The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07

acknowledges whipped procla-
his soldiers he
to-the The
armice and has agreed the
his address to the senate January 9 which pubhd
The plea of both Austria Germany before the United
States senate where it being discussed amid flows while
President Wilson locked the privacy his library studying the
and preparing MS answer which every American believes will be ucon
On the
being pounded before and good being made
Bulgaria, which recently notified
and Austrian troops that they must get out of Bunlgara within 80 days
that country The legraphc and cable dispatches received today
Germany and Austria Ask President for an Armice
WAsHINGTON- Maxmiian,
peace negotiations previously by
been received by the Swedish legation here which in charge of Ger
Washington
Austrian substantially similar has also received by se
Lansing, being the Swedish minister
secluded in his study while he considers the notes
Believe Kaiser Bill Sent the Peace Note, Personally I
WAsHNGTON delivered to President Wilson
personally by the Swiss legation here instead through the secretary
usual method This has here to
the belief that the from Emperor William himself
Senate is Discussing Germany's Peace Offer
discussion of Gemanys offer has begun
States Pondxe of Washington state republican de-
proposal mistce frehted with "the
Pndxr declared armisce
would mean the end of all military action accompanied only
evacuation Of Belgium and France
Hhk of the foreign relations committee
President Wilson his address of January
said the Gemans offer only upon
evacuation of Belgium and France would be
France well as reparaon Tor IN
done Belgium France and Serbia are among rne Terms
which Germany to accept
absolutely abhont the thought
of suspension host recommended that addition
the principles President Wilson that providing that the
would deal only with the real representatives OF the German people
appontee be added to the peace terms
McCumber Imposes Heavy Penalties Germany
where the German OTTER IS oeg
discussed opinion shown by the speeches and demands
made is make Germany pay to the utmost or ner par - @ M
has introduced resolution which was m
foreign committee but apparently meets much favor with
providing the United States agrees TO any
surrender her and arms and m
~ Hindenberg Quits Army
Marshal Won Hindenbg resigned chief of the Ger
NOV aff after heated interview Emperor William in which linden
berg large scale Impossible aVoo
Dispatch based reports received from ne
today. ae, c:.
French have crossed the su,pPe per river yer @ s %
Granville reached Baancourt outskirts and
after fighting - cas ho
ClementA Anes heavy losses were hiiiceu upoA w ~ ~
retired disorder
Sundays fighting completed the diverance Of Rheims Inc ~ M
Of St. Quentin continued all day. .....a
Toy fortified woods have been
49, Fronch who took hundred German prisoners
- English ForcesP Push Steadily Forward -
forces further progress last nghe
the schedt Of Aubenheu and east opps
The pushed slightly toward Lille on the wes anu nor
capturing posts east OF Bercau ana progressing
0h " W T French Take More Towns Germans !
PARs-offal alThe French last night captured s pa t and north
- h river Arnes Northeast Quentin Germans attacked s
times trying reake positions captured y nnes TO-DAY
cont Tilov been repused flgn1ng on '
~ : Americans Advance Against The Huns. -, ,a
phing who also reported artillery activity on 0otn so
~ Central Powers Warned to Leave Bulgaria . -, h
mcrrRnAMBulpara the central powers with wncn M
.sys - dispatch from Sofia Berlin newspapers i
- Serbans Occupy Albanian Town. -, pk
n.ps the town Of Deroa on 'ne ~
nr;n river forty of Elbasan Albania TO-DAY
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