Paris, Feb. 27.
The official communique issued this afternoon state:
Nothing new to report from the North Sea to Champagne.
Our artillery in the Argonne exploded an ammunition depot. The Germans, in the wood at Malan-court, again sprayed one of our advanced trenches with burning liquid. The trench had to be abandoned, its occupants being seriously burnt. A counter-attack, which was made immediately, prevented the Germant inflicting losses on the burnt men. Wo took a number of prisoners.
Our heavy artillery, in the region of Verdun and on the heights of the Meuse, enveloped with their fire some German batteries, wrecking some guns and exploding about twenty ammunition-waggons. We annihilated a detachment of Germans and destroyed an entire encampment.
The struggle at Bois Brule is pro gressing to our advantage.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.