Peace Talks Lead the News, Nov. 5, 1918

Headlines on the front page of the Hickory Daily Record, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1918. Austria has agreed to terms of surrender. Allies are negotiating peace with Berlin. Here are the headlines for the stories on the front page.

ALLIED ARMIES ATTACK ON LONG FRONTS WHILE BERLIN STUDIES PEACE TERMS

Germany Is Expected to Accept Allied Terms

Issue of Peace or War Now Rests With Berlin Government, and Military Men Say It must Take Its Medicine.  . . Terms are Similar to Those of Austria

Americans Are Victors on Meuse

Battle Line 200 Miles Long in One Great Roar

From the Dutch Border to East of Meuse Allied Troops Crush in German Defenses. . . British, French and Americans Play Leading Roles in Closing Acts of Drama

French Go Over Big Hunding Line Now

Italians Take 500,000 in Big Rush

Let Hindenburg Get Receipt From Foch

Lequesnoy Now Captured by British