London, Dec. 18.
The Salmon, a large-type submarine, carried out its daring exploit the day attent had permitted the Reich's luxury liner Bremen to pass safely although within torpedo range en route from Murmansk to Germany on December 12.
Vosges, a French General Staff communique announced this evening.
"Toward midday," the communique stated, sharp engagement took place in the Vosges Mountains between one of our reconnoitring parties and German units. "We captured a number of the enemy soldiers, among them two officers," the official despatch asserted.—Havas.
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