Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-10-08
NO PEACE
 FOR ENEMY
 BY ALLIES Peace Talk Is In Air But Foch's Men Hammer
 Away at Huns. CLEARING BELGIUM
 OF HUN INVADERS Fighting in Champagne By Franco Americans Holds
 Chief Attention.
CLEARING BELGIUM
 OF HUN INVADERS
(Associated Press Summary

(ASSOciated Press Summary)
 Although peace talk still is in
 the air, there is no peace for the
 German and Austria. H ungarian
 armies in the field.
 While attempts are being
 made in swell informed circles"
 iL Germany and Austria Hun.
 gary to show that the latest
 peace proposals of the central
 powers are honest expressions of
 desire for a "iust peace."
 Marshal FOch's armies are pro.
 ceeding without pause in their
 task of clearing Belgium and
 france of the invader.
 Meeting With Success.
 They are continuing to meet with success.
 >=Likewise in Serbia and Albania, the Serbs and Italians are fast re- claiming enemy occupied territory while at last reports the British General, Allenby. in Palestine. still was hard after the reating Turks
 While further good gains have been made by the British east of Arras. where the operations have in view the capture of the highly important town of Douai and other advances have been recorded between Cam brai and St. Quentin. chief interest for the present centers in the fight ing in Champagne and between the Argonne forest, and the Mouse, where the French and Americans are driving the enemy steadily north o~I eft position of high strategic value. All along the front from Rheims to the Mouse, a distance of more than fifty miles, the enemy everywhere has met with serious reverses and is falling back at some places ill disorder, under the heavy pressure that is being imposed against him. Where the enemy is trying to re- sist, the. French and Americans are meeting the counter thrusts with splendid stamina and gradually fore ! ing them to give ground. step by step.
 Yanks Advance Lines. East of the Argonne forest. be- tween that great wooded bastion and the Mouse the Americans have fur ther advanced their lines notwith- standing the fact that the enemy has l thrown in large reinforcements to hinder the plotting out of the forest and forming of junction by way l Of the Aire valley between the Am l er;cans and the French troops on It's | western side. In the latest fighting the Amerl- | cans drove the Germans out of Chat el Chehery, northwest of Apremon' 1 and obtained command of the heights west of the Aire.
 Begin New Attack. The latest German official com munication reports that the Amerl' cans Monday began new attack III this region.
 1 Taken althogether. the entire sou thern front of the Germans seems to be in a rather serious situation from La Fere to the north Of yer dun.
 LaOn Is On Fire 1 Laon, the great store house or tnt l Germans, northeast of SOissons II reported to be on fire. indicating tn: possibility of an early falling Daci the Chemin Des Danes defenses arc outflanked at both ends; Rheims ha' been restored and the Germans push ed back more than ten miles norti i of it while eastward General Gou rauds armies and the American FITS army are brilliantly carrying ou their part of the great conVersi,i' movement that seemingly at no Ia distant date will force the eheh'. materially to readjust his line.
 "Hindy" Gets Angry. .,
 A further indication of the troupl ous times in the German line IS th report that Field Marshal Won filn denbur< has resigned, after a storn interview with Emperor William. dur ing which von Hindenburg in1orme' the emperor that German retrea an q large scale was necessary.