11 \ I \ I \ I M. 111A \ 11. \ ON
I'ltllM' IN l it V N? i:
'My \-Intt"! l'rrs'-,
I.< >.\l '< >.V. November 'Jf?'Tn>:n the
I'tiint in l'ratn-o lln't'e is nothing to
.?:?? ft." su>? the official stan i w nt is
sued by Hi.- Wat Olli,? t? i:.i >. "It
Is rniti 1 tiheavily."
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in i-11 \ n? i:? ON I I n i rs
11% \ i.ilcil l'ns - 1
I'Altli?, November 25.?The lull in
M: hting on Hit1 front in V'r. me
? n' inuos. To-day's ollb-ial st ii telnet, t
Unto is nothing to report besides
!...annoiiadlng.
t ni:\i:n h i i. rr.ltion
ON \\ I'.Vl l'.IIN I'llONT
i My Assoelatfd IT. >>. 1
I.IKI.IN. N'i'VomliiT i\:.? Sayville>.
\ii im.ventful peiiod the front
it. 1'miiii o ami in Mi.l.mtni i- ropo: t*??.!
!>? lien a:' am> licailqiKirlors Iti to
Way's ofll 'ial statement. which roads:
'?Western front
  There is nothing important to report."
"A significant event in the history of the war," said the War Department, "November 1st, at the War Department, the War Department announced that the advance of several troops, which crossed the River, has been announced.

On Monday, the communication from General Headquarters issued this evening says:
"The troops from General Headquarters issued this morning, saying that the advance of several troops, including the Army of the Potomac, has been announced." 