Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1918, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT FRENCH DRAW CLOSE TO GERMAN BASE (Continued from Page 1.) front, despite rain. Ephy is on the Hindenburg line near Gou- zeaucourt, where the British attacked yesterday, winning im- portant territory. German Guns Resume Activity on Front from Arras to Rheims [By Assoct ited Press] PARIS, Sept. 10.—The war has entered a period of pre- caution. The fighting yesterday centered south of Cambrai, south of St. Quentin and to the heights north of Soissons, three vital points for the Germans, who resisted desperately but un- successfully. German heavy artillery is becoming active from Arras to Rheims, indicating that Ludendorff fears no further removal will be forced upon him. French within Two Miles of La Fere as Result Fresh Gains - PARIS, Sept. 9. (Delayed.)—important progress toward the southern end of the Hindenburg line in the neighborhood of La Fere, north of the St. Gobain Massif, was made by the French today. The war office announced the capture of Liez fort, northeast of the town of Liez, and of wooded regions east and southeast of Liez, within two miles of La Fere. Additional ground was gained in St. Gobain region south of the Oise, where Servais station was taken as well as the wooded area about a mile and a half south. North of La Fere the French pressed in far, capturing Remigny, Montescourt-Lizerolles, Clastres, Seraicourt-le-Grand, Roupy and Etreilers, the last two towns being within three and a half miles of St. Quentin. ee ees RE ORES ee Americans Wive Out Hun Nests in Drive on Montagne Defenses [By United Press] WITH THE AMERICANS IN FRANCE, Sept, 10.—The Americans advanced yesterday in local attacks against Le Bente Montagne. Fighting raged all day and was still on last night. : Our infantry advanced in small groups, filtering between enemy machine gun nests. They wiped out a number of nests. 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Not being isfied with trying to gas us the Heinies threw over a barrage of schrapnel In a few minutes after this started examination of equipment. The re- sult was that my rifle t shot off, the entire co right side of my blo and they (the Heinies) v4 fied with this put another shell eside me which shot the mask I had on full of holes, thus me to fill up with chlorine gas same shell shot through a steel mir- row in my coat pocket and went 4: to the safety raz ase, which I carried in r right shirt pocket, where it stopped his is the same razor that you gave me and it sure did me a great servic I wil send you the remains of it as possible and also the bullet which plugged me. I was taken ty a ‘irst aid station where I laid all day with the artillery and I sure ing ther w I was then sent back to a dressing station then to a field hospital, then to an- other hospital where I was put on s Red Cross train and sent to the base hospital which is at Nates, France. All is O. 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