Piave Front Restored In Major Italian Counteroffensive
Allied press recounts a decisive Italian success along the Piave as Austrian crossings are driven back and thousands of prisoners are taken. The fourth army regains key positions from Moschan to Monte Fenera, including Col Meschin with 250 prisoners, 25 officers among them. Total prisoners on day one reach about 3,000 with 89 officers. Italian artillery and infantry repel Austrians on the lower Piave and near Dona Piave, while Monte Moschan’s defense secures Brenta.
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HMNS DRIVE DEFEATED Pompelle in French counterattack
German infantry began an assault at 9 o'clock on French positions at Vrigny Ormes and Rheims area. French troops resisted with strong artillery counter-barrage and heavy local counterattacks drove Germans back. Prisoners report three German divisions attacked Rheims at night but were repulsed with heavy losses.
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