Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-09
Heavy Censorship Placed On
Terms of Arnlistice by
All Countries
FRENCH EXPECT GERMANY 10
SURRENDER Before HOUR SET
Paris, Nov. 9-5.45 A. M-Germany will
capitulate between now and Monday French
opinion is unanimous in this view

Germanys the Allied for armistice :
expected reach Marshal Fochs headquarters until the middle
of this Saturday afternoon at the very earliest The
left for Spa the German headquarters Immediately after the
delivered and the had been given y hours in which
Details Of Armistice Withheld
Few details of the have been diNuged nor have any
the dramatic elements the scene at the Allied dcommanderl-
cnets headquarters been reported Nothing but the bt71cst
dispatches have told the consequences Of which will
affect the whole subsequent history o civilization.
In the the Allied armies grmly sticking
driving the from the soil France The French reached
czcs and the British have captured Avesnes is proabe
thai the Germans now hold strip OF French soil not six
mile width IRON Vaencrennes the south ban
Aosele Farther south the line along the
but nowhere is than couple miles of Germany
domain.
Kaiser a Spa With War Lords
This fact ability Allied to
ricte their triumph the enemy may bring about quick
decision by the military chiefs OF Germany Emperor William
Marshal Fochs headquarters
Bavaria has been declared republic and the Wittelsach
dynasty headed by King Ludwig ILL., dcposed Emperor Vii
abdicaon been demanded by the Socialists,
been met with refusal from the emperor who fears to quit office
a such a critical uIcture in the history OF Germeny.
seemingly rapidly spreading through the
great industrial and maritime cities Prussia Essen the site
d te great kp munon works. being the latest place reported
Prince Henry Of Prussia the cmperors brother who visited
Ahna 1902 has fle from Kel under fire from mutnous
guards.
Prince Max OF Baden the German chancellor is reported to
have resigned but he has been acceptance his resignation
Prince Max, indicated to-day will communicate the terms
armstce committee OF Reichsag party leaders.
Virtually all l. North Sea and part of the Baltic
littora is in The hands OF the revolutionists.
Entire German Empire Peril
Not only has the German been crushed in the
but the whole structure OF the German empire about
to be engulled
Conditions in Austria apparently in wildly chaotic
condition.
Boshcvk resistance Eastern Siberia to be broken
Toxic announces.
Paris Nov 9Germanys armstice delegates were received
by Marshal Foch yesterday morning at nine o'clock railroad
which the commandernhef of the Allied forces has his
headquarters according the Petit Journal When the Ger
mans credentials had been opened and verified Matthias
berger leader of the enemy delegation speaking French an
nonced that the German had advised Pes
dent Wilson that Marshal Foch qualified communicate to
them the Allies conditions and had appointed penpoten
ares take cognizance of the eventually sign an
armistice.
Realize German Defeat
Marshal Foch then terms in loud voice dwelling
upon each word The Germans prepared by semoca
communications for the stpuaons whole but hearing set
forth detail the demands emeed bring
the first time full realization of the of the defeat
They made few observations merely pointing out material
difficulties standing the way carrying quite sec
ondary clauses Then Ezbeger asked for
ities in the interests of humanity This request Marshal Foc
ay refused.
Foch Advces Clemenceau
The delegates having obtained permission to send courier
to Spa and communicate with that place by wireless withdrew
Marshal Foch Immediately of the proceedings
and them by an aid Premier Cemenceau who received
them
The German delegates lodged in country mansion att
Retondes six miles east of Compegne and thirty miles from
Marshal Foch's headquarters
With the commander-n-che the of the interview
were Major General Maxmme Weygand his assistant Vice
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