The daily Gate City
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evacuate the fortress city, though war
office dispatches ottered no confirma
tion.
The Austrlans still hold the heights
of Podgora, dominating Gorltz from
the west and are pouring down a
heavy fire on bersagllerl attempting
[United Press Leased Wire Service.] to storm their trenches. The fighting
PORT AU PRINCE, July 28.—As a here Is of the most desperate charac
cllmax to the two days revolution that ter and dispatches agree that the Itaf
ha« swept the Haltien capital, revo- lans have suffered heavy losses,
lutionary troops today dragged Presl- For more than a, fortnight the day
dent Gulllaume from the French lega-1 fighting has occurred under' most op
tion where he had taken refuge, and pressive weather conditions, the tem
•hot him In front of the building.'
Gulllaume's body lay on the spot
where It had fallen for several houra
while the mob marched by.
perature raging above 90 and often
above 100 degrees. Both armies are
becoming exhausted In the terriflo
struggle.
Several of the more Important of
the ridges of the Carso plateau are
now held by Italians. Monte 8elbusl
and Monte San Mlchele have beet*
captured, the bersagllerl and Alplnlsta
combining in the attack and taking
several hundred prisoners.
Official dispatches today said that
a terrific cross fire from the Austrian
guns forced the bersagllerl to evacu
ate the crest of Monte 8an Mlchele.
They entrenched on the slopes and are
holding their position^ despite the
enemy's heavy fire.
The center of the Italian line at
tacking on Carso plateau has carried
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The daily Gate City. (1915). Keokuk, Iowa, 1915-07-28. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025182/1915-07-28/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily Gate City, 1915-07-28.
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