The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-07-26

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eouheef 'hr use oee"een ehe sl@ine anu
the Aisne a striking parallel 10 Lees
great blow at Chancellorsyiile- As
Lee threw jackson upon the flank OF
Hookers army south OF the Rapidan.
destroyed the Northern generals Of
fensive campaign and ultimately com
Delied<a general retirement and the
abandonment OF an Offensive. which
was also TO win the war, Foch has
thrown Mangin upon Ludendorffs
flank. temporarily disorganized the
German offensive and compelled an ut
ter change in plans
ChancellorsviIle deprived the North
Of the initiative In the campaign or
Is6s, and Il was not resaiBed Until al
ter Lee had Teen defeated at Gettys-
burg following an Invasion OF north
ern territory. While Il Is too early to
predict a similar possibility IN the
present case. Il is plain that for the
moment. and for the first moment in
thecampaign. IL IL Foch and not Lud-
endorff who Is calling the tune TO
which the armies are dancing
The fifth day OF the great battle has
brought certain dear Developments
The fifth German offensive Ii now
definite failure Rheims has been saw
ed and the problem now faced Is not
whistler the Germans can turn the
French out OF Rheims. but whether the
Franco-Americans can compel the
Germans 10 repeat their retreat after
the battle OF the Marine and return 10
the lines north of the Aasne. where
kluck halted on September IL. 1913.
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At the same time. counter thrusts
on the other side OF the German SAIL
ent about Rheims are developing. the
German recon Is becoming general
along the whole front and We are evil
IDENTIFY al the crisis OF the battle The
offensive on the German side = over
The Allied counter -offensive Is stu IN
full swing. Ludendorn can avoid
confession OF complete deteat oniy py
an Immediate and oecisiveiy suceessiui
use OF his reserves
We shall do well. still, not to expect
too much and lose sight thereby OF
what We have already gained Inc
Germans have already met with a oe-
feat as complete as that OF the itai-
ians AZ the Pave II remains 70 pe
seen Wnetner rocn- unnhe D.a-s vii
pursue the offensive beyond the iiniit
OF MS original 'front.' IN 2 worn We
have still 70 discover wnetner tne Al
iied conmander-in-cnieI - YET reany
10 pass TO the offensive o. VIII stiii
wait few weeks longer before .aking
up the role always dearest 70 MN. as
to every soldier
We have now 20 vaten cioseiy lot
the developments about scissors ana
between scissors ana Snaute1.u nleI-
~ A little fnrtner progress Q. OUT
own ana the rrencn troops anu tne
Germans must again leave tne Marie
To leave the Name. 100. means 20 re-
lnauish the oniy front rom when
tney can conceiS4oiy sAe
Pans In the present campaign
retirement nov rom tne Matte 70 .ne
Nesle or 10 the Aisne VIII mean the
permanent shipEreek OF the hrse
phases Of the German conception Tor
the present campaign
Go hack Of the hattie OF Fieeruy
an reeah that AZ the enc Q. 're Iirss
i've days We we're oreatnlessly .stsn :,