Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 148, 4 June 1915 — Page 9

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FKJJJAY, JUNE 4, W15

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AUSTRIA MAKES STAND TO STOP ITALY'S DRIVE Strives Violently to Retake Positions Lost to Italians at Monte Groce and in Carnia. ROME, June 4 After retiring steadily before the Italian invasion, the Austrians have finally assumed the offensive. An official statement, based upon dispatches from Lieut. Gen. Count Luigl Cadorna, chief of the general staff, announces that the Austrians are striving violently to retake the position which they lost to the Italians at Monte Croce. All along the Carnia frontier the Austrians are delivering fierce attacks In the Alpine passes, but everywhere these have been repulsed. The official statement follows: "We deem it expedient to call attention to the slow though determined offensive of our troops in the mountains on the left bank of the Isonzo river, against the A'ustrlan works which are strongly defended with big guns. Our troops have progressed steadily through mountain gorges and over precipitous cliffs. Along the frontier of Carnia the Austrians are fiercely, but unsuccessfully attacking our positions. In Carnia the Austrians are endeavoring without success to retake the position lost to us at Monte Groce. We are now complete masters of Monte Nero."

FRENCH CLAIM FURTHER GAINS

PARIS, June 4. Further progress has been made by the French in the furious battle north of Arras, it Is officially reported by the French office today. East of Souchez the French stormed an inn which had been fortified and turned into a blockhouse. Fifty German prisoners and three machine guns were captured there. Despite German reinforcements and the deadly fire of hidden machine guns, the French have gained further grounds in the Intricate German defense known as the Labyrinth, southwest of Neuville.

CLEAR WILD ROVER FOR DANCING SALON

The proposition of making a dance floor on the Wild Rover on Morton Lake, was taken up with the Lake and Park company yesterday by the new lessees, Strohm Brothers. Members of the board of directors approved the idea. It has not been officially decided, however. If the action of the board is favorable, the boat will be prepared so it can be rented out to dancing parties for an an evening with music by a saxophone trio. The position of the seats will be changed and the boiler will be moved from the center to the front of the boat. Pipe lines laid along the floor by Captain Rogers have been removed, leaving this space unobstructed. The Wild Rover is again stuck on the bottom. In the flood water two or three days ago when the lake rose

two feet, the boat was carried next to

the south wing of the dam, where the water is shi.llow. The boilers will be ready for use in a few days and the boat will be pulled off by its own power.

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An exquisite chapeau is this of very light yellow novelty straw, tilted upward in the back in chatteau fashion. The under side of the brim is faced with shirred cream lace and around the top Of the crown is laid a wreath of colored berries and field flowers. Black velvet streamers descend over the shoulders from a bow at the back of the hat.

LEAVE MEXICO CITY

WASHINGTON, June 4 Parties of Americans and other foreigners will leave Mexico City for Pachucha, the nearest point in rail communication with Vera Cruz next Tuesday, says the Brazilian minister in the Mexican capital. The refugees departing on horseback will be under the care of former British Vice Consul Cummins. They will leave on Tuesday. Those in automobiles will start Wednesday. The British charge in Mexico city will accompany this group to guarantee their safety. Minister Cardoza announced that he delivered the Wilson note to the foreign office Thursday.

APPEALS FOR HELP.

STOCK SOAR UPWARD

CHICAGO, June 4. The New Jersey federal court decision favoring the United Steel corporation sent stocks upward today. International Harvester of New Jersey which company is in the federal court jumped from 98 at yesterday's close to 112. Later it climbed to 114. United States Steel which closed at 58 opened at 64.

FINDS HULL CRACKED

WASHINGTON, June 4 The coning tower of the submarine F-4 has been carried away and much sand lodged in the hull of the vessel. Divers who examined the huff found that the break in the structure forward had been widened by the salvage operations. Twelve rivet holes in the after part have been plugged and salvage operations will continue night and day.

DETROIT, Mich., June 4. The Detroit fire department wat asked for aid in fighting a $25,000 fire at Redford, Mich., which was supposed to have been started by robbers early today after they had looted scores of houses and 6tores.

WRECK CONSULATE ATHENS, June 4. Alexandretta, a port on the coast of Asia Minor, was bombarded by a French war ship on Thursday because the German consul refused to lower the German flag from the consulate. The building housing the consulate was destroyed and other structures were damaged.

AERIAL BOMB KILLS 18

. ATHENS, June 4. A Mitylene dispatch states that a Geramn areoplane flew over Mou.-dos dropping bombs which killed and wounded 18 French soldiers.

STOP GERMAN TUNE.

PASSAIC, N. J., June 4. Students of the local high school surrounded a German band which was playing "Der Wacht Am Rhine," compelled the musicians to lead an informal parade and play "Tipperary."

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IjONDON, June 4. The Swedish steamer Lapland has been sunk by a German submarine in the North Sea off Scotland. The crew was saved. The Lapland hailed from Stockholm.

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DIVIDEND OF FORD

DETROIT. Mich., June 4. The Ford Motor Car company today declared a stock dividend of $27,000,784. A cash dividend will be declared later.

SOBRIETY ORDERED.

JAMAICA. N. Y., June 4 Mrs. Margaret Askins, charged with neglecting her children was sentenced to "eternal sobriety" by Magistrate Miller. She accepted the sentence and promised to abide by it.

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DOMESTIC SCIENCE LOSES MONEY ON FOLLIES OF 1915

A loss of $10 to $15 was sustained

by the Domestic Science association, it was learned today In making up reports on the "Follies of 1915," given Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the Gennett theatre for the benefit of the day nursery and visiting nurse fund.

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