Jan. 28.
Warmer weather has permitted more extensive German aerial reconnoissances on the Dvina front.
Melting snow is reported to have formed veritable seas between the Russian and German lines on parts of the Riga front, ies think that the increased German activity is rather sign of nervous tension than an intention to assume the offensive ea the northern front.
Reports are coming in that a continual thaw in the region of the German centre has caused the overflow of the rivers Strypa and Yaselda, inundating their trenches and carrying away earth-work Sheets of water in many places separate the German front from their rear and communications /have to be maintained by poate.
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