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1917

Wed. Dec. 5th Contd.
French & English, giving account of great victories over allies in other parts & appealing to our troops to stop the war. The paper was named the "Ardennes Gazette" & is printed in one of the French towns now in German hands.

Thur. Dec. 6th
On duty 12 to 4 AM. Morning quiet. At 3 PM our guns opened & shelled enemy lines heavily.   Very heavy frost. 1 K 2 W in A Coy last night. Expect to be relieved in trenches tomorrow.

Frid. Dec. 7th
Heavy rain through night & trenches now very wet.   Our guns active & enemy searching for our batteries with his guns. Many air fights over Armentieres Sector (on our right). British have

  

  

  

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