New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
British Newspaper Man
Goes to Find Friend
Sees Big Battle.
ENEMY'S BIG GUNS
HUNT OUT WATCHER
Fighting Along AiSne Described
Wounded Pass Fresh TroOps
Marching to Relief.
by cable to n" Tribune

G''uO"' "C' e Inc DAILY News
p"oINheN the following account writ
ten by corrcspopdcut ,vto roturnsd
yesterday from the Continent.
Tuesday. Srptemboy % was INV los,
visit 10 H., lines ON Tho Gi.nc H. iggt
ouporturitv of .eo,rg eor,c.Eir,, ~ ,5g
actual fght,rr W. raacLc5 F;.,na.
early in Inc dav Tborc u.o.rc rrr,,.rs
FAD PsTi. that Tho Comm. b.,i 80
trgtpJ to fhc rnrft IA th.s r,,,;a,, orI
.rn u-erc rcI;o,.oI o. al a.. -.
,rac,Crl Io1dsc,rc ~ a '' ,,'oar,
,-o nod Lrc,, sr'.,,.,.;,,,. 49, 49," III
ann. ,..,..,r.;r.. w. NIB 81. '"'' - 2l
r,riucn' ~ 10 I,ro -. ',''' .,r,,;ro,i
q 'r.cb roy,g h-,tVrr AZ NV. r,.;a,d and
driver q. Fismeg We came bv chance
upon small section Of his company,
which was ,scor'.UE wounded. The
men told ue where we sE,uld find him,
engaged .u the trenches across the
Aisnc The Al,uc was crossed on
light poutoou for foot soldiers, only
! viii not specify the point nearer
than 10 say that We were behind "a
notable junction Of the armies. A low
spur, rather exceptionally trcc-covcrcd,
came close down 20 The bank.
On temporary base camp OF
shelters and enlarged trenches under a
sDur the much sought after brother
greeted MS A lieutenant was in
charge. and he invited us 10 share their
combined ration. The staple was a
Iosf ;' ~ brasd boJ7owcJ ont and died
With some very bigbI, scented sort of
tripe apparcrfIv noDriar and certainly
f,1irg Uo+ roiTor Ir,s served IN nan
MI u. roc.ribu.ed tho u.yaI
..,..grot.o. and :nurraI. The lieuter-
,r, ia ro., .,, d, ,,.g,, 20 r,ttir,, mo GO
far,.,,5 oJ+b,r,,, tbo German fro on
am. .-,r.,,.s bod hal ccasad FOR 4or-r
,;r,c and o,,r,, ,Eo soI,rd of Guns rano
rroD, sov,n Gi.,.pcn ,.v-s, in ,fr direr-
80, ~ Cr.o,ro
'''" " ~ '''.'.''
heIlel troops fass Nlshe.
1.-THE time passed, however, uuro-
tf,eI i'm the mtcrps. O.. watching the
movements Of troops passing and re-
passing the Aisrc ia relief or support.
Twice "a number o. wounded were car
ricd past and over the bridge. They
were stll being collected or brought
down after desperate German as
saults by night and day that preceded
the .uN Occasionally other sections
STONED I'm passing. They we're moving
uD 10 he front then They were all
SIM drowned hardened looking men.
Some had been I'm the trenches for
wcoI, or more and looked drawn and
barrorad. but all seemed rcsOIutc.y con
fdcur.
The stories they told had ucccs-
sarilv great resemblance hours
Of crouchiug under the well directed
shell nre; or men killed or decapj-
l"l'u ,,r ,r a., go ri,,b,
. IT., 80 va, and ,Goy. ali Of ibr con
g, ,.' ',g.,,I -. ~ ~. nd Of
80 w. ,.,,.5.ii,, Jo,rcred
'"''... G"I! .''i ,,r..,y,,,io..
g' S."pS"1H ~ - ni, fror,
sl" .o'u VI In L,., 60, ,bc nj
azure OF ''' ~ az .L. -1,-.,,,.,,,r
cal sh"'SeTlLE -" &c. w. INC pr, 80, ,-o.
roar anu .Ni' - -. - TO-
Gus ~ .''l.7, no.
~ VA -. tL.. b-o,bor had
-. .,,' L.e ,ur1 in tho t~encbes
W ~ ~ en- o'.,. q. r-4 ,,,,e Of IN
%l'h olhtIS' Cui O'.'01. 80 ~ tbc
sergeant IGIt IN ghslE[ 'H a c or ,
,.e ~ 81 ~, .,c, in, ,oo,.,rc, out We
IN. ~. e., ra,.rJ ovid of tho spur
sIiu," W 81, ,.l,,.,,i,,,l, Eisgopal-
IA -ss.o;,.od 5,recfions a. ~ how
we we're TO ,ahg "aE"I rSo vi , lnI c'"y' We
Ia. G"'Sr, . anu t, III ,o 49, ovnoecJ 80 oh
N"ou'a nave D,'l H. mo" Sl., SNpJ or ,tS air
.eEla,."A Iron. Inc Eo5 Lccr yo o I'M ingerr
men .o,, g Ior,arr "" All too soon We
U ,oa.E.1 2' l5o ad,anccd MONT where. on
l'& 5;aSo,,I lone The work Of pushlng
,r U,"- ~. J''I nrotoctivr trenches was pro-
l"l 80 ~, ono "a. rho sIone hid the
800, e., 10 The valley ON the
- ,tc .gsrno active. mcfh0dicsl work
o,n0' Wv III, 5n 40 rI,gEt stir and
ocr,g;oraI clint Of mat-ock or red