The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1918, Page 10

Re ae aks ) cations that they Rey ed Thos far this plan has | terialized, but the evi Germans are preparing to > size of this army p: @ivisions, or 720.000 men From Switzerland that Austrian troops ar » which form T NEXT BATTLE FRONT i nev rhe heavy line at the right i# the present Italian front, ‘The figure a line defenne the Adige Austrians and Germans are massing for a new offensive to capture the J] Compel the Italians to evacuate the plains of Venice whole of the plains of northern Tal | lies a the Ttallan border in the LONDON, Jur Where wil mounta with Ite center restin the Germans st ext lake Garda A drive along th Byer wince the drive in Pieardy t would have an it tive the Waa stopped there have been indi ve of the pring feline of for Italian armies—the railroad were phar PD & terrific offensive in italy with Milan to en. The dintr Austrian, German and Turkish as | bution of munitions and supplies to Mies engaged. | the front depends on thix road, with ite subsidiaries not ma Famous in History Breat blow on the Italian fr The capture of this line wou! _ imereasing. serve the same purpose as an @ Report Big Army vance along the Piave front, w Austria is repor to be massing nditure of smaller forces and large bodies of troops alk the Pi nen by the enemy ave river front for « on the} would force the Italians to fall back Venetian plain. One es of the behind the line of the River Po this front that It wan along poleon destr it at 60 Na 1 two Austri mies in one of bis eart in Italy, ‘The Lake Gard. therefore considered a hooc Austrians campaigns come reports being mov along the Alps m part of region is toward the front the nort HE SEATTLE STAR REPORT NEW OFFENSIVE IN ITALY IS NEAR AUSTRIANS ARE ~ MASSING ALONG a ‘SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY Be the line, At St. Elvie pass, where Against a drive on either of these | 5 the Austrian, Italian and Swiss bor tw fror ye ma Amsume with t verfect mafety that the allies Py Bere meet, the Teuton garrixon has] 20 to 30 miles from the Piave. With] would not seriously impair the situ |? a ree af Strengthhened, while huge] no great military sacrifice the Ital.| suon prepared. The allies hav MAsKeS Of troops have been ob . pegiliberg eo igee for neveral months the p of rs jans could fall back to this lin it The second defense line ts along | a« drive in Italy, and bh large eee m southward trom 5 they were driven from the Piave, It valley of the Adige, which is| numbers of reinforcements to that| . : would, however, involve the fall of ably Italy's strongest position | front. They will not repeat the mix Turks Sent to Front ; . a Ublane ant Torkiah cay.| Venice. which would prove a gr It was to this river that it was ex-|take of last year, when the ery f o . 7 | blow to the civilization of the w pected the Italians would ret dur vel from Italy was heeded Sweeping drive | Ttalian aviators the ‘against the Italians Dalry have been sent to the front,| ‘tion for the coming conflict || Where are three rivers which form VOLUNTEERS TO viewpoint it| ing the battle of last fall, but they too late Seems to indicate plans for a} EQUIP ARMORY FOR SOLDIERS VISITING HERE Far and Near News by Te elegraph and Telephone eecccccce flying over the} itian lines report unwonted ac ty behind the front in prepara Concentration of troops in the tino and along the Piave offers! Possibility of a big double drive Jin their great advance last fail to Food Administrator Hoover Henry Victor Morgan, Sunday aa : seabed ¢ Behind the tine of the Piave is national, he ex m of ag uniformed visitors Which leads the way to the plains of legram to State Ad J. D. 0. Powers will speak Ate pecinenlh ene inntg dgias Hmerthern ftaly, the [tallans have] ministrator Charles He Guaday a. m. at Bayieton ave: Unk! Butte He bins placed the plan Strong defensive positions, the supply must be equalized tarian church | before svernor List of which are now defended by fench and Fritish troops, as well & small detachment of America is no remedy for a short wheat crop The state of Washington has been allowed to mill 110 per cent of pre apacity-a higher perc has prevailed generally ries inte Dr. W. Leon Tacker, of New York, will addres accommr ated by But churehe war tha Barriers to a Teuton ad Thin commonwealth, and ali oth The first is the Brenta, from Dr. J. D, 0. Powers will cond : | dentatas Sandvine’ dar “Saal calthy enough to equip and Siicaeinanaemes People in the state of Washington | [O" oldie rt have not be ace them: | i" nation p exacted from other sections, | CO°P™ “! oi een . {eel the tate Food Administratar| 4), ‘ © ent the rles Hebberd urges a general | ° ei me voluntary conservation. The ration} “The Fashion of the World ba set ix two and one-fourth pounds of | Changeth™ will be I Maurice I : » meat per person each week water's sermon t nday a. m.| Jane 16 gat ala at St. John’s churet Funeral services for Mrs. Flora | CA A T E Madame Aravella Angelini will Hill of Cheha were held privately p.m. upon n| day evening TOTAL 33,892 IN WEEK |; Sud University Presbyterian church LONDON, June 15.—Britivh cas) Rev. Edward K. Earle, psychic, | uartet will give mpecial mu ualties published this week total] will close his Seattle engagement al program Sunday evening 33,892. They were divided as fol! First Spiritual church, Sunday p. m.|" Funeral services for Mrv. Mary ristian Science churches will); lows i 771;| take up the sermon lesson Officers killed, ane Bacon, mother of Martin J. Ha wounded, missing, 301. Total. 1.2 Men erver of Man,” on Sunday psc sabtan beauties ¢ Fores ta ‘ Killed, 4,208; wounded, 16,645; mins | Daken has resigned a8) conday in Portland : ing. 11,712; total, 32,565 tal killed, of High School Teachers De. R.A. Torrey will give third 4.463; wounded. 16; missing, 12 He has accepted postition! grmor rien on teachings of }013. Total, 33,892. an board of edu suditor Christ Sunday morning. at Plymouth Red Cross auxiliary of Spiritual | oo creeation cherch at 106 Columbia adhoc se vt Unitarian) Rev. Robert Cameron, editor of E have left th mite. Written by Rev, H. H. Gowen and, Daptiet church Sunday, at Adam Jardine, a special any f : : 7 ‘ Rega the proposed ef ane The Paradox of Happiness in Suf - lcity governm " « Sunday's 1 ® ™-) toring “ be Re Leonard Smith's | ter from th: ws = ermon ect at Firat Methodiat Service union to Mayor Hanson, re-, Commissioned officers are those rene etlny sien rst and Second aves. if witi| *ived Fr asking that the may-| holding rank by | authority the salvation Army officers will be my prices because of thelor give a ring to the welfare com. | Preside ‘omminnioned offi-| .omminsioned Sunday, at 3 p. m it I do expect to increase my! mittee of the organizatio wh cers are th appointed by reg ttle citade mental comma nm to ma for De ‘ion € a o Co. ates tty owe Queen Anne hill churches will hold), Denny-Henton Clay and Coal C : union meeting morning and 3 omnipage ee the only! Newly elected officers of Oriental isht Queen A Met flag 5 _ raise his) chapter, No. 19, Royal Arch Masons hur because of the war. | will be installed Saturday, at # p.-n.| Seattle Ministers’ federation will ~~ IN J. BROWN, D. D. | : | meet in Plymouth church at 10:30 a. | { ? Seattle's Le ratios WAR SAVINGS DAY—JUNE 28) mm. Monda VITAL STATISTICS 106 % ea St Kev. dames 8. Kirtley will deliver | 0 7 ermon on “Our Young Peor at Cee ee Firat Baptist church Sunda on MARRIAG King County Demorratice club) * r - ws First Christian Sunday sehool pu Reatt : iday 1 qua lmie 2) nh . a ; ee or BY PRESIDENT WILSON Spiritualist Workers’ Union will |, ee oe ee “[ am glad to indorse the effort of the AMERICAN BIBLE San Oe nee alli | Meware me MEOH; 36, And Beane Gert the men in the army and na I hope this object bn 1 will speak on scope “ in ® v od may be accomplished, for the < t : nse Cour rin Har . and . 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