The Raymer enterprise., 1918-11-07

A Vienna report states that Count
ksrolyi, after obtaining a release from
his oatl, Of fealty to the emperor, pro
claimed a republic In Hungary.
Italians British and French armies
are swiftly driving the Austro-Hun-
eHrians through the mountain passes
II northern Italy toward their own
frontier.
A Berlin report says General Won
Lossberg has succeeded General Lud-
endorif. Lossherg was In 1917 chief
TO Won Arlnin, eo1mahder-in-chief In
Flanders.
Prisoners taken by the allied forces
In their offensive on the Piaye river
numbered more than 5000 up to last
Thursday. More than 100 guns had
been captured.
Bombing units attached TO the
American First and Second armies
dropped six tons OF explosives on
German positions north OF Verdun one
day last week.
Serbian troops have entered Bel
grade, their former capital. and late
reports from the scene Of fighting
state that the little nation has been
almost cleared Of the enemy.
Official cables to the Italian EN-
bassy at Washington. report that the
Italians have sunk the Austrian super
dreadnought Viribus Units, hast and
biggest unit Of the Austrian fleet.
Orders for 3,0oG,0pO.UO cigarettes.
li.hed by the treasury In favor OF
France, brought the total credits 10
that country up TO s2,465. 100000 and
the total for all allies to ST,I32916.-
8G6.
An appeal has been made to Gov
ernor Burnquist for physicians and
nurses to aid In checking the spread
of Spanish influenza among the resi-
dents Of fire-swept northeastern Min
nesota.
After days Of pleading, General
Diaz, commander-n.chief Of the ltal-
Ian armies. has granted AustroHun-
gary an armistiee and hostilities In
the Italian theater came to close
On November T.
The slow departure OF citizens OF
the lower Rhiueland In Germany,
which began when the frs. allied
bombs hlt Cologne. has developed into
panic flight. according to advices
reaching London.
Showing results Of severe fighting.
l96 wounded men, many Of them mem.
bers Of the l6sth Iowa regiment. have
reached Fort Des Moines hospital.
Not few Of the men returned with
arms and legs gone.
The Italian ilag now flies over the
Austrian cities of Trent and Trieste
Trieste Is the principal seaport Of
AuStro-llungary on the Adriatic
Trent Is fortified city and has been
claimed by Italy for years.
Official announcement has been
made at Rome that Italian and allied
forces, in their drive In northern Italy,
have captured 100000 Austro-Hungar-
ians, more than 1890 guns and great
quantities of war material
The War department has authorized
the construction division to proceed
with war projects estimated to cost
s6.63O,OO0. They include - barracks
and three buildings at san Diego. Cal,
and six warehouses at San Francisco.
Sirens set up at New York 10 give
warning of enemy air raids led a
chorus Of factory and steamboat whls-
ties and bells on churches and public
buildings In celebration Of the official
announcement that Austria was out Of
the war.
Berlin is In the grip Of financial
panic, 1t is reliably reported, and big
German banks have called upon the
populace not 10 withdraw deposits
and not to hoard currency notes. But
the rush on the banks has grown
worse daily.
Court martial Of Col Il. A. Deeds,
former head Of the aviation depart.
ment, and criminal proceedings
against three others are recommended
by Charles Evan Hughes in his report
on the investigation Of airplane pro-
duction. The report stated that about
S2i,0Oo.O00 had been lost to the gov
ernment through abandoning two
types Of airplanes and failing to do
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