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WALL STREET WALL STREET EXTRA EXTRA J.ocal Forecast—Fair and warmer to-nirlit Temperature—Min.. 6<; Max.. 16. (Stoning (Detailed weather report on editorial pose) J&nn* WITH 1:30 PRICES VOL. XXXII.—NO. 143. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1918.- ■Copyright, ISIS, by the Sun Printing and Publishing Association. PRICE TWO CENTS. BRITISH ARE ENVELOPING PERONNE; TAKE COMBLES IN THEIR ADVANCE I MUST PROVE AGES IN DRAFT. AMERICAN LINE Those Between 18-21 and S2-46 NIGHT AIR RAID Monte Carlo Offered W arned to Produce FiTidrnee. as C. I Registrants in the new draft, whose Y. M. A. Resort. ages are between 18 and,2l and 32 to FRENCH PUSH ON FROM NOYON; VOSGES 16, produce must birth ON IN THE certificates or RHINE TOWN PARIS, Aug. 30.—Monaco, I other written evidences of the .correct dates of theit births, says Martin Con- the famous little principality RAIDED NIGHTLY hoy, New York Director of the Draft. British Attack on Mannheim which enfolds within its bor- I Men in these classes are warned .v ders the famous Monte Carlo, have this detail attended to at once. AMERICANS IN STIFF FIGHT Real Thriller. has been offered through the Our Troops Kept Busy Driv- AGAINST MITTELEUROPA. Y. M. C. A. to the American Expeditionary Forces in War Office Reports. ing Off Foes Specially German Writer Say* It Would ONLY 200 FEET CITY France as a place for men on Surely Lead to War. JDVER leave. Allies Now Hold Entire West Bank of Units. Amsterdam, Aug. 36.—Wilting in the Headquarters is seriously BRITISH. Trained Berlin TaycUott, LONDON, Herr dottier advo- German Guns Not Mounted at considering the offer, which, Aug. 30.—British troops have crossed the Somme cates a league of nations as a road to west of Peronne, an- Angle. may River south and Field Marshal Haig peace. He declares it include Low however, prove unaccept- Somme—Keep Up must nounced to-day. Pressure TRICKS AND GUERRILLA WAR all civilized States and that its purpose able owing to the distance of The official bulletin follows: must be to guarantee their peaceful Lon'do.v, Aug. 30.—Describing to- Monaco from the front. “Between Hendecourt and the Arras-Cambrai road an at- development. day ihe “housetop" air raid over Soldiers will not be allowed Beating Germans at Establishment of a tack by on Whole Front. “Mitteleuropa,” Canadian troops early this morning feported de- Yankees Mannheim the night of Aug. 23, an to gamble in case the offer was he said, would bring a return of the! is veloping favorably. Their Own Game When old rivalry, which would lead inevit- officer of the Royal Independent Air accepted. “Astride the Scarpe, and Scottish continued ably to war. Force to-da.v declared it an “extraor- English divisions Patrols Meet. to Aug. dinary and unparalleled feat of war.” advance yesterday afternoon and gained valuable ground in WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN FRANCE, the direction of Eterpigny, “It struck terror into the heart of Hamblain-les-Pres and Plouvain. We 30.—The British to-day had Peronne under the same With tug American Armies ix hold Remy. A number of were in TWO AVIATORS KILLED every citizen,” he declared. prisoners taken these opera- France. Aug. 30.-—The Germans are direct and flanking threat which resulted in the fall of "According to documentary and tions. continuous raiding' in the LONDON POLICE attempting BY 2,000 FOOT other we have “In the valleys of the Lawe and Lys (Flanders front) we con- Bapaume. using spe- FALL evidence accumulated Vosges mountain sectors, tinue to push forward. in other raids we knew that Mannheim Bapaume a picture as com- cially trained units for nightly in- OUT ON STRIKE “In spite is of desolation almost Brig.-Gen. was one of file best defended of the of the destruction of bridges our advanced troops of No Man’s Land in efforts Son of Babcock and vasions Rhine cities, and this time we decided crossed the Somme both south and west of Peronne. Clery-sur- plete as that of Albert. lines. to reach the American Lieut. McGiffin Lose Lives. upon a fresh method of attack. Somme and Combles have been taken. Here alone over 200 pris- At noon the Australians faced Peronne across the Somme Germans showing consider- ‘Bobbies’ Demand War The are “We approached the city over a oners and a few guns were captured yesterday. striking this region, contrary to from the south and were almost within distance on able fight in Wichita Fauls, Tex.. Aug. 30.—Ca- large stretch of hostile territory, at- “North of Bapaume, London and West Lancashire troops using det Kills B. son of Brig.-Gen. Pay. their usual custom. They are Babcpck, altitudes. The Bonus and Higher made important progress yesterday afternoon east the north. Babcock, U. A., taining the usual high of the Sensee tricks in attempts to catch S. now in- France, and British hold the Western bank of the river in numerous Lieut. F. 11. McGiffin. instructor of night was clear. The b'.ack mass of River, capturing Bullecourt and Hendecourt-lez-Gagnicourt after The entire American patrols, but the latter are aerial acrobatics at Cali Field, were tile city was seen far below sil- l.oknox, Aug. 30.—A majority oC the hard fighting, together with the powerful German trench systems conjunction with the French, while at one point south of La- The Yankees to-day when plane I'iatropolitan here struck too keen and skilful.' killed their fell houetted in the moonlight, astride the Police at protecting them.” Chapelette cross- their 2,000 feet while executing a loop. (south of Peronne) they have succeeded .in are beat Ag the Germans at own curving Rhine Railway. midnight, asking higher pay and rec? Lieut. McOiffln’s home was in Can- FRENCH. game, trapping them in guerrilla .gnition of their union. Only four ing the canal, which here is practically identical with the ada. He was married in May. His "The Germans signalled our ap- PARIS, Aug. 30.—German counter attacks northwest of .stations refused to go out. s lighting. wife was at the field when the acci- and hero and there the Archies Soissons were repulsed last night, the War an- | river. proach, The latest estimates .are that be- French Office One outfit encountered German dent occurred. -a put up spasmodic shells. As soon as ta reen nine and ten thousand Metros nounced to-day. 1here was no change in the Somme and Canal All the bridges have been smashed except at Clevy, patrol yesterday morning and after we wei-e over the outskirts of the pc- litan pollcement are striking. The du Nprd regions. toward which the Australians have advanced on both sides' grenades pc.‘lice -in the financial business- driving tjtem off with and OF city the German gunners got, to work and The statement follows: BAIL $25,000 CUT which is known of the river. i tides.Sound a yipundfid Geretyip Irleu- in There yas a., terrirhy^R- district. iJe hvthe Cfaal.Jn Gomb'les'lnvs been taken togetheF-With a iUd'fl tt’nonf. The enemy patrol-turned and IN FILM THEFT CASE tireaJr of barrage fire, which'Vuirß"at V.Veav. theft’-was no cfc'S&ge. ir?*d rescue the officer, but was £ guns. To tii© bright tv had maintained cri pre- ;jrhe strikers demand that the pres- “Between the; Ailette and the Aisne German counter attacks Comparatively fe>v prisoners have been reported. So a,.tin beaten off. bonus of twelve shillings vious raids. ent war east of Pasly (a mile and a half northwest of Soissons) were re- far only 260 have been taken along the river below Peronne. An increased number of German de- Jersey Movie Manager we ekly be increased to one pound and Accused in 200 Feel Above City. s rters are coming into the American be'come part of the permanent pay. pulsed and the French gains were maintained. While visiting Bapaume this morning the only evidences including in addition survey ] lines, Prussians, Nationwide Plot. r “After a careful of our bear- Th ey also demand a new' war bonus “On the Vesle and in the Champagne region German raids de- the correspondent saw' of the Germans, was an occasional to Alsatians and Poles. Prussian mgs, taking in the military objectives, ] of 'J2tj per cent, and demand reen- were repulsed.” sertions wore almost unheard of here- constable. shell dropping town. guns, ready to move Barnet Albin, manager of the Savoy we began a nerve-rending two-mile j sta.tement of a dischargee) in the The British tofore, and can he explained only by Theatre, a moving picture play house Th.ey point out that their present pay, dive. Down we went, on our .noses, ; immediately, were making the air writhe with shells directed the low German morale. In Madison, N. J., was held In $lO,OOO including the bonus, is only two in An Austrian prisoner declared the bail by Judge Malone, in General Ses- wiics of the machines breaking pounds, ten shillings weekly (about toward Beaulencourt, on the road toward Peronne, and morale of his country Is at Its lowest sions to-day, charged with stealing spots, and the air whistling and hum- $12.75). they Fremicourt, on the road toward Cambrai, the ruins of which ebb. Some of the men said were films belonging to the Triangle Cor- ming as the speed indicator's hand A. majority of the police at the SPANISH CABINET HOLD 12 MILES OF held in the front line by picked troops poration.