Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
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th4r Sld name, namely. Bias Rhin. pre-
= and MSssl1s aPr sfSSf
H. sconsiderinE the establishment OF
PROVISIONAL administrative arrange
thg LETT bank Of the Rhine and the
oria eheads will not be undertaken by
The liberation Of Belgium promises
TO sbe rapidly accomplished; On the
eeSss!Sn OF the rcsmtry OF the the
thss Queen the grand Gordon Of the
psssnt the ehevaiier's cross end the
cross OF war.
n eepformity With the ga agreement .S
German delegates. a period OF five
days has been allowed to tho enemy
in which to hand over all the armament
Z material stipulated In the armistice.
The French command asked the
Germans for information as to where
mites had been laid and was Informed
temp station and timed TO explode yes
terSay. The German command accord
ingSy was asked to send officers TO To-
An additional day, making. fifteen
days In ALL. from the date OF the arm
to svacuate Belgium. Luxembourg. Al
sac4 and Lorraine.
NM: MHrshal Foch has has directed the Ger,
!.
! forhation regarding tie German and
and the nave sona Of A." the s& Rhiae
The Germans to-day are sending an
2ffifer to Chimay to- arrange with
the arms and material which Germany
has to surrender.
SOLDIERS OCCUPY ROYAL
PALACES IN POLAND
Vienna advices tonight announced
hov
royal palaces at Belviderc and War
saw and also the military commanders
quarters. They also have taken pos
session of the German military auto
mobiles, arms and ammunitions. Polish
ofiicers, arc directing the German de-
mobilization. Poles hold the post and
telegraph stations connecting Vienna
and the, German police have been dis
armed.
Count Lerchenfeld- Moeferins. the
German civil administrator, has fed
TO Brigadier General Joseph Pilsudski
OF the Polish legion. for protection.
From Madrid came the news that re-"
publican meetings were held there and
at Barcelona last night. Alexandra
Lerroux;.the Radical leader. delivered
an address In Madrid. Some arrests
were n1ado as a. result Of the demon
Newsrsrcccivcd from Switzerland to-
night Indicates that the agitation
which Brought on the strike movement
has ceased and the troubles conse-
quently are at an end.
The Jewish press in Stockholm re-
ports that anti-Semitic riots have
broken out In several towns in western
been Killed at Siedice, nfty-hve miles
southeast OF Warsaw.
BEGIN CONSIDERING PLACE
FOR THE PEACE CONFERENCE
Paris dispatches tonight indicated
the time and place for the holding the
peace conference. The feeling Is gem
eral. says tho message. that Versailles
is the most convenient place to hold
eided upon It also would serve as
recognition OF the paramount position
Of France In the war.
In addition to these considerations
there are certain practical ones OF tele-
graph and cable facilities and easy
communication between the capital and
compared with those In the smaller
Hoilandsand Switzerland cities.
AGENTS Of the various allied ooun-
In Paris for their. delegation. The
American representation Will move
from the small residence which Colo
mel House and his stafr now OCCUPY
to- one much larger.
s,: In advance Of the meeting OF the
supreme War Council soon to be held
at Versailles. officials here decline 10
discuss the approaching peace confer
ence or to Indicate any Views the gov
eminent may have as to the time or
PiaSe OK IT'S Assembly. Americas SuE-
Eestions on these subjects probably
VIII be presented to the council itself
oy Colonel T. NJ. House, tho govern
ments special representative in Eu-
rope.
Much OF tho real work Of the peace
conference. it Is believed here. already
has been done by the supreme War
Council. As preliminary to the meet
Ing OF the conference. however. ii will
be necessary for the allied and Amer
lean governments to know 10 MAJ ck-
u, h1 In
nments which have seized the reins
OF power in Berlin and N!cIi;... ru.l,st.u
the peoples OF their countries This
is a delicate question and officials to-
DAY confessed thSt they had only foggy
IDEAS aS.to. the actual governmental
situationst in these capitals.
The Stale Department has been re-
ceiying communications through neu-
trail agencies from the defacto gov
ernments. but for the most part has SO
cautiously phrased its replies as to
avoid any such recognition as might
afterwards prove embarrassing
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