Show LIGGETTS LIGGETT'S MEN DRIVE ENEMIES TOWARD RHINE I j Valor r of Fighting Wild Cats I i I Shown as Rebel Yell Is Heard Heardy By y Dallion Ruiz Runyon you b. b f. f I STAFF STAFI P Service 1018 by h With tho the American 4 First Arm Army XO No OId 4 Delae Delayed Ol Old Pound Em Im getta seUs men tonight hold the height height- commanding tho the tows towns of ot and Longuyon on as well as Confirm These are arc railroad centers of ct r rast vast ast Importance Importance Im Im- to the Germans s They ar are The They Piled high with German supplies arc nrc with German troops Tonight the they are arc within reach rench of ot tho the fiery lash Insh of or tho the J bl big artillery pieces Strung arong the hills dominating dom dom- and tho flatlands flat flatlands mating these towns across lands on oti either cither sl side elde e are aro men from Texas Oklahoma I Kansas Missouri Colorado New ew Mexico New ew Now New Columbia and Jersey the District of ot Maryland The old rebel yell ell was wa heard over o tho the fields of ot Franco France as ns the boys bos from Virginia climbed the tho heights along with the rest They arc aie all aJl part of at said would the army which German Germany never or get Jet here In time the tho army which Germany admitted today in m her com corn had broken tho the German line lino an and caused a a. German retreat retreat- En Dugout out Taken The They Thoy sleep In dugouts still littered with German belongings In shell holes I I i bodies 1 still warm from German When hen It comes time for bivouac LI Liggette I i gette men find It easier to chase the i Germans out of at their positions than to Regular nun men of or the build now OW ones made up the tho line lino which I national army I rushed the tho heights height today This time I most of the latter were a a. year eor ago go I I wearing Derby hats Ins Instead tend of at the tho steel helmets under which they fought to today today too to- to o day and which furnish hard pillows k for tor their heads tonight three days das they have havo shoved th the In I. I It II nn n t I Germans OK DC n no 0 o m mile eighteen front The They have havo taken Most of th these so about bout tent twenty villages villages are aro being made Into roads road b by American p pioneers a as one of t f them ex explained ex- ex today fhe They uso shell crushed which once formed picturesque old houses to poun pound Into tho the hl highways and to provide a n. firm foun foundation forthe for tor the tho Interminable American caravans of ot otI I i trucks bearing supplies tr trying ln deeper desper- i to to keep hoop up with tho the flying i i troops Many tan historic towns to are ground Into tho the roads now Tho The men In the front frontI head to I line lino are caked with Ith mud mutI from foot sc Scorned It was clear again overhead overhand today tout hut tho the path or of war led lea over soft sott oze ooze The Infantrymen went along along- kicking huge buge hunks oC ot mud from their te feet t between shots Occasionally they would havo have to stop and themselves thorn them I selves from their coatings made pt ot o. o the tho I f soil Eoll of t France Franco One Ono lono doughboy came down own the tho Toad road Just behind the Iho cattle lino line herding herd herd- Ono One ing a a. bunch of Gorman German prisoners of or the prisoners prisoner accidentally dropped from his pocket It photograph n. n t proved to be bo a 1 photograph of at the kaiser The rho doughboy glanced at It then gave Save It a a. kick Another prisoner paused and looked then proceeded ed carefully caroI care caro- i at the picture I fully to stamp the tel features of at his beI be- be I loped 7 ruler deep Into tho the mud with military boots hl heavy It was such tough going over the tho fields that many soldiers threw off rt about everything they carried except rifles and ammunition Captain Much Admired pt P Stephen Doyle Dolc former Wash Wash- Ington Jetterson baseball all player from Sharon Pa was discovered ered snoozing In Ina a It hole which had been carved out of ot tho the mud b by a huge shell HIs Hla main topic of ot conversation was the brn bravery ry of ot his minister captaInS captain a former Presbyterian from Culpher Va named Hooper Steves Steve's admiration for this valiant J m of ot God Gorl was so great relt ho he could coul not talk of anything else but when the tho Reverend ex-Reverend Hooper was located In ln another watery waler shell hole ho spoke enthusiastically en en- enI I of Stove Steve Fighting Is 1 to o 0 Intimate along the American line even cven battalion head- head I i quarters aro are pitched In shell holes hoOs D By fly da day It snows machine gun bullets up there fl By ny night th the German artillery the hold earsplitting conferences with American guna guns |