Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 8

(Continued from Page 1.) THE |AILY —— — BELGIAN COAST FREED DATE IS ANSWER TO HUN PROTES the border in France was also evacuated. The British are rapidly approaching Roubaix and have entered | : - Douai. Belgian cavalry is at the gates of Bruges. 2 The Anglo-American Bohain-Le Cateau attac vanced within a mile of Washigny and are now only. 20 miles from Hirson. The French two-mile advance northeast of La Fere threatens Ribemont. Once it is taken it will) be easy to take Guise. The Germans are precipitately retiring north ie east of La Fere. ing there extended this morning to Vouziers heiglits. The Allies crossed the Aisne there. [By United Press] American. Patrols Penetrate Wood Northeast of Grandpre with Success WITH THE AMERICANS, Oct. 18.—With a heavy barrage Amer- | ican patrols penetrated the deeply-wooded region northeast of Grand- | pre. Simultaneously after breaking up feeble counters along the Meuse | river the Americans captured a number of strong points there. Both | operations netted important gains without heavy cost. “ Four Thousand Prisoners Captured in Anglo-American Advance, Revort LONDON, Oct. 18.—Belgian cyclists have entered Brugge. The | British continue to advance on the whole 30-mile front between the | Sensee canal and the Lvs. Additional progress was made east of Douai. | Several villages southeast of Douai were captured. Four thousand | 1 prisoners hit taken in yesterday's Anglo-American Bohain- Le Ca- teau attack. | Germans Not Near Collavse but Will it Retreat to Lines Far in the Rear [By United Press} ' LONDON, Oct. 18.—The British Wireless Service military corre- | spondent states that the enemy intends to retreat to the Antwerp-Brus- sels-Meuse line, and says there is no indication as yet that the Germans | on the Western front are near a collapse. f Belgian Cavalry Pursues in Hove of Cutting off Ghent Retirement LONDON, Oct. 18.—(Associated Press.) —Belgian cavalry is pursuing the retreating enemy on the Flanders front with the object of | 1, cutting off the retreat to Ghent. Artillery is following swiftly. h BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FLANDERS, Oct. 18.—(Reut-| ers.)—Belgian infantry entered Bruges today. French Border Town beyond Lille Occupied by Haio’s Armies Today i LONDON, Oct. 18.—Turcoing wa’ entered by the British today, } says the Evening News. ; AMSTERDAM, Oct. 18.—It is officially reported that Austria | is evacuating occupied territory in compliance with Wilson’s note. No submarines have gone seaward since’ Maximilian made the ar- imistice offer. ! rection of Bruges. The flames are spreading. LONDON, Oct. 18.—The Germans are preparing to inundate the : low-lying lands south of the river Scheldt in eastern Belgium, a Central | " News Amsterdam dispatch says. The inhabitants have been ordered | to abandon their homes immediately. LONDON, Oct. 18.—Some of the German garrison failed to away from Ostend. 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