The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-10-09


horities it adds are in possession OF information show
that dsntegrati0n exists COnstantinope
(By Associated press)
Forces from Cambria OF the strong pillars the Hnden
burg positions the being toward
French frontier Apparently the Germans have lost the
Hag his attack late this morning and reports
bra to east of St. Quentin. s"l
SMASHING NoRTHWARD %tr
AS the German defense system the center falls to the
East the Hindenburg in the St. Quentin area
the Germans reported have denses until line
east of the frontier reaehed East of this line
'O CAPTURE CAMBRIA
the SOUTH the British and Americans took more than
5000 and large number of Near the
batteries -.
of La Chateau, Bohan, Guse and Caudry.
IN FULL RETREAT
With the American Forces in the Vicinity Of Verdun Oct
almost smothred under the uge of shell high explosives
on them the nj by the ae large number Of have
number of prisoners The Americans captured these Tues
mg sd forcing
to retreat without their heavy artillery.
they troops been the firing line in other
for several days exhausted and practically of value
If the north and south railway communications
Field Marshal Hag has driven into the German line gigantic
grave predicanent It would Widen the possibilities of the
as the and on the British n and Ameri
on the north rapidly outankng it, The German resist
stop the forward of the French The
the ham in the @ to the Meuse
the Meuse Along the Aes the French yesterday took 600 p
BORE BRUNT OF FIGHTING
(By Associated Press)
permissible that was the second American
division which bore the brunt Of the recent hard fighting the
(h9mn9 Of
and 9Th regiments Of the 9th and 2srd Infantry and the
18th, 10th and 10Th regiments of artillery.
BRINGS DOWN FOUR AIRPLANES.
Paris Havas). Oct e-Lieu Rene Fonck, according an
% 5 % ya has has 5 d %
with 70 victories and has brought down lo9 machines
ATTACK ON SUIPPE RIVER.
heavily on the Suppe river front in Champagne.
WIPES OUT HINDENBURG LINE.
Paris Oct 9The Hindenburg line longer bars the path
the allies The definite rupture achieved the first day of
fighting toward the north in the great battle raging from
To Angsaxon forces went the honor of stormng the last
miles debh between Cambria and ST. Quentin Apart from
that e must run into @ housan o
during the days fighting in the various sectors Of the long
The allies now now are in the open country on the cabrat
bned t the they nor M % St. e snd
and south by the Sere positions the result Of this omission all
the and running La Chappe verns and Marie
the tn risk Of being r"fsd PdSFr,os ri IS WORSE
Paris Oct The German position has been rendered
ideaby by yesterdays fighting the opinion Of military
Major de Cvreaux in the Matn points that
strategic conditions do suffice point Importance
battle which the complete destru
ton of enemy enormous
not only in prisoners.
fresh divisions thrown the
furnace melted General Ludendorf
ayed his long that the opinion critics he in
danger of leading back only remnant of his army.
LOST BATTALION FAMISHED.
the American Forces Northwest of Verdun Thursday,
1880 A. MFamished, the Of the 'ot battalion rescued
Monday evening after having been surrounded by force
for more Argonne Forest recovering
from their experience ubsed largely upon leaves
and were SO that difficulty found discovering
men strong enough stand guard When they
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