The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1918-11-15


The great Monday morning. November H.
o'clock Glasgow time II o'clock Paris time and word
ceived Glasgow about o'clock that morning. Glasgow did not
peace several days the
that the kaiser had abdcated but when the official
flashed the wires that the really ended the town
up with and from early morning until late at
night the streets filled with joyful and children
all carrying flags, dancing. cheering and singing
With the signing Of the amstce Germany and the central
placed in position where they will be unable to-
think war for many years to come.
good authority that the kaiser has fled into
Holland effort his neck and while reports have been
spread that the prince had been shot, they later denied
by from Holland stating that he has escaped into that
country
Germanys new provisional government red
the burgeose parties will not be represented it. The
socialists definitely refused permit the bOurge0se to enter the
new government.
The plan is to give independent chan
ceorshp other secreara posts There Indications
however, that the independents will demand more.
is significant that the majority Of the multitude of proa
issued addressed Comrades rather than to it
that references longer made the peoples
public" but to "the socialist republic"
The foundation of the German republic proclaimed
Phillip Schedeman from the steps of the Reichstag building
Monday morning.
soldiers been formed the will sub
demands Field Marshal Hndenburg shortly accord
ing a Wolff bureau dispatch.
troops the Beverlee in Belgium have mun
led and marching with their guns toward Holland
PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES PEACE TERMS.
Assembled in the hall of the house where months
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The strictly military embraced
ltores withdrawal of the German from the left bank
Of the Rhine and the surrender OF all supplies of war
The terms also provide for the by Germany of
the treaties of Bucharest and Brest-Ltovsk
The provide the 16O submarines
so battle 10 battleshps eight light crs
All allied vessels in German hands are to be surrendered
ma is % to notify s s at they are free to trade at
Among the financial terms included restitution
age to s
The military terms include the surrender of 5000 guns half field
and half rter 10000 machine 5000 flame throwers
The surrender Of 5000 locomotives, $4,000 10000
tor orries railways for by the allies and
of coal and iron also included.
The immediate repatriation Of all allied American prisoners with
reciprocal action by the allies also included
of the left bank the Rhine
allies hold
and Mayence together with bdgeheads in 80 klomer radius
retire territory held
Rumana and Turkey before the
neutral the bank held
The amis'e for days. but the president spoke the coming
an end"
allied
through Dang the River V The unconditional capituaon
all German forces Africa within month provided
The president spoke follows:
"Gentlemen Of the Congress:
stupendous
tighten of responsibility perform the duty
communicating of the larger the situation with
which it is to DEAL
authorities who the
communication with Marshal
armst which
cate to them"
TERMS OF THE ARMlsTICE.
western front:
operations land in the air six after the
tureo of armisice.
mmedi.te France As.ee.
ordered be completed within
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