Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 2, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Today s weather fair and warmer. Temperatures yesterday maximum minimum put to the Torch the Early evacuation of Ca Farai is indicated by the act it has been put to the Torch. St. Quentin has been entered by French troops. Vol Sun rises 7.29 . Sets 7.06 . Loon rises 5.05 . Sets 5.4s . Winnipeg wednesday october-2. 1918. Morning pages no. 77. Surround St. Quentin troops save forced Way into St. Quentin agreement with Germany j Amsterdam oct. To Budapest newspapers the Austro hungarian government desires peace in agreement with Germany no with standing the fact that measures have. For defense As a result of fierce fighting along 250 Miles Western front Bulgaria s withdrawal from the 7daivj-t _ n announces important a despatch received Here today present great Batlle extends Over results obtained yesterday British Are helping i from Budapest quotes the newspapers of i Liat City As saying that a Crown was held saturday at which measures that had become accessory As a result of Bulgaria s a j lion were Zalfen to guarantee an effect have drawn arc around . But government was still striving at the. Earliest possible moment in agreement with Germany i to secure a peace that absolute j by guarantee the monarchy s territorial integrity. More than half of entire Franco belgian line of Well to fighting continues age explosions indicate huns Are carrying on work of destruction j toward Aisne j marshal Haig reports steady Advance in spite of desperate i resistance of German annies "1 of my tragedy British capture prisoners and guns during Aust and september i Faris oct. Luh suied by the first army in Eon Pattion with the British in the of St. Quentin. Says Tho London press believes surrender of possible besides Turkey Iau j Paris oct. J i five eighths of the Fetuu of Belgi front is into lycia in the great Battle. The in fall of St. Quentin Means collapse of huns defence of Hindenburg line Rit. Quentin the Centre of the German defensive system which held up the British in the great Battle of the Somme and from which was launched the drive by Means of which the Kaiser expected to crush the British and French armies and dictate the terms of peace to the entente allies has at last been entered by the victorious troops of marshal Foch. This event Marks the virtual collapse of the German resistance along the Hindenburg line. Under the pressure of the British French and american armies maintained practically without a interruption since the bold counter stroke of the French on july is the germans have fallen Back until everything which they gained in the most powerful of their offensives in the West has been lost. Now they find themselves unable to stay the Advance of their in evacuating St the ranch hold ail but the Eastern fringe of the admit their inability to avoid the logical consequences of failing Man Power and wavering morale. Marshal p och s policy of the continuous offensive has been justified and May yet result in even More spectacular achievements. In Flanders the British und belgians have thrust deeply into country he a by the enemy since the Winter of 191.4. Towns and railways which Are of vital importance to the maintenance of the German front at Acme Tieres and toward the belgian coast have fallen in rapid succession and the Plain of Flanders lies open to attack of general Plumer s forces. Huns unable to hold allies Back. A rom Cambrai to St. Quentin heavily protected positions of the Tiffiny have been carried by the t Rench american and British troops in i u -t1 of desperate and determined counter attacks. Cambrai ii in flames and St. Quentin has fallen to the French. In the Centre of the line Strong portions of the Hindenburg line Are stil being reduced j Ute the importance which the German command attaches to them or least to their ability to delay the Progress of the allies is shown by tic fact that nearly half German troops have been encountered by the allies in the latest operations. Between the Veale and the Aisne Rivers the activity of the French Canadian face germans Cambrai possible or. W. S. Solf May succeed Hertling Paris oct. W. S. Solf the German minister of colonies is j huns preparing for bitter fight with americans huge reserves brought up Aad desperate struggle in Progress goncourt and entrees taken British aviators use massed enemy troops As targets inflicting terrible damage circles As the successor to count von j the retiring Imperial Chan-1 cellar according to a despatch from i Zurich to be journal. C n r then in the order named the Fol i Maicus along Luik lowing Are of As candidates for the position j Buni von Broc Ludorff Rantzau. I German minister to Denmark count von Bernstorff former ambassador at i Washington and now ambassador to j Turkey Friedrich von payer the Perial vice Cliance Llor and Koslan to Fehrenbach the president of the Reich Stag. Wesl of Verdun shall Wales fortified Cambrai and Region roundabout in forces approaching Gouy Creamery ground in counter attack but advanced too far and is end bladed Jiuu Al i _ _ announcement tonight i ten Vigeant estimates that Olla of j has been successfully maintained and in Champagne both Tiv obtained important results. I warns against error of re a total front of nearly 400 Miles j american armies Are steadily advancing northward into the the British Heau i rafters Ini France oct. 1 j Battle along the St. Quentin Caia front was resumed this manufacturers to deliver All of product made Between i sept 30 and nov. 9 i artillery of apexes inflicting heavy use of i captured guns amount held by other a French and morning on a scale of ferocity than dealers to Quantity suf i Paris. Act. German counter i attack in the Vicinity of Premont. On the Battlefront Northwest of ver obtained important French troops have penetrated i Garding Germany i Active fighting is g org on along As far As the canal. I of the Bouve Nourt and tit. J Thierry Nave been occupied j will fio it to death London. Our. Loss i air aggregate frontage of 250 i Miles. Positions still held by the enemy further West. Rear of tiie unequalled in the present _ War. The guns of general the germans have brought up Focient for thirty Days Tomlon. Oct. Heavy Thel Fiir hint has been in Progress through is i attacks conducted by t lie Jar r Tiiu Nion Tii of september the Gouraud s army dominate the Valley of the Aire which runs past the j Large reserves and Are resisting and coui1tering with desperate determination. The canadians North of Cambrai. Are engaged against at least eight German Ottawa. Oct. 1. Order in Council providing for the commandeering of Creamery is As follows of Creamery out Tuii. Shal in provinces such made of Alberta Sas sed obstinately. In this Region we n this Grey fat of Allu ars and i Facto Rily today on the 5t. i a ions Prol Oss of i Cash no front. On our of extreme Rasht i i i divisions nearly one i Liiv to Idjao thousand men. I Jone ourt was reported to have Kut Chewan Manitoba Ontario and i 1 a afro i Quebec Between sept. 30 and nov. 9. Been taken Matij a Large both flays to a cold of the Nastoy Trench sys i storage warehouse at Montreal de item. The australians Are work i signalled by the Dairy produce com i l. I Mission at the following prices Edenburg. System ill the e direction or Ouirl 1-i-ivb is ftps i Rade no. 3, .43 merits per Pound de intention n have taken stress have Toni. To a is ent i i lie in. To i inv says rat is no time for i Northeast of Rit. Quentin. We made i Xuy Lea lion but we May recognize in j considerable Advance eastward onto Lio Uvarov. To the South to Reat event the first Clear in the Lith ground East of lever ies. P a Mista Kuble presume that the conf Der North we pained a foot of our enemies is tottering to its ins in goncourt stormed the de Aras Kilometre Tyllo t.u-, the Surprise which Bui fences of the Village of Estees Anil j Iii i s desertion is to the Peoples i cleared the enemy from the the Central i Owers. Can not fail 1 ground South of be Ija Teler. 10 enhance the moral consequences of the the daily Telegraph says if Auchy. We took Hei rival vim ii his. A Haven court. Trigony Sci in. To. Thierry is crore. I i my tons and prisoners have Ito German rulers face the unpleasant fact that taken since1 Epstei Day to inc Keystone has fallen out of the in the Centre fishing of a severe nature is taking place in the villages it i Crevecoeur and Romilly and on cd u Ith 21 Cannon. Of designs and should Turkey Tolliv in the Steps of a her Ryan fab have taken Al try Wood Isu Luria. The 5-i Vaux ies Iii Roji. Kilo rec to Chirds. Uves Linen of constitutes heaviest blow e have the. South i the morning lost says the Jer i i a bowders or House i mans have their heaviest blow in the East since the rising and East of these places. On the left Between Cambrai and the River sense our troops have j Heen severely engaged throughout the morning in attack and counter-1 attack with Frush hostile forces brought up to the Battlas Welcl. Not j withstanding we made Progress East of Tilloy and in the neighbourhood of Belcourt. During the four Days fighting from 27. On the it. Quentin and Ortli Ana the French on drawn Unar. Around a to he Roar of the to a Heliin to heart aisrj.--. The i Rench have Progress . In Saxony Anu Sofia and i artillery fought cording to i the paper sees significance in the fact that the Kings of and recently visited that . According to 0 i its information is now in Vienna. At 500 Yarcel Kaigle i these it adds Suu i that a phase of the War is in j Wuh army in Minem that May leave the it Hen t3elginn am Advance is con Worthem extremity of the Forest of Argonne. On the East of that formidable obstacle the americans Are pushing slowly taut surely Down the mouse Valley and will soon be in a. Position to co operate with the French and to Complete the encirclement of the Argonne Forest. In Italy there has been a noticeable increase in artillery activity in the Mountain regions and an Early offensive against the Austro Hun i Rinns a Well within the Range of probability. The reports from the Eastern fronts indicate that general Al Leniby has surrounded the City of Damascus on the Hejaz railway and that the French cavalry is advancing up the coastal districts to Beyrouth. I i t to t Mission at me the resistance or the turks appears to have been broken by their recent ing. Lip the trenches 01 the run i Grade no. 1, 40% reverses. I rtprihnr.n-. System in the direction i Grade no. 2. 46 i austrians in Albania Retreat. The austrian troops Are retreating Ivest of Lake och Ida. A a Bunla. Anu have apparently realized that their position since the bulgarians have surrendered is precarious. From Bulgaria itself comes the report of the arrival of German troops in Large with the object of holding the Orient railway against the allies. More probably their object is to. the War weary population maintain the fiction thai the armistice has been entered into by a Mere faction in the government. The Protection of the Orient railway by Means of which communication with constantinople is carried on would imply the Cre a Irvn of a longer front than the Austio germans can have any Hope of Manning in sufficient strength to prevent the allies from cutting the railway wherever they might choose. Nevertheless the closing of communications Between the Central empires and Turkey will virtually Settle the Fate of the latter and some Effort May actually be made to keep them open. The threat of the allies will probably be made against Nish. And in that Case the German troops South of that Point would be dangerously isolated. Dun was successfully beaten Back in the Forenoon of today by the am i Eric ans. Otherwise the fighting on i the american front was virtually at standstill. The broken roads and destroyed Bridges Are being repaired in order provisions of that Tlle transport of supplies to the front May be continued with greater regularity. There was no change in i Montreal per pot have taken Estress fevered at warehouse. And All important Hill fudge j freight and cartage paid. Astride the i Linden burst person shall sell to the Dairy produce commission any. Creamery Manti fractured before sept. 30. At a. Price in excess of the Fol lowin10 Grade no. 1, cents per Pound no. Ii. 43 cents per Pound delivered at warehouse Slont the Battle line at -2.30 o clock this afternoon when this despatch was filed. The enemy s casualties continue heavy under the american artillery and infantry fire and the operations of the american tanks. The Trench strength of one company of germans was reduced from to is. Another company lost 30 per cent of its effective. S prices the enemy on tuesday was con cents per Pound i Tiu ally bringing up reinforcements per Pound in the belief that i to Northeast of j in Flanders. Be Degheri. Rol Ephem Capelle have occupied. And been present line it is his Enlea Vor to his at legit temporarily with the British array in France. Oct. Was an other Day of victories for the fight real. Freight and Cartag e paid. Particulars of Sale. Manufacturer of Creamery in the provinces of Alberta Ine British army. The belgians also Saskatchewan. Manitoba. Ontario and j continued their Forward movement i Quebec shall make weekly returns i gains of the greatest importance to the Canada food Board showing 1 were made by the australians bet i the Quantity of manufactured i Ween Cambrai St. Quentin. And seems tha.1 they have crossed the canal everywhere. Lines of enemy transports Are fleeing East and North eastward from this Region As Well As 1 other regions. The Day was a Ideal one for Nying and the British aviators who woman suffrage beaten in organizing for better defence a Ith tiie american army North Vest of Verdui oct. Enemy is organising ten increasingly defence utilizing every available Means to the americ Lii troops. North i my Northeast of Cier Ges s nil holes have been fortified a distance of nearly a the. On the left a new enemy division has been into the fighting and a heavy counter attack followed its appear Ance which i Ould not be checked for several hours. When the Check did come it was. Disastrous for the enemy for he had pushed Forward this Divi Sion farther than those adjoining and it was soon end bladed. Several counter attacks were nip by them the names of persons to whom sold and the quantities and prices of each Sale during the week and the Quantity on hand at the end of the week. Person except a. Dealer licensed by the Canada food Board massing of Ped in the Bud the daring of american soldiers. One observer. Though badly wounded to germans in i i v. In or preparation for an unexpected at to Deal in , be j Nad not been Busy for several Days Creamery than is thar i inflicting terrible damage. The better also enabled the British up ots to Svon tha gunners to do More accurate work Resolution remained virtually in i enemy fighting desperately. J in this Tlle preceding Sec i c. Fri t to Noti changed from the beginning of the j once More casualties of great pro Tion Days requirements shall by o4 in in bub i Jast thursday. Portions have been inflicted on the not exceed two pounds of better for contest after november elec j i Merlier the i tons declare advocates test be renewed after the nov during the past tour years Ember election s when changes include two which 100 e Sev observation position oct. Senate Oday refused to Grant the request the president that the woman suf True there has been again the membership Are certain. Ask repeal of Law. Hardest of close fighting astride and in the Hindenburg system but Back of Here there is open country. For court now is Well behind the British i rage Resolution be passed As a wat desire flour to be milled in Accord lines after brisk fighting. The lines i tinting rapidly despite some of the Ance with agreement with allies Are some distance East of Levergie. Repeal the Law by amending the War must get away from tvs Terri cure. Revenue Bill failed but a separate Bill and. Consequently they Are burning Cambrai and other places. Survivors return three Canadian officers who were oct. And Fiennes were taken by the French this Mon Why while farther East the Beau Pesrard farm a most excellent on Missanabie reach America j Point was occupied. Another com an Atlantic port oct. J manding position that fell into the Art _ i Hill n o. 1153. East of remain which Canadian officers diet. W. Macken general men Zie Lieut. Vav. Sanderson and Lieut. A. E. Coapman who were Canadian Pacific liner mis when she was sunk by a. A boat on tiny. On the i gives them an excellent View through Sanobie Itne group of Hills North of Mon sept. 9. Off the English coast arrived Here today with several survivors of the Crew on their Way Home to can Ada. The officers said that the Ilis Sari Bie was struck by two torpedoes general Berthelot s operations Here recall somewhat that of general Man Erin in the Region of the Chemin Des Dames. He is attacking a. Most formidable position which is almost Zarije will quickly follow. Hope of rehabilitating Rou i Vance nearly seven Miles in one is confidently expected by British general entered writers. Roumania May the Luvelt astride a captured Ger chains Man Pony. To Irvine tuck a by prisoners and g Lins has 01 Booty More than 200 narrow j pc in Irlond cars. Additional Post shake off the in the i of servitude. And emerge a i v. Of binary like in the Argonne lion in be of mar Are Huttt red to avoid the and the West. I error of re is Iljins Germany us beats Germany api i a to have ii she will fight to the death. A stand in the Srou Pisauri the times and she and to Rondo not Iwest of Rheims called i a Mav yet offer prolonged and it Ith the British n France unrelated dec i oct. By the associated Are still Xot one German now remains on the allies literally Cut Way through to objectives Massif. It is just j obstinate line that ran i forts by tit canal from Berry j the Region of Rheims. I f be Purily yet resistance. Unreal he nines therefor i Fie i Side of the St. Quentin canal warns the enemy was driven Back in the evening and night. 5 hol Clint this made the final official record 5s to 1 and left the Resolution technically pending on the Senate Calen Dar in position for further consideration planned after the november elections when suffrage forces hops to Muster the requisite number no votes changed president Wilson s personal addres i to the senators yesterday supplemented by letters today to several or the starboard siae one in the in i turned from the West Bethelot hav chive room and one further which advanced within a Short distance Dabieu a Bis Hole in her Tiirousli-1 of the Valley of the Aisne. The re to which the sea poured is la Luly that distance of the germans were very the vessel went Down i Terr. First n Ireat. As the number of prisoners seven minutes. The attack was made indicates. At 11 o clock in the morning without warning and there was a heavy sea two duels fought running. There were Only about i probably will be introduced. Re. Passengers on Board the officers said outcome of controversies Between tongues of flame and Billows of British and americans co operate. Smoke Are rising from Cambrai. London oct. 1. In conjunction allies repulsed says Berlin. Berlin oct. Enemy and there was no diff leu to in getting the lifeboats away from the port Side. Some capsized after leaving the ship and 10 passengers and 40 of the Crew were drowned including two with the operations of the american pro allies and pro germans Madrid. Oct. Duels fought today Between journal its As an outgrowth of controversies be Ive ii German philes and Somnath Man blast furnaces at Murdach were j also attacked. . In order demobilization British the Thierry and Rheims. The Vesle. From which it a. Tor to the machine Nave everywhere and of Yourl Revillon. Force caught in advanced position Northeast of Arras and every happened does j have met with Strong oppose and inevitable defeat of the be and austrians it merely opens Wresl and valuable avenues thereto. Made heroic at secretaries of state resign is report Amsterdam get. The Imperial. Gorman secretaries state have resigned and the prussian ministers intend to resign according to the Ber Lin Tage Blatt a copy of which has been received Here. Of the Scarpe the canadians a Sain Are heavily engaged. Late monday their Advance was halted for i moment by a terrific barrage. In ii a face of vicious counter attacks they withdrew slightly from Blei court North of Cam brai. To the rail Way line East of san court. Tilloy. Between san court and Cambrai is held firmly by the British. Today i the inclement weather has Digap 1 geared leaving the air Clear. I enemy trenches some distance East of Gonn lieu and Allters Guillam have been reached and held although germans resisted to the utmost. J the British Here literally Cut and i shot therr Way through the enemy to j each objective. Bateaux was stormed and the enemy driven Back to the i line of the canal. Creve court. A i i classified display for use when seeking skilled labor on pase Tiree Over half a million canadians have changed pen and beaten Plo share into Bayonet. This is Canada s sacrifice and those at Home must carry a million of the Best away and professions and trades at Home suffer help is scarce and the search difficult. Then it is that free press classified display stands ready to your need. It cries aloud your ready to help you Man the Idle machine fill the vacant office chair. Use classified display for help wanted _ ads. Your Man is in the free press out to him and he will answer. Famous Blue Devil killed. I j the other encounter was Between Ottawa oct. Jean canal. August Coal production tons. Son of Benl Ligure the sculptor who accompanied the party of Blue Victoria. . Oct. 1. The total j editor of the Joural allies and the devils Chasseur in the production of the Coal mines of Germa Sophiie journalist Kod Riquene recent tour in Canada has been kill a for the month of aug ust amounted i Dapena. Benil Eure wounded a Pei. Lieut. Canal was in i to tons or an of a rhe . At the front Wjera Tudjek dbl out. A tons. L is the Veather report i at 7 . Temperature Macnam j at 7p.m. Twin Pesature 50.1 in for ire Cedina 12 hours. 53.9 minimum. 4s.9 , 29.35 Northwest wind i blowing 23 Miles an hour us. 1 i Canadian meteorological Servic j i Veathur observations at i o cloth i last october 1. time. Vere port Arthur. So. Cloudy v. Inn Peg. Vor so so Kaiml ftps. 50-66 Batti Ford. 36-50 Calgary. 42-55 Medicine hat 40 46 Moose jaw. 34-62 inn per i2-44 tort Arthur. 53-52 Parry Snur irl. O4-54 i London. 27-61 32-60 Oua a. 26-56 Mont scr 34-32- Quebec St. Joan 33-54 Hauca 40-54. naval submarine Chaser missing Washington. Oct. Sub Marine Chaser no. Was sunk Jarly today in a collision with the Oil Steamer s. It. Waller off the coast of new Jersey. Two men from the Chaser Are missing but the other members of the Crew were rescued. Of commissioner re newsprint prices. Objection taken to the finding on the around that it authorized what was claimed to be a excessive increase in newsprint prices that su0ic sent time Hau not been Given for examination of statistical data put in. I Landing like they fight new York oct. Of sub inscriptions to the fourth Liberty loan i from All parts of the country Indi i rated that the civilian population was lending like they unofficially loan workers at Washington said that subscriptions thus far have been More numerous and larger than at this stage of any previous loan Cam ;