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WILSON DECLINES ARMSTICE PROPOSAL until HE finds out
FMAXM SPEAKS FOR LEOR MILF AIRY AUTHORITIES
TEXT OF PRESIDENTS REPLY TO PEACE
PROPOSALS
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON. Oct S--Thc text The president
communication handed the charge daiiar ad interim
OF Switzerland here follows
"Sr.
81 have the honor to acknowledge ON hdali OF the
president your note OF October sixth. enco,rg the com
muncatou from the German government 70 tie president
and am instructed by the president to request ou to make
the following communication to he German hancellor
Before making reply to the request of hc imperial
German government and in order that The rpy shall hc
candid and straightforward as the momentous interests
involved require the president oi the United States deem,
necessary 10 assure himself oi thc meaning OF the
of the imperial chancellor Does the imperial chan
ceor that the imperial government accepts the
laid down by the president in s address 10 the congress of
the United the 9Th OF January last and in ubc
qucut addresses and that It's object in entering discuss
ION would he only agree upon the pra tca details o
their application?
The president feels bound To say wihhdlL Ld to the
suggestion q" an arm>ticc that he would not ln liberty
to propose a cessation OF arms to the goyd1Jnls with
which the government of the United Staie ssociatei
against the central powers, long the fr o those
powers are upon their soil the good faith discuss
ION would manesty depend upon the consccl the cen
tral powers immediately 10 withdraw then iune, every
where from invaded territory lea
The president also feels that he is iusu lain asking
whether the imperial chancellor is speaking ON Tor the
constituted authorities of the empire who hap " far con
duced the war. lie deems tie answer & ! uauc,,ions
vital from every point Of view ny
"Acec''. .sr Oh r,a,.so.-SNdsyHY'WlT ,T'ffr CON
,ideraton lpll
"popA 49,.
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WILSON INTENDS TO SEE
IF TEUTONS ARE SINCERE
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.1

WASHINGTON, Oct S.-Presdent Wilson has met Cermanys
note with which WILL stroke develop whether
her proposal sincere merely petenson and pretension
be- fully Justify for all time before the world the prolongng OF
the with force the utmost force without limit At
the time the president has left wide open the door
Declining propose armstce while the of the
trail invaded SOIL the president today called
the German chancellor state absolutely necessary preliminary
TO reply from the entente allies and the United States whees
Germany accepts the principles peace repeatedly laid down
merely to accept th ss the basis and
whether the chancellor merely speaks for the German military
ters conducting the the whole German people.
AS the full significance Of the presidents diplomacy dsco
cd becomes evident that he has left the and
at the time left the marst leaders the powers
with question they necessarily way that will
their countries.
Among diplomats here the presidents is re-
Sarded Of his strokes II pointed uron
examination show such strong
may have desired The presidents advisors however, conf
dent that close consideration reveals its full import will be
apparent that IT long step forward Germany really
and that she does il will strip another hypocrsy
OF German diplomacy completely that responsibility prof
ongng the be charged allies by the Ger
mar peoples themselves.
The text Of the presidents made public
Prince Maxmian's nc
At the time officials let known that there would be
reply present to the Austrian similar that the Ger
chancellor II not considered necessary with Austria
until the time comes for reply to her dominating ally
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LOAN PLEDGES ARE.
SLOWLY INCREASING.
DALLAS FEDERAL RESFkNE ms
TRICT REACHES - PER
CENT OI QUOTA


WASHINGTON. Oct ST. Niue
working days Of me fourth LihTty
loan campaign arc gone ton remain
and only $1,000 100000 oi the So
UuO 100000 to'a. has been raised
Treasury compilations tonight
showed pledge uf Sl.5sl.55G.sO0
have been received by banks through
out rr, country This figure did not
NOT include today report from the
Dallas district however. and tbo ad
diuou Is expected 200 raise tho amount
100 100 Ieast fuu.Uo0.0OuO
The increased sales as fuvu 1y
today report over yesterday amounts
90 $50, 100000. Says Tho treasury
r,..N of fHe campaign and while
Chat f. Hu Increase over former days
Do rU . ar from satisfactory Ob.
r.uu.'F fHr very hardest Kind of work
v..I Boo required fH ilnat fho loan
subscription nt districts and per
....... ..# ...H... H.|I.H..
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AMERICAN PRESS
APPROVES REPLY
To GERMAN NOTE
tuNSE\St = OF OPINION II THAT
PRESIDENT TOrk RlGHT
ACTION.
UP TO TEUTONS NOW
some Newspapers Hold That WILSON
~huuld Have definitely Asked
Inr unconditional
Surrender

NEW YORK WORLD In deal
INK with thr American offensive
rrr ideut Wilson has employed the
same tactics that Foch used In break .
ing the German military offensive
% counter offensive The president
ha. simply shifted the issue back 90
Germany and lett the German gov
crumeuI tu get out a. best 1t can OF
the trap which was 80 carefully laid
Tor he United States ana the allies.
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a-Mllc Gnin Rclnric.l.

~ NI|0- -1'ed TT-'|
LONDON. Oc' The British and
Americans have advanced 10 @ depth
of about three miles along twenty
mile front in their great attack ho-
tween So Quentin and Cambria to-
day Field Marshal HaIg makes
This announcement in his report from
headquarters tonight
"Nor'h and South Carolina and
Tennessee troops captured Braiucour'
and Fremont making an advance Boo
these operations nf more than thrc"
miles
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ST louis GLuHEpEMdCRAT
IN this mtorroratlyc way ihc pres.
drul places tho possibility of ar.
lion uu the central powers They
cannot pretend tnat their proposal
hls been Ilou'.d or that i has been
denied confederation The lreat
question uf pelc. which 'hry sp much
.dos.rc s placed before them f1r
,H..I HRu n.uiu. Ihr mUf tp.
provo 'h. ur dau Iuf.musafi.. ur
rH 1000 HfH'u.
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F RANCO- ANE ERICANS
FORCE BACK HUNS
NEAR SAINT PIERRE
ALLIED TROOPS CAPTURE PLAT.
EAI NORTHEAST on
AUTRN.
LOST BATTALION FOUND
liaig Reports I. :. furc"s From
southern States look Bran
court and Fremont, Ad-
Vancing 3 Miles.

By Associated pr,ss
PARIS. Oct s. Franco-American
troops IN Champagne have driven
back the Germans over front Of
nearly two miles north oi 81 Pierre,
cap urod the plateau northeast OF
Autry and taken numerous prisoners.
according to thc French official COM
wuuic1'iou issued tonight
Tho French northeast uf So Quon-
Gin have captured Foutaino Dtorte.
the Bolecourt farm, the village ot
Rouyroy and other important posi-
tions More than 1900 Germans
we're made prisoner iu this region.
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Lost BATTALION Found.
D..

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTHWEST or VERDUN. Or'
I.I5 a 81 Tho American lost
battalion boz tho Argouro forest was
rescued lf 90 O'Clock yesterday
Though f bad encountered terrific
opposition 90 WlH found to b' virlH.
aIy intact. fov 0f its member being
Killed uf wounded
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Nv 'sHnriaf,1 rHsss
LONDON. Orf Tho Anglo.
American offensive 0n thD So Quen
tiu sector bias resulted Boo COO advance
at some places of four or tive miles.
according 20 the standard CORES
pondent Many village. and prison
co. have been captured
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LONDON. or I..U. af l
fierce nature a sk.nl pIaD r fle
'pdIIIr' uT. trfu.rr -.r..r ar.
AHs'rians. barring fhr rua. .. N..H.
according t1 ness rrrcHu. london
The serhlana have captured uisp
ridge 0n fhe Morr1 rItrr. m.Htar
between NranIe and LceroFar Two
thousand prisoners Including Iar.e
namh'f of German. were taken.
Tho NnHIarerIuu. Including
women have sksu gp arm. a.a.rf
th. .u.ir.ar. n Montenegro
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"rI'Eyns ,lHT,,s r. suo,lo ror
INTER pEACI Ills.
cUs = VOW.

OBJ Associated Pc
WASllNCTt 0ct Will,
most 'ongressl leader tonight
'ppio''d fresh Wilson note OF
INJURY 10 1er lny and especially
'', I''1sal To pep any proposal
Tor dn armisti urfu fI, .p.u.
'''' ''l'd occup toritoff senator
Lodge of Massa ns.tis hrpYbIi,.p
..'U'i ana seni' minorty member
'i '"' .'hh'e 70 In lrlai0us Dum-
m.ii.'. and Rcl .ui8f.,, F... .f
'''' hartman II tbp Republican
con iouai c3. llru .,-.u.tfi...
>Np'''d Keen dsi por.m.nI boo fur
course taken by IN iJ.ut
Im koonh dlapp..iI.a ..IH
senator lodTc. '1t tb. Hr.siIopt
huui lf This .agl.nt.. .a...4...
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hT At.H.IHf.d rssa
LONDON Oct ur fbr H.f' n.
'he r'R AuTiu.AmeuDIu advance d"
ihr So Quentin sector E-lFuE Hui
other Villages have been 1sru. ar.
curIiur tu fhD Evening Nev
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stf0efEf Or addition p.
'he fh1rrrrf af uuIr.rar. made
ur.rrrHr dur.rr fhe nIIrf afrrrr4 .r
rH.a and HrirarIa. 600 moro
have surrendered Dol arrorfar-a a.ft
CONTINUED on Page sirl
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ALLIES SMASH HUN
LINE FOR 70 MILES
ON WESTERN FRONT
MN DRIVE THROWS BACH
ENEMY TROOPS TWO 10
FlNE HIIES.
AMERICANS ARE N ATTACK
Wilson Demands Ia know II Ger
many l. Willing to Negotiate
Peace I pom Terms Alrcnd,
Laid Down.

w NnfHfihlfd iffts
The war situation for Tuesday is
summarized hy the Associated Press
as follows
Complete withdrawal of the troops
OF the Teutonic allies from occupied
territories Is essential To the com
menepment OF any peace discussion
with Germany. This fact has been
made known to Germany ana Aus
tro- Hungary by President Wilson IN
'swor 90 the recent appeal of the
=. man aancsllnr- tor q" elliv .nc
on and and the sea and In the air
aud the discussion Of possible means
for ending the war
IN addition. President Wilson i5
dpsirous Ot knowing, and has direct
~ asked the question, for whom the
imperial chancellor was speaking
when hc advanced his proposal -
whether % was for the constituted
authorities of the empire who have
been conducting the war or for the
whole German people The prc,i-
dent also desires 10 know 10 Germany
iu seeking peace accepts the terms
already laid down hy the prcsiden,
as the basis for the ending oi BIOS.
tlties
Trutons Defeated Everywhere.
Meanwhile the entente allied
iur,.s everywhere are defeating tl"
armies of ho Iawpnic allies ln
Franc. the, are fast carrying for
warl mJu,uycrs which ar" resulting
iu tu, enemy. .uc giving way from
th, region of CamhraI and \ordm
I.f.euI., BOO Macedonia and Turkish
thcater 'uu cleaning up process. con
tuuo. unahliDd
over % front lf % mi.c between
Cambru and So Quentin. the British.
American and French troops have
started q milh'v drive which. boz i'-
initial -tgr, ha- thrown th0 enemy
back from highly Hryrl tactical
positions to q depth 1l from tN0 tu
five miles Numerous towns have
boon captured and sprW.ueIy 900 'ho
great defensive poi .uous of tho
euemt r ih or.0u hurn hron uh.
liberated 'arfc number of prison
sr- hIt. been added io tho already
.rroat tHr0uE captured since tho Hl-
n,d offensive began Do addition.
terrible casualties wore inflicted ou
tho rremt hF fhe heavy artillery fire
on hr beginning 0f the attack which
yi.riu early Tuesday morning aud
ihr ml.h.rr gun and rifle fire of the
afitckur iOrHs. against tha eurmy
nIU resisted .iHunuruly at yari0u.
points
Nsnl,, Fight With British.
The American tru0ps flh'Irr
along .de ifa British alvaya were .r
the sau lUI aH.r ri hf foil fheir
TD.IHrr. 80. where 'hr points uI
penetration off ffr German i.rr Nn."
greatest 80 H# accounts hard
fighting 1000 Va. r progress with
tho ausmr steadily giving ground
ON fhe southern 80 ~ fhr battle
front from fhe HhaIm. sector tH tle
Mouse river ihe French and Ameri-
ear. ara carving o1f succ' FULLY
their couFerr.ur movement north
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WEATHER

i1rerau Wednrsla FAIR and
colder
Trsa. general far W.iuD day
an Thursday
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n' more than reign 20. law. based
pom thn consent 0f the governed
1908 usH.urd hg fhg or ru'scd opiu
1923 OF mankind
Message T. Direct
% was freely conceded that a hasty
reading GO the prpsidcutf answer
might NOT 40 fr., satisfy some who
hoped for @ f'U rejection uf any
t.rH. huf an mrondI .oual SUI
render Hu the government O. con
ii'.n' iml a tho presidents com
'UI.I'.HU s ..f..ult '..Hfrl. go
n.I import smspi. .ts almost inev-
f#UN effect realized. and its pos
.U..'"s for weakening 'hp Germun
U..".r. parity Uu i.s home ,roundl
.umr-uH0rIri 10 witt hr seen that
'n" Urs .i.u' .hH.. t"rl deep. bat
.I. method of developing an ana
'.. ..r .I Hmr tu ihe Question do
German people want pa1re'"
.r .Uff..r WLl" tH. invaders
-".. Hn violated SOIL ls already
'.. Ht. .ua" uuu must state
..'..r .Hr 0...ri q reign of law
| .r 'H. .u..nI u. rhe govern
hrfhH. .In .F... 60 nero
uI. .Hr mr s.y Nhe-
'".. ... appeal I"f yllr' comes
'i HI iIn'is who be-
1870. i." NIfI. domination or
.." "a. fI..'' people r.idy in
W"r. lasting
"' '.. '"'''''n noints
.'. '..-.''' speech before
..r.- "H January n lHlN. makes
''. 900 NIl'h peace can
N'. '''Inh' hecre-
#-E Lansing issued The following
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WASHINGTON. oct S--Thc text o The president
handed to the charge daiiair ad interim
B, Switzerland here follows:
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nH more than q reign q. law. based
|run thc consent of the governed
1903 usH.urd hg tlg or ruiscd opiu
1920 ul mankind
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lpr um u,I,T' y ,Irr

Continued Rare s7f
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continued on Page TwOJ
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CONGRESS ON JANUARY s.

ereignty which she en- in COM
mon with all other free nations. No
other single act will serve as this will
serve to restore confidence among the
nations in the laws which they have
themselves set and determined for the
government of their relations with one
another. Without this healing act the
whole structure and validity of inter.
national law is forever impaired.
VIII-All French territory should
be freed and the invaded portions re-
stored. and the wrong done to France
by Prussia in 1871 in the matter Of
Alsace-Lorraine. which has unsettled
the peace Of the world for nearly nifty
years. should - rishted, n order that
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by friendly counsel along historically
established lines Of allegiance and ma
tionality, and international guaran-
tees of the political and economic in
dependence and territorial integrity Of
the several Balkan States should be
entered into.
XII.-The, Turkish portions Of the
present Ottoman Empire should be a.
sured a secure sovereignty. but the
other nationalities which are now un-
der Turkish rule should be assured an
undoubted security Of life and an sb'
solutely unmolested opportunity of au;
tonomous development. ana the par-
danelles should b. psrmapentlR QoonGl
- fgee pasaGo - ~
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peace may once more be made secure
in the interest of all.
IX.--A readjustment OF the From
tiers of Italy should be effected along
clearly recognizable lines OF national
ity.
X.-The peoples Of Austria-Hunsary
whose place among the nations we
wish to see safeguarded and assured,
should be accorded the freest oppor-
tunity Of autonomous development.
XI.-Rumania. Serbia and Monte
negro sheuld be evacuated; occupied
territories restored; Serbia accorded
free and secure access to the sea /;
the relations Of the several Bal
kan states te enc anoeh1r 1eierminsa
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NAL claims, based upon a strict OBJ.
servance of the principle that in de-
termining all such questions of sover-
eighty the interests of the population
concerned must have equal weight
with the equitable claims Of the Gov
ernment whose title Is to be deter
mined.
yI.-The evacuation of all Russian
territory and such settlement Of all
questions affecting Russia as will Sc
cure the best and freest cooperation
of the other nations OF the world In
obtaining for her an unharhpered and
unembarrassed opportunity for the
Independent determination Of her own
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political development and nationai
policy and assure her of sincere
welcome into the society of'free ma
tions under institutions of her own
choosing: and, more than a welcome
assistance also of every kind that she
may need and may herself desire.
The treatment accorded Russia by her
sister nations in the months to come
will be the acid test of their goodwill.
of their comprehension of her needs
as distinguished from their own in
tssests and of their intelligent and
unselfish sympathy.
VII.-Belgium, the whole world will
agree, must be evacuated and restor ID,
without any attempt TO limit the COW
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the enforcement Of international cove.
nants
III.-The removal, SO far as posi-
BILE. Of all economic barriers and the
establishment of an equality Of trade
conditions among all the nations con-
senting to the peace and associatine
themselves for its maintenance.
Inadequate guarantees given
and taken that national armaments
will reduce to the lowest point con-
sistsnt with domestic safety.
& v.--Frse. open-minded and abso-
ll1olx iQrartial adtyelnent e " cello
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commerce Of all nations under integ
national guarantees
XIII.--An indeDendent Polish stats
should be erected which should In
clude the territories Inhabited BY -.
disputably Polish populations. which
should be assured free and secur(
access to the sea. and whose political
and economic indepepdenee and tsrrit
torial Integrity should be guarantesa
by International covenant.
xIv.-A general association Of NJ
tons must be formed under speelo<
covenants for the purpose ef e1(oC1
ins mutual guarantees ae peli1to
AapeHteaee - tsvelteg(Q = M
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D terms set forth by President
|1non q essential to peace In his
~ 70 Congress on January 8 last
pea'ows:
In covenants of peace, openly
~. after which there shall be
- International understand
~ Kind. but diplomacy shall
o,uays frankly and in the
0nte fresdom Of navigation
- ven1nlds .srritcrial waters.
80 - - war, except
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Russia chaos whether will be further split up
become federated State nearly fully large Imperial
Russia is still in doubt 14 Ukraine separated from
Russia. remain independent be of new Russia
this also true of (5) the Caucasus; 6 Armenia to be
definitely freed from Turkish control either Independent
or autonomous State Q7 amania proper which will doubt
less form part of greater Rumania including 8) Bess
arabia and Transyania Czechosovaka be formed
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independent State of Bohemia and Moravia, parts
of AustraHungary; (2 Hungary which, shorn of Tran
syvana Croatia and other lands oppressed by Hungarians
either be free remain Joined to Ausria (22) Austria
to be free Joined to what remains of Germany after the
2S) ugoslav lands of AusriaHungary to form part of
great Jugosav naon (24) Italy Iredenta to to Italy
25 Serbia she prior 1913 be incorporated with
(26) Macedonia 2 outlet the Adatic Sea- and (28)
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D AsaceLorrane to be returned by Germany to France
Luxembourg occupied by German troops to be free
nod to Belgium; (3) German Poland be Incorporated
h az Russian Poland and 5) Austrian Poland into
- State; (6 District of Chom, disputed by Ukraine and
md ultimate fate doubtful; (O (8), (9) NO), 1, Es-
a, Livonia, Courland Lithuana and Finland, each of
- may be Independent part of federated Russia 2)
aan Coast in dispute between Russia and Finland; (3)
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Montenegro, into great Jugosav nations (2s) Albania fate
doubtful (3O) Bulgaria, before the and
be after the Entente through with her. though she hopes for
accessions of territory Dobruda and European Turkeys ts
European Turkey the most probable thing about which is that
will longer belong to Turkey when the Europe based
German defeat becomes reality 1927 the region about
Drama Seres and Kavaa to be returned to Greece by Bull
garia. eF.A&
The evening herald., 1918-03-16

peace apparently has yet
taken by the all Russian soe at Moscow While
dispatches had
decided overwhelmingly ray the treaty advc from Moscow
Friday there has been division the council of people
mssaries indicating that Russia has not yet been committed to the
herman terms
approval of the treaty seemingly
OF the belonging the party the social evou
onists OF the Left who refuse ray It, The social revouons
said have resolved the council should the
the treaty This probably that decisive action
Ihas not yet been taken by the congress a whole
dispatch Moscow
the Boevi voted the of the
government agreeing to the German which neverth
less they condemned The Boshev said necessary
for the defense the nation against the invaders
Several ministers the Lenne members of the
social revoution the Left They admitted late last
December when the Bohev threatened with power
unless the revouonists recognized The social revoion
the Right have been opposed continuously to the Boshv who
broke up the constituent assembly when the party the Right elected
the chairman.
troops Champagne the strong
artillery fire there which
of Mont Cane taken the March recapued
In the successful operation the French % prisoners including
French the German lines
at Mont Blond and took prisoners.
On the British front the fighting activity continues lively, espe
cy between Ypres and Aas Near north of Ara Canadian
successful raid German trenches in which prisoners
taken nodheast south Ypre
The German artillery fire has been intense
There has been change the American Tou
of Lunevlle
The American at Stockholm have sent
demand General Mannheim commander the Finnish govern
ment forces for the release Of American
taken from the Aand islands BY the Danzg
The Aland islands
aiding General Mannerhem putting Finnish rebels
Toxic newspaper that $50
Boshev Bagovestchenk
800 miles north of Harbn Manchur Another report that only
three Japanese were killed and wounded
Berlin reports somewhat British night
along the front between Aras and ST
e Won Gawits indicated in the army headquarters
Apparently General Gaz troops those
commanded by the German Duke Abrech
Lunevile