FUTURE GERMAN OFFENSIVES OUT OF THE QUESTION
FRENCH POSITION WILL REQUIRE FEWER TROOPS ' (STOTEE'B TEKGBAM.) (Eeceived November 5, 8.30 a;m.) T . . • ~.. „ PARIS, 4th November. It 9em _1 -°»0la"y reported that the evacuation of the ChenAn dcs Dames means that the Germans have abandoned heights from which they viewed the French back lines, and have taken up their position in the marshy region of the Ailette, which the French dominate. Moreover, any serious attempt at an offensive by the enemy on the Aisne front in the future is out of the question, W ili% q uir e ef eewe er topi P°Slti°n in *his region is rendel'ed easier> and
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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 109, 5 November 1917, Page 7
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108FUTURE GERMAN OFFENSIVES OUT OF THE QUESTION Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 109, 5 November 1917, Page 7
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