Bayonet Battle Raging
The opposing forces are meeting in a fierce bayonet battle in the Carso mountain lands. The Italians used daggers in capturing an Austrian battery at the summit of Yoliki hill today. Southeast of Goritz, the Italians charged through water waist deep to meet the enemy.
Teutons Forced to Retreat
PETROGRAD, Nov. 4.—The Russians have forced the Teutons to retreat northward toward Jinul, it was announced today.
Rochester Height Captured
BERLIN, Nov. 4.—It has been admitted here that the Roumanians captured Rosea height. The Germans recaptured a Roumanian position southwest of Predeal, taking 250 prisoners this summer.
Somme Becoming Quiet Again
PARIS, Nov. 4.—Intermittent cannonading, it is announced, is the principal activity of the forces on the Somme front today. Practically no attack is being made by the infantry northwest of Verdun.
NATIONS NOT URGING PEACE
UNITED PRESS CORRESPONDENT
SAYS NO INTEREST SHOWN
IN PEACE QUESTIONS
Lord Northcliffe of London Predicts War Will Last Five Years More
Paris is Gayer
By ROY HOWARD
-NEW YORK, Nov. 4.—Not one of the largest participants in the European war,—Great Britain, France, Germany,—shows the slightest evidence of desiring to end the war. In fact, there are innumerable indications that the struggle will last much over two years longer.
Lord Northcliffe predicts that the nations will come to peace at the end of five years longer.  Years more of war. The British land forces will not attain their full fighting strength until next summer. France is not exhausted. 