The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-05


Yankees Drive Boches to Outskirts Of Cha
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German longer hur themselves at the allied lines
along extended fronts The momentum Of the Ieuton advance
the French and British which have ened and hold
ing the foe for insignificant gains here and there especially along
sons to Chateau herry The struggle apparently changing
from of movement to war Of positions. =,
LAUNCH ASSAULTS AT CHEZY - 3tA
Official reports show the launching their
assaults Chevy Corey and isolated
vantage These attacks roughly from five seven miles
apart along the line which includes ground where the Americans
established themselves and have fought the Germans to
sands The French official statement says the Teuon at
The report operations along British front fails to show
notable activity the Of the Germans At Moran-
Germans supported BY heavy artillery fire. attempted to raid
the British positions but repsed leaving prisoners beh
DETAILS OF FIGHTING
Details of the fighting in which the American units have
taken part General Peshing have bat
tie with spirit whchis magnificent Their defense Of
and With their rifle fire prevented the Germans from making
further serious attempts to cross the Marne
hold their positions under the storm Of bullets poured nto
Allied defensive have broken the force tie Ger
offensive south of the Alette and the enemy only
ments in it's latest report Berlin for aas7
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attempted oank the position by assaults north
and south Of it. After slight gains the French stopped them
both anks American taking part in the fighting around
Chateau They where the western wing OF the battle front
Between the the Marne the fighting continues heavier
than elsewhere the salient North of
vent northwest Of Sosons the French have improved their
positions gaining hoy contested terrain from the
Near Longpont the Germans were able to penetrate
the forest but French counter attacks threw them out again.
q. zl,a,\ ARTILLERY HEAVY
The enemy artillery fire very heavy from north of the
Aisne to the 0urcq the western wing and around Rheims
four sectors and preparing enter the front line on
northwest of Of Tou % east Of haHev + nph Of
Pershngs had given good Of ives
the entrance Of American units into the fighting east ana
AM1ENs NEXT OBJECTIVE
Military observers expect the Germans will make another at
reach the channel ports through Amiens before the @
council has confidence the situation and
ability General Foh combat the enemys plans Pr
er has told the French chamber OF deputies that
the future depends on American help
firing be a B have is
repulsed in raids north Of KENNEL in Flanders and between
tic coast Off the Maryland shore early Tuesday an American
destroyer rescued French tanker from an enemy boat which
still missing from the Carolina although 1t is be-
lieved 16 of these perished from exposure.
MASSACRE POPULATION
London June 5-A big battle fought in the Kars dis
May 3D. resulting in favor Of the Rus
the Exchange telegraph at Moscow wires
The Turks retiring along the Ardon road
and the population is being massacred the dispatch declares
London Ottawa, June 5The uctuating character of
the battle in skngy illustrated yesterday There
hope that the Germans had been held but
the another desperate effort between the Aisne and
Oucq rivers apparently outank the town OF
which he failed to capture by frontal attack
with of success but at excessive
the experts consider the results of the fighting favorable
the French The enemy failed to make impression at
Vilers- -Cotterets Retz forest.
The part PLAYED the shows that the reserve
which the enemy affected to despse already effectively in
action. }ast 'lal II