The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-19
BRITISH TROOPS PLUNGE INTO
HINDENBURG LINE NORTH OF
ST. QUENTIN DEFENSE Line
On Short Front West Of This City, the French Are
Working Steadily Toward the Town and are
~ on Outskirts of DellOn

on Outskirts of DellOn
the Hndenbag north Of St Quentin while west Of Cambria
s M M n nf
In Macedonia the Bulgarians flight northward front
of the attack of the serbans and French:
spite bitter resistance toward the St. high.
road railway an canal three enc defense lines
Germans have been hurled from the Of Hnden-
burg position The British Lempre four miles from Cat
are within mile of the high road and the canal.
the short Of St. the French working
steadily toward the town and the outskirts of Deon
N~ HURLED BACK.
German counter attacks Trescaut and Moevres southwest
and west Cambria preceded by intense artillery bonn
bardmen At both points the Germans hurled back with
On this front best maps fail to show the great difficulties at
tending minor For s months the Germans have
been Strengthening their positions which they considered almost
BULGARIAN FLIGHT
to be in the nature OF flight and the burning stores
d VILLAGES aG in his path The allies S have a" capt. p
their advance of Serbian villages have been
Cea river fifteen miles southwest Of Prep the immediate OBJ
It is unlikely the Bugarans will continue their retire
ent at least the road running east and west through
Prep Already their loss Of the Ske road road
ceed in pressing Bugarans Prep readjust
ment of the allied line virtually would be inevitable
CONSOLIDATING LINES.
across St. Mhiel Salient which wiped out
to be made in this region seems inevitable.
"A successful drive by the Americans seems for the
purpose Of wipng out the Et Mhie sector long standing
f.; ] ;:s,;;;s
thsE lines 5ssvy from before Metz down
real threat at his vital pstons north of Laon In the mean
itinOfQ for gn al or
BULGARIANS IN FULL FLIGHT.
London Sept leThe Bngarians are full flight in I'M Mace &c
that has been impossible count the prisoners and list
the onrqsh have been Ineffective
IT. g. MAKE FURTHER PROGRESS:
Marshal Hses Official statement me allies have reached the
their attack and carried Hindenburg outposts
URGES MESSAGE TO GERMANS
With the American Army the Vese Sept ia German
Se ns ssa that that Ssy @ do ee @
men, lie stated many Germany soldiers would surrender
e y e9 hVs by
and other devices offering the great
opportunities in Germany.
SAYS PEOPLE ARE DISCOURAGED.
(By Associated Press)
With the American Army the Lorraine Front Sept 49,
a VOL They belonged the famous storm ba
@ 5e e Mea nto me ne
an attempt stop the American advance early in the drive
They said that Germany was hard pressed for men,
morale of the German army they said the
for the advance Of the Americans One Of the
socialist said that the people Of Germany look the
capitast struggle great depression throughout Ger
many sa especially the of the American and British
advances become known.
Germans are at realizing he said that Americans
great fighters They appreciate the fact that American
are encouraging Allies and dsouragng to the Germans
These troops estimate that the American troops their
equal. 80
CONTINUE PROGRESS. 49,
Paris Sept 19French last night continued their
in the region Quentin penetrated the positions
three miles southMets of st. Quentin.