The British also hold Doignes, Velu, Bertincourt and Rocquigny, says the report received from the front. The British advanced to a maximum depth of four miles on a 20 mile front this morning. Allies Win Victory in Russia. LONDON.—Entente Allied troops in northern Russia, aided by Russian forces on Saturday captured the enemy's positions north of Obozerskaya, 76 miles south of Archangel, according to British official advices. U. S. Recognizes Czecho-Slovak Government. WASHINGTON.—The United States has recognized the Czecho-Slovak peoples as co-belligerent nation in war against German and Austria-Hungary. Professor Masaryh, president of the Czecho-Slovak armies fighting in Russia, France and Italy, met Secretary of State Lansing at the state department today and was formally notified of the president's action. British Smashing Hindenburg's Line. WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE.—(By Associated Press.)— Strong British forces are driving forward on the northern reaches of the Hindenburg line. The British are well inside the Drocourt-Queant section of the line and are pushing forward. Today the British advanced well to the east of Peronne and are making steady progress. The British have overcome determined German resistance at the crossroads north of Villers-les-Cagnicourt. General Haig's men are now driving rapidly ahead with Cambrai as their objective. So far as learned no organized counterattacks have been developed by Germans but the extreme left determined opposition is developing. The on Americans Marching Forward, Too. WASHINGTON.—Continued advances by the Americans north of the  Aisne in spite of strong enemy resistance is reported in General Pershing's communique for Monday, which announces the capture by the Americans of Tenry-Sorny.
Artillery Action Reported Today.
PARIS.—(Official.)—Artillery action on the Somme front and further south between the Oise and Aisne rivers is reported today.
Berlin Admits Americans Are There. 