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Berlin, Jan. 91.
The Foreign Office publishes the following report.
Headquarters, Jan. 21.
Between the coast and the Lys there were only artillery fights on January 21.
The trench taken on January 19 by the Germans near Notre Dame de Lorette was lost yesterday.
Last night north-west of Arras the French repeatedly attacked on oth sides of the high road from Arras to Lille, but they were repulsed.
South-west of Berry-an-Bac the Germans took two French trenches which have been kept in spite of resolute counter-attacks.
French attacks against the German positions south of Saint Mihiel have been repulsed.
North-weet of Pont-d-Mousson the Germans have succeeded in again taking a part of the posi. tions which they had kept until January 18. The Germans there took four guns and made some prisoners. The fight for the rest of the lost position is still continuing.
the Vosges, north-west of Sennheim, the fighting is continuing.
In east Prussia the situation is unchanged.
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