The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1918, Page 2

os EVE! aA received. It has become a nabit of speech to say that the enemy is st unbroken and unbeaten, but if things continue much kk at the Pree! rate the Allied world is likely to awaken suddenly to this statement has ceased to be true. It is a mistake to suppose that the Allies in the present operation are engaged only with the rearguards of the enemy, retreating ‘ to plan.” The opposite is true. The Germans are being forced to fight their hardest by attacks which threaten to achieve the strategic collapse of the enemy. The successes gained by the Allies immense concentrations of strength which a mined nfanner to hold vital points. Marshal Foch, adhering to his © TALAN TROOPS oo LANDED AT TRIESTE, e: FIUME AND ISLANDS Geii. Petitti Assumes Military Governorship of the Re- claimed Coast City. he realization t ‘according ac re striving in a most dete; tight angle front, is steadily reducing the enemy's area of manoeuvre, squeezing him against the Ardennes hills LONDON, Nov. 5.—British troops in their offensive southeast cf Italian force whic andes Gea pel CROWDS IN BERLIN DEMAND fj | GERMANY REFUSE SURRENDER "Strike to Force Peace Threatened, However, as! Reichstag Advises Kaiser to Hold On. LONDON, Nov. 5.—A demonstration was held before the Bismarci Monument in Berlin on Sunday In favor of continuing the war, and a resolution was passed protesting against the acceptance of a humiliating peace, to a Copenhagen despatch Company quoting the Tageblatt of Berlin Emperor William has ordered thate—$» $$ _$__$___. VOTERS CHOOSING “FORTY SENATORS, 43] CONGRESSMEN Phirty - two tates Selectit Governors at the Polls lo-Day. according to the Exchange Telegraph have died. { ert 7 4. Aly the] tend: e, accor ‘ P , : ie ROME, Nov. 6.—Itallan naval vee. %*tY fmperial 4 : mend = f WABHINGTON, Nov. 5.—or wy from the west and robbing him of mobility in a fashion which seems i. is of Sans Souct, be con-| & Proc ! shed in the Be! " dakar . ated fi to him t fons aels have landed troops on the Sml- 4 ity tospiiala and recreation|!" Vorwaerts, sem!-oftictal Gove United States Senators and 481 mem- 4 ve disastrous te before long. into hospitals and rec | : likely to prove disastrous to him 4 re Ton: matlan Islands of Lins and Lagosta, y abs pet organ. bers of the House of Representatives j we: jomes for tnvallids, according to his prociimation urges the wrk- 4, " “Me | Where the Italian flag has been holst- Copenhagen despatch to the Exchango| era of Germany to refuse to respond °° being elected Maine on BRITISH CAPTURE LE TATMGN: ed, a Gespatch from Trieste to-day Telegraph Company. to the summons to k out and tto Clected four Representatives last! 4 | states Italian battleships and de. (The Paiace of Sans Souci stands | UP the nation’s indus September. Thirty-two States will stroyers also have landed troops at; /" the Park of Sans Souct at Pots- | Party leaders of the German Retcha- ct new Governor | Fi dam. he building was erected in | tag tn thetr recent discussions decided | 3 - bie for Frederick the Great.) there was no necessity for the abdi- TWO women are running the *) | Admiral Mitio has been named Gov-) AMSTERDAM, Nov. 5.—Germany cation of Emperor William, tho Lokal United States Senate und cight for wi |ernor of the Islands, while Admiral '# on the verge of a huge atrike, in. ! Ansetger of Berlin sayg. h presentatives, ‘ | Gayot has beon appointed Gove: aa ware Of the present Senate of 9% mem. : : of the city of Flume. The battle: sie are Democ More Ground Gained in the Mormal Forest! piserto and gt. on took tne troops {publicans, Forty-nine votes are nec- ; hss | : 8 a j essary: for a majority, Terms of 13,000 Prisoners and 250 Guns Taken to Fume Senators expire March 3, 1919, > tat ss A radionraph from Trieste aye that’ other olght vacancies being duc to Yesterday by British and French. Gen. Peet, the commanaer of the unexpired terms of Senators who | assumed the mili Valenciennes have captured the fortified town of Le ing completely surrounded it, Field Marshal Haig announced to-day entire garrison of more than 1,000 men was taken with the citadel. Quesnoy, after hav- ary 50) ors Pho | (he cis tatian saltora mane’ esate pled a number of islands in the Dal- matian Archipelago. Ti Rapid progress has been made by Britishedivisions cast of Le | e Austrian armistice delegates a ‘ mas who came to Padua fast week, ac Quesnoy, wirere progress of betweep three and four miles has been cording to the Epocn, were eight of scored. The villages of Jolimetz, | erord Quesne, Frasnoy and Le Petit | ficers under Gen. von Weber. The | ava heh capture Italian delegates. at the conference Marais have been captured. confer H 3 ’ gained i : Th hab hg headed by Gen. Badogilo, Further ground has been gained im Mormal Forest. The village of | ayent, the chief city of the Trentino, | Eth, five miles southeast of Valenciennes, has nig taken. | Was entered 8.15 o'clock Sunday | The British thus wiped out a sharp sali wileh had been created) afternoon by Italian cavalry, Alpini ie artillery, according to a semi-of- early in yesterday's advance. : lal note issued to-day giving de- | On a forty-mile front, tr e Scheldt to the Oise, French ani ti is of the swift advance of the First | British are beating the Germans back ir: a tremendous drive. Yesterday's |Army on that city, More than 20,000 | | A ‘ : ‘ Austrians, including the commander | great offensive, which netted 13,000 prisoners and more than 250 gu . ander’) , | BMS lof the 50th Scheutgen wivision, were | is continuing unabated. Byng, awlinson and Debeney, in Picardy, | captured stormed forward two to three mi The Italian flag was hoisted over | the castle of Buon Consigiis amid en- | thuslastic outbursts by the popula- | h successes have compelled the Germans to | tion | EIGHT U BOAT VICTIMS ADRIFT 3 WEEKS IN BOAT! FRENCH FORCES ADVANCE A MILE. PARIS, Nov. 5.—Frene make new withdrawals at several points along the front, according to the War Office statement to-day. Between the Oise and the Aisne the) French have advanced about ome mile on a five-mile front. The Freach First Army resumed the attack this morning and is making progress. ; ; , Last ot Stifinder’s Crew Reach Between Sissone and Chateau Porcien, a front of move than fifteen Turks Island, Nearly miles, the French have penetrated the Hunding 1 of the Germans, Starved .4 The French cre making a general advance from east of St. Quentla Le) ay eis isLAND, BW. 1, Nov. 5 Petit to the outskirts of Herpy. — ny captain orwegian and seven men of the bark Stifinder, who had | been missing since their vessel was SURRENDER OF THE AUSTRIANS 2. *00"S:0! soit xmall boat on Oct, 13, h@We arrived FOLLOWED ONE OF THE GREATEST ‘:: «. Sse me MILITARY VICTORIES IN HISTORY... More Than 500,000 Prisoners and 250,000 Horses ‘ ag ee ‘i fre os mi el Had Been Taken in the Offensive HARA Uliice ate te meucks Islay mh 1 from» point cast of mpprost 1.0 New York Begun by Allies on Oct. 24. WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—Austrian prisoners captured. by the rtival of ihe captain and sevon| The Italians before the armistice took effect yesterday are estimated now at men of the Norwegian bark Stifinder ‘ cnt , " ae... at Turk’s Island accounts for the en- 1alf a million and the booty taken includes two hundred and tifty | ire yok the cpanel): fhecothere| thousand horses. red w York last week after! An official despatch trom Rome to-day telling results of the final aie Pieked up by a United ‘a States! a at naval ship. They reported that the Austrian defeat says in the army of the Trentino alone over 150,000 | oo or T Wocec canwaiine hat prisoners feil into the hands of the Italians, |abandoned the Stifinder’s men to their WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES IN THE FIELD, Nov. 3 (United | fag’ patra, boarding the bark and plac Press).—At the moment the Austrian armistice becante tifective the | Ing bombs on her. Halian and Allied Armies, in a ten days’ battle, had obtained one of the | Two MORE YANKEE FLYERS | greatest military victories in the world’s history, EACH BAG GERMAN PLANE When the battle opened, more than a million ba auxiliary million in the rear, opposed them. The victory w: a gas a cana with ao s obtained by he Italians practically single-handed, only tive Anglo-French divisions and | Lieut, Howard Smith of Hudson sme American regiment aiding them. Falls, N. Y., One of Victorious American Patrol, WITH THE AMERICAN FRANCE, Nov. An American ARMY 5 (Associated Press) -- alr patrol Saturda: machines region northwest of Verdun, countered seven German the Stern Brothers gil ae |Americans and French Join in the arrest of four n in Thore were two brief battles, tn which Gocemanl aaay Fi clined as election day drew near.| $69,000 worth of Liberty bonds stolen + d Smith of Hudson Fa! " The biggest bet laid with him was] gon, trust " 1 M | Veleand and aay N. Y., and Richard Aldworth of San| PARIS, Monday, Nov. 4—A touchtos | 3,099 to $5,000 on Whitman. ‘There | ("> 2 ie A each a 1 est 42nd and 43rd Streets Antonio, ‘Tex., each brought down one |eeremony in memory of tho fallen sol-| wero $500 even money lald on Whit. {Been recovered. Hon’s worth $15,509 enemy airplane diera of the American army took place | man coming to the Bron with 200,000 | been recovered here, and the re- The other German machines made} this afternoon at the American cemetery | majority |matnder nave been found in a safe do- wood thelr vacape, GERMAN U BOATS FLEE MEDITERRANEAN FOR HOME ‘To-morrow, Wedne day, November 6th Beginning All Foe’s Ducked niels Believes Virtually Submarnes Have for Cover, This establishment will aie Gereeh mittee resume its customary way of cibraltars Business Hour. Panis was ¢ : the opinion to-day that kone back to thelr | ‘thee taken | The at. Opening at 9 A, M. and Closing at 6 P. M. rd en in- Argentina, Nov. 5. Government has guard on thrye Ger interned ef Bahia \offered the vest shining samovars, in} In the House Representatives “there are now 216 Democrats, 209; Republicans, 2 Progressives, 2 Inde Pendents, 1 Socialist, 1 Prohibitioniat {and 6 vacancies, ‘Two hundred and eighteen membors of the House aro necessary for a majority. States voting for Governor this year are Alabama, Arizona, Arkan- DISBANDING ARMY WHITMAN & i J Issues a Won Declaring rhat Thousands May No dane | Wises Re- corded and Democrats Cover Perish of Hunger. | All Money in Sight. sas, California, Colorado, Connectt- ghee pth cut, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Ke omEE Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, AMSTERDAM, Nov. 5.— Betting was 1 all over ter > of Ing was light all over Greater) siinnesota, Nebraska, Novada, New Counef! at Vienna has issued an ap-|New York to-day. Little or nothing }ampshire, New Mexico, New Yor pea! to the German people of Austria was doing in the way of wagers carly North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, in which {t is declared the country’! to-day and last night was tho lightest Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Zstand is In danger and the army breaking) pre-election night, perhaps, in the | South Carolina, South Dakota, Ten up in disorder, The appeal exhorts! history of the elty. | nesseo, ‘Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin the soldiers voluntarily to Join the 1d and Wyoming, Le adds wore generally eight to! Gurtornia submitted ty German-Austrian Army Corps. five on Whitman, but there was litt!o| nition amendments, Colorado The appeal says that Germans from) money in sight. A few bets were| submits a amendment “bone-dry"* while Ohio votes on the question o prohibiting the manufacture and sale of liquor for beverage purposes. non-German districts are golng home, | made at the Waldorf-Astoria shortly before midnight. At the Union League Club very few of the members: were while German soldiers, tired from the jlong duration of the war, are leaving their units without considering that! in evidence this morning and no wa-| Oklahoma, Louisiana, South Da- the Irregular demobilization “brings | gers were laid thero last night, some- Ixota, and Michigan vote on woman the danger of widespread unempioy- thing extraordinarily unusual fot this! surtrage, intent, hunger and misery.” The) stronghold of Republicanism, The two women running for the prison camps are being abandoned by| At Tammany, where it was known! Sonate are Jeannette Rankin, Nation- their guards, the Council adds, and there was considerable Smith money, | alls, from Montana, and Ann Mar- Italians, Russians and Serb are|only two offerings Were made last! tin, independent, from ade, Of leaving the camps and flooding the night. One bet of elght to- five|the eight women seeking seats in the on Whitman was covered and thou | % the odds went down to seven to five, | must be countered if fresh blood-|which was also covered. | publican ticket. ° shed {s not to threaten our severely-| In Fred Schumm’s place at No, 39%] Reports to political headquarters tried people and tons of thousands of! Fulton Street, Brooklyn, where some) 8 showed to-day that the American men, women and children perish With peculiar bets were made during the voters turned out early and in great hunger. morning, the odds om Whitman had| number. \ country. House of Representatives, wwo are on “This danger,” the appeal deciar the Democratic and two on the Re- dropped at noon from eight to five to} Toth Democrats and Republicans U.S. SOLDIERS I IN RUSSIA six to five, There was one bet of/ were confident of victory. At Dem-| $1,300 to #00 that Waltman would win. | ocratic Nattonal u adquar ors tt was | wagered that Whitman would carry | the Senate was certa At Repub- | ' | [the State by more than 25,000 majority,|tican headquarters, however, it was | Way They aerrs Up | t3 Bolshevik ; ana another bet of $500 to $400 that) stated that reports indicated -the Re- Guns Wins Praise of Own and Paper noe carry iy neers | Buel cans would elect fifty Senators, | to the Bronx by more than 150,000 ma-| including one each fro o a-| British Officers. te including one each from Illinois, Mas- | _| Sor’ sachusetts, Rhode and, Nebraska WITH AMERICAN FORCES IN] There was one bet of $70 to $5 /and Kansas—all claimed by Demo- NORTHERN RUSSIA, Oct. 6 (Corre-| that Smith would carry all boroughs | |crats—giving the Republicans @ gain| spondence of Associated Press).—Many|in Greater New York, That Con o¢ six or seven and a majority of two | of the American soldiers forming a con- | &te8 would go Democratic drew an|in the Senate, tingent of the Ruseo-Allled forces re-|even wager of $1,900, There was a! foth headquarters admitted the celved their baptism of fire twenty-four] rumor that Democratic confidence | House outcome was uncertain. The | hours after they had left their train wt this little village, Some of the boys little piqued when they first In Kings County, was on the wane, but it was followed by a bet of $700 Democratic National Committee de- jclared to-day that the party would were a to $500 that Smith would carry it om 15 to 25 elower brandi learned they were gong to Rusoia ine |). 39000 votes, Th i odda wore | eee eee en re ower Brana atead of France, but those here soon | 0Y 3000 votes. The same odds weru | sqding that there was a ked trend | learned they would get action much| fered yesterday on 40,000 votes. (in the situation both in New York quicker in Russia than if they had| In the Supreme Judgeship race,!and Illinois toward the Democratic | waited their train ng period which pre- , $1,500 even money was placed on the| candidates. | cedes actual fighting on the Western on of Norman 8, Dike and $1,000| Republican headquarters here de- Front even money, that Maurice BE. Con- clared the Republicans would have at, Officers, both American and those of lagat 980 (x tie Houseceraain of'80| the British staff, are hgh in praise of the way these American lads are stand- jing up to shrapnel and Bolshevik ma- l chine guns. In the villages, in peasityt houses, the Americans are treated as quests, liv- ing in the best rooms, and courteously or nolly, Borough President of Queens, | would win, | Kettors avoided expressions on the| sae women'n vote. tne, general, opinion| STOLEN LIBERTYSBONDS seeming to be that there ts no “per- WORTH $69,000 RECOVERED centage” in trying to forecast what} the women would do, Arrests in Philadelphia Lead Finding Bulk of Loot Schumm said that he could not! recall a campaign where the betting | Here. PHILADELPHIA. to t urns, by the housewives. —— U. S. GRAVES DECORATED. }had been so light, At the beginning of the campaign the candidates were} even in the betting, then Whitman| shot up two to one. The odds de- at 3 seven miles northwest of sit w York City esnes, PRESIDENT’S. DAMGHTER, WHO IS NOW IN. FRANCE, cd only by the ‘s Miss wt Wilson's fami 1 departure Am WW WAR ZONE UNIFORM.‘ nay President Polneave, Kin bebe eee eed Oe eee Eee eee ee | Queen Mary, And K manitel, as we Margar KAROLYI NOW FOREIG3 MINISTER OF HUNGAR Resigns Presidency of Na- MI Zns ional Council in Favor of Johann Hock. DHE HAGUE, Nov Count Karety! | has sosigned the presidency of the Hun- ' according . to yhann succee* late with taken M ‘DIPLOMAT’S | DAUGHTER WED. f the Briti¢h 1 d Mies Pleasant Stov he American Minister Were marriod this afternapt lish, Chureh The wedding attendee meters delegution. of English Ah diplomats and their f John Davis, American to Groat 24-94-04 490 680008 et WilSon Will Spend a Ye: Entertaining in Huts, Hospitals Ambas«! and Labor Camps. IRISH ‘DRAFT ABANDONED. A cabl nN received the United War Wor Cams vign | Wondon jenrs Conscription Wilh headquarters here, announced thi ¢ aah te ye an Piontag 4 Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of Ae Erasing World). Campaign, « Wilson, has arrived in| IONDOS 5.— "th military for the soldiers at circles It is admitted that conserip Y c K, of C. t.on for Lreland nas been abandoner M,C. Au K, Of Cu! the seifant espondent uf and oth ntres of Morning Post telegraphs, United Wo pitais and laboy camps t's daugh ter ag a ¥ entertainer wilt spend a "RoOUT iD RAYMOND year in the trene and camp cireuit FLOOD, Lnspee or Joho of France, England and Jtaly, In her! +, fj entertainment unit are Ross David vata” Riv A Het raat 1 tenor: her te for years, and Ave. N.Y. Thursday | Mrs. David, accompanist, A portable «4 aso at © organ accompanies ther. b : ice A WI House rehearsul, attend. ai r iter SE ——————————— PRISEA ic ef Chatetate Cove see welcome YAS wise POUND BOX These are the toll «crown vored, fresh Virginia Peanuts. saited “Just right.’ 44¢c Newark, For exact location swe Telephone ai POUND BON | d Paris, Ths cortege wae composed of | HOTELS. “PLAN F FOR CROWDS, |. e<en'iy «so. many American officers and soldiers, Y | dispose of a block of 13. C. A. and Knights of Columbus! assert That Walters’ Strike Will Nee|city. A bani clerk recomnize: workers, the Mayor and many of the | Affect Elec Drinkers, bom as those of the missing L jovi n inhabitants of tho locality.! 1, soite of the waiters’ strike agains! n confessed and the ar Graves of American soldiers were cove! io” Pin Wwalgort-Astoria alleged thieves followed. One of ther | jored with flowers and flage during the) 2%) “ilo te" vose hotels with others who i» wanted in Boston was taken afternoon. e preparing to entertain to-night the; ere to-day for tre largest election crowds in ain announced to-day e offer of $18 tnd the hotel managers. ADMIRAL WILLIAMS WITNESS. Weatitien im The " <—_- SEVEN BOYS ARRESTED. of Character of ane ©, Kenyon Company. | demanding $15 a week.| Rear Admiral Charles 8, Williams, U. ‘Pho “managers deniad any’ offor hag) ae cach about twelve, w « a witness to-day in Brook. been made and assefted the men wou'l) Seven boys, cach about . were |S. N.. was a witness to-day in Brook: | Nem OM aken back under any circum: (arrested In Williamsburg -before noon lyn Federal Court in the trial of tho Det Oo RErOES Sh WU ARUNTR DATOrS Nath C, Kenyon Company and six employees “It mas stated that «irls emplosed vol Pine ote ONC MMtent M le lie lon a charge of coneptracy to defraud replace strikers would serve food while| trian surrender, election and a schoo mt we He cad he had known ‘men employees from other tepurtments|holiday are blamed he jovernm: le said he had kn of the hotel would serve drinks ’ shop of Louis Levy, No tho Kenyon brothers many years 80 aps roseladeaty Lam Ae cally and in business had ex se irs sanmtahinte ao dame oee BRITISH ELECTIONS DEC, 7, jmittary toys, ana $35 worth of food: SIDE PED eva ee 80s a stuffs were stolen from a g t Lieut. Col, Arthur L. 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