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Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
WILSON TO HAVE
NODEAL|NC With
HUNS EMPEROR
Rejection Of Peace Proposal
Will Follow ChanCeII0r'S
Admission Of Response
biIity to Wilhelm.

Washington, Oct. 9-An early re-
sponse to President Wilson's note
of inquiry to the German chancellor
is expected by American officials.
While realizing that an answer to
the three pertinent questions put to
the Prince of Baden will be very
difficult if the original proposal of
the German government were not
sincere, officials are confident that
internal conditions in Germany and
Continued on Page Ten, Column Two.)
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Success in Champagne
Won by Second Division

With the American Forces in
France, Oct. 9.-It is now permissi-
bic to state. that it was the Second
American division, which bore the
brunt of the recent hard fighting
in the Champagne This division
took St. Etienne and the positions
leading to that town and thus Great
ed the slight salient now projecting
into the German lines.
The Second American division
consists of the Fifth and Sixth regi-
ments of marines, the Ninth and
Twenty-third infantry and the Fiji
teenth, Sixteenth and Nineteenth
regiments of artillery.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
The Morning Post saws.

The Morning Post says:
Indemnity for Belgium should
be made as heavy as possible and
Germany made to feel the weight
of her transgressions by the neces-
sity of paying for them"
The Post suggests that the war
indemnity should include the hand
ing over to the allies of the mer-
chant ships which Germany has been
building.
The Daily Mail demands that
Germany should be punished with
the utmost severity for the wanton
destruction OF French towns and
the other newspapers endorse this
demand. The Daily ExpresA coun-
sells the stoppage of raw materials
to Germany until all accounts have
been settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Creighton Students Over
ToD on Liberty Loan Drive

Creighton university went over
the top Wednesday afternoon in its
Liberty Loan bond drive. Not a
man in the entire unit of the Stu
dents Army Training corps failed to
subscribe. The quota was fixed at
S2l,5 and subscriptions reached
$35,OO0.
V. Quinn started the Creighton
subscription with $1,000. Subscrip-
tions did not cease until all of the
40 or more members of the corps
had taken bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
BenzoI Tanks Explosion
DESTROYS Chemical Plant

Pittsburgh, Oct. o.-The fusion
building of the Aetna Chemical COM
pany's works at Heidelberg, near
,<here. was destroyed tonight by an
explosion of several benzol tanks.
Officials of the company announced
several hours after the explosion
Z that no one had been killed or in
jured.
The cause Of the explosion has not
been determined :
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
italians Take EIbasan
In Southern Albania

Rome, Oct. 9.-Italian troops
pushing northward in Albania en-
tered the city of Elbasan on Monday
after crushing stubborn Austro-Hun-
garian resistance, the Italian war Of
fee announced today. The Italians
are continuing their advance.
El Basan is one of the chief towns
in Southern Albania and before the
war had a population estimated at
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
nnDS and ENDS
oF oFDAYSD0|NCS
Zeitung to Resume.

Chicago, Oct. 9-The Illinois
Staats-Zeitung, a German-language
newspaper which suspended publ
cation here several months ago, will
resume daily issue tomorrow. Judge
John Stelk, chairman of the board
of the new company controlling the
paper, issued a. statement in which
he said the paper was needed for
government purposes to reach per-
sons speaking German only.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10

gested that a great number of these
men could~g go into more\essential
employment. He said he was in
formed that there are more than
100000 travelling statesmen and l00,-
900 hotel walters, workers and bus
boys and added that occasion DE-
mands transfer of men from such
employment to essential war work.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Pelts Reach New High Price.

St. Louis, Oct. o.-Figures for the
first three days of the international
fur exchange auction total $2,595, 500.
A new high price of $Sl pelt as
against $67 last April has been set
for Hudson Bay sable. Polar bear
pelts sold as high as $ll0.
Red fox pelts were the largest
sellers today, 20,400 of them bring
ing $6ll,S40 Many sold as high as
$40 a pelt. The highest price paid
for a single skin was $40 for a sill
yer fox.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Riveter Makes $64 in Day.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Sixty-four dol
lars for eight hours work was the
record established by one riveter
at the South Chicago shipbuilding
yard Sunday it was announced to-
day. The weekday scale for each
rivet is eight cents and on Sunday
this is raised to 10 cents Three
men in a team last Sunday drove
LOLA rivets for which they were
paid $l6224. The share OF Hugh
McNulty. the driver" was $64, while
his two helpers split the remainder.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Mercier Thanks U. S.

New York, Oct. o.-An autograph
message to the American public
from Cardinal Mercier of Belgium,
expressing his admiration of "the
powerful assistance" given by this
country to the allied armies, was
brought here today by Paul Vanden-
ven, director of the Belgian infor-
nation service, with headquarters
at Washington. The letter. written
at Malines, within the German lines,
also voices the pre!ate's apprecia-
ton Of American contributions to
Belgian charities.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Garry Piano by Airplane.

Paris, Oct. 9.-One of the new
allied bombing planes in order to
demonstrate its carrying capacity
has brought from London to Paris
a full sized upright piano. The ma
chine landed in Paris safely after
its flight across the English chan
mel. The airplane is capable of car
rying six persons and much bomb
ing explosives.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10

> London, Oct. 9.-The German re-
treat from the Scarpe river south
ward to below St. Quentin enabled
the British easily to advance from
two to three miles this morning.
The Germans started backward
last night. The British have met
with little resistance today as they
have not been in contact with the
German main line.
The weather is bad, otherwise it IS
believed that the British would have
advanced further.
The Germans are burning villages.
The retreat lengthens the line
which the Teutons so long have bees
trying to shorten and the situation
opens many possibilities of retreats
elsewhere.
Railway Held by Allies.
The big railroad town of Busigny,
southwest of lie Cateau, has been
taken and for all practical, purposes
the allied troops now hold the Cam
brai-St.Quentin railway. The maxi
mum advance at 2 O'Clock this afte
noon was five miles at Bertry, 70 I
miles southeast of Lecatear. ?.
In yesterdays attack betwsot
Cambria and St. Quentin the altss,,
troops made 1900 prisonersf IA y
captured 200 guns. f
In the American sector ofS ss'
front the Germans are resisting ss
strongly. The American losses, ho ! y q
tOsntinuYa On Rsvs yss. -Csluns t.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10

Amsterdam Oct. 9.-Referring to an extraordinary
of the Dutch cabinet which has been held the Han
desbad says it is very persseny rumored that the
ernment is considering offering its services to both the be
gerent groups with to their reaching agreement
No confirmation of thswas obanabe at the Dutch foreign
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
Fires Set by Huns Followed
By Destructive Explosions
| Leave Utter Ruin in Wake

With the British Army on the Cambria Sector, Oct
9.-Successive explosions have occurred in Cambria
which, it is reported have reduced the town to ruins
The Germans started fires wherever possible before
evacuating the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
ALLIES IN HOT PURSUIT OF
BEATEN AND DLSORGANlZED
ARMIES OF KAISER WILHELM
Thirty Divisions are Smashed and Retreat
Becomes Marathon as Cambria Falls;
Numerous Villages and Thousands
of Prisoners Captured
BULLETIN.

London Oct 9-Uno6ca reports were current in London tonight
that British advance guards within mile LaCaau and were
approaching Lille There were also mors that Marshal Fochs master stroke
still certain that there general army retirement 60
ing on along the line from Anas to St. Quentin
By the As.aiat Press.
With the British Army on CambaS Quentin 'front.' Oct 9-Ihe Ger.
troops 20e front have full flight and the British cavalry
reported be pursuing them the infantry marching columns Of four
through villages hastily abandoned by the enemy.
Cambria has fallen and the British are now well to the east
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10

London Oct 9-The whole of Cambrai in British pos
session Field Marshal Hag reports tonight from headquar
ters The Canadians the first to enter the town.
In the great defeat inflicted the Germans yesterday
10000 prisoners and from 100 to 200 guns captured
Paris Oct 9.-The AngloFrench troops have forced
the Germans to general retreat north and south of ST.
Quentin In advance of about eight kometers of St
Quentin, the railroad junction point of Disc
has been captured by the French who also took 1000
prisoners and number of guns according the French
official communication issued tonight Big gains also have
been made by the French along the Asne where 600
prisoners were taken. y
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
By the Associated Press.

The deepest gain some hours ago was at least nine
miles this sector and there signs Of the advance
slowing up On the contrary going faster every hour
with clear ground ahead.
Everything that could be burned had been set afre by
the enemy before he begun what virtually amounts the
rout of less than 80 divisions the smashing of which
continued furiously today.
North of Cambria the Canadians attacked and pene-
trated deeply also
The British marched through Bertry without opposition
They reached the outskirts of Tosvlers and hold Mauros
and Honnechy.
LARGE FORCES SEEN FLEEING.
Large forces of the have been from the air
fleeing well to the east of Lecateau.
Marez fell early and the British reached Busigny and
passed quickly through Bohan These only few Of
more than score of towns captured.
Many thousands of prisoners and quantities of field and
machine guns taken we'll vast stores of other
booty which the enemy did not have time to blow up set
afre
All this the immediate effect of yesterdays great
victories which being exploited to the fullest. The
Germans may try to make stand their partly completed
line at LIE Caau but they have been badly punished and
they face overwhelming disaster
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
OFFER TO MEDIATE
BEING CONSIDERED
BY DUTCH CABINET
Prince Maxmilian's Announcement That Armistice Has
Been Requested Received BY Reichstag in Stony
Silence; Austrian Premier Informs Chamber Note
Accepting Wilson's Terms Has Been Sent
BULLETIN.

Copenhagen, Oct 9.-The German reichstag has
been summoned to meet October H. according to the
Berlin Tageblatt Chancellor Maximilian's recent
speech and the political situation will be taken under
discussion.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-10
III NSFLEE IN R0UT |

THE WEATHER:
For Iowa-Unsettled Thursday,
possibly showers by night; Friday
partly cloudy; not much change in
temperature.
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Snlano.

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form an6ulegen, bonn aricgsgerid)t
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@csloou ais anigee.

NlliloesltantitdD fperoen jest aseianet
Nlle Sdhllell alIf Dem &ontinent.
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ssas ais groBen gorteil man beseidnet
llno ais Sortfdritt ieber auerfennt.
s9odl Der @ipfel nlif bes Sortidritt5
Stitfen
2Sar' es, ipern. nerfiigt ourd ein 9efret.
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3u oiele ueiblide Stnbicrenbe.

Veo6tensiperte slnguben iiber 3ie
Steigerling Des sSrmelltltoilInIs IN
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Der critic slrbeitertag in Ncu 0urf-

lleber bic 5Seier oes eriten 9lrbei-
tertages III 9te1p gorf, an1 5. Sep
tentber 1882, I9reibt Der oonolige
6eltlnarihaa Oes llrn5ltgs, 8iaimn
19c@abe:
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es batten iib pirflib 8lpei slrbeiter-
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mlr nit elmer Wflliiffapelle alrriif-
ten
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len lntb Spottreoen mari6ierten mir
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anfbloiien, mo BON 90 an mar es
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Sallare mo mir nit piertaliern
s0fnrm nnfanen. Die Eoraoe fpllroe
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Nmerifaner, Die Snbigns senommfn
5aben, cine begeiiterte 9iebc gcbnlten
Die Nmerifaner iino ben snriifluei-
dlen6en Gemtidlen ppm @esle iiber bas
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id,einiidl ii6er bic 9lisne gesansen.
Tie Guglanoer laben 80 bentidle
aerpplanc am Spnnerstaa bermnter.
sebrad)i
sieben SeatIde 9iuiiioncn iimS
anfgelDit, nm nit bieirn JsannidIni-
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seriGt aus benz an.erifnniidsn Ga
gcr mcl6et.
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he ie!bit perlpren 26i sleroplane. Gie
laben and 81 bemtid)c gaQons ,cr-
ltart nnb Oil Sunmcn g,umhcn ger
lnDrfen.
9tad Der offi5iellem Cite pom Ipn-
nerstaa limb breihig amerifaniide
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oerlunnoet; fiinfsebn itarben nm ibrcn
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Sergeant Snrrel s. YDrter aus Gaen.
luuo0, Sen u. ,parSen ans Smlp1nr
springs, @illic Scnrp Geier ans
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als ucrluun6et gemelbet, obme nabere
Insaben. Nnf einer ipateren Cite
iino mod siuei Scraner: aorpural
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6ooic Z. @Dnegear ms Snlp6mr
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llnier Staatsbepartemcut bat Sic
ytad,ridDt empfansen, bak Sidlita, oie
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i5efnbr beicitist, BAN ibnea Die eiu,l.
ee Werbinonns nit 6en Naiierten -
Der manoidlmrildje 3lueia Scr iibiri-
dlen Sabn qbgeid)nittcn furrben
F0nnte. Sic fpntrolliercn jebt Die
sSahn bon ,Srfmtsf bis uadl Sarbin.
Der 1teberfall ani oas britiid,e
NptidlaftSse6amoe in Ietersbnrq tnb
Die GrmDromng oes Sutid,aftsatfc.
ajees Gapt. Gromie Gat srufe Gr6it-
ternng in Gnalano berrcraernien.
iSnpt. Gromie iunrbe sef0tet, feline
seide ueritiimmelt nmo GotidlaftsSo.
fnmcmte iunroen Dernidltef. gian be.
iiirftet, oak audi segen Die frans5ii.
ifle SptidDnft abnlidJe slmsihreitnr.
aen begauaen lperoen. Gine 9onooner
SepeidJe melSef, oas NonInlat in
Wosfan lei ebenfalls angegriffem.
gmerifamiidle aoninln, Mitalieber
5on Beianotidjaften Der gllfiicrfen in
faRlanb nnb nnSerc glmerifaner nno
alliierte, bic iid fiirsIidl ans Ink.
LAMB acflidlfef haben, iinb sliifIidl IN
5innlauo eingetrpficn.
Vile TerluanStc oes friGeren rai.
'ild'en Frcmierminiitcrs acrcnsfD
'tno Der6aftet iuprSen.
8eneral aurniluii, Der friiflcrc mi,
nldle Cberbefeflsbaber, luiro mieber
elnmal aIs tot oelnelbct.
elne Sonooner ScpeidJc tehanpfet,
DIE Gr-aaiierin bon yinklanS mno it,
re S0dter ieien erinoroct iuuroen.