Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-12-11 | Page 1 | Berlin Wireless Report

Berlin Wireless Report. Berlin, Dec. 11, by wireless to London. Lon-don. 11:50 a. m. In the official communication com-munication issued by the German army ar-my headquarters' staff, the Germans claim to have made progress on both sides of the Argonne forest and in Flanders and to have repulsed French attacks in the Woevre region The text of the official statement follows: "We have made progress In Flanders. Flan-ders. To the cast and west of the ArgohnS (in Prance) the enemy's artillery ar-tillery positions were attacked with good results. French attacks in the forest of Le Pretre and to the west of Pont-a-Mousson were repulsed. "There is no change in the situation situa-tion to the east of the Masurian lakes (East Prussia.) 1 1 "Our attacks in northern Poland are progressing. (Signed) r . "CHIEF OF THE ARMY ADMINIS TRATION."