following reports Headquarters, Feb. 12.
In the western theatre of war the enemy's ships again appeared on yesterday after a rather Jong interval. Aviators of the enemy have dropped bombs over Ostend without doing military damage.
Headquarters, Feb. 13.
Near the coast the enemy's aviators yesterday again threw bombs. by which soma of the civilian population were hurt and some pri property damaged, while the Ger man military losses were negligible.
On the west front: artillery shells have been found which doubtless were manufactured in the United States of America.
The number of prisoners made in the attacks which were yesterday repulsed east of Souain have increased to 44 officers and 468 men.
Before the German front 200 of the enemy were found dead, while the German losses during there engage. ments were only ninety killed and wounded.
North of Massiges, northwest of Saint Menehould. the attacks which were started on the 3rd instant are being continued. A further metres of the enemy's main position have been taken.
Near Sudelkopf, in the Vosges. the enemy tried renewed attacks. but was everywhere easily repulsed.
On and beyond the east Prussian frontier the military operations are everywhere progressing. Where-ever the enemy tries resistance it is immediately broken.
In Poland, on the right of the Vistula, the German attacking troops have crossed the lower Skrawa and are advancing in the direction of Racinosh.
From the Polish theatre of war west of the Vistula nothing of importance is reported.
Headquarters. Feb. 14.
Northwest of Pont-&-Mousgon the Germans have taken the village of Norroy and Height 365 west of it; two officers and 150 French soldiers have been made prisoners.
In the Vosges the vil'aces of Hill-son and Obersengern have been
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