WASHINGTON.—(Special Bulletin.)—Sunday Night.—Unless the revolutionary government of Germany definitely repudiates the authority of the German armistice commissioners now within the allied lines, the belief here is that the revolt now spreading throughout Germany will not prevent General Foch accepting the signatures of the envoys and proceeding to put the armistice conditions into effect.
If there be a repudiation of the envoys or if what is happening in Berlin should delay the answer beyond the time allowed by General Foch (11 o'clock Monday forenoon, Paris time) the American and allied armies would end the war only through the surrender of individual units on the field of battle.
Revolutionists Have Taken Berlin.
COPENHAGEN, 8:15 Sunday Morning.—Berlin has been occupied by a force of soldiers and workmen's council Saturday afternoon, says a Wolff News Bureau report.
Severe fighting took place in Berlin between 6 and 8 o'clock last night.
Violent cannonading was heard from the heart of the city.
The revolution is in full swing in Berlin. The red forces (revolutionists) occupy the greater part of the German capitol, says a Copenhagen dispatch quoting Berlin advices sent at 3 o'clock this morning.
Many persons were killed and wounded before the officers surrendered.
The red forces are in control and have restored order. Strong guards are marching through the streets. The palace of the crown prince has been seized by the revolutionists. People are shouting "Long live the Republic" and singing the "Marsiellaise," the French national anthem.
When the revolutionary soldiers attempted to enter a building in which they supposed a number of officers were concealed shots were fired from the windows. The reds then began shelling this building. 