The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-15
HAUAN FORCES
NEARING TRIESTE,
IS MILES AWAY
Into SJ'ATi' - IolmmO Oh
northern tine Wore Than
f.,u pnsYncn taken.
AR RAIDS ON ITALIANS.
scuui Reports Great Dam
agc Al AyisilOn Bases n
VARIOUS polni,

slkENA. Ass 10 .tsfs ysaD-
Ia i,suan sdsS Ylsii as,rns
southeast fIom goffa ls -ithin ~
miles " Trieste vbsnas The sf.ssss
pan - iLs Aus,faB s.si has sslls
~ an unt tHosu stinstiaa. accord.
30 a. a tsissfIn tom nschs. ssils
riland o.. day
Ao."rainf tp n.ssaS. 'rvm iiyshs
in .dab. tbs southern and western sub.
nrbs - Tvimino are bufnins and the
fa'i ~ "a. cits 10 .spoo,.s q, svy
momsui
sfAhl- AuE % Italian ,foops
have entsfod "a. suburb. 81 TolInino,
which is under continuous sh.li f,re,
accordinr 90 dispatch 10 La I.serss
from Turin to-day. The AustriAns.
says the dispatch. are .yacuatiDs tina
city.
ROME. Aus 10 via London) On
the carso plateau and 10 the east
" Gorilla. along the isonso front. tbs
Austrians have suffered further ~.
verses at the hands of the Italians.
to'day's statement says. Austrian
en,rsnch ntnts In both these regions
were captured. the total being i.ssc.
Following is the text ~ 10 days re-
port from the Italian war oHire:
'on the Carso during the night
of Aug. II the gallant troops sf
the Eleventh Army Corps U-
pulsed seyeral counter atsacks
and attacked the enemy's lines "
the west Of saintc urado and
Monte Pecinka. Several sections
OF the enemy's trenches were CAP
tured and i.tl9 prisoners. taclaAd-
ing thirty one ooacers. wore taken.
In the biny tract east VI
0orizia. after heavy nehting. We
carried other hostile Satrsnch-
nsnts. tAlaRx $40 prisonens. Of
whom ave were Sl1eera
"0n tbs rsu,sknlsr Of tbe front
the enemy made the usual demon
strauons against our positions;
NJ Monte Piano. In the Triens
Valley. on the fognme River. at
bara. on the ASisgo Plateau. at
| Monte Cimone and Monte SeluE-
gio. near Astico. In the Posnta
basin and on the Pasub!o. He
was unsuccessful everywhere.
Enemy aircraft dropped bpubs
on A0nfaleone. Ronci. Saint CSo-
| xiano and Picris. No casualties
or damage resulted"
BERLIN (via wireless TO Sayville).
Aug. Following In the text OF tho
ofacial Austrian report Of Aug. IL on
tho operations along tho Italian
front:
and the Vipacco Valley several
| Italian attempts to approach our
sironG positions were frustrated
by our fire. On the heights east
of GoriSia our troops again re-
pulsed a strong attack ana took
prisoner ton ofiAcsrs and 40 men.
| Monte San Gabrielle and Monte
santo were yi0lsntly shs,led by
hostile artillery.
| "On the Tyrolean front . znipor
enterprise resulted In the bring
ing In OF " prisoners. AaA0aS
| whom were ftve officers ana one
| machine Esn."
A further official Statement gives
| additional details Of damage INFLICTED
by Austrian aircraft In the lsonso ~
| glon and In q raid In the vicinity Of
Venice,
ION the night Of Avg. 10, the
airsbip sheds Ut Coppoloto. near
Venice. were completely destroy.
ed by n naval aHroplane squadron.
In one shed an ajrsbip exploded.
sending up IA Jet Of fre 500 Iuetrea
in height, Apother airship was
consumed without IN explosloa
occurring.
simultaneously another naval
aeroplane sQuadron bemhArlsA
very successfully IN AsroH1AAs
shed ut Gorge and estsblishments
there, batteries Al the mouth Of
the lsonzo and the Adria works
tnear Monfalcone.) Several fuil
hits were obtained on the aero
plane sheds and half tpssn HssS
broke out.
by u third squadron several
full hits we're scored on batteries
at the mouth OF the Isonxo, and on
military objects at Pieris and San
Canziano. All the asroplanes re-
turned unchanged In spite OF
violent defensive fire"