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1- 1 had to advance. although
> 1 , by violent artillery fin,
in the higher zone, by snow
”181“,: counter-attacks in
dirzfiion of Fomi and in thei
' - none were repulsed
’ , . very heavy enemy losses
. “On the plateau of Setti Com-
.. ' southwest of Asiago, our?
W detachments, having
' " the Canaglia Valley, press-
on toward the southeastern
of Monte Cengio and to-
deonte Marco and Monte.
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, -“Lator details show a brilliant
s for our arms in the fight-
of lune 10 on Monte Lemerle.
valiant Forty-third and For—
rth Forli Infantry bravely
'ned the assaults of enemy
m which succeeded in reach- ‘
k our positions but were dis-1
and pursued at the point
d the bayonet.
“In the Sugana Valluy we ad-
wd toward the Maso Tor-
rent, repelling two counter-at-
hch near Sourelle.
“Along the remainder of the
but there -have been artillery
duels and bombing activity.
“Enemy airmen dropped bombs
on the Vicenra military hosni'al
and on Thiene Venice and Mes-
tl'c causing little damage."
German and Austro-llungarian
mops delivered a heavy counter
attack on Russian {ones advan-
cing in Northeastern Bukowina.
Ind drove them back, the official
'Autrian st ..ent of June 12
up: The} astrians captured
1.300 Russians.
The statement follows:
“In Northeastern Bukowina
flustro-Gertnan (Stoops disengag-
cd themselves pom the enemy
under heavy redguard fighting.
German and Austro—Hungarian
regiments by a .counter attack
drove back a hostile force advan-
cing fromBucazicc. Thirteen hun-
dred Russians were captured.
“On the height east of Wies-
niowezykm Russian attack was
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CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS.
(1127 Minna Co]
is a store of tobacco valued at former Premier venizelos were til their status can be investigat-
32.500.000 which cannot pass the made the objects oiahostile dem- ed. She was on her way home
blockade. The American Legation castration today. The demonstra- from Turkey. she said where she
has received many cable messages tors were composed mainly of had been doing Red Cross work
of protest.
that steps would be taken to pre-
vent Greece from providing the
entral Powers with sunphes
The blockade was the result and
on june 10 King Consantine or— lthoae who had ‘beon spectators under Mrs Henry Morgenthaun
dilivered this morning, but it
bloke down under” our artillery
in. East of Korlov Austro- Hun-
glrian scout detachments captur-
d a Russian advanced post. Vio-
h‘t fighting continues northwest
.of Tarnopol. The positions near
Vorbievka (northwest. of Tamo-
hi),‘wh1‘z~h have been mention-
ulreoeatedly. changed hands sev-
ml times.
“Along the Skwa and in Vol-
,1
dared the twelve senior classes of
the army to be demobilizcd.
King Victor Emmanuel of
Italy yesterday received Antonio
Salandra, the retiring Premier.
who presented the resignation of
the Cabinet.
The resignation of the Minis-
try. which was made known Sun-
day, was officially announced yes-
terday in the Senate and the
Chamber of Deputies. upon which
both houses of Parliament ad-
The ultimatum of the Amulearlier at a horse show in the wife of the American Ambassa-
will, it is thought. he presented
today. and if it is complied with
the blockade will be lifted at once.
It is thought the principal de-~
mands of the Allies will be the 1n
demobilization of the army and at
the retirement of the present arrested
iespionage. returned to New Yorkiconditiona either in Germany or
gtoday on the steamship Ryndaml Turkey.
from Rotterdam. l
Miss Silliman said that her ar-:
rest which occurred
chief of police.
The announcement of the Aus
trian air raid follows:
"A squadron of naval aidcraft
Stadium which was attended by dor. and was soon able to clear
King Constantine and the royal herself of the charge. She was
family.
Miss Mary Sillimama
soon after taken ill, however. and
the American School for Girlslman hospitals where she said.;
Constantinople and who was she received the best of attention.
m April on SUSPlClOT‘ 0‘ Miss Silliman declined to. discuss
in April.
teacher remained several weeks in Ger-A,
ihéi'?
Buy your Vlctrols now to “so for:
the summer on your piazza. Vilit our‘
Established 1857
Ostrich Feather Boas
Continuation of Sale
'l in cold and cluerlvss 11 cather of June 1115 brou‘dtt
into requisition the nice littlt leather lion that snugs 1111
round the 1111k1111d11r1'1111cts 1111 l1a1k of the neck and
shoulders from chill.
The spuinl sale 15 continued {111 :1 {€11 11:115. Every-
' hynia it was compattively quiet
yesterday. West of Kolki we re-
' pulsed a Russian attempt to cross
the river. In =that region. as
everywhere. the losses of the Rus-
lon the night of june 11-12 bom-
barded extensively and«with visi.
ble success railroad tracks on the
line between Mestro (five miles
northwest of Venice) and San
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In white and black, black and white. black, natural.
\‘lctroln Parlor and hear the tlltlereut
marl-1111119. With our three soundproof
booths thore is .110 wetting to hear ol-
1l1er machines or records. Open every'
journed.
A short but stormy discussion
followed the announcement of the
Cabinet‘s resignation in the
amounted to nothing more than
temporary detention on a nominal
charge which the Germans in.
many cases prefer against for-
dams corresponded to their reck- Chamber. The attack on the Min-1 Dona di Piave and the railroad (3‘2“ch ”"3”an the countrv ""' ““1th light gray, navy and Belgian blue and cosmbinatic‘llnié
he use of masse of troops. istry was led by Signor Turati.;st:-tion at Mestre. They obtainedt MM '” d” .. 32' 45' $3' 95' 50° an 95' ”
aIL'Italia: front: The sitgation in leader of the lntransigeant So-sevcral hits on a locomotive shed.1 , z The value is extra good.
sout WOSfem war t eater is cialists. who char ed the Minis- The arsenal at Venice also was ‘ “ 1 . - - ,- 1 r1,
unchanged. In the Dolomites and try with responsiiiility for .the bombarded. i R‘ & P' Boned Chechen, a can """"""""""" 32¢ ‘ Tnmmmg 51111011, 1111111 floor. '
on the front between Brenta and anti- Austro-Gcrman riots at Mi- "Notwithstanding a heavy fire Pink Salmon, a can ............................... 10¢
6'3 Adige the Ilalians were 1'0- Ian and other towns when Italy dihcted at them all the aeroplanes Iona Ketchup bot. .............................. 10¢ Flowef BOWlS and vases
pulsed wherever they attacked " declared war . returned unharmed." E . ' i 1
A squadron of Austrian aero? Signor Salandra protested The ofl'ensive movement re-§ Iona Spinach, can """""""""""""""" 10¢ 3 ' The true demrator and 1111 or offlo11crs must always
planes attachedVenice on Sunday against the accusation. and was cently undertaken in the Cant Potted Meat. can ........................ . 5¢ and Be? consider the fitness of flowers to \nsos. \asturtium and
night. Several other points in warmly applauded by two-thirds casus by Turkish troops has wonS Fl P d bl sheets 5‘. sweet peas go into clear 1rvstal houls: murigolds and a
Northern Italy were bombarded. of the Chamber. further successes. according to an y aper, 3 o“ e """"""" 1 """ ' " ' N H 1 gaillardias arc 1111111111 at in patter} jars of l1la1k,hr011n,
in OffiClaI Austrian report Of The vehement attacks on the announement made by the Tur-i Prunes, 40'50'8. pound ------------------- s'--- ----- 15¢ l coyiper or hmtwc Snapdragon and roses are for tall
Elm? 1112 says the raid was suc- retiring Cabinet in the Chamber kish War Office todaY- Quaker Corn Flakes. pkg. .............. . ..... . 5¢ | vases or 1rystal'pitcll1ers, and ther; arlc {1011ch blocllis ttb
9‘" 11 Y- Tof De uties esterda caused Great crowds lined the streets1 ‘ N i use in travs and mu s to support “0 0W gm“ 111g 9 0’ "
The text of the French OffiCial such aii'eactionyin the gross that Of London today in the vicimtyl 1“ Cream Salt, 1° lb' bag """""""""""" ' ' 10“ l stemmed succt things.
statement follows: ‘last night the majority of the of St. Paul’s Cathedral and stood Assorted Jellies, tumbler ................ . ........ 10!,‘ Lily Bowl: of Muskota ware, 74nd,, 5,35. 8-inch, $1.511?
on the left bank of the river papers in Rome urge that Signor for hours in the rain awaiting the Ma z 11'“ Ol'v bot. 10¢ 10-inch $2 75 12-inch $5.00
House there has been a bom- Salandra be intrusted with the arrival of King George. Queen 11 a l a 1 es, ‘ """"""" . . h, 3 ' ' it‘ll!
bardment in the region of Chat- formation of the new Cabinet. Mary and Dowager Queen Aiex- Hires' Extract for Root Beer. bot. ............ 15¢ Black Mb. 12411141, $590. 8-"? ~ ‘-°° '1‘
mcourt. On the right bank of It is declared. however that all; andra for the memorial services“ Prepared Mustard-Golden's, bot. ......... 10¢ Roma Ivory, 7-inch. .75 12~111ch $2.00 . ..
“the river the Germans yesterday
parties favorable to the war mustt for Field Marshal Earl Kitchen-1
reverting renewed their attacks
do 11 be represented in the Ministry lenrh d f C :11 1 i
_‘ “E t e entire sector to the This would exclude only the In-. 3 oars o the a edral , .
west of the Thiaumont Farm, and transigeant Socialists opened shortly after 10 o'clock; 10 TRADlNG STAMPS FREE 10
’ '“illtey penetrated some. of the ad-1 Harold Phillips. of Everett and the vast building was rapidly . , .
. med trenches 05 our line aloner near Boston" will sad today for . filled with people who were forth-1 With Any of the Followmg
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10inch, $1.25,
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Couch Blankets
Indian designs in vivid l
reds and browns, very at- '
Camp Blankets
Dark serviceable gray
with a wide black border,
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N0 32L, of hismrents’ claim that he is Thousands of applicants for ad--
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_ “Everywhere else the German a minor. oi the age of :6. mission had been refused. !
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java quiet elsewhere on the and has seen much fighting 1n the ‘ ed of any military ceremonial. Nol , ~ ,1 i ‘ .1
tires neiEhborhood He says he troops lined. the streets through , can A&P Chloride of 2 bottles AM’ Vinegar, . 33-09 32-00 . 1‘
3 further advance on the Ver- has had a bully time. His return which the royal party was to ' .
front near Fort Doaurnont was arranged by the American pass and there was no guard of Lime ........... to: each .- 1°C Limm Re. Effiflts
m Office today. 'i Berlin dispatches say it is an- A feature of the service was ~ . . Cretotme Pillows of gay 5
math troops have been under nounced there that Grand Admi- the part taken by the hand ofthe ,_ Bo Stamps with large canof MP Baking Powder 50¢ ”12:23:13.3: 11:8? £31111“? coloriugs large Sizes $1.25. _v
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