The Delta independent., 1918-06-28

| Zurich June 21.-StriKes, following
recent bread riots are spreading Wen
ma district. Over 10000 reported
striking at Warschalowsky, and the
Vulcan arsenal, also at the airplane
streets of Vienna last night shouting
peace and bread. The police drew
their sabres and charged them killing
many civilians and a number injured.
With the Italians in Field. June 81.
Fighting RACES along the whole of
the Piave line from Montello to the
Adriatic. Italians apparently have
advantage everywhere as there are
particularly above Aeensen. Less fire.
quent are the Austrian counters and
they lack spirit. In the first oppor-
tunity of their open fighting 500 Itlai-
an mounted lancers hurled barricades
with most appalling results on the
enemy. In the first flight of Ameri-
can aviators blew up three bridges at
Sandona but farther north units of
troops are still in danger of annihila-
otin. Hindenburg, and Ludendorff re-
ported as having visited the Austrian
headquarters and counselled upon the
resumption of the southwark drive
from the Venetinn mountains.
Amsterdam, June 22.-Sofia dispatch
states that M. Malinoff. the Bulgarian
who opposed the country's entrance
into the war. has been appointed
premier.
Rome. June 22.-The battle has been
won said Premier Orlando, but the
Austrians are fighting unparalleled
desperation probably to the utmost to
secure some sort of success.
Stockholm, June 22.-Workmen Nil
ni-Novgorod are revolving against the
Bolsheviki. Important events are ex-
pected as the revolt spreads. Moscow
workmen are demanding constituent
assembly.
Ottawa, Can, June 22.-The Canada
food posters from Great Britain,
France, Italy, the United States and
Canada at the annual Canadian exhi:
bitions to be held this fall throuhout
the Dominion.
London, June 22.-An attempt to as
sassinate Emperor Karl is the uncom-
firmed report coming here from Ans
terdam. AS there has been serious
strife among the Austrian population
for the past several months, this re-
port caused no surprise in high cir
Washington. June 22.-Govern-
ment leading express companies have
signed a contract uniting their com
panies for the duration of the war
Government granted the consolidation
ten per cent increase in rates.
The new rates will be effective on
July 1st.
Denver, Colo. June 22-The boys
division of the Denver Y. NJ c. A., of
which ]. G. Arnold is secretary. is
asking every boy to spend his summer
vacation in productive work, prefer
ably in food production. The national
war garden commission is cooperating
and furnishing the boys with canning
and gardening manuals.
Zurich, June 22.-Huge crowds gath
cred in the streets of Vienna yesterday
and made further demands for an in
crease in their bread rations. Also
higher wages ahd reduction of hours
ana general peace. Report also says
that Premier VonSeydler is at the
emporers field headquarters to pres
ent the cabinets resignation.
REPORT ON ITALIAN FRONT.
With the Italians Afielc. June 90.
Bloody battling continues on the
Montello crest. The Italians have
gained some there and captured many
thousand prisoners. Counter attacks
have alison gained the Zenson region
on the Piave river Vienna claims
the drive totals 5000 prisoners.