Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-05
Enemy Continues to Give Ground or Else to Bring
 Up His Reserves.
ALLIES TEAR INTO
 FOE ON ALL FRONTS
Between Lens and. Armen- tieres Germans Virtually
 Fleeing in Haste.
Associated Press Summary.)

(AssOciated Press Summary.)
 Nowhere are the armies of the
 TeutOnic allies being permitted
 to rest.
 On the fronts in Flanders,
 France, Italy, Albania and Fur
 key, the enemy still continues
 to lose ground, or is being c0m-
 pelled to throw strong reinforce
 ments into his battle line to hold
 back his aggressOrs.
 All Drive Ahead.
 In Belgian Flanders, the Belgians, British and French troops are still driving forward altho their speed has been somewhat lessened by reason of the bad condition of the ground.
 The enemy is swiftly evacuating the salient between Armentieres and Lens and the British now are stand ing only scant six miles southwest of Lille over a front of about four miles between Vavrin and Equinghem at the former place having gained a position astride the Lens-Lille rail- road.
 Violent Counter Attacks.
 Notwithstanding violent counter dCtdChS dIlu d IIIlC SCIcuS CuCIlcO sDy fresh reserves the British between St. Quentin and Cambrai have ma terially pressed eastward from the region of LeCatelet and to the north they have improved their position in Cambrai so we'll that apparently this important town soon must fall.
 Taken all in all. the situation of the Germans in this region seems to be critical and the crisis at hand.
 Roads Are COngested.
 Far to the rear aerial observers report the roads congested with re- treating troops, who are being haras- sed by the machine gun fire of the airmen.
 As in Flanders, fires are every where to be seen and it is evident the ther ground, is vigorously applying the torch.
 Around Rheims the French have further extended their gains north and northwest of the cathedral city, where they are all along the Aisne canal
 Americans With French.
 To the east in Champagne Ameri- can forces are fighting with the French between the Suippe river and the Argonne forest, in addition to holding their original battle line in side the east of the Argonne forest.
 West of the Argonne, with the aid of French tanks the Americans have taken the important height positions of Blanc Mont and the Medeah farm and pressed farther northward.
 Simultaneously the French have advanced their front eastward around and gained better posi- tions for their operations up the rail- way toward Vouziers and in keeping the Germans inside the northern pOr- tion of the Argonne forest by an en- filading fire through the Aire valley. while the American press nOrthward through the forest driving the enemy before them.
 Tanks Advance Two Miles.
 The latest reports are that the Americans have advanced almost two miles in the forest and on the east ern side of the great wood are slow y pressing forward.
 Throughout this entire region the Germans are resisting most stubborn y.
 Defeat The Austrains.
 In the mountain region in northern Italy the Italians on several sectors nave attacked and defeated the Aus ,rians, while in Albania the Austro- are in fast retreat before the Italian armies Italian cavalry is far in advance of the in 'antry, harassing the enemy.
 The Semeni river in western AL oania has been crossed and the ene- my supply center invaded.
 Tn Palestine the Turks have been lriven far beyond Damascus with the British stil lon their heels hurrying hem.
 The Hungarian premier who has arrived in Vienna with a number of Hungarian statesmen, is quoted as saying that the Hungarians "again are laboring untiringly in the NteI ests of peace, and we already are