The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1915, Page 2

ONT AUSTRIANS SHELL ITALIANS AL ALONG SONZO RVR TURKS CLAIM VICTORY AUSTRIANS AND ITALIANS IN 24-HOUR BATTLE ON WHOLE FR GERMANS BOMBARD ARIS, ATURE ot NEW BATTLES IN LORANE T ars No Let Up in the Cannonading| Berlin Claims Capture of i Intense Artillery Battle Lasts Coming Note Will Make Con- to the North of Trench on Eastern Slope dhstots 1 Wisen ia th * for Twenty-Four Hours in IN CAUCASUS FIGHT cag arileny Souchez. : in Passes. pres ©, cea pals = A terest of Humanity. ' “= Sty Enemy Was Rouled With &». Captured officers declare that eves 1 Heavy Loss of War? Material. CONSTANTINOPLE, June 28 (via Official Reports Declare That] wiretess to Bertin and London, June 24).—Another success for the Turka in Every Attack Has Been —_| the Caucasus is reported in an officiat statement, issued to-night at the War Repulsed. * until very recently the fall of Lem- berg had not been regarded as @ re- ‘mote possibility by the Russdans of th SHELLS HIT HOSPITAL.|BATTLE ON THE MEUSE. '|ROME CLAIMS SUCCESS. By Carl W. Ackerman. I, BERLIN (via The Hague), (United | Press), '. Attacks of the French Are Re-| on" 15 tne ancoud amercas none will make important concessions in ported Repulsed—Many the interests of those “principles of 1 humanity” for which President Wii- Prisoners Taken. on declared America was contending This was the positive assurance I BERLIN, June 4—The War OMce ROR AND, teks eek pees wa. Ave out the folloWINE| iat tives of all neutrals will be safe- si _|uarded. It Is ponstble the German y of formation, may suggest certain dib- of the Lorette Hills which they cap- tured recently. South of Souches fighting continued with good results for our aide, Our position in the Lo- rette Fille south of Neuville was maintained after stubborn hand- hand fighting in the face of a strong ‘attack begun during the night. “In the Meuse Hilla there were fur- ther bitter engagements. We took 150 French prisoners. The enemy suf- fered heavy losses in two successful attacks. “Operations against the hill at Ban- 4e-Bapt which we captured yesterday ‘were repulsed, The numbers of pris- onere was increased by fifty. ONE MINUTE KS? CANT BE DOME, DECLARES DOCTOR) | Several Nuns Reported Killed In an Institution at Arras. ROME, June 24.—An intense artil- | Oiti, after bitter fighting, the Turks lery battle has developed along captured 2,900 metres (about Tf "iniles) entire Austro-Italian front. The)on the Karabagh Heights;-in'the dis- enemy has been shelling Italian po- trict of Kaleboghasi. The'enémy fied sitions in the mountain districts an@|¢astward. The Turks too ‘several along the Isonso for twenty-four hundred cases of munitions Gad @ ea Italian guns are replying | Quantity of war material.” with great vigor. Gon. Cadorna reported to-day {D8 cicada, Tie between, the, Kee and enemy infantry has at a rd eral points, principally at night, but|2os, ruven i", the Government of has everywhere been repulsed. Paf- shu: r + oun ticularly violent attacks were deliv- | = ered in the regions of Monte Piano, ‘Val Grande, Val Piccolo and Freiko- fel. . “During the night of June 21-22 and { {continuing the following day,” says the report, “the enemy made three | desperate attacks against our posi- tion at Fretkofel. All these attacks were repulsed successfully by th¢ splendid fire of our artillery and the use of hand grenades. The enemy left two hundred bodies on the battlefield. “In the Bay of Plezzo preparations are being made by the Austrians for the installation of heavy artillery and along the neighboring he! convoys have been seen going from Pleszo toward the Upper Isonzo. “In the Monte Nero region and along the Isonzo the day of June 23 | passed quietly.” VIENNA (via Berlin wireless), June 2%.—The War Office, in a re- view of the results of the first month of the Austro-Italian war, declared to-day that Italy hes failed to ac- complish anything of importance. “Our troops in the southwest main- tain their positions on or near the PARIS, June 34.—(8.36 P. M.)—The ‘War Office this afternoon ts- fey Ho i j Eg 5 Ht ‘alt #28 z H i if i E ef j i i j i i Hl it ttnguishing marke for vessels carry-|trade, in order that transportation| 269 tons, owned by J. A. Malen and ing non-contraband cargoes to insure} of ammunition and other war ma-| registered from the Finland port of them egainst submarine attack. terials from eastern harbors of the} Nystad. Chancellor von Bethmann- Hollweg | United States to Vladivostok, forthe} Seven fishing vessels known as Géstres that Germany's answer bejincreasing Russian fighting strength,| drifters have been sunk by a German forwarded to Washington as soon as/shall not suffer ihtetruption. And) submarine off the coast of Scotland. hat. | possible. But in view of its bearing|over the Atlantic at the same tims| Most of the crews of the fishing boats on future international taw German}are voyaging froin’ thé Usdited States] were saved. Giplomats are proceeding cautiously |fighting arsenals and ammunition in this Btate when he sent letters to the io framing « reply. The-German an-| depots, in order that- the cries cor] The British Admiralty announced] sheriff of each of the eighty-three coun- i |ewer, it is stated, will mark a dis-/help from Great Britain and France frei tg bey woh 4 irioy ore the| ties informing them of the law against tinct advance toward securing that|shall be silenced as soon as possible.| Sunday night but that the acta Pave, ccptests ond requesting them, te freedom of the eeas for which For- And again, at the same time, Pres!- not serious and there were no the last four Years the boxi ng game bad eign Secretary von Jagow assured the ¢ United Press in a recent interview dent Wilson demands that a sure and Itles, flourished in several Michigan uhimpeded journey be guaranteed these floating arsenals.” GERMANS TORPEDO A BRITISH CRUISER London Confirms Announcement Made in Berlin—Says Dam- ages Were Slight. o1co. BOND.—On Fridey. June 18. ft i i i Hi l a for this by saying thet she many years in London. She r. i i ill Must Go Back to Cell, Teador Rabinowits, who was con- vieted with bts brothers, Harry and | for Morria, of con: ‘the assets of the bankrupt firm of inowits Bros., dealers in Gouncee at No. 100 Grand Stree! granted @ respite to-day ; t Willson so that he can Germany is fighting. The answer, tea Mina | tnereto: be delayed, but it is Company, {ie “Incorporated hoped hat it wl renew oe, feeling ‘a interested in com- Sheaciness bee ee er I'm dent 3 eo ree a itr. “Guy | tions. —— Pe tg etoan, ed with] WILSON ATTACKED be ever give you any money. BY REVENTLOW AS When did you meet Guy Schiffer? BERLIN LIFTS BAN. A pe or ten years Vw h Fae ta ebltdort or) mmRLIN (via London), June 24.— Freddy “purohem? A. | (Associated Press)—The Tages Zel- Lipaw, Mb Rokertasa? | a! tung, the orgy senor of which ib 7 nown him twelve or four- | suDences lene | ee, bay bags L. 1, June 4—A Germon submarine Shields Axe dail at 5,000 each in| "Q Kise Mr. Robertson? A.| The suspension order against thia|*ttacked @ British armored cruiser, thelr cages before trial one of the| Never in my life. paper was issued, according to the|*PParently of the Minotaur class, | fj brothers steped up and sald: Q, Ever sit in the window of your | general understanding, because of an|#Dout 100 miles off the Firth of “Ob, air! Since the whole family ia| SPartment and kiss him? A. Never. | oie on the American note to Ger- |Forth last Sunday, the Admiralty an- here, can't you make it a wholesale| ‘Then Mr. } took the witness, |many unfriendly in its tone to the |ounced to-day. A torpedo struck i i Fit ~. P: Ready Now : ‘Columbia Records for July , At Aeolian Hall OME to Aeolian Hall today and hear the dance music) and the songs that everyone will be humming before the end of July. All the certain midsummer hits are in the new Columbia Bulletin. Have the new popular music while it is new. , Columbia Records will play on your talking-machine. Pep Eat chelel tiiok ‘pries?” Q. You have known Mr. Roberteon | United States. the ship but the extent of the dam- But the commissioner didn't, fourteon years and have never kissed | ‘me ‘Tages Zeitung contains an-|age was not ascertained. ———— No half minute or minute kisses? | Other article by Count Raventlow.| . LONDON, June 24.—The Finnish ERICAN OIL A. Never kisses of any kind. In it Raventlow makes a covert at-| schooner Leo was torpedoed and sunk SHIP a er A triendly, platonic kiss? |tack upon President Wilson in con-| yesterday in the North Sea while en ‘a ie vou tae tin atock {Section with reports that a peace|route to Canada, The crew was given SEIZED BY BRITISH broker? A. I don't know that I do, | conference ie to be held in Switser-|an opportunity to take to a boat, the Q. Don't you know that in January |land, supposedly at the instigation| submarine towing the boat for three ieee are od oe lor lof the President. hours until a Danish mail steamer Prize Court Writ Against the Gar-| heard of it until this case came up. | After mentioning these reports, the| was sighted. The crew was then Q. Where did you meet Mr. Robert- | Count says: transferred from the mail steamer to i ° goyle, Which Reached Alex- gon? A At Maratogs race track. || “Meanwhile President Wilson has|a trawler and landed at Lerwick. ; Suggestions . e@ you seen im andria From New York. Av Almoat every day io the inat tae {closed the Panama Canal to shipping} ‘The Leo is a small wooden vessel of years. +e Q, Cait on yout A. Yes, be had tea , July’s Dances Famous Com; Played by le o & nuisance, a i @ was 00 lonely I felt sorry A5680—"'Shadowland Fox Trot.” Prince's Band. Prince's Orchestra “Roberte-Globe Fox Trot.” Prince's Orchestra, ‘AS677—"Bapana Rhapsody." (Chabrier). Priaes'e Ove chestra. A My tif hat i lon ? sha) My , Beau! ul teau ef Love jesttat! ro a." ] a “Ipy Ride Lady Waltz.” Prince's Orchestra. Q. After fourteen years’ acquaint- ance you considered him a nuisance? A. Yes, but I ‘didn't like to tell} him so. Q. How often did you go out motor- ing with him? A. As often as I was ‘Aber cot Mecees Jockane plone xed vila? Nat Wills invited. I have used it alone, too. ‘Special for Thureday cial for Frid “My Tango Girl.” Fos-Trot. Docs his two best Monologues + Q, Are you too ill to kiss a man? MOLASSES NUT CREAM CHOCOLATE COVERED (4 : ‘ Tame single woman, I have FUDGE CREAMS t A1765—“"No News, Or What Kitied the Dog.” (Origiaal). ohed Company, and ts of 4,488 gross tons.|never had occasion to kias any man STICKS centre of this eweet te © i Two New Songs Two Darky Stories. (6) “The Head Walter,” (6) Pa At the company’s office here it was|in recent years. Dainty solden tinted bare of te and. most une The “Colored Social Club." 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Ada Jones, soprano, and Wil “Salut D'Amour.” (Elgar): Orcas socom vi tenor. Orchestra accom! : : enhance —_——- Woman Writer Dena, WASHINGTON, June %4.—Oficial WASHINGTON, June 24, — Mrs,| notice of France's decision to with Mathilda Coxe Stevenson, a noted| hold passports hereafter from Amer- The Phonograph Department at Aeolian Hall is the most writer on’ ethnalogical subjects and complete in the city. Here is a magnificent of Aecolian- the iat Eenty-alt years connected ed pe eR yeaa eg Rg ro ied Vocalions, of Columbia and other standard machines, Te Beeintecetanmertean Mthnoloey of refused to comment on the situation | and, ae earl, complete stocks of Columbia and other well-known ot According to press reports, the! French Government acted on the theory that naturalized Amoricans of Kurek, Archangel ...... Gi nm birth might giv Hellig Olav, Christi tion to German of The Aeolian Company, 1937'0.4 “Manufacturers ofthe World Famous Pianola” ‘