The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-19
Plans For Invasion If Germany
Refuses to Sign Peace Treaty
BY HENRY WOOD
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent.)
Copyright, 1919, by United Press.)

(Copyrght 1919, by United Press)
PARIS Germany to sign peace treaty the
allied armies will launch Immediately the and decisive
compaigns in history
While the public generally inclined think of the advance
Germany present little umpha
which resistance will be Marshal Foch has been obliged be
The allies would forward with
detail extending from the Dutch the Swiss
onedesgned Germany death blow in the shortest possible
meagan the which the unified allied command knows
the Germans might throw action in a crisis.
The allied according highest French military critics
authorities great INVASION
signed break down possible Defense the points
in Germany and cut that country completely in two.
The allies left consisting the Belgian with the British
protecting right flank the Cologne bdgcd would drive eastward
Dusseldorf the railways which Essen days
away British army position
hnkng movement from the south mould this beneceasa Germany
only great Krupp
works entirely surrounding mineral an This would
way tely Minden Germany constructed
her plains from through Westphaia
Germany would make against the
allies left wing before Mnden,
Simultaneously however, allies right wing, exclusively
would drive from the AsaceLOrane
whore they have the advantage of depression before them
extending eighty miles and which would lead them directly Ger
many big Um allied military authorities figure
would her principal along the Danube
between Ulm and Ingoktadt.
With these actions the big decisive stroke would be
smashed home by the allied center composed of the American
Coenz the French Tenth Mayene and the French
Paatnate The allied has before the
of Germany by of the valley of the Man,
The Main valley leads directly
Germany into the mountains of the Bohemian border Although the
meandeng days march
Germany this This drive would separate completely the
northern Germany military sagsts
considered this Gemany vulnerable point and for that
figured invasion southern Germany
But with Austria longer able to aid her.
Germans point thrown exposed to the allied
thrust.
linking the allied center with Bohemia would give
them Sea constitutes the region
Germanys caught the north
by Bohemia, by the allied
productive the hands of the allies
Germany would be completely crushed.
Germany might be able to offer to the allies
the Main valley would be- according to the French military
authorities vicinity Wurzbug where the rocky forestcovered
constitute natural barrier which
the Germans long recognized fortified accordingly However,
with descending Onz the French Tenth
army on IIana from Maence French Eighth Wuburg
from Mannheim the their all the leading
starting points the encement and capture of the MaS
of Rhoen position another natural defense the forest
Thurnge the big fortress of Erur built to
defend the to the plains of Saxony.
While the principal would be progress the allies
left wing would continue its the direction of Mnden
and the right wing from the would push toward Nod
ingen.
Against plan action Germany, its present dsorganzed
state without protect the British without uf
cent artillery or other unable serious de-
the allied military authorities taking no chances
campaign provides the overcoming of the maximum
resistance Germans might make