Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
War Sun,n,Gry
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A0OL0eE week mas pdSSeu WiluOut d renewal by the Germans of the Offens- i've they began March q, which was halted before Amiens early in April, and came to a pause on it's right flank before the barrier of the Flanders hills just as the month. of May Was or-n- ing.
 Ever since the costly defeat of Gen eral von Arnim's army in a desperate assault on the front southwest of Ypres nearly two weeks ago. the be- ginning of a new effort by the enemy either here or on some other front has been looked for from day to day. Possibly the Germans have been wait ing for some allied counter blow. which they felt abb .o withstand, and therefore, hoped would be dealt.
 Both Armies Busy
 If this was the case. they must have been disappointed by the waiting at titude of General Foch, which is felt now will compel the enemy to reveal his further purpose with little delay, as time is one of the things he can not afford to squander, with the Amer ican forces now rapidly assuming formidable numbers.
 If, as considered certain, the Ger mans have employed such time as they have felt impelled to spend in build ing up the machinery for a new at tack on an even greater scale than before, 1t is equally sure that the allied armies under their unified command have not neglected to employ the in .terval in making every preparation possible to meet the German blow. Every day gives evidence of the alert ness of the allied forces. Numerous minor operations have been under taken to improve their positions on the various fronts and their artillery fire has been directed to equally good purpose in breaking up the organizing efforts of the enemy.
 Entente Airnen Victorious
 Airplane raids without number, in which the superiority of the entente air forces has been clearly shown. have served the same end. besides be- ing notably productive of valuable in- formation while infantry raids have been almost uniformly fruitful in an informative sense. Betterments of the allied position reported yesterday in- cluded an advance by the French on the Flanders front, in the neighbor- hood of Locre, where the approaches to Mont Rouge, one of the bulwarks if the allied line, have thereby been made more secure.
 Far to the south of the Somme. on the southerly side of the great Mont didi salient. French troops likewise carved a slice out of German-held ter ritory, near Orvilles-Soel, seven miles southeast of Montdidier.
 French Raids Success
 As complement to both the opera tions there were numerous raids, not ably one by the French in the region north of Grievsnes, southwest of Amiens, near the point where General Petain's troops made a notable ad- vance as the result of local attack Thursday, and another along the line southeast of Montdidier. The British carried out profitable raiding opera tions near the westerly end of the Lys salient in Flanders.
 Indications are multiplying that Ger many's position in the east is causing her uneasiness. She is reported to have made additional demands on Rus sia. which are said to have affected sensibly the sentiment of the Boishs- wiki, whose attempts to weld an army into shape the Germans are attempt ing to thwart
 Ukrainians Would Revolt
 In the Ukraine the situation is evan more disturbing to the eGrmans, ac- cording to dispatches, which announce a growing anti-German sentiment be- cause of the oppressive measures of the Teutons. To meet this, additional German troops are being sent to the disturbed region, the western front even being drawn upon for cavalry, dispatches from Dutch sources an-