The Bismarck tribune., 1918-09-02


hardly brick was left standing upon another -
with their machine guns but these quickly lenced
YANKs ADVANCE ELSEWHERE.
Elsewhere in the vicinity the Americans advanced their
t ;sc BY the @ rs,tsa in their goId s
some places the Germans did not even get footoold
Bullecou Henaecort British
3d"s %n4 , positions "m0" resting against the or
1t believed that Bulecou,t itself has thrice been lost and
TWO DAYS DOG FIGHT -
First the British were in the town and then the Germans Wlse
one side had the control the machine gtne and bobe from the
other would filter in and the positions and then the place would
become most @ actve From ruin to ron through cellars and M 9d
same tactics being followed in the country surrounding In
the language Of the British soldier it has been dog fight here
Just appears that Bu|ecourt and andecourt again
up Fighting has going villages of St. Mein
and Lonsae and these places also in possession of the British
PILED WITH GERMAN DEAD
The ground in front of the British line throughout this region
is piled with German dead.
pcrone for he REALIZED that the town surely must come into
British hands but nevertheless there fighting there before
l2s,so2 PRISONERS CAPTURED: "
Paris 2he allied forces of the eastern front have
taken total of 128302 prisoners since July 15th
an m%s s" 7g @ "s
$4,000 ON FRENCH FRONT
guns have been captured by the French since July 18TH it is an
'''''~~' FRESH ATTACK LAUNCHED
London Sept Fan attack was launched this morning by
scape the Arra The office good
Fress being made
cENrERs ABOUT BAPAUME.
London Sept 2-The battle between
the river and @ and lit it here that the @
keep the allies off their great line defense that winds along
the most ridges from Quentin to %s
south the Canadians fighting fierce battle against stubborn
~'0 LOST ONLY 25 MEN.
% seR 6 Australians 5 ss who % ID, Mont sE St.
inevitable accomplished the feat within hour and with
corr at British France
dent that the better of German divisions rumed
to pieces @ before one Australian division +
should turn the enem present line and hasten his He
before he reaches the Hndnburg line from Quentin norhward
LA TRANsLoY LOST.
line Bspsum and Peronn where the
holding has been today % hi in Brit Brit
and La Transloy now is outhanked on both sides
this M @ an 1900 by the
Australians in the vicinity of Peronne yesterday
MAY EXECUTE 5000
Amsterdam Sept 2.-An by the Bolshevih
to the effect that 5000 evouonares who have been
arrested and to death will be the
quoted dispatch the Vssis zetung Other dispatches
the by
indoors fresh disturbances Moscow the dis
Amsterdam Sept According dispatches received here to-
day ca Russian telegraph Ncoa Lenne the
Premier Friday night by Russian female reyo
ZIONIST and who reported to have succmbed to his wounds
PERONNE HAS FALLEN.
Sept 2-The allies keeping the battle in the
increasing resistance by the and they have ad
the fighting include front of 125 miles from
This than well Informed observers
hoped Peronne has fallen and with the last chance OF
the enemy for holding strong positions along the Somme
While important features being performed along the main
battle ne General Mangn continues forge ahead adding to
General Mangins not only due to
but in the skill he has shown
them.
| NEARING CAGNICOURT.
London Sept 1.-The British have penetrated the the valy
stretches of the Hndenburg line
have the edge of Cagncor about two miles
northeast of Queant.
large number of prisoners taken in this forward push
against extreme stubborn enemy resistance.
British advance along the Cambria -Bapaume rosd Is
continuing On this road the British approaching the