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New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Germans Prepare
To Make Nezu Stand
On Dendre Riuer

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE AND BELGIUM. Oct. 80 (By
The Associated Press (3 D. H. -
The victorious British troops in the
Nalencicnncs- Courtrai sector were rest
ing on their arms this morning, with
their line for the greater part OF the
way snug UP against the Scheldt River
and canal to which they had forced
the enemy. On the other side of these
natural defences, the unhappy Germans
were still clinging to positions which
they hoped would afford them protec-
ton in further withdrawal.
In the meantime preparations for
retirement to a I'm, f.:rthcr back were
going on apace in the enemy forward
areas. Railway communications were
being DESTROYED and highways being
blown up as fast IS the war materials
could be removed. The new German
Of events, bu. Indications arc that the
Dendre river, which affords an excel
lent defence.
Civilians have not been evacuated in
great numbers. Touraai. for example,
which is closely invested by the Brit
ish, appears to be full of civilians, who,
thanks 20 the chivalry Of the British
forces, are in no danger excepting from
the Huns. The British have religiously
refraincd from shelling towns along
the line, even though it must be of
military advantage to do so.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

maintained against the most stub
born German resistance. The best
German troops are massed on this
critical sector, and American prog
ress has had to be measured ir
yards, instead of miles. Mr.. Lincoln
Eyre, telegraphing to The IVorlo
from American First Army head
quarters, says:
"Without the pressure eXerted
upon the enemy by your incessanJ
attacks between the Argonne and
The Meuse, Ostend, Bruges and
Lille might still be in German
hands"
So one of the great military
chieftains of France told an
American general the other day.
The same point, in almost the same
language, was made last Friday ir
this comment. The American army
has the post of honor on the West
ern front. And it is heroically living
up to its tremendous task.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Germans Stripping
Russia of Food
Children Starving Because
Huns Are Looting the Coun-
trv of Cattle and Grain

LONDON, Oct. 2o.-Conditions in
Russian territory occupied by the Ger
mans are described in an official kus-
sian wireless message, which says:
From all regions now IN German oc-
cupation it is reported that the German
military authorities are carrying or
everything that it is possible to take
to Germany. They are devastating the
country.
"In White Russia there are no horses
have taken them all. In the regions
where evacuation is pending the fields
remain unsown because the Germans
have left no seed. Children are dying
Of starvation. Milk cannot be obtained.
"Household furniture, Geographic
and telephone instruments and appli-
ances from many towns have been sent
20 Germany. The railway lines have
been stripped, only wrecked and use
less cars being left behind"
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Western Belgium
Has Been Spared by
German, Despoilers

BELGIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN FLANDERS, Oct. 26 BY The AS
sociated Press THAT part OF Belgium
just liberated by the armies under
command of King Albert has suffered
little in comparison with other parts
of the little kingdom and northern
France. Western Flanders virtually is
intact north of the Lys and east Of the
old bate line.
From the region of Nieuport to south
of Yprcs the stretch OF ground and
the territory for six or more miles on
either side, which was the battle
ground for four years, judged by the
numerous little black crosses that are
scattered all about. might be called
Dead Mans Land" East of this re-
gion, however, there are villages un-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Yanks Capture
Aincreville in
New Advance
American Line Established
on Ridges North Of
The Town
Enemy Positions
On Meuse Bombed
Several German Planes
Shot Down in Aerial
Combat

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHW EST OF VERDUN, Oct. sc
BY The Associated Prcss) The
Americans have captured Ancrevlle
west Of the Meuse Later they ad-
vanced north of the town and eaab-
lished a new line on the series OF
ridges in that region.
General Pershing's forces to-day also
improved their positions in the region
of Graudpre. Belle Joyeuse Farm is
now virtually within the American
iincs.
BY the occupation Of Aincreville the
Americans have brought within theil
lines series of hills and natural po-
sitions dominating the country for
miles.
Aincreville was taken with but little
opposition, the resistance being prin-
cipaliy from machine guns.
East of the River Meuse there was
cons siderable activity day, but there
was no material change in the line
The Germans esperately resisted at
tempts to drive them from Hill 36O
Enemy artillery activity east of the
River Meuse decreased this evening
but the Germans continued to throw
gas into different parts of the line and
10 hurl shells Of large caliore in the
hack areas.
The Germans showed more than
ordinary activity in the air on Tues
day night. bombing the region of Mont
faucon, Cuisy and other places. The
German squadron known as the II raw
cling Circus" also appeared at differ
ent parts of the front. The airplanes
we're painted in bright eoIo~s. mum.
her Of .combats resulted. and several
German machines were brought down
within thei- own lines.
Taking advantage OF clear day
American aerial bombers started out
carly to- day and attacked various enc
my military objectives west of the
Meuse
The big American guns also We're
active, bombarding crossroads and rail
way functions far and wide within the
region Of the previous bombardment
Of objectives behind the enemy lines
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31


Roncadelle. Ormelle. Fontanelle and
the line of the Monticano River to
Ramera. Al some places we have
crossed the Monticano.
The prisoners taken b. She 10th
Army since the commencement of
the operation amount to HOOP, in
cluding 345 officers. o. these the
18th British Corps captured 246
officers and $3.50 men of other
ranks. The number of guns and the
material captured have not been
enumerated. The Montello group OF
armies has made magnificent ad-
vance and taken many of the enemy
prisoner.
Our airplanes were engaged all the
afternoon against hostile columns in
dense masses retreating down the
ConegllanoSacile and Conegliano-
Nittorio roads.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

through roads barred and blocked by
barbed wire and machine guns
The first troops to enter ConeSliano
wsre seven cyclists. who were followed
by the Como Infantry Brigade. The
italians were met by civilians waving
Italian flags.
Austrian forces are retreating under
ever increasing pressure. and it is felt
that the attack against the enemy will
become overwhelming AS soon as the
entire Allied force can enter the action.
With three successive days Of fair
weather an extremely large body OF
troops with supplies has crossed the
rontoons over the Piave. 1t is expected
that the Austrian munition supply will
give out. There are indications that
The enemy's heavy artillery is being
withdrawn in an effort to save the big
Guns
United States Red Cross Aids
The American Red Cross is preparing
to assist the Italian population in
towns evacuated by the Austrians. The
ma jority Of these pcople/are old men
and wonderland children For ten miles
back of the river the country has been
disolated: Only one house is left stand
ing at Cihadolmo.
The latest reports show the Aus
trlans retreating steadily to save them
selves in the Plave district where 100
guns and a thousand additional prison
ers were captured to-day. Monte
Grappa has been attacked violently by
the enemy, however, but the action re-
suited in his repulse
During the crossing of the Piave by
Italian and British troops an Austrian
battleplane attacked an Italian observa-
ton balloon and attempted to PASS
through it. The attemp. failed and
the enemy airplane became cntangled
in the ropes of the balloon. Both the
balloon and the airplane were set on
fire and the burning mass dropped to
the ground in the region of Montello.
Neither the pilot of the airplane nor
the observers in the balloon were hurt
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
The Great 546th Dav
Hun roops Ordered
To Destroy VILLAGES
X1ASHINCTON Oct 40

WAsHlNGToN, Oct. 80. =
w Documents quoting orders
ISSUED by German commanders
for the methodical destruction of
property and for tho poisoning
OF wells during the recent cvacu-
alton of Belgian and French ter
ritory have reached Washing
ton.
Among them is an order taken
from a prisoner, issued by the
commander of the 108th Infantry
Brigade Of the German army, on
September 5, and signed week."
directing specifically that certain
villages be destroyed by the rear
guard.
In addition, the order states, "it
Is the duty of every one to par
tlcipate in these distinctions,
which are to be carried out with
more method and less haste
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
American Aviators
Down 21 Gerr~ ans
Banner Day for the Yankee
Fliers, With Only Two
Reported Missing

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NERDCN. Oct. 81
(f1 D. m.) tBy The Associated fress }
downed to-day by American chasing
aviators. 1t was a banner day in Amer
ican aviation, considering the number
Of victories achieved over the Ger
mans.
Two American airmen are missing as
a consequence of the fighting IN the
air. ~.
The aerial activity began early this
morning, and, aided by the clear wealth,
CT. American bombers were successfui
in attacking various enemy points OF
.roon concentrations. both in the morn
inc and in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

touched by the war, luxuriant farms
and happy liberated towns.
West of the line. which the British
and Belgians held for four long years,
destroyed by German shells. Fumes
is but an empty she'll Of tottering walls
and Pervyse is merely a geographical
name A post bearing the name of the
village is the only thing remaining
to show where Ramscapelle stood. In
this region poison gas has killed all
Vegetation and the trees stand guant
and bare of foliage.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Allies and Army to
Have Gas Priority
Fuel Administration Issues
New Orders to All Deal
crs in the II. S.
Especial Dispatch to The TriJme)

Especial Dispatch to The TriJ,ne)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-The fuel
administration to-day issued orders to
petroleum reiineries giving priority to
all demands for gasolene or kerosene
for overseas consumption.
To assure prompt handling Of ship
ments from the refinery to the sea-
board, the order directs that no re-
finery CT kerosene or gasolene shall,
without the consent OF the fuel ad-
minis.ration, make any deliveries Of
kerosene or gasoene to any dealer
who is in default in delivering pc
troleum products for export to the
army or navy or the Allies
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Yanks in Italy
Operating With
The Tenth Arm,

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
ON THE PAVE FRONT, Oct. so (By
The Associated Press THE American
troops on this front are operating with
the Tenth Army, composed of British,
Italians and Americans, under Lieu
This was the first army to begin OPP
erations by establishing a brdgchead
across the PIave River, at the island
of Grave di Papadopolo.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
GERMAN

BERLIN (DAY). Between the Lys
and the Scheidt. near tamars and
Engle fontaine, violent partial attacks
Of the enemy were repulsed. British
fire directed on the suburbs Of
Journal and places in the Scheldt
lowlands again caused considerable
loss Of life among civilians.
Along the Disc Canal violent en-
emy attacks broke down in the early
hours of the morning.
After strong artillery preparation
the French resumed their attacks be-
tween Nizy-le- Comte and the Aisne,
bringing numerous tanks into &C
ton. The troops of General Won Eb-
crhardt and yon Below completely
beat back the enemy on the eleven
mile attacking front.
Parts OF our position northwest Of
Herpy, which were temporarily lost,
were recaptured by counter attack.
In the evening violent attacks by the
enemy broke down everywhere. The
French suffered heavy losses and a
great many tanks were destroyed.
On both sides of Nou2iers and east
Of the Aisne there was intermittent
artillery fire
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Debeney Is Made Officer
OF the Legion of Honor

PARIS, Oct. % General Dcbcney
has beer promoted to grand officer Of
the Legion of Honor. General Petain,
transmitted the insignia with full mill
tary honors. The citation accompany
ing the promotion referred especially
20 General Debcncy's success in stop
ping the Germans from reaching
Amicns, his capture OF Montdidier and
the advancing Of his lines to the
SOmmc.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Official Statements
FRENCH

PARIS (NIGHT)-Localo operations
in the region south Of Guise enabled
US to occupy several enemy trenches
and to approach the road running be-
tween Guise and Heric-la- -Vievelle.
Our troops continued their often
slve between Banogne and Herpy,
taking prisoners. West of st. Fer
geuX and near Hill 145 very spirited
engagements occurred. Our troops
resisted several enemy counter at
tacks
PARIS DAY). North of Guise we
have advanced or the north bank of
the Disc and captured the Beaufort
farm, west of Lesquicllcs-St. Ger
main. On the right Of the Peron we
have made a new advance cast of
Monccau Neuf, taking prisoners.
In Lorraine the Germans made two
raids without any results.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Berlin Fears Money Panic
Reichsbank Issues Millions in
Banknotes in Crisis

ZURICH, Oct. 3o.--Thc German
ReichsbanH has issued banknotcs to
the amount cI 100000 marks during
the las four weeks, according to the
"Neueste Nachrichtcn." of Munich. The
newspaper says tnat this was caused
by the boarding OF banhnotes by the
people and points out that if the Ger
mans DO not give up their present
"craze' financial catastrophe is in
ovitablc.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Austrian Fleet Massed
At Fiume, Paris Hears

PARIS, Oct. 30. The Austrian feet
has been hastily concentrated at Fiumc.
according to a dispatch from Rome to
the "Temrs" under date Of October o.
\ few vessels remain at Pola. but all
shat were at Cattaro have left. 1t is
said that the concentration was de-
manded by Hungary
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
AUSTRIAN

VIENNA '(Oct. O.-For the de-
tenders of Monte Asolone, Monte
Pertica and Monte Solarolo yesterday
passed without large infantry en-
gagements. In the region Of Monte
Spinoncia our troops xectified their
position.
In the Alamo Basin our detach-
ments were pressed back. but other
enemy attacks against ouf positions
in this region broke down with heavy
losses.
The battle on the Piave continues
to rage. The enemy has brought up
considerable reinforcements and is
continuing his attack, especially
near Valdobbiadene, north of Moraga
md Seraglia, and south of the Suse
CANA near Tezze and Polo di Piave.
Although the Entente troops did
not break through. it was decided TO
withdraw to the rear our troops in
the sectors most stronglyfattacked.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Ausfrians Beaten
On 6O-Mile Line:
$4,000 Captured
Continued from page

Continued from page
Rome says that more than 100 villages
and towns have been liberated since
the offensive began and the Austrian
Army Corps on the left has retired in
disorder, leaving behind war materials
and several hundred guns. The posi-
ton OF the Sixth Austrian Amy Corps
is described as verY critical
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

to San Dona di Piave and cas-. of
Zenson.
The prisoners captured since
Thursday number SOP officers and
32,19S men. Of guns sevcrai hun
dred have been taken 1t has been
impossible to calculate The number
of machine guns and the quantity Of
material captured.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
BRITISH

LONDON (NIGHT. - There has
been outpost and artillery activity.
LONDON There have been
patrol encounters IN which we made
progress and secured a few pr: :soners
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
ITALIAN

ROME (Oct. 3W. - Our offensive
extended southwark from the mid
die Piave yesterday. The Sd Army
has now entered the struggle. On the
front from Brenta to the sea three
quarters of the Italian army are
fighting in brotherly union with a
gallant French division and the young
and daring 332d American Infantry
Regiment.
Between the Brenta and Piave
rivers the bitterness of the res stance
and the aggressiveness Of the enemy,
supported by fresh reserves, have for
six davs given the struggle particu
lar fierceness.
East of the Piave the enemy is
yielding to our pressure and we are
overcoming successive lines.
In the Grappa region Yesterday
our 4th Army gained advantages in
the region of Monte Pertica and Col
Dell Orso. The 18th has reached the
outskirts of the village Of Quero,
taken Scgusino and carried Monte
Ccsen.
The Sth Army has occupied .he de-
file of Follina and reached Nittorio.
There is fighting north of Coneg-
liano.
The Italian 10th Army is beyond
the Conegliano- Oderzo Road
The Sd Army has crossed the Piave
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
AMERICAN

WASHINGTON (Oct. 30) Morn
ing). North of Nerdun our troops
have occupied Aincreville and have
established their lines just north Of
the village Lively artillery fighting
occurred during the night at various
points along the front.
In the Woevre our patrol success
fully engaged hostile detachments
and captured prisoners.
Oct. % (Morning). .-Artillery and
machine gun fire continued heavy
during the night on the front OF the
First Army north of Verdun, reach
ing particular intensity in the region
of the Bois Belleu and the Bois
d'Ormont.
On the Verdun front there has
been heavy artillery and machine gun
fire day west of the Meuse. espe
cially in the region north Of St.
Juvin.
With more favorable weather con-
ditons there has been increased
aerial activity on the front of the
First Army throughout the day. Our
pursuit squadrons engaged the en-
emy in numerous combats, in the
course of which eighteen enemy air.
planes were shot down. Five of our
machines did not return. Our ava~
tors also carried out important
reconnaissance and Photographic
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
BRITISH
Italian Front

LONDON (Oct. 3O). - The 10th
Army has reached approximately
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