Great activity by German troops Jatong the River Moselle and a portion of the River Sauer forming the German-Luxembourg frontier is reported from Brussels. Infantry, cetakee cid on eat aad to be continually on the move, while soldiers and workmen are busy' on Persistent rains in the past week have caused new floodings, and in Jmany points, German barbed-wire entanglements are inundated. Patrol operations are daily observed between the villages of Perl and Apach by Laxembourgers from Schengen.
German attempt, heralded by. artillery fire, to raid 'a French post least of the Moselle was easily beaten tack' by a French counter-barrage before it could get near its objective. German artillery was also active south of Saurbruecken, Air forces of both sides have been kept to the ground because of con-tinted bad lying conditions—Reuter, German C-in-C Visite Front Berlin, Dec. 1.
Colonel-General Walther' von Brauchitech, Commander-in-Chief of the German Army, has left for the West-fern Front. to inspect the German troops.
'A. High Command communique issued here today states that reconfhaissance machines flying over the North Sea were caught in a, violent gale. Four sea-planes, it adds, were forced to alight on the sea. They are stated to have been partly damaged, but all their crews are reported to have been reseed—Reuter,
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