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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-12

The object sought, absolute preren-
ton Of recurrence" of the war. Is tho
same In each case and Isl general the
same character OF concessions we're re-
QuIrcd, though in GcrInany'S case there
was no necessity tn provide for future
campaigns against tho remaining
enemy. The surrender OF 5000 Cunno.l
".hVD nirpIancS and other wnr material
In proportion, military men say. means
that Tor years tn come tho German
stutc4 will he unable to think In terms
Of armed force nGiLins any Of the pow
crs associated against them. Austria
bulgaria and Turkey are III the same
state ms to military cSsontials. even II
the complete partition Of Austria-Hun-
gary had not virtually disposed OF dah-
ger from that source.
The strength Of the German navy has
bnen cut by the agreement to surrender
l6U submarines six battle cruisers and
ten bsttleShips, Nifty modern dcstroyers
and many other craft. Al this single
stroke Germany would lose virtually Its
whole modern fleet. The ships which
remain are chiefly of the prc-drcnd-
unught days and other obsolete vessels
Ii was noted by officers here that MIR
shall t'och and his naval advisers mad
not lost sight OF the mutiny within the
German fleet. and that TINS miBhl ~
tcrrerc' with tho carrying out OF the
nrmistico naval tctms The supple
mcntary condition authorizing the occu-
patton OF HcllEol9nd as nm advance base
by tho allies In case the specified ships
arc not promptly surrendered, Is DE-
signed to reader the German lleet
harmless in any case. and It's deStruc-
ton IL certain.
I, was Also noted with satisfaction
that ample precautions had been taken
in the terms against the erection Of any
Interior drf,1lSes behind the Kline. mo
occupation Of Rhine fortrrSscs nnd or a
thirty kilomctre zone on the right bank
OF the river wherever br!dgchead is to
DO protected, gives absolute domina..oh
Of the forty kilometrc neutral zone ca
tablishcd Gust or the Rhihe'to the allied
forces, even without the gnrrlsoning OF
any cities or other points within the
zone. The way Is 10 be Kept open c"h.
tinually for advance into the heart OIL
Germany by dozen routes across the
great rivor.
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In the Metropolis.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1l.-E!Ehteen
hours after the glad tidings OF peace
had flashed through tho gray dawn TO
a grimly waiting nation. New York had
begun to strike It's stride.
Skeptical at first. then half persuaded
and finally convinced that IL was
through. the city found no flies In the
ointment Of It's Joy. This time there
vas no mistake. No one had blundercd
and the news was news.
Thousands Of pioneers in pandemo-
MUM had fallen by the waTsido from
sheer exhaustion Of eSuherance. ana
thousands more were falling every nour.
but there were millions left 10 carry
on
Taut nerves were loosened. Emo
lions held in check through sha''l9
rcers OF war.
At least a million Of New YoTks ctu-
lenry know what 1t has mean. 10 be
ruled by the within Of an imperial mas
ter. and to them a kaiser fled firm the
righteous wrath Of once deluded but
now awakened people was symbol or
IN. millennium. Their rejoicing was in
proportion to the majesty Of the event.
To the other millions the magic
words cease firing meant mnny things.
hut all OF them supcrlativrly wonder
Ful. In consequence the premature cele-
bratlon Of three days ago seemed
dress rehearsal.
There are celebrations. big and lit
tie, IN all quarters Of New York 70
niEht. but all equally heartfelt. ThoS"
In the foreign quarters were perhaps the
most picturesque. Red nrc burned ev'
e-y place and every kind Of device Tor
making noise was at G. premium.
Tons Of confetti that sprinkied the
street. added carnival. note. The
great thorou1hfareo WoTs packed win
ever changing multitudes. In Broad
vay, Fifth avenue and tho main cross
streets vehicle traffic was almost ADAM
doned. Men in uniforms Of blue and
khaki were caught up here and there
and carried on tho shoulders rf the
crowd.
There was no formal celebration
That Will come later. The outPourinE
into the streets was mere continual
ton of the victory parade dccr"ed
by Mayor Hylan as q token OF the CITY
thanksgiving.
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PARIS. Nov. ll.--Thc municipal coun-
Gil Of Paris has had the following posted
OIL wallis in all tho parts Of tho city:
'Cltizens--.Eictory is herc--trimuph-
ant victory. The vHnqushsd enemy lays
down his arms Blood ceases To flow.
Let Paris emerge from her ordered re-
serve. Let us give free course 10 our
Joy md enthusiasm.
Let US testify to our infinite graft
tudc If our grand soldiers and their in
comparable chiefs Ivy f"stnuninE our
houses in the c"lors OF Franc" md "ur
allies. our dead cnn sleep In peace. The
sublime sacrif!r" they hav" mad" for the
future Of their race and tho salvation or
their country will not ho in vain"
"Th" day Of glory has come. Long
live tho republic. Long live Immortal
, France"
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LONDON. Nov. II. C1:2n u. m.l--lt Is
officially announced that the nTniStre
hot wr"r tho allies and G"rmnnE has h""rl
SiGn"d Tho announcement was made ny
Premier Lloyd George. who said:
The armistIrc VIA signed nj uv0
o'clock thie morning ana frstil!tirs nrC
IN ccas, on nli fronts ut II o'clock today,
Tho allied ,ro"ps will not until further
orders go beyond tho line reached ut that
dntr and hour.
Tho period given for the evacuation
Of tho :cft hnrk nf tho Rhin" ny tho
German forces has boon extended ny n
hours, according tn n French wireless
received here.
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In The Argentine.

BrENOs AIRES. Nov. 11.-N"ws Of
tho abdiratior of the German Emperor
and the signing of III" armistic" was m
Enthusiastically cr"etHi! here. Many dem-
constructions were held. thousands of cit
izc:;S marching through the streets with
tho flags OF III" allies and expressing
dissatisfaction over the fact that though
the Argentine congress and people de-
sired the breaking OF OF relations with
Germany long ago the executive had de-
clinsd to acrede to this.
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Presidents proclamation.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l.--Fr"sidrnt
wilson issued n formal proclamation ri
10 o'clock this tnors .SR.. announcing
shat tho armistlcc with Germany had
been signed.
Tho prnclam ntion follows:
NV Fellow Chuntrymcn:
The nrmiStirc VIVA signed inns morn
ing EvcrythIns for which America
fought has been nchIcvcd.' 1t VIII now
ho nur fortunate duty to assist. by OK
annie. by sober. friendly council and
nv material MD IN tn" establishment
If inst democracy throughout tho
world
(SiSncd) "OoDko" "iLo"N'
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Associated Press. THE revolution in
Germany ~ today. IN all intrnts md
purposes. an accomplished fact.
The revolution has not yrt spread
Throughout IN" wh"lc empire. but four
teen Of the tWrrt!-Six states. inClu1
ing all tho four Kingdoms and nil other
important states. ar" reported securely
IN tn" hands of the rev nlitinn!stS.
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PARIS. Nov. 1.-THE situation in
Germany today. as far as il can II" as
certained from news arriving through
Switzerland. may be summed Mp MS fol-
lows:
IN Prussia the emperor is gone and
q socialist government in an Tndrtrr-
ruined form is IL power.
In Bavaria and Wurt"mb"rR rnpuh-
lies have hcrn proclaimed. The r"yal
family NJ Ollcnhurg has fled ami II
revolution is reported.
A republic has been formed in Schl"s-
wiE-EIuistcin.
Frank fort Hamburg. Cologne. Essen.
Murlhcim LiX-I.a-c haprrll" and Fan.
erich. as we'll MS many Other cities. nrc
in til" itnrds NJ r"ynlul tnnarirS.
Ki-l. WIlh"lmshavrn and other ports
arn IN IN" power of rrVUlut!onist naval
nNHS.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. IL
Led by workers. in the great sh'pEnrds.
most Of them clad In orrralls. Pacific
coast citizens. some without their In
tluenza masks as required by ordi-
nance. went wild with Joy today cole
hratine the victory OF America over
Germany.
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seenss of Enthusiasm.

PARIS. Nov. l1.--tBy the Associated
css)-SceneS of. the widest cnthus-
iasm wcro enacted III the chamber OIL
deputies this afternoon when PREMIER
Cicmencaux read the conditions OF GER
many armisticc the whole chamber rose
10 greet the premier while the galleries
In which brcdnmnnncc Of soldiers
in uniform and women chccrcd for sew
cral minutes.
Prolonged> cheering greeted tho an
nouncement that Alsacc-l-nrrRine would
be occupied and tho name or General
Foch as the assigner Of the document
was Justify received.
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wooD-On Monday. November II. 1915.
nj 40 o'clock y. m. In the family res
idencc. National road NHuhbard'< sta
tiun). BETTE; J ANE. youngest daugh-
. ter of Charles 4. and Mary Wood.
aged years. 10 months and IL days.
Private funeral services this (Tucs,iay)
afternoon Mt o'clock. Intcrmcnt in
Greenwood cemetery.
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Wild at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. ia raTing.
historical mob swept convention ana
Clevelnnd's normal activities asid" from
dawn until midnight today in tho wiz!
est. noisest celebration the city mas ever
witnessed. during which the kaiser w"S
brrn,d IN erfiry hundreds of times. one
man WAS killed and several persons were
injured while celebrating.
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May Taho Aelgolnnd.

LONDON. Nov. II.--lsy the Associat.
ed Press. ~ supplementary dcclArt'
ton To the arni"ticc terms was signed
to The effect that In the event Of the
six herman battle cruiEers. ten battle.
ships. eight light cruisers and llfiy de-
stroytrs not being handed over owing
10 Il mutinUus state, the allies reserve
the r! Sht TO occupy llclEolnnd ~ an adj
vance base TO enable them to enforce
the terms.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. ll.-Louisville
continued throu Ehout the day c!nmor-
Gus celebration Of the signing Of the ar
misticc with Germany. which began In
tho early hours OF the morning and at
= late hour tonight II was still in full
swing
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the. time. Their eyes werr on their wrist
watches as they advanced UP the Mouse
and MuSellc sector in tho fear that they
would fire shot after the stipulated
time for the cessation Of war. Not one
whit loss exact In their sportmanshln
were tho American artillerymcn behind
tho lines. who waited TO the second the
time FOR tho calling off OF tho fighting.
and then loose from their big Euns--a
thousand OF thcm-a rain OF shells an n
parting salute TO the defeated foe.
BUY, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Torms Most Drastic,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1l.---Analyris OF
tn" terms imposed upon Germany shows
thrm to hr even more drastic thnn
those hcinE enforced against Austria,
Bulgaria md Turkey.
From - military standpoint NIL OF
these powers have been stripped even
for defense.
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DIED

cHAMnERs-On Sunday morning. Nov
cmber 10. 1915. MARTHA LEE. dauGh-
ter Of the late W. 7. and Rachel l..
Chambers.
Funeral Tuesday November IL. at ZOO
.. M. at Stone Church cemetery.
Strictly private. Immediate relatives
only.
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GnrHsonu In Revolt

AMSTERDAM. Nov. ll.---tI1v the
Associated Press. )--tferman Earrisons
nl"nC the Dutch frontier arc rcpnrtcd
III revolution. Officers nre being dis
armed and hcinG treated roughly IN
some instances.
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More FinhtInR in Berlin.

HASEl.. Nov. 1l.--FiEhting between
revolutionary and imperial troops wn.
still going on IN ReTlln Sunday morn
inr The struggle. which began Sstur-
dny evening. hrnk" ont afrcsh nj .
o'clock Sunday morning.
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I.ast Shot by Americans.

WITH TIL: AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE SEDAN FRONT. Nov. ll.-Nl:12
4. MD--(Ry the Associated Fr"ss')-
Tho thnusnn nf American heavy guns
fred the parting shot at tho Germans
nj exactly II o'rl"rk this morning.
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r.cs,x,a Ma1na1 rooh.

PARIS, Nov. n.-Presidemt Poincere
received Marshal Foch today and con-
graduated him warmly on the signing
OF tho urInistice.
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LONDON. Nov. ll-AccordIng TO the
terms Of armIstire, the return or Ger
man prisoners OF war Is 20 be settled at
peace conference.
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PEBLnR-On Friday. November S. 1918.
ut 10 o'clock a. nj. HENRY. son NJ N"
late George and Mary Peblcr IN III"
10th year OF his age.
Funeral services private from the Mem
del Co. Chapel. 1872 Chapltne street.
Tuesday afternoon ut 2:3O o'clock. IN
tcrment private in Peninsula ceEac-
terry.
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CROWN PRINCE
(Contiaued Prom Page ore.)

ted Press)-Ofticials Of the Dutch
government and the Germans nj Tho
I Hague have gone to Eysden. on the
Dutch frontier. to meet the former
German emperor.
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PEACE CELEBRATIONS
Continued From Page One,
The West Celebrates.

where Joined In the demonstration be-
fore the White House.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Shepherd pup. on Caldwell Pun.
Please return to 26lt Chapline: re-
ward. n-oIl
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR sALE-l0o acre farm located 6
miles cast OF Cambridge: very de-
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Scott. r. y. s. Cambridge. ONO. n-9-l
FOR aAnE-20o acre farm $4,000. and
smaller farms. Reasonable terms. +.
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WANTED Agents

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household necessities on the install
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commissions. We pay weekly. {. +.
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arBsoN-At San Antonio. Texas. on
Friday. November l. 1919. A. NJ. CIR
son. son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrow Gibson. uf Roney's Point. Ma.
t!onal Road. in the 5tth year OF his
age.
Funeral services Wills be announced
upon arrival OF remains.
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FOR RENT

PoR RENT-Good orrice and living
rooms on the second and third floors "s
the new Intclligcncer building. 1905 and
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DUPKE-On Wednesday. November 9Th.
l9l8, nj lo-u'clnck A. m ALRERT g
pCPkE, son OF Henry and Alh"rtin"
Dupkc In the 52nd y"nr * his "Ec.
Funeral from the family residence. No,
4I7 South Huron street. saturday,
November .. 1918. nj $50 O'Clock p. III.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict ~ W"st Virginia. 81:
In tho United State; District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter Of James D. Burley.
Bankrupt. 5o2. In bankruptcy. Petit
tinn for DISCHARGE
To thr IIonurahl" Aston 6. Dayt on.
Judge OF the District Court Of tho
United States for the Northern Dis
tricl Of West Virginia:
Jam"s ID. hurley. of MoundsvIlle. in
the County of Marshes! md state OF
West Virginia. In said District. respect
fully represents thrt on the 9Th day or
January. Inst past. hr WINS duly adjudBco
bankrupt under the nets Of Congress
relating to bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
o. property. and has fully complied with
all tho requirements NJ snid acts and OF
orders Of the court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. hr prnys that he may no
dccr"cd by the Cnur; 10 have fun dis
charge from Ill debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, Cx-
cept such debts AZ are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this LIST day OF November. A. D..
1918.
JAMES D. hurley,
Bankrupt.
t. Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District OF West Virginia. SO:
On this md day Of Novepbsr. A. D..
1915, on reading the foregoing petition.
II is
Ordered by tho Court that hearing
be had npnn the same OH tho End day
OF december. \. D.. 1915. before said
court at Wheeling. IN SAID district. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon: and :hat
nntire thereof Doc published In the
Wheeling IntelliGcnccr. newspaper
printed In said District. and that all
known creditors and other persons IN
interest may appear Mt the said TINA
and place and show cause. II any they
have. why the prayer Of the snid petit
ton should not be granted.
And II is further ordered by tho Court.
that the clerk shall send Ivy mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
ard this order addressed to them At thels
places Of residence, as stated.
Witness tho Honorable Aston G. Day
ton Judge of the said Court. and the
rcnl thereof. Mt Wheeling. In said dis
trict. on the 2nd day OF November. A.
D.. 1915.
Attest:
\. T. BARRETT, Clerk.
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WANTED-rema1e

WANTEp-Govcrnmc needs $4,000
women clerks. Wheeling examinations
Dec I. Salary $1,000. Experience un-
necessary. Women desiring government
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n-3-m
WAFTNp-Grls for light clean factor:
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denIs tho extra details of polio" ham
ding the surEing crowds with little diff
ficulty
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BHEEHY-On Sunday. November, To-
1918. Mt 6 o'clock p. m. JOSEPH
SHEEkEY. in his Goth year.
Funeral notice hereafter
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RIDEXER-On Sunday. November 10.
1918. at $3.50 o'clock y: m. Rose
ANNA REDEKER. VIE or John a.
Redeker OF a?5a Main street.
Funeral notica .hcrcafter.
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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-07-11

ESTRAY NOTICE-A dark iron grey
mare came to my place, IA miles
southeast Of Julesburg and 7 miles
northwest of Venango about June
l, LII. Mare is about years old
and has no special marks, unbrok-
en-. Owner may have property by
proving same and paying costs If
feed and advertisig. C. ]. Rollen-
hagen, Venango, Nebr. ju4-25'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-07-11

FOR SALE-l 1920 Titan tractor, 1
ls-hole Superior drill, l p 4 o. g.
bottom plow with breaker and stub
BILE bottoms and set of shares, / l.
foot Campbell packer. All this is
in fine shape and less than a year
old. J. Walter Phillips, P. O. Box
293, Julesburg. It.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-07-11

TAKEN UP-Two bay eeldings, one
has stripe in middle Of forehead and
one with small star in middle Of
forehead. Owner may have same By
paying for keep and advertising.
George Sherman, Julesburg. Phon.
Julesburg S5F2l. iu4.