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IIUSTRIA- IIGREES T0

-IIRMISTICE TERMS

_ Unconditional Surrender oi Austria

Unoiiicially ` Reported in Loudon. Probable Sequel to 'l`ei`-rible Losses

Sustained in Last

_ (Special to The Guardian) - LONDON, Nov. 3.-A despatch,I

unoiilcisiiy confirmed, says Austria! has agreed to the armistice -terms oi, the Annes and 70,000 Austrians have'

-been made prisoners cn the Piave.

ITALIANS CROSS THE TAGLIA-' MENTO

ROME, Nov. 3.-italian psironl

have crossed the Tagliamento and oe- cupied the city of Spilimbergo. _

AUSTRIANS FLEENG BEFORE

ITALIANS The Austrian ofilciel statement says

ROME. Nov. 3.-Austrians are

fleeing from Udine, about 50 miles' east of the Piave, according tc- reports‘ received here. They have aiiandonedl a -great quantity of war ‘materials iii ' the region of Udlrne which was Ital- ian Headquarters before the 1917 re- treat. ’ '

ITALINANB CAPTURING FORMID- ABLE POSITIONS

aoiue, Nov." 3.-on the Asiago

A

_ Few Days.

Plateau the Sixth Anny and two Al- lied divisions have carried formidable fiwsitllons which the Austrians have held for -months. Mont Mosciagh Bal- do; Monte Lomgara La M»eletia_ D1 Galllo |Basso Rosso, Monte Spith and Lambara are in our possession.

Three -thousand prisoners and 232

guns were captured c-n the Asi-ago I’-leteau -today. _

AUSTRIANS WILL RETIRE T0 OR- IGINAL POSITIONS

, (Special to the Guardian)

that their troops will retire tc- posi-

t`ons held at the start oi’ the war and that ail.Serbian -territory will be ev- acuated. . _

GERMANI8 FOFlTl\FY_lNG BAVARIAN FRONT

Germans fearing Allies will attack

through Austria are erecting fortific- ation along the Bavarian frontier.

The'Germans are retreating across the Argonne ‘forest and French forces ‘ are close upon -them.

_ / .

Now MINE-swerrino

I IHE ohio/Ins-‘Lie

" ` Clearing the Way for

British Mine-Swzepcrs'

Allied Warships to.G.».t Through the >tra|:» to Constantinople ar-d the Black ‘ca_

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, Nov. 3.-_-A large dest oi

the latest type of British mine sweep- ors today 'began the tedious task of

the Allies consllder to be necessary be-_ fore the Allied fleet enters the tor-5 tuous waterway leading past Constan-

(8peclal to The Guardian)

LONDON, Nov. 3.- Valenclennes

has been captured. Field Marshal Haig re-ports that -the Uty was taken by Canadians under General Currie wliofliave passed through the town. --BUY VICTORY BONDS-- CAPTURED 5000 PRISONERS E

' ` (Special to the Guardian)

ln the fighting on the front ol Vul-

enciiennes the British took 5,000 pri- soners in two days.

The British advance-d one and a half

miles to the east of Valenciennes an-:l captured -the village of St. Sziulves,

--BUY vicronv norms-_ I

ALLIES NEAFIING GHENT 'I

PARIS. Nov. 3.-The Allies ‘arc

wi-thin four kilometres of outskirts ol' Ghent, Americans between Aisne and Meuse have penetrated -the German oositions _ I

--BUY VICTORY EoNDs- I

FRENCH CAPTU-RE 1400 PRISON- E-RS

PARIS, Nov. 3.-The French -attack to -thc east oi the Aisne in the Vouc- Tiirs area was renewed this morning, tho \vnr oilice announced. l"risonf.‘ra

taken.

lIIORE SIIIIISHING VICTORIES

ON THE WESTERN FRONT

Ganadians Enter Valcnciennes, ritish and Canadian Troops Advanced

on Six Mile Front Captuing two or lhrce Thou~and Prisoners and.Going l I-2 Miles Beyond Valencicnncs. In Flanders a Five Mile Advance was Made on a Ten Mile Front Bringing the Allies -to the Sheldi. Allied Air Forces Successfully iiombzd Important Gcrmanc Positions.

GENERAL GOURARD'S 'ARMY oillcizil re-port l'i‘oiii I<‘le-ld Mui’slinI

MAKES GREAT ADVANCE ‘ iiiiig tonight. The att-ack resulted iii In

--- nn advance ol' two miles mid the cap- Ste

HEADQUARTERS O-F Tl-IE ture ol Aulnoy and Preseau, thus

r‘oUR'rH FRENCH AItMv_ Nov. 3.-I I-caching the souiiiei-h edge of var

General Cloui‘aud's ainiy attacked this cncicnnes which is flooded

morning on -a front of five to six miles -BUY VICTORY BONDS#

between the Aifsne and the Argonne in FIVE 'MILE ADVANCE ON TEN MILE conjunction with the ilrst Amcricuii_ FRONT_ IN FLANDERS

army cm his right. The immedlatc` --- objcctirvc of llic Fi-enoli commander in LONDON, Nov. 3.-Todi1y‘s attuck

this region is to clear the enemy out I in Flanders was rewarded hy un ad ol’ the thickly wooded and much brok- vnnce oi more than five miles on zi ten en massif oi the Argonne, the last na-- inlle front. it brought the Allies to tural fortress which remains to liirn the Sclieidt from Berclieni to Gavere until he reaches the Ardennee. I 10 miiles south oi’ Ghent. This ad-

The attack oi General Goura.ud's vaiice probably wiltenahle the Bel-

nrmy must he taken in conjunction glans to push the enemy over the der- wlth the American attack on a inuchl iva-tion canal to the Terneiize cniinl.

larger scale whi.»ch is progressing ini --BUY VICTORY BONDS- the most en_c_o_uraging fashion on th :ALLIED AIRMEN DO GOOD WORK other side or the Argonne and has _ G- resultcd in the taking ol’ 3,000 prison- .LONDON Nov. 3,-The independ-

ers and twelve VIilla‘g‘6S_ At Grand Pre ' ent Air Force on Wednesday nlg

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General Gouraurd is in touch with the ilropped bc-inbs 0.1 the rablroads na American army on his right. Baden, th-e chemical factories at -Karl-

--BUY VICTORY BONDS-- sruhe, and the blast furnaces nt Bur

LONDON, Nov. 3.-Attacking on ai bach im Germany, According to uh of-

iront oi six mile-s south of Valcn-_ ilcinl statement made this evening. rienncs this morning E-nsllsh and, on Tiiuisuay the railway station ai Canadian -troops 'CI-lhlurcil I-\0iW0€l1 3.-I Donn in the centre of the town, thc 000 and 3.000 prisoners and indicted railways at Fresoaty and Trcvs and

to thu niirnbci' of 1.400 hnvo been f-,xtcmcly ll?-SVI’ 105505 0" U10 €l10m.\’~:ilic Ai‘rdi‘oii|c nt Buhl‘\veri' :iItnckkc;l,

This umioiiiiceineiit is made in tho All machines returned,

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tlnople and- through the Bosphorous to -

le r’ il fmiin and the Black Sea, will take several days' lm-91°-3|i'l° ~ 4l°Il>l°lTH\ 0 'COIH1 P

c a .ng the Dardane es 0 es I _ _ _ __ other obstructions. 'lihis work.. to- in the opinion of the British Admir-i ""9 'the Habsburg dynasty is ended cording -to an mper al proc uma on

- k . the Austro-Hiingarilan navy has been

gather with other safeguards which nity. llmd that an A“5I-Na" Republic is ll 9

_ _ 'iy to he f<,I~,maI1_ handed over to the S0u_th Slay Nol-

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A- _ LONDON. Nov. 3.--Count Julins_`

y _ _ _ (SDN-IRI £0 UW Guafdlalll Aindrassy who became Austro-Hun

h f in Franccl LQNDON NUV 3 '-T119 Blwllfian garian ‘foreign minirster on Oct. 25.

Armistice govern-ins the marlti»ins'mou.ths the Brltls orces ._ - -_ < -

I’ mier has notified Bcrli that the‘h I-Qui ned according to a Zurich

~D0wers of the central Empilres. The have taken 172,659 -prisonersand 2,378| F0 ' n as g

ggordi tg BHVBTIWII TOW-I famlll’ 01911115 U16 Im- despatch to the Exchange Telegraph

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UONDON, Nov. 3.-The Versailles

conference has tinal-I agreed on the

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON Nov 3 -in the-past 3.

...-.-_»_-

Droposals contain six .points which are guns from the Germans, a ‘B8 I believed -to throw a sate guard ar- an ofiicial communication receIved_Il°l'lal "V009 In the event of Em-poror-'C0

den will go to lliurope as a Peace Conberence Delegate. Lord Bhgiigh- all MII! In suggested as a canadian Min-

ister to Greet Britain.

emi" _B0l'd¢n tures 94,000 or .

_ ofllcers, 925_ guns -including many

to heavy cannon. 7000 machine guns and

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LONDON \cv 3-Serbian troops

Serbia-i, Belgrade. '

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over the city of Baku to the British. All Turkish railways have been plac- cd at the disposal of ‘tho Allies.

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Contracts Awarded for 3| Steel Steamers ol

8,400. Tons, also for Large Type of |0500

Ton Steamers.

(Special to the Guardian)

building prograniine, the lion. C.

liantyiic, l\iinIrstei' of -Marine and herics_ announced tonight that con- cis had now been placed with sev-

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OTTAWA, Nov. 3.-Supplciricnta.i‘y previous nnnouiiceinent in con- ulion with the tiovcrnmeiit ship-

IS,4lI0 -tons dead weight capacity to 8,100. Tons in ziddiiir.-ii to the types of vessels l'oi' whit-li coiiiriivts have been placed pliiiis and apeciilcations lor ai large type ol' 10,500 tons are in course of picparatloii and it is ex- pected that contracts for the con- struction of several vessels of this type will he placed in -the ncai' fut- xirc ut` lialifax and possibly at Vnii- couver.

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PARIS. Nov. 3.-Tlhe interalll-od

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council at Versailles has forwarded lo Gen. Diaz, commander of the Italian -armies, the terms of the Arniis-time to -'be granted. the Austrians, the Matin declared today. Tho inter-a-llieil coun- cil unnnllmously agreed upon cvcri'

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uuith. speaking nt Glasgow today, said that the most striking change occur-

ing in Europe wus the complete and irrevocable collapse oi' numeracy. In 1914 three Emperors ruled the greater part of Europe and a large part ol' Asia. The Ilussilan Emperor now had been deposed and murdered, the Aun- trian Emperor was a wail' and stray. -\'.‘hiIst the third Emperor was hover- ing on the verge -oi’ abdicatilon. W_hat- ever may be the terms of -pence those tlirones cannot be rebuilt.

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LONDON,` Nov. il.-After the pro-

ilanizitlon of u. republic in Budapest. Arch-Duke Joseph, the representative of the Emperor, lelt the city accord- ing to an Exchange Telegraph des- patch frcm Zurich. Emperor Charles, the despatch adds, before leaving Viiannit personally gave orders that Lil conflict with the populace 'be av- oided. He instructed the authorities to yield wirthoiit resistance to the new power.

ilulgarian King; I I

Has Abdicated

C0l"l]NlII\GEN, Nov. 3.-King .Bor-

is of nhigm-it, who ascended the liirono on Oct. 3. has alidlcatcd. A peasant government lins been estab-

'llslind ut Tlornova under the lender- I

ship of M. Stiimbuiiwky who has been the chiei of thc Peasants and Agrnrians ol' llulguria Por some time.

M. Stnmiiulinvsky who is ropi;-rted to

bc the head of time new government in Bulgaria is' said -to be in command fl’ u republican army of 400,000 men, according -to a Zurich despatch to the (tentrai News.

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