THE WAR

Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 March 1916, Page 3

THE WAR

< H.JLa- l.itlC XKLiSiiilAl'li- - LUi i iiiOHl. j Li'lfiH I'lifc-bb AbbOt'IATJUN. j THE I'TGHIING UN" TRA.NCK Paris, March 10. A communique states : —We cotitmued our progress at Uorbeaux wood. Alter several Limitless attacks on tiio village of Vaux with heavy looses t.JUe Germans launched violent massed attacks below the torts 01 Vaux ana were repulsed wibti enormous losses. Ivondon, March '.U. The High Commissioner reporterWest of the Aleuse the French progressing and are holding nearly ail the wood) ol Goitieaiix. ifciast ol the Meusc the uerman.s made several attacks on a lront from l>o launiont to Vaux. At both these villages the enemy s furious assaults were broken. A German attack against our breuohes at the loot ui the slopes eomum.'iamg bort Vaux in massive formation u«s thrown back with heavy lo&s. In Upper Alsace we carried enemy trenches close to JT/U-rgues and ea«u o. j .Seppois. ! VAUX CAl'lUtM). I London, .Uarou lb A German wireless claims the cap t.ure both of the village and fort < V aux. SUXCI!>»FIJL TRETs ITI RAID. Amsterdam, March j. The Teiegraaf.states i.hta six l'rancii a. viators bombarded mil ways and diepots m central Belgium doing considerable damage. IN EAST AKKRA. London. March 'U, Official.- General Buiuts advanced against the Germans in the Kilimanjaro area on the /th, and seized, crosslinks on the Lum river with insiguiiicaut lose. Several counter-attacks were repulsed.