The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-21
SUB SEA BOATS SURRENDER

|"s ... SUB SEA BOATS SURRENDER
On Boar, BSh Sh. cr%$e SER "Wednesday & 645
taken by the British miles Harch this morning
German sueny obeyed the given During the
5e of @ Amean ad flew low %
fsea boats. ~9's"~ -
From the time first submarine sighted by the British
light desroye there word of with
the speed saying that their weaker Boats could not keep up the
The that began about sunrise when the first sbma
e up might easily lily haE @ been @ mistaken for feet
signs of the momentous significance of it all ttft
/ NAMES REMOVED ,,..t
Everything incatng the names Of the craft had been
% e a nsg h h" Germ hns F to read
appointed place promptly The British ships with
ne the the s
took position at the head Of the German transports
and long time British sailors the other YES.
ou Even this last Of o sabmsson Of @
did not cause the sailors obey the instructions to maintain
AT last the newly tagged submarines brought anchor
Commander in CHIEF of the Grand Fleet has reported that
the German high ee Which is surenderne for intern
ment. |.% ~ ?"
The historic Admiral Beattys cabin of the Queen
when the German delegates arranged for the surrender
Royal Academy made special visit 70 the Grand
minary Sketches for the painting He present in the Ad
cabin during the WHOLE 5 and painted finished
painting he hopes to complete the few months
M This a %Srn S light ne fbe e e over the ports Of RI
00 ships including 60 dednaughs SO light nearly
200 destroyers Admiral Sir Beatty Commander of the feet is
ion the Queen Elizabeth. 49,
|. ACCORDING TO TERMS .5-... 80
London Nov 2The British grand fleet accompanied by
morning accept surrender the German eet wireless
this morning reported that the fleet had met with the German
ships the according
terms of the almistice. .s.
ENTER BUDAPEST
Paris, 2O-(Wednesday)- troops under COM
Eerry will tomorrow is be-
eyed the French forces arrived today
reception given the French when they marched
TO FILE PROTEST
Paris Nov 21The allied governments have decided to
official protest to the Dutch against violation Of
Hollands n neutrality M in @ Geman troops to cross Dutch
PASS THROUGH LUXEMBOURG -f
Paris S will pass through the city
amaton been issued the people advising that the passage
American troops is necessary.
u. S. SHIPS PARTICIPATE
Washington Noy 2An American battle e. squadron prob
Hugh Rodan and operating unit Of the British grand fleet
The Americans shared the formal acceptance by Admiral
Beatty Of the surrender of the main force
designated the of the armistic The identity of
American naval craft in European waters has been dis
wARsHps LEAVE KEEL
Npv M Ill., Tn frs rst German warshps destined
to the Vossche zetung Berlin They included the Bayern
Grosser Kurfuers Prince Markgras Koeng Albert
erin, Seydlitz, and Moltke ~ -:
LEAVE PORTS FOR HOLLAND -
Washington, Nov 2-Fve Dutch ships laden with -four will
American ports shortly for Holland by permission the
American government Their cargoes will make possible
mediate increase in Dutch bread rations
Five vessels from the Neherland ports will be replace
the United States has relaxed its
ships carrying cargo. H..
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
(By the Associated Press)
With the American Army in France Nov 21Ihe movement
troops the behind the former fighting
front progressing rapidly. The 7sh S2hd, 29th 26h
Withdrawn from the 'front.'
camps.
The 36th 8Oth Ss and 9th divisions marching the
rest understood that the 77h division will removed
to camp southern France.
The 5h S9th Goth and 10th divisions have been formed into