(he wantons of German pane The Editor takes no ren i Berlin, March 18.
The Foreign Offics publishes the following report:
Headquarters, March 18.
The French advance against the German position at the south slope of the height of Notre Dame de Lorette has been repulsed.
The French partial attacks in the Champagne north of Mesnil has been stopped by a counter-attack. The renewed French attack yesterday evening was repulsed with heavy losses for the French.
In the Argonnes yesterday the fighting was abating.
French aviators threw bombs on the open Alsatian town Schmettstacit. Only one had a result falling on a lady teachers' training school killing two children and severely wounding ten.
In reply the German aviators st night dropped bombs of big size on the fortress of Calais.
The Russian attacks on the German positions between the Pilica and the Orzee rivers as well as northeast of Przasnysz yesterday have been continued without success. West of the Ravka the Germans made 900 and east of the river 1,000 prisoners and took four machine guns. Hordes of the Russian Reichewehr gained cheap suees by invading the most northern corner of East Prussia i the direction of Memel. They pillaged and burnt down all villages and estates. As retaliatory measures for each village or estate burnt down on German territory by these hordes three villages or estates in the Russian—occupied territory will be set on fire; every damage caused by fire in Memel will be answered by burning down Russian Government buildings at Suwalki and other provincial capitals in German hands,
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