Paris, Nov. 2 The official communique issued this afternoon states: To the southward of Ypres, s German at-ing th the day has been repulsed. tack upon a trench won by us dur-
of three batteries of large calibre Our artillery damaged a Rud guns at Vermelies: our troops took, brilliantly, the Chateau of Vermelles and ite park, two houses of the village and some trenches.
There has been a lively cannot nade at Fay anda violent bombardment at Vendresse and Craonne, to which our artillery suocessfully replied, destroying a battery.
We repulsed a German attack on Fontaine Madame in the Argonne and made some progress. We also took a trench and small earthwork in the Argonne.
There is nothing to report from Woorre or the Vosges. the heights of the Meuse, the
Paris, Deo. 3.
An official at 11 yesterday evening states:—Thoro has been a violent bombardment of Lampernisse, west of Dix-made. In the Argonne the enemy blow up, by means of mines, the north-western spur of the Forest of Lagurie. Wo are consolidating and developing our progress on this position, On the front in Al-saco we carried Aspach-lo-Haut and Aspach-lo-Bas, south-east of Than. On the remainder of the front there is nothing to report.
London, Deo. 3 The Petrograd correspondent el the "Morning Post" states thit General Rennenkampf has bea superseded because he was two devs late in taking up his position in th concentration enclosing the Germass east of Lodz.
Petrograd, vid Peking, Deo 2 There was comparative quiet all the fronts yesterday. The fight ing at Lowicz continued with les intensity. On the let at midnight the enemy attacked, in dee columns, north of Lodz, but were repulsed.
We have entered Wieliceka, south of Cracow.
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