"Armistice signed this P.M. at Hirson by General Foch, General Herwigs, representing Chancellor Ebert, and four other delegates. Information absolutely authentic. Trust me this time."
"Now," he said, turning to Jennings, "I'll tell you my news."
"Let's have it," said Jennings, somewhat indifferently.
"The armistice has been signed."
Jennings started, then recovered himself.
"That's what you said before," he declared with a grin. "Guess I'd better wait and get my information first-handed."
"That's what I've done this trip," replied Stubbs calmly.
"What do you mean?"
"Why," said Stubbs, "my friends here, Majors Paine and Crawford, were at Hirson when the armistice was signed this afternoon."
Jennings wheeled on the two lads, his face flushed with excitement.