The Archive · 1915

Fight Stiffening Through Upper Alsace

WEDNESDAY

Paris, Feb. 19.

The official communique suet this afternoon states There were mostly artillery engagements. The enemy exploded a mine at the end of a trench at La Boi we maintained our led the railway stations at Thiancourt and Arnaville.

The oficial communique issued this evening states There were somewhat severe artillery actions in Belgium and the Champagne.

The enemy's activity in the Ar-gone, between Fontaine Madame and Marie Thérdse, were only manifested by mine explosions and bomb-throwing, to which we replied. The German infantry did not quit its trenches.

In Lorraine we repulsed a German attack near Arracourt.

In the Vosges our chasseurs captured a ridge north of Hartmanns-well during violent enow-storm. eh. 13.

The communique issued this! afternoon states:—

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