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` ' ' -» ’ ' 8. Per`Ve|r (Mal cd) In Advance In Ghnldi 1 >

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Péieee Through Victrv-Kee E -Smashing the Hun Tiii He

(IOLLAPSE OF THE CENTRAL POWERS

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iS NOW PRITCTIEALLY COMPLETE

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Amid the Wild Whirl of Foamln R" I t' _ A i' H ‘ _ _-

Has Surrendered Unccnditio§a|lyVai)n\d".(l\':is Olricriiihd Th); rl|)aaisrd(ziEiEllee(i l10ndE>l(’ll>tiphtlrliirs|( A Ailied Waijsliips and the Forts in the Straits to' Allied Occupation Bohemians Have Cut' the Railway Between Berlin and Vienna. Germany Now Staiids Alone ‘to Stem the 1 , .TT h,

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Advance of Allied Troops. Abdication ol the Kaiser Again Reported 1 i »'=\<\<»<11\~f my ye-\@f<1ay do ~»1\~'f»

' - ~ ° ‘ causes, the lifting of the hon due

' f ‘ to the recent epidemic and to the

Turkeyhas paid the penalty of blind obedience to!

Germ-an militarism. At Mudros on the Island of Lemnos in the Aegean Sea Turkish commissioners yesterday sign ed an armiistice under which Turkey surrenders almost unconditionally to the Allies. The Dardanellesanld the Bosphorus ‘h‘ave_ been opened to the passage of the war ships of the Allies. The forts in the straits are to be oc cupredby Allied' troops and the remaining Turkish forc- es under arms are to be demobilized at once.

c‘0NQnEsT 01-* _\rEs0Po'i‘AMiA Now` ooMi'i.i~:'rn

Before the Turks gave np the struggle they had

learned of the surrender on ednesday on the Tigris of' Ismael Hakki and the 7,00() men under his commandwho had been ‘trying to bar _the way to Mosul. Their capitula- tion completes the British conquest of Mesopotamia. The opening of the way into the Black Sea for French, Italian and Greek fleets wi_ll result in the almost instantaneous de.

of German power in _southern Russia. That pow largely. on the_se'i2iire1of the most aimportantves

sels ned

GERMAN SOLDIERS IN UKRAINE HAVE REVOLTEI)

German soldiers in the eastern part of the Ukraine

arpl?lid to have revolted, shot their ofilc-ers and raised the re ag.

AUSTRIAN HUNGARIAN EMPIRE lTAFi UEASED 'I‘0

5 ` Exrsr

Amidthis wild whirl of foaming revolution one solid

fact emerges, the Austro-Hungarian Empire has ceased to exist, Il; is the second of the great powers of Europe to disappear in the Vortex of the whinlpool. _

'i‘H_E “VOLUNTARY” RE'riRI<iMEN'i‘ OF AUs'l‘rtiANs “ ~ ' ' LAUGHED _-vi' -

A statement from Vienna that Austria is now en-

gaged in avoluntary evacuation of italian territory is received with derision by the Allies. The Austrians are being forced out and with great losses. A British report Says that yesterday. morning a mass of enemy infantry estimated at 1'0‘,000.men were attacked by aviators and dispersedi The loss from bombs thrown upon such a dense mass must‘h‘ave"been very great. _ _ 1 -

_lh osLAvs Raisa srnxonnn on nnvol/r _

_ _While this-staggering blow on the Italian front dazes the Germanic population of the monarchy, the Slavs ever here reloice and raise the standard- of re-

Berlln anddlgnna and have taken over the Government of their own count . In Afram the Croats are in control and the Goiferhor 0?F_iume has abandoned that city tothe Croatian troops: - ' ' " ` ‘

ERATED ' _

ll cnotvrin AND si.AvoNiA Lin

' ' On~-thelordersof the Government at Vienna the Hun-

garian ldiethas formally rlnaciareg Crlnqtiad and Slavonic _are - f-‘tli " 11 in om. I _ np ~°n§`i;ll,E'_?i-fi n1eboiliIii%iaAanE1>i¥aL_1o i

wr _ _~- _

‘ T RDaM.`N _ 1.-Th Gennan portion °f

-,~_ constituted' - a _Republicgs

I . ._ _ ' Austria has notified the Polish authorities in Warsaw Sfirliyifi

E0 i”,2tk'(-3 0V€l‘ bil(-3 21(llIllYllSiZl‘3._tl0l”|_()fl1l'l€ PGCCIT l.l_V C01’1SlZll',L1t€(l lniic which is playginglliavoc tlirolugli- lflngdom of Poland and is withdrawing' :ill Aust1°iaiis|f»\it the Iilomiiiion and the l'\\i1e<l

-I from the country. Finally, the German state of the Aus- ~*""*"-*`- ' trian empire, in which German speaking persons are in _ ’\S>'°”"“"i“>'.‘V“”’;‘l' 5“l?“`”` I3”

‘} . - _~ r I ~ _ _- `- . ~ it was appropriate tiat tlie an the majority has claimed recognition from the United hhhhhi he hhed h, thhc for hh,

Masses and siiiiees

btates. I _ - _ _ _ _ _

i..\sr R.-\'|"|‘i.ii on 'riii-1 \v.\ii_ IN i'i‘.\i.i_' i°,flfl§;`“`°E~a(fh0l;c 'ghd ,{,,ghm',',

LONDON, Nov. `l_-'l"l'l‘€ €li€!ll_\' INZIQSGS 21l‘€ Sl.l‘€£ll1i- vliiirches, nll of which were lzirgely

ing in confusion down the moniitnin valleys in an attempt ”“".“‘l°‘l~ to reach passes on the Tagl-imento. Pi~isonei's, guns, war TR". “"“ “"“’~*__“"*5 “*l“"‘.“S_ “ niaterial and storehouses scarcely touched fell into our l)rcl'ii“"iqf_"'-_ni H li”?fetb{~ Umsllr han-ds, says theitaiian Official bulletin telling of what is l`v`."r1"...,.. a§§.,,,`f”l°§2 r..‘.`fln..r§f§m§2fr ].)!‘0l.‘3.'ClY i1l`l€ l9.SlJ Eattlé Of 'Cl”l€ \V2ll`. _ like 'l`\irl<ey sign :iii :ii'riiistic on the l Alréady 0V(-31' 50,00() pri5()11e1'S havg been taken and onl_v_ conditioii now or liciiccT<>r‘tli iiiore than 300 captured guns hae ‘ieen counted. By the,l’°*~“l’l" f°’ """» “" “““`°“d““"‘"l ‘occupation of the gorge of1Quero. through irliieh }>assel\“""e"der'

fi the raiway from Venice and Trevisdf to Belluno,' _

the Russian Black Sea fleet' which have been man-l flag; (i1faff};ec§;1StSh(;fr§g;n.a galgethi mth of Vittorio’ f-tix? nal' '

German sailors. The Germans must either sur-| .lm hh the h el. Piave ‘lmothe le Wea missesfotl “Em

render these vessels or take the risk of-afbatt-le againstl ` ` After Ogguh ,ing ’6de,.Z €}WeT].tt:efw es() d“i3Iiiv~e overwhelmiing odds. ‘In either case the Allied fleet within' who ,S agshciateffwrhh them 1;. ie ‘1 Fsthan hmsd a few days will dominate. the Russian Black Sea Coastkhrhlereh in the marsh Ile' _lo eh,S_;¥~ul;` Oth egimt an- and will doubtless occupy Odessa’ Sebastopol and other: the '1`ae'l‘iam~°nto a cond]ide1'g:i"‘l; i~oi‘Eiohnoi"t?he

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st alTTil€f ‘.‘.l)l)<l1°liiiii;ian people who have been so oppressed by` ?f;g§`1hBv;h,§e12lpKie- rgglhll _tlhlere hall beqnda ;tea%y_-f(-nh Germans and Austrains and threatened from the north' who Sand the aavaSt;?:g(;U"§']e §lf;n;’“c_“p1fi$ 11%; by the Bolsheviki of great Russia will receive the Ames out Shack The disastgr has brou htaf lllttgeet DEE W1 ' with °P"’i“>3l`mS and .any Supplies “OW gomg from theiUk" of pi-esentins a plea for an armgsticeutolélciiaalc mme to Gérmany Wm be cut Olf at Once' _A . the commander of the Italan army who has referred the

request to Marshal Foch and meanwhile continues the

Iwork of driving the Austrians out of italy 1 r

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS EAST OF THE PIAVE I

Nov. 1.-The Austrians continue to retire hastily in the ,P ’T» ‘_ r d -d t_ plains and the Allies are capturing many prisoners the I,_“y“f,m‘;'r;f];;;(|;’wl"f:e‘If’fh;0 number of which cannot be estimated accurately. In the To hht hh. Hhhs to muh ` mountain regions the Aus_tri'ans_are resisting somewhat The C_».,,va§5;ng in qrmrrorterohm _but their defensive power is waning rap1dl_v, for Victory Bonds is progressing

_ _ vcrv favorziblv. Subscriptions both

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1.-Austrian Marines have'

i'evolte'd seizing the warships at Pola and placing them at the disposal of the Hungaria-ns and the J ugo Slavs, it was reported today.

l"0RMER~ IIUNG.»\R[»\N` PRITMIER .'\S§lASIN_»\'l`I~ID

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1.-Count Tisza', the former'

Hungarian Premier, has been killed by a soldier, accord- ing to a Budapest telegram today. The Count fell a vic- tim to a revolver shot while he was out walking. _

I 'great win' news puhlislierl early in

0L.\Nl`) TAKES ()\'E_R 'PHE (,‘,()\'[~]R_\' ][[.jNfp _llic (lay ii in the (iirarrliaii :incl (.i\\zirfl

` |i'in bulletins '1`he gencril opinion

` ~ Vlllllllll lllllN_

Among the big subscriptions to the

Victory Loan yesterday was a $30.000 ' zippllcutioii ifroni the flrin of R. T. Hol- man Li-mited; Suninicrslde. When ri ilrin like 1-his takes $30.000 of its cash to invest, it shows they have confiden-

_ re in the lnves.tment. The quality of

i their hid-gmenl ns' to what constitutes :i safelnvestiiient may he gaiigeil from rho fuel. that they liavi-‘_ 530.000 to ln- ? vest and runrtlieir business besides.

The exnuiple set by R. T. Holman

Limited is a safe one to follow.

“vlmniv will cllvis

AUS'l‘RI.»\N PRISONEIIS INNli.\IERAIiLI‘l

The news today is cheery stulT-

A USTRIAN .TIA RINES TN Rl‘]\'0LT in size and niiiiiber greatly exceed.

that of lzisl veor. A great maiiy.‘

new subscriptions for large :nnonntfa :irc being ol>tniiicrl_

The slogan l`roni 'l`oronto in the

_prc'seiit cziriipziigiris “Double Up." livcryliody is trying to iiicrezifu- their subscriptions over that of the previous cninpaign.

This is :ni idea for people evf‘i[\'»

\vhere_ lt will make up for nimiy who are ill with influenza and not in a position to attend to biisirieras matters, '

On Tliiirsilay four subscriptions

were received in the city lor $5,000.

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iiéiiiifiiiiiilllfféiiiiiéiiii

owii‘_'a'nd` Royalty. has been placed at

:cell ai" .' - ‘ - -'1 '$2,500,000

UQ# Yesterday u siibscriptioii for $25.

000 from the Provinciril (lovem- nient was i‘ct‘cived.

Canvassers for the city expect to

start the house lo house canvass on Monday next and every person is :iskcd ‘to he prepared to nit-ct them with it siiliscriplion for \'ictor_v llonds. ' `

Sir Percy Sherwood

_ Wans to Resign

_..._

OTTAWA, Oct. 31.-Alter thh-ty`

live years service, Sir Percy Sher- wnod Commrlssloner of Domlfnlon pol-| Ice, li-as asked to he relieved ol' hlsl post, it was learned today. The reason he advances for his destre tn retire is poor health. '

55%

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The Victory Loan .Qbiective tor Charlotte

h__win'tho fiiovcrnor (ieneral’s llonour flag.

Up” to 6 o'clocli' last 'night the amount bscribed was ~ - - ' - $218,400

The Objective lor the Province has bee

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assesses

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'tlise near Guise and in the Ais ,iiorthwest of Chateau Porcue cfiice announcement. ‘

picked to succeed Gen. Lude

demobilization, the Berlner T high authority.

.\l{MlS'l‘ICE TERMS \VILL

led to Germany will be confi letiircments, except that it wil

that they are conditioned gen son's principles With some de

and panic among the populati

if necessary to allow enemy ti' Cologne, according to Berlin

destroyed and fifteen others d

GREATER SU‘CCESSES

on wesieli-N Faoin

Allied Forces are Jamming their Way

”0`ver i= Belgian and French Territory Driving the Germans/BackEver'ywhere and' Taking Thousands ol Prisoners.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The British troops resumed the

_offensive south of Valenciennes this morning. Field Mar- _shal Haig in his report today says, and good progress is

re in successful minor enter rises carried out

being ma l . _ p by small parties of our tr-oops in the neighborhood of Le Ouesiio. An operation undertaken by us this morning south of Valenciennes is rep `

orted to be making good

_l1°L)gl‘€SS. '.

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1 \'IOI.EN'i‘ _-\R'l‘II.LERY ACTIONS

t artillery battles were in the French front along the ne region near St. Fergeun n, according to tod'ay’s war

PARIS, Nov. 1.-Violen

irogress during last night on

GEN. GRODNER SI`(‘(‘EEDS LUDENDORFF

' COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1.-'Gen Grodner has -been

ndorff as head of the Ger- loyed in connection with

'nan armies so as to be emp

ageblatt says it learns on

nn srnicrir MILITARY

nistice terms to be submit- ned strictly to military re- l be brought' out clearly erally upon President Wi- fiiiiteriess.

:N19 i‘lt0\-'INCES _

PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Ari

l’ANI(‘ IN THE RH

There has been an outbreak on in the Rhine Provinces authorities were prepared oops to occupy Coble‘nz and newspapers.

I NES DOVVNED

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 1.--

irising from reports that the

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-four enemy machines were riven out of control on the' ays an oiiicial communica- ith aerial operations.

l'_ON DON, Nov. 1.--Sixty

western front Wednesday, s tion issued tonight dealing w

PLARIS, Nov. 1.-The Belgian war office communi-

cation issued this evening follows: “We are established on the west bank of the Canal De Derivation DeLaLys. We have taken Dealmen. Another' big slice of important territory was ,torn-from the enemy today along a wide front in Belgium between Degnze on the north and Acel- ghem on the south by an Allied force composed of Bel- gian, British, French and American troops. TheAmerican units were fighting with the French north of the British. The attack was launched at 5.30 o’clock this morning and by noon the British had jammed their way forwar to a depth of some 4,000 yards. '

LONDON, Nov, 1.-In the region east of Courtrai the

British delivered an attack today against the Germans, gained all their objectives and took 1000 prisoners, ac- cording to Field Marshal Haig’s communcation issued tonight and which indicates that the British are lighting right on the Scheldt and are probably 'across it at an im- portant point. 1

Kll$iR'S Allllllllllil

LONDON, Nov, 1.-High placed Germantoiilcialslat

Copenhagen this afternoon received information that the German Emperor had abdicateti, according to the Coggin- hagen correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph m- pany who adds, nothing is said about the Crown Prince.

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The Naval Service Department sri- N' Illlfr "`|¢§l"w`ii'\li

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Q l‘at night Z TEMPERATURE. V AA' \nounces that all hands ol the Auxiliary h < gill'

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