The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 5

Large MANY sans. H Jtalian Army, always have t “I was forced ity to Austria 4 medical ox: An, Italian bth odd Numbers, Dual Monarchy, for Political Reasons. ARE Women Subjected to Treatment by Officers in n are dr! Au An Italian § s now w BELA FOR INDIGESTION »). Avenue Subjects of Condemned 1 and nothin, me — guards spat for am to Hun, TORTU RED, Brutal | line trenches, trea |and Hungarian ‘co! fting out of the dis- trians have been to-day | pulley fastened to hands are and hoists ling on the had and jater | er by the | Rus- ho is left 1 member of the dure it for long re his sympathies | hours my second “At Trent up square. the martyr, Battisti, tied to a cart and dragged through ‘THE EVENING WORLD, ———— FRIDAY, JULY 5, TALES OF AUSTRIAN HORROR LIKE THOSE IN BELGIUM TOLD BY ITALIAN VICTIMS ed ne Hungarian Plains, over the viana and the lowlands beyond, ing to eat.except half a loaf to drink except a tin of dirty soup, into which the Attached an and German companies in the ratio of one man for each pla- It toon they lived hideously in the front ed as traitors, in- | sulted and mattreated by their German « usement. mrades.” “In 1914, at the time of the Austrian fa- fell two soldiers, tiring march, horror | out, When they got tocamp ‘field pun- the Austrian Army. debea\ In Cadiete, ae xs tigued from the ROME, July -Tales of that rival those which come from | ishment’ was ordered for them. This is a barbarous torture much prac tised in the Austri is fixed in the ground and has a The vic bound behind his 4 cord passing over the} an army. the top. up until be tips of his toes. Only the strongest! I stood it two time. the city. Officers spat on him and their wives jabbed him with hatpins and A Czech soldier, ght, shouted: ‘Lon; ive"Trattisti ve liberty!’ Hi and shot. Bat- anhood of the Tren Only two months | A stick wwas| @ | Telephone Operator Bride Of Young Millionaire French H8G<8 9 E4S 9:9-4:46-4 OOH PEGE EE BGG HG EDP TOOSOOS is k of the war the| nt found it n th ¢ 1 diers had | Edward Tuck uck French, millonaire cor- De F ine | Lente ber ®-1 poration director and clubman of and Newport, is in Boston ra in deflance which could not| With his bride of a w nerly was Lillian H. Har- He ogose the one that James McCreary & Co. 34th Street Summer Business Hours Store Opens 9 A. M. Closes 5 P. M. 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