Official German peace note received by Washington
The official text of Germany's latest peace note to President Wilson has been received by cable at the Swiss legation. The Swiss envoy will deliver it to Secretary Lansing after decoding. Differences from unofficial summaries may appear in translation and may clarify obscure passages. No announcement is expected before tomorrow.
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Germans Retreat From Northern France Pivoting Metz
The German high command follows a retreat plan from Northern France and Belium with Metz as a pivot. German divisions are pouring into the line and resisting Allied advances while legions swing back toward the Belgian frontier. They may be forced to fall back to the Meuse line before a stand. Paris reports this development on Oct 22.
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France
Bellum
Metz
Belgium
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Announcement on Resume of Baking and Quality Meats
Announcement states it may be several weeks before arrangements to resume baking are made but will act quickly. It emphasizes supplying customers with finest quality fresh and cured meats fish and oysters and maintaining a reputation for good goods. Phone 82.
British Advances Near Valenciennes and Ghent as Drafts Resume
London reports British forces push left of the Recallion river and seize much of Thian village while nearing Tournai. French units attack the front center with progress toward Ghent. Washington notes resumed draft calls of about 350000 men. Also a lost snow white Angora cat with blue eyes owned by June Carter. Please call 173.
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London
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Demoralization in German Response to Wilson Note
Paris dispatch notes German reply to Wilson note viewed as demoralized and equivocal. Deputies' opinions varied with impatience in London editorials labeling the reply as unacceptable and a cautious armistice proposal amid distrust.
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Likely Eleventh District Reaches Liberty Loan Quota
Special to Evening Current Dallas Oct 22 The eleventh federal district appears poised to meet its Liberty Loan quota based on official and unofficial figures. Oversubscription is possible with strong support from local organizers and sales forces, and the writer plans to contact organizers, committeemen, and publishers for thanks.
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Germans Press for Armistice Terms and Peace Prospects
The editorial argues that any armistice must demand surrender terms that cripple the Kaiser's war machine. It discusses possible responses from President Wilson and various opinions on whether immediate peace is possible. The piece notes German overtures, the risk of rewarding defeat, and mentions travelers Dr. W. R. Munger and Mr. Coed of Artebia visiting San Angelo, Texas.
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W. R. Munger
Austro-Hungarian Government to Reply Soon on Peace Terms
The Austro-Hungarian government will answer President Wilson’s latest note on peace conditions very soon. An early reply is expected as the president has not yet commented on the terms under which negotiations may be possible.
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Herne
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War Update Near Verdun Reports Fires in Brieulles and Clery
American forces hold northwest of Verdun as Brieulles and Clery Le Petit on the Meuse burn north of the American position. Forenoon actions are described as light with little fighting reported today.
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