The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-31
sio CROWD IN -taoNT OF REictss'
TAo oUiLpiMo TO cGLk1RATG
RGLGAsG or liGDkNEchT.,
TURKS SEEKING PEACE
Y. .. Mtssiok "A FRANCE TO Dis.
/ cuss TRucG pAELiMINARlGs
WITH ALLIED COUNCIL

th0 kA16gr ana the 0otAo100no0& u
Eepublic, according to L'lnfosmation.
The crowds had collectsd to pay
tribute to Kari LisbknscA&, Socialist
leader, recently released after long
limprisonment for political opposition
| to the German government, according
to dispatches received ~ the nsws-
paper from Zurich.
After frenxiedly acciaiming Liebk-
necht, the people hoistsd him into .
vehicle filled with flowers. Amid Wild
cheers. Lisbknecht declared: The
peoples hour has arrivsd!"
Amsterdam.-Ths speedy uncondi-
tional surrender Of the tro-HpAeAr-
ian monarchy u probable. accor4ang
to.a Vienna dispatch to the Frankfort
Gazette. -
Basel, Switserland.-Turkey will ac-
cept peace based o. the principles Of
right and justice Laid down by Presi.
dent Wilson, which the new Turkish
govsrnment approves. ths grand visisr.
Tewfik PAsha, b quoted I'm . Constan-
tinopls dispatch ~ having stated in
Parliament.
The grand videss' speech vas made
ON the occasion e the peseeatAttoa q
the now ministry 10 the chamber. Hse
|sAla Tie DwefaDsst Nould gyant With.
out delay to all sls0eats not only 20
iitical rights without distinction ~ to
nationality or religion. but the right
to participate in the administration Of
the country.
Emperor Charles, according to .
Budapest dispatch, has accepted the
resignation Of Baron Burian. the Aus
|tro-Hungarian foreign minister. aad
also Of the Hungarian cabinet headed
by DR.. Wekerle. Count Julius Andras-
sy, Hungarian statesman. has been sp-
pointed to succeed Baron Burian.
II was announced In the Awer
chamber of the Hunsarian pariiament
that the Croatian soldiers OF the Sew
enty-ninth regiment at Fume bad 70
volted. seized the city and destroSod
the railroad there. Count Apponyi,
Count Andrassy and the opposition
deputies thereupon demanded the res.
! .g;aation Of the ministry. according 10
Budapest advices received here.
DR.. Wekerle. the premier, declared
that, IN view sf the increasing DIM
culties Of the situation. he woaid pre-
pose to the King csaliGSoa ninistry.
oeaasut % President wilson's
note to .Gernany u. beginning TO -,
pear In. German papers. Ths Nsttaei
ZeitunG OF Berlin says: "Preai4eat
Wilson has answered quickly. wal.
II ever Emperor Williams invocation
that God be With him 10 in reason. 1t
u right now" The Neuste Nachrich-
tea Of Berlin says: ''In spite Of ev-
esything. We feel that this answer
brings MS nearer peace"
Washinston-Col. E. N. House. per
sonal representative Of President WI.
son and spokesman Of the state de-
partment, and Admiral William 8.
Benson, chief of naval operations.
have arrived IN France to represent
the United States In the consideration
of Germany's plea for an armist.ce
and peace negotiations.
BaselAThe German war cabinet
considered Ifesident Wilson's reply At
q lengthy ss1sion Friday, according to
the Frankfort Zeitung. II was decided
not to answer At the present time. but
to walt until II Is learned what the
entente's armistice conditions may BE-.
Hungary Wants Separate Psaes Terms
Paris.-Hunsary Intends to apply d.
rect to the entente governments to A.
certain ON what terms they will grant
an armistice and peace to Hungary. II
u reported in political circles In Buda-
pest, according to Zurich dispatch.
already b recoaciled
to the idea of unconditional capitula-
don, sAySa Vienna dispatch to tie
frankfort Zeitung. because Vienna h
Threatened with famine. the authorities
are powerless and laws are no loaser
reinforced.
l NaINess DeaeeA Waos Increase.
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