IOLUME FIVE
GEBLE I
COMPLETE SURRENDER OF CENTRAL POWERS IS RAPIDLY
DRAWING NEARER AIDED BY'AUSTRIA'S FRAN
TIC APPEAL FOR ARMISTACE
SLUES PLSN KNOCKOUT OF HUNS
o-
By Carl D Groat
(U.iit.vl Press Staff Correspondent)
AYahington Nov 1. Unless pea
ce romes quickly American and al
lied military effort will be divided j
into four giant phases for the corn- j
jt v noekout of Germany in j
slnrt order. j
The first in importance will be j
the t 1 T I i "Ij Ifpneentration, on the ,
"stl front, then the hammering
attiV hack door of Germany,
which is expected to be faciliated
by the Austrians with th provis
ion; for a pathway for allied sol
diers to the German border thru
dual monarchy, and last an al
lied dash through the opened door
of the Bosphorus to seize the ships
that Germany has taken from the
Russian black Sea Flet.
rop-?vhagen" Nov 1. The new
'A 1 1 ft A
iwinnai government or Austria
1 1 0 11 TT
i.ds now assumed tun power, nerr falltry and mounted troops have
Renner, tlj- Soeialist leader an- occupied "the important railroad
nouneed according to dispatches town of Sacile on the Lhfenza riv
from ienna. j or tie war 0ffire announces. Li-
Large crowds on the outside of I venza was reaehed on a four mile
the building where the national frollt
r-oimeil was in session cheered thej Southward of Brugneraby sol
annoinmont pv waving redban- j (flors ()f the tenth anny with v;hich
iiers-.
Copenhagen Nov 1. While re
ports are rumored of the abdica
tion of the Kaii"r there is n0 of
confirmation received here
ar-crn-dinc to dispatches that were
fital in "Rerlin at. mid-night.
Py R. J. Render
"Washington Nov 1. The eom
l 'ti' surrender of the Central pow
to thp giant forces of civili
zation is drawing rapidly nearer
(iffi-ials iu Washington believe.
A'''."!v Mittel Europa is crushed J,nt resolution which was passea
V allied arms. Austrians abjert!b' the Houso of RP'-seMtntiv
Pituation mav received at j 'vcral days ajr. providing for the
,"y monn-nt iu the wake of her adjonrnment of (mgress .ver the
,;1"tM- appeal for an
armistace.
WW
THc,. th
world alone. How long
1i ,.,.,,1.1 i ...
'"'nu mjiiki oui is a mauerj
"f -.n j,,tro though authorities j
h,lieve she could not last six !
'"ths and possible not over
1 : Vs
COTTON MARKET
!
Low at 2:40;
27.16 27.1 6 1
Open
27.D.-1
27.20
2(5.1)5
26.60
26.37
High
27.95
27.20
26.05
26.60
26.37
26.37
26.10
25.80
25.75
26.37 j
26.10,
25.89 ;
25.75
J'Oeal Market Nominal
WEATHER REPORT Fair toniglit and Saturday.
AFTERNOON DAII?
AUSTRIA ASKS
ARMISTACE OF
GENERAL DIAZ
(By United Press)
(London Oct 31 Night The
Xuslriari eom inf 1
tbje Italian front lias applied to
Gcrcnal Dz for an, armistaco
it was stated on high authority.
The request was forwarded to the
interallied council at Versailles.
BRITISH TROOPS
NOW IN SACILE
London Nov 1. The British in
the Americans are brigaded, are
now between Oderzo and Porto
(GrruarvJ 'rail way J The Austrians
are falling back rapidly.
REPUBS RECALL
ADJOURNMENT
(By Associated News Service)
Washington Nov. 1 11)18. The
oleetioTi nerlod jmd until Nov. 12.
x
nas oeen rendereii nun ana voia oy
action of Republican Senators who
!have been angered by President
Wilson's decree iu calling for the,
eIectio11 of a Democratic Congress
! Senator Martin ot, V irginia, ma
il ijonty leader m the benate, has
been notified that the Republicans
will defeat any adjournment re-
1 solution in retaliation. Majority
leader Kitchin of the House has re
called the original resolution pass
ed by that bod v.
Woman mav not have obtained
the vote, but she is still entitled to
her old-time privilege, the last
word.
ATCW DAYS
AFTERNOON DAILY
SCOTLAND N5?CX, N. C. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1918
! : i : : :
FOURTH LOAN
$6,866,000,001
(By United Press)
Washington Nov 1. The total
subscriptions of the Fourth Lib
! erty Loan amounted to$6,S66,416,
300.00 .
MEETINGS LA;:
OVER SUN!
Paris Nov 1. The interallied i
diplomatic' council meeting will
not end before Sunday is the be
lief expressed he:$e.
BOHEMIA FREED
FROM GERMANY
sterdam Nov 1. 1 he Ger
man Portion of Bohemia has been
formally constituted a republic,
Vienna dispatches announce.
(',-rman' tnmbers of, the Aus
trian Reichstag have elected Herr ('
Pacher, radical, president and
Invjs selected Reichenburg as the
capital.
FREE PASSAGE
OF DARDANELLES
Paris Oct 31 Night The Turks
are reported to have agreed to an
armistace including the free pas
sage of the Dardanelles.
London Oct 31 Night The Dar -
danelles are reported to have been
opened at six thirty this morning,
TUESDAY AND GE
YOUR FE
IT IS NOT ENOUGH THIS YEAR TO VOTE YOURSELF AND
WALK HOME SATISFIED THAT YOU ft AVE DONE
YOUR DEMOCRATIC DUTY
SEE THftT EVERY
.
OfJM" "0 excuse for not vot-
ing. If yon fail to record your
vote; thi vicar f1?r the appeal
has been made to you by Senator
Sotmions ami the President, who
are unable to devote anv time
whate r to speech making owing
to the call of the world for their
services in international prooiems
yon -will be as great a slacker as
he who would refuse to take his
dr'sharjp jtf Liberty Bonds orbing. Record your own vote and
hid his hov from the militarv draft see that the otlier fellow does the
Everv vote is needed, and need
ed badly, not for this -section,
where there is no opposition, hii.
in support of democrats in the we.
tern part of the state where the
"
Frost tonight Light north winds.
1
AMERICANS ARE
IN A SUCCESS
FUL ATTAC
f (By United Press)
Washington Nov 1. The cap
ture of JBrueilles on the west bank
of the Meuse by American forces
together with a successful bomb-
i iug attack of the German commun j
: -
ieations, is the latest report from
j General Pershing. '
FRESH ATTACK
ONI EST FRONT
(By United Press)
on Nov 1. Tl h British sir
Loi
lie
i i
daily attacked north of Valancieu
2
?ies this morning and good
pro-;
gress was reportea dv mem juar-
! shai liarg.
Turks Surrrende"
In Mesopotamia
(By United Press)
London Oct 31 Night Turk
ish army groups in tle Tigris re
gion of Mesopotamia have surren
dered, it is authoritatively stated
here this evening. It is under
i stood the Turkish armistace in- !
i
Iclujes unconditional surrender.
j The armies are under the com-!
jmand of Lsmael Hakkib consisting;
! of la whole division and the best
part of two others.
! General Marshall, the British
commander, has lieeu conducting
i a vigorous offensive for two clays.
sm ME
DEMOCRAT VOTES
republicans are massing forces
and much money to secure seats
in the House.
The next Congress must be dem.
oeratie if the prmd work that our
r resident nas none is to oe con-;
tinned : Are. you ready to fore-
go your shaifc in this good work;
ana let tne ttepuoncans rep trtJi
reward? We hardly think you j
will, but you must be up and do-!
same.
Tuesdav is election day. Give
vour whole time that day to the
good cause and don't put it up to
the otlhr fellow to do all the work
T"
TELEGRAPH SERV1
WITH THE TREMENDOUS LOSSES ON THE ITALIAN FRONT,
TROOPS IN REVOLT AND CIVILIANS IN FRENZY
PRESENT DYNATY IS LOST
EMPEROR WML SEES KINGDOM IS GONE
-o
21 N. C. 1
AMONG LOS:
(By United Press)
Washington Nov 1. 1,393 nam .
es arc included in the five casual
1 tv lists issued vesterdav and today
' bv the war and navv departments
-lt wBi cli ai;ejLw.eii t vomNor t h Cii
j oliniaus, as follows:
j Ki'Ied In Action
Private Thomas F. Petty of Sir-t
i tford : Turner Smith, (f (jibsori :
and Ira L. Satterfield, of Brue
DUd Of Disease !
i
j Privates -Caryle Baile', of Mars
j Hill ; Sears Herring, of Seven
Springs; Henry II. Straughan,
of Rowland : Willie W. Ashe, of
Halifax; and Edward Wright,
of Jacksonville.
Wounded Severely
Lieutenant Homer M. Philips, of
Charlotte.
Privates John R. Cordell, of Clay
ton and James C. GastQn, of Hen
dersonville.
Wounded Degree Undetermined
Lieutenant Samuel S. Woodley,
of Creswell.
Corporal Sam A. Russell, of Star
Privates James R. Fisher, of
Rosemary. Blanco H. Riddle, if
Sanford and, Charlie A. Pritch-
ard, of Elizabeth City.
Wounded Slightly
Lieutenant Henry A. Whitfield,
of Goldsboro.
Corporal Benjamin F. Jennette.
of Middleton.
Privates Winfrey T. Martin, of
timmiii, (Imu . nriiwii .rv. jiicm. i -
ington. of Louisburg.
nKco; Tt. a iVn
XT.1. LOO 111 All. 1WXV"
Private Fay Robbins, of Ellens
boro.
The total lists show that 62 men
were killed in action; 30 died of
.wounds; 3 died of accident; 1 died
'of aeroplane accident; 63 died of
t disease ; 234 wounded severely;
641 wounded to a degree undeter-
mined; 290 wounded slightly; 71
misisiintr in action and 3 nrisoners.
If fff0 OfTTVIf"
jjJ jfjll J uLIWiV
DURING WEEK
, (Py United Press)
j Washington -Nov, l.sso pas-
senger ships have bt3n attacked
: by German submarines during the
past week, Assistant Secretary of.
the Navy RooJjvclt announces.
. - . t
NUMBER 79
ravis rvov 1. The members of
the interallied diplomatic eoum-ii
believe that, the Hapshurg dynas
ty has ended and that an Austrian
republic is likely to be formed.
The Kaiser's abdication is eon
sdered inevitable.
Confidential advices to tiie con
fcrence suggest that the Gern.an
internal, situation is momentaril v
likely to force an abdication (
(."onenhau'CJi Nov 1. t'.n.-v
Tvar-dyi, head of t::e national coi;
cil, wired t)je T;ueblatt
Ih tt tlo
i
hidpest!) j,nd police have aUnov
ledged the new "uncil a;id irov
"vnnient. The p - ulai ion is job".
hut.
Zurich Nov 1. Emperor Iari,
before leaving Vienna for Codollo
order authorities to yield
unresistingly to the new regime, ac
cording to adviePs received here.
The Emperor wtrd Andiduke
Joseph to take similr aefion. The
latteri )vho had previously been
designated by the Eniperor to take
stops toward a greyer independ
ence of Hungary. I"ft Bndapestb
after the reinil)lie had been pro
claimed. C.operhagen. Nfv 1. Austrian
marines have revolted and seized
the warships at Pobi. plaeing their
at the disposal of the Hungarians
and Jugo Slavs.
Rome -Nov 1. The Austrian
frfnt in the Grappa, regioiis has
completely collaised, the Italian
war office announ-s.
It is impossible t lestiioate t) j
nundter of prisoners as they fir
irom the mountains m
j
blocks.
All enemy
artillerv has been
carfur"d ? -;h of Dival lldla .
Troops of the sixth armv in a
('min 1,iq,n fl(lvar("'1 tho
Hr,'uta va1,T Ptur'ng vast num
o: rne enem- nnn two or me
-nv v hlVh La(1 fi hoavny "P"
011 ljassano-
1 fjf t a e a i
The peopln, who have been seek
ing for ynrs to educe ought to
verv much obliged to Mr. Hoov
er for each successive set of his
rubs. Reducing is row an invol
untary rather than a voluntary
matter.
While no figures have ben giv
j en out he stated the total passe n-
1 i.i . a i i
jvl .Miipsamng amuun.eu m
, considerable number and lie was
j jnclined to believe tho Germans
had ceased attacks ou passenger
stops-as they had announced. m