Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-02

.,.c Amsterdam e,d,1as. pct t.. 2 = Turkish cabinet, according to
circumstances to adhere to the alliance with the central powers
London, Oct. 2-Between Cambria and St. Quentin the German
line of defense has been broken. 1t is uncertain what lines the enc
has in the rear: The British advance threatens the German line
Between the Aisne and the Vesle rivers French troops in the
three Gays nave advanced on a front OF ten miles to a depth OF
line they held in 1917.
probable, Given fairly good weather some very big changes
on the western front may be seen before winter.
Guns Being Removed From Sub Bases. @
Paris, Oct. 2-The Germans are moving their heavy artillery
The h e. Belgian army, e 90 tnngw with 'o the hep Britis ds; ar 'uo1 of Cen
eral Piumer and the French army Of Cen nI D De eau successful C stu
ly renewed today their heavy attacks on the Flanders front
Railway functions Set on Fire.
Paris, Tuesday, Oct The towns of Menin and Roulers, rail-
way functions in Flanders, have been set on fire by the Germans in
face of the advancing Belgians, British and French troops: Frencb
guns now control the railway line running from ostend through
British monitors are cooperating actively in bombarding the
German lines on and near the coast.
French Go Beyond 81. Quentin
tin. Northeast, east and southeast Of the town. town, according e@a g. 70 ii the
Havas agency they hold a line running along the somme from
to the river Disc at Vendeuil.
Paris, Oct. 2-The armies of Generals Gouraud and Berthelot
az agd inst the ua Germans n n 81" who ms anp " rde to be f Gd1;np bae 10 mors hu r1pny
than at any time since September 26.
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entity is drawing apprecaby nearer. .
Under III attacks If British, French an American troops the
Hindenburg defense system from the scarpet to tn Disc a distance Of
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Ffve-mne Advance Northeast Of ST. Quentin.
Northeast Of St. Quentin the British have advanced more than i've
miles eastwar ron tn from le Of he Eindenburg positions. A
Quentin a LIE Catet HI British are advancing through a big
Cateau, of h most important traffic centersw vest of the German
border. -t
Take Heights Near Cambria.
Cambria has not yet been occupied by h British but Field Mar
the Schedt canal thus drawing closer the net about Cambria. The
French met with spirited resistance in entering St Quentin u su-
the eastern suburbs. Northa n south of the town thu French have
advanced furthere eastward. s~t
Germans Fire Two Railway functions
In Flanders the Germans are reported to have set fire to the ALL
which is being outnanked or the south. The BeIgians are avea
north If Lille N are within seven miles Of Courtrai All these m
important railway centersa Lille is the strongest German position
@ Huns Hurry Back to Old Line
t \ General Berthelot speedily is driving the Germans back to their
old line in the Rheims region. Further gains have zen mad be-
tween the Veslean the Aisnea and northo of Rheims. Several miles
more he French will b. in the open country north of Rheims
and threatening the immediate communications of Lao The French
advance here n caste II the Suppe is placing the herman between
Rheims the suippe n a pocket o which they may have dim-
cuty in Withdrawing. #M &@&%#@
ArEonne Raaroad Cut on by French -
In Champagne there las been little change but the Frenc IA
from Chanerange. This makes possible a further American oye
ment on the eastern edge OF the Argonne. North and west of Mont
faucon, in the centero Of the American sector west Of the Meuse the
Americans again have moved forward. #
British troops virtually surround the important Turkish railroad
center and base II Damascus 1t Is reported the Turkish commando @
has asked for terms OF surrender. |.@@5#e@
800. 49, =, 1 ~ s, about, to sit down 7 : luncn.o.
Ply Amee1Can0s boot 6no00A 500 In tnefS dugout h party was OVER