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Annual ICE IS SIGNED WORLD WAR OVERADVANIEIGflTHE GREATEST WAR OF ALL TIMES VIRTUALLY ENDED MONDAY AT 6 A. M.BRITISH FROM I FROMLondon day (or LbTHE KAISER AND STAFF FUE|£r:».' ____and Maublt;8tat« Department Make* Announce meet, But Doe* Not Give Term* of Arml*tice.Washington.—The greatest world war ended Monday morning at o’clock, Washington Wine, b«driK 11:00 o’clock Paris time. The armistice term* were signed at. near midnight Hunday by the German represent* live*, rmiower*d with full authority. Thin ata lenient feeing made by the state department official* early Monclay morning.The statement 1h given out by the ofTlcale of the elute departraent III the following form:••The armistice has been »*uned.It wii signed at 5 o'clock Mon-day morning, Par is time”Tho tertne of the armistice will not be made public until later. Mill tary men regard it a* certain that they will Incfcide:Immediate retirement of the Ger man military force* from France.U el glum and Alsace-1 jorraina.Disarming and donurblll/.atlon of the armies.Occupation by the allied and American force* of such strategic points in Germany as will *make impoeslblo a renewal of hostilities.Delivery of a part of the German high seas fleet and a certain number of submarines to the allied and American naviU forces.Disarmament of all German war ships, under supervision of the allied and American navies, which will guard them.Occupation of the principal German naval baaoe by sea forces of the victorious nationa.Release of allied and American soldiers, sailors and civilians held prisoner In Germany without such reciprocal action by tho associated governments.Forty seven, hours had been required for the courier to reach German headquarter* ami unquestionably several hours worn necessary for the examination of the terms and a denlsion It woe regarded as .possible, however, that the decision may have been made at Berlin and Instructions transmitted from there by now U«mn*n government.There was no Information a* to the cfmwuHfjinc** under which the nrinfallen wss signed, but since tho Gorman courier did not reach Ger man military headquarter* until 10 o’clock Sunday morning, French time, it is generally assumed that tho Gorman envoys within tho French Mnee had boon Instructed by wireless to sign the terms.or seven miles TJ their rlgti ton rnllos extending south, th where tl»«in the o was a 1 i*l dsn. ever German during lb oSHt, In orlcans dnys agt shoved northeast mile*.The ttrheldt Tourney. TheAlong th horded east to Mauhetij llanrfgn and lt;Ti souther* There c the Un* Tournaj point nHarrAmetmarltluplot My t Ion 1st 4 I la mb'iT elegWirailrolucre*dnys it wn
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Grapevine, Texas, US
Sat, Nov 16, 1918
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