Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1918, Page 8

, ‘ ’ ’ f OS OO a 2 ) " VALENDIENNES NOW IN HANDS OF ALLIES (Continued from aaeataaP ape One) French Hit Boches Another Blow North of Laon in New Offensive [By United Press} LONDON, Oct. 25. Ba French began an attack along the Serre and Souche rivers north of Laon this morning, accompanied by heavy | ae at ean PAGE BIGHT _ aes FRAY, OCT. 25, 1918 artillery and machine-gun fire. The British drive south of Valenciennes was resumed and they, er points. Americans won important new successes on both side of the! Meuse. They are pow within a mile and a half of Damviilers. penetrated Freya Stellung, on the new German defense line northeast| there should be a Democratic con- The Germans lost heavily. veloping into a constant gnawing process. Austro-Hungarians were defeated in strong attacks in the Morava) ocratic majority in congress is far valley and are retreating northward in Serbia in disorder. rman assaults in force northwest of Ghent were repulsed heavy-} of Bantheville. ily by the Belgians. In the British drive upwards of 7,000 Germans were taken pris-|man of the military affairs commit- oners. Over Eight Thousand Prisoners Taken by British, Valenciennes WITH THE ALLIES IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Oct. 25.—(As- sociated Press.)—Fighting comparing in fierceness with almost any in the war, continued thruout the night in the field north of Valencien- | Belated reports indicate that the British entered the German defenses, are gaining ground and are pressing easward. They have taken 8400 prisoners since Wednesday. nes. American Batteries Train Heavy Fire on Centers Back of Lines WITH THE AMERICANS IN FRANCE, Oct. Press.)—American |6-inch guns manned by American Bluejackets, co-operating with the French, began firing upon German railroad cen- ters back of the Serre-Oise front Wednesday. The Americans directed | their shells against the railroad supply stations and junctions in the (] | Y FRUIT MARKET \% region of Verina and also in the vicinity of Rozey. , y \% M’CARTY WHO le. George Nelson, J: G. Stanley, and K. Staley have returned from a | several days’ inspection trip to the | Lusk oil fields. MARRIED WAS. RIVERTON MAN | Speaking of yaats the mere. with “T. N. ute uf __ Simla, of names has again caus-| ed considerable ent and! this time it hits one of Casper’s most | pariornae business: men, Eugene Mc- | @ well-known sheep man and pia andes Te owners of the Oil Exchange building, In yesterday’s Tribune an) afticle-appeared. stating that Eugene MeCarthy had been married to Miss) Mayme eu, of Setters but oe Proved. to to: be .another Eugene Mc-| Carthy, and not the one it was natur-| a A inferred to: be: } has been put to con- siderable trouble today. explaining make {6 pot. married and avoiding | chaff of ‘his business | saceiabn -and ‘friends who thought that be bad “put one over on them.” | lowpver, in defense of the paper, it must be stated that the notice which ‘was mailed to the office read in such i way, that it- was inferred to be) Eugene McCarthy of this city, and not of Riverton, who was married at Riverton Tuesday, October 22nd_ | The Tribune is genuinely sorry for any trouble or embarrassment that it} may have caused any of the persons concerned. ey eee: WEATHER FANS CHALK RECORD OF FIRST SNOW | | October 25—First. snow of win-| ter. That's the way it will read in the diary ‘of the weather prophet and ob- server, for altho the crystal particles melted ai they fell, the big outdoors was filled with a swirling premonition of winter mantles during the noon hour, the first fall in Natrona county this year: en eeeipers ae \ BAASEL, Oct. 25.—Turkey wilt accept a peace based on the princi- ples of ‘right and justice laid down! by -President Wilson and of which' the new Turkish government ap-! proyes, the grand vizer, Tewfik) Pasha, is quoted as stating in parlia-| ment, says a Constantinople dispatch. | oO | Business Locals |, Money: to loan on everything. The Phe 7 ‘your property with us. ie urity Loan Company, Room! Kimball Bldg. 10-1-1 (uae ee a Liberty Bonds wanted. Highest! rae price; paid. Room 4, Kimball ling. ~ Seeurity Loan eo; Bees 702, 0-12-tf i ——- ——— Morey’ to losn on everything. 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