Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-01-01

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Germany and austria asked armistice
ana peace negotiations based on Wilson's=
,a 6ss q; German. I'm. north q Reims
2: s: transport otranto sunk IN colll-
Oct. Americans IN. furious battle FOR
north end OF Argonne forest.
Oct. 8-Preaident Wilson answered Cor
man peace note by demanding the evacA
" n, ct al occupied territory and ask
many accepted the Wilson terms, and
Wnetner he spoke only for the present
authorities Of the empire T.. 3 = S5s
Allies smashed Hindenburg defenses on
2o-mile front between Cambria and, ST.
Quentin, and Franco-Americans started
new G drive east OF the Mouse. b. s .
Oct. gBritish occupied Cambria and
pushed -far beyond.
Prince Frederick Charles OF Hesss elect
ed king Of Finland by landtag. "a.
doed; 400 lost. HI, =: -. - s, h
LIE cateau, railway center. taken by al
Oct. 11-Argonne wood cleared OF Ger
mans by Americans - 81
Kaiser called rulers Of all German fed
Grated states 20 conference. J
Oct. alderman chancellor sent reply to
wilson, saying Germany accepted all his
terms and agreed to evacuate all invaded
Entire German defense system in Cham
Oct. ,1@La Fers and Laon taken by the
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Serbs captured Nish. ..:>s
Oct. H-President Wilson rejected Ger
many's peace ard armistice proposals .
-, Allies began big drive in Flanders. TAX
Italians captured Durazzo.
Oct. 16-Allies. took Menin, nanked o.
tend and threatened Bruges; r. 600 pris
Oct: 1s General retreat from northern
Belgium by Germans. r.
~ Americans captured Grand Pre-. north of
Allies pursued Austr1ans into Montene-
Oct; l7-germans evacuated ostend. Lille
,s Oct z 1s5A1l,e. oessuR,ss rurcoins. Rou
declared by its provisional government.
Emperor Charles decreed liberalization
OF Austro-Hungarian empire.
OCT: lS-President Wilson rejected Aus
n Aihed ..a armies In Belgium reached the
.,1 Fourth Liberty loan closed, heavily over
te Oct q G 71a', retreatins Germans in
dent Wilson. full Of evasions. deniais and
Allies in Serbia reached the Danube and
Oct. 22-British entered suburbs Of VAL
en6e ae .s and crossed the scheldt.
.,o Ucs: z-president Wilson told German
the subject Of an armistice:. but that the
" y: s., II 1t must deal with the kaiser and
tions cr Sf demand. aemanded not peace negotia
Brit British broke through German defenses
south Of Valencienhes.
amer Ahmerlc a. s made advance in terrific
Serbs; slovenes and croatians announced
FORMATION at 10 OF sovereign state.
~ ocf P,a4 nl tau began big offensive on
Oct 26-French in big advanca IN s.rr.-
Disc region.
peoples Of middle Europe promulsstsu In IN
British occupied Aleppo.
yet N-Germany replied to President
wilson, asking terms for arnistice,
~. Germa H., reichstag put control Of mill
tary IN civil government.
Allies crossed the Piare in italian drtv.
Oct. le-Austr1a-Hungary asked for sep
aT Se a II and peace on allies' terms.
smashed by allies.
Turkey presented separate peace propos-
ri ct s ssnEnti5e Turkish army on the
n Austrian tcz commander in Italy asked Gen.
snect. 'S'.ce WIN turkey went into
Kingdom of Greater Serbia proclaimed.
Hungary. AAoNAA
Nov. l.:;American First army smashed
German lines west Of the Meuse.
Allies drove Germans oft OF 10 towns in
Aus, Austrian IL army fleeing across tn. rasl,a-
Go punt. TIA former Hungarian premier,
Ukrainians and Teutons captured Lem
Nov: liking Boris Of Bulgaria abdicat-
60 and peasant republic was established.
Aua ttdisa dsc'ar complete 'eparation from
., Aamericans made great advance ON both
Yalenciennes taken by british
H Hnx 1s ifb A occupied by Italians
nx MS'i nv oi1iaa terms for Germany
British captured IL Quesney in great
sflensivs between the sambrs and the
Nov. 5-Americans win fierce battle for
crossing Of the Mouse.
President Wilson told GERMANY tn ask
armistice terms from Foch. " oSA
French 1na,s made big advance. taking Guise
=, ~, Nov ; @ereat French victory on 100
American troops entered Sedan.
Revolution spreading through Schleswig
Ney: SIfrsst!eallS s al It German ne.t
&c, German qa -, emissasiss reached Marshal
Germans evacuated Client,
Socialist party demanded abdication of
Nov. s-Bavartan diet deposed King
Ludwig and the Wittelsbach dynasty.
Great advances made by allies on entire
Nov. sKaiser Wilhelm ahdicated
Social Democrats in control Of govern
ment In Germany; Ebert made chancei-
te1Ses Rs9es ed 70 H II isaslin
NOV. u-Germany signed armistice
Bolsheviki defeated by American. and
British on the ~Dvina:
Noy: n-Emperor Charles Of Austria alb
.,Noy: 1s-Allied fleet arrived At constan.
NOV. 1LAmertcan ana rr.nch troon.
moved into Alsace.
Former crown prince Of Germany In
tened Hox II 1s1 H9l1and Ge.r,., .o,,.r..
pealed to President Wilson to save Ger-
many from starvation and anarchy.
"a t,a republic under Masaryk
Nov. 1s-Belstan troops entered Ant
american troops began march to Rhine.
Nov. r-British troops started for the
Nov. B-President Wilson announced h.
would attend opening Of peace conference.
Admiral. Kolchak put In control Of all
R To1 a ge0gs1amSsnt az at 1msk
ment by anti bolshevik forces announced.
=, Nov. H-aerman fleet was surrendered.
Nov. Fixing Albert Of Belgium entered
Brussels.e :. -. -,
Nov: 2s--Anerican troops crossed the
Prussian frontier.
k els' saPs1TsS d dsm6ens state,
ed q republic.
French under Gen. Gourand entered
Nov. q -soviets gained upper hand in
Berlin, but. were outvoted elsewhere ia 4
Germany. : -, -