The Wrangell sentinel., 1918-10-24
TO-DAY'S NEWS

LONDON-Allies have agreed to terms of an armistice accord ing to information received here today.
 WASHINGTON N-Foch and American Allied Commanders have agreed upon course tanta- mount to Germany's unconditlon- al surrender if they are accepted. From an authoritative source 1t was learned today that these terms are essentially as follows: Evacuation of Alsace-Lorraine, Russian Poland, cessation of mu- milton making to be insured by committees of Allied officials who are to be installed in all factories, surrender of.submarine fleet and the occupation of all German battleships by Allied Naval off, cials.
 PARIS-Hungary intends to apply direct to Entente Govern ments to learn on what terms they will grant an armistice and peace to Hungary, it is reported in political circles in Budapest. According to a Zurich dispatch to the Journal, Austria Hungary is already reconciled to the idea of unconditional equalization. A Vienna dispatch to the Frankfort Zietung Breause says that Vien- na is threatened with famine. The authorities are poweriess and laws are no longer enforced.
 WASHINGTON N-With two million nine hundred thousand soldiers now in France according to Bakers announcement, the United States today is rallying energies anew towards winning the war.
 WITH ALLIED ARMIES IN FRANCE-The British army fought throughout a brilliant moonlight night in the vicinity of Valenciennes. By morning they had bagged six thousand Germans, many guns, and made steady gains. The hard pressed Germans opened the canal gates and flooded vast stretches in an effort to delay the British.
 WASHIN GTOF-972casual- ties; TIT dea |; Is wounded se-- verely.
 WASHINGTON-Preside reply reached Berlin this morn ing.
 LONDON-Gigantic peace demonstrations during which po- lice fired upon crowds with ma- chine guns killing several women have just taken place in Man helm, Germany, according, to a dispatch from Hague to the Times today.
 NEW ORLEANS-T. J. Cor man, former Alaska canneryman, died in this city today of diabe- tis.
 LONDON-Hou of Commons adopted a resolution favoring women sitting in Parliament Balfour in speech declared that German South African colonies should not be returned.
 The Steamship Alaska is re- ported on the rocks between Van- couver and Prince Rupert. It is understood that the Jefferson turned back to go to her assist ance,
 WASHINGTON-The President has informed the German government that he has transmitted it's correspondence seeking armi>tice to the Allies with the suggestion that if those govern ments are disposed to effect peace upon the terms and principles indicated, their military advisors and the military advisors of the United States be asked tu submit the necessary terms for such armistice Should such terms of arm tstice be suggested their acceptance by Germany will afford the best concrete evidence of her unequivocal acceptance of the terms and principles of peace. The Presidents reply reiterates that the nations of the world do not and cannot trust the word of those who hitherto have been the masters of the German policy, amp gives warning that if the United States must deal with the military masters and monarchial auto- crats of Germany now or later it must demand not peace negotiations, but surrender.