Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-22
CONTINUE TO FORGE BACK GER MANY AT VITAL POINTS ALL ALONG LINE IN BELGIUM AND FRANCE REDEEMINe MUCH GROUND
NEAR VALENCIENNES
BRITISH AND AMERICAN TROOPS PLAY IMPORTANT PART IN FIGHTING; FINCH TROOPS REACH DANUBE WHERE IT Dl- VIDES RUMANIA-SERBIA
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UNDATED WAR LEAD.-(By the Associated Press. )-Dr. Solf, the Ger man secretary for foreign affairs, has sent another message to President Wilson on the question of peace. This time Germany professes to accept all the conditions for an armistice and eventful peace as laid down by. Presi- dent wilson
 The reply indicates Gerlnany's will ingness to evacuate occupied terri tory under an agreement to be reached by the military chiefs in the field It is announced in the note that all submarine commanders have been ordered to cease attacks upon pas senger vessels. Denial is made that lifeboats and passengers have ever purposely been destroyed or that any authorized atrocities have been coIh- mitted by German troops.
 It is declared that Germany now has a parliamentary form of govern ment responsible to the people. Com ment on the note is Dezng withheld pending receipt of the official text.
 In the war theater the allied armies have taken no heed of the efforts un- der way for the re-eSablishment of peace, but are continuing to force back the Germans at vital points along the lines in Belgium and. France. In these endeavors the Brit ish and Americans are for the mo- ment taking the principal parts. The British have approached to Within two miles of Valenciennes and the Americans, to the northwest of Yer dun, have succeeded in occupying two highly important positions in their operations aimed at an advance north ward.
 American and British troops have crossed the Disc canal m a wide front in the face of desperate resist tance and further successes in this sector vii menace the Germans both to the north and south.
 The Valenciennes-H -Hirson railway, formerly one of the Germans main lateral arteries of communication, has been cut.
 The west bank of the Scheldt canal has been occupied by the British along an exteHt of ten miles, to the north of Tournai, which city is being de- pl udSSGS Ol GtIludliS dTUleu with machine guns.
 Belgium is being rapidly re- deemed, although now that the Ger mans have drawn in their lines, the British, Belgians and French are en- cOuntering much stiffer opposition than during the early days of the great drive for the re-occupation by the allies of the Belgian coast The city of Ghent, an objective which the allies have always had in mind, is yet seven miles away. Probably it will be outflanked from the north before it is taken. Allied troops already have made considerable progress with this end in view.
 Having cleared the Germans out of western Belgium the allied forces are standing on a line from the Dutch frontier to the Disc canal that is virtually straight. A new movement has begun to the east of Courtrai, the object of which is to free the north ern section iof Belgium from the enemy.
 French troops have reached the Danube river in the region of Vidin after offensive operations in the east ern theater of the war lasting more than month.
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