Paris, March 8, Military writers emphasize that there is no cause for anxiety concerning the new German thrusts on the left bank of the Meuse, here the Germans are now hurl: ing their reserve of 100,000 men, having failed at Douaumont.
The vigour of the enemy's offend sive is considered to be good for the Allies, It will prevent another German offensive in the West for a long time, whereas the French possess large reserves which they have not yet used. ip to the present five German xencrals have been killed at Verdun, It appears that the Germans have been' compelled to change their methods and generals and commanders are now heading the German troops in assaults.
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