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VOLUME SIXTY-THREE WOODSTOCK, McHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7*, 1918  NUMBER NINETEEN &#13;
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Information as to the details of this most happy ending of the stupendous conflict which has rocked the world for four years past has been slow in coming through. In fact, the authenticity of the entire report has been difficult to establish.&#13;
The wires were burning up with the glad tidings that Germany had accepted terms of the Allies for an armistice, shortly after noon today. Although the messages seemed to come from a good source, people shook their heads in doubt, seemingly afraid that there was some mistake and fearing the terrible disappointment which would follow a demonstration or celebration of the big event which the whole world has hoped for, prayed for and a large proportion has fought for.&#13;
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Noise of every available kind could be heard, men, women and children yelling with all their might. Parades were organized and everyone seemed to have found an American flag somewhere.&#13;
The pupils in the schools soon became unmanageable and were told to put away their books and join in the celebration.&#13;
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(Continued from Page 1) Phone bells began to jingle and the glad tidings were spread that the armistice had been signed.&#13;
Quickly donning street clothes, not even stopping to think of breakfast, they made their way to the down­town district to join in celebrating the great dawn of peace. Grabbing anything that would make a noise, they started the grand march through the streets of the city. Like the pro­verbial snowball, every move meant an addition to the ranks and by the time daylight broke through the east­ern horizon a small army was gather­ed together.&#13;
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Author Kearney, Raymond Francis.&#13;
Title Edgetown / Raymond Francis Kearney.&#13;
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Old King Cole John McConnell&#13;
Queen of Hearts Hazel Getchel&#13;
Knave of Hearts..... Joseph Bartell&#13;
Little Bo-Peep ......Vivian Erickson&#13;
Little Boy Blue.....Clarence Rogers&#13;
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Mrs. Jack Spratt Hazel Thomas&#13;
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Crooked Man James Brink&#13;
Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoe... Emma Nicolai&#13;
Little Miss Muffet,…..Dorothy Hokanson&#13;
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Maiden All Forlorn ... .Mary Doolittle&#13;
Priest All Shaven and Shorn......Irwin Brewer&#13;
Man In the Moon ….. Harley DeWolf&#13;
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May Pole Dance, Red, White and Blue, by Pupils of Miss Hallisey's Room&#13;
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