ITALY'S PART.
' AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN OFFENSIVE. ON THE TRENTINO FRONT. Milan, Nov. IB A remarkable renewal of the enemy activity on the Trentino front is regarded . as foreshadowing another formrlable Austrc-Hungarian offensive in the hope of hi caking into the Venetian plains and relieving the pressure on the Cn;so Heavy reinforcements of artillery and infantry have, for a fortnight, been concentrating in the Trentino. under tlio personal supervision of General von Hoetzendorft', who, despite his bitter experience in May, still- considers the Trentino the most favorable po'iit for an invasion of Italy. Hungarian newspapers confirm the plans, regretting the weakening of the Traneylvanian expedition in order to boldly face the Italian menace. TRENCHES REGAINED. Received Nov. 17, 10 pm.' London, Nov. 18. An Italian communique states: We re-occupied the trenches eastward of Gorizia ant), repulsed the counterattacks, and advanced sligljtly in tho Hudilong sector in the Carso.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1916, Page 5
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145ITALY'S PART. Taranaki Daily News, 18 November 1916, Page 5
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