The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-04

chin. lt,l-. blowing az bridges aS thcE
- srnu;. 'ri,.. l"nl; lines at "n'h!
irn,i,- 81: he rnai ar h"n% p"ll"d WITH
ia" rticl ~, guns ct allied alrri"h"H.
TIN. r,lr,.a; IF ;h.. Nu~!rianS - being
. ,Iind"rrd hy IL. r.ud'unn 81 IN" r".''''
for III. sarn" r,ns.n ih" Italian al
vanc" IN S"'u" r.:i"n@ - slow.
The Aus,r!nne are leaving their
wounded Ivy tn" roadside or In houses
Two thousand Austrian W"uhH'n "'''
Deserted III E'l,rr without ail"nuAHH" Or
medicine.
I',Iiur hat been evacuated.
TIL" civil population "E""Ywh'r" conn
plains that lh"y wrr" stripped az g.
cryjhng IF value 10y til" enemy IN inc
invaded provinces
Thnusand; of cannon are being cap
lurrd hy TIC ItaIiru>. in addi'l"n I"
rrra, ulant.ll"s al war material. Al
Niit"rin Il hIr petroleum deposit was
found IN" AuIrinuS not taking the tr"H-
bic Ia burn il. Great quantities Of t"l"-
graph wire also w"r" left und"Strop"d.
At R"llunu Il large depot Of food and
material was found by the Italians.
Tho allies frequently captured long
rains Of ART ili"ry. "ii" train being taken
II Raj pear Fcltr" il having been
abandoned. hy the r"trrating Austrians
II tn'lf h;itF.
It WAS en- October 80 that The enemy
r"crjv,G 81 mortal blow Ivy main at
Jack arross thr river liaT.. This per-
moii"I til" eighth armmy To m"v" to
EttIurin and gave the fourth army
"han"" IL operate.
Then piece by piece. corps by corps
and division hy division the Austrian
armies have fallen. When the Italian
fourth army reached Monte Cismon. Ut
tn" junction Of Ia" Rrcnta. II gave the
twelfth army n chnr"n Ia operate at
h'rlir". ~ tn" upper liavn valley. and
al" i",'uiti"d tn" sixth armmy I 20
mtn Hctj'u III tn" .t%!hEo district.
Ectw""u III" fourth and sixth armies
III" rh:"f Austrian resistance in Italy
was broken. L; wns In the mountains
that The greatest number of cannon was
taken.
King Victor Emmanuel is visiting tho
liberated towns. IIn is being chsnrcd
Enthusiastically h Tho inhabitants. old
men and women and children surround
inE him and relating til" fortunes they
hid endured during the Au;ro-IIungar-
Ian invaSin
TIL" American Y. NJ. &. 4. 10 sending
supplies and assistance TO the people
freed from tn" enemy.
'''.'N '''''N' WV h'---ihTlllSn troops on
III" italian from; have advanced we'll 70
Tn" cas-: t.: the LivrnSa river. according
20 rn official statement issued today by
m" British war office" The Italian
tenth army. which nClud" tho four
t""nth British corps. has captured more
than l".n"h AnstrC- HurcarIans and l5U
Guns. The statement reads:
italian front: The bridging Of tho
Liv"rGa river IS h"'ng rapidly carried
"ut. Our troop already mr.. VOL east
of that river
TIL" number 81 prisoners cantured
ny IN" tenth army cannot at prcscn, be
accurately given. hut Il is known ;n he
considerably over $1,000 with 15n gums.
~ ih"s" NOR" rhnn ln,nGn prisoners and
NOR" than ZOO !'unS have been captured
ny IN" fourteenth T:r!tiSh CORPS.
Tho booty taken at Saclic includes
among III" "aSt amount cf other mater
'''' mn o"dnauc" workshop cu!nmplcte
hnd rUn:"On park
In ih"!r operations on tho Asiaro
pIH'"2u III" furiy-nicht British dI,,e,o,
captured nearly "nn prisoners
IN" al" fore" continued throurhou.
INC day 20 bomb Tho doren n,osro. or
F"''rlnE Aus;r!anS with good results"
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