Berlin, Jan. 12.
'A French company staged a strong surprise attack that broke into German lines near Kreuzberg yesterday, the oficial news agency, DNB, admitted last night. 'The' attack" was repulsed, and a number of French were killed and wounded, the agency said. D.N.B. reported several alr batties took place yesterday on the West Front during which two Allied planes and one German plane were shot down—United Press, Striking Address by M. Herriot Paris, gin, On the occasion of his re-election to the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies, M. Edouard Herriot today delivered a striking address which he stressed the causes which compelled France to take up arms, '"Prance and Great Britain are defending, og President Roosevelt has already' stated on January 3, freedom, the rights of conscience, moral right, and democracy, the best form of Government yet created by humanity')" he declared.
Referring' to Finland's gallant defence. against the Soviet regime "which tries to crush the wenk and Kill off the wounded",.M, Herriot stressed that Finland's victory "represents the triumph of mind over matter, of human values over brutality.
"Our duty and the interests of on cause compel us {0 give Finland all the assistance in our power," he Tue Queen has presented the Domin-fon archives with General Wolfe's last Teller to his mother, written a few days before the battle of Quebec, and machine-gunned the - trawler. Two bombs struck the rail and fell into the sea, and twa others missed forced Tanding at Saerbaek, in South Henry gave a vivid description of the War, snd wae fist. Prime. inister Jutland, today. The crew immediately fight" A ball was given last night for fand'"Minster' of Foreign Aflairs of set fire' to the plane before surren- the crew by the British colony—the Polish Government in 1910-20—
180 years ago, he won for Britain. The letter, it is stated, was written on August 31, the ship altogether. The captain of dering to the authorities Reuter, Reuter.
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