The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-07
GERMAN RETREAT ON 100 MILE FRONT
ENEMY 60 MILES FROM
PARIS AT NEAREST POINT AS
AGAINST 40 MILES IN JULY
Hindenburg Line Now Only Ten Miles Away
From the Allies at Its Fartherest sector
CzechO-Sl0vak Forces Clear Siberian Railroad.

FROM the Allies at Its FarthereSt sector
Czecho-Slovak Forces Clear Siberian Railroad.
(3y Associated Press)
washington Sept the German rerograde
Rheims General March today pointed that the lines
go @ % from S %a n their
Ihe eemy retreat forced primarily he said by two
acres across the PLATEAU The Hdnburg line only ten
10000 CASUALTIES
General Pershng has the report
They total 10000 up to August 2oth most Of them being
men signify wounded that they returned to the ranks
In connection with announcement General March dis
coSe a the new policy of the would be have
wounded The complete list will be made public Washington
and casualty reports cabled from American headquarters will
the system IS IN effect include only dead missing
CLEAR TRANS.SIBERIAN RAILROAD. Isl
ces the sean M the Gef staff that the
to the river Voga He added that the stua
General March announced that than per
entire American in France already have been included
American troops in Italy still sectors and have
% tdns part any the legation Of
OF New York troops had taken its place Flanders
% the 921d composed troops from all sections had
General March would discuss the report that plans
United States specific question: he said the entire
% me % 1 S ed De at the convention
progressing rapidly that General March told Senate
American troops brgaded French and as
This accounts the small number of Americans engaged
the present forward movement of the allies
SITUATIONS SATISFACTORY.
The situation the western 'front.' General March told the
military today more satisfactory this morning
oook is brgh he sa Is 0e"s maze ana 'ne
in the facilities continues to
progress General March said and the number Of ships
not only being increased but he turn around being gradually
Troop ships are now being uloaded in French ports three
tour days. while the time for unloading carriers has been
improvement in the arpane service was noted He
said 1900 anes have been delivered from the factories far
Latest adves indicated said fighting planes
WITHDRAW FROM vEsLE VALLEY;
" ash iE in n tt the &c % s. today 5 began
sharp the while there has been created diff
The % the ne Of
their Traditions is believed the line along the Asne will be
RE1NFoRCEMENTs BROUGHT UP.
with the American Army on the Asne Front Sept ?-Add;
French last today the line again
advanced The artillery both heavy and small cabres being
used tear holes the enemy lines 1t brought the
I mes where @ the Germans are are enrensed i'm in the canal
into formations we'll to the rear While all roads were sub
jected to a heavy bombardment.
CAPTURE MORE TOWNS
London Sept -Btish troops advancing last night the
to % the and sn % the
DROP BOMBS ON RED CROSS.
(By Associated Press)
With the American Army in France Sept German avia
scored direct hits Red Cross
between the wings Of the hospital southwest of
Soissons There casualties the patients had been
moved to nearby before the bombing started Eighteen
bombs dropped the big Red Cross within field Of white
TERGNIER is TAKEN
London Sept 7Tergner three miles west of LaFere, has
been captured by French The French have advanced
Oe front average depth of two miles and at
depth of four miles, They occupied Tergner without
opposition The French also reached the forc Coucy and
a big stretch of new ground.
British progressed practically the whole battle 'front.' with
rather greater rapidity than had been expected.
FINLAND YIELDS MANPOWER.
Paris IA treaty of alliance has been concluded be-
Germany Finland under which the entire manpower
Finland has ben at Germany disposal according to Matn
dispatch from Copenhagen.