Paris, Sept. 11.
Referring to the military operations on the Western Front, 'M. Charles Morice, writing in "Lo Petit Parisien," thas this to say.
"Por the past 24 hours, the Germans; have been resisting energetically. However, no enemy counter-attacks have affected our positions which remain unchanged. "German artillery batlones ure very active, which goes to prove that our troops have a good grip on the outposts of the Siegiried Une, the main section of which not far off from the front held by our troops in the Saar and Palatinate re~ gions. Our own artillery units, aot to be outdone, effectively replied to the firing by enemy batlerles. Protected by our heavy guns, our troops: engaged in a' series of ' methodical actions, undertaken without utmost caution, and advanced between the Soar and the Vosges mountains in France. This means that our advance kept on between the region South of Snatbrucken and the one in the neighbourhood of the Mossel Referring next to the Siegfried Line, which he pointed out had been constructed rather rapidly, the welter stated that "it can't be much in the neighbourhood of the Luxembourg Seems to confirm this supposition, since it may alm at preventing a more extensive operation by our troops in in' summing up the miliary altuation, stated that clashes fare increasing but no battle has been fought as yet. "The ground is in our favour," the paper coneluded—Havas.
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