New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-05

seems 70 be the ou,fanking Of the Aus
TIA, position az Trieste and its en-
forced evacuation.
Castarn.eyi1za. on the important road
that cuts she Carso IN half and four
niles beyond the Doberdo line, already
/, invested by the Italian army, says a
Ytvas dispatch from Rome.
The threat 20 Trieste grows hourly.
Vih the invading army only a little
rore than ten miles from their goal,
~ Austr.ars aye rushing every avail
sae man So the Carso front. New guns
,re being brought forward TO combat
tho intense Italian fire, and new forti-
feadons are being erected hastily.
Clear weather is aiding the Italians.
Austrians Have 100000
The Austrian force opposed to the
Italians OH the Carso is estimated at
iess than 100000 troops. II Cadorna
succeeds iu pushing forward further
a.org the Carso, only strong reinforce
uerts from the Icuton armies IN Ca
lea and Buuapia can save Trieste.
Dispatches from Rome put the Aus
tran loss Ia the battle so far at more
than 10000 men, The Austrian COM
rarder OBJ thl. front, General Borde-
vch. DO B., reported. has appealed for
more troops without delay. lie has
been forced 20 withdraw three divi-
sons from the field, so furious has
been the invaders attack.
The Italian army is moving straight
tor poubcrg, on the important rail
way from Gorilla TO Trieste. Along
the Wirrach line the infantry is fore
irg wedge between the defence lines
east Of Cor.zs and along the coast.
Teutons Hold Heights
IFS o. Gorilla the Austrians arc
ia.0y trci- greatest effort. BY hold
ug IN this sector they can flank
The rev Italian position on the Carso
AID So o.caICcr every effort Of Ca
6crras troops 20 move far beyond
tie pottrt0 line. New Austrian bat
teries have been brought into action
along these ridges cast Of the Isonzo
stronghold. Rome reports. and their
curtains Of fire have prevented any
Italian advance. Further south. how
ever toward The northern fringe OF
the Caro. the Italians continued their
cdvarcc
A. if TO prevent the Austrian com
mand from sending achievements to
The Gorilla area. the Italians attacked
D. other sectors Of the long front to-
day
The italian successes are tremen-
ools.v cheering. even If they lead no
further. for they have demonstrated
70 the German high command that no
mont can be stripped Of men for a
great offensive .n some other field
q battle without leaving gap
through which the Allied troops will
pour.
Foe Failed. Vienna Says
The Vienna official report says:
after the heavy fighting on No
Wmoer and 90 the forenoon Of No
Fember passed away in the battle
area ln The coastal territory without
great lighting operations. During the
afternoon Of that day the attacking
activity 81 tho Italians increased. On
he llrso repeated attempts 10 attack
We're kept down by our curtain Of fire.
Inc enemy despite several attempts,
nowhere gained ground.
IN the Nppach Valley during the
evening enemy forces pushed forward
mo a position between Vertoiba and
hlgla. All the trenches were re-
captured ny q counter attack shortly
siteward.
To- front Of our entanglements at
San ks-er1a and Dumberg several
bersarier. battalo ns suffered san
ge.nary losses in unsuccessful attacks.
me number o. prisoners taken since
November f. now totals 5000.
During the evening Of November 3
naval aeropl4ne squadron dropped
numerous bombs on military objects
ero San Canzisno and on the Adria
"oFks 90 AOnta cone"
Rome Reports Victories
Today official report from Rome
say:
In The Travignolo-Avizio Valley our
infantry carried by assault strong
POSITION, the so-called observatory on
tte southern slopes Of Gina Boeche,
about 100 metres from the summit. In
spit o. a violent bombardment which
vas opened on The position our troops
Consolidated their occupation OF H.
On tho Carna front the artillery
activity on both sides increased.
In The zone east Of Gorilla the
Vemy brought into action new bat
'hes OF al calibres and during yes
leiday kept our positions under an in
,ense barfage ire. which was effective
answered by our artillery"
Toe offensive on the Carso was
prosecuted successfully by the i'm
army Corps. ln the direction OF the
"lppoch Valley the 49th Division
siormed the heights Of Monte Vol
sornlak Point 1926 and Point 1913,
Ai'ie east of San Grade.
Capture Vast Stores
An advance Of more than one kilo-
nneife eastward brought our troops 20
rcolnt Zgl and along the Oppacoh issel la
eesiagniey.zza road TO within zoo
ss.tes Of the latter place. On the rest
~ me front 20 the sea the enemy kept
bombardmcnt of great intensity
WIN artillery Of all calibres. A massed
stlaek was directed against Point 2Os,
Sui was broken by our concentrated
is ne enemy Withdrawing in disorder
eng leaving numerous dead.
During the day we took bbS pris-
tner including eleven officers; a whole
battery Of 4-inch howitzers, with more
nan 1000 rounds for each gun, and
-.se machine guns, arms, ammunition
enc whole transport column complete
~ large quantities Of material OF all