Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
GERMAN DEFENSES
. GIVEN HARD BLOW
ON WESTERNFRONT
Boches Retire Before Amer
lean Advance West of
Meuse River.
AUSTRIAN ENJOYS RECEIVE
TERMS SET FOR ARMlSTICE;
Allied Representatives Not Yet
Agreed Upon Conditions to
Be Offered Germany.
ITALIANS CROSS FRONTIER
HorSemen on Venetian Plains Race
for Crossings of Tag
liamcnto.
AUSTRIAN ENJOYS RECEIVE
TERMS SET FOR ARMISTICE-
ITALIANS CROSS FRONTIER
HorSemen on Venetian Plains Race
for Crossings of Tag.
liamcnto. .fsss
BY Associated Press.t

over the plains OF Nenetia and !into
the mountain valleys of the Treritino,
the Italian and allied pursuit Of ttthe
demoralizcd Austro-IIungariauS foes
on unabated. In France, the German
defenses are shaking under the 49,
saults of the British, French and
Americans. West OF. the AIeuse the
enemy IS retiring before the-AmAfI.
cans. ,.=
Austrian emissaries have been given
the armistice terms OF the aIlIes and
have returned to their own lines,
where the Austrian command has them,
under consideration. Meanwhile. an
italian naval contingent has rAided
the srcath base OF Pola. while allied
warships are on their ,E'ay to Trieste To-
take command OF situation matles
serious by fleeing Austrian soldiers s g
The allied ministers and delegates
commune their, deliberations over thsS
ITALIANS PUSHING Up -,9,yi 81; ss 81
~ COnDE,Xo4E:3ys.AL ALLiSs
.assFrolp, west sof tNsiag & o to tiisss ripS.e
the Italians age press!l,G into the TN !.
P1ssSai pps Weil Esl!ss ssssSt sstn e sTsss
tier northeast OF lAsiago. West sof fise
way y, into the Noy valley. leading 20
have epenetrated into the. Important
Sugana sNt s,,,,all Valley. the main pathwayisof
area tho Italians have crossed , the
Pinve. near Busche. and northeast tof9
Rsllsno R:Isn tnn arc 4 pushing up the cordeyoie
On the Venetian plains. Itnliaiis cav
AIRY n,Ier has s,x crossed n;5ss the CeliRa-ALsdnn
nento and % are racing G o. to 'nS reaei,s HE
crossings OF that river. In. their ad~
vance, the cavalry ;overcame strang
ana 5hs reES s9sber
pressure press, Re. on on the front immedIatsIyt
900 Austrian prisoners and moro tfas,
l,6O0 guns already have beenyscouneetss
by the armies under General Diaz;,. 800
VALENCIENNEs TAKEN ~
BY CANADIAN TRO0Hs
Marshal Foch continues to smash
yaleneiennes has. been taken BY tic
Canadians. cana and the bitterly contested
border North of vaienciennes, NE hes
British have Tournai within \, their
position at lie ouesnoy is most serious.
The capture of Valenc;ennea and, tlte
strong positions around it. militarytoh-
servers have pointed out. probably-wiu
compel the Germans TO carry outs "a
Withdrawal movement on a large scais
oItn anu south. inc line OF the "
cess around Vaicnciennes, and aIass
beuge and Mons are thren tened by tie
ths orsl Of forest, tss in s1gam Ss5r,sr
British. French and Americans con-
tinue the operations looking to thclouf4
West OF the NIeuse the American
First Army and the French fourth
Army are following up the successes OF
Americans collapsed Saturday after
noon. and the Americans reached. Fosse,
an IN, Advance ,s o, Of more than four miles
enemy is now behind the ,Freya posi-
;ion and the Americans are pressing
naFd n ln9nt OF are .ha
the salient OF the Bouldt forest.
of :.
AMERICAS FIRST FIGH,E
November is the first anniversary Of
the clash between American and der,
Canal; On November 3. 1917, American
and German patrols met for the ilrft
The last telegram received. yestefJayt
in Berlin from Budapest said that san
suinary street lighting was in progress
troops. Since then telesraphic and tel
ephonic communications have ceased. ~
bese ns seesaa seeorasIo ss
the London Evening News, which Says
Il has received unofficial adviccs toithar
ID. SEQ - =
aIOTERs IN NUDAPEsT
DISPLAY GOOD FEaE;EISSs
budapest Is beiaGged. according to
| German wireless message receiyed4It
-ondon yesterday: and many. public
occurring. Troops sent by the na.lonal
have liberated troops Hhtcm
we're locked in barracks BY tho gend-
Lrmes. ~ .5 ss@a, y { S5t
Leitner who recently attempted 70
;ill Count Tisza. and who was arrested
hnls q frA =
mob who raided the prison. a,s9 ~
The Vienna grain reserves are vtr-
ually exhausted. According to -
zurich dispatch to the Exchange TeIey
'raph Company, Vienna has only thrsss,;
lays hour supplies. - - ss
OF, ALI tis.Sss&S}s5 ss} y.
SERBIAN TERRITORY FonECAS Ssr
fBy Associated Fressl w
VIENNA, November 3 tvia I.ond6iIJ s-,-s5s
rhe evacuation of ali Serbian terr6terssKs
y the Austrians Is imntnsnt, Thss
statement from the War Once to-dasy 81
On tho Italian mountain frpnt.foiis
roops, in carrying out our fneaanseS 3
4 evacuation according to plan. Will