The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-11
IF HUN REJECTS PEACE, WAR WILL
BE CARRIED TO BERLIN AND FOE
WILL BE CRUSHED FROM WITHIN

i The Yanks are all. set to carry the
war through AlSace and Lorraine, and
seize the iron fields on which Ger,
many depends for munitions Of war
They have practicaliy ~. apart the
: German armies on The western Iron;
! and made their withdrawal TO the
! Rhine preca ricuS task, which ,0e;
I end in rout and iSsnic and heavier
losses than any YET experienced b
the HUN
From Iht. BelsiaNiSe- aoosis%> -
which the army OF the WESTERN tro,s'
is being IA pidly Gr!vs1, 1t is less >A-,>N
! 500 miles 10 Berlin
Saxssar Border War.
/ On the WESTERN GacSsecs> 9AsGSA al
4 tacSS Will re aaGDcac<s Through us
varaa-wAteaaer 1as, sAUssFSaEsS NE Ia Il
or no1-:Ae APPS tsscaasSa re a2lr osS
rSer and Italian and sSgtssSa SalSsSsr<~
seassa.ac.a in ggaa4ncaSr rfssssnss nasS
Row ne Fastening FORWARD ready TO
poal- 1hrt11sA the seso1lt-aSc PASSES ta>
TO Germany "a
sao- % years 5Aa Relations >s"Tws<sss
Germany and A&S1rSa HAVE esssc Sste
than eo-sSfSt21soss here have SsSssa @ie"
net.aSSa-v The GssS,&Goe's scE@Sss Aus
i-Ss Tor rae allies = hat On aaGss>.
s2axa-+ia i@css> eE5s w'aGt@G1sss the e=l'>~
7f.1 and Is ealE ore 0t the German
s,ra1ssS t-vra wfaeeA rt1r&o-'S Of >sPar-
5-.s g,ss.t,s. q peace Which would ea>Est.
IN. G-yias5as up u ces Cssr--san, have
tesrGs..
1,e-aa2 Is bait 1t,s gaElss from the
.,sr,sEs- u SaxcCv and Austria
-a=s 1--sv OF E'Vt1l5 IS being made
-,ssa.av fcr Gly4Sta1 dr0Ia Che east anei
IT, tr-v=s OF CZsTeo~SFeTAEs are
-:laasv IL, 2lv3lce-
-Tnes l-~a ring Is IN accomplished
t3g1 md the choking Of German & Mall
Ter Of = few months 81 the most
The euttsr STATES on the further
borders ot which the armies OF the
central powers have stood. Tearing
Germany well shielded in the center.
10 longer offer their protection
RrrssEta may again take the field
and the release OF Italian forces
which have BEEN battling Austria and
the new armies which Htsy De added
to rhe strength OF the entente should
give an army OF ,t1tll men 10 turn
loose upon Gerr,any's eastern IRON
tier
The Black Sea is now open Tor the
movement OF allied forces in Tha east.
Over the Air:a,ic forces can be land
ed at ports held by Austria now
availa BE for declaration OF troops to
bemored over the railroads OF Aus
.ria.
True the allies have to brsak down
tn. system Of fertilization about Metz
and Devond along the Rhine. Be
@f1 NO
which will attack her from the east
there are fortified lines and Berlin
itself is surrounded by a protective
belt of fortresses about 81 miles out
side the city. But long ago IN this
war it was proven that the strongest
Qualifications are not inyincible to the
mobile big guns which have been, IN
vented and America has guns more
! powerful than any yet demonstrated.
Eight. ten and Pinch guns are
being turned out in ,France by Amerl-
/ can gun makers. There are 1000 OF
! them at work on these giant instru-
-ments of destruction and they are
/ mounted on railroad trucks which
make their movement fro mfFont to
=! front simple matter. Their COM
manders are supreme when it comes
to transportation.
Air Power Greatest.
4, And over all and above all is the
power of the allies in the air. with
planes in legions and explosives OF
tremendous force which, while the
HUN armies are being forced back
step by step will carry over their
heads to munition centers, railroad
centers, industrial cities and to the