Iditarod pioneer., 1918-06-01
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
 American Headquarters British Front May 2| Four American avators are missing on the br1sh front two of whom have been brought down behind the German lines since May IT,
 American Headquarters French Front, May 2o:- In simultaneous attacks three German raidng parties advanced against American positions in Pcardy. The enemy penetrated the American first ne to deptn o 200 yards before counter attacks drove them out me Yankees kept until they entered the enemy hrstne trenches, where they remained until ordered back me Teuons suffered heavy losses in this fighting whlch of a hand to- hand nature.
 Washington May 28-Gen. Pershing this afternoon cabled that American troops have occupied German sector u Flanders nhicting heavy losses ana taking prisoners.
 The Allies reserves have arrived at the Soissons front and are being thrown into action according to cable dispatches received from British military othclas
 With American in Picardy May 29.-Amercan troops charged to capture Cantigny, yelling Now we re ID Germany, let's waop hell out of em and go on to Der ]in" Back at headquarters officers waited anxously for news of the attack. After 45 minutes fghtlng a voice came the field telephone saying Hello thls is Cantigny.
 is massng troops behind his lines in the sector Of the American attack which resulted in the capture Of Can tigny
 American Army in France, May 21.- In counter at tacks against the Americans in Cantgny, the Germans tried to use tanks both the tanks and the foot sol diers were driven back in disorder.
 Paris May 27-Over front extending from the for est of Pinon Rheims, the Germans launched an at- tack this morning. which the French and British are resisting with their usual valor The ongdlstance bomba rdment of Paris was resumed this morning.
 Paris. May 28.-The Teutons smelling vigorously in the Champaigne Woeve region and along the rght bank of the Meuse Heavy enemy raids on French positions Chambrette failed
 Paris May 29-Gen. Foch is bringing up the Allied reserves the invading Teutons between Rhelms and Sossons, and slowly but surely the enemy IS beng checked all along the line American troops are With the reserves, fighting shoulder to shoulder With the French and British commands Already the Amer1cans have taken part in attacks and the French war correspondents loud in their praise of the way the American men are handling themselves The hghtng is not letting up but the contrary IS growing more in intensity, but the Teutonc advance IS fast slowing down, and the Allies getting the upper hand. American troops have broken two successive enemy at tacks the neWl y blurred town or Cantlgny, tue French office announced today.
 Paris, May 29-French troops have fallen back to the eastern outskirts of SoissOns where the battle con- tinues with intense bitterness Both French and Brit, ish forces have fallen back to the heights south and southeast of Thrry, where they holding positions between Vese and the Asne canal. The Echo de Paris says the German advance at certain points on the Asne has reached depth of l512 miles.
 Paris May 3-The office the French maintaining the Sossons Northwest of Rheims Franco all the German assaults and maintained the defensive positions continuing to ar advance being resisted tenac- y made break through the each time held up oy In the center of the German a vance, fighting taking place the neghborhood of Vesey
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 Paris May 3-The Allied flank the Asns has been violent attack the Aette river near sos sons Further attacks broke down. The French maintaining their positions the The leu tons slight advance north of the Marne farther east Northwest and Rheims all German efforts in vain The back the of Thlois west of Rheims The