The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-16
GERMAN AND BRITISH FLEET
MEET TO DISCUSS MANNER :
0FCARRYING OUT ARMISTICB
Kaiser Not Interned in Holland Says Govern
ment-Is There in Status of Prominent Guest
and Entitled to "H0stage."
WANTTO SEND. AGENTS.

and Entitled to 'HOstage.
wANrTo SEND AGENTS ~
h Nov rasdG mas o
to leave lay conditions be-
London friday Nov l5-Preliinary discussions
Rosyth between Admiral Beatty and delegates from the German
arrived off the Island Of May was met by British vessels
d e nc w
discussions -, 49,.
It has not yet whether the United States will
A%ertcneen (HolIandj Wednesday, Nov ls William Ho
has mot been by the b" p
uge and is entitled to hostage.
MOVE OUT OF BRUSSELS
r., ~(By Associated Press)
Nov 16Begian advance guards entered Brussels Sat-
urday morning The troops began moving Of the Bel
correspondent of the Middi the Belgian front
Davis ,7, n JuP!cAk = LINER 1Neg7RX n na.x ,.+,r, ot
state ifs for ar use has odee udcia INQUIRY at Lille
against German accused of crime during the German
hese Officers will be judged by martial in their ab
says the Temps f the allies able to secure GUS
the such co
who committed crimes in invaded territory
~.& ASK FOR YANK SOLDIERS.
With the American Armies in Eastern France rday Nov
Cvans and officers here sending officers here urging
soldiers toward the Rhine Immediately They
squadron be delivered All these by
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the President visited the
'@>'''' ''9''' REACH AMERICAN LINES
with the American Fores in Asace the AS
the American lines late yesterday They said the Germans had
freed them rather than give them food provide transportation
The Germans all along the line withdrawing large
RECEPTION PREPARED
Paris Noy SAied forces expected to enter Bucharest
been prepared for them, it is said. a. =
British troops have entered Ruanan seaport on the
4...-...t PANIC AT MUNICH. ~ ..-....s
Zurich Noy 1eA panic developed at Munich Monday &C.
cssa4sE cssg s Ss
Machine posted the street and fir
street cars closed operations and telegraph and telephone
cation Order was finally restored yesterday
Stockholm (Thursday) Nov. l6 The Swedish government
decided. 5r without graz %
ons Of war and pease sEe,,R1 With + the epd1 KsaY
yesterday by the national assembly and the election of Prof George
p~>~''' -, APPEAL no POPE .-- 4
London Nov. 16-German Catholics are appealing Pope
Benedict against heavy burdens Of the Conditions
according wireless dispatch received here Berlin
L, EBERT SEES BRIGHT FUTURE.
Berne Nov. 16f the German carry it's
eight the Germany
declared Friedrich Ebert the chancellor Thursday speech
lO-oueen
Tuesday, according to the Tablatt Of Munich
- REFUSED TO SURRENDER.
Berne Nov 16The German warship Wesbaden
the revouonsts escape
pursued and orpedoed by revolutionary baehps
and the Of 300 pershe according the Anzeger
of Berlin
The Wesbaden supposed to have been the battle
Of May 31st-June 1st 1916. She built in 1914
"A GERMAN RUSE
Washington Nov. 16-Whle President Wilson had
the matter brought to his attention today officials
unlikely that committee of Germans would be allowed
fho
ed States and Germany still at although the
been signed and consequently regarded inconcevabe
any German delegation could come to America.
suggested here that this may an effort
the parto the Germans sentiment among
of the German descent favor of softennp The