Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-27 | Page 39 | Without Hope

that locality, but if the attack is made it is certain that the Hun geueral in command will have to get along an best he can without reinforcements, for there are no reserve divisions to bo thrown into the battle. It wouhi not be surprising if several new offensives were launched, for the allies have plen-: plen-: ty of men available for the purpose and more Americans are arriving every day. The Berlin government claims that it would require months to evacuate evac-uate Belgium in case of an armistice. It is the opinion of military men, how-eve, how-eve, that they can be pushed over the border into their owu country in much shorter time if the allies keep after them, and this seems to be the intention of the .commander-in-chief , It did not take Germans so very long to go through Belgium when tho march on Paigw&S begun four yenr ago, and it is eertnin they will be able to retreat much quicker than tbey advanced, when they were so cock-sure of victory. Still, if they insist upon fighting as they go, there will be some delay, but there will also be many dead Huns along the road. WITHOUT HOPE. Of oouffe. ii it gongrejly undoretood tbgt ill" Qertnuni bgve been bflgteo I u tho field, ot thoy would not be i" the egt lucUned to make pitce. All the mtHtury eirporti nifrea thai Wllhglm'ti arihy in no longer fonnldublo f'1 ft mill 1 tin ' machine and thai it i i onlj u quoi lion ot time before n nurRnodor In in cvllfihli'. Tin- Mini liiM-: Hi" In-Ill- hftftiiAerud m'Mi RUOQflgg I" itiifly loetorp, uA there are Indlcatlone thai Qenergj i'mi'Ii in hIkiuI i' iiiuii'-li n now offen live dowo neei tho HwIrr border Tho im'iimmiir may or iruiy not bl t run in