Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-09
2 HOURS I 10 DECIDE ON
 ARM|ST|CE General Foch Refuses to Farley With the
 Delegates. EMPER0R's END
 NEAR AT HAND Kaiser Awaits Return Of Courier From the Front.
EMPEROR'S END
 NEAR AT HAND
Associated Press Summary.)

Associated Press Summary.)
 The terms of the entente allies under which Germany may secure an armistice have been handed to the German delegates at French army headquarters at a little village in the department of the Aisne and a Ger man courier now is speeding back to German headquarters in Belgium with the document.
 Seventy two hours-or until Mon- day morning-have been given the Germans to accept or reject the stipu- lations Emperor William is said to be at Spa awaiting the arrival of the courier with the momentous condi- tons. The German delegates, it is said, endeavored to secure an im- mediate provisional suspension of hos tilities but Marshal Foch refused to acquiesce.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the sbdcation of Emperor William is gen. erally believced to be conditional upon any terms of armistice and the furth- CT fact that the majority parties in Germany have demanded that he quit the throne and the crown prince re- nounce his right to succession, the em. neror has refused to retire.
 heanwhile throughout Germany re- volt is in the air and the red flag is flying. A republic has been formed in Bavaria and in addition. to Kel, Ham, burg and Schleswg, Bremen is in turmoil. Prince Henry of Prussia, commander in chief of the German fleetj the greater part of which is Sld to be revolt, is reported to have fled to Schleswig.
 washington, Nov. 8.-The question or whethed Germany will surrender immediately or wait to be crushed ntween the advancing allied and American armies on the west front and the revolution at home, rested mnght with an extraordinary confer eace at German Great Headquarters asfsnai Foch has given until r.. ecocK Monday morning, Paris time, for the answer.
 At the conference the Kaiser is re- pned to be, perhaps appearing for Me last time as supreme war lord Ma, according to German wireless re- pns, defying the civilians who are ssslng through submission to the in sMIaDie to save something Oil. of the sleck of an empire. A courier was sue % some time during the night with ae teN of the American and allied m. s,mlstlce terms, handed to the Ger aan envoys behind the lines this aaotnlng a by Marshal Foch. He carried % %s v word, sent ahead by wireless that ~. sllled commander in chief had re- .SAs .S:su provisional cessation of hes al1ies and demanded an answer with U IS seventy two hours.
 r..l ..c Amerlcan government was ad- .sss: .ssa nom Paris late today of the re- iEsp;.On Ea.a of the Germans by Marshal ,sS NJ ~ lO:35 o'clock in the morning m.d;.s " N result, Secretary Lansing i'm N. 1uCsteiy made the news public at N, I state Department, Later unoffi- su au information of the movements of As uSsaman S1! courier and knowledge o1 mn.. @ uHicult roads over which he N. M .M iM,svei for 100 miles after leaving hst 1.ueu mes, led to the conclusion nsir ae gould not get back with an isn;y ueicre tomorrow evening if not
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