Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-28
German Officers Reported Acting as Lenine's Milit-
 tary Advisors.
BRITISH TROOPS
 PRESSING GERMANS
Italians Beat Back Terrific Hun As. sault Taking Many Prisoners. American Steamer
 TOrpedoed.
Associated Press Summary.)

ASSOclate0 PfeSS Summary.)
 The representatives 0 fthe chief na- tions at war with the Teutonic allies are assembling in Paris for their in- ter-allied conference, at which are to be discussed momentous questions for more unified action in the prosecution of the war.
 The American, British and Italian missions already have reached the French capital.
 In addition to determing basis for stronger joint action against the enemy countries, the conferees doubtless, also, will discuss at length the situa- tion in Russia, where the Bolsheviki factions are in control, and where Ger man staff officers are reported to be acting as military advisers to the Lenine government. Possibly most pertinent point in the discussion will be the future attitude of the allied countries toward Russia-whether the situation as it now stands does not place the Bolsheviki and it's followers in the category of allies of the cen tral powers.
 Russian Affairs More Serious.
 Inside Russia, the unsettled condi- tion of affairs seems to be growing more serious. All communication has been severed between north and south Russia, Even the foreign embassies at Petrograd being unable to get in touch with Odessa and other points to the south. Unofficial advicea ara to the effect that the Russian northern army is in dire straits for food, hav- ing had no bread for several days.
 British Push Germans.
 Around the village of Bourbon and Bourbon wood and about Fontaine No tre Dame, in the region of Cambrai. the British troops are keeping hard after the Germans. In both. sectors General Byng's forces again have made progress. especially at Fontaine, where, having been evicted by the Ger mans after the initial drive of last week, they, again have obtained 2 foot ing in the town, and have advanced to almost to the main street. A heavy concentration of enemy machine guns in the Folie wood did not succeed in stopping the British advance. The southern portion of Bourbon village, also, was entered by the British, af- ter hot fight, but. after having rcs- cued some of their troops who had been isolated there for sometime, the British withdraw to their original posi- tions. "
 Italians Repulse Huns.
 Possibly in supreme endeavot to break the Italian line before the Bfit- ish and French endorsements enter the fray, the Austro- Germans, com prising an entire division. have at- lacked the Italians in the Brenta v1l- ley, on the northern sector of the Italian front. Like cimilar, tho small- CT attacks, during recent days. the of fensive was stopped by the Italian ar- tillery and infantry. The enemy suf- fering heavy loss in men, killed and made prisoner. Four additional at-s tacks between the Brenta and Piave rivers were put down with severe casu- alties, and everywhere the Italians held their original fine.
 Steamer Torpedoed. Another American steamer, tho Ac- caeon, former German vessel, has been sunk by German submarine. Boats containing 21 survivors havo landed in Spain, but three other boets with additional members of tho crew are missing. Notwithstanding the violence of the fighting in the Can. brai region last week. the BritjGh casualties were several thousand len than the week previous. totalhne 30,314.