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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
ADvERTlsElMENT.

r y
Sealed bids for the work OF parking
and maintaining such parkings along
the following described, streets anu
avenues in Improvement istric lets Nos.
4, Q, 3 and 5 of Bismarck, North Da,
kota: on Raymond street from Avenue
B to Avenue G.; on Washingt ton ave.
nue. from Avenue "a to. Avenue b; on
aMandan avenue from Avenue IA to
Avenue B; on First street from Aye.
'nIeeA to Avenue b: on Second sstfsDt
from Broadway to Avenue BOZ
Third street from Broadway to Ave
nue. C.; on Fourth street from Thayer
street to the Boulevard; on Fifth
street from Thayer street to the
Boulevard; on Sixth street from
Broadway to the Boulevard; :. on Sew,
enth street from Broadway to Avenue
d; on Eighth street from BROADWAY
to Avenue B; on Ninth street from
Broadway to Avenue B; on Broadway
from Seventh street to Ninth street;
on Thayer street from Anderson
street to Hannafin street and from
Second street to Ninth street: on
Avenue A from Raymond street tt
Ninth street; on Avenue b from q
point IT'S feet west OF the west line OF
Raymond street to Ninth street; on
Avenue C from Third street Ito Sew.
enth street; on Avenue D from Fourth
street to Seventh street !; on Avenue
p from Fourth street to Sixth street;
On Avenue F from Fourth street to
Sixth street, will he received by the
board of city commissioners OF said
city until eight tS) o'clock p. m, May
az, 1918, which proposal must he acr
by certified check in the
sum Of Five Hundred Dollars S(S50O),
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
GIANTSG0W WEST
and BREAK LONG
VICTORY 7 (: i (.
Second Game Of Season Lost 70
Pittsburgh; Groh Wins For
FL, Cincy

Pittsburgh. May II Defeat came to
New York today In the Initial game
OF their western invasion, Pittsblrg
winning to 2 and breaking the long
string Of New York victories. IT., was
the SECOND game lost this season by
the National League champions. Ham
iiton, pitching FOR Pittsburgh, scored
htsssixth straight victory. He. held New
York to four hits and would have been
credited with shut out had It not
haen for Kings muff of q short fly that
belonged to Cation. Tits Was folio wed
Bt tripl6aby George Burns and an
ont at first. scoring the two New York.
rfsnal fAss, ~ 81 Jjiss a: ass =
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VICTORY 7.
OPENS INVASION
OF EAST BY S0X
Eleven Innings at Philadelphia;
Cleveland Crushes Wash
ingt0n

Philadelphia, May 11.-Chicago be
gan it's eastern trip today with an el:
even inning victory over Philadelphia
s to 8. The White SOx found Gregg
for, two runs in the eighth and two
more in the eleventh after he had held
them safe In the early stages -@
With two, out in, the first inning.
Walker and Burns both hit home runs,
Burns drive cleared. the left field,
wall, the first time this has been &C
complished in the history OF Shibe
Park, which was opened In 1909. With
Chicago leading 2 t0.ti In the ninth
Burns got hts second home run, drive
Into, the left field bleachers.l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
SHAW AND HARPER
win FOR INDIANS

Washington, May ~ -Opportune
hitting at the expense Of Shaw and
Harper gave Cleveland a 8 to 2 victory
today over Washington. Coveieskie
was effective with men" on the bases
With . storm approaching, the game
was called at, heend OF the eighth
inning on account 81 darkness.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
TEDDY STARTS
OUT TO PROVE
HIS STATEMENT
Declares Burlsson HAS Not Act.
'-,s--7 rs So - n % &
edsin Prosecution Of Disloyal
Prints

New York, NY, May theodore
Roosevelt made public last night what
he termed a "brief preliminary state
ment" in reply to the request OF post
master General Burleson that he
prove statements he had made in an
editorial to the effect that favoritism
Had been shown in the treatment Of
publications. under the espionage act
Mr.. Roosevelt mentioned specifical-.
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BOSTON COPS ONE
q FROM ST. LOUIS

s:Boston, Mass, May ll.-Boston
broke It's losing streak today by de-
feating st. Louis 4 to l. Mays held the
visitors to i've hits. Davenport pitched
the first five innings for st. Louis and
was hit. soundly. ShOcker pitched the
last three innings and gave one. hit.
Ruth played left field for Boston; but
VENT a1ifleas. N XII XII. I'M II y IA \,
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RtsuLTs YEsTE.RDAH
Am rican .Leaaue

Y American ,Lea9ue
st. Louis 81 0 o 0 0 0 o o OIL 5 Q
Boston ~. 30 2 o l 4 o 0x-4 8 Q
Dauss and Yelle, Mogridge, Love and
Mays and Schang.
Detroit \. % OQ1011 0-5 10 I
New York o o go 0 OIL 0-S
Q1uss and Yelle, Mogridge, Love and
Hannah.
Chi 10 o 90 O.O2 0 0 rs 10 ]
Phila. 20 o o o 90 Q 10 0-3 9 /
FSber, Danforth and Schalk; Gregg
and Perkins.
Cleveland ....1 1 80 o 1 0 0-S 3 !
Washington 20 o o l o l o o. 8 l
Called In eighth darkness.
C0veleskie and O'Neill; Shaw, Harp
e., Craft and Casey
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
GROH'S SINGLE
IN NINTH WINS

st. Louis Mo-, May IA single by
Groh In the ninth inning today scored
Wingo with the run that gave Cincin-'
natl victory over ST. Louis IN q see
saw contest 5 to 4. 1t was the fourth
game in as may days won In the last.
inning Y. 81. " ll - "A;
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
YALE VI P1jE i SHELL
CREWS TRAIN FOR
CONTEST or TOD a Y

Philadelphia, May i1.-Yale and.
Pennsylvania eight-oared shell crews
had their final hard workouts today in
preparation for varsity and freshman
race on the Schuykill river here late
tomorrow.
The Yale Varsity work while not so
smooth as that of the, freshmen, was
powerful, and they shot over the Hem,
lev course in what was, called Fast"
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NETWORK DOWNED
& BY TIGERS, 4 ..

tNew York, III II, Nay ! Detroit
opened It's eastern INVASION here To-:
day with a s 70 victory over New
York.
The Tigers hit Mogridge hard and;
oppoft timely; while New York was able
tss hit DausA effectively in only one
iinihk. The fourth, when Baker hit a
home run and Pipp tripled. scoring on
a,.Wiitf bitch. iBush's fslding featured.
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Approved:
4 A. .W.sLUCAS,
President City Commission.
First reading July 2, 1917.
Second reading and passage. May 6,
1918.
RESOLUTION.

RESOLUTION.
Whereas. 1t is deemed necessary
BY the city commission of the. city OF
Bismarck, North Dakota, that side.
walks be constructed Iii the city Of
Bismarck. as herein specified; sss.1
Therefore, be it resolved, that side:
walks be and the same are hereby ord.
cred to be constructed in front Of or
adjoining the following described
property situated in the city of Bis:
niarck, and the city auditor IA hereby
instructed to notify the owners OF
said property In the manner prescrib.
ed by law Of the action OF the city
commission. Al Il.
North side OF Lot 1. block 50 Orig
inal Plat.
And be It further resolved, that the
said sidewalks must be constructed in
ordinances now In force and effect
anu not later than the 9Th day III
June, 1918 and should said Sidewalks
not be constructed by the date herein
set forth, then Said walks are hereby
ordered to be constructed by the city
contractor In accordance with the sta.
't,,tes in such case made and provided.
Attest: Va sf q. WI. \. !, ss.M
c. Il. BURTON. ..2 4. a8
5 City Auditor. 5-11 49,.
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/ Red. Wing. Minna May l1.-Josenl
Gilbert. state manager for the Nolpar.
titan League. was convicted here to.
night OF the charge 81 having made
dii,loyal lterances during speech at
Kenyon, Minnesota, last August. Con
viction was voted on the first ballot.
it Is understood. He probably will be
sentenced tomorrow.
.l5,s Gilbert Makes Denial
y The case was given to the jury at
5:35 p. nj. Gilbert was the last witness
called BY the defense and denied the
charges made In the indictment. He
said he stopped at Kenyon at the re-
quest. OF. Afessrs. Martin and Randall,
Non partisan league organizers.
Gilbert insisted that there was no
other than that by heck
lers who called to him: What: Is the
matter with Wilson, TO which Gil
bert testified he answered: well
what Is the matter with him. ! don't
know anything the matter With HIM,
do you?" He was also charged with
being o-German and making pro-
German speech, to which he testified
he answered: AN Englishinan making
a prof German speech. That's a joke
When he finished another heckler yell
ed: You should have made that
speech In New Tim, !" Gilbert testified.
'sAmericantby choics."
q Gilbert told the jury that he was
al Englishhan by birth and anSAmeri-
can by choice. He declared he had
twice taken the oath to uphold the
OF this country. once
when he was naturalized and again
when he was admitted to the bar.
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National League

New York % o o 0 o 2 o o o. 4 !
pittsburgh % o o 90 D 10 "a ]
clinton, Anderson and Rairden; Ham
ilton and Schmidt. E
Cincinnati o 0 l 90 90 8. Is 80
ST, Louis o 90 1 2O0l o. II 2
TOney, Schneider. Conley and Wtnso;
Ames and Snyder.
No others scheduled.
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70 THE housEHolDERs OF BIS.
MARCk, N. o..

The garbage collector is now making
his regular rounds. Kindly cooper
ate with hinr by having your garbage
cans where 1t will be easy for him to
load. ass7
BY order Of city commission.
C.. L. BURTON,
City Auditor.
I'LL Is IA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11

Look out Of the window at the near.
est flag and then ask yourself why
you delay In paying your income tax.
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,NoTIcE TO bRAYMEN,

Anyone found driving over the side
walks or curbing in the city of Bis
marck, North Dakota will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law.
Ely order OF Jcity commission.
C. L. BURTON
City Auditor.
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American Association

Kansas City o 0 0 0 0 o o o 90 3 0
Minneapolis / 0 8 0 o o o o o. 3 Q
Smith, ohJnson and Onslow; Robert
son and Owens.
Toledo. -. o 0 0 90 o o o 90 3
louisville II 1 o o o Z o x-9 IA !
Carpenter and Alexander: Humphries
and Mayer.
Nilwaukee 100000 o 90 5 /
St Paul % o o 10000 Ks 9
Herr ana Murphy; Heating and Cobb,
C6lumths Q. o o % $500 Al II 9
Indianapolis / 0 20 o o o "a y
iirks. George and Wagner; Crum and
eehaus.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11

Make the income tax collection Il
drive by getting your neighbor TO pay
his too.
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RESOLUTION,

RESOLUTION.
Commissioner Thompson introduces
the following resolution and moves its
adoption. rii " 1.
BE It Resolved by the city commits
si0ners of the city OF Bismarck, North
Dakota, that 1t Is necessary. and the
city commissioners hereby declare II
to he necessary to- construct SAM.
tary sewer on Tenth Street from
Front street to point one hundred
feet south Of the south 4hne OF Bowen
street in Sewer Improvement Districts
Numbers Three and Five, city Of Bis.
tlaarck, North Dakota, according to
the plans and specifications of T. r..
Atkinson, city engineer. which plans
and specifications and estimate OF
cost were adopted and placed on file
with the city auditor this 9Th day of
May. 1918, and notice IS hereby given
to all owners of property liable to be
assessed for the construction Of said
sanitary sewer that ifrwithih fifteen
days after the first publication of this
resolution the owners Of majority of
the property liable to be assessed for
this Improvement do not file with the
city auditor a written protest against
the construction Of said sewer, then
the city commission shall be deemed
authorized to construct the same.
State OF North Dakota. city Of Bis.
.marckl Ss. f# ~ .,..tf Il Y
&c. u. Burton, city auditor Of the
icitySof bismarck, North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing. Is q
true and correct copy Of, the original
resolution as passed by the city com.
,missioners Of said city at g regular
meeting held on the -6th day OF May,
1918. III ,ss Ii
Gil. BURTON,
4. ss City Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-11
GILBERT. GUILTY III | y
| or DISLOYALT'Y
IN ADlD / R E ! 3
Red Wing Jury Convicts Lea
que Manager Oh Disloyal
/ u, Utteraices Charge Il,
SENTENCED

Red Wing, Mimi, May 11.-Jos-
eph Gilbert, state manager Of the
National Non partisan league, was
sentenced last night by Judge
johnson, following risg conviction
on disioyalty charges In district
court. THE court sentenced Gil.
bert to one year imprisonment
and a fine OF $500 and granted .
stay OF sixty days; with the pro.
vision that Gilbert .fore0o Non
partisan league activities in Good.
true county during that time. H;
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SUMMER REL eAsEp

suMNER RELEASED
q Minneapolis, May u, Cecil Sum
ner, pitcher, today was released BY
the local American Association base
ball club. -.sf 49,
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the city commission or any, police Of,
ficer OF the city Of Bismarck and any
violation Of the, provisions Of this sec.
ti0n shall be punished by fine Of
twenty dollars s .s .i S
Attest. Gil. BURTON,
b s,.%, City Auditor.
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made payable Is the order Of A. w.
Lucas, president OF the board OF city
commissioners nf tha civ Of Bismarck


Lucas, president OF the board OF city
commissioners of the city of Bismarck,
North Dakota, as a guaranty that the
bidder will enter into contract for
the performance of such work, which
proposal must also be accompanied by
a bidders bond running to the city of
Bismarck in a. sum equal to the full
amount bid; as provided in Section
2707 of the Compiled Laws of North
Dakota Of 1918. Each bidder is re.
quired to set the rate of interest tho
Improvement warrants shall bear (nos
exceeding seven per cent per annum)
which warrants are to be received and
accepted by them at par in payment
fOrl the work. s@t.e,
I The following quantities Of work
are given for the guidance OF the BID
der: HI. "a 4 s.,.;
I 400 trees. 5.,.sl. s9., 4. 4,
3 $4,000 square yards .of parking.
4 $4,000 square yards of maintenance.
h Bids Willlns fecetyed:for the com
pletion OF the, planting Of the trees
and the parking June Goth, 1913, ant;
the completion 0f the maintenance,
November i, 1918. che right is8re-
served to reject any and all bids.
(signed) sC. i. ri RTON.
City Auditor. Is
Il . F,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
Industrial Leaders Entitled
to Use This Emblem

LUMBER, BUILDERS SUPPLIES AND
PLANNING MILLS
Builders supply Co.
T. j. Carter
Cobb- Lumber Co
Crews Lumber Co
Davis Lumber Co.
Dickson Goodman Lumber Co.
II {. Geek Lumber Go.
Hanna Lumber 60.
nulchi-on Lumber Co.
Huchi."n Cabinet and Mil Company.
John Flaming MIN 60.
kctchum Lumber Co.
,. S. Miller Lumber Co
Merrill Millwurk Co.
Minnctonkn Lumber Co (Tulsn)
Minnctonka Lumber Co. Cwcst Tulsn)
NccVc~ Lumber Co.
Pickering Lumber Go. Cw. Tulsa)
Pickering Lumber Co. CTuISu)
Hounds a Porter Lumber Co
Standard Noofng Co.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Darrow Music Co.
MONUMENTS
Tulsa Monument Co.
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER
W. 7 Brown A Co.
Cnmpbcll Glass a Paint Co.
Consumer, Paint n Glass CO.
Home Decorating Co.
Oklahoma Paint and Maliphpcr co
Plymouth Decorating Co.
Reliable Paint and Wallpaper Co
Tulsa Decorating Co
PLuMRING AND HEATING
Acme Plumbing Go.
~ ". Holmes Plumbing Co.
Tulsa Plumbing Go.
Watt Plumbing Co
PRINTING, PI BIINHING AND ENGRAVING
BanLnotc Printing 90.
Black Printing 60.
&. ". Henry Printing Go.
Long. thnmbcrs Engraving 60.
Midwest Printing Go.
The Oltfs Press
Spectator Publishing 60.
Tulsa Printing Co. Iulsn Art rrintcry
READN-To-wI.lH AND LADIES' APPAREL.
". v Brett
Louis Capn
Ncl~on DcmurCst
John u. Hail Go.
h. d Icwkowig
BrunS PolInck
~cidoubach
SHOES AND HOSIERY
Akiu- Rootcric
Marshall 4 Purdum
Nalk-ONcr Boot Shop
Lyons Shoe Store
TALoRS
Joc lnglc
Ncisburg h = lcmmlng
RCcau~r or the activities or our various COM
nuttcCS In War Work, Liberty bonds, etc. IL has
bcCn impossible to personally call and Invite
nl whu should participate In this splendid
movement for n Greater Tulsa, and new names
will be added from time 20 time
=
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
Industrial Leaders Entitled
to Use This Emblem

ARCHITECTS
Rush. Endcou S Rush
Alfred q. Ehbr,
George WnLlcr
Anr DEALERS
lester W wctscll
AuroMonrLE AND rutE SUPPLIES
~ a u Tir,, Company
Carnnton Auto SaIc- 60.
IlnnlS Tirr It"pnlr 60. =
Forster Davis Motor Corp.
o,.A steiner rlrc Co.
Tulsa Automobile Corr
1ul-a Motor supply Go.
Western Anto supply 60.
CLOTHING AND MEMS APPAREL
Brpwn 4 nlalrr
Globe Clothicrs
Holmes Clothes shop
lee Lc,cring
MadansLy nro.,
Palace Cothcr-
Plymouth Clothlng 60.
HcubcrR Clothing 90.
Thc worlhmorc Clothing Co.
Wright Clothing Go.
oRY GOODS AND DEPARTMENT STORES
Halliburton Abbott 60.
The Hunt 90.
Hunt-Murry Company
Nandevcr's Dry Goods Go.
DRUGGISTS
HcIAll Drug Storc Roy Gctmnn
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
electrical supply 60.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
Bass Furniture 60.
G. n. HumRnrpcr. Furniture.
Hack Furniture CO.
J. II Hawkins Furniture Co
Mayo Furniture Co
pycatt- Farms Furniture Co.
shannon Furniture Co
GRoCFRs AND MEATS
Chns T. Mouscr
HARDwARE
Gump Jones co.
Nichols Hardware Cu.
Southern Hdw. Company
Thomas Hardware Company
Tulsa Hardware Company
G. H. Justcc lidw Co.
JEwERY
Roswell Jc,yciry 60.
Gouldcn JcVNclry Co
Hclihrun irNclry Co
Nas-'rmAu Jcwelry 60.
RrCausc NJ the activities ~ our various com
nIttcs.s In War Work, tibCrtN NondS, Cur., it has
bs-rn impossible to- personally call aud invite all
who should participate In this splendid move
mont for Greater Tulsa, and new names will
be added frum time to time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

Inc DceS asked here are reasonable quality compared with quaa
be found the United States And this nowih
standing the known fact that Tulns today and demand than
ordinary service with purchase
No criticism intended about
commende the character of Tulsa citizenship
nothing impossible" "go ahead Tulsa people possess
which, after ALL the possible
today the wonder
What Tulsa possess possess
degree For daily they studying and working
Of better serving yourneeds
Since this required demanded
volume want to help for what
We ask nothing unreasonable simply the privilege
portmitcs equal rights That's all
Then
this consideration have fear whatever buy will be
boughtn Tulsa Tulsa wealth will be
will make possible
with excellent lWelhoods for all.
that the Tulsa shall have visible
purpose leaders, displayed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

our industrial leaders fully aware that representation must be established by
TACT today development
have made your home city reliable Trusted experts in their
have proved that nowhere be had better modh mercan
disc find higher skilled professional talent that right here
own
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
Had in Tulsa
Today let us talk facts.

thing, after ALL quite powcriuo penetratngso enduring
Is honest straightforward, actual facts,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
rNIIORS


BCcau~c or the activities of our various com
nuttcCs In War Work, Liberty bonds, etc. IL has
bcCn impossible to personally call and Invite
all who should participate In this splendid
movement for Greater Tulsa, and new names
will be- added from time to time
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1918-11-11
FIGHTING In STREETS OF BERLIN
By ZiM

London, Nov. II-Severe fighting took place in Berlin
last night between and clock violent cannonade
heard from the heart Of the city The revolution in full
swing Berlin and the Red forces occupied the greater par
Of the German capital according to Copenhagen dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph Company quoting Berlin advce
sent from there at 3 oclock this afternoon.
Many persons were killed and wounded before the Of
hcers surrendered The Red forces control and have
restored order Strong guards marching through the
streets
The Crown Princes palace has been seized by the revo
utionists The people shouting Long Live the Repdb
lie and are singing the "Marseillaise.
When revolutionary soldiers attempted to enter the
building in which they supposed number Of officers were
concealed shots were fired from the windows. The Reds
then began shelngahe Building
When the caniohade Began'the people Ethought the
Reichs Bank was being bombarded and thousands
the square front Of the Crown Princes palace. was
later determined that other buildings under fire.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1918-11-11
No information Yet As To Exact Details.

Washington, Nov There was no information as to
distances under which the armistice was signed, but
Z the German courier did not reach German military
larters until ten o'clock yesterday morning. French
was generally assumed here that the German ENJOYS
81 the French lines had been instructed by wireless to
BE terms.
oryseven hours had been required for the courier to
i German headquarters and unquestonably several
were necessary for an examination Of the terms and
]. on.
n was regarded as possible however, the decision may
been made at Berlin and instructions transmitted from
4 by the new German government
Ihe Germans had been given until clock this morn
French me (six o'clock Washington) time to accept
stiies will end at the hour set by Marshal Foch tor
bon by Germany for peace or for continuance OF the war
The momentous news of the amistIce beng signed was
honed to the White House for transmission to the PresI-
few minutes before ii was given to the newspaper cor
pndents Later twas said that there would be no state
from the White House at this time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1918-11-11

official announcement was made verbally by an Of
IS he State Department IN this forms ~
he amistice has been signed. 1t was signed at FIVE
4 K a. M. Paris time, Tor o'clock a. m. here).
3 he terms OF the amistice, twas announced wallno
until later. Military men here, however, regard it
maj, Ihsy afciGsss ssfilenanl d he Germsn nTi=
from France and Belgium and Alsace and Lorraine
. rming and demobization Of the German armies, the
bon by the allied and American forces Of such strae
Dts in Germany as will make impossible renewal Of
es, the delivery Of the German high seas feet, and a
number Of submarines to the allied and American
brces, the disarmament of all other German warShips
he supervision of allied and American navies, which
|hrd them, the occupation Of the principal German
bases by the sea forces Of the victorious nations the
Of allied and American soldiers, sailors and civilians
soners in Germany without suS reciprocal action by
ociated governments.