Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-06
.TEUTONS AND ALLIES LOCK .HORN5;EARLY
 BATTLE SEEN
Military Activity From North See to Swiss Border ln- creases, Presaging Resump- ton of Great Grind.
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 From the North sea to the Swiss frontier. the military activity daily seems 10 be growing in intensity. and it may be fair 10 assume that in the not distant future some biz battles that have been forecast will break.
 The American, British and French armies have been taking whaCks at the German line. either by faiyly strong patrol attacks or by lombard ments. while in turn the Tsutons have been giving considerable attention on various sectors to their enemies.
 Nanks Rstaliste
 From the American viewpoint, an other successful mGneuver by tho Americans on their sector of the front is Of the greateSs interest. AS on last Saturday. the Americans have again nipped in the bud an impendinS surprise attack on their trenches and taught the Germans a saiuiary lesson with their artillery. In the German trenches the Teutons were awaiting the wcrd tO go over the top for an attack. when the Americans opened a heavy fire on the positions.
 Heavy casualties are believed to have been inflicted on the TeutOns and considerable damage was done by the 75's on the German trenches. due to the accuracy of aim Of the Ameri- can summers.
 The Germans have not yet been able to reOccupy the trenches and dugouts battered by the American ire Saturday evening and have been forced Go build another line Of trenches at that particular point
 h Aisns Region
 Next in importance tO the opera tiOns on the American front have been attacks by the Germans against the French in the AiSne region and north Of Verdun. near Beaumont. The French war office asserts that the attacks north of the Aisne were repulsed. but the German war office says that south Of Beaucourt. Baden Storming troops pushed far into the French front. in- hictea heavy casualties and returned Jo their own lines with prisoners.
 The British have carried out sue ceSSful raids against the TeuiOns southwest Of ArmeptereS and in tho vicinity os the Npres Staden railway. where many of the enemy were Killed SI.d others captured
 Intensive Air Fiahtino
 Intensive air fighting has been gO- ing On between the French and the Germans in France and between the Italian and British airmen and Ger mans In the Italian theatre. Sunday lS enemy planes were 6Owned by tu- French fire inside the German lines. while an equal number were shot down by British and Italian airmen.
 In Germany. according tO the latest adviCeS. the strike situation has about died out. althoush discomfort is Saic Stil tc exist.
 This feelsrs has extended even Go the German troops in Flanders. who are asserted to have melted Belgian workmen Co strike.
 Peace Talk Slow
 Seeming evidence that the peace negotiatiOnS at Brest-ijtCVsk are end ed for the moment. or that they are proceeding without the attendance of some cf the chief delegates Of the Teutonic allies. Is the tact that con ferences took place in Berlin Monday between the German emperor and the crown prince and BulSSrien Premier Count Crernin. the AustrO-Hungarian foreign minister and the Turkish grand vizier That knOtty questions were tO be solved was also indicated by the tact that after the con terenceS the emperor presided over a crown council
 New Contsnders
 TurcO-Tartar forces tn southern Russia now are in operation against the BOlsheviki They have captured the town Ot Nalts. in the Crimea. and now are fighting with red guards. sol dierS and sailors in an endeSyOr Co take SehastOQol RuSsia's big naval base on the Black sea
 MECHANIC KILLED