Italian Front Prisoner Toll Reported By Berlin
The German war office announced in Berlin that over 200000 Italian prisoners were taken in the Austro German campaign on the Italian front. There was no significant fighting on that front yesterday.
03 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1917
Page
1
The German war office announced in Berlin that over 200000 Italian prisoners were taken in the Austro German campaign on the Italian front. There was no significant fighting on that front yesterday.
Italian war office reports Austrian German forces pressed on the left wing yesterday but failed to seize the right bank of the river. Teuton efforts to reach the opposite shore were stopped by Italian troops, according to Rome dispatch.
Russian forces in the Visaneff sector reportedly fraternized with German troops yesterday. Visaneff, a town on the front southeast of Vilnius and north of the Niemen River, was cited in the announcement.
Washington reports that British and French forces in Flanders have held about half of Germanys western front troops without any German gains. The French high commission released the situation review noting that Anglo French operations may limit German aid to Austria on the Italian front until the frontline situation improves.
Paris reports the French advance between the Oise canal and Corbeny reached the south bank of the Ailette river. German bridges there were blown since October 1 as French forces claim victory with the capture of 422 guns and 700 machine guns.
Wealthy sheepmen from Wyoming Montana Utah and Idaho seek land in New Mexico Estancia valley stretching from the Galisteo divide to the Gallinax with range for large flocks Homesteaders bean growers and dairy farmers occupy nearby lands, signaling a shift to modern, intensive sheep farming and potential regional prosperity.
London dispatch says thirty German sailors aboard the auxiliary cruiser Marie of Flens were killed in a clash with a British destroyer. The report comes via Exchange Telegraph and notes the engagement occurred recently.
An early Associated Press report from Shreveport La describes a serious fire at Old City shipyard with minimal damage to a nearby tailor shop. Navy officials confirmed losses of several crew members and noted no trace found yet of the vessel or occupants.
British patrols along the Belgian coast destroyed an electrically controlled high speed motor boat. The attack occurred near the easels patrolling area as reported from London.
London Nov 3 Admiral Ty an nounced British forces engaged in battle in Cattegat an arm of the North Sea between Sweden and Denmark and that prisoners are being brought in. No further information is at hand.
German and Austro-Hungarian forces drive toward Venetia and the Tagliamento as another army attempts to outflank the Italian line. Italian cavalry harasses advance guards between Udine and Tagliamento while General Cardona’s positions south of Timino are credited with saving most troops.
The German war office reports the capture of a number of American soldiers during a reconnoitering party action on the Maine canal following a firing thrust. The brief release notes the incident as part of ongoing hostilities.
Danish steamship reports say a German commerce raider named the Crocodile and five armed trawlers were sunk by British destroyers in Scandinavian waters. The raider measured about a thousand tons and carried around two hundred men.
From Elsinore Denmark Associated Prose reports wounded sailors from the German auxiliary cruiser sunk in the North Sea were landed today. The text notes WN. Hloxsom's pleasant return trip through Oklahoma and Kansas with multiple visits, and mentions an office and notary.
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