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BRITISH CLEARING
TI'IE NIESSINES RIDGE
British and Americans Troops Have Captured
Ploegsteit and Hill 63. The Line Has Been T Advanced Towards Armentieres and Germans
Preparing to Retire.
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' (Special to The Giiurdiaii) V
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The British and American
troops who,,appea`r to have
ing the Germans out of Messines Ridge sector are mak- ing satisfactory progress. Hill 63 and Plcegstert Village
have been captured while ridge near W-ytschaete the
cooped up and menaced by the eastern advance of the m Allied troops counter-attacked repeatedly to secure co more room but without success. ' W
Later in the day Sir Douglas Haig reports the enemy th
counter-attacked on the sector north of Hill 63 also and
was repulsed after sharp lighting, The British line was pr advanced yesterday from Nieppe easterly toward Ar- tu mentieres as well as closer to the Messine Ridge. A Ger- man retirement to east of Lysa Warenton seems inevit- able, that will hardly satisfy the second British Army al- readynear Givenchy. On the southern end of the Aubres ridge British troops have advanced beyond the line as it extended bofore the Battle of Lys in April and are men- Sl acing Labassee. P __________ __ _ . . . , I,
been given the task of hunt-
on the northern end of the Germans finding themselves
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465 German Planes Destroyed, 200 Disabled, in
61 _.Observation Baloons Downed and 9|! E0
Tons Bombs Dropped on German Targets, do
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LONDON, Sept. 6.-During the past four weeks
British flyers and anti-aircraft guns have destroyed 465 airplanes and disabled 200 others. Sixty one enemy ob- servation baloons were destroyed and 911 tons of bombs dropped on various targets. The price was.the loss of 216
airplanes, reported missing. ' 3
GERMANS LOST 1,200,000 MEN F
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FRENCH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, sept. 6.- hours a collapse of enemy.,
Since March 21 the Germans have fought 5f50 divisional , engagements so that it is reasonable to debit them with gross casualties over that period of 1,200,000 men. e
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NEW YORK SEPT 6-(Special)-A
considernbe number of German own-
ed furs. including Russian Ssbies. LONDON' Sem- 6~‘“A°°°"‘h“5 1° "_-
the Evening News Maxim Lirvenofi. C
Clcet Cat, Finch and other Varieties,
is to he sold for the account oi ellen: property custodian, a Mitchell Palmer, at the annual fsli sale of fnrs, that will be ih this city. beginning Sept. 23. The total value of the 80n°\'1\l
offerings' of skins then to be put un-I der the hammer is set at close to? $5,000,000, by Wm. Zobel. General. Manager of the New York Fur Auc-
tion Sales Corp'n. According to Mr.; Zobel the collection is representsilvoi or ins rsii condition or the fur msriretl Drior to the opening of the triipping` season, and conthins many fine lots of Fox, Bolvtr, Marten, Fisher Mink Lynx sud other strsins. There is ii marked solrcity of Muskrat und Skunk peitl and sharply nndvsnceii Prices are looked for on them. in fact lllsher prices are expected on all of furs including the foreign _varieties
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S'I`RA'lllQ'RD, Sept it-Mrs Henri
Dietnih of Uouith Biuthope was fined $100 ond dildo for oheiterinl l1°l' l'l'°\h°r, Pte. mum Hurtm¢nn.‘or the Woltorn 0_l_t\i-io battalion, now over- ‘°\'. I dolirter. Aitho Mrs. Dietrich.. liiwortoa iisr isisiispii limi sei °“~b\n<i'~»!o<.ssr. sistsisa ss. dia Mt know was s deserter che was '°“'“| on Pte. Hurtmannhi MMM. ‘ utqtisgtisii in ants.-sa
Special to The Guardian)
$5 IlIIO.Illlil IIUN lIIRSiBlIlSIllV|II,l llilllllll X’ .UN Sill IN NEW YIIRK I IN IUNDUN
Special to The Guardian) I _ --
resistance almost as com-I
the Vesle And The Aisnp is _Included in Territory Recovered by Allies on The Twenty Five Mile Front. Mangins Victory on The Ailette is one ol The Season's Greatest
Triumphs. The French Now Occupy South Bank ol Aisne Canal. Envelopment ol Ham Now Underway. i ‘ ..
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The victory of Mangin
assages describing some events f W d d t, k I Ainericantroops have already occupied all the land be- om the Berlin Bulletin: “Betwee(h thee Sldhipédyandd tlid tweeh the Alshe ahh. th? Vesle his far east as Pont Ahchy, ' Omme th_e.enemy»fe1thiS Way toward our new ling. Be_ and French reconnoitering _parties have advanced to the 7,,
GREAT WORK BY S..
BRITISH FI.lYER.5:.‘*
plete as in the`Cambrai sector earlier in.i-he week. Thel It was relatively quiet yesterday on the Cambrai rench oiiicial bulletin states that “along the whole Ail-I front after the fierce fighting the four previous daysv tte front the enemy exhausted by hard fighting since during which sixteen thousand prisoners had been tak- "
e 20th began about three o’Cl0Ck this afternoon to givffen. On the Arras Ggmbrai Road British patrols* have
ur troops made rapid progress. Thirty villages the'and brought back prisoners. From a German post on the eater part of the lower forest of coucy, the ruins of the line farther south toward Peronne British troops are ncient Norman keep of Coucy Chateau, majestic eveniadvancing and driving in the German rear-guards. Much its decay, the entire region between the Vesle and the ground is being recovered here as a result of local isne as far east as Fort Deconde, are all embraced inifighting. "
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coLLl\PsE or ENEMY REsisiiiNcE ,
BETWEEN iHE oisE AND liisii
(Slleciill £0 The Gwlrdlnn) |the territory recovered on the twenty-five mile front al-
LONDON, Sept. _6.-“The German rush which'ong which the Germans were driven back; Far more im- ,,,,|,,,,,, 0,, the G,,,,,,,,,, N", to ,,
enaced Paris and Amiens has been broken. We shall portant than the recovery of the villages is the footing ntinue to pursue the enemy implacably.” In these obtained in the hilly region near Fresnes on the edge of *W1 ‘"f- It 1' `l*¢°*°°°°¢ 01°* '- ords Marshal Foch, replying to the congratulations of the high forest of Coucy which is part of the forest of St. "‘“"h °“‘°°" °“°‘°‘“ L°"“’°" " 1”* __e municipal council of Paris on the recent allied vic- Gobain. An advance of less than three miles here would 1" tories, declares his intention to continue the battle and bring the French to the very highest points of the Laoii
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even t e' enemy from obtaining the time and oppor- Plateau at St. Gobain the natural battlements from sr
on the Aillette is one of the
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German Omcial despatches take red-t of fgreatest of this seasons triumphs. It is but a day since U
ealthy withdrawal from this front. Here a(i°e iypic(;tIl the Germans helhhed from the Vesle yet the Fhehch and
ay before our troops. Pursuing the German reargiiard crossed to the east bank of Canal Du Nord at Marquien 0
he Enemy Withdrawing. Along the Whole Ailette Front Closely Pursued by Allied Troops ' ' ` ‘
Who -Captured Thirty Villages Including Several Strong Positions. Entire Region .Between
Nhh Nts
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‘ (Special to The Guordisn)
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 0-News in io- ay's papers that the chief of the Ger- an Admiralty like had new .powers
conferred on him. hy which his con- 'ol over the iieet is widened, may in- cate that the Kaiser contemplates
dress at sea. the lost buiniice of the
5 thkefi from acti've'li'ervice where-
ho is said to have distinguished mself in order to assume the post ciiicr or tiis new" nav, stsii attach
mtl’ 1‘€<lU1I`€‘d fOr re-organization. Iwhich for four years the Hun looked down upon the val-, “_ lf* mel" H°°`°f1“"‘1'*°f" I
' ,leys of the Oise and the Aisne and the roads down these °
t.i1~:1tM.\ Ns iso.-\s'i‘ or ii.-WING' tion' A w,\ i' IVHIIQYS t0 Paris-
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"h tides.
LONDON, 'Sept 6--lt is feared that milar outrages to. the murder of
een the Somme and the Oise We continued our m0ve_ Aisne Canal on the south side of the River and are now C,,,,,,,,, C,.,,,‘,,,, ,m M c(,,,,,,,m,,d
ents out of the region of Roye which were Commenced facing the Germans who hold the north bank. This is as sssimt the i-‘rsricii Embassy st retro
ugust 26th and during the night before last W freedifar as the advance will be carried at present. To attempt urselves fromthe enemy without a fight, East def Sois-ith carry the helghts of the, Alsh? by frontal attack atirsti roms rrsscii soiaisrs ss" si. ns we withdrew our defence from the Vesle Ourlgreat cost would not be good business when by the out- , ~
grad. Precautionary measures have een taken, the foreign ofiice el!!
sad, Arrived ei' lfotrograd. .The Boi-
ovements were carried out in accordance with plan'hahkih.g movemeht how ih phlghess. alohg the Ahethf a °"°°"““ "P '°V°"*° ‘° ll” °“°°'“`°8’° »d,u»gsuf»@d are f;i.s§sS.‘:.;i;.1;”ti.i?s Staff.§s“e.izSE;2?.s1y.‘;z
t e erman peop e, ‘We have won another reat vic- T . . . ` . ‘ - ' _
ry. We have been clever enough to run awaghy in the £251?/llilfit twhphllthelh gtihost Sh`f’i,gth this movghtleht “tp ark without being seen,” but like the sword of? doom in .' e D’ h 0 ‘l 0-V ah ilvfivseh hhS51ah_.gh*h` "ma ' ei ply comes Foch’s pledge “we shall continue to pursue }]9}hs 1§,°_ hols bihilfl hgahglh bfahhlyb but lhlthohh Tuclflesh
o two miles northwest of tho town with the evident inten-i
(l0Ll»»'\l’SF» 0|” ENEMY -Rl‘3SISTAN(`l? tion of swinging around io the Ham St. Quentin road A
land cutting off the guns and transport waggons of Von
~- It is no empty promise. On the front between the Hutier’s rear-guards. Ham will almost certainly be ev- ise and the Aisne where the Chief Bastion- of the -ene-'acuated today if the enemy has not already moved out.
y’s lines, the forest of St. Gobain, has now come underf .
rench guns there has been during the past twenty-four. REI-1\'l`lVELY QU UW 0N CAMBRAT FRONT
ing the populace to pneuucre the the British and French.
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Boisheviki representative in London. liissecrotary and nnothor member olf faction in London, have been taken
ANAL DU NORD CROSSED BY
BRITISH Special to The Guardian)
to Bnxton D,-|B0n_ The B,-mah Qgvi feature of tod.iy’s news is that the ernment announced Inst night that M. CMIBI Dil N0l'd hi" been °l‘0559d bl’ Lutvinoff and his staff had been pint: the ‘British on the whole front except
ed "under preventive arrest" un‘tii nil f
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The important
ro
in Havrincourt to the River Scarpe
the 'British representatives in Boi- and that the French anti British have
sheviki Russia had been~set. nt lib- B
orty and allowed to proceed to the Di Finnish frontier unmoiosted. T
eciired ii footing on the eastern side
the whole water iino down to Ham. he ‘Entente forces are now about
` . four miles from Hain and they still
re making pretty good progress. Ai-
I\ tentfon frequently has been csiied to
the Canal Du Nord and Tortiile water
hnouuhitihiildsivsurs.
Bpeelai to., The Guardian)
O'l"I'AWA~. Sept. 6.-'i`hs.nksgIvl1\8
Dey this year`iies been fixed by the‘ fu
IEETIIIGS, ETC.
"Hsimr Hooiigss's"rroubiss. ins nniest laughable farce will por-
in ggigctgpg Monday the Government _arse Baturduy night Sept. 7th. Pric-
Govsrnment for Monday October 14. form one night only at Caps Trav-
e
has conformed to the practice adopt- ed ln recent years.
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OTTAWA, Sept il-Complete control
of the purchase end nie for Otpogt. of
Fanaxdisn .wheat has -hee`lilli;l\l‘h1(liHV‘
'by' _'e' govsrnmentn Qontrowo mo ii-on
Gw _ IM ‘"' ",M°I"` Innrhhwoamhauhavawmiuzll .....,4.. . - .» 4 -s -i
UIUC. accounts to sn Attorney for collection Hove expense and pay yours. Store
daily to receive scodunts from
,line ss being ii check to the progress of the tanks. This check has now been overcome and it is reported there is now no water llnc between
the Entenie Allies and the lilndnn- burg line from iiavricourt. The Brit- ish iine now runs to the west ol Equancourt and through Bushu tn Morizenchaussee Atiilcs iiiiii Miitigny, three and n half iiilles northwest of Ham.
PROGRESS OF BRITISH EXCEEDS EXPECTATION
Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Sept. 6.-The important
progress that the British continued in make yesterday exceeded popular expectation. ln view of the ardous work that had been done by the sd vancing forces during the previous few days and signin todny no surprise would be occasioned here if physical necessity should now compel some siackenlng of the high pressure tem- porarily limiting the British advance.
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Plognert and Hill 48 Captured LONDON. Sept. 6--Marked prcgros-i
was made by the British along tlio Flanders Front, according to to-dhy’s Wai- Ofdce report. Piogstert has been captured as hsii Hiii_ 43, south- west of Messings. On the Lys front the British head the general line of Voormeseiie, Wolverghom. Plogstort, Nipps. Laventie and Givenchy. From ,Neuve Chapelle southward to Uivon;
ifipn ,, . ‘Bio il o'ciock a. m. 1 to 6 o'ciocii po in. until the 15th inet. Stanley Bros.
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chyithe British have reached th'a`iine'
of Givenchy, sections of t.he old Gci'» man positions have been taken. 16,000 Prisoners and 100 Guns In 5 Days
On tim battle line in front of (`.nni-
bral, an iinproveinent iii the Germiin positions south of Moeuvres is rc- porteii. The positions io the ons! ol' iiormles, iinai- the canal i)ii Nord, just to iliu soiiili also have been lin proved. Silll iiirtiier south. the Urli- isli have miptiiroii the village of Nou- ville Bour Jouvni, onetof the canal igii Nord. More :than 16,000 prisoners and more than 100 guns have bet-ii taken by the British iii pastfour days.
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Special fo The Guardian)
PARIS. Sept. 6-North of the Aisnn
nn the southern flank of the Pic- ardy battle front the French lino is pushing forward hourly according to `sdvices from the field to-dey. The advance is so steady that it is im~ possible to outline the present locu- tion of the foremost troops. Tho Germans are withdrawing in the lion-, ernl direction of St. Quentin. A1:-' cording to captured German officers the enemy has established ii new pro- visional defence llne which i-uns thru Ham, Bcriancourt nnd Dnmpcourt. (Berisncourt is just north of Giiisciird which the French ln their last nlghi’s ofiiiclnl statement reported had sl- resdy_ been reached. ‘.\`ussy, Chsuny phd Lsforis ery -in lames. `
\ey‘s army is steadily advancing inI the Den of Hnm which has been eom~I pletely encircled. General Msng|n'sI
troops are now in sight of Laonp having reached positions within ten miles of that oily. General Barthol- ot’e soldiers have reached the Aisne on .ii large front. General Humbert's Army is hiiililiig steady progress and lisa succoericrl in completely remov-`
ing the German menace from Noy-t on. On the Vesle front the Americansi carried their lines as far as the out- skirts of Biiiers En Psrnles and oc- cupied Giemies.
THE -WEATHER
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FIDE, MOON, E'l’0.‘
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The tide will be high this lili.ei‘li00'|i at 1, tomorrow at 1.34 and Monday st 2.12; it will be nigh tomorrow morning at 1.14, Monday at 1.88 and Tuesday st 2.10.
The sun sets this evening at 7.46.
tomorrow at 7.44 and Monday nt 7.40; It rises tomorrow morning ll. EAI. Monday at 0.49 and Tuesday ot. 0.00.
The moon sets tonight at 8.15 and
tomorrow at 8.40. _
There was A new moon on Thorn- risy sept. sth st 6.44 s. is P The i‘lrst qusi-ter of the iniion ba on irritisy sept. :stil at ‘ii
they 'iisiti up to tin ost-ms 'sttscir
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