1918-06-25, vol. 29, no. 144, Evening Herald

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Cal.   Oranges
Table Apples
New   Cabbage
Now Carrots
New   Onions
Fresh   Oysters
Blue Nose Butter
.Moir's Cakes
Mctaren's   Cheese
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J. J. MULCAHY
Austrian Troops Surrounded
Must Surrender or be Annihilated
Attacks on French Positions
Repulsed
HKAVY  AVSTRIAX   I.O
i  25—The
hlcll
oil is I
pursuit of the Aus-
oss the I'luve'has develop-
knowii here, and no detailed reports have heen receivel bringing events up to date. A statement
current in Ixindon yesterday that tho
Itullans had taken 4S.0O0 prisoners
is said by the morning newspapers
to be confirmed by the Italian Embassy. The samo statement is attributed to Premier Orlando by the
Home correspondent, who quotes the
(".iornale d'ltalia as saying that the
troops ol Archduke Joseph and or
General Warn are virtually surrounded and must surrender or be
annihilated.
THK   ITALIAN'   VICTORY
Paris. June  26,   I tlavas    Agency)
 Austrian '.usses total  two hundred
thousand men. arc-irtllng to the-
Heeole ot Milan. Certain enemy divisions lost two-thirds ot their effect
I- Mai
i the
I'ia'
■airy, I
■■  add
ed, havo advanced beyond the east-
papers conlinne to acclaim tho Italian    victory.    Hope    is    expressed
oi the enemy, will nol
fighting to local actions
Ite out boldly Into an of-
renslve  and  transform  the  Austrian
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victory.    Several newspapers  w
mdei
whether Ihe Germans will rush
lo the    Austrians    bv    transferring
forces     from    the       western
I.'    Homme    Libre.     ((Moment
paper)  be;ieres that such actio
scarcely probable as  Emperor
Wil-
Ham  and   von  Hindenburg  are
vinced (hey cannot obtain a de<
except on the line from Switzerland
T.VI.Y ACCLAIMS SICII'KS
ime. June 25—In announcing
la victorious army the repulse of
Austrlans. General Diaz, the It-
i Commander-in-Chief, gays thc
lng for the present  Is    confined
rails  i
classes. Is marvellous. In view ot
prevalent unfavorable
said Dr. O. P. N*. Nlcolal,
Professor or Physiology nt the University at Berlin, when questioned
yesterday regarding conditions In
Germany. Prolessor Nlcolal waa
one or the men who escaped from
Germany last week in an airship
landing in Denmark. "In official cir
cles." continued Professor Nlcolal,
"the war is expected to laat a long
time yet, but among the people the
opinion is expressed by many that
tho present offensive on the western
front will
;•»■.♦.•♦:•«►'-♦*•«
atlent.
for
people' generally a
same  time they
MARTIAL LUV  I'OR THILKK
Dublin.   June   25—A   proclanutlnn
Issued   last   night   declares   the  seaport ol Tralee. County  Kerry,  to be
a special military area.    This means
has been applied to Tralee as has
been enforced In the County of
Clare. Permits wilt be necessary,
ror persons to enter tho    prescribed
-i>l. (.(.I.INi; ARMS INTO IHKI.
London. Juno 25—Thc sclzui
forty thousand rounds of ami
lion .in the Smithneld Market in
Un ttsterday, is expected to ha>
vi'iutini'iiis. according '
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to (ill tho breach thru
I lie Montello Plateau and the Adrl-'
ule in order to avert u disaster; In'
spite  of the official  despatch     from1/
Double Drowning
at Twillingate
MAX  DHOWXKD AT PKESQDB
The  following messages were n
cnived  to-day  by  tho Deputy  Mlnls-
* of Justice*-)*
Twillingate,   June   25—Yesterday
irnfng at 8 o'clock two men naW
ed   Harry  Ninety,  married  and    his
brother  Arthur,  twenty,  unmarried,
iglng to Durrell's Arm. left
their motor boat tor Splller's Cove
caplin. Other boats
leaving secured what they wi
and reported that"
secured nearly a load
they left. Ninety's not having returned at 2 p.m some parties
se'ot their not re
ing and found the motor boat
Spider's Cove bottom up with
grapnel on  tho bottom, thus n
r There being a strong breeze
apposed that these men must
over loaded their boat
coming  out  of  the  cove  Into
tirely to <hc flood in tho Piave lliver.
the report states that the Italian
armies caused the breaking of tho
offensive by their continuous pressure against   the enemy.
not   imporaxt
London.   Juno  25—"Dr.     Richard
von Jviiehlmann.  tho  German  Secre-
Helgium." says
It's Dogged That Does It
(London  Daily Express.)
There used to bo hair-hearted en
thuBiasm about the fruits of the Am
erlcun   alliance,  and  we  utterly  de
precate   lho   Impatience   thut   wouli
•at  American  effort  be
-  for.
o or i
i du
prep*!
lay.
I'KltATK   OX     IRISH   Ql-KSTIOX  ';
London. Juno 25—An Important
lebute was opened in the House or
•ornmons today by Sir Edward'Car-
ion,  the Ulster leader, on tho  Irish
imiTisii ofpi
London,   June   25,   u
nan  artillery  wns  nctl
I Al,
the South had things all her own
way. but all the time the North was
doggedly preparing the Implacable!
torces or war to which the chivalrous
Lee ultimately surrendered. To-day
the North and South aro one, and
the gallant and steadfast spirit of
tho Civil War is still wllh them. The
descendants ol the men in blue and
the men in grey nre hourly rallying
to the old bugle call.
„|the rough water must „..„ „>D.
-   a quantity ot  water and turned
er and they were drowned. The 1
les have not been recovered yet
there are search parties    out
morning   searching   ror  the     bodies
but nt present It  is unknown where
the  exact  location  the  motor    boat
turned over.
CHAS.   D.   MAYNE.   J.   P.
Presque,  June  25—Georgo  Plcco,
•cidentally  drowned  at  Petit  Forte
jsterday.   Will   hold   enquiry-
T.  P. SCLLIVAN.
Magistrate.
Arrested Stowaways
0.11011   ,.
>  llui
to get e
will send them.
will,
age back here stowed away on board
a local steamer which arrived here
today. Ho was handed over to tho
police after the ship reached port
and was later released on paying ten
dollars for his passage.
correspondent ol
Reid-Newfoundland
in
officers
army to prepare for new
or the day to h
General Diaz says: "The
io. with furious impetuos-
all means to penetrate our
has been repulsed at all
points. His losses are very heavy.!
His pride Is broken. Glory to all It-!
allan commands, all soldiers and all
sailors. The country understood at
once that the barrier set up by your
heroism was unshakeable. and that
your strength is the purest of Im-.
mortal vigor. Our people and our.
Allies, who have so many glorious]
representatives amongst us, applaud
our success against the eternal enemy. The great battle Is for the time
being rerh-ced to local actions. The
army hus deserved well of the country. We are sure of our right and
of the holiness of the causo we are
defending. New trials, which un-
rtouMcd.y await us. will again show
[•he enemy tbat Italy has lost none
of her faith, strength and obligation. For Italy, for King, for civil-,
Ization, let us persevere In onr sac-
* —J duty." •
. NMJUMMMTti KXKMY ATTACKS
Paris, (official) June 15—The
Germans laat night attacked the new|
French positions In the region of
Leport, north of the Alsne. but were
unsb.e to make any gains. In surprise attacks at the Woeuvre and in
I Lorraine the French captured twen
ity prisoners.
con-ditions in okrmany      [
Copenhagen. June 25—"The German so.dlers generally are tired of
the war. but the patience of tbe peo-
Iple, aa a whole, especially the middle
which contraband was cleverly distributed. The contraband goods
wero consigned to various parts of
lhe country. An Investigation Is
proceeding to
the goods reached their destlnatii
THE GRECIAN ARMY .
Paris. June 25—{I lavas Agency)
—Greece will have more than two
hundred thousand men
shortly, according to
given by the Greek legation here to
the Matin. Additional troops beyond this number are to be called to
added. Tbe
notable work accomplished by thc
Hellenic Kingdom
into the war a year.ago this
is reviewed and the nchlevemeu
Premier Venlzelos In restoring p
confidence and effectively guarding
the Interests of the country
pointed, out.
RKTnKAT   CONTINUES
Geneva, Jone  24—The    Au
tinues ln the greatest disorder under
the Immediate Ore ot the Allied
tlllery, according to news recel
here this morning. British gunners
especially are doing heavy execution
[in this sector. Hundreds ot the en-
en In the swollen river. Into which
the Austrlans are throwing their max]
ims and light cannon. In the
time the Austrlans are rushing
The S. S. NEPTUNE
will sail for the
Labrador at six
o'clock to-morrow
evening.
Reid-Newfoundland
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JUICE—Quarts.
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120 doz. PURE
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ro men named Kelly and
»y, who were arrested In connection with tho brutal assault'on a
Chinaman on New Oower Street 8un
day evening at 6.30, were berore
to-day and convicted of Ihe
offence.' The chinaman was bit by
ihem several times and a dangerous
wound inflicted In hls head by    tbe
ill  ■
suit
of  the   blows.   The    accused   .
fined  $50 each, the amounts    being
paid.
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Municipal Council
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the City Tax for. the six.
months beginning on .• the* 1st
January and expiring ..30th
June, that if payment is not
made by the 30th present
month, the Solicitor of the
Council will be.authorized to
take immediate action by process of law to secure .-such
payment. ,1
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