THE MOUNTAIN WAR
LOCAL ACTIONS ON ITALIAN FRONT Lustralian-New Zealand Cable Association. i London, Oqtober 1. An Italian official communique states : 'Our Alpini made an attack on the Cravenanzcs Valley, and drove out the momy entrenched ou the slopes of ilount Lagazuoi, and also at Pinzo di ?anis. Tho enemy bombarded Merna. vertoiba. A few shells fell in Gorinia." THE BELGIAN COUP IN EAST AFRICA CAPTURE OF TABORA'. (Eeuter's Telegram.) (Ree. October 2., 5.45 p.m.)' London, October I. A Belgian official communique states: "General Tombeur repprtß that when J'abora was captured the enemy left fifty Europeans and three hundred natives dead. One hundred officers, noncoms, and numerous natives woro taken prisoner. Four guns were also taken. The Belgians released 159 European war prisoners, who had been interned. Of theso 103 wero British, and 35 were missionaries, of which latter 30 were French." fThe cablo news in this i6aue accredited to the London "Times" has appeared in lhat journal, bat only where eipressly stated is such news the editorial opinion . ot "Tie Tim M."] . (
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2892, 3 October 1916, Page 7
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173THE MOUNTAIN WAR Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2892, 3 October 1916, Page 7
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