The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-09-25
(By the Associated press.l

Wy Ntil 4ANNOAAhLth 4 No"-'y
in both Macedonia and Palestine
the entente allied forces are giving
the already badly beaten Bulgarians,
Germans and Turks no rest, while IN
France the British and French are
continuing to draw their net more
closely about ST. Quentin and the re-
naming clements of the GIindenLurs
line in this immediate region
In Macedonia the situation of the
Bulgarians and Germans daily grows
more critical and the allied forces
steadily maintaining their pressure
against them.
In Turkey the latest operations Of
the British and Arab trbesmen
friendly to the allied cause seemingly
forecast the complete destruction or
capture of the Ottoman troops il
Palestine on both sides of the river
Jordan
St Quentin, through the latest ad
vices OF the British and the French
is all but envelopcd and to the north
the strong enemy line protecting
Cambrai has been further encroacAed
upon by Field Marshal Haig's men.
All along the 100 mile front in
Macedonia from the region north of
Monastr to Lake Doiran the netente
armies have pressed further forward
against the demoralized Bulgarians
Germans whose achievements have
net been able to stiffcn the line TOR a
race about
North Of Monastir the important
stragetic position of Prilep has been
occupied thus giving control of the
new roads radiating from it to the
French cavalry; in the center the
Serbians bave pushed their wedge
further in between the enemys west
ern and eastern armies, while on the
extreme eastern flank the British and
Greeks have. advanced along both
sides Of the Vardar to a depth ayerag-
ing about ten miles over a front ol
twenty miles
Nowhere arc the entente comman-
dcrs permitting the Bulgarians aud
Germans to lose contract with the
advancing troops, who are harassing
them vigorously
So bad has the hundred mile lire
been penetrated or battered that inn
mediate dire calamity seemingly faces
The enemy units unless the enemy is
fleet enough of foot to outdistance
the allies on the wings OF the drive
and reccnstitute his front TO the
north, with its center resting possibly
on Uskub or thereabouts, Even if
such a maneuver IS possible doubtless
Il viii BE necessary for the enemy to
straighten his line westward through
Albania to The Adriatic sea.
That the allied flanks are moving
quickly to keep the separated armies
from combining is indicated IN the
capture of Prelep and the advance Of
the British to the north of Doiran
These maneuvers point to an attempt
at rolliag ap movements OF great pro-
portions by the allies.
in Palestine the British on the
coast have taken the important towns
of Haifa and Aicre, while east of the
Jordan the Turks are everywhere in
ertreat hard pressed by the British
and the triLesmen OF the King of
l1edjah Inside the big sack the
neck Of which was sewn up by the
British in their initial drive, many
more prisoners have been taken, and
the aggregate now greatly exceeds
the $4,000 officially reported.
To the west of ST. Quentin over a
front Of four miles running south
from the Omnignon river the British
have materially advanced their front
notwiths standing the desperate resist
ance of the enemy. and taken about
SEQ prisoners Hard fighting Is il
progress at Selency, eoant tive
miles from the western outskirts oi
ST Quentin.
Around Epehy. and further north II