The Great War.1474th Day the labor of the inhabitants of thi3 drift, is marked beside the course on in concentration against one of 'he A!- in lies. U. S. rvgion erecting fortifications. TWO FRENCH SUCCESSES Maps GuideAirmen the map. The compass course for the Germany's peace drive is likely Sanitary Unit German to of a return journey is also marked. The New consist similar attack, but is Given New Germans Preparing speed of the machine is calculated, and whether againdt Italy or France it is Honors In Raids at hard to Night on the line of the course a series of say. Perhaps France may be Ten Americans To Front Drive selected, because Karl must be concili¬ Receive W Evacuate points are marked, showing where the Peace ated. His are him Cross for Their on For Long Distances Machine should be every ten minutes, subjects encourag!ng Bravery From Roye to Noy thus enabling the airman to check his to throw off the German militarijt yoke, at Front PARIS, 17..-The Germans are progress and to know his approximate and now that is in¬ Aug. if he lost. îs Predicted Germany asking PARIS. Aug. preparing to evacuate the position gets stead of assistance, h;S demands 17.-Sanitary S(Tvj Roye-Las- Course Is Planned The airman climbs in circles above giving Unit 544, commanded by Lieut««. aigny-Noyon salient, says the "Echo de Compass his airdrome until he has gained a - will carry greater weight. « *. to on his »«*«*. Paris." It is indicated, the paper adds, sufficient height start safely If Germany could separate the Allies itse.f in the tíSSSt and Wind Direction turns his machine recent heavy that German and laborers are journey, and then she a that fighting. ,*,. pioneer* until his illuminated com- Action Expected To Be would gain great victory, but ten of its members have at the front lines eastward, received thD work behind German Is Determined | pass shows that he is flying on the possibility passed when America ar¬ War Cross from the French on a new Hindenburg line. right course. Then he fUes straight, Taken at Headquarters rived. The German wireless tries con¬ commander. This divisional to avoid to right makes twenty-t* The German position in Roye is seri¬ taking care swerving stantly to divide the Allies and to ex¬ to or left. Conference decorations date amone the ous. Not only are the Allies a mile j the aggerate the and losses of one Amer' Landmarks At the same time he watches bravery cans in the unit and f0r t« and one-quarter west of the town, but Sought country below for "landmarks. As he to the detriment of the other. She will French members. The he looks for some ten who r the roads leading out of it toward crosses the lines follow the same tactics at the ce distinctive feature, such as the bend probably ¡ved the War Cross are: Peronr.e, Ne.«lo and Noyon aro under Rivers Prove To dark mass of a battered in Neutral coming peace drive. Harold J. McGoun, Cl arles H. Be the Best of a canal, the Agents .Hubert L. Darf. the tire of Allied guri3. town, or the thin black thread of a King, David T. Mc¿5 Guides for Aviators in If he finds it he knows he is at Work English Pacifists Decreasing Henry J. Knowies, Eal-1 \V M-'on» railway. Countries John N. Shaw, John O. on the right course. Lord North«-'life yesterday called Curry," Karl«' Man-Power Wastage Nocturnal Then he sees that a river should Nichols and Wil iam B. 0 Brièn TB Flights watch Lord Lansdowne an "amiable Junker." is the second mention appear in a few minutes, llis a for Nichai»«»1] Forcing Enemy to shows that he has been flying forty Press Also Utilized He said that Earl Beauchamp, posses¬ O'Brien. min¬ Being the the The Ai*ociated Press) minutes, and near the forty-five sor of the Order of the Red During year United S'ate* (Correspondence of a twisted Eagle, Service Straits ute mark on his map is pale, in Pro-Teuton feared for his landed and de¬ Army Sanitary attached to the Desperate AN AMERICAN AIRDROME IN blue line. He looks ahead and sees in Spreading interests, French army has had 198 individual BRITISH HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, July 20,.Before leaving on the moonlight a silver streak and he clared that there is not a pacitistipaper mentions and a number of section. FRANCE, Aug. 17.- The actual prog¬ knows he is making good time. When Propaganda in w^ich is not subsidized. mentioned as a whole, while a long distance night raid the airmen its England has beei: Section ress made by the Allies the last he is over the river he compares NorthchiTe said that had fur¬ 646 given the aiguilett'cs of during first prepare their maps with great outline with his and sees that he Germany the War Cross, the week was but emi¬ map, being first sanl- comparatively small, care, marking on them the detailed is crossing it at the right place. He Arthur S. nished an example in the peace of Ver¬ tary unit to receive this honor from nently satisfactory. We aro now at a course from the airdrome to their is forging steadily ahead to his desti- By Draper sailles for the Allies to follow, and the the French command. period when we might look for a vio¬ objective. nation. Ile sees the rivers and canals (Special Cable to Th* Tribune) coming peace must be made at Potsdam The casualties in the service durlni lent but thus far the most clearly of all the landmarks in M'opyrleht. 1918, by The Tribuno Aseodatiera) the year amounted to twenty-six killed enemy reaction, By means of a small balloon, whose time. Water is unmistakable. or Berlin. and 159 efforts at have been the night twenty-nine missing wounded enemy recovery speed, direction and height are recorded The next most distinct objects are LONDON, Aug. 17..Out of the con- There is less pacifism in England to¬ or gassed. Besides performing jts minor and are unsuccessful.-, There no an instrument on the the woods and forests, which appear like at German main day than at any time in the last three duties with the French armies, the ger. by ground, arid their is ference the headquar¬ vice lent indications that he is prepared to do wind at dif¬ black patches, shape and there are who are has temporarily several sec¬ force and direction of the He sees roads ters come rather than a mil¬ years, many tions to American more rwinCttin a usually very distinct. may peace the army. than defensive atti¬ ferent altitudes are discovered, and the like thin white ribbons, save where more moderate than Northclirt'e. But tude the recent battle front. trees. itary drive. Ludendorff is sparring for along compass course, allowing for wind they are thickly bordered by the Britons have learned a K-sson at The wastage in man power during time, and ho won't be ready to make Brest-Litovsk which they won't forget Venizelos Confers the campaigns this year is restricting even a small show for a Lichnowsky. Muehlon and court fell on the morning of the 14th, Meade, Md., General March said that spectacular quickly. With Allied seriously General Ludendorff's mra- not to mention Leader in of tho arrival of fresh rein¬ nominations of a number of major Couple of months, or until the 1920 Kuehlmann, Maximilian tegic scope. A large proportion oí hi spite have done in the words New divisions were iden- would soon be sent to the class is a drive will Harden, much, (Special Dispatch to The available reserves have into tht forcements. generals ready, and peace Thf.un«) gone their to new of the ex-Krupp director, to "contribute- tified among these Germans troops. Senate, and assignment serve his WASHINGTON, Aug. 17..A tel«, melting pot, while our front stand? purposes excellently. Before toward reconciliation and diminish war The of the rest of the divisions would be announced after gram from Salónica to mnssive- and unweakened by the brill¬ conquest Admiral von Hintze, Kuehlmann's suc- fever" in Until the German day nyi Thiescourt massif will be a more diffi¬ their confirmation. Germany. Premier Venizelos of Greece has just iant victory won by the Fourth Army cessor as Foreign Secretary of State, to follow the conferred with the commander cult task. Tho Germans hold very Discussing the reports that Ameri¬ government begins lead of in chief without our reserves. started for this conference, in company these men will be of the Allied forces in the Balkans taxing on the Piémont can had been ill treated by peace distant. Fine weather and good ground havt strong positions prisoners with the Kaiser and Hertling, he told General Franchet P'Esperey. and on on both sides o? their German captors, General March The visit of the Premier is believed enabled the necessary adjust' Height ridges the Berlin correspondent of the "Köl¬ hero to forecast artillery Divette. their earth¬ s?.id : in importnrt militan' ments to bo pushed on without check the Supported by nische Zeitung" that Germany was Congressmen London movements on the Macedonian are able to make a "We get information about the treat¬ front, Although the same conditions works, they very ready for any reasonnble peace, but On to West Front where the Greek army is now concen. equalli serious defence to frontal attacks, al¬ ment of American prisoners of war in Way trated.