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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09
Oba sta trpela.

Gosp. Skripec il James City,
Pa, je bill bolan OBJ istem easu
kot njegova zena. Pisal je o TEN
sledece: "Zelo mnogo je meme in
mojo zeno mucila zapcka. Imcla
sva tudi glavobol. bolccine v ze-
lodcu in V krizu. Narocila in pre-
jela sva Trinerjcvo amcrisko zdra-
vino grcnko vino. BoleGine so
izginile in tudi zapeka. Hvala bo-
gu. sedai Sc poGutiva dobro. VAN
udani Jos. Skripcc. Box 46. James
City, Pa. "-Zapeka more biti DO
sledica raznih bolczni in mai Sc
nikdar ne zancmarja. Rabitc Tri-
nerievo amcriSko zdravilno grcn-
ko vino. Dale VAN pomo6 V bo-
leznih zelodca in drobovja. pri
malokrvnosti in telesni slabosti.
pri nervoznosti in ako inmate spa
MIA.
V lekarnah. Ccna $1OO. Jos.
Triner, izdelovalec. 1333-1339
So. Ashland Ave. Chicago, I'll.
V SluGaiu rcvmaticnih ali neu-
ralgicuih bolctin. oteklin ali IL.
vinenj. drgnite tclo z Trinerievii
linimcntom. Cena - in SOC. DE-
post 80 in 60c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09
NEW YORK.

Little Falls: Frank Greyorka. 2 East
easier Street.
New York City: L. Markun, l29 f.
20. st.
Cleveland: Anton .Pozareli, $50 Prossa
Ave, Math Potroveie, lO96 +. 67.
ST., Andrej Bogataj, 69O6 st. Clair
ave, Edward Branisel, 6O25 Glass
ave. in Louis Stegovec, llO7 f 81 St.
Collinwood: Domiuik Blummel. 1926
Park Grove Ave-, Anton Kuinik, 4j9
-l5s ST., Gustav Kabaj, 4I6 E. 1856
st. in Joe Kun6ie, 439 E. 1856 st.
East Palestine: Jack Istenich, 43S E.
Martin st.
Girard: Frank Ban, box 365.
Glencoe: Mace z~lemberegr, l.. Eox /.
Struthers: John Rayer, box $40.
Youngstown: John Petrie, box $50 in
NJ. Urbas, box 43l.
OREGON.
Oregon City: Frank Sajovie, l1-lsth
st.
OKLAHOMA.
Adamson: John Zabavnik, box 81.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Potovalni zastopnik "a cello Pa. Louis
Brio.
Beading: Mart. Letinski, box 90.
Bessemer: Louis Hribar, p. o.
Broughon: Jacob .Dolenc, box 1871.
Can~onsburg: John Koklich, box 276.
Claridge: John Mlakar, box So, in Fr.
Lurman. box 255.
Conemaugh: Andrea Vidrich, Anton Ga.
brcnja, Frank Podboj in Frank Paw.
loNiG. box 523.
Darrlgh: Karol Slavic, box 252.
Dunlo: Frank KauGie, box -.
Export in celia Pa: John Preston. box
100.
Fitz Henry: Frank Indof, box ll3.
Forest City in Vandling: Frank Rataic.
box 6S5 in Anton Drasler, box 0.
Garrett: Stephen in Mrs. Fabric, r.
+. ID. box So.
G%reensburg: Frank Mako, Key Stone
Hotel.
Herminie: M. Gunner, box 35l.
Imperial: IL. Murshetz, box J2s.
Irwin: John TrGelj, II. +. ID. ,. box lO6.
Johnstown: Math. Gabreuja, r. +. ID. ].
box 100, in Jacob Kocjan, ga Lunen'
St.
LlOydel: Anton Grbec. box 50.
Manor: FIR. Demsar, box 253.
Mariana: Louis Mihevc, box %.
Meadow Lands: Jos. Bizjak, box 253.
Morgan: J. Kvarti6, box 453.
Pittsburgh: Blaz. Noyak, 656s Rowan
Ave.
Reading: John Pezdirc, $40 River ST
Smithton: Joseph Radisek, Central
Hotel.
South Fork; Jakob Rupert, box 23S.
So. Fork.
W. Newton: Jos zorko, r. :. D. ).
box 80.
wiokhaven: Luka Krali, box bS.
wilcox: Jak. Miklauei6, L. Box 3.
UTAH.
Murray: Vino. Brauiseli, box l.
Scofield: John Brezovar, box %.
Winterquarters: John Revcn, box los.
Blaekhawk: FIR. Dcrganc.
W. Virginia.
Davis in okolica: John KrizmanGiS,
Thomas: Frank Kocian, box go.
Milburn in okolica: Anton Strazisar.
WASHINGTON.
Roslyn: John Zobec, box 10.
WISCONSIN.
Kenosha: Frank zerovcc. Is Rowland
Ave.
Milwaukee: IL. KusIjan, 900 - lst ave
in John Krainc. 37l National Ave.
West Allis: Frank Puucar. All - 53rd
Avenue in Frank Bender, 47l-53rd
Ave.
WYOMING.
Reliance: Lovr. UseniGnik, box 90.
Rock Springs: Math Batch, box 427
in F. S. Tavcher, GA Ahsay Ave.
Sublet: Anton Blasich, box IS.
superior: Lucas Groser, box 34l.
,lsie: John Peternel, box 81.
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Klerikalci so postal pc franco
skin bolnisnicah tako predrzni,
da ie morala vlada izdati naredbo
roper njihovo usiljivost. Kapita-
lizem in klerikalizem znata izrab-
ljati vojno.
Avstrijska vlada poziva ljudi,
maj mnogo pisejo v Ameriko, da
DO tukaisnje prebivalstvo infor.
mirano liz avstrijskih virov. Prav.
Ampak cenzuro mai najprcj cd
pravi,
Allegheny Steel Co. postavlja v
svojih tovarnah v Breckenridge
move stroje, ker priGne Ia teden
iZdelavati granate "a nevtralne
dezele v Evropi, najprei "a Sved-
sko. Sumljiva narocilai
Zvezno distriktno sodisce v
Philadelphia je izreklo, da JIG
Central Railroad Co. v New Jer-
sey S posestio Wilkesbarre Coal
Co. zagresila kombinacijo "a owl
ranje svobodne trgovine. Zelezni-
ski druzbi je nalozilo, da mora
prodati svole interese ma rudni-
ski druzbi.
SitnOst ,sitnal Zdai sc DO treba
zopet ukvariati, kako Sc ia drug
na6in zakonu figa pokazc.
Chicaska Gruzba "a vzvisene &c
leznice ina sedaj nezakurienc
Wake brez oxen. &c mic ne velia
in Sc Sc kai prihrani, ustrcze tudi
kapitalistiGna kompanija rada &c
liam.
ParkerSburg Brewing Co. V w.
Va, XII .ie imela zaradi prohibicije
velike izgube, sc je prelevila V
National Ice Cream Manufactu-
ring Co." i'll upa, da DO V treh
lctih S produkcijo sladoleda po-
krila prejSnjo Skodo. - Kapita-
lizem 81 &c II pomagati, in kdor
miSli, da ga DO ugnala prohibici-
ia, ga preklicano slabo pozna.
Avstrijska vlada je p~oslala Re
dinjenim drzavam novo motto "a
radi kupGiie z municiio. o tel no.
ii 81 lie We, da je zelo dolga. Mno-
go bcsed ie znala avstrijska Via
da vedno dclati.
DIR. Abraham Jacob, Xxi JIG jake
II la specialist "a OtroSke bolczni
i'll otrcsko higieno, pravi, da DO
mimic najmanie petdesct let, pre-
den doseze cloveStvo zopct tisto
stopinjo fizicne zrelosti, ma kate
ri ie bio pred vojno. Usmrtitcv
miljona krepkih mladih ljudi in
pohabljenje drugih miljonov mo-
ra imeti posledico. da sc bOdo ro-
dill telesno in dusevno slabejsi o.
troci.
Rusko finanGno ministrstvo ma
meraya Zedinjenih drzavah IL
stanOviti wee hranilnic. Prve ia
kc banke sc ustanove V New YOr-
ku in Chicago. Seveda il same
lJubczni do ljudstva, ker Sc nj do
volj bank. v katere hi sc mogel
vlagati denar, ce "a kdo kai ina.
NaJmanje oscmtisOc, 20 dezeli Sc
wee cednih. z vsem potrebnim o.
prcmlienih his. vsaka zadOstna 10
cello druzino. hi sc lahko zgradilo
"a Cenar, XII Sc ida "a ell sam
dreadnOught. kai ic pac IA lind
stvo bolj koristnOf
Cetudi sc smejc vojna srcca dr.
zavam v Evropi zelo ncenako. so
vcndar vsi ondotni mogotci lahkO
enako zadovoljni, da sc Jim jc V
vseh dezelah posrecilo speliati
ljudstvo ma led in premotiti vsc
narodc tako, da misli vsak, da sc
bojuje "a svoje interese. To ic We
lika zmaga vladajoGih - ne mad
Zunanjim sOvraznikom, ampak
mad svOjimi lastnimi nafodi.
Volilni urad V Chicago racuna,
da bodo znasali stroski volitev v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09

Ena najboljSih socialistiGnit
revii v angleSkem jeziku v Amer
d ie: INTERNATIONAL so
CIALIST REVIEW" Izhaiq
mesecno in stane S1.00 n a leto. -
Naslov: Int. Soc. Review, 341 r
Ohio St, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09

ravno ma zapadu med o%rganizaci
jami mnogo takih grrsniG
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09

Little Falls: Frank Gregorka, 2 East
easier Street.
New York City: L. Markun, 1919 f.
20. St.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09

Klerikalci so postal pc franco
skin bolnisnicah tako predrzni,
da ie morala vlada izdati naredbo
roper njihovo usiljivost. Kapita-
lizem in klerikalizem znata izrab-
ljati vojno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09

Socialistieno casopisic Sc nc IL
daja "a zabavo, temveG IN pouK
in "a boj. Kdor SO note uGiti, ne
DO nikdar dobcr bojevnik.
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Utriinkii.

KrSGanske ccrkve imajo ime pc
Jezusu. Duha in srca nimajo pc
MEM.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-09

Avstrijska vlada poziva ljudi,
maj mnogo pisejo v Ameriko, da
DO tukajsnje prebivalstvo infor-
mirano liz avstrijskih virov. Prav.
Ampak z mai najprcj cd
pravi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
TEUTONS CROSS DNIESTER;
NEAR STANISLAU, SLAVS ADMIT
Victory in Stryj Sector Compensates
for Reverse.


Austro-German troops have crossed the
Dniester 10 miles northeast of Stanislau
The War Ofhce made this official ad-
mission todly, hut announced that Rus
sian forces east OF stryj threw back the
enemy, capturing 202 officers and S544
men.
The War Office was silent about the
progress OF the new Austro- German drive
on Lemberg from the west The official
statement merely said that the fighting
In West Gaiicia continues"
The Dniester crossing was forced near
Stanislau after a desperate three days
battle The cnemy's attempts to cross
at Nisnief and seize the railway were
defeated. Russian artillery inhlcting
heavy losses. On Tuesday enemy dotach-
ments moN ed south of Nisnef, forded the
river and began a flank attack upon the
Russian position at the bridge head The
result of this battle is in doubt
The victory over General Won Linsin-
gems army east of Stryj was most decisive
The enemy was thrown back in disorder
In n battle above Zaravno abandoning
six large cannon, q mitrailleuses and
large supplies of ammunition.
Between the Pruth and the Dnester
the fighting continues" said the official
statements. Near Chotin our troops are
pressing enemy forces who penetrated
into Russian Bessarabia."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
"JITNEYS" TO GIVE
LONG RIDE FOR NICKEL
Ordinance Makes Broad Street
Route From Skunk Street to
Erie Avenue.

Minimum nickel ride. skunk street TO
Erie avenue, If machine carries pas
sengers.
License fee. $50.
Bond, S25OO.
IL the machine should be cmpty the
hriyer may turn and proceed I'm an op-
p0Site direction, no matter how short
the drive he may have made.
The ordinance to be introduced in Coun-
ellis next Wednesday for the regulation
OF ''Jitney' traffic in this city has been
decided upon at an executive meeting
of the Law Committee of Councils, held
behind closed doors this afternoon. The
ordinance, which will probably be
adopted. Incorporates the idea OF the
Rapid Transit Company in the matter of
short and long Eauls. "Jitneys" will be
compelled TO carry a passenger from
Skunk street to Erie avenue for ) cents.
Routes on other streets than Broad have
not been affected in this ruling. North
OF Erie avenue or south OF Skunk street
another fare may DE charged. This regu-
lation was softened by an amendment
which provides that any "jitney' with
out passengers may turn between these
two points and continue in the opposite
direction at the discretion of the opcrator.
The license fee has been raised 10 SEQ
Bond is placed at $500 These are the
only new features of the ordinance that
will materially affect the status of the
'jitney."
The ordinance is a compromise between
the suggestion of Charles F.. Kelly of
the nth Ward, chairman of the subcom
mittee, who tried to have the COMMITTEES
adopt a more drastic provision i'm m.
matter of long rides, and the ''iitnev"
owners suggestion. He recommended
that League Island TO Olney avenue be
made the minimum limit of a scent fare.
Joseph p. Gaffney, of the Goth Ward. ana
Robert d. Dripps, of the 22d, succeeded |
In amending the proposed ordinance bv /
dividing Broad street into zones and maxi |
ing the minimum scent fare extend from
Skunk street 10 Erie avenue Drlpps then
succeeded In having the exceptional
clause adopted Under this regulation a
Jltney driver may, at his discretion, pro-
Vlded the ltney' contains no passen-
gers, turn his machine and return In an
opposite direction to any street he
chooses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
AUSTRIAN SQUADRON SHELLS
FANO, ON ADRTATIC COAST
Bombardment Does Little Damage.
Railroad Intact

ROME. June 1s.-An Austrian cruiser
and four destroyers bombarded the Ital-
Ian watering place of Fano, on the Adri-
attic, for several minutes today An Off
eial statement from the Ministry Of Ma
rine this afternoon said that the damage
was insignificant"
The enemy warships evidently planned
To damage the Ravenna-Ancona Railway
leading through Fano. They directed
number of shells In the direction of the
railway station, but the aim was poor
and none of the explosives reached their
mark. Several shells fell in the neighbor-
hood of churches and public buildings,
but the slight damage done can easily
be repaired.
The people of Fano took to their cellars
when the first shells began falling, and
according TO official reports, there were no
casualties, When the warships withdrew
the entire populace crowded into the
,open places, hosting the tricolor Of Italy
and cheering for the king.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
TWO SINK TO DEATH
in SIGHT OF CHUMS
Boys Drown in River and Creek
While Companions Make He
roic Efforts at Rescue.

Two boys were drowned within 12 hours
despite the heroic efforts Of their plav-
mates to save them. One met death this
morning in tho Schuylkill River ana the
otner was drawn into one OF the treach-
erous holes in Pennypack Creek last night
Tho victims We're Joseph Koenig. l2 years
old, who lived at the Orphans Home for
Catholic Boys, 26# Brown street and
Grove.
with three other boys Koenig plunged
into the schuylkill 20 get relief from the
excessive heat ana when under Spring
Haraen street bridge was seized with
cramps When he shouted for help his
companions were fully 30 feet away.
.....rS1ep heep up, Joe" shouted one youngster,
we'll get you"
Hurry up fellows. won't you?n CRIED
the struggling boy. Then he dlsaDpearsS
ne came 20 the surface once and the bov
nearest made an effort 10 reach mn,
but failed The body was subsea,,enti,, 'i,
recovered BY Policeman Frank sebW,sit.
station. Nisst9
somewhat similar.
ne, with Earl Osborne. his chum ana
seven or eight other boys. sought rsltHs
from the heat last pight By tahinr
plunge IA the creek. The stream is one
OF the most treacheFous Ia that seetio1
being dotted with deep holes.
slugg accidentally stepped into h.,
water and his cry Tor help was heard b,,
osborne The boy groped through ~.
eAf fsAess Ia the direction OF his cor,
panion's screams and tried 10 seize hir.s y.
70 disappeared beneath ths snrgs--
4"les Osborne diVed for tie bedv M
Naa unsuccessful
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
LOAN SHARK" BILL
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
Provides State Inspection of Business
Municipal Courts Powers ENLARGED

HARRISBURG, June lg- Govarnor
bIuhpaugh today signed the so.caIIe5
loan shark bill regulating the Iosn,aa- -
money in sums OF $500 or less nv ,,rt,,tS "a
ing state licenses for persons or Arms ~
saseu IN the business which are 10 ha
49, 81. 70 the Dank Inspection laws of
@ sne state Licenses are to be given for
dresses my ana the names and ad
ulesses OF persons interested in sacb g.,
aolng such loan business are - - -. -
Postea "here patrons may see them a.
loans not exceeding SlGO. not more ~
per cent a month Is to be cbars,,,
aooFe thar sum 10 $500 not above 49,.
cent month. Two dollars examins, ~,
zee may De charged on all sums over ssa
an - on sums less but no fee best6s
sIs - 70 oe charged on sums under
vto,stiae penalties are provided for
,.i.I, nc governor also signed the blll con-
IefFlng Jurisdiction on ths PbusSs,-tgill- -
Municipal Court IN certain erim,naI pi.is n,is
juvenile cases ana
The Pittsburgh Canal bills st.
ti the Governor today. give perniss,,..u ~
sas s counties In the western - ~ tof
STATE through which the pro6oses u lhe
Is % Fln nom Pittsburgh III - e1ilat
20 oona themselves TO provide tbe-.tls l-lls
31ats Iena7. The measures wers ~ 80
see. ol much debate Ia the IesisI.','..-- 49,
ernar = recent hearing before ne Gov
taese bills were approved also.
Ftoyiaang that the eomnens.
school auditors shan - aseS l lieh Or
Soaft and izing a limit Of d ~ ne
working day - Tor each
Fixing the number. eoms.,...,
mileage Of he omcars M sion --a. ana
'na Lesiaiafura Ri'ss4 q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
AUSTRIANS STORM GRODEK,
TEN MILES FROM LEMBERG
Russian Retreat in Mid -Galicia Chron-
icled by Vienna.
VIENNA. June 1s

VIENNA, June is.
Outworks Of Grodck, ten miles from
Lemberg, have been stormed by Austrian
troops. 1t is officially announced. The
War Office says:
The Russians nowhere have been able
to offer resistance to our forces. In Mid
die Galicln. protected by strong rear
guards. they continue to retreat on the
entire front to the northeast and east,
hotly pursued by the allied armies.
North Of Sleniawa our troops ad-
vanced across Cieplice and Cewkow and
repulsed strong Russian forces and drove
them across the Imperial frontier in
hicting severe losses.
TO the eastward the allies reached
Lubaczow md captured Niemerow after
heavy tlghting, and are now advancing
toward Jaworow
'On the Lemberg road during the
evening we repulsed strong Russian rear
guards near Wolczuchy, across the
Nereszyca. and at midnight stormed the
west part of Grodek (ten miles from Lem
bergl. South o. Grodek the west bank
or the Wereszyca has been cleared OF
the enemy"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
TEUTONS HURL FIERCE
ATTACK ON ARRAS

Continued from Page Ono
AGAINST fortified strongholds with artil-
lery, while infantry regiments are hurl-
ing themselves against 100000 German
troops, engaged in a desperate effort to
hold their lines before Lens.
Tremendous Importance is attached to
the conflict north OF Arras by military
officials here. For the first time in many
weeks the roreen Of censorship was
drawn tightly over the operations today,
Indicating the seriousness Of the gigantic
struggle. The War Office this afternoon
announced that no official bulletins re-
gardlng the progress Of the battle would
be made public for at least twelve hours.
This announcement only increased the
tension here. For weeks hints have gone
out OF a mighty smash against tho Ger
loo Though officially dlscredited, Paris
has been led to believe that the climax
of the French thrust north of Arras was
to be reached today, and the public fever
ishly awaited more news from the front.
The Germans are counter-attacking
with great fury. Bombs, hand grenades
and bayonsts all are playing their part
in the great conflict. Loss of Lens would
force a readiustment Of the German lines
from Arras TO the sea, and for this rea-
son the Teutons nre throwing their forces
into battle with utter disregard for lives.
II would appear that Souchez, north Of |
Arras, is destined soon to fall into French |
hands The new positions won about |
Souchez will give the French batteries a |
clean sweep toward the German positions |
In the town.
During the fighting on the Souchez-
Neuville line French avlators are con-
I'm the air. Squadrons OF aero
planes scared over Givenchy and the Bois
lie la Folie, where the German reserves
ire held in concentration, and dropped
bombs which are reported to have caused
great damage
The War Once was silent this after
room about the operations along the
River Fecht. All unofficial reports said
hat the French are making steady
progress in the direction Of the German
center of Kolmar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
FISH CODE BILL VETOED
WITH MANY OTHERS
Measure Empowering Juries to Fix
Murder Penalty Disapproved.

HARRISBURG, June 1s.-Governor
Brumbaugh today vetoed the Fish Code,
saying that he does so with the knowl-
edge that while many fish clubs deem i
a desirable measure, some of its features
would work to the hardship OF poor peo-
pie He added that there is room for
debate In some of its subjects and that
at all events the law is being changed
so often that people unwittingly disobey
1t.
Other bills vetoed were.
Enlarging the group of competent wit
nesses living within the State, by amend
ing act of April q, 1903.
Providing for the formation and regula-
tion of corporations having shares with
out nominal or par value, because Il
would work hardship 70 certain existing
corporations operating within the public
service law, which department is op-
posed to II.
Providing for an additional law judge
in the 45th judicial District because
under the circumstances the expense
would not be warranted
Providing that the penalty OF murder
In the first degree shall be death or life
imprisonment at the discretion Of the
Jury or the court, for the reason that i
would not be right to place this respon-
sioillty on jury, although the Govern,
ment realizes there Is a public sentiment
growing toward the abolition of the death
penalty.
Authorizing electric light. heat and
power companies 10 purchase the secur-
ties OF companies chartered 10 supply
storage or transportation Of water ana
waterpower for commercial and manu-
featuring purposes. The Governor says
the title is defective and he believes !
Is better TO maintain competition and
give smaller pOmnaufaE "A bhanpa To eX-
ist
validating all acts and mortgages made
70 or by corporations after letters patent
on after forced sales, because a similar
olll was vetoed earlier IN the year.
JOINT resolution, directing the Board o.
CHARITIES 20 report 10 the Legislature s
plan, whereby the State can support and
care Tor all its dependent insane in In
5tltutlons owned and controlled by II
Tor the reason that although the purposs
s eommendable, the policy named Is not
me wisest one 70 pursue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-18
HEIGHTS AROUND PLAYA
CAPTURED BY ITALIANS.
IN DRIVE ON GORIZIA
Invaders Seize Important
Positions on East Bank
of Isonzo in Great Attack
on City - Report Many
Successes.
ROME. June IS.

ROME, June 49,
The battle for Gonza is being waged
with renewed Intensity. General Cadorna
reported to the War Office today.
Italian artillery has bombarded and de-
etroyed the railway station at Goritzla
Six miles north OF the city italian forces
have seized and fortified the heights sur
rounding PLAYA, on the east bank OF the
1sonzo.
Important successes at several other
points we're received in todays official
statement Bersaglieri completely amt
hilated n Hungarian battalion from Plan
inapolje in a bloody struggle in the Toll
mino region. The forts Of Malgorghetto
have been heavily damaged by Italian
artillery. In the Val Ampezzo region Al
pinists have occupied the Austrian VII
iages Of sassoistria and Albergo and have
captured Falzarego Pass, 1000 feet above
the sea, and dominating roads and noun
tain dehles
Today's official statement contained no
confirmation OF a report that italian out
posts have arrived within sight of
Trieste.
From the Swiss frontier to the Adriatic
General Cadorna's armies are moving
steadily forward, occupying peaks and
villages except in one region.
An official bulletin today admitted that
the enemy has begun an offensive move |
ment down the Adge Valley up which |
The Italians were pressing to siege Of
Trent
The Austrlans are attempting to move
southwark from the fortress OF Rovereto,
which is under bombardment by Italian
artillery on the heights of the Adige.
air currents over the noun
aims have prevented avlators from re-
but advices to the War Of
Ice indicate that a large body of enemy
roops is moving southwark from Trent
n what appears to be the first important
AUSTRIAN offensive of the war. Thus far
III Austrian attacks in this region have
,een repulsed.