"London, Feb. 22.
General Sir Douglas Haig's communique reporte:—t night the enemy sprang 1 mine east of Givenchy. We had no casualties. He also shelled Poper-
At dawn we sprang a mine near the Hohenzollern Redoubt and occupied the nearer lip of the crater.
To-day our artillery bombarded the enemy trenches in the vicinity of Maricourt-o-villers and the Ypres-Comines Canal.
The enemy shelled our positions southwest of Ypres, using many lachrymatory shells. Our trenches between the Pilken Road and the Ypres Canal were also bombarded.
One of our aeroplanes was struck by an anti-aircraft shell and the pilot's leg practi managed, however machine safely at the aerodrome without injury to the observer.
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