ON THE WESTERN FRONT

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2656, 30 December 1915, Page 5

ON THE WESTERN FRONT

' IN THE YOSGES FRENCH ADVANCE REPORTED London, December 28, 4.30 p.m. i. High Commissioner's Toport:— \ "In tlie Vosges thero was intense artillery activity oil the whole front at Hartma-nnsweilerkopf. On the slope ot a liill at Kehfelsen, an attempt by tbo enemy to leave his trenches was stopped by the French curtain of fire. "The Germans state that the French advanced early this morning to Hilzstein," ; ARTILLERY ACTIVITY. ON THE ENTIRE FRONT. By Teleeraoh—Press Association—Cooyrtelil (Rec. December 29, 8.5 p.m.) Paris, December 28. A Frenchcomimmique says: "There is intense artillery activity on the entire front. At Hartmannswcilerkopf our curtains of fire - prevented the enemy leaving his trenches on the south-easter-ly slopes of Rehfrelsen Hill." RED CROSS HOSPITAL ACCIDENTALLY HIT SAY THE HUNS Amsterdam, December 28. A German communique states: "Tlio Gro of a monitor killed three inhabitants of Westeude. "Our artillery attacked numerous trains traversing the Soissons station. "The French recently hoisted Red Cross flags on a hospital close to tho station, apparently in order to protect the latter. It is not impossible that the hospital was accidentally _ hit, owing to . its proximity to the station." • ;