Arizona republican., 1917-11-30
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 The aIl-important interalied confer snce has begun its sessions in Paris. Fifteen nations were represented at the first meeting and much is expectd from the decisions of the conference in the way of cooperation in carrying on the war against the central powers and the pooling of the great resources of the allies.
 Important meetings of the supreme war council composed of representa- lives of the United States, Great Brit ain, France and Italy. will be held shortly at which the military operations on the entire western front will come under consideration.
 There has been little change on the various war fronts, according to the meager information coming out of the capitals of the belligerent countries, in the last twenty-four hours but the British are pounding hard along their front in the Cambrai sector. The town of Cambrai is now directly under fire of the British cannon.
 The bathing 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. NeaA -'oelcapelle and between Becelaere and Gheluvelt and in th Arras sector the big guns of both groups of belligerents are maintaining q heavy bombardment.
 Attacks on the Belgian position east Tf Merckem by BaVarian storming troops netted the enemy some prison CTS and two machine guns but another hostile attack on Belgian troops ir the neighborhood of Aschhoop was beaten off after a bitter fight.
 After violent preparation the Ger mans in great strength undertook . raid north of Carnilett in the Cham pagne but were beaten back by tho French troops who inflicted heavy losses on them. Two other German attacks. one near Bethincourt on the left bank of the Mouse, and the othel west of Vauxles Damloup on the righ bank also were repulsed while d Frencl raid on the German lines in the Argon ne west of the Aire was carried Ou successfully and resulted in the taking 0f some German prisoners.
 Along the entire Italian front thu batteries of the Contending armies ar' maintaining a violent bombardmen but no infantry actios of importance are reported. The German war Offic, reports that Italian attacks against tn Austro- German mountain positions ol the west bank of the Brenta and or Monte Tomba failed.
 News from Petrograd is meager ant no exact details of conditions in Rus sis. are available.
 CcInt von Hertling, the imperia German chancellor has informed tn reichstag that Germany is ready ti enter into peace negotiations witt Russia as soon as representatives full, accredited by the government of tha country arrive in Berlin. The chan cellor asserted that Germany woul respect the right of Poland, Lithuani and Courland to self government.
 All but two of the crew of d Germa torpedo boat destroyer were lost whe the warship struck a mine off the coas of Holland and sunk The destroye was a part of the Zeebrugge flotillS
 WITH THE AMERICAN ARMl IN FRANCE, Nov. 29.-CBy the As sociated Press)-The killing of tw American soldiers and the woundin of five others, several days ago, al ready reported, was due to a heav German shell which hit a loaded am intuition wagon. Some of the me were on the wagon and others wer nearby when the shell, which was chance shot, struck The wagon wit its cargo was blown up. Some C the wounded are in a serious con dition and all of them are in hos pitals.