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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31

v
for open door diplomacy, Lne, ~
some symptoms OF appi!Ins tn
cret variety TO the sefsali,s5 Iii
! though IL fs assumed puDS
come eventually 1900
The reason LOT the 2tesen. So n ~.
Is Salc 20 De eaat I r,sr.
VOWED do NOS want 20 torsN = = ~.
many and gave ner ca Ii;ad
pare pfopaganua o-i '71siiis -
deterEIiir,atiohs- 49,. and
Notes are coming 80 80 I'm
last nov lhaI $500 THE
sing Is sEoNlhs w 80, .rou1
Latesl reported note .me1.
f-assia euel!s ~ tra+ 4srrs-
can ores vi $500 rarf,er
.oEy; ms = eaa o' -an-esenta-
lnsofenl sues..oa ~ msss OF
I've OF Hs
f11ss isns. r.,,.n s,4pa+ion.
-. - - 49, fair 70 srrSfsr
tAs - "a :. = 80 ~ the
. = s-s. .hs-a ,s real
- elo - - =, os,friaI AIS
.1s p1e r., UaHan soil
- "a 49, --ct,a,-d IN visw Of our
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49, G..-- .-rrfss vii; bs de-
49, - cecil MA when the
.-st =. - Fias oF truce
r--n.- - ds-Io-,sss ba-a ssid
= $1,000 rrar the specific
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Stock Market Notes

limited Press Leased Wire Ser7icsl
NEW YORK. Oct Sl.-Priees var1
generally irregular at the opening q
the stock market here this mo-a1
ing. U. S. Steel al 1o2 was of IS
Reading. S7h Studebaker, 6ia, y
H; Republic Steel, sos, off ~
Mexican Petroleum, $50, up 4is; As
aconda, 6SA. off u; Bethlehem =
57A, off Y; Southern Pacific tes
off Il; Tobacco Product, i5as, On
"a: Union Pacific. 1924. off y; CO
madam Pacific, 1924. off 2.
The entire list rallied or report
Of Turkeys capitalization. Southern
Pacific gained 8; Mexican Petrolsan
at 1543k, was up nearly 10; sea
common gained "a at i03h; Marin.
preferred was up and pstliei'
PA at 4s&.
The market. closed firm.
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COLLAPSE OF
TEUTON ALLIES
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDEl
fCnutinued from page ID

UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
LONDON, Oct 81. - Turkey aP-
preached Great Britain for the pur.
pose of bringing about an early sepa.
rate peace. The arristice was the
result
BRITISH officials, IL was stated on
high authority, had been EXPECTING
Turkey to surrender on the battle
field.
IL Is understood that the Turkish
armistice includes unconditional sur
render.
Turkey is out Of the war.
An arr1istice, which is said to ef-
fectuaiIy prevent Turkey from resun1-
Ina slussSfties, was concluded WIKI
British Representatives In Salonika AZ
noon today.
Austria-Hungary, already tentative
Iy split Up into several inoepenoeh.
states by 4 series of revolutions and
with anarchy spreading hourly
throughout the country, is frantfcaiiy
seeking peace.
The Austrians officially declare they
are voluntarily withdrawing their
armies from occupied territories IN
Italy and the Balkans.
with the Austrian defenses split on
a wide front east Of the Piave ana
Italian, British, French and American
troops pouring through tire gap, the
entire f75 mile front from Switzerland
TO the Adriatic Is reported to have
bIszed into action today.
Official reports state Austrian prs-
oness now total 4syoo0 and that goo
guns have been captured.
The British and French suddenly
BEGAN a drive toward Client this morn
inc and are reported to be progressing
well. They were last reported four
miles from that important Belgian
city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
Political Batteries.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-With a
Joint broadside against President
Wilson fired by former President
Taft and Roosevelt today the pOliti-
cal batteries now shaking the nation
continued discharging from coast 70
coast.
The senate was expected to open
up again today with further spirited
republican assaults on President
Wilson's appeal for democratic con-
gress.
Democrats, however, hoped to shut
off debate by making the point of
no quorum. There are only few
senators now in the city.
In a statement today, Secretary OF
Labor Wilson accused the republi-
cans of having harried the admins
tration constantly. They had, he
said, criticized the government for
lineficiency at a time when def
mite reply as TO activities would hare
revealed information Of Importance
to the enemy, endangering the lives
of American soldiers
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS $50 NAMES
Continued from page /

Orrin Lee, Windsor, n. D.
William NJ. Mobley. Whitmire. 8.
Car.
Martin Rambin, Grayson.. La
Dan Sanford, Portland, Fla.
Edward A Sawyer, Alma, Wis.
Bernhard II. Schonhof, East Du-
buQue, Ill.
Frederick A. Toomer, Franklin, N.
H
George H. Trap, Lake Geneva,
Wis.
Fayette Whitfield. RogaIusa, La.
Samuel Williamson, Mason, Tenn.
Fred L. Hodgson, Cassipolis, Mich.
Napoleon j. Lancton, Graniteville,
Mass
Wounded Severely.
John r. Ogburn, Monroe. Iowa.
Dowd w. Brown. Centerville, La.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
TERMs WITH TURKEY.

Hunted Press Leased Wire Service.l
PARIS, Oct 81 (6:15 p. m.l-
Terms Of the Turkish armistice,
signed last night, include the follow
ing, it was officially announced this
afternoon:
Free passage OF the DardanelIes
for the allies fleets as far as the
Black Sea.
Occupation CT the Bosphorus and
DardeneIles forts.
immediate release of all allied war
prisoners.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31

present democratic majority In
the houss mas been sslbserytent
to the will of the president In
every respect except when crit
cal issues in the conduct or the
war have heen involved. The
president has not hesltased pub
ucfy 10 discipline those OF his
marty who have disagreed with
him. and the lesson has had ats
effect. 4 new democratic con-
gress with its old leaders thus
chastened viii offer no oppost-
ton to his Will He viii not be
criticised in the future more
than in the past In demo-
cratic con gress the American
people VIII not have the service
OF an independent, courageous,
coordinate branch Of the govern
ment to moderate his uncon-.
rrolled viii. 1t is not safe 10
entrust TO one man such unliIn-
tied power. II is not in accord
with the traditions OF the re-
public.
Third. the republicans voted
without objection billions TO be
expended by this administration
Six hundred and forty millions
for aviation were given TO the
executive to build aeroplanes.
without a single Limitation as TO
the manner or method of its e1-
penditure A senate committee
has deplored the waste and fall
ure in the use OF that money.
rrh oh hann
ated by this war, the people viii
be paying To the third and fourth
generation. They have right
to know how these enormous
sums have been expended Only
a republican congress will have
the courage to exact a detailed
and accurate story of that stew
ardship.
Fourth, the work of recon
struction must not be done by
one man or finally formulated
according to his academic theo-
ries and ideals The president
was not elected when such is
sues were before the people His
mandate OF power was not given
in the light OF momentous ques-
tons which viii soon force them-
selves for solutions. He was
elected as a peace president be-
cause he had kept Us out OF the
war. The American people should
therefore place in the branch OF
the government charged consd-
tutionally with adopting policies
OF reconstruction congress
which Will not register the VIII
of one man, but, fresh from the
people, win enact the will OF the
people
I'VE earnestly deprecate ex-
tending the unified, uncontrolled
leadership OF commander IN
chief to the making OF a perma-
nent treaty OF peace or to the
framing OF those measures OF
reconstruction which must seri-
ouaIy affect the happiness and
prosperity of the American peo-
Ole for century We urge all
Americans, who are Americans
first, to vote for republican
congress. (Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
CIVILIAN H. TAFT"
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Rin n.oinns

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON. Oct 31.-"Big do
ings" was the enthusiastic exclama-
ton OF Chief OF Staff March this af-
ternoon when informed by the United
Press of the capitulation OF Turkey
and the reported appeal for an armis-
tice on the field of battle by Austro-
Hungary
And war department officials indf-
Gated they expected more big do
ings" before long.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
One Dollar Per pay.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Fuel Adj
Garfield today announced
that an advance in wages of one dol
lar a day has been granted miners
in the anthracite fields. The new
wage scale is effective November 1.
DR.. Garfield issued statement in
which he described the increase as
the very general average" Some
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
Prenare for Peace.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. Oct. S1--Will
Hays, national republican chairman
today called upon the country to
prepare for peace" by electing re-
publican congress. The aims of the
republican party are three-fold. Hays
said.
First, TO win the war.
Second peace with victory and
not peace by compromise.
Third, TO prepare now IN sane
manner for the problems Of recon
struction.
ITO stand by the president in sup
port Of all war measures Is duty
and privilege which republicans have
assumed as q matter Of course" said
Hays.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
Mine Ia Destroyed.

limited Press Leased Wire ser,isel
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct 81
An American steamship arriving az,
today from a Cuban port repoI ~.
having destroyed a mine on lhe v. ".
gfnia and Delaware capes and as'lss
ed mine sweeper in blowing Up az
other. "a,
1t was in the neighborhood nsa
toned that the American sealas,
San Saba and the Spanish frelsa, Z
Chappara recently were SUM y
mines.
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Department OF Agricul'ui'
Weather Bureau
e;ua. EttIietin-

The river WIFI change but ms
from Muscatine TO Davenport o'i'-
the next thirty-six hours
Weather Forecast "a.
For Keokuk and vicinity: Fa i.
night and Friday; frost to1lsn''
ing temperature Friday. D.s.v.
For Iowa. Fair tonight and i = u.
rising temperature Friday ana ~
IRENE northwest portion tonight 10
For Missouri: Fair with Hos. ,,sr
night; Friday fair with rising TEMP
AZURE. .o,,sht
For Illinois: Generally far IO o-,sou
and Friday; cooler northeast p.,srs
tonight: frost tonight; rising Temp
ture Friday.
Local Observations, u-,sr
Oct Bar. TEN. Wind cdy
30 Z D. m. !. 1899 46 W Sdyl
n q m :. 1908 IS " RI ~
Mean temperature, 80, a.
Highest 81.
Lowest, 3S.
Lowest last night, ss.-crg
FRED z. GoSBWls.s~,.
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chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Oct 3I-Wheat-No.
hard, s2.23; No 5 hard, s219: No.
spring, s2Ia@2.20.
Corn-No. yellow, sI.4311.4s;
Moo. yellow, s1.359140; No. gel
low, s1254L29; No 5 yellow, 1920
1-24; Nc. yellow, s1.15@1.20; No. 8
white, s1-350140: No. 4 white, s1.31
@13S; No 5 white. s1.22@1.25; No.
s white, s1160118.
Oats-No. white, 67A 0esAc;
No. 4 white, 662@ 67c; standard. So
@6SAc.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 31-Corn-Mar-
ket unchanged to 7c lower. No
white. s1.12; No. 3 yellow. old. 1872
G1si; No. 8 yellow. new, s1.35;
No yellow. old. s124G1.o6; No. 4,
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General View Confirmed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31,-London
cables that Turkey had agreed to an
arInistice confirmed the general view
here that she would appeal direct to
the allies and take what she was
given, provided the United States
did not hurry its reply to the orig
inal note.
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Nominated by President.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 The
president today sent the following
nominations to the senate:
Henry Chapman, San Francisco. to
be secretary of embassy or legation
of class four.
George Beams, of Lincoln, Neb., to
be receiver of public moneys at Lin
coin, Neb., C reappointment).
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is now bitterly raging from coast to
coast. now has its center and vortex
in the presidents peace program.
That the decision OF the Versailles
conference on this question will have
a far-reaching effect, not only inter
nationally but in American politics,
has increased thousand fold the In
terest In the sessions in France.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
eermany,s Great Loss.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. j
LONDON, Oct. Sherman losses
since January 1 were semi-officially
estimated today at $3.50 coo OF which
1000 600 were permanent.
OF the 10000 German guns operat-
ing July IS, the allies have captured
"a third.
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Disc was repulsed early this morning.
it was announced by the German war
Office
Repeated French assaults east OF
Iandsgay. between the Disc and the
sere. temporarily gained fcotnoios
Yesterday evening hut all the grOana
was recovered By counter attacks
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
War SUMMARY

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
LONDON, Oct. 10 (by mail This
is the vicar of Skillington's summary
of the war to date:
Tanks, Yanks, Sparks. Thanks"
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Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO. Oct. 3I-Covering by
shorts in a nervous market was off,
set by increased receipts of new corn
selling at five cents lower in trading
In grain futures on the Chicago board
of trade today. Consequently. prices
were steady Traders watched politi-
cal news, but influence was slight.
Provisions were higher
October corn, opening unchanged
at 12e. lost "a November down u
at the opening, 1171s. gained ". De-
cember up u at the opening, 1854.
gained Il.
October oats. unchanged at the
opening, 81. was y higher. Novem-
Der. down n at the late opening.
67a, was unchanged at noon De-
cember up 70 at the opening, 667s.
was u higher at noon.
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.
CHICAGO. Oct 81
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Sir George Cave. home secretary, an
nounced in the house Of commons
this afternoon that Turkish plenipo-
tentiaries arrived at Mudros early
this week and that Admiral Cal
thorpe signed an armistice last night
on behalf of the allies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
Nov YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK. oct 5l-Noney
call, 8.
Six months. 8.
Mercantile paper. s.
Bar silver New YORK, !Vtrs-
Demand sterling, S4.15.ii+4.
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Died From provlninn-

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3I-Arthur
Lee Day, U. s. n, Pullman, Wash
ington, died October rs from drown
ing, the navy department announced
today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31

less than dollar day increase an
others to receive considerably mon
than that figure.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31
MARINE LIST
CONTAINS q NAMES
CONTINUED from page II

Present for Duty previously Report
ed Missina).
Private Peter s. Smith, Shawnee,
Private Joseph NJ O'Connor. Den
yer, Colo.
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TOOLS OF GERMANY
BEGGING FOB PEACE
Continued rorn page -

Continued nom page -
nation OF the reported despatch o.
Geuerai Foeii's arnig-ice terEls 20
Berlin, was lacking az both me Mar
and state departments today Inc
state department was particularly
ttcsnt about discussing anything N
connection with tbs Yergatiies CON
ference. Ii Eas limited that the arms
fice might not necessarily De Sud
rnttted 70 Germany through this coun-
Try as the matter is largely up 20
at allied embassies IT was believed
the terms may well have been sent
already, the announcement oeihs
withheld Until receipt was sckn0"
lodged by Berlin
Prussia Left kione.
PARIS. Oct Git noon - oaF 70
tons between members OF the iaIsI-
allied diplomatic council continued -
day Il Colonel Houses neaa9 = .
Allied representative called
and remained some Inc. ,,.s,,
Premier Clems1csau and Ma-sL.,,l
les where Isaa commission Is sll..-s'
TRAN note u PEeSideaL T" itSoh
frst handed TO Cosonei House ns
tltte1 Press -, o,.-
came ne was ASKED
Lnsy ceElssaiy are -,
replied. sTasA'ns.g. o1~ 'o-f
Is IS good a. I ,s
Hign ainsd Gus - ~
note as toT1Elai - 80 u -.
trr-t1efHaan - i1--.- %
Q. ne slllss -, go. 80.
- .cprrn
80 ia.
!. $1,000
sgreec % an a = = 49,. Tn--
mere :. 80 ~,
key ~ sc"
49,.
auSsr.71 ne. Ans.
!" oEii-.ts ", - ca.-s.a-
ulan pe-l 80. IT,
Lansing vas oelTe.so @ ailh 80 L.
illorIing. Y "as p &--i.es - 80
IS lne press Isfr apteaNns -
american So - -, ts
frssicsaA "ii7oh n
Msrsna1 ~
etJSE-N fiA'Th-s, oc| 10 -
rofh nrrsistlE 1919
I'm OF Luy hiahI - e
" AnS scssASae
S<esa ". nau"y.
AohtH, ocL, Sl-t-zsGs Ia'e ~.
Al ralI"a!s De."ssh DI ~
VIENNA va OIoepe au G
Dacn, IL vas leaned loday- e
n'unlcauions oetWeen aEIa' baA-
pest ume anu VIENNA are coi-
pieleiy interrupted
tb! hoDert j. benoer, mites
stan Torres pondenI1
AnsMler 70 turkey
NASHLNGIoN. Oct- Sims
J. aniteG STATES WIN pas. on 70 ne q
hes' iurhsS Request LOT an lHlieu-
iat r.. srnlislice.
ihls vas the answer OF secretary OF
',tats Lansihg maze 'ooay 10 IurAes
~ a q iorAlal no.e.
me note deilvereo 10 tne spanish
sIl cassaoor, saln:
Ecsiiency- old nO1 Ian 10
ray peIofe me president the note
whlcn you addressed 10 hin on
tne fourteenth instant, and hand
ca 70 re on that cate.
Acting nnder the iastrlction
Q. your government, you en-
closed WITH taat note the text OF
communication received By the
minister OF foreign affairs on
spain rom the charge daffaires
OF TURKEY at Madrid on October
II, IN Fnich the good ofnces OF /
the government OF Spain were
sought 70 bring TO the attention Of |
Lne president the request OF the
imperial ottoman government
thaI ne axe upon himself the
TASK OF tne reestabhshmentt OF !
peace ana thaf ne notify all be-
Egersnt states Of the request and
invite them TO delegate plenipo-
LenIi1Fles 10 initiate negotia-
lions OF me program laid down by
the president IN his message to
congress Of January 8, 1918, and
MS Sl1gEf-rlTaTtT GECiZTa-'rnE
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Killed In Action.

Killed In Action.
Z. Hartzook. Sioux Falls, s. d.
r. Dick, Chicago.
A Dobson, San Francisco.
J. Kaiser, Chicago.
]. NJ Mcdonald, Sonlis, Calf.
J. e. Kelly. Springfield, Ill
N. Nail, Highwood. Ill.
z. Powell, Chicago.
J. Hicks, Chicago.
A. Lawrence. Riverton, Wyo
w. j. Hamilton, Chicago.
F. McCrea, Chicago.
A. Lowe, Evanston, III.
L. Sprague, Lemay, Washn. y
Died.
w. Wade, Seattle, Washn.
Died in Hospital.
Seaman Allan B. Stroud, Seattle
Washn.
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lives assigned by General Diaz In the
early days OF October"
Many Towns Liberated.
ROME, Oct 31.-Italian troops
have entered Sacile, the war office
announced to-day Thousands OF addf-
tionaI prisoners have been taken
I'VE have reached Frayelle, Ursa-
go. Gairina and orderzo," the state
ment said.
I'VE have entered sacfle. Asiago
has been evacuated
"Thousands have been taken pris-
oner and we have captured many
guns and liberated numerous towns.
I'VE carried Ponte Di Piave."
General Pershfne's Report
WASHINGTON, Oct, 31.-Heavy
artillery fire on the American front
east of the Meuse and destruction of
twenty-one airpIane> Wednesday was
reported by General Pershtng today.
Serbian Cavalry.
PARIS, Oct 31-Serbian cavalry
has reached the Danube east Of Sem
endria twenty-five miles southeast OF
Belgrads} II was announced in the
French war office Salonfka comun-
ique, last night
Crisis Is impending.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-FTfteen
Austrian divisions between the mouth
of the Rrenta and the Piave are in
grave danger, "and a crisis is impend-
ing" said an official Italian war Of
flee report TO the italian embassy
here today
The territory reconquered yesterday
by allied troops is more than thous-
and square kilon1etsrs and the fight.
ing front now extends for about $50
kilometsrs, the statement added.
10000 Prisoners.
LONDON. Oct, s1.-The latest esd-
mate of Austrian prisoners in the
present drive is 10000.
Ohio Troops IN Italy.
by Henry Wood, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WITH THE ITALIAN ARMIES IN
z THE FIELD. Oct. 31-General Treats
Ohio troops are in contact with the
sAustrians, east of the Pave.
| tNltS~h OWdFC STchI-
IfBy Lowell MelIett, United Press
Staff Correspondent
! WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
/ FRANCE, Oct. 31-The French and
( British attacked this morning in the
direction Of Client. The battle is re-
ported 70 be going we'll
All AK for Peace
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The Uni
ted States government today forward
ed TO the allies. Turkeys request for
an immediate armistice. Similar act
ion is expected to be taken shortly
with the Austrian appeal, If 1t al
ready has not been done. These act
ions will place in the hands of the
Versailles conference, appeals for
peace from all Of the central powers.
Offensive is Extended.
i LONDON. Oct. 3I-(2:I0 p. my
The Italians have extended their Of
lfensiye % the whole Austro-TtaIian
front, according to a Central News dis
patch from Rome this afternoon
Over $4,000 Prisoners.
! PARIS, Oct. 3l.-(- p. m Austrian
prisoners now total more than AZ ono
lit was officially announced here this
AFTERNOON.
Three hundred guns have been can
tured and more than 100 villages Isl.
ierated.
German War Report.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. I
BERLIN Cvia London) Oct. 81
4 vii rol,
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Sinned Last Ninht.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, Oct. 31.--(4:20 p. mi
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on Canadian List.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 31.-The fol-
lowing Americans are In the Cana
dian casually list today:
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Over 5000 Prisoners.

PARIS, Oct. 31.-(z p. m.)-Austrian
prisoners now total more than 1900
1T was officially announced here this
afternoon.
Three hundred guns have been cap
tured and more than 100 villages lib
Grated.
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gEARWARD MARCH
AT DOUBLE QUICK

Continued rom page I.
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German War Report.

German War Report.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Serrioe
BERLIN (via London) Oct. al
A violent French attack south OF the
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ives assigned by General Diaz In the
early days OF October"
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Offensive is Extended.

LONDON. Oct. 31.-(2:1o p. ny
The Italians have extended their Of
ienslYe 10 the whole Austro-Italian
front, according to a Central News dis
patch from Rome this afternoon
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All AK for Peace.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The Uni
ted States government today forward
ed TO the allies. Turkeys request for
an immediate armistice Similar act
ion is expected to be taken shortly
With the Austrian appeal, If 1t al
ready has not been done. These act
ions will place in the hands of the
Versailles conference, appeals for
peace from all Of the central powers.
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PARIS, Oct 31-Serbian cavalry
has reached the Danube east Of Sem
endrfa twenty-five miles southeast OF
Belgrads1 II was announced in the
French war office Salonika cou1un
ique, last night