Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-01
ALL ALLIES FOES
BEATEN, GERMANY
AWAITING TERMS
Gen. Diaz Refuses Arrnistice 70
Austria Until All Invaders
Are Driven Out.
TURKEY HAS SIGNED PACT
Associated Press Summary Io.m.

Associated Press Summary ! D. m
The great Tcutouic alliance which for
four years has carried or fhe greatest
war % history, and often seemed to have
almost achieved success, Is tulnbling tp
pieces Bulgaria and Turkey have sur
rendered, Austria, with anarchy gn
ing throughout the kingdom, j. begging
for peace. and Germany s arTioIsly
awaiting he terms IF the allied aafi0ry
ia fact, the nche of the breaklnZ up If
the enemy nations on their horne fronts
y more nomentous than even reports of
tremendous events in he thcatras of
actual battle
TURKEY sIvEa Cr EvEHYrH!v
Turkey apparently has given lp aver7
thing, 'agreed % The opening ,f the
Dardaneiles and the Brsp pt.rls 3nd
thrown herself upou the mercy gf the
allies arrayed against .cr In this phase
of the war the nitrd states 1ot tn
active participant Itss e4un+-v aas
not bnen ~ wor with thc Ottoman Impirc
EntrY of thc Black ~na Fix 5r.Ist ronr!.
and italian warshIps NAV ae announced
~ amt tlroo wtth The final arr " ~
drama ]n trat region o' tne world bgt
short distance awav Asels'7ron 'g fg-
mania and Intervention o a0uthorn RG--
-la probably + 4 matter 9f t.t brief
period
AUSTRIA 4anEs F.c1 or-.-T.a
Austrian armies dghtug aa i-aHar
soi. .aoc 4 great military disaster t3r l-
rush N rhe troops comm tnd"d E~ General
DIE aas not oacn Gare1 3~ austrian
appeals Proposals made u.s. n.erina-an-
tiarn- from k.anna nave r-nn --fc--et
to tae ltcr-aitird war cornell ay .he
Italian commander 5lt tile H0-s ~f TiD-
ng out HE -tirra .t ~tlr ..-f@a- of a-
oorrtto has aof lrnn topped Fifteen
Austrian divisions ara reported ID re ran
ped n he uoIntalu sector between rAr
}renta anA P.av" myers, vtiir-ae Austrian
forces natWaen -h. -ea 4n1 Beilun9 -re z
dire 1er,i at oalr- lur.aultei lvar
.II 00O PRISONERS have been r4DLured LIZ -aa
allies .nce tae drive between them.
ASARriIY =rlE5 tS ararH.A
At home Austria -a.rn- to haa -ertal.
hotbed 0t anarchy Railroads of tne most
vital importance have been r.-. GI1rng
III q serious nature mas occurred .l many
ii THE larger cities, ana the imperial aI-
rhorIties 4c i.uIue. Prague and possibly
other cities have given lD routroi r1 the
~lavsh and zech national a1muIrtees.
Germany now seems to be virtually elU
aH from Austria lv the action III -ha
Czecas "a Bohemia
.ERMANy NEAR4s CRISIS.
a eierruAuy la -rla state y. affairs 81.
f0r hr most r4rf .laaoWn. lt enough
has aa-n reported t-ou ael--al countries
-9 Indicate r,,l~ d re history ol tle
tlmpLre. The aoGlcauan af Emperor Ky Nli-
tn .- said j Ike l-1l4-I-nt. IT y nas not
5rradt taken place
rrIu Paris comes report -lar tl
sarlu, u5 ae \ihes I he l.a4e .noFn
.a Perrin Gat Ihe shifting Is. -ae -ir-
.4u-- -4e a-er-A-le4 N-r o'-1ca ,rnm
Iari- E Ne-s;sAles ..fued - an
.lcatleu ta 7e at1lctai, ANA possibly ht
11ai -aa.e .l rle lluueutoiI- aler rL
entente -ei -ent4y.YtS aae @een reached
fC>~ SMASHED I> FLANDERS.
Las, 81 uurs7.-. + ande-- i-.su
tud rycrA .arct- nave -aru >lller le
',crtuaA tnee ana .ate auEIacea .a
A.Gc front toward fla >,aei-t. El- m1ve-
meut threaten, 70 a..taal1 1e ter'ual
troops l8nlng c.e ,.lut. -ru.n g.ao ,a
Ieturl-ge. r.uni1- - aorta@->,
Gheat ii ne -E4a,e .al..a.--. -ae
Germans v-aH soon aa .s.lpe.e,.
abandon .ht.r positions. uor1 # l.heAt
to The DuJcl roaitr
0u he ~, ergeaua niA;eag. ors-
,ae \suo aHa northwest t,t ae. ut
French aave tgau advanced ra III.
danger 3 rac t.eg.uaA '.n, r.tulll- a .a
tine e.l>tAarl : re.ieg.
Has, il he irg3uue o.esc },a.ri-sa
troops eale advanced north r...a
Frt ana haEc Established themselves
the southern par' # lo-c- >ua Wong
ta'S -ro-, h>aE> artillery -e ~"
being ought