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FOCH WILL REVEAL HAIG TAKES CITADEL OF LE QUESNOY VIRTUALLY ENCLOSE CONTINUE CRUSHING HUNS AS ALLIES BELEAGUERED CITY; TEUTONIC ARMY YANKS DRIVE THROUGH VALLEY OF 1LSHEMKI ASK GERMANY'S LEADERS ENEMY IS YIELDING BREAKING UP MEUSE; OCCUPY STENAY GROSSING E OF WAR Conditions, Agreed to by Allies, Have Been Transmitted III GERMANS FLEE! To President Wilson, Who Will Inform Germans IN DISORDER French Advance One Mile on rive Mile Front Between EAST They Must Apply to Allied Commanderinchief; Oise and Aisne; Renew Attack; Americans Engaged i Pi Allies to Await Reply With "Perfect Confidence." In Bitter Battle Along Meuse, Where They Force I Additional Crossings; the Yankees Take Pouilly. BEFORE YANKEES EAST DF MEUSE T ONDON. Eng.. Nov. 5. The allies have decided that Germany must Vienna Council Begs Sol- Note To Allies Requests commanderinchief, for armistice, German-Austria- 5. D. Nov. 5. apply to marshal Foch, the allied an diers To Join n Eng., Nov. British WASHINGTON, C, Beginning Of Peace LONDON. of by premier Lloyd George stated in the house of commons today. in their offensive south the American Americans Throw Formidable Force Across Corps. forti- re- Negotiations. River, PREDICTS GERMAN ACCEPTANCE. Valenciennes have captured the first army on Its entire front are fied town of Le Quesnoy, after having ported by Gen. Pershing In his evening Breaking Hun Resistance; Close at Heels of Retreat- sending that the allies have agreed on the armistice condi- In the news completely surrounded it, field mar- communique for Monday. On the ex- TO ing Foe; Tanks Are Moving Toward Stenay; Bel- tions for Germany, the Times Paris correspondent says that the allied suc- SAYS COUNTRY shal Haig announced today. The en treme right, breaking down the last MAKE OFFER menj gian Queen cesses on the French front leave little douht of Germany's acceptance. IS INDANGER tire garrison of more than 1M0 efforts of the enemy to hold the high CZECHOSLOVAKS Witnesses Great Assault on Ghent. were taken with the cltadeL gronnd. drove through Terms Sent to Wilson. 0" the Americans TT7TTH upon s. upon acquainting- the valley of the Meuse the Allied Armies in France Th terms aprtsea by tne mined of the Rapid proKress has been made and the forest V V Mr Lloyd George said, have been Germans wltn tne anrrenaer con- Guards Abandoning Prison by British divisions cast of Le of DIeulet and occupied the Important Russian Minister Incites the Declares China and Belgium. Nor. 5 (Associated ltted to president Wilson with had been assumed that river crossings at Stenay. Press). ditions. It Quesnoy, where an advance be- Allied troops today began a request that he Inform the German the terms mrald be sent to Berlin Camps; German Soldiers DItter Fight Along Meuse. Czechs To Lay Down siege government If they wished to throngrh diplomatic channels, be- tween three and four miles has With American Army on Sedan the of the city of Ghent, already that HasBeenRemiss virtually on know the conditions they should apply cause the appeal for an snnlstlee been scored. villages of Joll-me- ts, Front, Nov. 5. Associated Press.) surrounded three sides way, almost Returning Home. The fighting is taking place today Arms, Return Home. t ' marshal Foch In the usual military came that but the Lcrond, Le Quesner, Fras-no- y Bitter Tbe assault on the city was forrr unanimous opinion In well In- along the Meuse river. American pa- Duty witnessed by queen Elisabeth Germany formed quarters now Is that the Holland, Nov. 5. The and Le Petit Mara Is have trols again have succeeded In crossing T ONDOX. Eng., Nov. 5. The Bol In AsAlly of Whatever reply AMSTERDAM, Belgium of mtftnt be the nmocfated powers matter will be handled entirely is- been captured. the river at BrieulKs on a pontoon J- and hundreds her on by allied supreme at Vienna has bridge -j shevik government of Russia, It la i subjects. awaited the Issue with perfect the field the appeal to German people Further ground has been gained In constructed under fire. handed British Minister Hands Note confidence. commander. sued an the At other points along the front the reported from Petrograd, has Belgian, sol- may of In which declared the Mormal forest. The village of Eth, a note trans- French and American Mr. .Lloyd George stated that If the Whatever be the channel of Austria, It is Americans were reconnoiterlng other the neutral ministers for up application was made by Germany It communication, it is evident that no country Is in danger and the army five mHes southeast of Valenciennes, crossings. mission to the entente nations, asking To China, Criticising diers this afternoon had pushed to had been decided that he British naval time has been lost and that an im breaking up In disorder. The appeal has been taken. The Germans have blown np the opening peace negotiations, the eastern outskirts of the beleag- mediate reply be forwarded is a bridge across e for the of Policy Latter. representatives would be associated will exhorts the soldiers voluntarily to French Force Foe Hack. the ileus between that between the Of uered city with comparatively Lght wrb marshal Foch at the conference. possiniiity. Paris. France. Nov. 5. French sue- LaneuTllIe, on the west bank, and in order hostilities resistance from the enemy, who ap- join the German Austrian army corps. compelled to Important of on allies and the soviet government may I nable to GItc Details. Germany's Next Move cesses have the Germans the town Stenay Pekin, China, Nov. i. (By the As- parently has evacuated the place. The premier said he was unable to The Issue of peace or war rests with The appeal points ont that Ger- make new withdrawals at several the east bank. be ended, says an Exchange Tele- Americans Root Foe. eve the house detailed information Germany. Armistice terms were unani- mans from nonGcrman districts points along the front, according to After the pontoon bridge at Brieul- graph dispatch from Copenhagen. sociated Press). The British minister With The Americans On The Sedan concerning' the "complete agreement mously upon yesterday In Paris the war office statement today. Be les had been constructed the Ameri- to China, with the concurrence of the Front. Nov. . (Associated Press- - agrel are coins; home, while German tween Oise and Aisne, cans second bridge The note aska the allies to de- t .e allies had readied on the arm Is Dy representatives 01 tne amea ana soldiers, obviously tired of the the the the threw a across the other allied legions, has handed In- The American army has thrown a i-e to French have advanced about one mile Meuse, at Clery Petit, and began cide upon the time and place for across terms to be submitted Ger the United States governments and Ions; duration of the war, are ! formally formidable force the Meuse to many are expected to be in Berlin before Icailnir their units without con- on a five mile front. developing a new line on the heavily holding of negotiations. the Chinese foreign office a the east bank. The enemy resistance The terms of the armistice with tomorrow. sidering; that the Irrejnilar de- The French first nrmr resumed wooded and very difficult ground east Xot Taken Seriously. memorandum concerning matters in hfcre has been broken to the point of Austria were announced to the house They have not been made pub- mobilization Mbrlnga danger the attack; this mornlnc and la of the river, between Clery and Brieul- demoralization and the Americans are the Sis-s- on "Washington, D. Nov. 5. which China is regarded as of commons today by premier Lloyd lic, but military here feel cer- of widespread unemployment, hun- making; prorres. Between les. a five mile front. C. Efforts pushing northward toward Stenay. ueorge. tain that they are no less drastic ger and m Ise ry.w Th e prlso n ne and Chateau Porden, on a The town of Pouilly, In the bend of the Bolshevik! to discuss the with been remiss as an ally. Among the Ry this afternoon the enemy Premier Lloyd Geo me said the than those accepted by Austria, camps are being abandoned by front of more than IS miles, the of the 3Icnse northwest of Stenay drawal of the United States and allied instances mentioned are the follow wan in fnll retreat northward. He Versllle conference had decided vrhlch atrip that nation of Its war their guard, the council of ndds, French have penetrated the Han- was captured by the Americans ing: was offering: little opposition and that marshal Foch should be making machinery and compel the and Italians, Russians and Ser- ding line of the Germans. The operating irest of the Meuse The forces from Russia, through negotla- the roads toward the north were Placed In supreme direction of the evacuation not only of occupied vians are leaving- the camps sad French are making; a fcencral ad- west bank of the river now is held tlons for an armistice, are attracting Waste Boxer Indemnity. ecu to be full of the fleeing' forces operating: acalnst Germany territory, but part of Its own soil. flooding the conn try. vance from cast of St. Quentln-L- e In Its entirety as far north as no serious attention here. The asso- The wasting, in party quarrels, of enemy. on all fronts. Official announcement of the sign "This danger, the appeal declares, Petit to the ousklrts of Ilcrny. Pouilly. Tbe Americans pressed close upon The prime ing of the armistice terms to be of- "must be countered if fresh blood- French troops continue successfully troops c ciated nations do not recognize the the Boxer Indemnity, remitted for the minister referred to the pursue region The which rosed to the east the heels of the Germans and made recent British successes on tne west-er- a fered Germany was made last night shed Is not to threaten our severely to the Germans In the of the Meuse found their advance op- Lenin and Trotzky regime In any purpose of fostering Industries to en- tbelr retirement as difficult as pos- and assured the Czecho- by secretary Lansing. tried people and tens of thousands of of Guise, northeast of which they posed by machine gun ar- way explained sible. font men, women and children perish with have taken the village of Berguea- - bitter and and it was today that able participation In the war. slovaks and the Jo that their Military Men Forecast Terms. tillery fire. This was overcome, how- Bolshevik! negotiation The American casualties were Terr a1 lies intended to come to their aid An attemnt to aDDlv the lessons of hunger." ever, if the wanted Lack of results by the Chinese war light, despite the opposition to the and the Americans are making they should address the Russian gov- participation bureau and the diversion as fast as they could. the Austrian armistice to Germany's steady progress. ernment Omsk, the only authority crossing of the, rlTsr. Foch May Have Terms. situation brings oat several points, Beaumont Also Taken. at of Chinese troops to civil warfare in Stupendous Conflict. IX 5. Diplo- military men In Russia with which the United the south. Washington. C Nov. noon which based their The village of Beaumont, directly States and the allies deaL British Headquarters In Francs, mats and officials here believe the forecast of the German terms. Many States Poll Big Vote; west of Pouilly, has been taken by The appointment of a papal minis Nov. 5. (Reuters, Tla. Montreal). Offer to Czech ter, without creating The terms of the armistice for Germany, For one thine. It Is regarded as the forces which advanced from the Amsterdam. Holland. Nov. 4. Rus consultation, an series of battles raging on the e.p-ne- for the United States and the certain that complete evacuation heights they held below the town. The foreign Impression of friendship with the western front, from Valenciennes to Alsace-Lorrai- ne be Insist- sian minister Tchltcherln has enemy. Stenay. promise to alites at Paris yesterday, are In the of will important town of Stenay, across the f eleirranhPif tTt 1 Drove the most upon as well occupation Elections Will nrnrltlnno rvjKn to- - Enemy- ' hands of Gen. Foch for presentation, ed as the Determine Mesne to the southeast, now ls- ialli -siovak Falls Curb - Lsnpasaoux casxiict or the to the German commanders on the of the Rhine fortress? by allied surrounded. offer Failure to confiscate enemy prop-- 1 The German Yesterday tot fae the Ger- ing io anow uiecno-sioval- c troops - western front. fntrrfson. Surrender of The Americana early today be- wusjia eriy, to impose restrictions on enemy worst hammerlnir they lurre ever There has been no official ex- man submarines and a substantial gan clearing in to return tome, &iter tbty enterprises, and to impose penalties recelTcd. it has become habit ' Control Of Next Congress ont Janlney wood. lay down arms, according to; planation of the method deter-- (Continued on Pace , Col. 5.) In bend Meuse? their for trading with enemy subjects. of speech to nay that the enemy 1 JTASHDi GTON, D. C, Xev. S. Gen- - C Sproule, for governor, have the of the south- tne Vienna Journal. He said he will east of Ponllly, and this afternoon guarantee Refusal to retire the governor gen- is still unbroken and unbeaten, T f erally fair weather prevailed 200,000 plurality and that the Repub the wood was In possession. would their safety. eral of Heino for supporting the bnt if thing continue xaneb. licans 30 or 36 con their Tanks Vnder Fire Eearly. I at the present throughout the country today for the win select the German troops, who had remained With enemy and the Bolshevlki. in spite of aimer rate, this gressmen to be chosen. American Forces in Northern or statement will cease to b true--It The War At A Glance election. There light west of the Meuse. began to flee Russia. Not. S. (Correspondence of me protests tne allies. suppose was rain in imprison en- is a mistake to that the Associated Big Vote In West Virginia. across the river early today along the tne Associated .press.) Many of Failure to intriguing- engager! Br ths Press. southern New England and along the S. the emy subjects- - allies are only with the rear Charleston. W. Va. Nov. Al line norm ana south or stenay. Alter American soldiers, forming a contin- . guards of the enemy, "retreating: ac- New York coast, Da- though campaign closed was destroying bridge from Stenay to Kusso-allie- d Failure to permit consuls Dutch east river. At Brieulles, showers In North the just the gent of the forces, re- allied to cording to plans." The opposite is the frontier to across the tne quietest ever held in this state, Laneuville, the enemy opened the ceived their baptism of fire 20 witness tbe trials of arrested spies. FROM bat-l- e the river has been crossed In bit- kota and light snow In the mountain hours true. The Germans are being- forced Meuse, the 200 mile fairly heavy vote Is expected today In locks of the canal and flooded the after they had left their train at this to fight their hardest by attacks, ter lighting and the Americans regions of Wyoming and Montana, but to a two-thir- line is aflame today as the also have reached the east bank the general election In West Vlrginia. river width of about liuie village, some of the boys were which threaten to achieve the Americans and elsewhere there were bright skies. Maj. Davis EI kins. Republican. Is op- nf sl mil ' a little piqued when they first learned Explosion Destroys strategic collapse enemy. British, French. at Clery Le Petit. "Where the Huns Strengthen Line. they were going to of the The Belgians crush the resistance of Meuse curves In the region of Forty United States senators, posing CoL Clarence W. Watson, Russia instead of successes gained by the allies have Pouilly. Democratic nominee for United States "With American Armv Northwest of France, but those here soon learned Spandau Gun Works been won against immense concen- hp enemy push on for the Americans have out of a roster of 90 la the upper ov. 5. they would get and crossed the river and taken the senator. Little Interest Is being verdun, (By Associated action much quicker Amsterdam. Holland, Nov. 5. De- trations of strength, which are striv- gains. village of Pouilly, after driving house, and 435 representatives, shown in the state ticket. Press.) German forces are strength In Russia than If they had waited great Spandau ing' in a most determined manner to enemy enlng the Meuse line north of the their training period, which precedes struction of the artil- Everywhere on the long line, the from Jaulmay wood. the entire membership of the Apathetic In .oIId South. fighting; on lery works by an explosion and fire is hold vital points. progressing, on The Americans, on the west bank American front. actual the western front. reported by Weser Zeitung. No Foe Is Faeinr Disaster. he allies are and of Meuse, Stenay, lower branch of congress, will be Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 5. The election In There are Indications that this One little command of Ameri- the he between tne the north of the south today promised to be apa- can, eareeiy lives were lost. Spandau Is a forti- Marshal Foch adhering, to his rlsfct Prench sectors are within four miles of the Ger- elected. Possible effect of the work was resumed daring the last bad walked Into as fied town from1 angle front. Is steadily reducing thetic on account of the congressional days la- outpost here relleTlnjr a .quad of of Prussia, nine miles the Oise and the Aisne, the Germans man communication line from election on the political complex-Io- n few and that soldiers are Berlin. (Continued on are withdrawing on Marie and Sedan to Metz at a point north- contests. boring on It day and night. Re- Frenchmen, when the BoUherfbl page 2. column 4.) Montcomet. Field marshal Haig west of Chaulvemoy. of the senate may be seen In The strong Republican district, the ports agree that this strengthen- jraTe them a welcome of ahrapnel. has taken the strong, point of Foe Positions Outflanked the Democrats present slim ma- ninth, will elect a Republican con ing operation extends along the Officers, both American and those Le Quesnoy pressing on gressman of the British staff, hare been hit h In and is The successful crossing of the jority. They have 52 votes to the without opposition. In the line running from Masteries to praise way Maubeuge, whll the Americans Meuse outflanks the German po- other districts the Republicans cia Montmedy, Lou gu yon and Dleden-hofe- n. of the these American MILLION are fighting way across the Republicans 43 necessary lads are standing up to shrapnel and TAKEN their sitions east of the Meuse toward If. with not nominate candidates. guns. Meuse southwest of the railroad the Moselle, which protect the for control. In house Governors are to be elected In many In various places in front of this Bolshevik machine IF Montmedy. the there Americans in sector are center of important Briery Iron fields and southern states, In only a few Is line, where the Germans have t ins this MIS 315 Re- but Britons Continue Push- -In important railroad and supply are Democrats and 09 pected to generally housed In little peasant huts publicans, together at there much of a contest. make a last stand in France, or In the long the region north and south lines in the region of Montmedy with few Good California tank traps are already completed. The constructed stations cf Valenciennes, the British ie and Conflans. scattered votes In the minor par- Weather. that dot the railway every four or OFFENSIVE ITALIAN FRONT the successful push began From the Meuse east to the ties. The strength necessary to a San Francisco, CallL. Nov. 5. Elec- traps are 100 yards long, ten yards five versts. 01 Valen-- tion day In California dawned clear wide and ten yards deep. They are Wood Monday. Southeast of " Aisne. the Americans and French majority Is 18. by from the forests, whlcb has ees, the British are within maintain their pressure against Full state tickets. Including gov- and bright, after heavy rains In the covered with boards hidden earth long been cut and piled in heaps for miles of Maubeuge. and, fur- defending north and showers In and sod. transportation to tor fire- the Germans, the ernor, will be elected in the following the south last Germany's the cities ther south, rapidly are pushing railway line, 10 28 states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkan- night. Final appeals for votes by Side of War. wood, gives the soldiers plenty of fuel Italian Naval Vessels Land Troops on Dalmatian Is l "tr way through the Mormal miles to the north. mail, newspaper advertising and bill- Berlin. Germany. Nor. S. (Via Lon and. in addition, makes It possible to forest, they sas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, don.) Strong attacks by American lands oi ana JQagosta, "Where Mil- where are four miles Austria at Allies Feet Georgia, Idaho. Iowa, Kansas, Massa- boards closed the campaign, which construct breastworks and trenches and at Fiume, from the railroad junction-o- f Aul--o-- Is al- troops on the heights east of the speedily. Austria at the feet of the chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota. Ne- has been without platform speeches says itary Governorship South of the Mormal for- lies. Her army must be disband- because of the Influenza epidemic. Meuse broke down, today's Ger In the Tillages. In peasant Is Assumed; Italian Cavalry est, the British and French are ed and placed at braska. Nevada, New Mexico, New man army headquarters reports. Ten houses, the Americans are treated all its munitions York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Display of returns by newspapers to- by Take 20,000 Sunday When Forces pressing eastward over virtually the disposal of the allies. The night some places tatlve thrusts the Americans west as guests, living In the best rooms Enter Trent. level ground toward Avesnes. same Is virtually true of her Oregon. Rhode Island, South Carolina. was forbidden in of the Moselle had a similar result, it and courteously ottered the best Heels navy. South Dakota, Texas, Vermont, Wis- by health authorities. In others, the is declared. by D. Not". 5. French at Foe's Austria has also agreed newspapers abandoned samoTnrs, or tea urns, the WASHINGTON. C. ernor of the islands, while admiral Prom the Oise to the Aisne at to permit the allies to occupy any consin and Wyoming. their plans for housewives. captured by Gag-n- has been appointed governor Tiatea u Porcien. Pennsylvania Tennessee bulletin boards, at the request of OBJECTOR GETS 43 TEARS. the of the French of her strategic strongholds at In and the Italians before ef- the city of Flume. maintain close contxt with the any time. governor's chair and one or two minor health authorities, to avoid drawing Los Angeles. Calif., Nor. 5. Joseph the armistice took The battleships Fillberto and St enemy, who is moving rearward The troops of the dual mon- offices will be filled, and In New crowds. Berger, aged 25, was sentenced to 4S U'Boal Victims Spend 3 fect yesterday, are estimated now at Bom took the troops to Flume. a result of the French suc- - archy must retire back of a line Hampshire the vote will be for gov- Camp Kearney Soldiers Vote. years' imprisonment here Monday by halt a million and the booty taken A radiogram ses days. 5. from - Triest y of the last few South which roughly corresponds with ernor only. Camp Kearny. Califs Nov. Offi- general courtmartlaL after convlc Weefe in an Open Boat Includes i&fl.WW Cen. the- Italla-Inident- horses.' that Petitfi. commander cf Guise, the French first army the limits of a. Women Vote cers and men stationed here have an of advancing be- In New York. tion of a charge refusal of duty In London, Eng., Nov. 5. The captain An official dispatch from Home to- of the Italian force which landed 's northeastward which was claimed by Italy and New York, Nov. 5. New York state's opportunity to cast their ballots fn the United States army. Berger told there, has assnmed military tween the Peronne and Scire, which led that country to enter elections today, provided and seven men of the Norwegian bark day, telling of the results of the final the election day, on which women were state their his Judges that he was a conscien who been missing since covernorshlp of the city. Ital-ll- an further cast, the French have the war. Stiflnder, had defeat, says in the army Tren-tln- o penetrated the formidable Hnnd-n-g permitted to vote, began with unfa- (Continued on page 10, column 3.) tious objector. vessel was stopped by a uerman of the sailors have occupied . num- Servians In Russia In many tnelr alone, OTer W0 prisoners ber of islands In tbe line, making an advance of v hat appears to be a serious vorable weather sections. Re submarine and they were forced to 15. fell archipelago. Dalmatian one mile on a front of five miles situation may be developing in ports from some cities Indicated, how take to a small boat on October 15, Into the hands of the Italians. on the western wing of for- ever, that, as in Isew Tork city, The Austrian armistice delegates, the western Russia. Hu then lan and the have arrived here, after more th'an Kalians Land at Flume. who came to ac- ward movement. Continuation low temperatures gray were To exposure al- Padua last week, of Ukrdnlan troops have clashed and skies Quarantine three weeks' and In an Rome, S. cording to Plan Raise Italy, Not. Epoea, of- he advance here soon will com- not deterring women Italian naval the were eight with the Poles and have taken the from exer most starved condition. ficers, under von pel the Germans to give up the line Lemberg. the capital of Gallcla, cising their franchise In large num- - All Accounted For. vessels have landed troops on the Gen. Weber. The r.f Aisne east Ga- Italian delegates at the conference the and west of and Przemysl, the fortress In bers. Observers In New York city,: New Tork, Not. 5. The arrival of Dalmatian islands of Lissa and were headed by Gen. Badogllo. Rethel to which they have clung llcla, which was the scene of re- xa.itin g account me rusn In City Saturday Morning seven men o stubbornly. imo eariy the captain and of the where the Italian flag has been Trent, the chief city of the Tren-tin- o, peated sanguinary conflicts dur- for the polls, expressed opinion A on patients were discharged during the Norwegian Xankecs Crossing; Meuse ing the three years of the that ITER five weeks of quarantine bark Stiflnder at Turks hoisted, a dispatch from Triest today was entered at J:15 oclock Sun- first few of the estimated 1,000,000 women past 24 ana one new case aa (iondoni accounts ror en- day by nl American troops, on war. Austria-Germa- n Spanish influenza hours island the states. Italian battleships de- afternoon Italian cavalry. " a front of Csech and t account of the crew and miles along the Meuse from troops are marching against each registered would fall to cast ballots. to mitted. tire of the vessel. The others stroyers also have landed troops and artillery, according to a in El Paso, the ban is be lifted city department reported at ls Brieulles northward to Pouilly. other In Bohemia and a battle Is Whitman vs. Smith. The health reached New York last week after Flume. semiofficial note Issued today gvin-detai- ore successfully forcing their way Imminent. The Republican and Democratic next Saturday morning. "This will for Monday 45 new influenza cases. being picked up by a United States Governors Appointed. of the swift advance of tha state tickets are headed, respectively. be done without doubt," mayor two pneumonia ana zive aeatns, an naval ship. Admiral Millo has been named gov- - first army on that city. by Chas. S. Whitman, governor, and noon today. caused by influenza. More than 0.000 Austrian. Charles Davis said at "I On Wane In Lower Valley. eludlnj; the commander I. Alfred E. Smith, president of the am going to try to have the city of the 50th board of aldermen here, County commissioner Henry Herr- Schontxon division, were captnred- -' and there my to- ing Monday Pershing Has The Cars To "Kamerad!" We are 43 representatives to be elected to board of health meet at house was in the city after- Take The Italian flair was hoisted Shall Hear? congress, Socialists having night Instead of in the city hall to- noon from the lower valley and re- over the castle nf Bcon Gon- - By OWEN WISTER. with can ported the epidemic disappearing rap- xigllo amid enthusiastic outbursts didates In 23 of the districts. There is morrow morning." said the mayor; idly In that section. There are still Allied Army To Berlin Through by the population. our porches, np and down out stairs, across our fields, everywhere, in- no United States senatorial contest. "you can say that Dr. II. S. White, a number of cases emergency ON registration 2,817,778. and the doors, and out, ran little boys, playing and laughing. Some with wide The totals city health Officer, will recommend hospital is still beins maintained at Day Is Clear at Deaver. quarantine be lifted next Sat- ( Continued on page 10, column 7.) 50,000 collars, some with tare legs, and often they carry school books or balls or Denver, Colo.. Nov. 5. Forecast that the Austria; Cars Available urday morning on everything. Conr IITASHINGTON. 5. Did Not Use Enough bats. showers failed to appear today in the dltlons regarding the epidemic are D. C. Not. Now ses constructed by the German states elec-da- y on tne western Ont of the pages of our picture newspapers, week by week, look the vicinity of Denver, at least, and such In the city now that such action II that Austria has accepted the and eastern fronts In 'Pep'-Playi-ng opened clear. the past 48 years. - Allies' J faces of other boys, older boys. They wear uniforms. Week week se.ms lustlfied." Yanks Toss Gas armistice terms of the United States Up - after condi- Masfe to date American ear shops have : VI 3 1 m , a t-- n . Ram Reduces Montana Vote. Dr. 'White said: "If health and the allies. Gen. Pershing Is In itmru uaeuiuicu 4aic3i juu us. xucy aic aeaa lu xraacc. u er our poxcues, Helena. Mont., Nov. 5. satisfactorily as they a received jovernment orders for the Anthems, Is Complaint ai Rain In the tions continue as While Chasing Boches position to offer to Gen. Foch use construction of 90,094 freight cars across our fields, they, too, played and laughed. On those porches now sit eastern portion and snow in the cen- are now in the city, I shall recommend the for Chicago. Not. 5. Somewhere in Nor. 5. of 30,000 skilled railway operatives, abroad. Up to the first of this year Ill, A scene mothers and wives in black. tral and western portions of the state the raising of the quarantine for next France, r.aa bordering upon a riot broke up a ex- Saturday morning. "Keep your gas mask on!" This 50,000 - luc Koverameni oruered 2ev9 lo- In the fight at Fontenoy, Germans raised supplicating hands, and cried and the influenza epidemic are approximately freight, passen- comotives built for the continental rehearsal of the Chicago grand pected to result in a small vote being Two uentna At ion. warning is getting to be a byword .cars nearly-100- 4 gage opera company "Kamerad!" Instantly the French lowered their weapons and came for- were two deaths at the base along the American front. The 6er and. flat and and since that time orchestra Monda". cast In the electlpn In Montana today. There comotlves for the transportation of additional orders totaling 506 locomo- - interrupted an Impromptu celebra- ward unsuspecting. Then the Germans shot them. On land and sea Ger- congressman Jeannette Rankin, hospital Ft. Bliss during the past 24 exuberance of the Tankees In "go- tion of 19 patients were discharged top" American forces Aus- mes nave Deen awarded. tbe Austrian surrender, and mans have done this. United States senator T. J. Walsh and hours: ing over the has a tendency to over On the assumption that the resulted in the arrest of William, F. M. and 24 new cases admitted, leaving a make them throw aside their trian railways to the back door of first Lange. Berlin is now crying "Kamerad!" we listen, if we stop, then? Dr. Oscar Lanstrum are contesting 574. movement of troops from Italy would a naturalized German, who If what for the United States senatorship. total remaining of The deaths masks so they can run faster and Germany. be men. which had been playing the From the pages of our papers, some years hence, will look the faces of the were: account for more Germans. Many 1S.00 might consist fourth French Congressmen and a partial state Mullenbock. of Adams, Minn, These figures, which give a slight of three Infantry divisions, one cav- horn. Italian and French members little boys who now play on our porches; and on those porches win sit are to be elected. Peter a soldier arrives at the base hos- alry division, brigade ar- of the orchestra ticket also recruit unasslgned. pitals in the rear because he hint of the huge military mobilization and a of attacked Lange mothers and wires in black. Pennsylvania G. O. P. Confident. Carl Berg, of Fosston. Mlnn recruit tillery and other units, railway ex- when. It Is charged, he did not put Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. 6. Generally thoughtlessly pulled off his gas accomplished by America In France, perts estimate that the rolling stock enough enthusiasm Into play It is for ns, not Germany, to choose the future. What future is oar unasslgned. mask. Officers are drilling into were compiled by American to requirements the favorable election weather prevails "No to be re- officers would be 6229 cars in Ing of the national anthems of the choice? Peace for our boys and girls? Or shall we stop now at its very deaths" continues the the men that while a rifle may be rrove their cententlon that the col- J68 trains, each by lo- allies. He throughout Pennsylvania. Early vot- port from the Aoy emergency hos- gas lapse opens drawn a single was turned OTer to the because Berlin cries "Kamerad!" Re- the soldier's best friend the of Austria automatically comotive. The cars would of federal inTestlga-tio- n. threshold, ing was light. Senator Penrose, pital: there has not been a death there In- consist authorities for publican mask is the nearest to kin. broad gateways In the rear of the 355 bageacn cars. 1ASS Hnv KlAfV leader, predicted that Wm. durlns the past seven days. 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