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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18
!" Outwitting the Hun =
BY Pat o'BrIen
From psge 2

II ever fellow felt like going down
on his knees and praying I did at that
moment, but Il wouldn't have done TO
show my citation or gratitude In that
conspicuous way.
II was then well after II O'Clock and
] knew II would be unsafe for me 20
attempt 10 find lodging place In the
city, and the only thing for me to do
was TO locate the man whose name the
Belgian had given me. He had given
me good description Of the street
and had directed me how TO get there,
and ] followed his instructions closely.
After walking the streets for about
half an hour, ] came upon one Of the
landmarks my friend had described to
me and ten minutes afterwards 7 was
knocking at the door Of the man who
was to make II possible for me TO reach
Holland-and libertyi At least, that
was what hoped.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18
WANTED:

WANTED:
To rent a we'll furnished farm.
| have plenty of help and can
give best of references. Ad-
dress C. E. Parker, 292 1,2
Russell street, Portland, Ore
gon. 29pd31
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18

from an English merchant who had
escaped from a German detention camp
and came to me for assistance and
whom had been able to get through
the lines. His message telling me Of
his safe arrival in Rotterdam came to
me in an indirect way. of course, but
the fact that the plans we had made
carried through without mishap makes
me feel that we ought to be able to do
as much for you"
told Huyliger ! was ready to follow
his instructions and would do any
thing he suggested.
II want to rejoin my squadron as
soon as I possibly can," I told him,
s'but / realize that 1t will take Ger.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18
FOR SALE:

Several pieces of second. hand
furniture. Cheap. Inquire of
Mrs. Summers. Sid
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18

Do you want to buy? Look these
over. If you have anything for
o sale use q Globe result .getter. -. =.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18
LOST:

LOST:
Child's plain gold bracelet.
Suitable reward for return to
Globe Office. 31pd
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18

Rye for salesee A. B. ROB-
ERTsoN, Condor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18
TAKEN UP:

Black gelding, hind feet, both
white, branded circle 8 g in.
side of circlel on left shoulder.
Owner can get animal by pay.
ing all charges. C. E. GRIPPE,
Condor, Oregon. 27tf
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-10-18

FOR SALE:
200 acres IL miles from Con-
don. Plenty of water. Wire
fence. Half tillable. Reason
able. Call at this Office. 25tf
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-06
REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE
SWEEPS STATE & en-,

Following is table showing the retur
rom seven of the twelve precincts in Custe
WILLIAM E. BORAH, Republican.
FRANK l.. MOORE, Democratic.
FRANK R. GOODING, Republican.
JOHN F. NUGENT, Democratic.
BURTON L. FRENCH, Republican.
L. /. PURCELL, Democratic. x:
ALFRED BUDGE.
d. w. DAVIS, Republican.
H. F. SAMUELS, Democratic.
G. G. MOORE, Republican.
OSCAR G. ZUCK, Democratic
: w. A. FIFE, Democratic.@
ROBERT O. JONES, Republican,
EDWARD G. GALLETT, Republican
w. P. RICE, Democratic.
JOHN w. EAGLESON, Republican.
ERNEST l.. PARKER, Democratic
ROY L. BLACK, Republican.
B. A. CUMMINGS, Democratic.
ETHEL E. REDF'IELD, Republican-Dem
ROBERT n. BELL, Republican
WILLIAM J. j. SMITH, Democratic.
FREDERICK j. COWEN.
JOHN H., PADGHAM.
CHARLES F. BAKER, Republican.
T. R. WILSON, Democratic.
j. A. HARRINGTON, Republican.
GEO. L. MCGOWAN, Democratic.
RICHARD BENEFITS, Republican.
C:L,sKIRTLEY, Democratic
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Democratic.
GEORGE HOSFORD, Republican.
.FRANKFW. sCUMMINS, Republican.
THOMAS WE, Democratic.
MARGARET BURNHAM, Republican.
JENNIE f. KELLEHER, Democratic.
J.H. .DIERS, Republican.
JIM. HILL, Democratic.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-06

The following Associated Press dispatch arrived here
bout Thursday, November 7th., 1918 Germany
surrenders General Foch signed the armstce stacked
up arms and quit the war.
Just day less than four months after the Yanks star
ted yankng the Huns throw down their guns and fant
cally shout 'Kamerad.
With bells ringing flags flying and salvo after salvo Of
shots fired citizens oyuly parade the streets Boys
walk life participate in the festival of peace and lend
helping hands in the hanging and burning of the Beast of
Berlin Patriotic songs welled from hundred throats
and thus passed the ending of the joyous day and
the bloodiest cruelst the world has known.
Thousands of mothers sent fervent prayer ofthanks
God for the safe return of their boy heroes who fought
and bed the shetorn batteeds of France that right
should conquer might and freedom might not perish
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1918-11-06

Therefore. i wiA Dork. ] scj0
sdse, I ieiU s1criHee- / laCjU -
dure. / tciu .fghf--chesrJuIlg
and 10 my Htfnost-Gs " fAe
uhole issue Of he struggle
depended on me alone.
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TORN WIDE OPEN
Continued Prom Page one.l

giving Day and Christmas merged into
one.
The delirium which seized the city's
millions II the magic word peace was
spectacular. picturesque and ear-split-
ting. hut.aS the realization grew that it
was at least premature, its tragic side
came to the fore.
Not all the celebratorS had joined in
hilarious flag waving. horn blowing. i'm
promptu parades. Thousands of fathers
and mothers. wives and sisters stole
quietly up the steps of every church
with open doors TO offer solemn prapcrS
of gratitude because they thought fight
Ing had ceased
Fifth: a:cnue was literally filled with
automobiles from Central Parketo Wash
ington Square while mad multitudes
mlllrd along the side walks. But the
most impressive scene to be found in
rho whole length of tho street was in
sid- ST. Patrick's cathedral. In the SEMI
darkensd nave were hundreds of rever-
ent mon and women kneelinG in thanks
giving. In hundreds Of other churches
were similar solemn gathering. While
thousands went To prayer. there were
other thousands giving vent I" their JOY
in more brilliant surroundings.
The gloom which has shrnuded cafes
and saloons was diSpcilfd and they were
filled with jewellers. The Star Spauglrd
Banner with variations and without &C
compartment was the air which floated
most Frequently through the swinging
doors,
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that the terms Of armistice on the west :
crn front might BE- decided at one Drici
meeting.
which were not involved when arml$-
tees were granted 10 Austria. Bulgaria
and Turkey one Of the principal points
concerns the disposition Of the German
fleet so vital to England. Now that
the fleet is in the hands Of the revolu-
tionarics it Is not probable that the Ger
man plcnipotcntiarics may not at once
he enabled TO give the assurances the
allies will demand. II should be recalled
in connection with this point that Grent
Britain insisted on having one OF her
admirals present with Marshal Foch at
the meeting with the commissioners ana
that Germany sent Admiral Won Hinizc.
So far as is known tonight. the errn-
neous report was published in only Two
cities in Europe--in London and IN
Rrnat. France. The London newspaper
later withdrew its edition and printed
A retraciion. The publication in Brest
was by n newspaper which received the
report fon the United States.
\ question being askcd Tonight by
many is why the naval CchsorS passed
tho despatch for publication If II was not
true. The answer Is that ccnsnrs do not
pass upon the truth or falsitY OF dcS-
patches: they arc only concerned with
whether they contain information likely
to be- of value 10 an enemy. or damaging
10 the enemy military forces.
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UNTRUE REPORT
Continued Prom Page one.)

fighting ended at clock this after
noon..
Official dispatches from France to
the state department at Washing ton
testify that the German commission
ers were not even to meet Marshal
Foch until o'clock this afternoon. and
dispatches received A.night from the
American army on the Sedan front
show that ut G:%0 p. m. the troops still
were advancing.
After cabling to France and recciv-
ing IN official reply. Secretary Lans-
ing from the state department In Wash
ington issued this statement:
The report that the nrmistice with
Germany had been signed Is not true.
When it reached the department OF
state this morning an inquiry was at
once dispatched to Paris. At 2:o4
O'Clock this afternoon telegram, In
reply to that Of the department. was
received from Paris. II stated that the
arniStire had not yet been signed and
tina, the German representatives, would
not meet Marshal F'och until ) p. m..
Paris time. or - noon. Washington
time"
None or THESE uNIOunucu REPORTS OF
course, was received or distributed by
The Associated Press! which, on the
contrary was able by Investigation
conducted through official channels to
establish that tn. story was hoax.
The false report. however. was not
easily overtakcn by the truth. and as
! It spread throughout the country it
gathered momentum until demonstra-
lions approaching hysteria ruled In
many cities BUSINESS WAS suspended
! schools were closed. bells were rung
! whistles shrie6cd. prayers were offered
! In churches. paradinE citizens jammed
! the streets and the scenes usually at
/ tnudurlt on New Years eve and cleo
| ton night wcr" intensified.
The New York stock exchange. as
| we'll as tn" curb market were closed
| st 40 u. m. after Il hurried meeting
Of the governors. Il market which at
first appeared to he unr"pSnnStv" sud
denly DEVELOPED activity. which shot
mn sunls Of the so-cnllcd p%aC" stocks
! from > 10 l. points. Exchanges in
other CITIES wor" similarly affected.
Here follows I copy of tn" cable
| gram received by tn" United Press nj
it's Ncw York office:
! United Press, New York:
"Faris-Ar1nistice allies signed at
eleven morning; hostilities ceased
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FIRING STOPS
fConttnued from Page one.)

(uisc road on Thursday between anu
10 o'clock in the evening.
The mission is headed by Matthias
F,rzhrrrcr, secretary Of state and head
of the war press department. and in
cludcs General Fl. X. A. Won Winter
iIcld. former military attachc at fhrlS'
Count Alfred Won Ohcrndorff. former
minister at Sofia: General S"n Hruc-
nell and Naval Captain Won Salow.
WASHINGTON. Nov. AT p. m
the Washington government ana the
ulIied embassies were without any in
formation Indicating that an nrmistIce
with Germany had been signed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. AT . o'clock
tonich, il was stated officially that
the government had not yet been adj
vIsrI of the arrival of the German en-
VOWS within the French lines to re-
,.,iyc the American and allied terms OF
HrmistiC".
wASII1NGTDN. Nov. THE offices
IF Secretary 1snkrr. Secretary Lansing
onL the committee on public lntormn'
tim were. kept open all night tonight
with urfirinls waiting IL ann"unc" inn
mrdia,rly any news that might come
of the result OF Marshal F"chs meet
inr with the Ci"rmnn nrmistIce.
WASIuNGTON. Nov. I.--S"crrtarS
Lansing at o'clock this afternoon
made public the following statement
"'rh" report that Hae nrmistice. witt
Germany. had been signed 10 not true
When it reached the Department I"
State his morning an inquiry was II
one. dispatched 10 laris. At ::ut o'ci"ci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-08
Build Plank Roadway
Through West Alexander
Splendid New Highway Through Old
Town Is Erected in Record
Time by State.

"Un"lc Sam does not llngcr when it
comes L. constructing roads. mud the
residents Of the town Of West .AleNnn-
der viii vnuch for that fact rs II new
roadway. az the plank type. has been
erected within the past few days
through tho town.
I'll" roadway Will hr used during the
tim" that the National road is being re-
built through the town. and much In
t"rcst has been taken in the splendid
time made IN the job.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. 7.-Com-
rlctr returns from Putnam county (23)
precincts:
For United States Senator: Watson
1909; ElkinS LILO.
For Congress: woodward 1923: Bow
man 1.22S.
Chapman. Republican. led for State
Senator by majority Of 1863.
c. w Taylor. Republican. elected TO
House Of Delegates.
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WASHINGTON. Nnv. 7.--iomcr $.
Cummings. acting chairman Of tho Drn-
oCratir national COMMITTEE" said t"niHht
that tn" official returns must u" await
"d /" d"tcrmin" the rcIatir" strength
Of til" two parties in tho house. nc
added that th"rr was little reason. TO
doubt that Democratic control Of inc
scnat" Will remain unchanged.
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LONDON. Nov. 6.-Memh"rs Of the
sent from <Icl to restore order. They
nicd and hoistcd the red flag. Officers
attempting to defend the German flag,
were overpowcrcd and two Of them. in
Guiding the commander. were killed.
hattlcship Kaiser, at kiel, have mutt
cording to the Cologne Gazette.
Three companies of infantry were
a number Of others were wounded, &C
Immediately joined the revolution ana
n fourth company was disarmed' Dur
ing last night lIussars sent to klel
from Wiahdsbcck were encountered
outside Of Kicl by sailors armed with
machine guns and forced TO turn back
The soldiers council has decided that
all Officers must remain at their pres
ont posts, but must obey the cooncil
which controls all food supplies Ma
chino guns are mounted in various
parts of the city. CuXharcn and WIZ
hcImSharcn arc quiet.
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NEWBERRY WINS
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)

ton Of Commander N"wh"rry by a ma
j"rity of ,,S.hHo /" ln."n". Mt ror.
ISSUED Il statement today, Ia the erect
that he would not contest the election
unless thor" were evidence OF Irregular
ily that might affect the outcome.
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Lincoln County.

Complete returns from Lincoln coun-
For United States Standardization
.326: Elkins 1859.
For ConGrcss-GoodyRoo l',Ge'
McSeal 1877. +. s. Chapman. Repu bill
can and ]. s. Pridmorc. Republican.
elected state senator and representative
respeCtively
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The Mason Tire Sales Co.

all calibrcs captured by the American
First army since November !. now ex-
coed 25U. while n partial count of cap
tured munitions and materials shows
thousand rifles. - trench mortarS and
many anti tank guns.
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Washington. H. G.. Nov. I'm ldah'
Frank IT, Gnndwin was making d'"n III
roads into tho majority credited 10 sen
ator John r. Nur"nt.~ Democrat. looaE
Nug"nis lead was only 4a6 with eo'uo"
Of tn" states estimated vote of w.
d6n counted
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AMERICAN TROOPS
Continued From Page one.)

Sedan that lies on the west bank Of the
Mnusc
The bridge over tho Mouse Mt Sedan
over which the rctrcatinE enemy fled
has hc"n destroyed and IN" river valley
flooded.
The principal German lateral lines Of
communication between the fortress If
Metz and northern Franc" md Rel cium
now are either cut or unavailable for
the enemy's use.
Since November /. tn" Americans have
taken 5000 prisoners. They have freed
NIL French territory within The zone OF
tho army'S action west OF the Mouse tn
total OF T0n square kilnmctcrs and
have liberated 1000 civilians.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY On
THE SEDAN FRONT. Nov. !. tnnnn)
(Associatcd Press. )-Amcrican army Of
iccrS in charge OF the offensive nprr;l-
lions against tho Germans on the MrZl-
s-ScdanMon,m"dy line prepared fnr
n further advance today withstand.
ing reports that hnstiIitics might soon
no ended through the signing Of an ar
mistice.
The distance between tho advancinr
Americans and the German positions he
fore Sedan grew much less "wednesday
and carly today the Americans were
only four miles south Of Sedan.
During the night the American posi-
tons cast Of ;hr Mouse were cnnSnli-
dated while progress was mnde OIL both
sides Of the river, the Germans giving
, way slowly.
The railway junction ut Sedan alrend,
is useless to THO enemy. The French or
the AmericAn/lrft are moving forward
rapidly in the direction of Sedan. max
ing It doubtful whether the honor 81
first reaching Ihc city will 20 to them ol
| the Americans.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.--Grncral Ter
| Shng in his communion" for tonight
reports thnt the first army continued il.
offensive cast Of tn" Nous" today. tn
! NTH division and national guard tr""p!
| from Wisconsin, and Michigan tnktnt
tho heights overlooking nrnrdrvillr an,
other ground after hard fighting agains
| ucrprratrly resisting enemy.
General PcrshInE also said that reg
! incnt Of American infantry particularly!
! dat inguishrd itself in Tho final virlnric!
! in Ttaiy. He had reference" :" tho 332nC
I regiment. Ohio national army troops.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Thc guns o
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it would require about Twenty-Five
Thousand Dollars additional capital
and the service of from three to five
additional employees at each of our
direct-to-the-consumer tire sales stores
If we sold tires on charge account in
stead of for cash.
Thus our saving is huge on this item
alone and explains mainly why we can
sell the famous Mason Fabrics, Cord
and Solid Tires at such phenomenally
low prices.
If you operate one or more cars
using pneumatic or solid tires twill pay
YOU to visit our observation-disclosures
Tire Sales Store in Wheeling at 1921
Tenth Street.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Good otrice and living
rooms on the second and third floors Of
the new Intelligencer building. 1905 and
1907 Market st. Now ready for occu-
Fancy. Apply Peter Boyd, care Inte.li-
Qencer ap-17-tf
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ALLIES DRIVE
Continued from Page One.)

the Germans retrcating toward the Bel
elan frontier.
The advance continued this morning
over the greater part of the French
front with such raridty that II was
impossible to follow it with any pre-
cision. The latest reports nrc that the
French cavalry ls moving toward the
Mouse while the infantry is advancing
towards McZicrrs
Subsequent appearances takes on the
character Of 4 race between the armies
in retreat and those is pursuit to Aft
L"-Chaprllc. az the American successes
hav" mnde the line from the Mouse most
rrecari0us Of the refuge of the enemy.
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WANTED-Agents

wANrED-Tbree sooo agents to sell
household, necessities on the install.
nent plan. Best OF goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. c. F.
AdamE Co., 1140-1142 Main at. mr-12-tf
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DIED

aIBsoN-At San Antonio. Texas on
Friday, November l. 1918. A. NJ. GLIB
son. son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrow Gibson. Of Roney's Point. Ma
tional Road. in the 54th year Of his
age.
Funeral services will be announced
upon arrival Of remains.
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COPTNHAGEN. Nov. IA revolt
has broken out In Hamburg. according
to a dispatch from the correspondent
of the Politikcn. at Famhrup.. Violent
artillery firing was In progress IN the
streets Of the city when the cr"re-
Epondcnt's informant WIS dcportrd, the
latter drclnrcd..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR sALE-Farm containing "a or lou
ocrcs Of good Limestone land, with an
room dwelling. good barn; all neceS,,
sary outbuildings; fine orchard with an
kind of fruit and good water. Address
T B. Jones, Intelligenccr. mo-!
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BERLIN. Via London. Nov. THE
war office communication this evening
says:
'On the western front the day was
Quictrr"
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this afternoon a telegram. In reply TO
that of the department was received
from Paris. II stated that the armis-
ticc had not yet been signed and that
the German representatives would not
meet Marshal Foch until 2. m, Paris
time. or IL noon. Washington time.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I'm answer
to a question AT p. NJ, as to whether
the War Department had any confirm
alton OF the report that the armist!Ce
had bcne signed Secretary Baker SAID:
We have no confirmation. so far
as the War Department is concerned
We are wholly without confirmation on
the subject. and the information that
we have is that the commit ssionrrs
when We last heard Of them, were on
their way To Mashal Forh's hradquar-
tors and it would seem hardly probable
that the meeting could hnvc taken place
al the time the announcement was first
made. The minute the war department
has any authoritative news on this sub
tert, will give il out At once.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i.--Uron the
question Of whether the German dcl"ga-
ton Is empowered Ia net without COM
WIN Ih'' Ail' tNt'i N''E''0 80
what demands arc mad" in tho terms
offered by Marshal l'och. depends
whether an immediat" cessation Of hos
TITLES may be In sight.
Marshal FnCh Of course. Is fully ON
powered to act for the entente allies
and America. for the supreme war
council Mt Versailles already has laid
down the terms and no changes are to
he tolerated
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. T.-SrcrrtarY
Of the Navy Daniels in n speech here
tonight nj a reception given by Charles
NJ. Schwah In tho employees Of tho Emrr-
gency Fleet corporation, plainl% indtca-
ted that he had no information that
Germany had signed the armistice.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Latte tonight
George C'rccI. chairman Of the Commit
tee on Public Information. issued the
following statement rs the result nt
widely circulated reports that the cable
censorship was holding up hiSpat ch"s
which might confirm The false announce
mcnt cabld today TINT m armistic" had
been signed:
ANY such report is absolutely untrue
No dispatch bearing upon any phase Of
the armistice negotiations is being stop
ped or crtn halted in III" New York
office. The channel Is wide open.
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AUSTRIAN "FLU" VICTIM.

SprTr Sails. Austrian. aged 3S years.
IF Barton. Ohio. died in the Ohio Valley
General Hospital Mt two o'clock this
morning of influenza.
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ENTIRE GERMAN
Continued From Page one.)

tivcs will resign their ministerial posts
of the war is not brought to an imme-
tiate end.
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PARIS. Nov. with ever increasing
speed he French troops are forcing tho
Germans back north of the Aisnc and on
all thu rest nj the front which the
French nre fighting over according 10
thu war office announcement tonight.
An advance of ten miles has been made
At certain points since yesterday.