Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-24 | Page 4 | Prisoners Taken in Yankee Raid on German Lines

PRISONERS TAKEN IN YANKEE RAID ON GERMAN LINES WIT r f TffK A M I ; ! t H ' A N AH MY I N FltANCK, Stmdav. Sept. 2? (Htitrr'N -A merh an lrrvim nilde.) ih epemv line In the nelghhorhtMi'i uf llauimont vlllnK", in the (filler of the new line iitiid.i the 81. Mlhlel nallent. hM night. Thry t ap-tureO ap-tureO ( went y - five. piiioiH-in, One unit nttm kid tlaurmnnt. If engaged en-gaged In ha rp flC ht lii;( h tho Vjllaf-e, taking twenty prisoners and killing and wounding some forty more Germans. The prisoners were members of a Jaeger battalion bat-talion formerly stationed at Metz. American patrols have discovered en-em en-em v trenches and a machine-gran emplacement em-placement south of Dommartin, which is in the Krlemhild line. The enemy continues con-tinues work, all along this front.