Contact between the enemy forces was long ago established in no-man's-land. "'No-man's-land averages. from half to one mile in width. It is not populated in the daytime, but at ight, even when guns rage, it teams with activity as rival patrols, by feeling out the enemy here and there, keep the two High Commands fami: liar with everything that goes on behind "both tines, "In many places there are abandoned villages in. the middle of No-man's-land. They are visited regularly each night by patrols to ascertain If the enemy is trying to take them. Communiques dispose of these encounters as scale fered action, and that, so far, has been the extent of action seen on the front—United. Press. math of the siming of the Turko-
'A Turkish mission of eight members, will Teave here tomorrow. for London to discuss details of British financial ald in accordance with the Poct—United Press,
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