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War Review Continuation Sees Peace Efforts Dismissed
The article reports that Austrian peace overtures are viewed as a serious move in a broader German Austrian push, while entente capitals doubt any negotiated peace will stop the war. American forces press the Lorraine front near Metz and St Mihiel, with Pershing’s army reshaping German lines and preparing new blows as Allied forces advance toward the Hindenburg Line and Verdun region. It notes recent losses for Germany, British gains near St Quentin, and rising Allied potential from Macedonia to Siberia, plus Red Cross praise for hospital and transport support and large distributions of clothing and gear to troops.
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Austria
Germany
Belgium
Entente
London
Paris
Washington
United States
Lorraine
Metz
St. Mihiel
Pershing
Meuse
Verdun
Hindenburg
Picardy
Maissem
Fortress of
Mers
Fron
Vosges
Rhine
Marshal Foch
Rheims
Santerre
France
Ders
Armentieres
Macedonia
Near East
Bulgaria
Turkey
Siberia
Vladivostok
American Red Cross
Robert A. Bullard
War Council of the Red Cross