The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-10-01
ALLIES CONTINUE To
PUSH AHEAD
Have Won at Every Point
They Met the Huns
DAsHIne FRENCH AND BRITISH CAVALIERS RIDING AROUND
BErRgUT AND DAMASCUS
With the Americans Northwest of

Verdun, Monday Evening, Sept. 3d.
(Associated Press).-Altho the Ger
mans are desperately trying to keep
the Americans back as far as possible
from the Kriemsild line. evidence ae-
cumulated today that the enemy Is
weakening. Fires behind the German
lines are taken to indicate the enemy
| is burning supplies.
BRING DOWN HUN PLANES
Paris, Monday, Sept. 30.-Twenty-
/! five German airplanes were destroyed
by French aviators today. the war of
fee reported tonight. Bombing squad
rons dropped twenty-six tons of
bombs on conveys and concentration
points behind the enemy front.
CAMBRIA IN FLAMES
London, Oct. Under threat of
speedy capture by the British, the
city of Cambrai has been set afire by
the Germans. it is officially announc-
| ed. The British last night continued
| their closing in movement on Cam
Ibrai and captured Proville, west of
the city and Tilloy, close by on the
northwest. Further south, between
Cambria and st. Quentin, the British
took the town of Vendhaule. North
of st. Quentin the British wedge was
thrust still further into German held
territory and the town of Levergies
was captured.
GREAT FRENCH GAINS
Paris, Oct. IAN official an
|nouncement says the French this
kpaorning pushed ahead on the front
between the Aisne and Vesle rivers.
French attacks in the Champagne
sector are continuing with an i'm
portant advance scored in the Aisne
valley. yinarville and Conde-les-
Audrey have been captured. The
French have taken more than $4,000
prisoners on the front between the
|Suippe and Argonne since Sept. 26th,
and more than 800. guns, a great num-
Der of heavy calibre.
ALLIED CAVALRY CHASE THE
TURKS
Paris Oct. General A1lenby's
troops are now two and a half miles
from Damascus and French cavalry
is advancing beyond Beyrout, accord
ing to the Echo De Paris.
BELGIANS REGAINING THEIR
SOIL
London. Oct. Continued pres
sure along the whole front in Belgium
yesterday is re corded in the Belgian
official statemen,s issued this :morning,
says the Amersw yeld. Oestieuwkerke
has been carried. belgian troops have
crossed the Zearin- -ROulers and Roui-
ers-Menin roads at several points.
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CASUALTY LIST
A Near Neighb0r's Nssme Is on the
List Today
The following casualties are re-
the American Expeditionary FORCES.
ported by the commanding general OF
The casualty lists of the American
army will hereafter be posted IN the
Stars front windows every morning.
If in looking over them you see the
name of anyone you know, please re-
port it to the paper.
Killed in action .-....s. ..-... LA
Missing in action -..... .......- Is
Wounded severely ....-.. .451
Wounded slightly -.......-..... 8
Died, accident and other causes. .
Died of wounds ...-........... lO
Wounded, degree undetermined.
Taken prisoner
Total .I............. .oSc
FLORIDA
Killed in action: Private ArthuI
Lee Johnson, jacksonville.
Wounded severely in action: IN
Yates Clyde w. Fore, Oxford; Chftof
e. Cardwell, Lakeland.
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