The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-05

with comparatively light resistance from the enemy who
apparently has evacuated the place
(By Associated Press.)
From the border of the Neuse the 200 mile
aame today the British French Americans and
ns s % the nd
withdrawing Moral and Mont Carnette Field Marshal nag M
Americans fighting their the Meuse southwest Of
the r2irosd center Of MG9ned + R;s continue the
cess push begun Monday Southeast of they are
ing their through the Morva forest where they are within
ten miles OF Auney' ov.r uv., crond
South of the Normal orest tt B are pushing
over F% e eGs os the Asne at the
maintain close contact with the enemy VINO MOVING
South of Gus the French % first army is advancing northeast
Further east the French have penetrated the formidable
m%oS mos "e making an advance Of one mile on iron" OF five
'"'~ . Continuation of Advance. --.-~~.-+
Continuation Of the advance here will compel the Ger
mans to give up the Ane and west of Rethe to
which they have cung Eo.aa So stnoo91ni: Thnr w,v
to on Poy are r So c
across At Preule the has been crossed
main TIE n 5 %
northwest Chevanoy crossing of the Meuse
%@see S5dRks wSh sfi Protects the Brey fields
~ h ss TSs e Germans to e en ae the
railroad line 10 miles to the north.
DECISIVE BATTLE WAGES.
is being f r% sgd n Rs % t In M tTt nG % M 3 ooe Of e
tanks of the by the German line from Holland
to Metz The object dangerous wedges either north of
the Sombre the direction Of Mons south of the river in the
retreat of the German armies IN Belgium or those stu pe
so Sobe and canal have been crossed This was
last line of resistance in front of the frontier which soon may
he reached in that district
Strategic Offensive.
The section the attack that conducted by Generals
Gouraud and ggett on the Mse This the great strategic
offensive which the Germans always have feared The aim OF the
offensive is to pitch out the whole pocket The
Americans Beaumont less than eight miles from Mounny
of ontmedy the great shuttle railroad running
Thaonve Sedan and ezercs Even before the opening
may them into the Laonoan region This may make
be enemy to form the Meuse line because that front
could no longer be Joined up with Thaonvile
HOIST ITALIAN FLAG.
Nov 5ltaian boats have landed troops on the islands
and Lagosta where the Italian flag has been hoed
dsnach from today states Italian battleshps and de-
royers also landed troops at Feume ADMIRAL Milo has been
the island while General agn has been
pointed governor of the city OF flume
BRING DOWN PLANES
With the American Army in France Nov 5An aerial patrol
n There were two fights in which Lieut. Howard Smith
Hudson " and Lieut. Aworth of San Antonio Tex both
0ro0s0' cow" a" e''iTf BITTER TSisI FIGHT ON MEUsE
With the Army the Sedan Front Nov 5Btter
fighting taking place today along the Meuse controls
again succeeded in crossing the river at Brees
oon bridge constructed under fire At other points along the
front Americans reconnoitering other crossings
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT DIES.
Paris Nov 5.-Announcemen is made of the death OF
Gerou the correspondent of the London Daily Tee
graph and the dean of the in Paris
His death due to Spanish influenza
'I' ''' VICTORIOUS ATTACKS.
Washington Nov 5Victorous attacks along the entire
American front reported by General Perng IN ms con-
anc on the right the Americans drove through the valley
Of Muse and occupied the river crossing at sten
Washington 5-Ausro German prisoners taken by the
the armstice signed yesterday has probably
reached half million and thousands Of horses taken
irnntinnod papoFO