Edwin Leland James

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Edwin Leland James,  ../../

“ I have just received a semi-official report that, following the Vaux attack, the American troops advanced on the west side of Hill 204 so far that the Germans expected an attack and evacuated the hill they had paid so much to hold the last three weeks. This is not yet positively confirmed, but I do know that at this moment our guns are pouring high explosives over the German lines of communication to the north of the hill.
So far the Germans have made no attempt to advance directly through Chateau-Thierry.
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Edwin Leland James,  ../../

“ Should the allied strength prove too much for this, the German command may concentrate its driving power just east of Chateau-Thierry, in an attempt to widen the front before Paris, which now extends from Montdidier to Chateau-Thierry. It is too early to state definitely what the real plan is. ”
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