Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-04
HUN SURRENDER
EXPECTED SOON
Military Leaders at Washing
ton Look Capitulation When
Terms Are Submitted
AUSTRIA OPENS NEW WAY
With Detection of Ally Ger
mans Can Be Attacked
On Another Front.
COUNCIL STILL DELIBERATES
Exchanges Continue at Yer
sallcs-Wilson In Touch
With Colonel House.
AUSTRIA OPENS NEW WAY
COUNCIL STILL DELIBERATES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Armis.
ti,e terms which the Austrtans have
accepted are expected here 10 furu-
ish t clear index TO those which the
supreme, war council at Versailles is
preparing for Germany. Conse-
Qunu,y their publication will carry
greater significance than otherwise
Wo.,d attach since the Austrian sur
render has been discounted in ad-
vance by the internal dbintoCratiOn
Of he dual monarchy and the col
lapse ul The Austro-ll Hungarian forces
on ,hr Italian front.
Official announcement that the
arm.s'Icc had been signed reached
the state department today. In max
ing this known officials gave no in
dicd'.un Of the terms imposed, nor
was there any explanation of why
cessation OF hOstilities had been de-
laytd II hours or more after the
actual signing of the articles OF sur
render The generally accepted
view. however, seemed to be that il
was desired TO have virtually all
Italian soil freed Of enemy troops
before the Italian armies were conf
mitted 10 end their attacks upon the
routed Austrian forces.
IolntS Already Taken.
Military men here said tho terms
which .,He supreme war council had
preuIr.I would make it impossible
for the AuStrians 10 renew hostili-
ties, probably including the disarm-
ing Jf the enemy troops and oCcupa-
ton Of stragetic points as well. Some
Of these. namely, Trent and Trieste.
already have been occupied by It4l-
ian and allied forces.
Free movement OF the allied
forces through Austria to attack
Germany from the south. should the
supreme war command decide such
stroke necessary in the future, also
Is expected to be stipulated. Unof-
ficia. reports from Vienna today
said the Germans were preparing for
such an attack by feverishly digging
mdn.ln frontier.
The detection OF Austria leaves
Germany stripped of its last ally and
mos, Of the military men here, both
allied and American, believe that
her ylpitulatiOn will follow soon af-
ter the terms from Versailles are
submitted.
Council Exchange Views.
t\rhlHgcs of views between Col.
f. NJ House. special representative
OF the American government in
France ana the allied premiers con
unuot today at Colonel House $
nome IN Paris and apparently the
general terms for Germany are not
YET ready for submission to the al
lied military leaders for Consldera-
ton with regard to their military
necessities. Colonel House is keep
ing President Wilson constantly ad-
NS'd AS. 80 progress of events
Great Importance is attached here
To N" course followed by the allied
ami American governments in de-
terrins peace settlements with Aus
WIa. Turkey and Bulgaria until Ger
many also shall surrender or he
crushed This policy is counted up
on 20 prevent any eleventh hour at
tempt un the part of the Germans
10 sow seeds Of disCord among the
allies
May Divide Germans.
In View of the general situation,
inc = lshing FranCo-AmeriCan vic
tories north and west Of Nerdun are
regarded as significant. Unless an
armi>''"c interrupts. it is believed
ihe thrust will he pressed home re-
NnIi',-.} 10 cut the German front in
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