GERMAN'S NEW MOVEMENT IN FLANDERS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2319, 28 November 1914, Page 7

GERMAN'S NEW MOVEMENT IN FLANDERS

ANOTHER. FORMIDABLE BATHE PENDING - ALLIES FORCES REMAIN CONFIDENT ("Times" and Sydney "Sun"- Services.) London, November 26. "The Tillies," in a leader, says:—"The Germans aro beginning a newmovement in Flaiulors nndor favourable conditions. "We must oxpect another formidable battlo immediately, perhaps accompanied by fresh menacing activity in other directions. "The feeling at the front remains confident, coupled with a strong recognition that tho new German offensive will bo Borious." COMPLETE FAILURE OP GEEMAN ATTACK. Paris, November 26. A communique states: Tho caimonado in tho north has diminished.. Tho German attack at Missy, on the Aisno, completely failed. There wore serious German losses. We progressed west of Souain (about twenty miles due wast of the central Argonne). There is heavy s»pw in the Woouvre, Lon'aitw, and yosggs oM» trLctSi

iVALOUR OF THE EP.INAL GARRISON, Paris, November 26. The valour of the garrison prevented the Germans getting within fifteen miles of Epinal, though tho garrison was often outnumbered tenfold. The Germans still occupy eighty thousand acres in the Vosges department. British aviators report that the Germans between Nieuport and Dixmude are only sufficient to make tho Allies' o (lensive over tho frozen floods inadvisable. Tho bulk of the Germans havo been transferred to Lille.