The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-25
INV 7I1r ASSOCIATED PRESS

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In both Macedonia and lal'Htihc INC
Entente Allied forces ara giving 'hr
badly beaten BulEtrians. Germans an"
Turks no rest. while In FRANCE ''''
British and French arc continuing l"
draw their net more closely ABOUT -
Quentin and the remaining cI'fncn,S
Of the 1Ilndenhurs line IN th's '''''''eu
ate region. - ,ho
IN Macedonia tho situation I" NV
1,ntrarians and Germans grows NOR"
.-jt;ca, es the allied forrns. steadily
r,,intajr their pressure against th"tn'
IN .rurkcy the latest operations Of IN"
british and Arab trihcsmrn friendly l"
tho ,l,,cd cause seemingly forecast Inc
.n,rnl~,c destruction ~ the. ottoman
,,oons u, Pales zinc On both sides OF the
River Jordan. 49,,
{, ouerI,u. through tho latest ad-
x.snrcs Of tho British anu French. is al!
h,,, .cnvrloT,cd. ard Ia the north inc
strong enemy line protecting Cambria
Inns hccn further rf,croachc7l upon oE
Field Marshal Haig's men.
All along tho ln0-milc front i'll mnc"-
donna from the region nnrth OF N"n-
,stir tn LIKE noir7ln. the entire entente
armies huya pressed further lhrTar"
o,ains, the drn7oralizrd RuigartanS anu
t-nrr,Ds whose rrinfnTcrIncntf haF3
no; boon ablr 10 stiffcn III" line ior
roc.-ahout. North vi Monastlr the nm
rorfant strategic position Of Prilep mas
h.cp o-crunIed, thus giving control OF
TN. numerous ronds r1datinK from IL
~ tho French cavalry: in thc ccht'r
tho Scrbians have pushed thcir "e"k'
further in between III" rncrny's eastern
and western army. while on inc cAlFe'n"
rustrrn flank the British ana 'irerNS
hoyn advanced along both SIDES OF IN"
Vnrdar 10 n depth averaging about ten
miles over n front Of twenty mics
Souterc are the entente comtnano"rs
n.r7nitting the HulgarianS md Germans
70 Inse contact with the advancing
,roons. who arr harnsSinE them FiRnl-
opsIy. So badly has the hundre't nIIt
line hccu panatratcd or batterch thae
Immediate dire calamity secmiHFly laceS
th.. enemy If the rtrrat is not Erca'i!
has,chcd. unless the enemy - ll"et
enough Of foot 10 outdistancr inc Al
lie on thr wings OF the drive ana re-
cn,s,itntc his front TO tho north. with
-. crntrr resting possibly on Eskuh or
,bctcn1,nuts. Even if such mancuVer
ie ,ossjhlc, DOUBTLESS it will BE- .nco|.S-
enry for the enemy 10 strhighten MS
.,;uc westward through Albania /" the
Adrntr SEA-.
Tint thr allirh Tanks arc moving
tu.irtIv 1u prevent the separated ARMIES
--rc,{ ;ninint- up is'indicatcd in the cap
.,,r,- nf l'rilrp, and the advance or tho
RrC,ish tn tho north Of Lake lhotrail.
Those manocuv.rs point I" an attempt
=, milling I'D movements of great pro-
nnr,ions by thr Miles.
f,.,n rifiQh
have taken TIM important towns 81
uoira and Acre, while east Of tho Jor-
dam the TURKS ar" everywhere in re-
trcat hard pressed by tho British and
the tribrsmcn Of the King Of tho
Heijas
Inside. the hiE sack. the neck nf which
was sewn up by the British In their ihi-
,ial drive, many more prisoners have
been taken. and IN" aggregate now
greatly cscrrtl: the $4,000 officially re-
ported.
To Tho west OF 81. Quentin over
front nf four miles running S"iith from
the OmignDn Sivrr the Brit ish have
materially advanced their front. not
withdrawing tn" desperate RESISTING" oil
the enemy and taken about 500 prison
FRS. Hard fighting il IN progress ri
Sclrncy i sCant tT" mites from IN"
Western outskirts Of 81. Quentin.
Around Eprhy and further north IN III"
Cambria sector the british positions IN
front OF the itindcnb,Irc lin" have been
m,tcrcrl. In FLANDERS The British have
rccanturrd n J.rrtiun Of their old trench
system south Of yprrs.
'Thni the Germans. even though the
weather conditions rrrr~ide infantry
uciivity, are fearful that tn" Americans
anticipate 4 further attack Is Indicated