The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-11-14
WAR OVER AT LAST.
Armstce Signed Monday Morning. Germany
Practically Surrenders Everything. Kas-
er Flees from Country.

er Flees from Country
The greatest the world has to close last
Monday morning when the great of the Allies along the en-
tire western front hundred forth parting shot just for good luck
The armstce signed General Fohs headquarters
passenger coach railroad train several hours before this time
whie Bill and his bunch making tracks for Holland.
1t was bitter pill but the had when there
nothing else do but swallow it. The dictated by the
Allies seemed hard and down the faces of the
resentaves of the German government when they affixed their
to the armsce Those naughty people, who only few
decades ago. stood with iron heel the neck of the French
people, bowling before Frenchman and begging for
mercy.
The struggle which began with Austria Hungrys declaration
war July 2S 1914 and which declaration brought about
at the instance Kaiser William afford him begin
the for which he had been planning for forty lasted
four years. three months and thirteen days. Up to the middle of
last july when the Kaers within thlrtyve miles OF
Paris the German seemed to be sweeping everything before
tem but at that time that the American army began to
take hand and from that moment the tide turned and steadily
and surely the enemy driven back at tremendous cost is
true it big job and had to be handled big
While sense the war it must not be expected that
mothers will their boys home the first train An will
needed months during the period of reconstruction to to
that Germany keeps her word Let be thankful that the
time has come when our boys do not have and be shot
at.
On Monday President Wilson ordered Provost Marshall Crow
der to direct the cancellation of all outstanding draft calls which
stops at once the of 2 eco ard aside the No.
vember calls 30O 600 The sent to
from McConnesburg Monday morning allowed to return to
their homes and most of them came McConneshug Tuesday
morning.
Among the conditions of the armstce Germany must make
evacuation of all invaded territories including
reparaon for all damages DONE permit occupation by the
Allied forces principal gateways Germany handing over the
principal units German high fleet surrender of enough
war materials to practically darm the and the
cupaon by American and Allied forces of strategic gaeways to
enforce ulment of terms the principal features
Complete destruction of the German military machine which
brought the provided for and the paved for repara
ton for the damage it wrought
Germany must get of Russia entirely and leave territory
now occupied open the Allies The map Europe during dis
cusson of peace terms will be restored to the lines of 1914 Ger
many the thousands of unortuntes she deported h
slavery from France Belgium and other invaded cus she
must return gold from Russia Rumana and Belgium
she must good for the property removed by her troops
The treaty of Best Lovsk which delivered Russia into Ger
hands, be abandoned the peace dictated at Buch
Arrest which Frustrated Rumana likewise be abandoned
American and Allied prisoners of to be reparated
without reciprocal action what German remain East
Africa are to surrender Internationally.
Guns apanes and other engines OF war numbered by the
thousands are to turned to the associated governments
with their accouremen further destruction must be wrought
by the retreatng hord and supplies of COAL iron
and other warmakg materials in the territories they occupy
must be handed over undamaged.
Germany pay for the maintenance of the troops the
ocated Governments will place strategic points the Rhine
land that her promise shall not be of paper
merchat ships handed unchanged that they
may be put the humane work of relieving the distress OF her
civil population which the victorious Allies will at once undertake
in spirit of mercy.
In the Black Sea we'll in the Baltic the entaces OF tne
German military machine be clip d by the surrender OF
forts and ships Everywhere all the fronts Germany is re-
ouested to deliver her sword while the Americans and Allied
tro DDS take positions to enforce her agreement
Everywhere great military power which set out to con-
the world saurnaao htfuness stands humbed be-
fore the crusaders for righteousness.
vouno child of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Henry, of Dudley,
Cam Meott of Cto was badly companed by his father John A.
burned recently gasoline Henry of Clear Ridge were bu