, 1916-11-22
KILOGRAMS.
ST. GROIX STATION.
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night reads. To-day despite stormy weather
we advanced our front. North and south
of the Ancre, ground was gained chiefly
on the south bank OF the river, where We
reached the outsk, rts of Grandcourt. In
these operations of today 25S prisoners are
reported as having passed through the coll
lectirg station. Yesterday there was much
fighting in the air. In one protracted com
bat between five OF our machines and eight
of the enemy's, one hostile machine was
destroyed aud the rest were dispersed. In
other encounters seven hostile machines
were driEen down damaged. Three OF our
machiues are missing. The situation is un-
changed says the official statement issued
today, re garding military operations in north
ern France. The weather continues wet
and stormy.
Rome, Nov. 19th-The statement from
the War Office today is as follows: On the
Carso the artillery was active and our line
was advanced at some points. In the region
east of Vertoibizza yesterday the enemy
attacked our positions southeast Of Sau-
Pietro and Gorlziu in force, bat was driven
back ia disorder under the hail from our
artillery and machine-guis, leaving many
dead. Some prisoners fell into our hands.
On the remainder of the front operations
were hindered by heavy snow falls. Some
of the highest points III the mountains re-
port a temperature of twenty degrees below
Zorro.
Petrograd, Nov. 19th-The official state
ment given out today says western front
there was an exc ,ange of fire along the
whole front, and there were commissioners
by our scouts. Caucasus front the situation
was unchanged.
Paris, Nov. 18th-The bulletin from the
War Office issued tonight reads: South OF the
Somme an attack which was made by The
Germans against oar french east of Perny
was repulsed by our barrier fire aud gren-
AIDES. An Intermittent cannonade occurred on
the rest of the from. Aviation on the night of
November 10th: One of our aerial squad
rpns dropped 157 shells on an enemy uvia-
ton field at Coluncuurt (Oise) and Crisolles
(Aisne). Belgian communication there was
slight artillery act witty in the sectors of
Dixmude, Steanstraate and Hetsas.
Paris, Nov. 19th.-An official announce
ment made this afternoon reads: Army of
the east: On Nov. 18th there was great.
activity of the artillery on both sides of
Lake Dorian TO the Vardar river. East of
the Cirna river, Serbian troops continuing
their progress toward Cruishte encircied
this place. In the Cerna bend the Serbians
repulsed a new Bulgarian counter-attack on
Hi! 1912. The enemy is falling back in
disorder toward the north pursued by our
Allies who have reached the top of Hill 1878.
III the region south of Monas'ir the French
aud Russian troops made new progress in
the direction of Noloven. The English Avi-
alton Corps bombar ded the enemy camp and
Bivouac at Novak and Monastir. Troops of
the amy of the east entered Monastir at
5 o'clock this morning, the date of the
anniversary of the taking of that town by
the Serbians in 1902. Reporting military
operations on the battle front in France and
Belgium, the Statement issue' by the French
War Department this afternoon reads: The
night was relatively calm on the whole of
the front.
Bucharest, Nov. 19th.-The official state
ment given out at the Rumanian War De-
partment today reads: Northern aud north
western fronts: There is nothing fresh to
report. On the western Moldayian frontier