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calls a hike in his
graphic account of
the mental and
physical agonies of
, the Guardsmen oh
the march "The
Big Hike" In this week's
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Posizioni Italianc, Mn Sono
Rcspinti con Assalti
v alia Baionetta
PER LA DIFESA DI TRIESTE
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IIOMA. 7 Novembre.
t Lo trupps ItalUina 1 sono consolidate nelU
.yoslxtonl recanteraente conqulstate sul
ChVso a ad et dl Gorilla e vl l sono man
Unute nonostarjta 1 vlolantl attacchl del
'newlco che cercaa dl rprendrrlt. Nella
-ternta dl Icrl, dopo cho gll attacchl aus
triad arano Utl reaptntt, le truppo Itali
ans araniarono ancora. legKernirnta alio
leeopo dl raddrixzare la loro fronta dl bat
t&clla e rlhforzarla nello slesso tempo.
Gll austriaci concentrarono I loro con
trajtaecht nella xona dl Lukatlc, a nord
est dl Monfalcone, ma (urono accoltl dagll
ltaUanl con baionetta Inastata a (urono rl
eaectatl lndletro.
Sambra cha Bll austriaci concentrtno forze
per, la dlfesa dl Trieste. II comunlcato of
Aetata dl lerl sera Intattl dire che sulla
farrovta da Trieste ad Oplclna so si aono
aVutl lntensl movlmentl.
Bcco U testo del rapporto del generate
Cadorna: .
Nella Tajle Concel-tiedro repartl
nemlcl attaccarono una dello nostra
position! avarizate, ma furono resplntl
eon perdlte.
Nella valla dell'Astlco a sull'Alto-
piano dl Aalago l'artlgllerla nemlca a'
atata attlvleslma, ma ad essa rlsposero
eRlcacemente le nostra batterlo.
Sull'altoplano del Ca'rso sabato sera
, II nemloo attacco' In dlrezlone dl Lu-
katlo, ma fu reaplnto con contrattac-
chl alia blaonetta.
Nella glomata dl lerl el ebbero In-
tens! duelll dl artlgllerla. Le nostra
, batterle bombardarono le opera dl dlfesa
dl ataenevlzzA. La nostra fanterla
avanxo' per raddrixzare la nostra llnea
iii face una clnquantlna dl prlRlonlerl.
ijj Xr Uytenso movlmento dl trenl e' stato
Ijj osaeryato sulla llnea ferrovlarla da
a! Trieste ad Oplclna.
at "Sabaio sera aeroplanl nemlcl las-
J, etarono cadere bombe su Monfalcone
t istt Peru mro atcun uanna. i nusiri
cannon! antlaerel abbatterono uno del
1 vellvoll nemlcl che si Incendlo.
SULLE AliTItB FnONTI
, I ruaso-rumenl hanno operato vtolentl a
fortunatl contrattacchl contra le forze
teutonlco-bulra.ro del maresclallo von
Kackensen In Dobrugla a le hanno rlc
eaeclata lndletro lungo II Danublo, costrln
ffendole ad abbandonare quattro vHlaggl
a. nord dl Hlrsova. Qucstl vlllaggl (urono
Incandlatl dalle forze teutonlcha nel
(nomento In cut II eyacuavano. lerl sera I
VttMO-rumenl erano a meno dl dodlcl mlglla
a nord dl Hlrsova a a circa quaranta dalla
ferrovla dl Cemavoda, SI crtde che le
(one degll alleatt delllntesa operantl In
Jtumanla hanno rlcevuto rlnfonl.
Bulla (ronte della Transllvanla pero' 1
(ana austro-tedesche ayanzano oncora, eeb
feene lantamente, a nud del passo dl Predeal
del paaso dl Torre Rossa.
Sulla (ronte della Oallxla t rusal hanno
Kuadagnato alcune alture sul confine set
featrlonale della Transllvanla ed hanno
reaplnto contrattacchl degll austro-tedescht.
JBu quella delta Homma gll alleatt hanno
faUonuovi progress!, sabbene questl elano
fceoaiaarlamente lentl a (atlcosL r
pOUBLE DENIAL HADE
' BRITAIN WARNED MEXICO
JrHa Department Not Intermediary ot
i
Submarine Base Notice
' 'WASHINGTON. Nov. 7-Two denials
were .made of the statement appearing In
tfapatchea from Mexico City and also In an
asMola.1 statement by the Mexican Secretary
ot Relations, Candldo Agulllar, to the e(
feet that the British Embassy in Washing
ion had warned Uie Mexican Oovernment
Mat a base was to be established for Oer
M submarine on the Mexican coast and
Xexlpo would be held responsible (or viola
ton at neutrality If such a base should be
yarmlUed,
The 'State Department denied that such
a warning had been forwarded to the Mex
ican Government from the Urltlsh i:m
aweejr, as we asserted. The British Em
hussy hare denied that any warning or
Utament of any kind In regard to German
ajtbtnajrioes Jua bean sent directly to the
SiiMctcfcn' Okivernraent or had bean given by
m itrlUahBmbaMy In Mexico.
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WJSSMUNANIANS
SWEEP FORWARD
1NTHED0BRUDJA
Advance Along Entire Line,
Bucharest Saya-Petro-
grad Confirms Report
BULGARS HURLED BACK
Teutons Advance Near Rothen-
turm and Vulcan Passes,
Berlin' Asserts
nuciiAiinsT, Nov. 7.
Rumanian armies on the Dobrudja front
have advanced along the whole line, the
War Office announced this afternoon.
I'ETnOOnAD, Nov. 7.
The attempt of the IlUMO-Rumanlan
army to win back the Rumanian province
of Dobrudja from von Mackensen's German
Allies Is now In full swing.
North of Illrxova a great battle Is devel
oping, Von Mackenten'a forces have been
compelled to withdraw their advanced
posts, but their main positions are still In
tact. The fighting Is proceeding In cold, stormy
weather. Powerful attacks by the Austro
German forces In the Transylvania Alps
and In the lower Carpathians were repulsed
by the Russians.
Bulgarian troops holding von Macken
sen's left wing have been defeated and com
pelled to retreat. According to a telegram
from Bucharest, this makes It Impossible
for the aerman Allies to attack the towns
of Ural la. and Clalatz for the purpose ot
cutting communication between Ilumanla
and Itussla by the way of the Danube
delta.
LONDON. Nov. 7. German losses on the
numanlan frontier In the Jull Valley fight
ing have exceeded a division and a half,
wireless dispatches from Bucharest stated
today. (A Oerrnan army division consists
of about 10,000 officers and men of virtually
all fighting classes.)
GERMANS TAKE BRIDGEHEAD
ON STOKIIOD; TAKE 1000 MEN
ON TRANSYLVANIAN FRONT
BEItLIN, Nov. 7.
A small bridgehead on the left bank of
the Stokhod has been stormed and taken.
and a number of prisoners captured by
Prince Iopold'a armies, the War omce an
nounced today. The Germans suffered no
losses. The Balkan front showed no change.
The statement follows:
On Prince Leopold's front Busslnn
artillery was very active between
Duenaburg and Narocz Lake, but with
out results Feeble attacks northeast
of Goduzlshkl and south of tho Mos
cow road were easily repulsed.
After several 'Unsuccessful attempts
fata -ww I a ArlbMM P
iMftMr IhmaMMi fret H the To
Ktm taetar RmMm imjUvUt ttaut at
that potat.
IVeet e th Baas jmm we recon
quered at the point of the bayonet mv
eral points we had lost. Vvest of the
Targulul Valley the Rumanians failed
In six counter-attacks on positions we
took from them. We progressed fav
orably southeast of Jlothenturn r.
taking ten officers and 1000 prisoners.
We also made progress south of Vulcan
pass.
ENTENTE ARMIES RENEW
OFFENSIVE ON NEARLY 'ALL
FRONTS, REPORTS SHOW
l)NDON, Nov. 7. Continued activity on
virtually all fronts, with severe fighting
Mome points, has marked the last twenty
four hours. At all but one or two points
the Entente Allied armies developed strong
offensives with what appears to have been
gratifying success In some Instances.
Since the partially successful German
counter-attacks, which for a time checked
French and British storming lines that had
swept Into "German trenches along the
flomme, there has been no claim from Ber
lin to refute London and rarls War omce
statements that the terrain captured has
been consolidated.
Although Infantry operations on the
west front died down lnte yesterday, there
was heavy artlllerylng, the Kngllsh nlsht
report mentioning specially heavy shelling
of the British front.
The Germans appear to have consolidated
their regained ground In the region of
Butte de Warlencourt, where counter-attacks
droe tho British from hnnl-won
trenches.
In St. Plcrro Vaast wood French trans
port during the night continued combing
out the Germans who were not expelled or
captured during the first rushes.
The Rumanians apparently hao failed to
retrieve their defeat In tho Prcdcal region,
where the Austro-Oermans captured Laomu
Height, but they appear to have maintained
the positions won In tho Dobrudja region,
where they drove the enemy out ot three
villages.
LONDON, Nov. 7.
Despite gales and lolent cannonades by
German artillery the British were able to
consolidate and Improve their positions
around Butte de Warlencourt, on the Somme
front, tho War Office announced this after
noon. Between Gommecourt and Serro tho Brit
ish carried out a trench rnld, taking some
prisoners. South of Monchy a German pa
trol was dispersed by the British fire.
RUSSIANS CAPTtJW. IKWW8
IN NORTHKRN TMrtSTLVANIA;
CHECK TEUTONS' ASSAULTS
rETOOGRAD, Nor, 7. Rwtelan troopa
have captured a series of heights south of
Mount Lamuntein, In northern Transylva
nia near the Rumanian frontier, according
to a statement Issued last night by the Rus
sian War omce, Nearly 400 prisoners, six
machine nuns and much ammunition were
captured.
Further north, In Bukowlna, the Austro
German forces broke into Russian trenches
neveral miles east of Klrllbaba, but wera
driven out by a counter-attack.
In the wooded Carpathians three suc
cessive attack were repulsed by Russian
troop In the region of Hill 87M, south ot
Mount Tneuva.
Southeast ot Lemberg. In the region east
of the village of Llpllzadolnala and west
of the village of Sllaventln, the Austro
Oermans assumed the offensive several
times with the object of capturing com
manding helghta which the Russians occu
pied. All the attacks were frustrated by
rifle and artillery fire. The battle there
continues.
BERLIN, Nov, 7. Teutonlo force cap
tured a small Russian bridgehead position
on the left bank of the fltokhod yesterday,
bringing in a number of prisoners, It was
officially announced today. The War Office
also reported the development of heavy
artillery actllty on the northern front
Tho official statement nald:
Eastern war theater. Prince Leopold's
front Russian artillery displayed ac
tivity beyond usual measure between
Duenburgh IDvlnsk) and Narcoz Lake.
Feeble hostile nttacks northeast ot
Goduilnhkl and south of the Moscow
road were easily repulsed.
Northeast of Verchy we captured
without losses to ourselves a small Rus
sian bridgehead on the left bank of the
Stokhod and brought In a number of
prisoners.
ALLtM' LOMKS KKATt
ON SOMME, MKKUN SATS;
GERMANS SMELL RHEIMS
BBRLIN, Nor. 7.
Heavy losses have been sustained by
French and British forces In the last few
days ot their powerful offensive, the War
Office stated today. Australian troops suf
fered especially on Sunday, as did French
attacking forces which charged time after
time across fields covered with thtlr own
dead.
The report on the western front follows:
Army group of Crown Prince Rup
precht Although the English visibly
Intended to continue their attacks yes
terday, they only succeeded In making
J"!Xllti5',
Aostrarkn divisions.
Also French attacks across ground
cov.d with dead wera on f P.Urt
In limited fashion. These attack wera
relaunched between Lea Botut ana
Rancourt In the erenln and night time,
but broke down mostly In our fire.
A German flyer squadron by a
nlghlly bombardment set fire to a large
Ammunition depot at WriW'KftSS:
southwest of Bray. ' 'f
Ing detonation, felt aa far aa St- Quen-
""Army group of the Crown Trlnce
The nre of French batteries standing
saw pH it Khetma, up
IMSfft beJnlM ewr ironc was.
tqr hs aiM as a reprisal the ta
lUtetma was snenea. on lh'
aeetar there were no Important i
Greek Regiment Joins Rei
PARIS, ,Nor. 7. A Havaa dlspatak j
Athens says: "Colonel CalomenoM
commanding tho Forty-thlrd Jlethoeail
Volo, with numerous omcera and
all tho soldiers, has joined the ha
movement. Ma will report to General
rail, the French commander ot lh i
tnrent. and make an effort to ru.
Oreek forts which were turned over H
Bulgarians.-
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