Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-03
ALLIED TROOPS ON
 WAY TO TRIESTE
West of Mouse Franco Americans Are Continu- inp Successes of Pre-
 vious Days.

 to the mountain valleys of the Tren- tino the Italian and allied pursni; of the demoralized Austro-Hungarians eoes on unabeted.. In France the German defenses are shaking under fine assaults of the British, French and Americans. West of the Mouse the enemy is retiring before the Americans.
 Austrian emissaries have been given the armistice terms of the al lies and have returned to their own lines, where the Austrian comman'. has them under consideration. Mean while, an Italian naval contingent has raided the great base of Pola while allied warships are on their way to Trieste to take command of a sit uation made serious by fleeing Aus tlian soldiers. The allied ministers and delegates continue their delibera- iipns over the German armistice terms
 From west of Asiago to the Piave the. Italians are pressing into the inn Ndsnt valleys leading to Trent and sN well beyond the old Austrian frontier northwest of Asiago.
 West of the Brenta the Italians have forced their way into the Nos Valley leading toward Grigno, While further east they have penetrated in- to the important Sugana valley, the mn pathway of the AustrianS re- Rsatihg from the Italian montain zone. In the Belluno area the Italians aave crossed the Piave near Busehe and northwest of Belluno are pushing up the Cordevola valley toward l0ngarons.
 On the Venetian plains Italian cav any has crossed the Cellina- -Meduna nser six miles east of the Tagli- nento, and are racing to reach the crossing of that river. In their ad- vance the cavalry overcame strong austrian resistance in the region of rofdenone and northward. Further south the Third army continues its pIessure on the front from north d the Adriatic.
 wore than 80,000 Austrian prison ss ana more than 1900 guns already asse been counted by the armies unaer General Diaz.
 Aalsnal Foch continues to smash Ms herman defenses in vital sectors v .ue western front. On the north, raenclennes has been taken by the snauians and the bitterly contested wvn IS now behind the British ad- ,suslng toward the Franco-Belgian p... pS.uef. North of Valenciennes the sM,sa nave Tournai within their s..sp. while to the south the Ger serious. N ~ueSnos is ihoS' ,h .ae capture of valenciennes and t.,, s.rong positions around it, mili- N. .u.ervers us, have pointed out, prob-
 xul compel the Germans to car v1 Withdrawal movement on a
 se scale north and south. The
 n VI lne Scheldt has been turned ,sa 'so M success around Balenciennes, M AIaoususe N and Mons are threat u,sI " tne outflanking of the nat In .n.,.rler lrler of the Normal forest. Arssslum Dslslum the British, French and aasana t%ss1,cans continue the operations
 yrng wsgs to the outflanktng of Ghent First :, .,o ol the Mouse the American armv my army and the French Fourth EISssa ,%s are following up the success ol theE "A am. German resistance before atte,nooss' collapsed Saturday lossaa lssa0on and the Americans reached 1ilss suu advance of more than fou, airSs NM rom on the positions of Frida,
 Ss ps e..,e The enemy is now behind ssa, a, ftsyat '.I position and the Ameri. % iienlt g, s1e pressing them hard. In
 parent,, me French. the Germans ap, leut Q; ar are retiring from the sa.
 Noysnstne tne Boulst forest,
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 md cs. .ae clash between America, aisrpsss ssllaan nan troops along the Rhine
 Anss,,. Ass canal on Novemher % 7 Ia17 VI 1esn tss ,, and German Inatr9i patrols me me
 ns Se Se,1.i first time, and the enem, r