Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-30
Infantry Fighting at Fontaine
Notre Dame Ceases Tenn
porarily-Heavy Bombard-
ment at Arras Sector.
Belgians Again Under Fire
Huns are Forced Back-At-
tack in Champagne Sector
Fails Other Teuton
Charges Unsuccessful.
(By Review Leased Wirel

The all-important inter-allied con-
ference has begun its sessions in
Parls. Fifteen nations were repre-
sented at the first meeting. and much
is expected from the decisions of the
conference in the way Of cooperation
In carrying on the war against the
o. central powers and the pooling of the
great resources of the allies.
Important meetings of the supreme
war council. composed of representa-
tiyes of the United States. Great Brit
ain. France and Italy, will be held
shortly. at which the military opera
tions on the entire western 'front.' will
come under consideration.
There has been little change on the
various war front. according to the
meager information coming out of the
capitals of the belligerent countries.
in the last "a hours. but the British
are pounding hard along their front in
the Cambria sector. The town of Cam
brai is now directly under the fire of
the British cannon.
Fight Eases Up
The battling of the infantry for the
possession of Fontaine Notre Dame
and between Moeuvres and Bourbon
has ceased temporarily, but at times
the artillery fire is of great intensity
in these regions. Near Poelcapelle
and between Becelaere and Gheluvelt
and in the Arras sector the big guns
of both groups of belligerents are
maintaining a heavy bonbardment.
Attacks on the Belgian position east
1T in
troops netted the enemy some prison
ers and two machine guns. but an
other hostile attack on Belgian troops
in the neighborhood of Aschhoop was
beaten of, after a bitter fight.
Huns Beaten Back
After violent preparation the Ger
mans in great strength undertook a
raid north of Carneille in the Cham
payne. but were beaten back by the
French troops, who inflicted heavy
losses on them. Two other German
attacks. one near Bethincourt, on the
left bank of the Meuse. and the other
west of Vaux les Damloup, on the
right bank, also we're repulsed, while
a French raid on the German lines in
the Argonne west of the Aire was
carried out successfully and resulted
in the taking of some German pris-
oners
Along the entire Italian front the
batteries cf the contending armies are
maintains a violent bombardment.
but no infantry actions Cf Importance
are reported. The German war office
reports that Italian attacks against
the Austro-German mountain positions
on the west bank of the Brenta and
on Monte Tomba failed.
News from Petrograd is meager
and no exact details of conditions in
Russia are available
Germany Ready for Peace
Count Won Hertling, the imperial
German chancellor, has informed the
reichstag that Germany is ready to-
enter into peace negotiations with
Russia as soon as representatives
fully accredited by the government of
that country arrive in Berlin. Thel
chancellor asserted that Germany
would respect the right of Poland.
Lithuania and Courland to self-gov-
ernment.
All but two of The crew of a Ger
man torpedo boat DESTROYER were lost
when the warship struck mine of
the coast of Holland and sunk. The
destroyer was a part of The Zeebrugge
hOtilla