Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-08 | Page 6 | Unbroken Success

UNBROKEN SUCCESS. While Wilhelm II of Germany and Karl of Austria-Hungary are leading a forlorn hope for the announced purpose of securing an "honorable peace," the armies of both monarchs are being drubbed by the allies on all the battle-fronts. battle-fronts. The Germans are fighting as well as they know how and their savage instincts are being given full play, but they are unablo to withstand the assaults as-saults of tbe Americans, French and British, and continue to fall back in the direction of their own country, which, the emperor has told them, they are able to defend. The Hun soldiors may have some doubts about the matter, mat-ter, but it will not be so very long before be-fore it will be up to them to make the attempt. We take the greatost possible amount pf pride in the fact that the American troops have not met with a single reverse since they took over a portion of the line, and we are firm in the belief that they will not be defeated in battle during the remainder of the war. The Huns have held our boys up at various times and places, only to be driven back with heavy losses when the attacks have been renewed. Since July 18 the French and British have likewise enjoyed a series of victories, and if the German front has not been broken, it has been cracked in places too numerous nu-merous to mention. The war news from tha areas where the most desperate desper-ate fighting is in progress is highly satisfactory, and we are positive our brave boys at the front will insist upon completing their work before they return re-turn home.