The Bismarck tribune., 1918-10-07

Washington, Oct. IA prompt and decisive reply to Ger
capital today. ,4-
M " s s h %sx ] ofs hs
during the night the Swiss legation and being prepared
transmission to the state department. = "~-.,
The notes from Germany and Austria asking for mmed
ate amc and OF conditions laid
day. Formal discussion withheld circles every
so Of the nh % T he no
ton OF n0stes the eHeRt nat W0R@ are entered to
The only question is whether the allies will be asked to join
America negotiations while hosles continued with
While word from the White House awaited the
the latest phase the peace on both
be contemplated Senator Lodge declared that only complete
military victory over Germany could bring peace.
Secretary warning country against
allowing victories the battle fields and for peace
interfere with the Fourth SoT a5SSz soN$ ean To STOP
enemy on Now wv? Ett harder
and keep moving until the victory is cched Secretary
''@'''0 LODGE DISCUSSES TERMS. &@~ ~ - =
Republican Leader Lodge ranking minority member of the
the loss of the and all we have fought for.
er%aSv and or M a
Senator McCumber of North Dakota introduced resolution
Germany dsband her surrender her navy and
anunon indemnify the cities she has wrecked and destroyed
exacted from France in 1871
TO EvADE DISASTER: r..
Paris Oct 1.-THE request for armistice is looked upon
by the French generally attempt certain dis
exploit treaty Of and to save
the toteng fabric of the Hohenzoern empire No indication
given that France would seriously consider Germanys offer
Quite irrespective of nature of the reply it seemed agreed
that the German note called for prompt that the American
people not relax their efforts the Fourth Liberty
the American troops the field know the position
their government and allies be reassred Americas
stand "."-
Minister kengen OF Sweden presented the note from Baron
Buan the Hungarian foreign minister to Secretary
TALLY similar to that from Germany and both ask President Wilson
arrange tor an ana tor on terms
materially from texts published dispatches The attitude
of the United States government withheld but there
abatement of the indication that Germany seeks round table
negotiations dpoonged quibbing the terms of dplo
matte" peace her claims will be ignored.
pes laid down by President Wilson and accepted by
all the way to peace is by the Of
all German troops from invaded territory the first
DIsTRUST OF GERMANY.
London Oct 7Destruction of Germany reflected in
ments made the proposals by the here The
"Germanys offer means not peace but rckery In Prince
aXs speech the continues there is
repentance for Germany has committed In the basis
1--WE did not allow Bulgaria to tell what to do We told her
what she had do We intend precisely the way
with Germany and Austria. -~-a 4
"a" the German people know guarantees Presi
dent Wilson and the people want they be embodied
words: unconditional surrender.
Germany must evacuae occupied territory restore all de-
countries for all damage they have done and
TOR trial by the allies the great criminals OF the
The Mail says there 500 of these beginning en-
also that under circumstances will Germany
MUST LEAVE BULGARIA
Amsterdam, Oct Bulgaria Saturday notified the powers
with which she had been allied that they quit Bulgarian
rtory within month, Sofan dispatch the Berlin
Tagesbladt.
CALLS IT ABHORRENT.
senate hitchcock Of Nebrsska .sy
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