The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-01

n ERMANN. being both weary
and wicked, is finding "a,
rest these days. With
French, British, American and
Belgian forces still hammcring
nightly at her dcfcn,cS ON the
western front, aud her southeast
crn front open To- serious attack
through Bulgaria 5 smash up her
position is daily growing more diff
iicul,
Like the cuuSummatc StratcgIst
that he is, Marshal Foch is taking
advantage of his enemy = discum
liturc by striking harder than ever.
On six fronts are the allied armies
hitting away lu northeastern
France, Lille, tambrai, -. Qucu.
tin, Laon - all >trougholdS of
major Importance are seriously
threatened, and their fall is a mat
ter of days, AZ the most.
'amhral is reported IN flames
a German admission that il :,
doomed To capture. ~ Quentin
iS surrounded ou the north, west
and south The French troops are
uibbllng az the massive dcfruseS
that surround Laon. The Hndeu
hnrg line is being badly punished.
Politically, too, Germany is fac
my crisis. The virtual >mren
dey of bulgaria is causing great
CONSERVATION IN the central ru
pIrc, and the fact that minister
after minister has had tu resign u-
dicatcs that matters must be- iu
something of fcrmrut
lrt not amy uf these conNidrra-
tious, however, cause uS 10 relax
our efforts a whlt oar men over
there are not easing up let a.,
stay at-home> do c,crythiug Iu ou.
power 10 give them worthy sup
port. industrial and moral.
nulFarias dortulo D.. uE,ly ,p I,.I
tu ltumnniau regeneration Entente
aid nov can readily reach put hardy
dlirs, dnd great ,,rntuliu,s iu TIM
sector MAY reasonably ND expected
Contrary to general bpI,i tn. .Eu-
HauiiuH Hlo bA uu means even uuN
uul ~ the Wat
SomcWh'r, iu siberia .u army af
1000 tulubuilu- I- marching toward
NhdtNostpL linden tH,. lrlg.r.hIp ,f
Oetu,ian Goei. kuu.,pI.,.. rrrIt,.t
poet, thiH NttlU ioEiuu it mdkur IT,
way toward th, pariii,. where. i, /.
hoped ships ma, 10, found to trans
port the trpups tu America From tu-
orica. iuru wishes e. ta,, them Hyru-.
10 France. whore they VIII enter .r..
Vice on thr western front
Although l,umauia hu- been forced
into signing o. ppu,, wiz, t;prufnri,
tho scattered remnants uf her turra
are stili tu hp counted %. factors Iu
IN" rrcht war. rhol du not recognize
IA" validity ut tho peace pact vNtort,N
from them hN th" Huns kuuwus tnal
suhjccuuu To- Gcrmtuy mean. virtual
slavery fo, them. thrv are read, tu
night Co the death rather than give uu
their freedom
I'm Paris TODAY There a. "a iumuuIJu
matte nal council whose president be-
the statesman Trutu NuW This .oum-
ca has been active since the FIRST sf
last May and is ALREADY parfly rrcor
ni6rd hs the allied governments Lieut..
Ndsllp Stuita its vice urp.ldout .s navy
In America representing ia, urrauiz4-
ton here Most of tho members ug
.hc council are Trtu-N lyiuians These
people. although uulit,all, part of
thr Au-trn- Hungarian ru.plrr. are
Iacialk Kuuauluu.. and thcl have
east their fortunes with tI, EumHulap.
people
Evun before tho war the rTusyl.
Nauiuus were rpddy 70 rrht for theIr
librlN against Austria Austria had
oppressed them fur wears with utt
same bitter stupidity which character
tzcs the Germans u their treatment
OF subject peoples As soon as war
Was declared u l9li the twelfth