The Great War.1512th Day would greatly weaken the» defences of. Montdidier pocket and drove the Ger¬ the city» mans to the Hindenburg line. They German Prisoners, have changed their tactics in fighting The Official Statements The that took Dallon by as¬ troops in tho bush, in mnrshes and in the Comment wer* Ut« sama who dis- Military U. sault troopa open, with the same success and with Captured by S. we're enst of tinguisrioù themselves in the lighting an endurance that is emphasized by FRENCH hostile raids repulsed «t La Paui.etr, along tho Canal du tho number of fresh German divisions Demicourt anil north of Lens. By W. L. McPherson Still Are Defiant PARIS (Day).In the course of tho Another hostile- raid west ofSauchy- Nord, and took Reuvraigites three times they have met since the battles at. New York. during tho «iampaign that freed the Beuvraignes. night the artillery was active in tho Cauchy (south of Douai) succeeded (Copyright, ¡1)18, Tribune Inc.) region of St, Quentin and between in one of our posts. A capturing IN HIS address to the Main Com¬ ies are either or few of are captives are scat¬ of Foe Morale the Ailette and the Aisne. member^ the garrison mittee of the Chan¬ tered Breaking missing. Last night the enemy ngain Reichstag east of the Jordan on the edges German attacks in th«» region of cellor von on of the Arabian Not in Men 40,000 Prisoners and 265 Guns the attacked our posts in the' neighbor¬ Hertling Tuesday Desert. Apparent Moisy Farm we»re completely offered this morsel of con¬ checke»el. hood of Sauchy-Cauchy. He was re¬ "Ersatz" The Turks had aw '"iron wall" in in Drive pulse«!. solation to the despondent German Captured Taken as Turks Still in the Vesle fron't a lively artil¬ Middle Palestine. Now they must Retreat We carried out a successful raid "The iron wall of the Wost- lery tire was maintained. public: busy themselves constructing any last night in the Wulverghcm sector. ern front cannot broken." Von LONDON, Sept 25..More than 40,001) on one aide ami Mount Carmel on th French troops repulsed German be old kind of a wall before Damuscus A few prisoners were secured in the Are prisoners and 205 guns have been takeri other, but were finally diivcn out. raiding parties in the Champagne Hertling is a metaphysician, turned and then the over Supplies Ample The cuve the British course of these encounters. doing job »again the British in their successful of * population and in Lorraine, and in the latter statesman. And it is only in his pri¬ by most enthusiastic reception, even (!e'i before Aleppo. fensive in Palestine, it is officially an man colonists in the- we region carried out an incursion into GERMAN mary ¡is a metaphysician, participating capacity The Bulgarians were either on Allied Officers Say That Those nouneed this afternoon. come». These Germans are mostly quit the German lines. BERLIN (Night).Between tho realities, unhampered by military Greek soil a week the Borden The retreat of the Turks in Palest in. immigrants from WürteBiberg, wh Omignon Brook anel tho Somme fresh is able to draw his ago or were Glad of Their Are By r,r'»c,»«;S pnw came' to Palestine on conscientiou BRITISH that he magic the Taking rich milk is a(tPf» was still carried out ac " attacks were holding southern fringes of Ser¬ really being Tuesday, grounds. They complain bitterly of th enemy repulsed, circle of about Ger¬ m nit 1, O N I) O N (Night)..There was impregnability bia. Now are Not Numerous by ferments, makine; ft cording to the Turkish War Office com Turkish executions anil the lack of se BERLIN (Day) -There was lively they hurrying back easy to e local fighting this morning in many. digest. Nourish.nz a. munication issued to-day. It assert ä curit.y. Their settlement was one sharp reconnoitring activity in Flanders. into Bulgaria in the east of delicious.hot or the most successful in Palestine. the neighborhood of Selency, which region cold. that the manoeuvre is made ii 1 Between Moeuvres anel Havrincourt and Ludendorff might the and west of Insist on being Amone; the» prisoners is a Gevma has been Hindenburg Vardar, that stream AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN fíonUn't all dr»FRANCE, Sept. 25 Hy the Associated only, The British forces operating east o f either German on the» prisoners. At Moeuvres, fresh enemy attacks Jordan troops day pre tlie» the» physicians. No one knows better Uskub. If the routed First Press). -Concrete information ob- the apparently are in a favor vious to ttie British entry into th During morning enemy failed. East of F.pehy, in local coun¬ Armj able position to ctit off the Turks re town, but was the Turk launched two counter attacks than they that "iron walls" on any cannot reach Veles, its will tained from thousands of prisoners compelled by against ter attacks, we captured a line which plight treating north along the Hedjaz Rail t administration was tak-e'ii ove»r resumed their attack against St. Wotan or Siegfried or Parsifal line occasionally withoi was undreamed of twelve months are arc the north.1) the» hitch. The e completely repulsed. were no ago they glad they captured and The text slightest disposal Quentin. They supported by is stronger nowadays than the MILK of the Turkish communion the of is a rei A surprise attack by the Armies fighting on the defensive that they are tired of tion follows: thousands prisom-rs attempted strong artillery fire and tanks. The men who must defend it. It cannot. fighting, hungry problem. The- number is constant! enemy early this morning east of must be their own wall. And wher and hadly treated, hut officers out "Our movement continued t and enemy gained n footing in Pontruet, of point yesterda; swelling, fugitive's are coming i was beulten and Ger¬ stand fast itself. And the inter¬ that the same is in conformity,with plans. The. Englisl to surrender. Th Kpehy off, many Gricourt anel they depend most on natural anr possibly true of Al¬ «¡from everywhere man dead were lef1 in front of our Francilly-Selency early of the many sectors on follow us onjy step by step. Thor ! booty is inestimable, and includes in the morning. Attempts by the» dependence mechanical defences, instead of theii lied prisoners taken by the Germans have been no important events." filled with cases of Turkis positions. an elongated front like that between after several lorry enemy to extend the breaches by own spirit and initiative, ar< days of bombardment. Treasury notes, which is a serious los During the» we repulsed a Switzerland and the North Sea they night means of violent which lasted in tho It is that a British in Palestine to the enemy, though useless te» th hostile raiding party southeast of attacks, greatest peril. explained man's morale British. into tin' afternoon, failed. makes the weakest panels in the ¡S naturally at the lowest ebb at the the Inchy. Early this morning a strong The Teuton powers cannot wag« Get Warm Welcome Among1 prisoners wore» nincty-fiv A counter thrust by our infantry present Hindenburg line the true moment of capture and is Kalians who were capture»«! in th party of the» enemy entered one of a successful defensive war. Such ai usually Isónzo and pioneers, supported by artillery anel in asure of its supposititious invinci¬ shaken by fighting, exposure, fatiga«- ' j drive hael been enrolled ft our posts in the neighborhood of idea is a From the forced labor, aviators, ngain brought Pontruet and bility. paradox. When they gav« and lack of food. At Populatioi Moouvres, but was ejected by a coun¬ possibly such BRITISH ARMY j The» difficulties of the Turks retrea' Gricourt into our possession toward up the offensive.and they hav« times men are inclined to HEADQUARTER ing north of Ma'an have» been increase' ter attack. Ludendorff last March scrapped say things IN PALESTINE, Sept, 24 (via Mon the afternoon. The heights situ¬ definitely given it up on all th« which they would retract after rest and j by the destruction of the» railway licit LONDON (Day).Our troops made ated the old idea of deadlock positional treal)..A few hundred Turks left be Deraa. British airmen arc also coi between these two places were fronts-.they condemned themselve nourishment. Great, value, -j further progress yesterday evening warfare. Building on the enlarged therefore, hind :.: Haifa resisted tho British ad centrating their attention em their lin and recaptured after a fluctuating fight. to defeat at is not placed on uttrrancps of retreat. Even if tlui Arm during the' night in the- neigh¬ of the reintro- irretrievably through prisoners' vanee, Fourth ¦Francilly-Selency remained in the power offensive, he on taking advantage of the conlig Isolated to the borhood of Selency anel Gricourt. trition and exhaustion. reflecting the truo conditions in the tiration of the i'scapes, garrisons sout hands of enemy. On the other duced a warfare of movement.at ground, with a mars! of Ma'an arc in ;i precarious position. In the course- of the day's opera¬ German army and among the people. fronts most of the enemy attacks least a near to the old war¬ tions the e'liemy made» several coun¬ approach Most Prisoners Silent broke down before our lines. Wher¬ fare of movement. has often early and severe in the highc ter attacks, two of which were» deliv¬ Foch elabo¬ of Veles ever he reached them he was driven Allied The authorities say that the number Capture mountain /.ones. » ered in great strength north of Gri¬ rated the Ludendorff conception. Propaganda The sector chosen for the attacl out again counter attacks. of Germans uttering such sentiments is court. Both counter ;.tlacks were re¬ by \m\ against his puzzling of Next Objective of lucked communications, except for g'oa Between the- \ e-sle and the- Aisne- strategy Scares not great. which were fo pulsed. infiltration on a scale all Hun Officiali paths, impracticable broke- gigantic Many thousands of are now A road was laiel out fron In one case storming detachments into the prisoners Allies in Balkans artillery. two companies of the- the lines which the Germans have in the hands of the Americans and this Dojne to Pojar and Grevesta, an 2d Battalion of the enemy positions south of Glcnnes and Serbian engineers set to work vigor Royal Susson brought back prisoners. tried to hold against him have devel¬ WASHINGTON, Sept. 25..The dis¬ number is being constantly increased before the French Regiment, met the1 attacking enemy eighty-five PARIS, Sept, 24 Stubborn resist ously long troopí Strong enemy counter attack.--', after oped surprisingly sieve-like qualities. order anel discouragement in Ger¬ by incessant raids. Some of these men to whom had been assigned the tas with the bayonet, inflicting heavy cas¬ auce is being encountered by the Allie« of tlie' termination of this Is the line an "iron many are- accredited in an official maintain silence. refuse to piercing tho Bulgarian line, were i ualties him a engagement, Hindenburg They reply r-.j-rny tinder General Franchet The upon and capturing d'Espere? ¡7<>j:tie>n. Allied staff ostablishe number of against the positions from which we wall'".' Plainly it is not. It has order, published in the "Dusseldorff to questions on any subject, or they on the1 prisoner?. the Bulgarian frontier, beyon« quarters on ground and tackle had started, were repulsed. In minor been at Nachrichten" and signed by the ad¬ say that Germany is far from defeat. the enormous task of preparation. Jn the evening the enemy again at- pierced many points. It is Demirkapu pass and Strumitza station enterprises across the Vesle and in jutant commandant of the Seventh They maintain a bear¬ The mountainous region from Dobro tai'keel at Gricourt, and at first made i being eaten into daily. While at¬ usually Boldierly where furious righting is proceeding oi to we toe.k to Allied and resent j poljo Koziak, the corresponden progress. An immediate counter at¬ Champagne prisoners. tention has been turned in the last army corps, propaganda ing sullenly capture. The the left bank of the River Vardar {adds, is very wild and cove-red wiv we says an official from has seen and tack our Yesterday brought down in few to telegram Am¬ correspondent inspected The Bulgarians aro holding stronj low brush and dense forests, inte-i by troops completely re¬ aerial days the dramatic and thrill¬ sterdam hundreds of spersed with ravines, chasms an stored the We battles twenty-eight enemy to-day. The order reveals prisoners. Those captured positions on the deep situation. took forty ing Allied operations in Macedonia heights protecting precipices. The Bulgars thought, tlie'in prisoners, airplanes anel six balloons. the officiai anxiety occasioned by the lately measure up well with the usual their own frontier. This is the selves so safe» from attack reaso and Palestine, the British and onlj by A teital of depressed morale: of the- population standard. Men over or under the nor¬ whore are mud of these natural difficulties that the 1.000 prisoners and a AUSTRIAN reach of th< r place they offering French armies in Picardy have been It says: mal military age are found, but the beyond resistance. did not attempt to interfere with th large number of machine guns were VIENNA.On the plateau between German arm s an kept i'.d Allied work ami contente. steadily enveloping St. Quentin. "Dur adversaries have látele same is true of other armie t re a va With the expected fall of i preliminary capturée) in our operations yesterday Canovc and Meinte «li Valbella the European he is Veles, themselves merely with reinforcin northwest of St. They are within a couple of miles of .striven with increased /e-al te> awaket long at war. whose personne; it is un ¡3 believed that the next o their the mor" to hurl th Quentin. enemy yesterday (Monday) launched objective line, easily it.on the west ami discontent fair to measure Allies back. Little as th As the result of a successful minor new attacks. At Monte. northwest and among the German peoph by the high physical American Aviators Honored the Allied army will be Uskub, in orde: by little, Sisemol, af¬ the road was built, guns were pushed u operation carried out us em Mon¬ ter intense lire-. French have worked well in behind it on by circulation in the interest o standard of the fresh American troop«. u> reestablish the Salonica-Uskub rail toward the front and ammunitio by artillery and the huge night we advanced our line Italian the south. It has become a German country of evil-intentioned pain Arc Still Hard Fighters way communication. From Uskub i dumps constructed. guns wer day storming detachments pene¬ Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt Heavy of phlets. 'fliese are From a great mass of will bo easier to move into Bulgari; ! oisted mío positions at an altitude o slightly southeast lnchy (west of trated our lines, bu! a counter thrust outpost, it has almost ceased to be pamphlets gen digested C "i!l> feet. wen» as same, orally scattered over the prisoner information and observations Among Those Given :han by attempting to enter througl They brought fa Cambrai), During the night drove.» them back. defensible. When Foch chooses he country b; as possible by tract ors, t.he-n haule means of little or from other sources, authori¬ the Strumitza district, whore th< b tan enter both St. Quentin and La paper india rubbe military Official Credit horses and mules anr¿finally dragge balloons fitted ties say they find the enemy well fed natural defences are into enemy trenches with bomb and tho of l'ère. up with some- mechan FRAN« : 25 ; 1 tin An exceptional!; place by man-power. bay- neighborhood St. Quentin the ical. device. and well clothed. While his Sept. Enemy Watched Plans one». Senegalese troops captured the British advanced their line to They are then distrib morale i V.it« unber ú strong. well east And how about, "iron as as of the first iine- anil 900 demoralized prison¬ of the walls' uted by agents of the- enemy. is not high it was early in the Amer Allied patrols have reached the Bui Soldiers signal detachment ers in a few the hamlet of St. Helene, which lies had to become to thei minutes. They took the on the Bulgarian and Palestine "Although the good summer, he is far from iosing his cial credit brosffet S'aTÛii frontier and at several place Alpinists lay second line, e-xce'pt for one trench between Böllenglise and Pontruet, so people perm: ligl down a Gei telephone and telegraph lines in thi which fronts? They, too, existed ii us to heipe that of ing qualities and spirit. This was re have penetrated into Bulgarian terri chaos of rocks and trees. The Bu was crammed with machine- guns. that hero they are within rifle range of only they will, thci "l'Ile-y inc A company or Senegalese bombers at¬ the metaphysical sense. Frederic! own accord, resist tho cently demonstrated in the bitter fight San Francisco; ! i^uer.-.' tory, but no infantry is yet on Bui gariana watched all these» efforts an tacked this the St. Quentin ("anal, which the enemy machination even trench in the- rear am! it the of the we- iiicr along ;iie Marne, at St. Mihiel and Roo ¦¦.-.., of New \ garian soiL The artillery Bteadily failed to shell the Allies occasioi also fe-1!. has utilized as part of the Hindenburg Crafty and Talaat Pacha werf enemy, call attention to th bert of Alt the mountain ally. It must be added,- however, coi fact that the St. Quentin. Hall, Palo bombarding passe tinued ^he that Advance Was system. also victims of the von Hertling fal patriotic duty of ever ant Alexander H. Mel PI through which the Bulgarians are ri correspondent, even Rapid German inte) Study of captured material ähbws K. X. thing that could be hidden was camot 1' was at 6:35 o'clock that the Alliée! During last nigh! much lacy. The positions which the Bui whose hands such pan delphia; Ruck« moving their heavy material under th desultory should that the German soldiers' clothing is Waldon Hi protection of strong roar flaged admirably. artillery swept the Krantza crest, stop¬ fighting took place, in which the Brit¬ .earians held phlets fall obliges him t of end is guards. It was between the Cerna ant good quality plentiful. Their «>. Bronson, of New York; Clew The in their retreat nortr only during the nigh" pr ping an enemy attempt to re-form. In ish a bane! them over to the nearest rations are Tyler Bulgarians troops took trench of some im- the Vardar were as ai poiic generous and nutritious, land McDei I Keiin«*" ward, says the ''Echo do are nc ceding tho attack that the assaultii the centre» tho Allied divisions had to impregnable which is testified to Paris," were portance near the right flank and 100 authority anel to denounce to th by American Porter, of Dowagiac, Mi« likely to bo able to defend tho famou troops brought up. Promptly wait while the division on the- left en- nature could make them. Yet th< soldiers, who ate rations taken from Bahúna southeast of 5 o'clock on the morning- of Septemb- gageel on th of Sokol and in the prisoners. Every whore evidence was police the agents who are distril Gates, jr., of Spartansburg, Pena Pass, Cskul the slopes French and Serbians drove ovei the dead and wounded when their rapid William E. Brotl where the Serbians made an heroic r< 14 artillery opened with such vig. marshes at the- foot of Dobro-Polje-, and found that the Germans had suffered uting them." ! a? to the advance around St. Mihiel carried them and Hamilton i"^o,:. -.-, ..-' \\. \0n. sistanca in November, 1015. The pa¬ surprise Bulgarians, who we badly hampered by the terrain, hail heavy losses. jagged heights and trailless massif: ts near Voles, which is almost withi not aware that heavy guns we;re facil completed the task set to it. The French had a most and routed the out o reach of the advancing Serbians. them. The brushwood was soon s On the- extreme right the Serbs drove' successful Bulgarians afire and columns of the day, all their fastnesses considered Wcaühra- long yellowi- enemy be-fore them anel at S o'clock obtaining objectives with they unassail Is Gneat Factor smoke began to ascend from the hi the were in Allied one the prini'ipal positions exception, and hero the fighting able. Xo mountain wall or denle Preparation* for the present grei sides, while great valley resound hands. The only obstacle yet remain¬ still in with the roar of the guns. Tho art ing was Krantza progressing. strong- enough to resist the iron wil operations Macedonia began peak. The woathor is m AnguBt, telegraphs the correspondo! lery preparation lasted all day. T The Bulgarians began to pull them provine. and patient preparation of an enem; of the "Potii on Bulgarians tried to reply with 15; selves together and offered stubborn Parisién," the Saloi but did !it1 la harm. determined to take it. Genera front. Various circumstances pr resistance and even attempted to bur! White Hoisted vented Gene'ai Franchet dTsper« Bulgarians Aro Routed tho Allies back over their original line, Flag by Franchet d'Esperey struck the Bui the Allied commander, from beginnii : On at 5 bul Allied reinforceme-nts were» thrown gar armies bia September 15, o'clock in t in The Three Bulgar Regiments where their line wa preparations earlier and quick wo; morning, the A!lie-d creeping barra quickly. Bulgarian picked strongest. And it was imperative, for if the summer he; fire and the French Colonie troops fought. desperately. giving GENEVA, Sept. 25..The Bulgarians yielded like paste tho began ground inch inch. are in Liugers along coast th« winter we'iTt ever the- ton. They rushed t by full retreat: a't every point, ac¬ board. Allies Hold Krantza Crest cording to the Saloniki correspondent Liman Pacha.General Liman voi Tho Krantza crest, tho key of the of the "Lausanne Gazette." The peas¬ Bulgarian defence in this sector, was ants are joining the advancing Ser¬ Sanders.had constructed a Hert taken and retaken several times, but bians in driving out the detested Bul¬ lingized "iron wall" north of Jem PARIS finally remained in the hands of the garians. Among the prisoners many salem. His 'THE SHQ» OF AMERICA* Allies, «'hi the left a French division Serbians have been found elaborate system of dc under fighting bad taken Sokol and Dobro-Polje and a against their counrtymen. One fences, back as far as Nazareth, wa swamp which was thick with hidden young captive soldier r"rom overrun came Negotfr in thirty-six hours th machine guns. The Serbs on the right upon his brother among the at by held Vetrenik and the "Elephant's Ear." tacking troops. British, Australian and East India At 5 o'clock in the afternoon the Throe Bulgarian regiments hoistec troops, and he saved himself froi Allied success was complete. The Al¬ the white flag, the officers being pow¬ lied losses, the des¬ erless to prevent, this, shot capture only by a hasty flight. H notwithstanding several though they perate resistance of the Bulgarians. of flio ringleaders. is a refugee. His two Turkish am were light. The Allies captured more than 11,000 prisoners, inflicted severo mMÊ los.es em the enemy and took fifty guns, including a number of 155s. The Serbs immediately turned the heavier guns against the Bulgarians. Quanti¬ ties of trench mortars, machine "-una and rifles and a considerable stock of munitions also were takem from the: crie m v. - Manhattan Shirts British Again Press On Near St. Quentin, New Fall Styles Taking 1,000 Captives With y ». !«. WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN Added Just as rare FRANCE, Sept. 25 (By The Associated Durability I said.The Press).- Since the operations of Tues¬ near St. the day Quentin British, with It would be difficult to the French on their right, have made add to the attractivenes* quality of Natural ciga¬ good progress. The enemy is still re¬ of Manhattan Shirt fabrics. Paris sisting on the outskirts of Pontruet They represent the last Emois word in taste and with machine-gun re-ar guards. They fashion. also fought hard against the British at As rettes cannot be explained. Selency und made strong counter at¬ the largest distributors of these shirts, these tacks near but were Gricourt, re-pulsed stores present a complete range, to meet the with many killed or woundeeL mands de¬ It ike, Xjxxteôt The prisoners taken by the British in of widest metropolitan patronage. must be experienced. J,teôe^rUuiq this aector now more than aggregate are 3,000, and many machine' guns also There scores of nerw Fall new have» he-en captured. rangements of colorings, ar¬ Just cents. Elsewhere on tho British front there patterns among these to be twenty sure, but fabrics, has been no great activity, except near more notable still 13 the increased attention Inchy, west, of Cambrai, whert? the pfven to British line has been advanced diglitl** durability. and many of the enemv have been killed. Many of these fabrics are the product of mills Á^?eA4^ír with, J^tootu^tLonô owned and operated by the Manhattan Shirt Com¬ pany. In Outposts Guarding every instance, the material that goes into ficom/Jbhe> ^Bzùt JÓnowrv The Hindenburg Line a Manhattan Shirt is tested to the limit. Not are the only colors guaranteed fast, but you Taken by Canadians may rest assured of a K IT I S H I ! wearing quality measured by &£6^^ B KA 1 »QUA KTERS 1 \ the highest standards known. FRANCE, Sept. 25. Th« Canadians have scored a useful success by push¬ ing forward southeast: of Inchy, along FôBlImMEMTESeLEOK«! or W 0RDfcR the .'anal du Ndr-d to the west of «'am The bra!.. They advanced bo a depth of 150 Weber Original Egyptian on a ^Hetooner yards front of two-« birds of a mil« Eleven Stores .4! Broadway 345 Broadway 775 1185 r/5 This operation ».>,.-, designed to take 44th and Broadway I3«j3 Broadway Broadway Broadway over the 58 Nai»au 150 Na«au deep fringe of outposts pr<-> 20 CortlanrJl 30 Broad 4¿nd and tecting rh« Hiudenburg ¡in.-. Fifth Are. _NEW .¦_ YOKE, A.- -e resuH of yesterday's tlgbtingïii