Paris, Nov. 21.
The official communique issued this afternoon states that the operations yesterday, on the whole, were imilar to these of the two preceding days." Our artillery assumed the advantage over the enemy's at Nieuport. There has been inter-mittens cannonading from Dixmude to south of Ypres.
The enemy's infantry made an attack on Hollebeke and were immediately repulsed. There is nothing to report from the Belgian frontier to the Oise.
Our artillery on the Aisne and in Champagne increased the advantage it has gained over the enemy and prevented the digging of trenches.
We blew up some trenches in the Argonne. We progressed in the region of Verdun and the Vosges—sometimes establishing trenches within thirty metres of the enemy's position.
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