The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-25
(By Associated Press)

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Northwest Of St. Quentin the British have followed up the
further gains toward the town from the west Heavy fighting
taking place dd in ta the region of d than three miles NORTH
British despite attacks by the Germans who
On the French the south only artillery
active Between the Aette and the Asne the French have
Farm, at the western end of the Chemin Des Danes.
SPLIT BULGARIAN FORCES
Apparently the allies Macedonia have completed the split
pressing along river toward Vees
yhch the enemy apparently will not be able to hold other al
lied forces marching in that direction from Prilep
Vaa south Demirapu Pass Bugarans are offering
stiff resistance to allied attempts to advance
SEPARATED FROM COMRADES
North Of the Pass the enemy Is retiring on Vees and would
The Bugarans fighting on the frontier west of the
those who fled before the French Greek and British
Few details Of the situation Palestine has developed in
the last la couple days a Ind Only
spcsset % M ha
isolated and in imminent danger of being captured
dispatch sent from Nabuus Monday by British correspondent
says that two Turkish armies have been destroyed ,~
SUNK BY MINE .~.
Stockholm Sept 25-The Swedish gunboa Gunhd has been
sunk by striking German mine in the Skagerat by striking
or are curen that another swedish gunboa struck
few days and that greater part of he lost
AIRMEN ACTIVE
With the Americans Lorraine Sept 25-Airmen of both
along the old St. Bright skies have replaced the
German fers extended their operations
behind the nes but sharp counterng by the Amer
gave them little opportunity for close operation for photo
tive between the The artillery both sides bombarded OBJ
jectives behind the lines .,..
STILL TALKING PEACE a..
Amsterdam Sept 25Gernany maintains her readiness for
despite repeated reecon declared Admiral Won Hntze in
addressing the recstag Speaking the recent Austrian
poa Won ze said the German attitude had been
repeatedly illustrated.
Their attitude said maintained today, despite the partly
cheering partly snearng reflections which we have received from
CLAIMS SUBMARINE SUCCESS
London Sept Won Hertlng the German Imperial
Chancellor in addressing the main committee of the rehsag
terda declared the submarine warfare is slowly but surely dim
nishing allied tonnage .s
above a said, restricting the shipment of
and material from the United States .-
FALLING BACK ON VILLEZ
London Sept. 25The Germans and Bugarians falling
back Ukub Along the Prb Gradtsko road the
captured H and great number of ammunition
wagons and other material
PREPARATIONS STARTED IN AUGUST
for the present great operations
August egraphs the correspondent OF the
Petite Parsian Various things prevented the allied commander
beginning his operations earlier and quick work was
tive The the attack lacked for
EXCEPT for goat paths impractical for artillery road laid
from Daona and Serbian engineers set to work
vigorously the French troops whom had assign
the task piercing the Bulgarian ne position The
mountain region Dubr to Kosya wild and covered with low
sh wood and dense with and sheer pre
nces The Buars felt themselves safe from attack
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Won HERTLING DISCUSSES
WILSON'S PEACE TERMS