Amsterdam, Jan. 25. A German official naval state ment says: North Sea the Beydlite, Derffing.
During an adi in the er, Moltke and Blicher were ae-companied by four small cruisers Through Renter's Agency.
London, Jan. 25.
The official communique issued this afternoon states:
We progressed slightly eastward of St. Georges.
On the rest of the front there Our squadron became engaged with British force consisting of five battle-crumers, several emall cruis fsers and twenty-six destroyers.
The British broke off the engagement, after s three hours' fight, seventy miles west-north-west of were artillery duels, with inter- ¢ligoland, and retreated. mittens gun firing from the Lys to} According to the information the Cine. available, one British battle-crui-'The enemy made a counter-attack ser and, on our side, the Blucher at Berry-an-Bac, which was re. were sunk. All the other German pulsed. The trenches in dispute vessels returned to port, remained in our possession, London, Jan. 95.
We demolished several German In connexion with the German works and shelters in Champagne. version of the battle in the North 'A very lively rifle fire in Bois de Sea, it is worthy of note that the Grurie was checked by our artil-British Admiralty announces that all the British battle-cruisers enlery.
We completed the destruction of gaged oro safe, the enemy's bridges at St. Mihiel.
Io Lorraine we surprised and
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