Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-05
DISASTER AWAITS ARMIES
New Blows by Allies Render
Foe Without Hope of Sue
cessful Resistance.
DESERTED BY ALL FRIENDS
Hohenzollerns Left to Their
Due With Die Being Cast
for Destruction.
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BY Tho Associated Pross.

ny lhe Associated PrcAA.
With 0ermany's allies vanquished
and forced to accept terms for
cessation OF hostllltles against them
tantamount to abJect surrender, the
do how Is to be cast In 'rGnt OF the
HchenEollern dynasty.
The inter-allied conference sit-
tlrs In Versailles has drawn cd the
terms under which Germany may
have peace and the Indications are
that these terms will be no less hard
than those imposed up)n Austria
Hungary. Bulgaria and TURKEY.
forsaken by her allies. Germany.
the power that hoped to be able to
dom,nate the world by fores, 10 at
tho threshold OF acknowledging de-
feaS by capltulatlon or continuing q
struggle which means haf ultimate
utter defeat
The terms accepted by AUSTRIA
Hungary. Bulgaria and Turkey have
shorn all these states OF power.
Those imposed upon Germany sure
y viii be no less severe IL rendrr-
ln.s that country powerlas, 10 resume
hCstiliues, even In thS far distant
future.
Armies SoreIy Tried.
Meanwhile pending presentation
OF the dictum OF the allies. the Ger
man armies In Belgium and France
are the only ones left Of the Teuton-
ic allied group which are under at
tack. And they are being sorely
tried. In the Italian theater the
Austro- Hungarians, utterly crushed.
having lost thousands OF men killed
and 100000 taken prisoners, are
standing bewildered before the VIC
torious Italian, French, British,
mics, Respite from further punish
ment was given them Monday at 3
o'clock. Northern Italy again IL
Italian, and Trent. Triest and other
places which the Italians have al
ways claimed as their own are DOM
mated by the Italians and fly the
colors of that Kingdom.
Almost all OF the Adriatic coast
line now Is in the hands OF Italians
and Albania is all but cleared OF tho
defeated Austro- o-Hungarians. Like
wise eastern Serbia In freed Of the
enemy and few more days will
see the remainder OF the struggling
Auhtro- Hungarians making their
way out OF the western par. Of the
kingdom across the Save river into
their own territory. AZ for Bulgaria
and Turkey, they now no moro are
"A menace,
Haig Hits Hard.
ON a front Of thirty miles in north
western France. Field Marshal
lIaIg's armies have delivered
mighty blow against the Germans
and torn into their positions over
wide fronts, capturing important
strategic points Of the enemy line
ana taking more than 10, 900 prison
rrs. or particular value In The gem
eral plan Of driving the Germans out
os the invaded region was al. ad-
vance Of more than three miles
across the Sambre canal which
leaves Field Marshal Haig'S men
set upon good ground for a further
dash eastward.
Meanwhile the French and Aineri-
cans on The southern part ut tho
line are keeping up their intensive
orerations In tho great converging
movement, which, II it's progress
continues, is likely to end the bat
tie before the Germans are able tn
each their border. Particularly rot
able have been the new gains OF he
Americans west uf the MeusC over
their entire front Opposite S;onay
Ia the Mcuse valley they have an
excellent footing for furthe- pro-
gress up the river toward The i'm
portant German lines Of commGni-
cation In the north. In the center
the American lines now stand -
miles south of Sedan. In the lltest
operations large numbers OF addi-
tional Germans have been made pris-
oncr and many villages have been
liberated. The Anglo American,
guns now are dominating the Thion-
vide MOntmedy MeZieres Hlrson
railway, the cutting OF which will
rob the Germans OF their main line
Of communication from the south
and place in jeopardy the large num-
Der of enemy troops inside the big
sack. The strong opposition which
last week was imposed against the
French and Americans has died
down almost completely and rear
guard actions on the part OF the
enemy predominate-
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