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With llie Trenrli Armies, Sept. 13.
Though ery fimllHr with this
ground, a slip of memory eter(l led
me to anticipate bv some hours the
nrrlval of Mancln's first lines nrross
the west end of the ChemlndesDames
"When the map names no lonper corre
spond with any visible object, such
slips are easy, and no irncp lcmains of
the MaugeURe road, of th" Ou irdlin
Angel In Vaurlan's farm, which Ions
marked the point where the Chemln
des Dames broke off eastward to Mil
maison, Chreefrn, auclere and
Craonne, those battlefields of hotrlble
and glorious fame
French Know the (Jrounil
And now the wheel of fates comes
the full circle round with Inexoiable
stride The French alone now are re
covering their tainpn miiIo of last
year's struggles Hitter espirlence
has glen them an intimate Knowledge
of tho ground and all IIh possibilities
of ambush thickets In the steep m
vines where lioche machine gunneis
DE HAVILAND FOURS ARE
"FASTEST THINGS IN AIR
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Can Outrun Best Fokkcrs at 5000 Meters and Arouse
Great Enthusiasm Americans Win in
Many Combats
By KDWIN L. JAMES
Special Cable to Kiening Public Ledger
Ccrvrlohl lilt by Stw York Timri Co.
Willi the American Armv In Trance,
Sept 18.
With tho American Infantry and
artillery lmlng completed tho task of
establishing .1 strong new line after
wiping out the St Mihlel sillcnt, there
bus de eloped a most intense aerial
contest along this new line. We hae
as the cnem well knows, one of the
gieatest ail plane concentrations In
tho hlstorj of aviation, and he is to
ing to equal it
The Germani hao thrown their
ciack squadrons on to this front, and
air fights ilo.il are counted bj scoies,
while both sides arc indulging In
elaborate bombing activities
In bombing we aie doing perhaps
our biggist woik. e aie opeiating
both div and night bombers and to
g!e an Idea of what we aie doing
one rrmv st-Ue that fliers uttiched to
the l'iist American Arniv luue drop
peel mine than thirt tons of bombs in
the Inst twentv font limit
1 (!oie, ConlUns md I.ongujon are
I favorite targets, and effective woik
is nlo being done on the roads, on
' both hides of the Moselle Itlver espe
liallv in harassing an neiuv move
ment towiril Siaibuig I'oui tons of
bombs weie dropped on the rallioid
I station at Conllans in the mottling
Itritish bombers in innjiini tion with
the riist Armv diopped eleven tons
congregate and deep limestone laves'nf bombs in divltght on Karlsruhe
and quarries with which the hillsides nietnin bomhcis repotted good le
are riddled, ovv we nave iignt and ' suits ,lt Jinonville rrecitt and
rapid tanks, whose mechanism is being I bullions nt the littn plite tluee big
ilies hav ing been tarted
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constantl Improved, and of which the
cars we first saw at the mill of t.af
faux In April 1917, were but clumsy
.precursors Swarming all planes with
'their machine guns and bombs are vir
tually new and er piecious auil
laries
Already the roads of the enemv
supply, re-enfoi cement or 1 etreat along
the valley from Anl7-l.e-Chateau to
Laon are under our lew and tire
Monkey mountain, carried on Sundi
night against sttong resistance more
than 100 dead bodies were found In one
trench dominates the low ground on
both sides of the Ailette about Plnon,
and Its loss leaves the Gerimn forces
on JIalm ilson plateau with onlj one
practicable road behind them, the
Mail be use road through Chav ignon to
Laon.
Mangin at Tort Malmalson
Besides -1500 piiEoners, the three
dajs of well-directed and determined
pressure has thus brought Mangin's
army to tho culminating height of
Tort Malmalson. We Know what that
means by last v ear's experience
When at length Malmalson was taken
In October the enemv abandoned the
whole of the Chemin-des Dames and
bolted behind the Ailette A ridge
further east and all his suppl roads
were, in fact, so closely in view from
this plateau that thev could not long
be held, or only at fearful cost
The situation tocHy Is different and
much more favorable to us The Ger
mans are at the sttne time astride
the Vesle Hill, astride the Aisne
astride the Chemln-des-Dames and
astride the Ailette. Instead of having
these nituial obstacles to fall bacK
upon one attei the other, thev may be
cut off along the Aisne and along the
"-Ailette valley simultaneously. Their
chief stronghold, the St Clobiin fotest
block. Is in danger of being turned
by the south and east The fate of
the whole center of the Hindenburg
line Is therefoie decidedly in question
It is time the heroic blood and other
losses of four years' campaigning on
,the Aisne were avenged.
PLAN ARMY TO OFFSET U.S.
Enemy Would Enroll 3,000,000 in
Russian Pro inces
Home, Sept 18 (By 1 V S ) J 1
recent conference of the rulers of the
Central Powers It was decided to enroll
3.000.000 soldiers fioin I:thon!a I.i-
xonia, Courland, fkranli, Klnland md
He llavil.intl Pours Win
AmeiUanrmde lie Hiviland fouis
with Llbei tv motors continue to
aiouse the greatest enthusiasm over
their performances They give promise
of solving tho problem of observation
and bombing planes, which need no
ptotectlon from clnsse machines
Thev have been developing a speed of
(deleted) kilometeis an hour, wheiecs
the best I'okkers do about 180 kilo
meteis Thee spec's n made it
.1000 meter? Lower thin that the
Pokker has an advantage, but only
slight.
When attic ked bv flermin clnsse
planes our De Hnviland fouis cm
get away bv Iniplv tunning, which
is what observation or bombing planes
aie expected to do when attacked bv
a chasse Monclav afternoon for the
fifth time De Haviland four mu hints
m ide good their escape when attacked
bv i heavy formation of Pokkei j and
Albitioss planes This was clone bv
making height and then speeding
home
Our De Haviland midlines ic
counted for a lmche ch .sse which was
hi ought down bv the observers' train
ing the tear end machine run on the
pursuers I do not mem to sis (hit
De H.uilind midlines are ch isse ma
chines Anv De Havilind would stand
against one boche clnsse machine, but
it would flee from moie thin one for
the leason that the De 11 iv Hind Is not
eapible of diving and nnneuveiing,
which is necessaty to pirtlclpate In a
pitched air Kittle Hut they are the
fastest thing on Willis on the western
fiont today at a height of ."000 meteis
or moie. Wo Mill lick American
made chasse machines
This strenuous air fighting, of
course, brings out manv thr lling
stories, many of which cannot be told
because our aviators are wounded, oi
hue lost their lives and the censoi
ship rules bar talking ibout casualties
However the experience of Major (de
leted) of Gloveisville X Y, com
mander of an obbeivatlon squadron
has some thiills
Attacked bv Tour roliliers
The mijors outfit was asked to per
foim and especiallv Important and I
dingerous mission to do the woik
himself flving in a Sdmson, a
I l-'iench made machine and taking a
1 l'rench observer, lie set out north
ward r.ecauso uf atmospheric conrii-
of tho wreckage and stood up to ee
four American doughboys They had
been guarding bocho prisoners just
behind our first line I have the
mijors word that those four Amer
icans were tho best looking men he
ever snw in his whole life Tho mnor
his replaced his machine with a new
De Hiviland four nnd siys he will
get nwav clean net time Ills llleis
snv there will not be unv next time,
because ho is too valuable ns n com
mander to tike such chances
The enemy his mmv star squadrons
befoie us The n es nte nllowed to
paint their machines in distinctive
colors denoting squidrons There is
one squadron with ted wings nnd
white bodv Another Pokker outfit has
led bodies and white wings An
other lias mic liines p tinted hi ick with
white snipes and another squadron
ins violet coloied machines, while vet
nnotliei bus machines camouflaged
hi ick and gicen
One sqtiadion is living machines
with Aineilciin markings We have
got 1 luge number of these In the
list few days
111erir.1n Downs Pour Hoc lies
Lleutenint Clinics R D Olive fiv
ing vesteidiv got four bodies single
handed He w is flying north of Thlau
couit when attacked bv ,1 Pokkei
lie got beneath and sent the Pokker
down binning Continuing on patrol
neir Lichausso he was itticked by
tluee Pokkers He dished at one and
got It by being the quicker with his
midline gun Tinning simply he
clashed a second and dived with the
tlilid Pokkei on his tail At a height
of r,nn meters he maneuvered to nil
v int ige nnd got the lein lining Knche
An experience of Lieutenant I M
stvvaab was even mote thi filing He
wis put of n patiol of five machines
which was bioken up bv enemv shell
fire In 1 high wind Svvaab got lost
md w is cuiied far behind the enemv
lines He had lost dliectlon and theie
wis in 1I1 drome ahead Thinking it
was his own the Ameilcin selected It
to Imd but it a height of 200 meters
he siw a Pokker ailse in fiont field
Svvaab was In the sun and the boche
could not see him i he got the
hoc lie with f-eventv bullets
(letting away ftom theie but still
lost Swaab was attacked ten minutes
latei bv eleven Pokkei s He dived and
suddenly came up amid the boche
foimitlon with both machine guns
going Two boche machines crashed,
and swooping to 1 greit height
sviab got aw av undei piotection of
a he iv v cloud
ITALIANS RETAKE
GORGE ON BRENTA
Formid able Barricades
Overcome in Sudden Rush
and 350 Prisoners Taken
RAIDS IMPROVED LINES
n5 ward rnicr
Y. M. C. A.W0RKER IN DRIVE IRE ATM fiERMANS
Carries Chocolates and Cigarettes
UNABLE 10 KMIT
for American Soldiers
fly the Aitociatcd Pre
Willi Hie Atnerlrnn Army on llie I or
rnlne Frnnl, Sept. 18 The Y. M C. A.
has won Its place In the hearts of the
American soldiers and an Instance of
the service rendered b these workers
Is given- In a story told of tho recent
fighting On the morning of the Ameri
can advance against the St. Mihlel sali
ent, a Y. M C A. man appeared among
the soldiers carrying a huge pack on
his bnck Ho did not explain his pres
ence except by a whispered word to a
commander, who nodded approval
When the order to advance came ho
moved forward with tho men At tho
first paue whllo the soldiers were be
hind a little rise of erouml. the Y At.
UnrrSnl C.nhl tn F, nln Pl,l!r l.rdeer C. A man made his way from soldier
Corurlohl, J0I, hu .Veu' York Tlmfi Co.
With (he llnllnn Armtra, ept 18
On either side of the narrow and pre
cipitous gorge of the Ilrenta ftlver at
the point where It leaves the Austrian
lines nnd enters the Villlin there has
existed since last winter a formidable
barricade of wire and a complex ss
tem of enemv trenches
Wile fills the xallev up with an Im
pisilile tangle It lies hilf under water
In the rushing stream ltelf nnd writhes
up each w ill of the steeplv sloping rock
on cither side Moreover nn the ledges
nnd In the caves nnd crannies of those
high cliffs were hidden Atitrlin ma
chine guns to sweep the narrow gorge
helow
A et with n sudden nttiek at dawn ItM
im Infintry rushed the whole of the
birrlei system nnd ciptured nmr'y TiO
prisoners The fighting was severe, but
short. In the dark ravine ind the Ital
ians victorv was nlded their air
plnnes which dived one iftcr mother.
Into thit gap between thn high moun-1
tain, dropping bombs nnd einlitvliiKi
drums of machine gun bullets upon the
ustrlan garrison below I
Miortlv afterward anntliei sector
close nt hand, to the nnith of Mount j
Orappa, broke into aetivltv ei les ,
of little raids and rushes weie cirried
nut there to Improve the line In sev
eral places At once here too the Ital
lans mido good their intentions md
todav have over 100 prisoners md a
number of machine guns
The role which the Itillin iron is
plavlng now Is ni ide up of constintlv
repeated Incidents like this It mav
b, described as an iggrsqle defen
sive dv mtnge of pisitioti is of
course still with the Austrl ins on this
front, and In point of numbers In the
field thev also, thanks to the enrollment
of pi isnners tecovered from Hui-sin are
stronger thin our Italian Miles The
sv teni of eontlnuallv worrvlng sectors
keeps them however, in doubt ns to the
Italian intentions and tends to pin their
foices ilov n to this front
Great Army Too Much De-
tcrioriated to Reply to
Foch Offensive
SHOULD ADMIT DEFEAT
to soldier giving each a cake of choco
late and pack of cigarettes When his
pack was exhausted he returned to the
rear, hut reappeared In a few hours
with another bundle Ho rcpeited his
trips until his organisation was able
to bring up supplies In larrcr quantities.
FRENCH TO REOCCUPY HOMES
Will Recover Treasures Buried at
St. Miliicl
fly the Associated Press
Willi Hie nierlrnn Armv In I orrnlne.
Sept 18 Plans are already under way
ror tne reoccupauon ny mo irencn
population of tho territory of tho St.
Mihlel salient, from which they were
driven out four years ago and which
was regilned last week In the American
offensive Scores of persons lire le
ipiestlng Anicrlcin officers for permis
sion to return to their homes
One dehgitlon applied for permission
to return to M Mihlel or to send a
committee to recover monev burled
there The olllcers were told that when
the (Jeinnns ippeired many persons
fled lnstllv and, not knowing when the
invasion would end, had burled In
gardens and other pi ices little stores of
gold, sliver and Jewels
FOOD RIOTS IN AMSTERDAM
Shops Pillaged by Mobs In
fantry and Cavalry Called Out
ll the I mted Press
Amslrrilnm, ept 18 Food 1 lots
broke out here Mnndav night and Tiles,
dav In vnrloiis parts of the eitv., .Shops
were pillaged
The polbe nnd Infantry and cavalry
detachments dlsprsed the mobs Four
persons were injured
Dy CHARLES H. GRASTY
Special Cable to Kiening Public Ledger
Copyiialit, lilt, bv ATcio York rimes Co.
Paris, Sept 18
As details flltet through from the
St. Mihlel battle, fresh stimulus Is
given to speculations that have been
going on since duly 1 ns to vvhnt Is
the matter with Oermany. Not .once
since Koch's offensive have they
shown their old sti Iking power. The
great nrmv which previously nevei
let a single week go by without
making us feel the force of Its blows
has for nearly two months been limp
and Impotent Until now the pre
vailing opinion has been that quarrels
In tho high rommand and the broken
confidence of the German people were
reflected in the weakened morale of
tho army
It is possible the German high com
mand depended too much upon the
nattii il strength of the position, as
perhaps we did at the Chemlij-des
Dimes when the Germans walked
through on May 27 It Is suggested
nlso that Pershing jumped so quick
and hit so hard that It threw the Ger
mans into confusion befoie they could
pull themselves together. ,
The Ameiic.an xictoiy has com
pletely upset the otganized peace of
fensive In Germnny. '
Whllo It Is unsafe to leave out of
reckoning some kind of strong Ger
man inllv east of our present positions,
or to count 011 too grc it a weakening
In the enemv lines In front of the
Prench and Kngllsh as a lesult of
Tershlng's stroke In the Woevre. and
while onlv a few weeks remain of
good fighting weather, the feeling is
general that Foch will succeed In
choosing winter quarters for the Ger
mans more to his liking than theirs.
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other parts of Hussia with the 1920 class i tions. he hid to fiv ver low At
of Germanv and Austria with which to
withstand American attacks according
to the Zurich correspondent of the
CJortrere d Italia today
At the same time the Austro-fiermsns
plan to raise 1 5fl ono adidtlonal troops
to fight the Czecho-slovaks in ItussU it
was said
However, the plan Is reported to be
depending upon the dying down of the
battles In the west. In order that the
Central Powers might have a six
months' respite in which to carry out
their program
Esthonla, I.lvonla and Courland are
Russian provinces which German troops
overran,
PORTUGUESE PLOTTERS FAIL
Attack Planned Against President
Nipped by Arrests
?) the I'nited Press
Miulrid. Sept 18 A plot to attacK
the Portuguese President and Govern,
n.ent. said to have been concocted by a
number of officers and noncommisslohed
officers, has been discovered, semiofilcl il
dispatches from Lisbon stated todav It
Is planned to Isolate in Lisbon those who
have been apprehended
The Portuguese Government is taking
possession of the railways, telegraphs
telephones and waterways
313,000 MEN SAIL IN AUGUST
Shipment of U. S. Troops An-j
nounced in London
"London, Sept. 18 Three hundred and
thirteen thousand American troops em I
barked for Europe during August. It was
announced today
Of these 180,000 were carried on
British ships.
height of "00 meteis lie was attacked
fiom behind bv four Pokkers. they
flew all around the majot's machine
The major took the job of getting
link and the Prench observer turnid
himself into machine gunner With
two guns he drove off three of tin
four bodies, crippling one, hut mean
while one foe got beneath the tall of
tho American machine, where the
gunner could not shoot.
Swooping sharply, the major gave
his gunner a line on the fourth boche. '
but hoth machine guns Jammed As
the German swept bv he let loose a
hut st of huliets which took off the
major s propeller Helpless the Amer
ie in machine began to glide to earth
while the German got behind again
and poured bullets into the plane fol
lowing It to within twenty yards of
the ground
The observer was shot thiough the
head but the mator was uninjured
By nnw the major's plane was close
to the gtound and going at lueak
nec k speed towaid a line of old
trenches with heavy wire entangle
ments Just ahead he saw about J00
Germans on the ground and having
lost his direction in the flight, he
thought he was as good as a prisoner
Then his plane hit a wire line and
turned turtle, throwing the observer
twenty feet. The major climbed nut
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iCeeninc anc difficulty in securing enough pro-
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or the latest song "hits," or tuneful "soldier"
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selections whatever you want you hear
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