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, line and reached the Lens-Douaf llway in the vicinity' of Beauinolltif and at Qulery-la-Motto, f8\`¢\l9l' l\0l1h» have arrl-ved at Henin- Lietefd. on this ,Donal-Caryln road. - The enemrévidenuy is retiring' from Douai. ‘ ~I'

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Champagne. Gen. Gouraud’s army in Champagne advanced four miles ves- terday and captured `Machault. The enemy is falling back toward Von-i ziers. Gouraud was closelypursuingl the enemy. in retreat over nearly thel entire front of his army west of the Alsne toward the line of thelsuppe. I He occupied Brieresn east of tho»Vou- .ziers railroad line,'_ and 'north of Grand Pre gap tool: Corbon,)lont St. Martin and Semidd, on the _Vouziers-

i Chatelet railroad line. ‘ N ; The German troops still resisting on the line oi' _the Snippe are in an- ' other dangerous pocket. \ The rapid advance of Gen. Debe- ' ney's forces in close pursuit of the retreating enemy has brought 'them ; to the Oise in the region of Berne- _ ville, ‘where they are meeting with _strong resistance from infantry and

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tory fn the Cambrai region increases ; daily in magnitude,` producing in- rdirect repercussions. over the whole front. The wedge driven into the , German lines to a depth of '30 kilo- ` meters in nve days .menaces the Douai-Laon maseli-," The Germans ure in general retreat -from nprtliiof Cum- brai to Verdusn. In consequence of the extremely rapid advance ot the Franco-British troops,‘ who have reached the open ground between the Oise and the Senses the situation of 1 the German centre becomes ‘extreme- ly critical, the more so because Gen. ‘ Gouraud’s continued progress west of the Argonne menaees the enemy's ‘ left wing. _ ~

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des-Dames andltho Aisnefunder the assaults of Gen. Ma.ngin's forces und the army operating northwest of Rheims, was shaken despite energetic ` resistance, the enemy intending at all costs to protect the retreat of his , forces delayed on the Aisne. The i enemy was obliged Ito abandon enormous booty in the Argonne."

The cleaning up-of the Argonne

Forest has been. completed by the American troops. No Germans now ' remain in that great wooded area.

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the St. 'G-obain Forest almost immo- diately. '

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tions they stlll held in the Chemin- des-Dames under thepressure of the converging attacks west and south of it.

Transport Wal Bunk. `

A British Port, Oct. 12.-A large

'number of American troops have been lost as the result of the sinking of the transport Otranto in the north channel between .the Scottish and Irish coasts in acollieion with the stealner Kashmir.

The Otranto after the collision was

dashed to pieces on the rocks off the south Scottish coast with a probable loss of 372 American sbldlers. _,

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taken to Belfast by the Britiehde-\_ strayer Mounay, the only' :vessel which made an attempt to reggae in the terriilo gale when the Kahhmir. another vessel iii the convoy with the Otranto, .rammed the Otranto amidships. 3

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