Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-07
"PEACt At OkCEl" CRY
PEOPLE OF GERMANY
Speech Nov Freed They Blame
Vacillating Kaiser for
Nation 8 Sad Plight
~ Associated Presses - Eyerr Eveninz


Lo~pox, NOV
The German delegation has reached
rhc western front and bcon permitted 70
cross INTO The allied lnes, the Daily
News sar- I learns The delegation viii
IL received ~ Marshal Fech n dawn
toiav. The newspaper add
Nar,hsl Foch. The allied commander
in-rhief. has notified the German nigh
cornrnend rhst # the German arrnistice
olelcratIon sishe- 10 meet him i shall
sdvancc ID Inc Frencn lines along the
Ch,mav ForEmes Ia Capelie and
Gu1se rosdo
Prom The French oltpnsts inc plcni-
r,otcntIaries v7ll BE- conducted to the
nlace decided npon tor tie interview
rocus sorF crRT .ND POINTED.
The name of his place i not gwen in
The official text 81 the note from Marshal
Foch, which follows:
To he German high command,
from Marshal Foch II the German
Observation-Disclosures Wisn 70 meet Mar
shall Foch 70 ask him Tor an ar1msuce
they are to advance 10 the French
otltposts bv the ChImay, Fourmes,
IA CanelIe and GUise roads. Orders
E4avps i,ssrss even that etey. arr 20
be received and conducted TO the
place fixed for the interview
srEs WAR END ES PEW DAYS.
ReDorrs that German delegates have
started from Berlin % meet Marshal
Eorh are considered here a. an assurance
that fighting Will be over N iew days
The last DAYS oi the var nave Oeen 80
ROW ded with enormous events hat here
i NO capacity left for surprises or -enea-
lions.
IT.. terms III President Wilson note
10 Germany dealing with rhe .reecon
u rne seas and compensation - .er
taIe. are endorsed by ne Dress aere
It !, believed Germany AneT from ne
term. oi The Austrian arml,t,er he -or'
Of peace she had g expect and tuat heF
military ana political situations TISc hei
no alternative hat ~ Dow
t.ERuAN rEorLE @Rl pEAoL.
NeN, comes rom ne front rnat af
har,I-pr,,s>ed t,ernI~a ernies nave 8t
fresh aiz lslOn9 lelJ 90 throw INTO fe
battle. hey heVe 10 great reserves o
ammunition The German people ST.
iunker newspapers sui are erzlns -ol
war 10 the LAST dltcn
. There never was Sacn freedom q
speech IN Germany as 1t present
Diplouiats and soldiers each are trylns
; 10 place the blame for thelr country
downfall on the other Placars.s appear
, Ing in Berlin declare the emperor aid IA,
crown prince must q. Correspondents
are permitted 10 telegraph from Berlin
that the saclllatlng character q the ON
pcror is responsible iog NEST oi the na
, tions mlsfortuneS.
FoOD Bis PEACE PROBLEM
Discussion acre centcrS about The peace
conference. one IF rs most urgent prob
lem, viii ht II orange foo4 supplies &"
? starymE i.urule L s assumed fha
,.xeii The people of he rentrai ttaii-c
viH bc cayCJ> for fCNubHiz3i}on q
aenic> and Tie repatriation x >a'dler~
, prisoners ana eNtleS arIujm@ la0W
! Belgian, IN t,rc>t Britain, alc other area
task, before thc conference
. according ~ last night reports. b
general election n Great Britain, whIr
! andrew Bon;lr Law chancellor % IN
: excheQuer Is expected = announce q
morrow for December !. will be postpone
!. because the government cannot have IA
:. election and the peace conference on L
:, hands 1T the same time.
i The British avail representative i
the arlnistice neg, cations will be -
? Rosslyn NenlysS, First Sea Lord
the Admiralty, It is officially announce
Earl Curzou, member Of the BIRTHS
/. war council, il IS announced, has goI
to the co -tlre'.t official business.