War News Day By Day From Front Lines
British forces push along the front from the Sambre canal to the Scheldt capturing 7000 prisoners and over 100 guns. Valenciennes and surrounding towns endure bombardment as Italy and Serbia report major actions with thousands of prisoners and shifting fronts. Allies claim 400 square miles freed in France and Belgium while Ludendorff resigns and German civil control tightens amid peace talks signals.
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Scheldt
Haig
Cambrai
Douai
Valenciennes
London
Valenciennts
Landrecies
Denaine
Lecateau
Iiela Marshall Haig
le Quesnoy
Main
War Office
Oise
Serre
Jon
Crecy
Mortieres
Six River
Souche
Washington
Rome
Brenta
Plave
Monte Grappa
Mareshall-Haig
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Mons
Maubeuge
Banoque
Herpythe
Montcornet
Olge
Aisne
France
Belgium
Paris
Copenhagen
Constantinople
Turkey
Piave River
Women of France in munitions factories wage tale
In France 475000 women work in munitions earning 2.4 dollars daily plus 60 cents from government and 85 cents per child if the house head is in the army. Thrift is strong with banks holding larger deposits despite 18 billion dollars from a popular war subscription.
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