Parle, Jan. 12 M. Yenace Paderewsk, the renown-list and former, Premier of frst tember of the Polis Council land, who was recently appointed
of State, has arrived at Angers the headquarters of the Polish "Govern: ment Eighty. years of age, Paderewakl was polleslly active 3 {he cause ut Poland during the Great fand photographic missions over the front, with fighter aircraft giving the necessary protection.
The Germans also made several long-distance reconnaissance fights covey northern and eastern France as well as day and night fights towards the east coast of Britain, It is bow Hoved that the object of these night Aights was to lay magnetic mines.
"Allowing for the forces necessary to maintain guard in Bohemia and Poland, I am convinced that in. the spring Germany will not have at her disposal more divisions than the Allies," says General Duval, writing oday'in the newspaper "Lo Journal. The Maginot Line, General Duval adds, is no longer a single tine, but double or even triple defence, Charles Morice, writing in "Lo Petii Parisien," says: "Never has éonfidence in the "Maginot Line been greater than it is today. "Although everything has been ready for an emergency for a long time, work con Uinues actively, and. thanks to the Ingenuity of all' concerned, perfection has almost been reached.
Lost night's French war communique reports increased artillery activity on tither side and also a fair amount of activity on the part of both air forces. Ttelaims that a German reconnoitring place was brought down over French
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