Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, June 21, 1918

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 21, 1918, Winnipeg, Manitoba Today s weather fair and cooler. Temperatures 74.0 minimum 61.9. Guard against rust a a precaution the of Hurt cry Are Baing destroyed Sun rises 5.20 am. S Moon rises 7.22 . Or o jote 21 1918. Morning pages no. 301. Hundred thousand employees in air plane Wirks a Vienna on strike austrian troops since have regained vertigo and Costalunga Austria attack Anu Fluur 1 wl1 to have lost Force except from Montello plateau Start of War from Lack food review of alar situation in asiago sector French and italian Arooji by counter attacking have regained brr Tigo and Costalunga Austria attack 5 ferns to have lost Force except from Montello plateau crossing Piave throughout country is Lon Nousis authorities apprehensive 2i Vienna break into series and Stone residence of Premier reported at Jurlis Hamburg and Cologne police charge crowds lat Nan papers of All classes faded Jan Ediale help from Germany j if Ndon june than persons have gone on i site in the Vulcan Arsenal w fee Warschaw lows air plane storks Vienna according to despatch from Zurich to the a Kiang Telegraph. Fee despatch adds that not it occurred at favorite or Grethen Otta Kring _ and Brigitte nay suburbs of Vienna. Never equalled Amsterdam june Imp arriving Here from Ger any and Austria make it Clear at the latest troubles in the ail monarchy Over the. Food station have never been Equall since the beginning of the or the agitation throughout is country is growing Norm a according to these de notches and the authorities in Istria Hangary regard the Ataa Tion with great apprehension. London. June rioting out in Vienna yesterday says a Exchange Telegraph despatch pea Amsterdam. The mob broke 3to a number of bakeries stoned of the Premier and a.1 of the wings of the Homburg. The message adds. Cavalry is rushed to the capital to restore it is probable it is stated. Jat martial Law will be proclaimed. The rioting was in protest against reduction of. The bread ration. Cd spread peace demonstrations heavily censored private messages in Stockholm indicate that re demonstrations were held re Allyn Berlin Hamburg co Evi. Ant that several workmen Lii til and Manv persons arrest a despatch to the morning irom Stockholm. The police military dispersed crowds of de trains. According to a dispatch to the sex Teie Erath from Zurich there been a considerable number of nuts m Vienna and Neustadt. Of to a reduction in the bread a at one time the police were to disperse the rioters. The adds that an almost Gener 1j is expected and that the is considered grave. To All outward appearance the austrian offensive Iri the italian theatre thus far has met with failure All along the front from the venetian Alps to the Adriatic sea. In the Hill Region additional ground has been taken from the invaders while along the Piave River where intensive fighting is in Progress at some Points with flu Tua tin results the balance toward ultimate Victory seems to Lay in favor of the italian armies. South and East of asiago the French and italians in counter offensive have taken prisoners and regained and Costalunga past which the austrians had hoped to push their front and gain the Astico River Valley which leads. Vicenza on the Plains below. Not alone were the positions but More than two Hundred prisoners fell into the hands of the Allied troops. Over the entire Mountain Region the austrians have remained quiet except when compelled to so on the defensive. Then their efforts to hold Back their antagonists have lacked the stamina usual in men whose hearts Are in their task. This condition has prevailed since the first onslaught of the enemy was summarily stopped by the fire of the British French and italian forces forming the Barrier to the venetian Plains. More heart is being thrown into the work by the enemy along the Piave from the Montello the Region of Venice. Here he still seems notwithstanding his heavy losses and numerous repulses on various sectors Bent upon throwing his armies across the Stream or pushing further Westward with those of his forces that already have forded it. Ice Erth Eless further setbacks to the austrians have followed those of past Days on the Montello were the italians Are viciously disputing the right of Way to the Plain likewise near the famous Senson Loop farther Down the Stream the enemy s vicious attacks have been held and under the impetus of the italian counter blows he has fallen Back nearer the River for reinforcements hastily brought up. Report Cape silo recaptured still further South Between Fai Sallata i san Dona. I Piaf i. The italians have further pushed Back the invaders and unofficial reports assert that they have recaptured the Village of Cape Sile lying on the Edge of the Morsh Region some Twenty Miles East of historic Venice. It is not outside the Range of possibility that a Large number of. The austrians Are. In a fair Way to be taken prisoner by the italians for a Large number of the Pontoon Bridges which they threw across the Piave Over the front Between the Conegliano railway Bridge and the Henson Loop have been carried away on the bosom of the swollen Stream. At any rate the loss of these Bridges will necessarily seriously impede the reinforcement of the. Austrians on the West Bank of the Stream and the replenishment of their supplies. Meanwhile the 1 Ood situation and the War-1 weariness of. The people within the dual monarchy again Are making trouble for the authorities troublous times Are for the German government owing to bread. In Are reported to have raided bakeries and stoned the residence of the and even to have attacked one of the wings of the Imperial troops had to be called out to restore order. Little fighting is. In Progress on Gium although the artillery duels continue violently on various sectors. The americans again have forced Back the germans Northwest of chateau Thierry in. The Marne Region this time without the enemy offering resistance. Prisoners taken by italians de Clare they have had Little to eat for past month speak with horror of Winter made of Rye Straw and potatoes fight for White bread you Wil win is command of Arch Duke Charles uprising in Morocco against French urged Paris june Germany Rich to ate the recent offensive for her non purposes in Morocco is delivered n an official note made Public to night. The notes. Based on Docil a riels intercepted by general Lyau by the French resident general in m May. They Are signed y a German agent named Hermann and Mulai Abud cd Malek Uncle of the Sultan of Morocco. The documents announced the re sumption of the. In France As having been set for May 29 and urged the Beni ovarian tribe. To Rise against the French troops As the moment Vas particularly favourable. The Mussulman have one chief Kasiel Hadj Guilloux who is the conqueror of France and is about to deliver the documents said. Mulai Abud Al Malek said he obtained supplies from the Spanish zone. He said he had More Money than Ever and offered francs to every adherent to the cause. Gen eral Aubert the French commander soon restored order. Only a few moroccans were influenced by in. Promises of Mulai Abud Al Malck italians Force withdrawal of austrian lines Horewitz extended from North Monte Beuno railway to Northeast Bontello salient czechoslovak units fighting gallantly with and seaplanes Active a istrian Bridges across Piave destroyed by transport Tita supplies Crew of sinking London Jam of Cawa thrilling Story of heroism at Tea was disclosed at presentations by the late Captain of the Steamer Perisien of Quebec and Lloyds to w. S. Roberts late chief officer of the Sela ship lord erne. While traversing the Atlantic on february 8 the lord erne received a. Distress signal from the Perisien that she was foundering rapidly and the lifeboats had been. Lost. Notwithstanding the darkness and terrible weather the Captain of the lord erne manoeuvred his vessels As rapidly As pos Sibel to the sinking snip. Roberts called for a Volunteer to which All hand including the Engineer and apprentice responded. Despite Trie greatest difficulties the Perisien was boarded and the whole of the 26 members of the Crew rescued. The admiralty authorities in expressing the one seamanship Cfall concerned stated Fiat their actions worthy of the Best traditions of the mercantile Marine. German lines at Locke raided by French troops successful operation also carried oat by British Northeast of metered Allied line advanced near Merris counter attacks repulsed of the Fol re elect Gompers As chief officer american federation of labor concludes sessions meet next year in Atlantic City St. Paul minn., after re electing most of its officers the american federation convention concluded its sessions late today and adjourned to meet nest year in Atlantic Samuel compere Washington Secretary Frank Montibon has Large area site Spruce is used largely in construction of air planes More men needed in Woods and vegetables Bill of fare at Vienna Fer onor be that he would not be a candidate for re election because of certain result Amsterdam june at least weeks says the Vienna Neue the people of Austria Nave to exist on Little More than Mas and certain vegetables. Dispatches to the German say that the reduction of Oread ration in Austria Hungary immense excitement through a dual monarchy. All austrian without distinction of Fps protest against the measure its removal and ask immedi from Germany and Hungary party committee of German so in Austria has addressed an Appeal to the workers to decision of the Vienna labor vice president was moved ii on step the convention presi Dent Gompers declared that the Ger Man military machine to signs of Cru Nowling Ana pre dieted that the entente Allied would be victorious. American labor has done and w 1 continue to do its full share of the Ottawa june to the statement 01or. Joynson Hicks chairman of British parliament Ary air committee that England was preparing to launch into a tremendous Campaign of Airship building and lighting the Imperial munitions Board Here today stated that can Ada s organization for the production of air plane Timber was Complete except in one particular. The production of air planes de pends As much upon the Supply of Timber Asu Pon any other one said an officer of the Board. The Best Timber so far Dis covered for air plane construction Sitka Spruce which grows by on the Pacific coast and then omy in favored localities. Wast Totton and Oregon states have a fair area of this umber but. Queen Charlotte italian Headquarters. Ixia 20 by the associated Austria s drive against Italy is positively a hunger offensive has been proved by new orders and statements found upon prisoners. These were signed by officers ranging from Field marshal Conrad von Holtzendorff i Down to regimental commanders. One which was issued by the commander of the famous regiment bearing the name of Archduke Charles says soldiers remember the spoils we got last fall from the italians the sheep cows steers warehouses full of Good clothes and groceries can Ned goods flour and sugar. Think of your family. Think of the bread you May win for the correspondent has visited groups of hundreds of prisoners All of whom Are thin and weak. They said they had bad Little food for the past month and speak with horror of the Winter months they had passed a Sample of their Black read showed that it was made of Rye Straw and potatoes. Many of the prisoners have Strong Well spiked but these they claim they made themselves or bought. The majority Jive Money befit is either in paper Bills or Irviv Coin. The most of them Wear medals for. Valpe of then having two or three at them Buti these decorations Are of base Metal and. None of Gold or Silver. On others Are medals stamped with a likeness of Empress Zita and encircled with Laurel wreaths. They Are made of a Zinc composition. The prisoners part readily with , have no Pride in them for a few pennies of italian Money. Most of the captured men Are Young acid Light haired and generally have Teeth. Off cers installed Lodge masonic Moose jaw sask., june 20. The annual communication of the grand Lodge of. Saskatchewan . And a.m., concluded its three Days ses Sion this evening. The Lou siness was completed with the installation of officers for the ensuing year with the following results grand master Robert Young Prince Albert Deputy grand master. Williams Abernethy grand senior or. Justice Elwood Regina grand Junior Warden . Weir Saskatoon grand treasurer a. Sheppard grand Secre tary Rev. W. B. Tate Regina grand registrar f. B. Reilly. Regina. The following Are the appointed officers grand w. B. Gumming grand senior Deacon to. Mcmillan Prince grand Junior Deacon s. Barraclough Suth Erland grand director Cere monies l. S. Irvine Regina grand pursuant or. E. H. Bleecker Cabri exclusive i grand j. A. Sutherland Gren held it. Beresford i d. Little Portage wins Frovin Cial championship with walking plow Brandon man., june a terrific sandstorm which raged from Early yesterday morning until last night the provincial match of Manitoba woks Beresford. Apart from the terrible wind conditions were Ideal but this proved such a Handicap that the Large entry could not our. And Latel blowing held at the Day the Success which everyone had fore casted. Yesterday was one of the. Very worst of the Many terrible Days that have played havoc with much of the crop in the Beresford District on account of wind and sandstorms. De spite the blizzard of Sand which made it almost impossible for plow men to work or spectators to see several Hundred visitors lined the Field and had the Day been pleasant a. Record crowd for the province would undoubtedly have been in at Tendance. A total of 31 entries lined con teat Lor Jows draw by horses and b for tractor blowing open. Olash for walking plows was the Centre of interest. Here it was several outside districts had representatives on to try and capture the Mcmillan cup Given for the Best blowing in this class and which decides in. What District tha provincial match will be held next year. J. Sutherland Beresford brought the cup and subsequently the provincial match from Portage to Beresford last year but Laorae june text italian official statement is As lows from the Montello to the. Sea the Battle is continuing bitterly without pause. Yesterday we drove the enemy Jack to the Monte Bellono railway and made him with draw Hia whole attack some what toward the northeastern salient the capturing prisoners and numerous machine guns. Along the Plava River the Strug Gle Job fluctuating fiercely on the Trout lines. It is being carried out the enemy with decision Anil hardiness and sustained by troops with great Onk. The afternoon of launching to the attack fresh numerous troops succeeded at first in. Gaining some ground in front of Henson but he was promptly checked and afterwards was forced. To retire by our reserves which immediately arrived. Our troops with energetic counter attacks succeeded in greatly reducing the fighting to the West of san Dona i plaice ers to the number of. 513. Remained in Lau d Czecho slovak units. Czecho slovak Quoita have valiantly Given their first tribute of Molood to the generous principles of free Dom and Independence for Are fighting on our Side. Infantry division in the but floor defines replies to Philip Snowdon after peace debate commenced by Morrell in House apexes storm enemy lines at two thirds mile at Bellman Wood denies secret treaties constitute any honorable proposal London tune neuter s Edward Liberal representing a Small pacifist group in the House of commons to Day started As his group does on every possible occasion a debate on the question of peace by agreement the 25th course of their valor Sunset our own he said a. It the Worth favorite As the Wasan next convention City Favores a Gert Oit and Seattle were other candidates. _ 40000 revolt at Kiev. And to abstain irom Allex or interruption of work. Tha weal Ados that the committee will a Sharp protest against the ref the bread ration and save decline All for enforcement of the measure. Protest higher food prices Berlin vow arts the German in announcing the in of the Price of bread to five per Pound says this Price the landowners one billion or plies profits and necessary face Follower by increases in of milk butter and beef. The party save the newspaper formally protested to the Tovern on the ground that the increase sure to Crenic the greatest of dispatch published in Berlin Zeitung am lit k Tes an official statement of the w City Council on the food Situ 3 in that cite. The statement Telegraph wireless message Moscow to the company. The revolt is tic Pating in the revolt. Y prom pc a some weeks la state to Era to undertake on ability for the meat Supply for the population and the whether the supplies were n from Ukraine. Roumania or adj s own deliveries 2l p Oce eded smoothly. For the continued on paps two whisperings of pacifists unheeded London. June Ottawa Hughes of Australia at a luncheon of the British Empire league commis seated Russia on the tragic spec of her treatment by Ger Shibboleth of Bol said would not pro which was Only at Allied Victory an Tacle Many. The Sheik ism he peace taxable by whether the War ten years longer Australia would see it through. The faint whisper Ings of a few Pacific costs drowned in the mighty Ter mined shout of a patriotic peo ple. Lasted a year or were and de Island and the deeply indented Bays arid Inlet the Mainland Couver Island on the British Colum Bia coast have the greatest area in the world the Trees in some districts averaging eight feet in diameter and running As High As twelve feet. Italy and France Are securing their supplies in the United states while England also is buying part of her Rise there. It is stated that Are engaged in the Woods and Mills of Oregon and More men needed in b. C. In British Columbia however the Supply of labor is very limited and Only men Are employed though thousands More a Ould toe there is practically no limit to the necessities of England and the allies for air plane lumber. While the actual footage rec Muired for an air plane is not great in order to secure the Quantity of the proper specifications from 10. To 15 times As lumber must toe Cut. This will give some idea of the labor involved producing the lumber plane. Yet to win Toynton Kliks says Sands will be needed. The Imperial munitions Hoard a Fine organization Lor cutting ship Ping and handling the logs and sow four times what it was last Timber and although our output is now four times what it was last. January we could enormously in crease our present production had we the increased labor to fully operate the logging Camps and Force enemy to lines. Rome june the Tello to the sea the Battle of the Piave River is continuing bitterly wit out pause the italian War office announced today. Last night the italians forced the invaders to with draw their whole front North of. The Monte be Luna railway. More than austrian prisoners were taken and numerous machine guns were 1 captured. Fell. The following were elected District Deputy grand masters District no. 1, .1. Mcgowan tis Dale no. 2, a. C. Harris Regina no. 3, j. Mcmillan Moose jaw no. 4, a. G. Rawlinson Quappelle no. 5, j. J. Lamb said Zaitoon no. A j. R. Morley Ceylon no. 7, h. Evans North Battleford no. 3, j. C. Carlyle no. 9, j. Button Govan no. 10, j. R. Garvin Melville no. 11, s. F. L. Partridge Swift current no. 12, a. Mckay Outlook no. I 3, j. .1. Cochrane Kerrobert no. 14, r. G. Hopper Woodrow no. 15. W. R. Russell Humboldt. Grand stewards w. Campbell Eyebrow d. Patterson Grenfell j. Dean Estevan w. .1. Mcburney Kennedy j. Moran Rocanville d. Robertson Ogama w. J. Mcneil Battleford j. Mccausland Adana. Von Bethmann Hollweg very Iii Amsterdam june von Bethmann Hollweg the former in forfeit tooth this year to a. Utile Tho Veteran Plowman of the Portage who first captured i the cup from Sutherland at Carroll ago. Not Only did these two. Men put up a red hot contest All. Clay but were so closely followed i by w. Rogers. Thos. A. Guild Kemnay and j. Croy Brandon that the Day s work will Long be remembered by All followers of professional blowing in Manitoba. C. M. Jones Carman and j. A. Henderson Hill placed the awards in the follow ing order 1, d. Little 87 Points 2, j Sutherland 85 Points 3, w. Rogers 84 Points 4, t. L. Guild 82 Points and j. Croy 79 Points. Die rat credit. The. Directors in. Charge of the match. Deserve great credit for the interest stimulated in the event the class for men Over 21 with gangs had eight entries As did also the class for boys with gangs Between 16 and 21 years of age. The class for boys under 16 contained six entries. This is exception Al in View of the Scarcity of labor and the usual Lack of interest Mani fest in such educational Community events. I-1. Sink Biel Kemnay won the class for professionals with gang plows defeating l. Cathcart Carroll by 5 Points the remainder of the. Awards were placed by Turner Holland and .7. Layhew Wawanesa As Fol lows Over 21 years of age with who had never won a first j. Five Days of glorious fighting with out pause the Bitango Ibri Gude and the 209th and 210th regiments were Able yesterday in repeated counter attacks to out All to s and. Allied airmen and the seaplanes of Nuvy were till Active in chasing and. Not enemy to approach our lines for observation. Or Foi other . Our machines carried out bombardments attacked the Enemon. With Machme in fire and participated. Interrupt. Delv and effectively in the Battle. Fourteen enemy machines were brought Down one of our airmen did not return. Along the whole front our observation balloons co operated usefully and courageously on the plateau by and moved the. Following that this House desires that the government will lose no. Diplomatic Opportunity to Settle the problems of the War agreement and that to that end its opinion that secret treaties with Allied govern ments should be revised since in their present form they Are inconsistent Witti the object for which this country entered the War and Ore therefore a Barrier to a democratic the motion wins negatived with out division. In moving his or. Moir Rell said that tha people were anxious press of Eye its restatement b y the government of its War and opinion is to the p Rose e cts of achieving them. He charged that state ments made so behalf of the allies bolstered up he declared that there . Passionate de sire for peace in Germany if it could to Mon june British official communication issued this evenings says two successful raids were carried out last night in the neighbourhood of Locke by French troops who Cap tured several prisoners the British also took a few prisoners Northeast of metered. This morning we advanced our line slightly Merris. Aud captured a few prisoners and a Trench mortar and a machine gun. Two counter attacks on our new positions were successfully to eaten off. The hostile artillery. Was Active with Gas shells today in the Vicinity o Ayette South of the official statement on Aerial operations tonight Low Clouds and rain interfered with flying Oil june 19 and the enemy aircraft showed Little activity. Five German machines were de stroked during the Day and two were driven Down out of control. One of our machines is French official report. There was intermittent artillery action Between and the Oise and South ;