far more time than the dlF-
tances indicate, because OF tho difflcnl-
ties of the roads under present cono'-
tions. Therefore the receipt or the Ger
man reply Is likely to be delayed g
number OF hours beyond tho time pos
sible under normal conditions.
PARIS. Nov. SO P. M.)-Descrto-
Ing the arrival OF the German ENJOYS
at the French lines. the 1ntransiseant
saws the automobiles carried ~hi'e
flags and were preceded by trum-
peter. Some French soldiers under an
officer approached them on tho road
lust outside the lines.
The delegates established thslr ioen-
tity and showed their credentials. me
owes Of the members OF tho German
party were then blindfolded and the
delegates proceeded to the place "nefe
they spent tho night.
rh. coynnany Of German road mend
ers which accompanied the ENJOYS did
NOT cross the lines The party started
early in the morning for tho French
headquarters.
PARIS Nov S.-(I:2o P. M
Leaders OF the various partle. In the
Reichstag will meet tonight to deter
mine tho course to he taken on the
conditions of the armstlce says a die
patch from Berlin 20 Bernc. printed IN
the Paris Temps this afternoon.
LONDON. Nov. S.-(5:+b P. MD-
Tho French wireless service has given
out dispatch sent by General winter
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rouR woRxERs KILLED.

CHICAGO. Nor. S.-Four steel work
ers were plunged 1873 feet TO death IN
side 4 huge suolir-st7cli today when
a scasfold collapsed.
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BASEL Switzerland republic has been proclaimed IN Bavaria
tho conclusion Of great yesterday telegram rom
Munich
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AMSTERDAM &By the Associated Press-Empeo william OF
acce the demands that he aoca says Ger
man picked here tonight ~
Socialists the replied through
the Interior Drew abdcae voluntarily the ground
undertake the terrible response
b of handing delivering up the country
III:
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LONDON, Nov. s.-Ths British forces
have creased the Schedlt south Of Tour
nal and occupied the western part or
tho city
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LONDON Macmillan of Baden the nperia' 'emnh
has resigned according wireless dispatch picked up
here tonight
The Mximian rendered his resignation IN view
tho altered parliamentary that of it is still ou
-
standing,
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luo SllT>
LONDON, Nov S.-The capture Of the
important town OF Avesnes and tho oc-
cupstion Of tho western portion OF Tour
mai are reported in Field Marshal HaiB :
official communication tonight. Botn
north and south Of Avesnes the British
troops have passed the line OF the Ayes
nes-Nfaubeuge road.
PARIS. Nov. S.--The Fr"nCh troops
are continuing 10 press the Germans
having driven the enemy from fnrfher
large areas on the southern pnrt Of the
battlefront according to an Official
communication issued tonight.
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Nov. $40 T. M)-(Ey tae
Associated Press )-Gencral Gouraud to-
night holds tho west bank Of the Mouse
river from Sedan to the outskirts or
! MezIeres hts troops during the day hnV-
| Ing made an advance Of from five 70
eight miles.
! Scores OF villa Ees wero libernted and
the French troops accomplished 'he sig
nal foat Of bringing up artillery and
| supplies over roads deep with mud and
! out at many places by immense mine
| craters.
| Tho Germans showed moro deter
mined resistance as the river was an-
preached and appeared to hold the cast
bank strongly with artillery and ma
| chino guns.
The advance Of tho French continued
also on tho left wing, Increasing the
menace to Hirson and Maubeuge.
PARIS. Nov. S.-FrenCh troops re-
sumed their advance along the whole
front this morning. Tho war office to-
day reports that French units hay"
reached the railway junction Of l.iart
about twenty miles north OF R"'h"l.
| On the right. whore tho French lino
! Ioins the American, the Frcnch "nr!y tn
day captured StnglE. less than "iEht
miles south OF Mezieres and Frcnols
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LONDON. Nov. S.-(5:+b P. Ny
Tho French wireless service has given
out a dispatch sent by General Winter