Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-06
Huns Hurl Masses of Men Backed by Many Guns
 Against Line.
30 AMERICANS GO
 TO THIRD HUN LINE
Small Party BeSts 200 of Enemy and Ihflicts Heavy LOsS--Germans Give British Some Rest
 in North.

(Associaed Press War Summary
 The allied stone wall of resistance is still being imposed against the Ger mans in the battle front from Sois- sons to Chateau Thierry. Nowhere is the enemy making progress. The fury of the invaders, however, has not yet been checked, for all along the front they are launching assault af. ter assault on various sectors in the hope that the allied ranks may give further ground, which would enable the enemy to straighten out the curve of the line from Moulin-sOus-Peo vent northwest of Soissons. to Troes- nes, which lies northeast of Villers- Carteret. Great masses of artillery and large numbers of troops are be- ing used by the Germans in almost continuous battle, but notwithstand4 ing this fact, the allied line every where has held strongly, and at sev- eral points the defenders have taken the offensive into their own hands and improved their positions.
 Huns Admit Check.
 Standing out in sharp contracts against previous communications is- sued 'by the German war office claim ing by feats of arms or the falling back of the allies, is the announce ment made in Berlin Wednesday night.
 "On the battle fronts the situation is unchanged" says the announce. ment
 The Germans are still suffering casualties in their unsuccessful asr saults. Along the Marne front there has been no fighting of great moment, altho in the vicinity of Rheims the German artillery has begun a violent t'ombardment, which probably indi- cates another infantry attack in this region, which has been relatively quiet for several days past
 Americans Show Mettle.
 The American troops in the Lune- vile sector daily are showing their merit in fights with the enemy. We'd nesday witnessed another venture carried out successfully by them, 30 of the men from overeas attacking the German lines, penetrating them to the thirl defenses, and assaulting 200 occupants of them with rifles, bayon- cts and grenades. The losses to the enemy were numerous. while the AIcllCd WcIc very SIIIdll. The Germans seemingly are fearful of the band of warriors in the Lune- vile sector, for they again have in- creased the rain of shells of all kinds. including gas, upon and behind the American lines, firing them from guns or dropping them from airplanes. Un- stinted praise continues to be given the Americans for their intrepdity.
 Huns Give British Rest.
 There still has been no resumption of the battle on the front in Flanders and Picardy. where the British are facing the Germans. The enemy. how ever is carrying out violent Lombard ments ton various sectors In the Amiens sector near Morlincourt the Germans made an attempt to capture British position, but were repulsed, the British taking some prisoners. Near Lens the British also captured number of Germans.
 Russ Beat Hun and Turk.
 Unofficial reports credit the Rus sians with victory over the Turks and Germans in the Kars district of Tlrans-C -Caucasia. The enemy is report ed to be in retreat and massacreing the population.
 Huns Pound Ally Line