Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-06
HUN MUST BE MADE IMPoTENT TO AGAIN TAKE FIELD AGAINsi, ALLIES AND NOTHING IS BEING LEFT TO His oNoR OR INTEGRITY
WINNING EVERYWHERE
MOST IMPORTANT DRIVE IS THAT OF AMERICANS IN coNJUNc- TON WITH FRENCH THOUGH BRITISH AND BELGIANs DIG INTO LINES

UNDATED WAR LEAD, (By
 the Associated Press)-The terms
 on which Germany may have
 peace have been delivered. The
 element of softness is absent from
 them. Like the peace given Au-
 stria-Hungary, Turkey, and Bull
 garia the price Germany will have
 to pay is virtually the price of
 absolute surrender.
 The claws of the great military
 machine of Germany are to be
 drawn; invaded territory mast be
 evacuated and compensation must
 be made for all damage done 10
 the civilian populations in attacks
 by land and sea and from the air
 Impotency by Germany again to
 take the field is to be insisted
 on
 Meanwhile the German armies il Belgium and France are being defeat ed. Nowhere are they able to stay the attacks of the allied forces Ground is given over wide area ir Belgium and France from the Belgian border to east of the Mouse river.
 The British and Belgians in Elan ders have dug deeply into enemy held territory and the enemy is reeling un der the assaults. From Valenciennes to the Aisne the British and French are driving, the enemy in what seems utter disorder backward toward his the other strokes, however, is tha: of the Americans and French in the Mouse river region north and north west of Verdun where fast strides are being made northward over a wide front which threatens to cut off the enemy's retreat and bring about a de feat of the Germans on the battle field
 From Belgium to the Mouse the Germans are in jeopardy. Especial ly critical is the situation fo- them ir the great sack from Belgium to the north of Rheims, for with the advance of the Americans and French north ward and with the important lines oi communication under fire it seems probable that large numbers of thelf are destined to be cut off and forced to surrender.
 Likewise the crossing of the Mouse river by the Americans places in peri the large enemy forces in Lorraine south of the Metz. There are indiCa tions that operations with a view tC overwhelming the enemy in this re zion are in the making. The German official communication of Tuesday an nounced that the Americans made partial thrusts" west of the Mosell' river which runs through Metz.
 Large numbers of towns have beeI reclaimed by the allied troops through out the entire fighting zone, man. thousands of Germans have beel made prisoner and large numbers o guns and enormous quantities o stores have been captured. In addi tion the enemy has suffered terrible losses in men killed or wounded.
 Judging the situation from the mill tary map. the crisis on the battle fielt is at hand The Germans have conn to the realization that the Foch mill tary machine is the master of tn, German machine Therefore, they ar giving ground everywhere before seeking their border line in order tI prevent being crushed.
 WITH THE AMERICAN ARM NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Nov. (By the Associated Press) D. m.- More than three tons of bombs wer dropped today on Mauzon and Rau court, as enemy troops passed throug the villages bound north. More tha 12O bombing and pursuit planes pal ticipated in the attack. Fokkers a tackled the Americans in groups c
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