Germany to Give Up All Her U Boats
Washington reports that Germany must surrender every U boat within 14 days under armistice terms amended by Marshal Foch before signing. The changes affect 18 articles of the original plan, as disclosed by the State Department. Amsterdam dispatch notes the former Kaiser fled after learning of the terms, with von Falkenhayn accompanying him and Hindenburg's blessing.
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Men Jump to Top and Both Sides Visit No Man's Land
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New England Forecast Shows Mild Early Week Conditions
National weather bulletin reports fair conditions for northern New England on Wednesday and likely Thursday with a rise in temperatures. Southern New England also expected to be fair and warmer on Wednesday and Thursday. Winds along the Atlantic coasts to the north and middle will be moderate from the southeast to south.
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