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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1918

Page

6

War Board Sets Deferred Draft to Aid Agriculture Efforts

Agreement among War Policies Board and top officials outlines deferments for key agricultural and industrial workers. It details district advisers, farm labor needs, and procedures for prioritizing skilled farm labor while stopping nonessential construction and mobilizing manpower for war work.

Committee On Public Information Washington War Labor Policies Board General Crowder Secretary of War Secretary of Agriculture Secretary of Labor Department of Agriculture Army

Serbians Break Through Bulgarians Near Prilip Front

Serbia leads a Balkan advance aided by French and Greek forces striking Salonik front lines held by Bulgarians and German units. In three days they advance 12 miles on a 20 mile front, seize 50 towns, and push Bulgarians into retreat as Prilip looms as a key target.

Edward W. Pickard Serbia Salonik Prilip Macedonia Albania Balkan Turkey Bulgaria Austria

Allied Push Across Scheldt and Cambrai Front Advances

Reports from London state New York Tennessee and South Carolina troops attacked the Burg line, capturing Bellecourt au Roy. English forces crossed the Scheldt canal while Canadians pushed near Cambrai with 56, thousand prisoners and 325 guns counted. forces in Palestine and Macedonia report heavy yields of captives and materiel as other Allied units advance. Rumors persist of Romanian revolt as German occupation retreats from Romania and archives are hurriedly moved. The American army on the Champagne front captured Brieulles Sur Meuse and Romagne as attacks press forward.

General Haan Alsace King George of Great Britain London New York Tennessee South Carolina Haig Scheldt Canal Bellenglise Cambrai Ouskirts Palestine Tiberias Jordan Mezerib Hedjas Macedonia Rumania Switzerland Champagne Brieulles-Sur-Meuse Romagne

Increasing Pressure Signals Early German Defeat

Washington reports rising pressure by Marshal Foch along nearly the entire western front from Verdun to the North Sea. The Hinndenburg line is breached in places and the Kriemkeild position shows withdrawals on all fronts. French troops advance beyond the Chenl Des Dames barrier, pressing the retreating Germans from the south and west as observers call the center of the German line the most critical.

St. Quentin Chemin-des-Dames Lyon Lorraine Metz Briey Hindenburg Marshal Haig Gouzeaucourt Holnon Wood Peiziere la Verguiere Epehy Rensso St Quentin Canal Russia Volga Perm Sibera Siberia Lenine Trotzky Germany Committee 90 America Lenine and Washington Marshal Focl Alnng Verdun North Sea Hindenburg Line Kriemheild Chenlin-Des-Dames

Bulgarian Delegates Arrive at Salonika for Armistice Talks

Paris—Bulgarian delegates named General Lon koff commander of the Bulgarian army M Liapscheff finance minister and M Radoff former cabinet member arrived at Saloniki to discuss armistice and probable peace arrangements with allied governments.

Paris Saloniki Lonkoff M. Liapscheff M. Radoff

Germanys most serious hour seems to have come

Amsterdam reports The Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin warns that Germany faces a grave Bulgarian question. The Frankfurter Zeitung says it is useless to gloss over the news and questions whether attempting to quell secession or raise hopes will help.

Amsterdam Germany Clares Lokal Anzeiger Berlin Frankfort Zeitung Bulgaria

Action of Bulgaria Read as Possible Camouflage

London dispatches indicate Bulgaria may be masking true aims as Prussia in the Balkans appears to press for a stronger position. The German claim that Malinoff acted alone lacks support. King Ferdinand’s crown and dynasty seem to be the central concern driving alignments.

Bulgaria London Bulgar Prussia Balkans Malinoff Ferdinand Mier

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