Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-05

UNDATED WAR LFAD.-(By the Associated Press .)-Nowhere are the armies of the Teutonic allies being permitted to rest On the fronts in Flanders, France. Italy, Albania and Turkey the enemy still continues to lose ground, or is being compelled to throw strong endorsements into his battle line to hold back his opponents.
 In Belgian Flanders, the Belgians, British and French troops are still driving forward, although their speed has been somewhat lessened by req son of the bad condition of the ground.
 The enemy is swiftly evacuating the salient between Armentieres and Lens, and the British now are stand ing only a scant six miles southwest of Lille over a front of about four miles between WaYrin and Equing hem, at the former place having gain ed a position astride the Lens-Lille railroad
 Notwithstanding violent counter at- Jacks and line strengthened by fresh reserves the British between St. Quen- tin and Cambrai have materially pressed eastward from the region of Le Catelet, and to the north have improved their positions in Cambraa so well that apparently uSfs important town soon must fall. Taken all in all, the situation of the Germans in the region seems to be critical and the crisis at hand. Far to the rear aerial observers report the roads congested with retreating troops, who are being harassed by the machine gun fire of the airmen. As in Flanders, fires are everywhere to be seen, and it is eyi- dent that the enemy, realizing that he must give further ground, is vigorous ly applying the torch.
 Around Rheims the French have further extended their gains north and northwest of the cathedrsT city, where they are all along the Aisne canal To the east in Champagne American forces are fighting with the French between the Suippe river and the Ar gonne forest, in addition to holding their original battle line inside and east of the Argonne forest. West of the Argonne. with the aid of French tanks the Americans have taken the important height positions of Blanc Mont and the Medeah farm and press ed further northward
 Simultaneously the French have ad- vanced their front eastward around Challerange and gained better posi- tions for their operations up the rail way toward Vouziers and in keeping the Germans inside the northern DOT tion of the Argonne forest by an en- filading fire through the Aire valley. while the Americans press nOrthward through the forest, driving the enemy before them. The latest reports are the the Americans have advanced al- most two miles in the forest and on the eastern side of the great wood are slowly pressing northward Through out this entire region the Germans are resisting most stubbornly
 In the mountain region in mortimer Italy the Italians on several sectors have attacked and defeated the Austri ans, while in Albania the Austro-Hun- garians are in fast retreat before the Italian armies. Italian cavalry is working far in advance of the infan- 1 try, harassing the enemy. The Sem eni river in western Albania has been crossed and the enemy supply center 1 invaded
 Reports are to the effect that Aus !. tro-Hungard again is seeking peace, ! having invited Holland to request the l belligerents to participate in negotia- | tions. The Hungarian premier, who l. has arrived in Vienna with a number l of Hungarian statesmen, isquoted as saying that the Hungarians again are laboring untiringly in the interest of ]