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ï~~ naa aareaay mace known his ultimatum to the defeated Germanse for their in evitatile accepta nce. The exultant spirit of last night, therefore, was far more than an intelligent antcipation of f'vente. No more fitting end to the war I could have been devised than America's united ralae fortvictory keeping time to th4 passage of the German armist ice delegation to the meeting point for sur rende'. It was a unique demonstration of sound instinct which caused the po pie of the United States to hold fast to their celebration once it had started. There is now no question but that Germany must do the full bidding of the world's democratic armies and agree, to the demands which Marshal och has: prey t e4 to the representatives of the r+, t military po er in history. 8yjtheir spontan ous publiq rejoic Inglot night the Aiherican peopl? went hn '4edrd'.as trusting wholly in Marshal V. Foialrs 'abityto' make Ahe kafsse" edd the. nee, and kiss- the hem of democ rad * garsen. The basictodresnony of c tulation occurred whin the Ge-man *dnpotentiaries crossed No Mans Land ng the Guise road, bearing the white nner at their fore. The surrender 'ken' of the Hohensollerns was held 4oft on the western front yesterday, se11 within the time when peans to victory were resounding throughout the American continent. The United States thus was first among the world's tie mocracies to celebrate democracy's over throw of medieval autocracy. History will fix upon November 7, when German plenipotentiaries aproached Marshal Foch's headquarters as the real date of democracy's triumph. Perkins Succeeds~ Kellaher as Soon As He Is Qualified Dan Kellaher will be out of office as city commissioner as soon as his suc cessor qualifies. This will occur upon' the completion of the official count of the ballots cast in Tuesday's election. said City Attorney W. P. LaRoche in an informal opinion this morning. Mr. Kellaher will be succeeded imme- diately by Dr. T. L. Perkins, who was elected for the term which expires next June, when S. C. Pier- will succeed Dr. Perkins as commissioner for the four year term. Mr. Kellaher wasappointed - to fill the vacancy created on the city commission when George L. Baker, former commissioner-'of public affairs, was elected mayor. He had, however, been a candidate at the election in ques tion and was high man in number of votes received among the defeated candi dates. s, 1 n Portland I. 'WI W 91Is 'Arrested in Raid San Francisco. Nov. 8.-(U. P.) Threemen and two women were arh rested and a quantity of correspondence.h seisedf today in a police raid on the I. W. d W. headquarters. They are Ralph Wily, lhams, secretary of the Portland I. W. e W.; Frank Hailton, Anna Kaufman. d ILeone Esmond add Efdward Moffitt, d wanted on indictments in Sacramento. r" Mrs.'Esmond is'the wife of ohe of 1 the r, 1. W. W. on trial in Sacramento. g- InentPooe London. Nov. 8.-(1. N. S.)-(6 p. in.) IThe allies will not impose penal indem nity upon Germany, but only comnpen Ssatory indemnity. Lard. Robert Cecil of ithe British foreign office announced this afternoon. He added that the aim-: istice terms would not be made-known -unil they are either acceptekl or rejected s by Germvany. e.Notified Transport S Atneri9an transport bqund for over' Sa weas ordefe back port'aftet 15 ibeio sat sea two days,. aeording to a, jn4 s ege 'rL eby d(r.3.Hunt 2.e.4'lilUpper, ri whos Conference Between Foch and Getma4 Commissioners Iegan ait 9 o' tlocjJ Paris Time, According to AnnouncI ment Made by Secretary Lansin ARIS, Nov. 8.--(U.- P.)--(5:55 P. M.G)--The Ce armistice delegates, it.wa rporte4dtoday, at} d p mission to refer the-con tions# to th ir gov rn nt- a to send a courier to 'Spa tosify 4Merin w grand hea q tors. TheEf tbwur. 4ela of thn aequs. The delegates tem r ed ultl o h' sayig the journey ami t ota Mondayi1) 'a.., da3%) 114iutu for the.aGrman reply. Lon4on, Nov. 8.-(I. N7.-(4:05 P. M.)--A Germ a courier has left for S a.with the text of the allies' armist terms, said a dispatch from a French source this afternooi, The text of the armistice terms was sent by courier be cause there was no other means of communication. ONDON, Nov. 8.-(3 P. M.)--(I. N. S.)-The German - voys received the armistice terms this morning and must c cept or rejcet them before 11 o'clock Monday morning, sai a French wireless dispatch this afternoon. ARIS, Nov. S. - (U. P.) -(1:36 P. M.)-- The German de e gates arrived this morning at Marshal Foch's headquart rs and are reported positively to have asked for an armistice. Thc text of the allies' conditions was read aloud and then ha d ed to the enemy delegates. The latter asked immediate suspensi n of arms, which was refused. The Germans, it is stated, have 72 hours in which to reply. Washington, Nov. 8.-(T. N. 8.)-It was offidlally announced by Secretary Lansing today that the German arm). ticp commissioners went into conference with Field Marshal Foch at 9 o'clock this morning (Paris time). They will present their credentials and then will be given -coples of the armistice terms. If they consider it necessary to com municate with Berlin they will be held to a time mot of 72 hdurs within Axiety o Physicians to Mike which to decide on their course of '.,, tion Sure No Report Missing or It was assumed that today's meeting ' Responsie with Field Marshal Foch would be simply for the purpose of allowing the delegates to present their credentials. They will have to show the French com- Increase in the number of influ nsg mtander in chief, diplomats say, that cases is seed in reports fronm physicians they are fully authorized to act. This. of course, will he easy. It is then as- to the city health bureau today. T sumed they will be handed the terms, morning's "Isil brought 442 cases, the of the armistice as prepared by the highest mark yet reached in the present Versailles conference and that they will epidemic. be required to return their answer ac cepting or rejecting them probably with- Physicians, in. their efforts to rport in three days. all suspicious cases, are not over le The French high mission and the state ing any symptoms which.,might ndi department received today complete con- cats that tine patients have been firmation of the messages exchanged e- ben en tween Marshal Foch and the German'ill with the influenza.. This, in phast delegates, which were made public fr'tn accountb fot the large number of Paris Thursday night. Incide tally French press comment. *s~ reported today. The receipt of he ted revealed Uri the dispatches sent to the health reports ad already arouse the high mission, ibdicate that there is some city health off cer to action and p ose. suspicion attached to the reasons for the presence of Mathias Erzberger'as a cutions will follow any future viola ons, member -of' the commission. They sdy according to Health Off icr Pa~rri it. that his presence may have a double Conditiorufe at The Auditotium ho tel meaning. Either the imperial goivdr-- ment is fully aware of its perilous alt- showed improvement so far as the uml' uation apd sees how necessary is a rapid her of new eases is oncerned. Til tg' conclusion of peace or else Eraberger Ital number of patients at the h pital hopes to mix the peace negotiations withislghy 4 the conclusion of the armistice. If the Is *lgtl n excess of 1(0, today, plie latter is the intention the French news- the new admissions are on the de line. papers say that Erzbrger is due for a Five deaths are reported from the hoe hItter disappointment lnasm ch as Mar- ia lhrd ih shal Foeh has nothing to dowith any a ~ husa ngt peace negotiations. Ma orGIlorge L.. Baker appeal d to the p lee to refrain from violatin tfis Erzberger Heads Plenlpotentierv pulblic beth rulea hiolt have al ~ y London, Nov. S.-(4:4 a.,.)-(L, o N. edise. ite' the ratur fe. S.)-An official German wireless,a- sires of the peoplie to celebrate 5he eM patch said, that the German arm,~ final 'victory of the Ameriaan and l 4elegatlon of 10 persons. headed by, tir. api dvhic~ seems imminop't. the Mathlas Edrzberger, Centrist -es 'r asksa that.the patriots, r strain i.would cross the ali'ied lines in auteo-s sielyes:sufficiently to gud *gain Iles between 5 and 10 o'clock Thur~a A,..-.... night, said a $ispatch from TParie tody. '1P iiq hool teachers vho -are An order was issued to the Gertman ting a [eat drive may seuC troops to yer firing-t.'clto in ratur4 a d., * atIrn130 he nett rtd in fali, this etkto e eto~~t.parligmentaries tfoadate a merican Naval Forces in France Assumes Respon iistice Announcement; European Censors Clamp iediately After First Message Comes Through..-i(, P.)-Yester- The other message read: 'Unipres of the signing of New York. i Germany and the ','Brest - Urgent, armistic bulletin Admiral Wilson. based local announced (anniouncement? American naval hy Admiral Wilson, admiral supposin ers. at Brest. and cfficlal was filed with admiral's ap ted Press with the proval;local newspaper bulletined Btest celebrated nightlong. as received by the "HOWARD.'.blegram from Roy - It will be noted that the first messag before noon today. quoted dsas signed by the names of bot same time another iHoward and Simms and was file di was delivered to through the Paris offlee in the sam at Admiral Wilson form as the message received yesterday lent in Best at 4 In every way this fist quoted messag but that 1ate'r he indicates that it was probably file was note con irm- very tuickly after the' original bulleti message l file( by The second quoted nesaage, howeve w,. whther frn ii shows'.clearly by the reference to lb ed, whether i was fact that Brest celebrated "nightlong w long it had been that it was filed today. It also show that it was sent direct fron Brest and I in Good Faith signedonly by Howard, not bearin m clearly showed ~ (Concluded on rage Two, Colus Four) n acted in good e supposed the an-- icial and thereforeROLL O 3 the filing of the ted Prep in New --_ In the eel of hdnor printed belovla e )day asked the gov- so e o as tenra the Faelf i' hol long 'How- angmeo II Aetion. t ng that, Admiral PRtVATE Faso II. ',A RMANn- enee annbuncem'ent~ drs Atei F-' shrsss, R..Dtr was obtitled tht 'uuo V- HARRY Ri0L, emeven e, were'held'up bt' addrs.' ya Ysesh TANNY n cI C PRIVATE WRIL W.. ST, emergdney a to believe that the d u7&1Mrs, Ed.Rest, WIIo.. Or. 'the news was un- * ddres. g Bra Rosw. Gd.. Sill. e ily delayed.-In viiw led VetSrHARn DfgKtesm elecyg asnot received heresp, r.Gad krF '4dtar..tpe original, ntthwSOE st, u ~,enugn aes reevedo-ess tle rbeueWash. V re as follows: PRIV WiALTgR. gR@A& ama 11/20/2006 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NEWSPAPER R M 0

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