Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-05
LAUNCH NEW ATTACK
Battles stubbornly Fought South
Of Brzezany; Intense Artil.
t. lery Fire Maintained
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RoUMAN1ANs REGISTER
GAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA
Germans Report Telling Victoriss
on somme Front, RspuLing
British and French

London, Nov. 4.-The Italian troops
are continuing their offensive against
the AustroGerma forces in the Car.
so region and have advanced nearly
a mile in the direction Of the Wippach
river. taking 553 prisoners, according
to the Italian war office. The Austrt.
ans have brought new batteries into
action east of Gorilla and are main
tanning an intense fire. 81, t...Gt
The Italians report the capture, by
assault of an observatory in the
Travignolo-Aviazo valley, in the Dolo-
mite Alps, despite a violent lombard.
ment
Stubborn Fighting In Gaiieia.
Several battles are being stubborn.
ly fought south of Brzezany in Calf
cia, in the neighborhood of tho VII.
lagos Of Michishou and Lipnicadolna,
where the Germans after violent bonn.
bardment with heavy artillery. launch
ed an attack with considerable force.
/ Continuation of the; GerInah-Buc-
cesses by the capture Of an additional
part Of the Russian positions on the
left bank of the Narayuvka, in Cali
cia, is claimed by Berlin. 10
Rounranians Advance.
On the 'Roumanian front, the Rou-
manians have advanced west Of the
Brezuny river, and Butzi on the Tran.
sylvanian front. The pursuit of the
Austro-German forces west of tho
jul river is continuing. !lF n I'd /
The occupation by the Roumanians'
of Rosca heights, southeast of Att
schanz, on the Hungarian. .Roumanian
front, is given out BY the German
war office, which, however. assests
that the Teutonic Allies have recap
tured a Roumanian position and $50
prisoners west Of Predal. ~
Quiet in Macedonia.
Quiet, except for artillery and infan.
try fighting, is reported by both sides
on the Serbian front in Macedonia.
Germans Victorious on semme.
German forces which entered Brit.
ish trenches near Cuinchy were ex-
PEELED and German counter attack
east Of GeuedecQurt, on the Somme
front, resulted in heavy losses, accord.
ing to the British war office. ..
French and British attacks In Sec
tors north Of the Somme were repuls.
ed, according to the German war Of.
Ace. !,
The German admiralty has made
public the details of what Is charac-
terized as a second baralong case.
stating that a British patrol ship, dy.
ing American colors, destroyed the
German submarine, U-41, ran down
rowboat containing the only two
survivors Of the submarine and has
since prevented these survivors from
reporting the incident to the German
government. which has learned of It..
it is claimed, through an invalided
prisoner, transferred to Switzerland.
Resignation Of Ambassador Accepted.
Berlin, by wireless to Sayville. Nov.
Francis Joseph has &C.
cepted the resignation of DR.. Constan.
tin Theodore Dumba, the Austrian an.
bassador to the United States, says .
Vienna dispatch to the Overseas News
agency. The emperor thanked Df.
Dumba for his excellent services"
says the dispatch. ala -.
RoaIists Engage venszelssits.
London, Nov. 5.-The Greek army
arrived outside of Katerina and N ons
with the VenizeloS began to-
night, says a dispatch to the Sunday
Observer from Athens, dated Friday.