Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-05
Associated Press Summary.) )

Associated Press Summary.) 1 With Germany's allies vanquishet
 and forced to accept terms of ces
 sation of hostilities against them tan
 tamount to abyect surrender, the di'
 now is to be cast in front of tht
 mhenzollern dynasty.
 The inter-allied conference sitting
 in Versailles has drawn up the terms
 under which Germany may have
 peace and the indications are that these terms vii be no less hard thar those imposed upon Austria-Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey.
 Forsaken by all her allies, Germany the power that hoped to be able to dominate the world by force, is at the threshold of acknowledging defeat by equalization or continuing struggle l which means her ultimate utter de- feat.
 The terms accepted by Austria Hungaryq, Bulgarian and Turkey have shorn all these states of power. Those imposed upon Germany surely will ba no less severe in rendering that country powerfless to resume hostilities, even in the far distant fu- ture.
 Meanwhile pending the presentation of the dictum of the allies, the Ger man armies in Belgium and France are the only ones left fthe Teu- tonic allied group which are under at- tack. And thty are being sorely tried. In the Italian theater, the Aus o-Hungarians, utterly crushed, hav- ing lost thousands of men killed and 300,000 taken priosner, are standing bewildered before the victorious Ital- ian, French, British. Amtrican and Czecho- -Slovak armies. Respite from further punishment was given them Mondap afternoon at 3 o'colck. North ern Italy again is Italian, and Trent, Triest and other places which the Italians always have claimed as their own art dominated by the Italians and fly the colors of that Kingdom.
 Almost all of the Adriatc coast Inc now is in the hands of Italians and Albania is all but cleared of the de- feated Austro-H -Hungarians Likewise Eastern Serbia is freed of the enemy and ftw more days doubtless will see the remainder of the struggling Austro- -Hungarians making their way out of the western part of the King dom across the Save river into their own territory. As for Bulgaria and Turkey, they now no more are men, aced. lt
 On front of thirty miles in north western France, Field Marshal Haig's armies have delivered a mighty blow against the Germans and torn into their positions over wide fronts, cap turing important strategic points of the enemy line and taking more than 10000 prisoners. Of particular value in the general plan of driving the Germans out of the invaded region was an advance of more than three miles across the Sambre canal which leaves Field Marshal Haig's men set upon good ground for further dash
 eastward.
 Eastward--24 pt D c TNside
 Meanwhile the French and Ameri- cans on the southern part of the line are keeping up their intensive oper- ations in the great cOnverging move ment. which, if it's progress con- tinues. is likely to end the battle be- fore the Germans are able to reach their border. Particularly notable have been the new gains of the Americans west of the Mouse over their entire front. Opposite Stenay in the Mouse valley they have an excellent footing for further pro- gress up the river towards the im- portant German lines of communica- .tion in the north In the center the American lines now stand twelve