Through Reuter's Agency, Paris, Feb, 20. London, Feb. 20.
General Sir Douglas Haig's communique reports: aerodrome. Bombs' were dropped on it, exploding inside the shed. The machines returned safely.
Last night " raid on our trenches west of Serre, made after a heavy bombardment, failed completely.
Southwest of Boesinghe the enemy solad an unimportant advanced post.
Paris, Feb. 90.
The official communique issued this evening states:
After a violent bombardment the Germans attempted to cross the Yeer Canal at Steenstrate. Some groups reached our front trenches, from which they were promptly dislodged.
An aeroplane dropped several bombs on Dunkirk, without doing any damage, and also two, which fell ina field, at Lunéville.
There were violent bombardments and mining operations in Champagne, the Argonne, the jeuse and the Moselle. The enemy suffered severely.—Reuter.
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