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LATEST WAR NEWS GERMAN TRENCH DE- FENDERS EXTERMINATED f # A FIGHT IN A FDC. The following communique was issued from Paris on Thursday afternoon:— In the region to the North of Arras several infantry engagements of rather a violent nature developed in the course of the evening and night between Angres and Souchez. To the north of the Bethune-Arras road, a German attack, preceded by a strong bombardment, was completely repulsed. To the north of the station of Souchez we made an attack which enabled us to approach nearer the village. We took! possession of a line of German trenche after having exterminated all the de- fenders by means of grenade ar.d petard, 11 and we have progressed beyond that' point. We took some prisoners and captured a gun. ioisons has been bombarded. In Ar-1 gonne the fusillade and cannonade lasted all night, and at daybreak in the region of Marie Theresa the Germans attempted to leave their trenchcs. They! were repulsed: Between the Meuse and the Moiselle the night was full of incidents. In the forest of Apremont and at the Bois le Pretre there was a bombardment of, musketry fire, a fire of bombs and of petards, but without any infantry en- gagements, except between Fey-en-Haye: and the Bois-ie-Pretre, wilere all enemy attacks were checked.

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