The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-10-01
GERMANS FROM
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American divisions lighting between
the Argonne forest and the Meuse
river have slowly but steadily moved
ahead and seem to have won their
detectives along that section of the
front. Berlin reports that American
attacks were repulsed and that the
Germans regained some ground near
Argonne forest.
German troops are being rushed
from inactive sectors to bolster the
lines under attack by the Americans
and it is probable that progress there
will be very slow.
There are indications that Turkey
will follow Bulgaria's example in Civ
ing up the war. Following the abso-
lutte defeat of her armies and the
detection of Bulgaria there would
seem to be no other step possible for
that country Gen. Allenby's troops
are reported to be two and half
miles from Damascus.
GERMAN STATEMENT.
BERLIN, Monday, Sept. 30-via
London-Admitting withdra walls by
the Germans in Flanders but declar-
ing that allied attacks there had been
repulsed in a number OF sectors, the
war office takes up in detail the fight
ing further south along the front. 1t
reads:
sixteen divisions were led into the
fight by the enemy against Cambria
and on both sides of the town. In
their effort to break through our
front there, strong enemy attacks were
repeated eight times north Of Cam
brai. These attacks broke down be-
fore our lines near Sancourt and were
broken by successful counter attacks
at Tilloy.
SIN the suburbs of Cambria, at Neu-
Vile and Cantimpre, the enemy gained
a footing. We are standing here on
the western outskirts of the town be-
hind the Scheldt river and repulsing
violent enemy attacks which are be-
ing renewed. Attacks by the enemy
on the canal sector north of Narcoing
collapsed before our lines. This also
was the result along the Cambria
Masnieres road.
South of Marcoing the enemy
forced us back behind the canal sec
tor from Masnieres to Creve Coeuer.
With equal energy he attacked our
front from Connelieu to south OF Bel
lenglise. Between Connelieu and Bel
licourt we completely drove back fire.
uuently repeated enemy assaults. Vii
lers-Guislain, which was lost for
time was retaken. Local breaks in
our positions were cleared of the
enemy by counter attacks. Divisions
fighting heavily on the front near
Gonnelieu and Villers-G uislain drove
back with their reserve battalions in
determined counter attack the en-
envy coming against their flank from
the direction of Marcoing.
Germans of Every Race.
Between Bellicourt and Bellenglise
the enemy thrust forward over the
canal. We brought him to stand
still in the evening on the line formed
by the northern border of Bellicourt
and the western border of Joncourt
and Lehaucourt. Regiments north of
Gricourt, which had warded off all
attacks had to withdraw their wing
to LeHaucourt in the evening.
"In the great successful conclusion
of Yesterdays heavy fighting, troops
of every German race took an equal
part. The British bought their local
successes with very heavy and san
culinary losses.
Armies of the Crown Prince and
General Won Gallwitz: "The enemy
forced his way toward our new lines
on the Oise-Aisne canal. We took
prisoners here in successful forefield
fighting.
Between the Suippe and the Aisne