The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-14
AMERICAN TROOPS CROSS
GERMAN FRONTIER AT METZ
HUN ARMY IS ON RAMPAGE
Won Hindenburg Remains Head of Supreme Ger
man Command Troops Instructed to Proceed
Home Without Committing Acts of Violence
(By Associated Press)

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Paris, Nov 4Amercan troops have crossed the German
frontier toward Metz and Strassburg.
TO MEET BRITISH
Berlin (By wireless to London Nov 14-The German light
Of Wormens and Soldiers Council Of the
eet IN order to meet the representatives of
for Sefb ag
the execution of the naval conditions Of the armstice
CONFLICTING RUMORs.
the situation in Brussels Reports that German
soldiers there have their officers and are burn
Client Brussels shoudhe reports disorder be confirmed
hylng column will be sent to restore order
WITH HIS TROOPS
Basel Nov l1Repors that the German prince with
his father in Holland is denied dispatch today states he is
HEAD OF SUPREME COMMAND
London Nov. AFed Marshal Won Hindenburg remains the
head Of the supreme German command according message
here giving the text of instructions army instruct
ing them to lead their troops home without disorder violence
COMMIT ACTS OF VIOLENCE
nce destroying pagng contrary to the terms the
says here today The allied command has
these disorders the acts continue the allied command advises
The veang the aistce at different points, and
especially in Belgium and in the region of Brussels.
c.u..,.. n ENTER m PRUSSIA
from Berlin, have entered upper Sesan Prussia.
-CoNFIsCATE KAIsER's PROPERTY M
London Nov 1.-THE property Of the Prussan will be
today According proclamation issued by the Pussan
s stsa f ns v Be
erty which is not enaied will not be affected
PUBLISH APPEAL
fishing signed by three hundred
tons that Germany at the negotiations settle
determination by all peoples. >g.
MOVING NoKrByARD
With the Army in France, Nov I'D 80 D. m)-
The Germans opposite the first American army north
eftecve.
activity reported Metz other functions
RIOTING RESULTS '.
(By Associated Press)
Copenhagen Nov (Wednesday)A demonstration by the
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and at some places tracks torn up
The are hroue
the smaller towns but Copenhagen is not generally affected
WANT TERMS CHANGED
Washington 14-Ausra asked President Wilson to
his good offices with the lilies to modification Of the
terms as % trrc nc rssn ha9
instead of returning home add already serious food problems
NO MORE CENSORSHIP
Washington Nov. lWthdraWal of all volunteer censorship
requests under which American publishers have been working
the u s. went to announced today by Chairman
CROWN PRINCE IN HOLLAND
London Noy oThe forwmer German crown prince has not
berq sat at M Daily Express says It He
the Dutch frontier accompanied by dozen intimate mill
tary associates.
London, Nov AThe British labor party at meeting today
decided large majority withdraw members from the
cabinet at the close parliament which expected
soon. l.,-.
NINETY KILLED
(Fv Associated Press)
Amsterdam, Nov 4Nnety have been killed in street
fighting at Brussels
.-M DOWNED 47O MACHINES
(By Associated Press)
Paris Nov 14n the September IL until
saon of hoste Monday morning, American aviatos claim
tey carried down O machines Of this number $50 al
ready have been confirmed.
RELEASE PRISONERS
CIV Associated Press)
Paris Nov. wednesday, than 1852 American
nrsones in German released Immediately by the sign
inc Of the German armstce according the latest figures