The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-11-08
AUSTRIAN ARMIES
ARE OVERWHELMED
GREAT QUANTITIES OF WAN
STORES FALL INTO HANDS
OF ITALIANS
$4,000 PRISONERS IN CAGES
Allied Victories Continue In Belgium.
and France.--Frsneh and Serbian
Cavalry Marrying Huns
Fleeing From Serbia
twar Review for November .,

tWar Review for November .,
From the mountain regions Of north
rrn italy to the plains of vcnetia nm.
on salient sectors In Belgium nm,
France the armies Of the Teutonic nj
Hes are being Violently attacked b,
tro0ps Of the entente.
IN Italy. except on several sector,
IN the hill country. The enemy IL FMS,
being overwhelmed In both Belgium
ana France additional splendid gain,
have been recorded In favor Of IN.
entente. In the achievement Of which
men from the United State, took q
goodiy part.
Evaeuatinc Serbia.
IN Serbia the Austriails and Ger.
mans nre fast making tliEIr way out
% the little Kingdom, many NJ them
already having crossed the Danube.
French AMI Serbian cavalry haye
reached belgrade, from where n fast
turning movement westward along
The nave river II likely to work havoc
with those II the eneiny forces coming
northward through Albania.
No fnr NJ Turkey liz concerned. her
rapltuiation II nm nbject one. and the
otfonnn mo- longer IN TO prove "A fac.
tor In the world war.
Although the new smashcs of the
british, French and Americans In Bel.
GUM aud France have been markedly
successful In the carrying out Of the
general program Of Kidding French
ana Belglan soil Of the Invaders II
" still the Italian theaier on which
The eyes 0f the world are conferred.
internal strife In Germany and Aus.
Hungary and continued pl.ad.ngs
from the dual monarchy for an arms.
iice aud cessation of hostillties have
received scsnt notice when compared
with the Impression that The wonder
fui drive of the Italians and their mi. |
Hes against the Austro. Hungarlans |
has made upon the world at large.
itaiIans Winning Everywhere.
Everywhere the enemy IL being de. |
'rHtesi In italy. In the Alpine region.
where the natural barriers had actsl
~ bastions NJ defense. The enemy line
has hcen broken at salient points and
he foe IL compelled 10 seek snfcty In
retreat To further mountain strong
"sds. Tn the plalns the retrogrnde
movement Of the enemy toward the
'Hgiiamento river Is virtual, u com.
''ete rout, with allied alrplanes via.
entity attacking with machine guns
he throngs of the enemy hurryinp
eastward: with the cavalry cutting To
,ieccs the siragglers. and the lnfan.
~ aud machine gunners taking
'-avy toll la men Killed or wounded.
Many Prisoners Taken.
s'reat numbers of the Austro Hun.
arians still continue tn be winnowed
'sck Ut the line To the prison cages.
ntNl captures In the drive now tx.
eetlinx $4,000 enemy soldiers. Larry.
NJ stores are s,ill falling
nio the hands III the entente forces
nj numerous additional towns have
zen liberated. Mere than zoo yuns
iresdy have been added To the store
other trophies taken by the allies,
In belgium. along the Scheldt from
'erchem To Gavere. King Albsrt's men
ave pressed forward In the general
ERECTION 1T Client. and at last ae
hunts were standing ON the western
lde NJ the canal which the Germans
M hoped before the concentrated M.
ack WAS begun against them some
me ago would prov. strong poIni
Their defensive system In the north
To the south. below Valenelenn.s
nxisSh aud Canadian troops have
riven the German line farther east.
ard over front III six miles, In.
letting exceptionally heavy casnaltie.
= the enemy aud drawing their line
liia"sa To the outskirts of southern
as~ucienncs. Several thousand pris
hers were taken In th. enterprise.
I'm The southern part of the front
~ French aud American tronps mr.,
rsvinx northward over Wide frontx
earring the en.ms from the terri.
ny which u Is essential FOR him 10 /.
old II his line from Belgium to III.
eus~ Is to be retained Intact. Spleen
~ progress has heeu made In III.
rst stages III the hattie. aud seem
ely the great woosled itaS<if north
srnnd Ere. n continuation of IN,
rg"nne forest. Is likely soan Ia h,
isei"ped. leaving only co,nparativ.
strung natural barriers to be faces, !.
the allies Ia AN advance northward
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