Paris, Nov. 16.
The official communique issued at 11 p.m. states that the situation is unchanged.
Paris, Nov. 17.
The official communtqué issued this afternoon states that in the Nieuport, Dixmuds and Ypres districts the bombardment has been UNTRUE STATEMENTS, London, Nov. 16.
Official:—-German reports that the French have been thrown from the Argonne are entirely untrue. In this region the trenches are sometimes only fifty metres apart and if the French have retired 150 metres in some parts they have advanced proportion ately in others. Thie story is in the same category s that of German successes round Verdun, which has never even been bombarded. resumed more violently than during the past few days. Our artillery on the Canal to the south of Dixmude stopped the works of the Germans, who were attempting to check the inundation of the country. The enemy was also. compelled to evacuate some trenches which were reached by the water,
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