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PARIS, Nov. 7 ---The German delegates signed the Armistice Term -r dictated by the Alliei

War Council and presented by beneralissimo Foch, iCon1mander=in-Chief of the Allied Armiei

_I-Iostilities ceased at 2 _o’.clock today. _ __

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"Rejoice, for -i bring you glad tidings of great joy! The world ls at

-pence once mom." ‘Buch was the pre dominant sentiment _yesterday ex- pressed in divers ways but ‘rlnslus with intensity or reeling and

gncerityti Flour weary, heerft-rendlng years of blood-shedand butchery transformed in the twinkling of an eye into a world at peace.

The news ilrst reached the Guardian about eleven o'cloclr ln a tele-

gram -th-om Montreal to 'the eifect that Lord-‘ Shaughnessy had received a cable 'that the Germans had signed the armistice, and aibout two hours later another bulletin was received confirming this epoch-malring an-

nouncement. immediately the Mayor was imformed and the city bells; were set arlnsint. The glad chimes were taken up by every bell and horn in the city and for upwards of four hours -the populance gave them- selves up to -making a. joyful noise in every conceivable shspe and form.l The city wen; wild with ecstscles of joy and all work ceased ‘by common consent. The Mayor and City Council met and speedily arranged an impromptu celebration for four o’clnck which took the form of an auto- mobile procession through the principal streets. The pocedslon was heeded DY 1-U0 F0\l'f¢1l Regiment Ban d, a. detachment of soldiers from the 11000# M19 .Fire Bnigade and the Mayor-and City Councillors, and was taken part in by hundreds of -automobiles all gaily decorated and filled with happy citiwle blvwing horns ana meters which made ii deafening albeit delightful noise to the plahrioltic ear.. [Phe city was ablaze with ilags and hunting while every second -person carried .1 iiag or musical instrument. The scene was indescribable. People were mad with l°y. ,

'Phe Mayor and City Council arranged tor another popular celebration

to take. .place inthe -Marlret Square at half past seven hind' extendi- ed' an invitation to United -States Consul lPile1rce¢, Premrler Arse-

to take part. A torch -light poces-sion was organized -hurriedly and abou-t in Quliiiu' -to eight it started from the City Hall. It was beaded by the Founilh Regiment Band followed by the Draft Detachment from the Armoriev; the Mayor and" City Councillors, the League ot the Cross

nault. the Chief Justice theclergy and oth-ter leading ciizens S

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-Band, -the Fire Brigade, the B0yScouts, and hundreds of gaily decor can forces within “ve mites of Semi lm.-S up to d;,t,._ q-his (.,,,,m,-isps M.. .mil ri iso o 1

thcl innnts whiih l\‘\\'c ilrtuiillv Dassml ‘mill il "Nl-" "li l"'“C° wml th"

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Consul Pierce and formally exchang ed congratulet ons on t 0 great and hands t;_tl\ie`;iI¢§’_Iué1);_;;gBi'g;c;»é ‘gi mon pregemwf I VAMS' _\.Uv_ 7___.Hw 0pemtm“_

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glorious conclusion of the four years' bloody struggle. The procession then reformed and proceeded throng-hthe principal streets to the Market Square where the formal speech making took place. .

Justice Fitzjerald, His Lordship the Bishop of Charlottetown, Rev. Dr.

M. L. A., Colonel Warburton, Councilor Smith, and Captain Dawson.

'Brief speeches 'were made, the condition of the weather nm being the

most favourable. , '

The ilrst mct was the execuution of the Kaiser, who was hanged, unfor-

tunately only in eilgy, and many willing hands assisted in the ceremony-

The Promer was the lirst speaker. We rejoiced, he said, not so much

because the Germans were beaten but because “the flag that braved a thou- sand years the battle and the breeze" still iloa/ts over victoriouus -Britain and with it in close and friendly allin nce the ilags oi France, :italy and the great neghbouring Republic to the south of us whose gallant men have-| rendered such valiant service to the cause of freedom. 1

After a ringing _speech which was cheered to the ecl\o.he announced*

that st the iinsl settlement ofthe terms of peace there will be a grand Provincial celebration of which the Government will take charge. |

The other speakers each received a hearty welcome, fitting referenccl

beills made 1/o the part the United States has taken In the war. The work ofthe Canadians was also dwelt upon by each speaker. At the C1080 Of the addresses tremendous cheers were given for the lllmplre and her Allies, the Navy and me cmmisn soldiers and the nroceedinss were. bwusht to H close by the playing of the National Anthem by the band.

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of (len. Beoureina from the Germans saying they had decided to abandon Ghent and asking the Belglsns not to lire on the suburbs of the town where "btw lim were raised.

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‘U N’!iIl0I'¥ battle is raging in the streets, according to delvlwhes \'°°°lV' 90 by the Politiosn. . '

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BERLIN VIA BUNCH, Nov. 7.- Poland was proclaimed a Republic,

M0115!! by Premier Swieiyinski, it was announced here today.

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