, 1915-12-04
81. (hOIN STATION.
Censored Mt Jamaica.)

IOllOn, Zee 1St-I ltlNl SLd III UOII
French reports: Fifteen encounters in the
AR took place on Sunday ana one hostile
machine was brought down. One of our
pilots fought five hostile aerOplanes during
a single FIGHT. Bombing attacks were sue
ccs,ful against the German arludlone at Cuts
and the ammunition factory at Ia ChaPelotte.
Fourteen machines attacked The former place
and - the latter, dong considerable dnmnge
in 10th instances. All the machines eturned
snfelv. Reports from the coast state that
German aeroplaues were active on Sunday;
also that French aeroplaues brought down II
German aeroplane and II British seaplane
brought down a Germnn senpiaue. A Brit
ish neroplnne destroyed II German submal n
off Middelkerke, aud the latter was seen 10
break in half
A French ot1icinl communique SAYS; "Bya
spirited attack north of the Labyrinth we
drove the Germans from the crater they had
occupied since tue 18th Nov, and their losses
were appreciabIe, while ours were slight.
One Of our aeroplanes was forced to lant
near Dompcevrin, before the German Pc /
tons on the left bank of the Meuse, bat de-
spite violent German artillery fire the ma
chine was only slightly damaged and the
a|viators returned safely"
A German official announcement states:
During clear and frosty weather there hns
been lively activity by artillery and a~vintora
along our entire trout. North of ST. MihIel
an enemy aeropIaue was forced to land be-
fore our front and was destroyed by our nr~
tillery fire. tn Confines - civilians have
been killed md eight injured by the fire of
the enemy during the last t~ortui9ht.'
A Berlin offend announcement stntes: "Our
pursuit is progressing and over 1900 Serb
nns have been taken prisoners. The total
number of cnnnon tnken from he Serbiuns
is SOP, many of which are Of heavy cllibrc."
An Austrian Official statement says: "Our
offensive against North Eastern Montenegro
is proceedings. The Austro- Hun9ariaus are
advancing across the Metulka Ridge, south Of
Priboat.'
A French official communiqut states:
erhere is calm on our front. The SerbiAus
have been attacked 1T Mouastr. Between
Monastir and Kalknndelen the operations OF
the BulgariaLs are beng impeded by snow,
The British report a number of Bulgarian
deserters.
An official despatch from Sofia states:
eve are energeticalIy pursuing the enemy,
despite difficult climatic conditions. On
our advance towards Prisrend we cuptu,ed
three thousand prisoners and eight guns,
On their retreat TO Montenegro the SerbIans
destroyed all their remaining field guns and
heavy guns, and the remains Of the Serbian
army are retreuting with their mountain Guns.
Our advance towards Prisreud continues.
On the south macedonia front on Friday
we occupied the last Serbian position on
the Olna Rjeko, on the road from Prlcan to
Monastir. Near Alliance, sou h-wtst OF PrleI,
the SerbIans are retreat ng toWmds Monns-
tir, and owing to our energetic pursuit they
were unable to destroy the bridge across the
Ornn Rjeka. The French retreatiug ON The
right bank Of he Cerna destroyed a railway
bridge near Vnrdar, a bridge near Vozerei
west of Loyodur and also n bridge near II
deGle across the Balistica."
A British official announcement regarding
the operations in the Kameluns states:
'Since the 23rd ult. considerable fighting
has occurred west of Juunde, where the
Franco-Brtish expeditionary forces under
Brigadier-G General Dobell are advancing sue
c~essfully along the road and railway from
Eden. The British contingent has penetra-
ted to the Puge river, while further south
the French have occupied Makoudo. Heavy
losses have been inflicted on the Germuus
whose centre is IN the comparatively elevated
aren about Jaunde, where the Government
colony is established, while small parties of
fugitives are being pursued energeticqlly by
the Allied columns under Lieutenant-Colone
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