Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-21
Sudden Blows by French and English Disorganize
 German Plans.
FRENCH ADVANCE 12
 MILES IN MACEDONIA
lcatl i"rial Eiehiing Over American ;ncN Result, in Roui IuiherN's Death Norwegian Ships Sui
 fer From Boat Warfare.
\sgocialed Press War Sommary1

FAseocilied Press War summary
 The allied armies arc not permit tine fine Germans to "get sct' for serious blow al the western 'r2ht. fIcrn and there along thc hne there have becS sudden blows at Inc Ger man positions and in all of them eround was captured by tnc allies.
 The French have done most Of this work. On tha front east and north east of lOcrp on the northclE side ol the l.ys salient in Northern France. and just to the west of Kennel, where some of the most intense fight ing of the war has been going on, the French have advanced their lines over a tWo-milc front. Ear 10 the south near Rheims the French have advanc- ed into the enemy position as far the third line trenches.
 The Australians on the front before Amons have been active and have i'm proved their positions. Heavy artil- lery firing is reported from several points on the front. being especially heavy near llangard and south of the AVre near Aniens. t;'he Germans all SC report heavy cannonading in the fG2lpn OI kcmnlcl.
 American ",ce" is Killed.
 The American sectors have been the scenes of fierce aerial battles. The Americans suffered a seVern loss when RaGul Luthcry of WallinefOrd, Conn, one of their most famous air fight ersS' went to his death il q thrilling encounter above the eity If Toul. The Germans have lost several machines, one of which is believed 10 be the one that accounted for Lufbery.
 In the Italian theatre the fighting in the mountains east of the Brenta river continues. Reports tell of struggles on the slopes of the moun- tains.
 French Adyapcc in Macedonia
 The French troops in Macedonia have taken the offensive near Lake Ochrida and have advanced more than l2 miles at some points. The object Of this operation appears to be the straightening of an awkward salient in the line.
 The unrest which has been reported rom time to lime in Austria in spite Of the efforts of the censor has again boiled up in Prague where crowds of Czechs and Slavs have chcered for President Wilson and Premiers Glenn enceau and Lloyd George.
 New German Army Ready,
 A new German army led Dv Gen. Vph BueloW iS rep0rte1 10 have hoen del'nlteiy located in front of Arras This army is said to be made LID of llnlts which were not thrown into the great battles on the Somme and alonp the Lys, and it is believed tbat if has been brought up the Arras front to lead the coming attack on inc allied posflons at that point.
 The German reserves are undereo- Ing intensive training far rehind the actual front and are expected to roach 'he 1ront m lime for the next smash at me allies. It is pointed out that. me German attack March 2l was tim. ca SO that the Germans were able to .ake advantage of the bright moon- llSht Tor several nights. The moon no" IS just past the phase which hiehaled the advance from St Ouen- ,ih ana Cambrai and the long exnectad "''aGk may be launched at any time
 Hins Sink NOrWegin Vessels.
 German submarines are carrvino on unrestricted warfare aeoins, To-. "esIah flshermenJFive Norwegian yes Seis were recently sunk in the Arctic and the Russian mail steamer was sielied numerous casualties resulting Many persons have been killed or wounded in the latest German air raid on London