WESTERN FRONT.
MARCHING TO GERMANY.
ALLIES GOING FORWARD
London, Nov. 21.
Sir Douglas Haig reports: The 2nd and 4th Annies this morning resumed their inarch towards the German frontier. 'lthe advanced detachments on the right are advancing towards the Mouse .southward of Namur. On the left we readied the general line GemblouxWavre.
A Belgian communique states: We reached the lino Arendonck-Moll-west of Diest-east of Louvain. Two thousand five hundred Allied prisoners were picked up in the region ol Brussels. A Frenclli communique states. We entered Bastogne, Habay ((in Belgium), and occupied Zetterhern, Phalsbourg and Gottesbeim (in Lorraine,), also Neuf Brisaeh, lluningue and.MarkoKlmt (in Alsace.)
An American communique states The 3rd Army reached the lino VieMonJlerseh - Schuttiange - Reirtgen - Kafrtentooaen, and passed through the city of Luxemburg, The inhabitants showered flowers on the. troops, who were welcomed as deliverer*.— Cable Assoc,
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1918, Page 6
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139WESTERN FRONT. Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1918, Page 6
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