Arizona republican., 1918-11-04
Death Knell of Empire Sounds at 3 O'clock This Morning Italians Hold Over 100000 Prisoners Entire Regiments Surren- der-Vast Supplies De- serted On Fields-Victor- ious Troops Sally Over Hills Capturing Cities and Towns
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 PARIS, Nov. 3.-Official an- nouncement was made here this evening that an armistice had been signed with Austria.
 HostIities will cease at o'clock Monday afternoon. The conditions of the armistice will be published on Tuesday.
 Official announcement of the signing of the Austrian armistice reached the premiers while they were in session in the apartment of Colonel House, President Wilson's personal representative, this after noon, and gave the greatest satis- faction.
 It was arranged that the condi- tions of the armistce would be made public promptly.
 LONDON, Nov. 3 (6:12 p. m.).- An armistice with Austria was signed this afternoon by General Diaz, the Italian commander-in- chief, according to an official an nouncement made here this even ing. The text of the statement reads:
 "A telephone message has been received from the prime minister in Paris, saying that news has just come that Austria a-Hungary, the last of Germany's props, has gone out of the war.
 The armistice was signed by General Diaz this afternoon and will come into operation tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The terms will be published Tuesday,
 WITH THE ITALIAN FORCES IN NORTHERN ITALY, Saturday, Nov. 2 (10 p. nn.).-The first Italian army has reached the frontier at Lastebassa and is moving in the direction of Trent. The sixth Italian army is pushing through the Val Brenta with the same object in view. The third army has ar rived at Porto Gruarao and is ad- vancing on the Tagliamenta river.
 Today the "day of the dead" was observed along all the fronts. The civilian population are going to the cemeteries to place wreaths and flowers on soldiers graves.
 ROME, Nov. 3.-ItaIian and allied forces in their drive in northern Italy have captured 100,- 900 Austro- ro-Hungarians, the Italian war office announced today. More than 2,200 guns have been taken.
 The Italians have occupied Ro- vereto, 13 miles south of Trent.
 ROME, Nov. 3.-The Italians have captured Trent, one of Aus tria's chief fortified towns in tho TyroI, according to the war office announcement tonight.
 Italian forces. have landed at Triest and the Italian tri-coIor is flying from the castle and from the tower of San Giusto.
 Italian cavalry have entered Udine.
 WITH THE ITALIAN FORCES IN NORTHERN ITALY, Nov. 8 (3:30 p. M.).-The Italian first army in its advance on Trent cap tured enormous quantities of mate rial and innumerable prisoners. Entire regiments are surrendering.
 ROME, Nov. 3.-ltalian land and sea forces are landing today at Triest, the principal seaport of Austria Hungary on the Adriatic, according to an official announce ment made this evening by the Italian war office.
 WITH THE ITALIAN FORCES IN NORTHERN ITALY, Nov. 3 (10 A. M.).-The entire Italian front is moving forward. The left wing of the Italian army has occupied Ro- vereto, and is pushing on toward Trent, which may be reached at the same time through Borgo and the Val Sugana.
 WITH THE ITALIAN FORCES NORTHERN ITALY, Saturday, Nov. - D. rn. by the Associated Press. ) The battle continues with the Italia and their allies, completing the d struction of Austria's mighty army. is estimated that 5000 Austrian cam will be the total taken by the Italian in addition to vast quantities of oth war material.
 The allied forces are ever pressil on toward the frontier in the mou tains. They already have reached t
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