Italy
THE FIGHT FOR CORIZIA. United Press Association. Vienna, November 24. A communique says: The bridgehead at Gorizi.a was again subjected to heavy artillery fire. The fighting on both sides at Monte San Michele was most severe. Strong enemy forces penetrated our positions north of the mountain on Tuesday, but were repulsed after severe hand-to-hand fighting. An attack at San Marteno was repulsed with very heavy Italian losses. Rome, November 24. The Austrians have evacuated Mori and Roveredo. A communique states: Our continuous offensive on the Carso was brilliantly crowned by assaulting and capturing a deep line of trenches on the fourth summit of Monte San Michele. and also the church at San Martino. We took many prisoners. I We have occupied Calvario, on the I crest west of Gorizia.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 74, 26 November 1915, Page 5
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