A communique issued this after-moon states: "The German cavalry on our left wing, who had seized certain passages of the river Lys, to the eastward of Aire, have been driven back and retired yesterday to the region of Armentidres, ~The enemy have attacked vigors between Arras and the Oise and on the right bank of the Anere without making progress. We live wade slight progress in the tre wth of the Aisne, particu-the north-west of Boissons.
Between Craonno and Reim: vermin night attacks have beea re-pul There is nothing to report Iwtween Reims and the Meuse. The enemy made a very violent attack in the region of Apremont, to the east of St. Mihiel, on the night of the oth, During the following day Apremont was taken and retaken and remains in our hands, There is no change in Lorraine and the Vonges. Thus everywhere we have maintained our positions.
London, Oct. 11.
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