The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME VIII
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918
NUMBER 3
TURKEY WANTS PEACE
RIOT IN BERLIN
As predicted yesterday, Turkey is asking for peace, but has not asked officially and no attention will be paid by the Allies to her plea until it comes directly from the Turkish government, when she will probably be given the "me terms given to and accepted by Bulgaria—unconditional surrender.
The war news today is all good. The Allies have a new army on the west front, making five complete armies each with enormous strength, on that front and the Germans are being driven back to their own ground. They have fired Cambrai preparatory to evacuating it and will be forced to again retreat along the entire front.
The kaiser, seeing defeat and death staring him in the face, is calling upon his subjects to "pour out their blood and wealth in defense of the fatherland" but is not pouring out his own blood nor that of his to his plea the German populace in Berlin assembled before the Bulgarian legation when it was learned that Bulgaria had surrendered to Germany enemies and cheered Bulgaria, overpowered the police and destroyed the statues of the kaiser's ancestors.
The French have taken 13,000 prisoners and 300 guns in the past five days and British, American, Canadian, Australian and Belgian troops advancing along a front of 200 miles.
The cable and telegraphic dispatches received today follow:
Turkey Sends "Peace Feelers" to Allies.
LONDON. — "Féelers" have been sent out by Turkey for an armistice to discuss peace terms, the London Evening News says it understands. 