WITH THE ANGLO-AMERICAN FORCES SOUTH OF CAMBRIA.— (By Associated Press.)—British and American forces continued to advance rapidly today, driving the completely demoralized Germans before them. The whole battle front is on a field that is aflame throughout the night. Many fires have completely destroyed towns and farm houses. French Continue to Take Towns From Germans. PARIS.—(Official.)—The French last night continued their pursuit of the Germans east of St. Quentin. They passed Fontain Notre Dame and Beaufort. North of Aisne river the French pressure resulted in wresting the Plateau de Croix-San-Tête from the Germans, while further east the crossing of the Aisne canal was effected in Villers-en-Prayeres. The French have captured Liry, two miles west of Monthois in Champagne today. Germans Fear Reprisals for Burning French Towns. LONDON.—Indications that Germany is becoming anxious in consequence of the threats of reprisals for the destruction of towns in France is afforded by a telegram from semi-official Wolff bureau saying that Douai is burning as a result of continuous British bombardment. (Duoai, Cambrai and other cities and villages were fired by the Germans when they became untenable. French authorities notified the German government that two German towns would be destroyed for every French town (burned. The Germans are evidently trying to escape the responsibility of "their work" of destruction.) Belgians Rebel Against German Invaders. AMSTERDAM.—A revolt has broken out in Bruges, Belgium, and the populace have arisen against the German attempts to deport civilians to Germany, according to Les Nou.  Vettes.
German troops used guns and killed or wounded numerous Belgians.
Throughout Flanders the roads are encumbered with cattle, horses, pigs and other plunder which is being transported to Germany.
British Forces Reach Their Objective.
 