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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
BRITISH PATROLS REACH
EDGE PERONNE AND BRIE
Same Tactics That Effected
FAN Of Bapaume Being En-
ployed Against Towns.

With the British Army on the Somme
/ Battle Front, Aug. 1910 a.m)-
British patrols have crossed he Sommt
river at two points and have reached
the outskirts of Peronne and Brie. The
| indications are that Peronne will soon
fall. g..
Strong British forces are now all
along the western bank of the Sommo
river. The British cleared the enemy
out from the corner formed by the
junction of the canal and the Somme
river west of Peronne yesterday after
noon, capturing Biaches in the opera
tion.
Advancing from Marchelepot Alb
laincourt. Aszvillers. Herbecourt and
Feuvillers, the British troops swept
clear through to the west bank of the
Somme everywhere. They mt once set
about consolidating their newly won
positions and prepared the way Tor the
advance across the river today.
Working Around City.
The British are using the same tao
tics to overcome the resistance at Pc
rome that they did at Bapaume. They
are slowly working their way around
the city from both sides and will force
the Germans to withdraw to avoid
capture.
New Zealand troops captured Ba-
paume after several days of the hard
est kind of fighting. They valiantly
faced the terrific machine gun fire
that raked their advancing ranks from
German strongholds around Bapaume.
The New Zealanders worked their way
around Bapaume by gaining strong
positions, first on the north and then
on the south. In the face of the en-
veloping movements the Germans fell
back out of the city to avoid capture.
Like Albert, Bapaume Is only city of
ruins 1t Is waste of tangled metal,
splintered wood and heaps of bricks
and mortar. The small villages around
could only be identified by sign posts.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
HUNS LOSE HARD
NORTH SOISSONS
Making Supreme Effort tc
Maintain PositionS-Fresh
Troops Enter Struggle.
DISPUTE EACH FOOT AREA
Americans and French Repulse
Counter Blows From
Shock Troops.

Paris, Aug. 30.-German counter at
tacks between the Ailette and the
| Aisne were repulsed last night by the
French. says the war office statement
today. The French maintained their
gains east of Pasly, two miles north
of Scissors.
In the region of the Canal Du Nord
the night passed without change.
Peronne To Fall.
Paris, Aug. 3O.-(Havas Agency)-
The British line north of the Somme
has been carried beyond tn points in
dicated in last nights statement from
Field Marshal Haig and the British
now are several kilometres east or
Combles, according to reports to the
newspapers here. The advance con-
tinues and the fall Of Peronne Is pre-
dicted.
Crack Mountaineers.
With the French Army in France
Thursday, Aug. 29.-The Germans are
making a supreme effort to maintain
their position on the plateau north OF
Scissors They are throwing fresh
troops against both the French and
Americans and are disputing the
ground foot by foot
After the unsuccessful enemy at
tempts a few days ago to retake the
heights west of the Soissons- -Coucy-le-
Chateau road, prisoners taken by one
French division included men from
three different divisions OF infantry ana
two battalions of crack mountain
troops.
The loss of this height and further
advance made it all the more neccs-
sary for the Germans to prevent the
allies from gaining ground on INC
plateau. in the region Of Juvieny,
where are the last heights defending
the valley of the Ailette. The enemy
has reinforced his line there with some
of his best divisions of shock troops
Resistance Greater.
The French Third army met with
greater resistance today along the line
of the Somme and the Canal Du Nord.
The German opposition was part
icularly stout in the region OF Nesle.
After the capture of Noyon, French
troops advanced eastward to the south
ern slopes of Mont. st. Simeon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
BRITISH STRIKE FROM
BULLECOURT TO SCARPE
Early Advance Brought One-Mile Gain Along
Entire Seven-Mile Stretch-Village of Rein
court On Famous Hindenburg Switch
Line and COmbles, Between Somme
and Bapaume Captured.

London Aug. 30-Brtish begin new attack on
seven-mlle front and advance 1000 yards.
123O p.m-British troops have crossed the Somme
river southwest of Peronne. Oery-sur-Somme and Com
bes were taken in the advance. Two hundred prisoners
also captured the British war office announced to-
day.
The crossing of the Sonme made in spite of the
fact that the retreang Germans had destroyed all of the
bridges across the river in the vicinity of Peronne
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
Penetrate 1000 Yards.

. London Aug. 30.--Q p.m)-Britsh forces east Of
Arras resumed their advance this morning, and at an
early hour had penetrated another 1000 yards front
Of miles from Bullecourt north to the Scarpe ac
corng to advces received here Early reports stated
that general advance of one mile had been made 1
The British forces have reached within mile of the
Drocourt Queant switch line and have captured Ren-
court.
Between Hendecourt and the Arras-C Cambria road
the Canadians attack the German line is developing
favoraby.
East of the Sensse the forces of Field Marshal Hag
made progress capturing Bullecour and Hendecourt-
desCagncourt Kenny also is in the possession OF the
British The British also captured Cery on
the Somme river between Combles and Peronne.
Further progress has been made by the British along
the Scarpe and in the Lave and Lys sectors.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
si.eh.. Also r.ksn.

Biaches Also aken.
with the British Armies In France
1 Aug. 30.--(Noon) ).--Biaches. on tn
south bank Of the Somme. and abou
a mile from Peronne, has been cap
tured by Field Marshal Haig's force
British troops have entered Lesboeui
and patrols have passed through Nor
val. to the southeast.
British troops this morning pushe
forward in an easterly direction fron
| Babaume. The British have made fur
| ther advances to the north OF Lens
| At one place they pushed forward To-
| a distance of 1000 yards.
lie Transtoy. on the Bapaume- Pc
rome high road. was reported to have
been captured this morning.
British Cross Somne.
London, Aug. 30.--British troops
have captured Combles. between Ba-
paume and the river Somme. 1t was
officially announced today by tie Brit
ish war Office.
Advanced British troops have
west OF Peronne.
Driven Behind Somme.
With the British Armies in France,
Aug. 30-(Noon. 1.-The Germans have
been driven behind the River Somme
everywhere along the British front.
The whole western bank Is in the pos
session of Field Marshal Haig's troops
and at one place just south OF La
Chapelette, British force has crossed
to the east bank.
In The operations concluded this
morning 800 prisoners fell into the
hands of the British on this side ot
the river, being unable to get away
quickly enough. The Germans have
destroyed all the bridges across the
Somme, including the railroad bridge
and the regular bridge at Pcronne.
Northwest of Peronne, however. after
the river changes it's course from the
north to the west, the British swept
in so quickly that the causeway over
the Somme at Clery on the north hank
was secured inact. Clery is in Brit
ish hands.
Peronne Under Fire.
Peronne and the country to the rear
of that city are well under the fire OF
the British guns. North OF Peronnc
the Germans are now holding the road
to Bapaume as far as point opposite
Combles. North of here the advance
of the British made the enemy retire
again. British patrols are astride the
road and are moving southwark.
Rapaume seems to have been cap
tured without much resistance by New
Zealand troops who were assisted by
pressure from the English on the
sontb, The town was entered from the
north and east. There was only brief
street frhtinr and then the Germans
who had been left behind surrendered.
e.L o.. A...L
VIVA, re"In , nese -, n."H" " uro,oo
WIN 'he Fneneh GonS Gan III uun,hnrt,s n,
Aus. "V.MNsool.,'~ J,o,,S", ,oi, Movon
lroops, wnaen Ses,eruas , ,uon oyba ~, tbn
ana advanced 10 MouIit oiiiieoH, W tic
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
REVERSE ATTITUDE

Amsterdam, Aug. 30.-The German
retreat In France is painful failure" as
the Frankfurter Zeitung the most i'm.
portant newspaper in Germany admits
accoring to dispatches received here to-
day. The paper says there has been a
striking change in the situation. hut
attempts to reassure the German people
by saying: "Foch will never cross the
Rhine f..
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
Canadians Widen Gap.

II Canadians Widen Gap.
A Alon the front from the Somme
Aouth to the Noyon region and thence
Hast to the Ailette. a sector which is
Hitally important at. preseY. the en-
|Imy appears to have checked the
|French until he can extricate his forces
from the periious position in the sa-
ent between the Somme and the Oise.
II Progress southeast of Arras would
g,em to be the most important feature
III the news OF the great battle. Ca
adams. Il appears, are slowly advance
.hg along the Arras Cambria road and
lie widening the gap In the famous
Inc to which the British retired
Eighteen months ago.
Il seems that any great additional
British success IN this region may
halter 0ermany's hopes Of conductsng
4 defensiye conlpalGn along this front,
Z, which, Il d probable. the Germans
lie hastily withdrawirs. =
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
TO DRIVE IN
"COACH AND 70 r"

Chicago, Aug. 30.-Gen, Paul
Vignal, head of the French
military mission to the United
, States, will be driven through
Chicago streets in a coach and
four Sunday upon his arrival to
attend the labor day celebra-
ton. The order putting the ban
on the Sabbath motor car Is re-
sponsible.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30
WARM. SAYS BILLY 'POSSUM

1t will be n
gloomy S u n d a y
when no jitneys
buzz about. for the
joyride. like ap-
pendix, is effec-
lively cut out. Yet
it's better not to
joyride If 1t saves
a little gas and
we'll save the rides
for Hindenburg.
whose army must
not pass.
,ir and warmer to-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1918-08-30

The weather? Fair and warmer to-
night and Saturday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-09

felte Steoer err &reaturertle itrsgct
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1uunoet.
Scsuoen bar Slommen raieret
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5 set belle err ser eaaet ltore Ser
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ODER.
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Olipe Sremltao.

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bort Stem / ariitiania.
"a bun bapoe bert ON min .Spg-
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pcnlig Snobpoelie mco peolagt
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/ Maine.
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er Ell @lanoing al 9ammcl norif %
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bpaaet Suiet. Sor beremte 9anoa-
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bcnoe iom SorHrius fra ct aompa'
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oa Toilette @anb, man fan snlfe Jig.
"Sbe boltle Is bone orp".
@uiet lager bsit oppe pao Bat
fen, ina man bar ben pnfreite %
melt itorilagne llOiigt. Nprit Ter
man en- NicrgtjGoe, Iom lager /
Wioinc. Ger cr Wtou1t WaIbing.
ton, % ilerc al Oiaic Sicrge tar
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fart &eir Ter man "Sb. @hite
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&ibire. : &citcn cr 10 mange
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Der i 2itcn. SEQ bar 10 life ieet
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fonn lcucnoc op ipr mig, % orneno.
itisnt ic9 i DC %Iclcre Iar fife bar
pUret mcgct rplagt iii Gang, maat-
te leg BOG npullc poo "aan on CLIENT
me ganle Norge".
WoN. Trcntituo bar life uUrct til.
ba1c iii Nor1c, iibcn bun icrloo set
Il i'm Narnoom. &i bar taIt nleaet
ON 9torge / Oiaic Gage. Nun tpn-
fer at beige BET, mar arigcn or
ppcr. Siuu pil ga ogioa ic @irioa-
len, pco Wisicns uufrc 9rco, bppr
bcnoeS Saoer par loot.
&un er meget pirfionL, fife blot
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paa Sanoet. Seq bar alorig icct en-
iaoban Srbcn nogct Sicm, ira set
minoitc til oct %itorite. Sienerne
maa giere i'm Eligt. Dc @eisoen-
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bore meo / Sfog % Yiart og toae
ct 9pit. Ser err nofiaa parnlt, men
9uiten er iriif % rem.
Mao. Sremaito er rigtia norif,
% ri taller altio norlf iammen,
mar Dl er alene. Sorloen III gto.
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taller enoog Here.
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nellie. Sun bar en- Tleset poel og
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for DC Iioenoc. en- Y~reiteoatter,
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Msoe aors.
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holbe Ssn peo Soroet. Nan maa
ialfalo iige, oct er ell pen Sfif j ct
ISus.
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Zig T%aaifionneIie al set troiaite gr-
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