The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-23

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Allied successes in Macedonia have resulted in driv
ing breach between the eastern and western forces Of
! between Monastir and the Mediterranean
i (By Associated Press)
Serbian and allied troops Central Macedonia have dealt the
about complete Of the positions there The import
railway line from Ukub Saonik and from Gradsko to P
e have been severed and around Lake Dorian and
north Monasr danger of being ouanked and captured
I NONE CAN ESCAPE
Reports from the Palestine front this afternoon indicate that
none Of the Turkish force Of 40 by the British through
Virtually all Of the Turkish force will be accounted killed.
The Turks had divisions Nazareth
Ct the but the exact total cannot be ewing to
reported however, believed to be far less than the final
cleanup by Alenby which reported
the quickest and most complete Of the accounted
sa far as known the on this front had only four
panes and these have been captured
TAKE 10000 PRISONERS
London, 23Ihe Serbans between 5000
and prisoners and l2o the Evening Standard
ADVANCE SEVEN MILES
Rome, Sept 2SThe Italian troops in Macedonia have adj
and Bugarians and have taken l6 villages.
CUT MAIN RAILWAY
London, Sept 23Selbian troops have cut the main railway
between Custab and Sonk West the border the Serbans
have cut the railway line to Preb which is the main line of
German communication in this region Serbian infantry units
in the mountains and have advanced 25 miles
The neghboring German and Bulgarian sectors fill
the loss of their communication lines Enemy rnforemens
have been forced to retreat.
Since Sept. Is the Serbs have advanced 40 miles.
ENCIRCLlNG ST. QUENTIN
On the western front the British and French progressing
the encrcement of St. Quentin The French have seriously
aced the Germans by the capture of Vendui nine miles
southeast Of st. Quentin.
German and Bulgarian reinforcements thrown
Serbian advance have been forced to join the retreat their
by the Serbs who have advanced 40 miles
Sept 18TH The quantity of material captured also in
|creasing
The salient driven at soko has been wdened until the
allies advancing front Of so miles When they reached
the Varda the Serbans able the railway running south
Saon On the western flank the Serbs have pushed the
highest point of the mountain region in the of the
bend and cut the railway from Gradko southwest kb
Prep the base Of the German operating north and north
east of Monastir. .j
BY cutting the railway line the Serbs have placed two large
forces great peril The Bulgarans might retire the
Serbia north the Varda The Serbs could
of retreat ==.aWlQQ
Apparently the Germans around Prep are in more danger
position than the Bugarans The best roads lead and
the To the the has off while
to the west the roads along the border of Albania
CAPTURE vENDHUILE
Around St. Quentin the operations centered the
of Vendhue and Vendeu The French after capturing the town
and fort Of Vendeu have pushed the Disc and
result have driven sharp salient into the German deense be-
tween St. Quentin and Laon Vendcu is of the distant
of aon and the most important point the linden
burg between St. Quentin and LaFere It's capture places the
French The west bank of e Ose and position to the
Disc canal S~eDA
Vendhue is nine miles norh-northwest St. Quentin and
the Sheldt miles Northwest
the the British have captured strong and
rapidly closing in on it from three directions
SUCCESSFUL LOCAL ATTACK
Further Field Marshal Hags
full local attack taking prisoners
operation north Arras the British captured 60 prison
ers southeast of Gavrele and made progress
Moving northward with surprising speed and the allied
seemed have dealt the Turks blow may
their that theater of the So reports
the situation the Turks completely defeated and the
march the French British and Arabs to the of bras
virtually unopposed
The advance the passed the village of Naz-
aret they approaching the ancient city of Tyre the
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