The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-05
is 5000 PRISONERS Taken

Sixteen prisoners been added h
already large aggregation punder captured British These
The French took 1900 prisoners two days ag
gathering The number taken since
July must be we'll above 10000
Berlin admits this official state
army getting
the region and the guards fighting to retard the Ae
army that as
further but will unit
The made that the United States mas more
soldiers foreign shores and that the efforts have
British French and American troops
the their retreat and killing
wounding and capturing thousands daily
blowing ammunition dumps far in
falling the hands of the
like have retreated at all points front OF
give the ground taken in France and prepare
to the borders of Germany from invasion
cable received today
British Take 10000 Prisoners and 100 Guns
has been made by the British
% = might 5 s s n village was
Iys line vomezeee
Woverton Ploegsteert Nieppe, Laventie Gvenchy.
Chape scnhward Gvenchy the British reached the
they April while to
the old German positions held prior
the March drive have been taken by the British
the British have improved their
positions Positions the east of Hmies the
canal du Nord just to the south have also been improved
Still further south the British have captured the village OF Melville
Bourjouval, east the du Nord.
days In
from the Germans in addition to much other booty
Ypes and La Basse the ys salient
yesterday the British pressed forward against the German lines
Between the somme and Disc rivers the Germans continued their
of the Roye region
behind French followed the
German slowly.
Germans Blowing Up Ammunition Dumps
AMERICAN FORCES ON THE vEsLE RIvER-(By
s0ciated P) Noon explosions heard the line this
muniton their American
these Only three wounded who had
by the fleeing Germans, found here
Germans Readjust TheirLi
FRANCE-(By -
Noon todaysouh the portion Of the
lines being readjusted.
Army Still Chasing Germans
before the French northeast
Noyon
guards pushed after the rereatng the canal
du Nord
Advancing north vsle the French
of the ridge dominating the eriverA
Between Ae and the Aisne the Of Clamecy
captured Americans
In the Nee the somme front the French crossed the somme
canal near voyennes and offoy
and Favy-e Medeux
between venaux and Joncher and half mile front
Americans Reached the
PARIsThe FrancoAmerican
the ves have reached the line of the sne according ad
the front.
American Casualties s7s.
The casualty lists issued today much smaller than those
toang 39 compared with 815
Killed action 49, missing
Of wounds s died from accident and other wounded
determined 2o died fro aeropane accident 81
Afternoon IiKled in action 45;
and other causes s. a 1ss
Marine Casualte
Killed action q died Of wounds received action
severely !; wounded in action slightly l. total, 5.
The of but Idaho appears He is John
r Ecker son Of Mrs. Mary Ecer Boise severely
- Americans Escape
WASHlNGToNAmeican missions and
vla refugees who recently left safely
into Finland and should Hapranda according to Con-
sui Haynes at He1ngfors dispatch the state department
- Promise Germans Reforms
AMSIERDAMIn speaking upper house to ffu Tho
emps pledge franchise Chancellor Won Hi d @
IN his honest opinion with question the poion and -
walton Of the and dynasty is at stake ~ p
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