"South of the River Ave. in the region of France, and in the vicinity of the wood Des Logos. French reconnoitering parties penetrated the German trenches and cleaned them out with hand grenades. In the region of Bassinny a surprise attack against a trench of the enemy was successful at Verlot wood, near Canny-sur-Matz. Another French patrol made some prisoners in the region of Moulin-Sous-Toutvent. In the Champagne district one of our patrols took some prisoners not far from Prunay, and brought back a rapid-fire gun.
"On the left bank of the River Meuse the night passed in relative quiet, with the exception of the bombardment of our positions to the west of hill 301. On the right bank of the river this morning at about 1:30 o'clock, after a violent bombardment, the Germans delivered a strong attack upon the Damloup work. They took possession of it, but our counterattack delivered shortly after resulted in driving them completely out, and recapturing the work, which is now in our possession."
either surrendering or being blown by bombs, which are thrown into the entrance to the underground caverns when they reach the ground. The gunners, after weeks of bombardment, know no cessation of their toil. Where the British advance they must make their guns forward to the new position for the next stage of the attacks. When they have a rise in the firing they fall a step in the midst of the thunder of the neighboring."  Batteries until they have to go to work on the new dugouts. 