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

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Fast made by the French yesterday closing
In the region Of French are pushing toward the
they St w
position in the Survey sector to the south Of La Fere
APPROACH ST. GOBAIN.
The Survey station captured yesterday and by taking
Bqettay further south General Peans have advanced
Of the highest plains. '"' ~ ~
Near Laffaux around the the line to the south of
Sebastian the French to the north
of the town The headway thus made in encng the Goban
position constituted the most important f"aure Of the st. Goba
spectacular by the French armies however, was
FIVE TOWNS TAKEN
the the % M onSsy wssse ed
the rapid q forward pushes to well within five miles
0sa 1 "S eg:f %
recy south of St. Quentin and only three and haf miles
On the front the Asne
there was an improvement in the allied position the Gennes
80 - x,..,o,. =: HAlG MAKES HEApwAY
way FG sou o neps sS ~Ss a t
left flank Of the German positions behind the Du Nor canal
Tending Cambria on the west are being assaed
Gouzeacourt the Hndenbrg line southeast Of
the direction Aneneres and last night they
H1NDENBuRGs STATEMENT
a Sep 9 nave passed through many dark days
Field Hndenurg order the day. The enemy has
GERMAN COUNTER CHECKED
London Sept 1oThe Germans delivered counter attack
yesterday against position by the British the
Gouzeacour fronting the Hnenburg southwest Cambria
Field Marshal Hag today that the assault had
In the the British was advanced during the
night south Of the town Of Havrincourt:
On the Flanders 'front.' the British progressed northeast
Neuve Chapele and north of Armentieres.
IMPORTANT PROGRESS MADE
Paris Sept 1mportan toward the southern end
the Hndenburg line made by French forces today The
office announced the capture of the Lez forts northeast of
town OF wooded east and southeast of ez
CAPTURE $4,000 HUNS
London, Sept OThe capture by the British of 900
and four weeks announced by Field Marshal
Hais in anorder of Iae6ayv the day; snr,, e,rs ,n
Paris Sept 1oThe allies almost back to the line they
occupied before the German offensive after unbrokn
caution promise just wonderful things follow The
and the whole fine weather. which helped Marshal Foch to
The fighting Yesterday eenered south Of cabra south Of
who resisted desperately but unsccessfu the al
do next Critics credited with having inside information dis
playing much ingenuity and variety in their descriptions Of the
confident throughout France that there little danger Of
assumed that Marshal Foch will not let them earht
was done after the SDo first battle Of it the Msrns
London Sept OThe continued advance Allies the
Austria Hungary according dispatch from zurich
Star The recent departure Of Austrian from Vienna
caused rioous scenes in the Austrian capital.
Thousands alded the railway stations protesting
against ''e ''p'' '''i RAID III HUN Hsfs SUB DOCKS
br s and spembe t made four attacks
shelters the docks Bugges Belgium according
tanned The oend docks and depot at also
attacked with good results ,.,ao.
Paris Sept 10Sou of ST. Quentin, French troops have
captured Gibercourt and have made progress toward
and Essigny Grande occord.ng to the
ont TODAY by the French office.