The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-27
ALLIED PRESSURE DEALING BLOWS
TO HUN DEFENSIYES ABOUT VERDUN
West of ArgOnne, French Advance Three Miles
and Take 1000 Prisoners-New Offensive
South of Sensee River. .,. 1885,

South OF SenSee River s&s.-.
(By Associated Press)
Under allied smashes two wide fronts between Arras and
Verdm the German defense system being shaken severely
Marshal Foch while continuing the thrust from
east OF Rheims to Vern has hurled the British against the Ger
lines north OF Cambria front south OF the Sensee River
OFFER OF ARNIsTICE
Allied Macedonia have resulted the offer of
armsce being made the Bulgarian Premier the Allied Cen
agreed to receive the accredited delegates.
Argonne continue press north
ward through the h wooded country northwest Verdun The
e Light e
sector and the weather unavorabe for
ADVANCE MILES ..
Argonne the Suppe the advanced
German defense points, including the famous Navarn FARM the
took than 1000 who with the 5000 taken by the
In the Argonne forest itself the allies apparently making
little effort to northward The allied command seemingly
leans and French continue their attacks.
NEW DRIVE STARTS
South the senee River the British we'll within the Hin
denburg untouched previously heavy fight
ing West of Cambria they just west Of the line and the
pem GA TO- st.
further south aimed against the communications behind this
Serbian troops at the Of the advancing allied salient in
have Ss ao1s 5as Of than @ ss % fro m n
Serbs fighting for Vee Northeast Of htb Serbian cavalry
of the Vara the allies passing the hitherto supposed
|ly impossible mountain heights
British marching through strumza the Bulgarian
base in this region. =. '..
PROGRESSING FAvORABLY
Paris (1 n.y. Sept 27-Reports this hour the bat
the Champagne indicate that the attack of the French and
American forces progressing under the most favorable
General Gourdaus fourth in the Champagne resumed
The progressing satisfactorily have
obtained all their detectives:
The captured by the French today have not yet been
HEAVY RAIN DELAYS ACTION
Dr;+;c c;, pr;%;c
this morning delivered attack Heavy rain made the work Of
assembly difficult but the troops were soon position and the
rain had been placed by thick haze which bewdered the
as to the extent and direction of movements
s Rasi "s" So far the battle " be going well for the
Athens Sept 26-Greek forces assisting with
men from the office today The Bugars in full flight
with the British and the Greeks in pursuit.
THRUST AGAINST CAMBRIA .a LIB
London Sept 27The British thrust against Cambria is
The attack viewed here as strong
The British have three
miles and advanced to maximum depth of l S-4 miles,
10000 GERMANS PRISONERS
London Sept 27The number Of prisoners taken by the
Ertish in the Champagne exceeds 10000.
virtually destroyed More taken
by British while the Arabs have cut around the north and
CAPTURE KOsTAMBOII4
Kochsna about II miles the border
DEMAND COURT MEETING
London Sept 2The German dispatches the premers
act Single handed move without the consent Of King
newspapers demand that Malnoff be dismissed i'm
mediatey and court martialed for treason
The situation in Bulgaria causing extreme excitement in
BULGARIA WHIPPED
Washington Sept 27The Bulgarian plea for armstce is
here ere with 1e he & aoun
marks the beginning Of the end Of that M as
. Continued ~