Paris, Oct, 23.
Its growing colder on the Western Front. "At night, the sound stamping on duck-boards can be heard in trenches as the troops try to Keep warm. Here and there, smokeless charcoal fires and smou!der~
Ing braziers may be seen.. Behind the lines, soldiers are trying to obtain wood {0' light fires in their billets.
German prisoners taken in the last 48 hours were suffering badly from cold. They complain they have no blankets and have only one hot meal dally, They declare the food they get from the French is far better than that provided in the German Army.
Sunday was another quiet day on the Western Front, according to the latest French war communique. The only selivity during the day were Sambushes and patrols at several points,"—Reuter, Berlin Says "AN Quiet"
Berlin, Oct, 23, The German High Command com~ munique last night said that on the Western Front yesterday "there were no particular events except for slight artillery. fire and reconnaissance activity."—United. Press.
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