The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-18
REPATRIATED FRENCH CHEER AS
THEIR TROOPS ENTER LORRAINE;
GERMAN OFF ICERSSURRENDER
March of Allied Armies Toward Rhine Proceed
in Rapidly-Small Revolution Reported
at Metz
'(By Associated Press)

8.
With the Lorraine Nov. 18-French troops
m m first entry into ito &c M 0d he
the famous FOREIGN eeio w. The soldiers wore their
tions the highest accorded to any units in the
@ and ev Sse d
Men, and children out with Impoverished paper flags
The first automobiles containing French officers taken
by Storm by boys and singing and cheering ancay
have snn to but Ae II ars %
towns that has not known anything but French rule
der $ e r y e t eeqs by hd %
the Germans met the advancing columns while the nhaotans
looked on in silence
NEAR GERMAN BORDER.
Washington, Nov 18Reportng today the march of the
Third American into General Pershns
line at Sorbey Mars La Tour near the German border
ON WAY TO METZ
With the American Army in Franee Noy lsmAmercan
the & Of Vr last night as the sH guests e1 of es the
Marshal Foch had postponed his entrance for day.
MOVES INTO BELGIUM
With the American Forces of Occupation, Nov. 18-One
% o w e pa e ne wa
toward the German frontier
ONE OF DIFFERENTIATION. ae
London Nov Information at the disposal of the British
government Bafour declared the house of parliament today
that the deliberate policy of the Boshev M in Russia RUS o is one
D''' '''~'~'' NAVAL SURRENDER. @H
surrender the world ever has Witnessed great eea
wsrps baeSh cruisers sn and 5 ST. g WI LAX
fleet and conducted to their destination. .a.#tt.>9%
REPORTS OF CHANGE
Anthems (Greece), Nov 18Reports of change in the
Bulgaria the proclamation of republic there
has been received here but confirmation lacking This
reported to be Of Bulgaria to escape Ger
tain responsibilities in connection with the coming OF peace
~ MARCH TO RHINE ysSe s@ oi, egs
American Army in Lorraine November Early
heAercan advance toward the Rhine will be resumed and
another big the march toward the heart OF Ger
many will have been taken The advance today without
hitch.
The troops have moved the where the
hastily and temporarily have been repaired relief the
behind the German line the roads excellent condition
Villages behind the lines look peaceful The only traces OF war
the people nearly all moved out by the Ger
AZ GUNS SURRENDERED ..& .~l
With Americans Verdun Nov. 1Two sixteen
the Germans shell
cabre surrendered by the Germans
The taken apart into three sections each
being drawn by tractor.
MOBILIZE TROOPS
Basel is The Hungarian has ordered
ooops that
order Prague dlsp -Four classes have been Called among
them the Slovaks
f1rT MUT1NY AT METZ
November Louis Forest Of the editors Of the Mat
succeeded entering Metz his home lie the
hosties ceased revolt occurred
Metz November TO- and soldier council formed under the
leadership Of socialist workmn and officers
marched squadron Of cavalry with machine
Place de Arenes He ordered the cavalry charge but
hhe The then ordered
authorities place themselves the service OF the muneers
soldiers
Saturday the soldiers broke into champagne factory
the civil guards had retreat when tthe soldiers began using
machine guns s"t >4stsG4tSs.s