The Editor takes no responsibility for the amer tions of German reports, Berlin, March 24.
The Foreign Office publishes the following report:
Headquarters, March 24.
In the Chanipagne artillery duels only have taken place.
In the Priest-wood, north of Pont-it-Mousson, the enemy, who tried to win back ground gained by the Germans, has been repulsed.
New attacks of the enemy northeast of Badonviller and on Reichsackerkopf have broken down in the German fire.
Fighting is going on near Hartmanns-Weilerkopf.
The German troops pursuing the Russians retreating northward of Memo] have taken 500 Russians prisoner near Polangen and have captured three guns, three machine guns and plenty of cattle and Near Laugazargen, southwest of Tauroggen and northeast of Mariampol, the Russian attacks have been repulsed with heavy lo: s.
Northwest of Ostrolenka several Russian attacks have failed. Here the Germans have taken twenty officers and more then 2,500 men prisoner and have captured five mach-me guns.
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