Richmond Daily Register, 1918-11-11

ushered in most auspiciously and gladness and thanksgiving was in every heart. There will be a big parade at nine o'clock. All people are urged to participated. Full Terms Coming Later Watch For Next Extra Washington, Nov; 1 1 The State Department announc announces - es announces that the armistice terms will not be issued before eight o'clock this morning. ALLIED TROOPS PRESSED ON BEFORE-PEACE CAME Paris. Nov. 1 1 French troops Sunday continued their rmrsuit of the Germans. ' The French official statement is issued - sued issued says the retreat of the enemy everywhere became more nd more precipitate. Everywhere along the line the Ger Germans - mans Germans abandoned great quantities of war material. ' Cannon,

Doty, wtid is in jail on acharge of booileggirig with about 1 00 days yet to serve, stayed on the jo"b of ringing the fire beD so faithfully and partiotically that the Mayor handed him a pardon. Every bell in town was soon : pealing, ' and by seven o'clock it looked almost like court day" ' ' Every old hoss pis pistol, - tol, pistol, shot gun, and rifle in town was brought into play, now that the boys on the other side have done their share of the shooting. John Cobb and Ambrose Irvine soon had a parade of a couple of hundred colored boys and girls marching the streets, with drums and flags. " Enthusiasm was unbounded on all sides. The day was

heard from the heart of the city. ' The revolution is in full swing in Berlin and the Red forces occupied the greater pari of the German capital, according to a Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company quoting Berlin advices sent from there at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Many persons were killed and wounded before the of liccrs surrendered. The Red forces are in control and have restored order. Strong guards are marching through the