The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-01

/. When the last dispatch came from London
fighting with Austria may have ended before
nistice terms had been submitted by General
the Austrian commander and it was thought
reverses in the past two or three days and
Hungary has established separate govern
ecognized and Emperor Charles gave orders
but to yield to them.
Jed ,c3Ew government, have alinged them
/ recognized the new Czecho-Slovak govern
rmly established Austria is being dismem-
ustrians were taken prisoners by the allied
that prisoners are being taken SO rapidly
is impossible to enumerate and identify
MS
Two more days is the general belief and
: aevitably do, all Of the forces of the allies
", the Austrian railroads being used to
nd artillery to Germanys southern border.
4 cable dispatches received today:
y Have Surrendered.
by Associated ess.)-Negot gotiations be-
garian military commanders for an armi-
-dvices received in London Fighting may
. Has Armistice Terms.
\ It is understood here that the allied ma
stria Hungary are now in the hands of
.esr-in-chief.
aened This Afternoon.
sentatives of the allied nations began de-
council shortly afternoon today.
~ 1900 Prisoners.
ess.)-British made good progress in an
region. The city is surrounded on three
rs were taken by the British this morning.
sgnizes Prague Council.
tording to the Weser Gazette, recognized the
I'D Consul Gebhattel to make the necessary
-eas1 government.
yolutionists Succeed.
81 Press. )-The Croatians who completely
.sse on the Adriatic proclaimed their union
dispatches.
:. s,1sa Good Advances.
IN BELGIUM-As a result of operations
motion with the Belgian forces there has
front northward along the Scheldt river.
g'ournai is beginning to figure as the apex
Lon in Hungary.
Ted Press. "A successful revolution has
Hungarian national council has taken over
assage to the Berlin Tagblatt from Count
lie says the police have acknowledged the
- pest Archduke Joseph, the emperor's rep
to Zurich dispatch. Emperor Charles,
u Vienna gave orders that all conflict with
structed the authorities to yield, without
Z, premier, was killed by soldier, according
,n+ was shot while walking on the street.
'e,ny in Full Retreat.
EAST OF THE PAVE RIVER.-(By As
sinue to retire hastily in the plains and
;eoners, the number being SO great they can
lies Leaping Forward.
catches from Rome say the allied armies
is nc longer possible to identify the many
ars and guns captured or Italians liberated.
Eiss enemy to work on defenses in occupied
ased.
e Another Successful Day.
sas drove the Germans out of the village OF
ne Meuse In yesterdays fighting. General
J in yesterdays communique and says the
whole front.
shot down and all of the American planes
pc itions successfully carried out are de-
Artillery Active Today.
Wy NORTHWEST OF VERDUN.-(By As
ssed artillery fire by the American heavy
ong the front of the American first army
s.in on Italian Front.
ie Italian front occupied the town Of Sacile
he Piave. The enemy is falling back rapidly
Heavy Fighting in Night.
tiles in progress during the night on the
er near Guise and in the Aisne sector near
eau Porcein.
esulae Attack Today.
h troops resumed the offensive south OF Val
& sd progress is being made. The British,
esnay, captured a number Of prisoners yes
an Casualties GAL.
: American army casualty lists issued for
he marine corps. The list issued for morn
Wounds, s; died of disease, 9; wounded, de-
ID slightly, 10; total, 323.
Ids, 6; died from aeroplane accident, !; died
", 113; wounded slightly, 100; missing IN
nents before the notices were mailed