London, Jan. 29.
General Sir Douglas Haig reporte Last evening the enemy, after a heavy bombardment, entered some of our saps near Carney.
Counter-attacks early this morning ejected the enemy who abandoned his dead and wounded.
Hostile shelling in this area continued to-day.
The enemy made bombing attacks during the night and morning near the Quarries and Givenchy. They were repulsed.
Shelling has been heavy in the vicinity of Loos, but hae now diminished. Our artillery replied vigorously, besides bombarding and damaging the enemy trenches at other points.
Jan. 30.
General Sir Douglas Haig reports considerable artillery activity last night about Vaux. "Three of our German near Scare. patrols successfully bombed some
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