The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-18
LATE WAR BULLETINS.


/ miles. Arrive east of lie Cuteau
/ Ca cure ten thousand prisoners
many villages and two hundred guns
! Yankees reach Suiery and Chaunt
wood in Champagne. Gain important
sites south of Nareg, take two thous
and prisoners Turkish cabinet falls
! Send peace note.
Thursday, October 10, p. m. Hun
forces everywhere tottering. Retreat
before Cambria becoming route. Ar
rive on threshold of great German
base at LaCottau. French advance
east OF st. Quentin. Boleaus capture
Bocqueaux, Marcy and Fontaine and
! Norte Dame. Americans sma i
! through Kuenhilde line on six mile
front west of Meuse, join hands with
French at Naucon wipeing out Ar
gonne pocket. Persistant rumor says
Kaiser has abCicated throne,
Friday. October II, a.m.-IIuns on
run over 35 mile front from south OF
Dauai TO east Of st. Quentin Allies
capture 2OO0 more prisoners, numer-
Gus villages. Enter LeCatean and
pass on eastward. lranco-Americans
press steadily forward. Inan envelop
ing movement in Champagne gradu
ally surrounding enemy in huge trap.
Greeks fleeing from Palestine.
Friday, October IL, p. m.-Allies
gaining everywhere, Entire German
army on west front facing destruction
Must make speedy retirement TO
eyade capture. French occupy Grand
epre in Champagne. Americans cap
ture Chevreres, Someransc and Marco
east of Argonne. Kaiser calls confer
ence to answer Wilson New peace
move expected. Irish steamer tor
pedoed and six hundred killed.
Saturday, October II, a. m. Teuton
.nrmy still fleeing along entire front.
GUAR almost surrounded. British
take Imery aSd Freshier Chemin.
Desdames being evacuated. Franco
Americans advance four miles IN
Champagne. Capture Machault, Car
bon AMI Mpni, st Marquin. Turks
and Austria tell Germany they viii
accept Wilson's peace terms. 3Io
IankS lost i'm sea Storm.
Saturday, October II, D. m.-Ger-
man lines along Suippe river in Clam
pagne have collapsed. French reach
Retaune river near Handel Court
only three miles from Meuse Chatel,
strong Germon base. Americans oc
cupy Daacones important railway cen
ter.
Monday, October II, a. m. Wash
ington officials regard German peace
reply as no surrender. It's acceptance
would mean loss of war. Hun war
chiefs must be ousted. british arri
We at gates of Doni. French cap
ture Laon, Lefere and Stgobains Mas
,in approach Rethcl in Champagne.
Yanks advance both sides Of Meuse.
Serbian capital falls.
Monday, October H. p. m, PrcSi-
dent preparing peace reply. Believed
he will refuse armistice and demand
unconditional surrender. Huns reach
Brun Hide line slowed down allied
advances. British only three miles
from Denair. French line in Lacn
region now Guns from Oise river "a
bove Lefre to eastern end of Chener
u yesdalues. Americans approaching
Hon Surmeuce in Argonne sector.
Tuesday, October 10, a. m-Wilson
turns down peace offer. Speaks for
Miles as well as L. S. No peace pos
,ibIe with Kaserlsm. Autocracy
must 90. No armiStic can be consid-
cred while Germany continues atrOc
ties on land and sea. All terms must
be fully dictated by Allied command
ers in the field. Answer may cause
| Hun revolution. A lies strike i'm Elan
Iders. En-, er Coulers. Outhank Court
ria.
Tuesday, October 10, p. m.-lIuns
falling back under heavy lows in
FFianders. Allies approach nea;2r
| Courtrai and ThouroIt. Menace rail
road leading to submarine bases.
French arrive east Of Laon Lefre rail
lr0ad Yanks advance east of Argonne
| against fierce resistance. Lines now
run from north of Chunel and Roma
gue through Stgeorges TO Grandpre
Wednesday, October l6, a. m.-Al-
Lies drive great wedge in Flanders
| i ont. Sieze Ihourout and Menin i'm
portant railway center. Capture To-.
| 600 prisoners. OStend completely out
| flanked. French surround Rethe, on
way to Meziers i'm Champagne. Cap
ture 500 prisoners. Yankees pass ST.
Juirn. Hindenburg behind Hun peace
offer. Great confusion in Germany,
Wednesday, October l6 p. m.-Al-
lies advance I miles In Flanders since
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