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The Oskaloosa Herald. Ail NO. IJI OSKALOOSA, IOWA, THURSDAY, .XJTOIiKR 1(1 VOL. nils ESTAB. 1850* PEACESOUARELY CONQUEROR OF THE BULGARIANS REVIEWING GREEKS IIP TOGERMANY CAMBRAI TAKEN Bf BRITISH! NO ARMISTICE WHILE FORCES ARE ON FOREIGN SOIL Great German Stronghold For Which There Has Been Much Fighting Finally Falls To The Victorious Allied Forces. THE WAR IS TO 60 RI6HT ON President Wilson Demands to Know If Peace Notes Speak for the DESPERATE STAND War Lords or the People. 05,000 BULGUUUB MENDER Answer Must Be Straight. PLANNED BY RUN. (By Carl D. Groat) Taken Over By The Allied Forces At Uskub, Accord- Wanliington. Oct. 9.—IVaco is tip to Germany more squarely than over bo- ing To The Provisions Of The Recently HOSPITALS BEING RAKED FOR lon*. as a result of President Wilson's query to Prince Max. testing the Teu- Signed Armistice REINFORCEMENTS. ions’ sincerity. Official Washington took this view today, holding that President Wilson cordance with the provisions of the had slipped away the mask, thereby armistice it was officially announced MUST MAKE A SHOWING NOW robbing Germany of the chance to in dir-mtches from Saloniki today. stir her people with the threadbare enemy obdurate Gen. Frunehet d'Ksperey, statement, "Our is commander of the allied arm ies in Macedonia iliat have conquered the Bulgarians, re- VERDI IS FREED VERDUN IS LIBERATED. Weakness to Be Disguised if Possible and seeks only to crush us.” viewing the Greek Fifth regiment before battle. Until Outcome of Peace Propa- Persons close to President Wilson American Advance Puts City Out of ganda is called his maneuver adroit by placing Fearfully Punished City Is No Longer Known.—Enmasse Reach of Huns. the burden for the continuation of Within Reach of the Big Enlistment if it Fails. war upon | FRED HATCHER DELTA DEAD the Germany. OF DES MOINES IN QUARANTINE German Guns. (By Ferguson.) Fred S. (By William Philip Simms.) Some Dissatisfaction Shown With the American First Army, Fatally Injured When Car in Which HEW Every Pool Hall, Church Paris. Oct. 9.—The German armies SHIM Theatre,. On the other hand many men at Oct. 9.—Verdun has been freed from He Was a Passenger Goes and Public Place Will today are attempting their most des- the Capitol, including Republican Meeting the German artillery domination, as Into the Ditch. Be Closed Tomorrow. perate resistance of the Leader, Senator Lodge, complained was Rheims. war. 8,000 PRISONERS YESTERDAY They have been given orders to that their explanations have not as The successful French and Ameri- hold Della, Oct. 9.—-Fred Hatcher, of DIES FOR FLUE Des city or die, thus attempting Moines. Ocl. 9.—The of to give to the yet been met. can attacks west of Rheims already Delta, died this morning at 10:3«» Des Moines will be quarantined tomor allies the impression that they have The first reaction in general here : have cleared the famous city from o’clock, the result of an automobile row morning, it was learned author not as yet been that ALVA MARION DIES IN TRAINING Allied Drive in St. Quentin Sector the enemy’s four year beaten, while Berlin was that of the disappointment accident about a half mile north of grip. proceeds tatively today. Bringing Great Results. In Full Fighting over fields which have with her truce plot President Wilson had asked questions | here on the Great While Way, about Every not CAMP AT SEATTLE theatre, movie house, pool been stirred by battle since of Germany instead of making a flat four o’clock p. m., Tuesday. The car hall, church Progress Today. 1916, the Obsolete Guns Being Used. and all public g-u French and forces footed statement "of an unconditional i in which Mr. Hatcher was a passen- American have ad- In default of sufficient field artillery will be under the ban, until the epi- vanced more two surrender.” ger turned over when it went into a than miles on a the Huns are massing all available demic of influenza has passed. This front of ditch. Deceased sustained a frac- about seven miles. trench mortars, howitzers, high vel- Views Change Over Night. was officially announced by the MILES American tured skull and his jaw was broker, ELEVEN lOWANS MENTIONED Health THE YANKS ADVANCE 3 Success Everywhere. ocity ns and other war material at But overnight consideration of his Board this afternoon. These operations also in three places. He did not regain are increas- certain points in an effort to stop the message turned many men’s views Situation at Camp Dodge. ing the strength of the i torsciottsr.ess. Death was the re right flank of slow ceaseless allied while and the men included among those Camp Dodge, the American forces advance suit of cerebral hemorrhage. Among the Six Hundred and Twenty- Oct. 9.—With the ar German Positions On a Three Mile to the west of from the north In Ukraine and from who had first complained took the, rival here this afternoon of thirty- the Meuse. Although Young Hatcher was the junior Front Captured. Allies Menacing heavy rains the east in general every possible stand of administration, believing i Two American Casualties Re- two medical officers, on the whole front have the member of the firm of Hatcher & approximately made going German soldier is being hurried that Germany either make by War Department hundred and Bohain and Machault. pressure against to the now must Son, dealers in automobiles, and op ported one fifty are now sta- difficult, the Kreim- American tioned the hilde line is war on the bloody western front. peace on strictly terms or I erated a local garage. He was un- —Norte With Marines. at Base Hospital, working progressing all along. The Germans Men Taken find herself in a difficult position be-1 married and a popular man in the to curb the influenza epidemic. between the Meuse riv- From Hospitals. er and the fore her own people and the world. community. Telegrams to relatives al New j The situation is now well in hands, THE BRITISH ENTER CAMBRAI Argonne Forest region Hospitals throughout German have are in As to The tip-over the result of the Sharon bring the announcement ot i according to Colonel E. W. Rich, Di- danger of being pushed back been raked of the nearly lit conveles- Alsace-Lorraine. was a the death of Alva Ray Marion at the visional Surgeon, who announced considerable distance. cents and reports have been received It became known today that Presi- 1 attempt to negotiate a passing of sev- Douia Is Also Menaced and Thirteen eral vehicles, including a load of hay. naval training camp at Seattle, Wash- this afternoon that the number of here that a'levee and enmasse will be dent. Wilson's declarations for the. Other Villages Wrested From A wheel of the Hatcher car was ington of pneumonia. cases being admitted have decreased attempted in the event that President’ evacuation of- occupied territory be- 1 and the number being discharged Huns. DRIVE GOES ON TODAY broken, causing the auto to turn as the Grip of the Wilson’s reply to the armistice proves fore the armistice did not contain cured over. is increasing rapidly. unfavorable as a last resort to prevent the evacuation of. Alsace. Eleven lowans Mentioned. Allies are Eeyond Cambrai and Hold No More Names Given Out. the total collapse. Instead it merely meant the evacu- Washington, Oct. !).—General Per- London, Oct.. 9.—British troops 8,000 Prisoners. An order issued this afternoon entered Cambrai, Field ation of invaded territory and the in shirlg’s two overseas casualty lists pro- have Marshal Great Victories at Zeebrugge. hibits the giving out of names of sol- tentions as shown by the President’s carried a total of six hundred and ! Haig reported today. London, Oct. THE PRESIDENT'S REPLY diers dead from the and 9.—British, French It is reported today that Belgium fourteen points meant the "righting” twenty-two names as issued by the j disease those Douai is Also Menaced. and American who are reported afflicted. forces resumed their at troops have taken line after line of of wrong done to France to be de- War Department today. Eleven | London, Oct. 9. —The combined at- tacks in the St. Quentin Zeebrugge indicating From the secretary of state to It was the opinion of military au-j and Cambrai defenses about in peace conferences. lowans were listed among them. tacks of the British, American and region this morning extending Hindenburg termined the charge d'affaires of Switzer- Ihorities that the publication of this the that Field Marshal and Jolt. The lists were divided thus: Killed j forces between the Cambrai fighting over a front of about Ludendorff consider ac- A Decidedly Stiff land: information would cause undue alarm * French thirty General rear in missing in act-ion, 40; region have al- The feeling on a whole was that of State, action. 125: and worry. and the St. Quentin (Continued on Page 2.) tion. “Department wounded severely, 327; died from | into ftie Ger- President Wilson has shown no signs Oct. 8, 1918. ready driven the wedge The Laon salient is gradually tight- wounds, 65; died from disease, 51; positions the enemy’s of weakness, but on the contrary he “Sir: I have the honor to man menacing ening. The British and American died of accident and other causes, 3; WAR TO A in the Douai region to the north has given Germany a decided stiff acknowledge, on behalf of the KNOCKOUT. hold forces are driving one prong of the died from aeroplane accident, 4; as well as the Laon region to the In The Wake jolt by demanding the complete with- : president, your note of Oct.