The Detroit times. [volume], June 08, 1915, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 1

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KIVTK KN T H YE A It. NO. 212.
POPE WILL CALL WAR POWERS
TO PEACE CONFERENCE SOON
BIG BATTLE OPENS ON
ISONZO; SLAVS ASSERT
5,000 GERMANS SLAIN
Italy's Soldiers Push
ing Forward Along
Entire Front
GERMANS NOW
ACROSS DNEISTER
Petrograd Admits
Crossing Hut Declares
Foe Now Checked
ROME, June B—The battle of
th« lioruo ha» b-gun. Italian
troop* have cro»»rcl the river at
•eieral pomt* under protection
of hot artillery fire, and are
striking at the railway leading
•outh to Triette. Austrian gun* j
have opened a bombardment all
along the river from Tolmino to
the sea.
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An ofTVial Italian nt any* j
“Alon* i ’ir *n'tr<‘ front our ad
vnnr»‘d tro”ps continue to rapture
Important position* m«'**tln* with
hut f* » bln op poult lon On the
plateau* of latvarou* 1 and L"<d*itrin
an obMtlnirc h ill* rv duel w itit ft»«-
rn niv tontln \ion* fi.• • Isonm
line from (’aparotto to the «••;* our
advance in fa ntr\ outjnsfH. Aided bj j
powerful artillery d**ta< hrticnt
have r‘*aeb*‘d Important points for
the purpose of Ins'.illin* bridge
head* acrons the upp*r Isonzo river
"We are continuing a ***v*»r<- ,
ba»f|v aanlnat the enemy who la lo ’
rated *m the alopea W * have
ealned a sound footing on both
bank* of the river and ar* threaten
In* Tolmltio un the lower laonio
our raialry has gained the eastern
bank and Is now entrenched prepnr ,
atory to a rmeial advance Our
losses up to dii to have be<»n com par
• lively alie’it On Sunday the troops
celebrated »* e national f< te enthiial
aatlcally. <.fT«rln* th*' kin*, who
iCostlnnrit »n ('■■* Tnn|,
A'*entinii Inst vear manufactured
p*n oeT(HM >.fui>s of cigarette* and |
Jftft.nno.oor rltrars
THE LATEST ADDITION to our navy* tin* battleship Arizona nrwl Miss Esther Ross of
Prescott, Ariz., selected as its sponsor. This pretty 17-year-old miss will christen the
new warship at New York navy yard on June 10. The Arizona is a sister ship of the
Pennsylvania, recently launched. It was laid down March Ifi, 1011.
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SHELL BURSTS
NEAR KING VICTOR
MII«AN, Jure h (Special (’able 1 .)
- I hiring n went engagement tie
(wmn the Italian nnd Austrian
troops. a uli ’ll burst within .'*o j ar«l»
of the king. who was unperturbed.
The king live* the life of the ordi
nary soldier, nnd I* frequently on
the fiMng line adding greatly to
the enthusiasm of the army.
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TODAY’S GAMES
American
Petrolt H r \ew threatening
Chicago at Holton *dou<i>
St. I.ouih at I'wib'ul* lphta, ••loiuly.
('lev* land at Wnshinßton. <d*ai
National
Brooklyn at I*ll -burgh, threaten-
Inn
Moaton at Cincinnati, clear
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BOY SLEW
SHERWOOD
Was Trying Out Rifle
Ry Firing At Auto
mobile
JAi KSON. Mich., .1 ue h I hat
he filed fhi" Mint Ml i. !i a died Moll
K. Sherwood \\ 1 1 ;!♦ * ir> iu out ' a
rill** which he had Jum •mi .h* from
another hoy, was tin stai* merit tin*
police hh wis ii ttlc > Norm.u»
hitvcnport. aged mm y> tr-, who wa
take;) Into cu-totl> V. U'tnuve.-
Mon rlay.
The boy paid he had no mention
of Injur ng anyone, tor .1- booting
at i-rMtlnt; automobil- ju.-t to t< t
the new toy.
Norman ha Id he purchased the
gun for 2f> c nt*. and that he reertv
rd some loaded rartrldcs with it
I rldav evening h» went over to the
fair grounds grand taiid Me find
at n numher of and fTi-n nt «.t»J» »e. nnd
th*n nt passing automobile* The
hoy Mated that he shot nt the Sher
wood car three time* 11<• whs not
aware at the time that he had hi'
nnyrne, and when he noticed the
crowd of people about tie machine
In* hid the pun In some hushes and
mingled with tho crowd about th*
ear.
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TURKS LACK
HOSPITALS
Wounded and Sick in
Constantirople in
Pitiable Condition
ATHKNS, June s. Kort> thousand
Turkish soldiers. wounded In ttie
I'ardan* lies fighting. and 2a" (Jerninn
officer . are in pitiful need of medi
i ,il attention at Constantinople.
I U'i uti hen received here today
said that hoapltal facilities In the
Ottoman capital are entirely Inade
quate. and there la a great shortage
of doctor** Hundreds are reported
t«> be dytn* daily for lack of proper
<nre. An epidemic of typhus and
•mnllpox hns added to the suffering*
of the wounded.
AGREEMENT ON
I). U. R. LINES WILL
BE READY IN WEEK
.lamen t'outena. chairman of the
street railway commission, nay* the
contract between the city and the
1> IV It for the purchase of the I».
1' U one fare gone line* by the city
wil probably be ready within a week
"I do not believe that there will
he any hitch to prevent the prepara
torn of the contract in that time,
aid Mr. ( omens.
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WILSON TO
READ NOTE
TO CABINET
Two Other Reasons
Advanced for Delay
in Its Dispatch
WOULD SHOW
BRYAN DEFERENCE
May Also Wish to Give
Gerhard Chance At
Berlin
WASHINGTON, June 8. -(Special’
—The fa* t that the prealdent lia> no
yet sent his second Lusitania note
to Get many. and that it t* to con
I shirred by Mir cabinet again today,
i has led to many mysterious rumors
the most Important of which Is that
the president has decidedly wak
ened the tenor gs the conimunh a: .on,
especially In deference to Seer*dan
! of State Itryan. The fact is. how
! < ver, that those close to the White
| House say that, If anythin’:, tie
message has been made stronger
| and more terse. The reason* g!v» r.
j lor the delay are three-fold.
First, the president wished to read
’ the completed draft to his cabin* t
which meets today.
Second, the desire of S«-< r< f.uy
Itryan to suggest some modification
i of the very decisive terms employed
i by the president.
1 Third, the mission of Mr. Meyer
Gerhard, special envoy from Ambas
sador TternstorfT to his home ottb ••
It Is understood that the prestdi if
ha* made no radical chances in lit*
original draft The only thing that
has heen done Ims been to submit it
'to the scrutiny of the experts on in
temationnl law in the state depart
ment so tbs' ther*' cotild is* no doubt
on nnv point. A* handed by the
'president to Itryan yesterday, the
l note was said to ho considerably
more forceful, if anything, than s'
first. Itryan studied the important
: document lust night in the morning
! he had a conference with the presl
dent which seemed to be verv pleas
ant, as he had a broad smile on his
Muntlsnni on l‘age Two.)
T I’ESDAY, JINE 8 . 19 15.
HEAL INTERVENTION.
NONGLANS
DRILL SAFE;
STEAL S6OO
Cracksmen Make Haul
in Hughes and Hatch
er's Store
VALUABLE PAPERS
NOT MOLESTED
Job Shows Evidence of
Being Work of
Professionals
Sufe crackers drilled their way
through Iron bars tu gain entran e
to M ighea & liati her** furnishing
goods store at No. J 33 Woodward
ave., some time Monday night. hum
mei*d the combination knob from
the safe, and then, with drill and
punch, managed to knock the lock
tumblers out of place and opened
the steel doors, getting sGuu in ca h
for t heir trouble.
That the cra< ksm< n were in the
stor«- during the early part of t'.e
j evening, purchasing collars, and
faking a aurvey of the premises. i>
the belief of the victims The two
men are described as of nudlutn
height, and slender build.
The cross bar on i rear window
was drilled In two. and one of the
other bars wa-* also cut off
aperture being made large enough
to admit a small man. by pr\ing ah
other bar to one side
The robbers did a very neat ami
quirt Job, according to th* police
and only a few small grain- of- *«**l
which had fallen from th* «!rill.
»• re found near the safe, when lie
tecflves Mttte and Fraley investi
gat'd, early Tuesdav morning.
Some stork rertlfbate* In the
safe were not touched, though they
were negotiable.
The Xrenatsh rltih hrlrt It* nnniinl
linnf|Urt St the Kilrlsrlaa rnlc.
The dertOnt to hold amdhri
supper soiseitrtM- In Auvie' Mai
flood speeches w«-rc h*«rd The fol
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I'ei ht, tr> s« . (*ln< enc<- t. tit?-if),
Ralston K-rshsw I'd Klrto M«-o
I'tctser, Oflle hblßh. IbO It 111.-
M'stter f*hrlsilan«on, Lewis .v)l<r t
gart. I cuts '"arrier, Newal Hamll
) ton and Matter Hytnons.
RUMANIATO
MOBILIZE
Expected Nation Will
Enter War After
Harvest
XKW YORK. Juno S.- A entile to
the New York Sun from Hit barest
says that Rumania's first stop to
ward t titering the war was taken
ycsterdiv wh«n the kin;; sign*' I tie
initial inotiilizaiiuti order. This was
only a preliminary move, as most o
the able-bodied men who have r« eiv
ed training are at home working it
the wheat fields. It is not believed
that the country will enter the w it
until the harvest has been gathered
Different sections of the populace
subject to military service are being
trained for short periods. In this
wsv when the war starts the entire
force will he ready.
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arrow heads shows path alontf the rai’roads taken by Italian troops from the inobih/.i
tion center of Vicenza and their proffrt int Kusti i Italian are now about 10 mites
into Austria for the attack on Trent and ~ •*> miles for the as an It on friest.
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AFTERNOON EDITION
Giornale d’ltalia Says Bene
dict Will Preside at Meeting
To End the War
ROME. June B. (Specal Cable) —The Giornale d’ltalia,
which is the organ of Baron Sidney Sonninoe, Italian minister
for foreign affairs, states that the Vatican intends to propose
a peace congress to end the great war. It is also proposed that
the pope himself shall preside over the sessions.
‘MILITANTS’
OPPOSED
Suffragists On Record
Against Attacking
Democrats
CHICAGO. June B.—The National
American Woman Suffrage associa
tion conference. Monday, ent on rec
ord as opposed to the attitude of the
Congressional union, in its attacks
on the Democratic party, when a
resolution was adopted that the
association was unalterably opposed
to these attacks.
The resolution declared that the
Congressional union had failed to
benelit tu suffrage states, and work
ed harm in states where woman still
were seeking the ballot.
VII T V WANTS TO
MEET CARRANZA
HI. r \so. Tex . June s-i Special»
Vccordlng *o a telegram received
here, Villa has decided to ask Car
Tiip/a to come to a neutral po>nt for
a conference to consider the warning
note issued by President Wilson
The tel gram said that Villa decided
to do this to see whether it was |*o K
slide to prevent further sac r lflce in
the repuh’le anil prevent, if possl |e
out“ide intervention Both side ar*
claim n<- victories in recent battles.
Villa claiming he defeated Ohreson
arnl (Brecon claiming he debat'd
Villa It Is believed here that both
are tight, but that Obreann won ’h*
las* victory and that I was the
most important. Snnn ‘ vhll.i
trains and cannon are aid 'o hav
Icen taken.
THE WEATHER
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niated iC i sp i’ a lonr tons.
ONE CENT.
GUARD BOY
FROMM
Threats of Lynching
Are Made Against
Assaulter
LAPEER. Mich., June S.— Charles
Fox, Almont youth, who attacked
and severely beat two Almont wom
en, Mrs. William Cree and Miss Hel
en Rowan, her slater, at the tarns
home of \\ llliam Gee last week.
Monday pleaded guilty to a statu
tory charge.
Fox admitted having assaulted the
two women, after which he bound
them and, robbing the house of $ Jo,
fled to Royal Oak, where he was cap
tured.
Almont people have threatened to
lynch Fox if chance permits. He is
being closely guarded.
Judge Smith relused to sentence
him because he had not been fully
uciiualnted with the case.
GREEK KING
IS BETTER
I Now Has More Than
Even Chance for
Recovery
ATHENS June v "King Con
• i ntim no a has mote than in
rVin i h"tl‘ ( f«>r i ’overy. I snouic
.•ay he has «• ven chances ts 10,’
li-i l.ir< '» 1 rofi s-oi !' i llnTg. Ter
n n spi i:,li t nf' i tie official hul
It tin en ‘lie kine'.-. condition had
: iei'n mud'' public today.
, “Tie* king- condition shows slight
'mi orvi-ii.i t ,” s id the bulletin
I ’ Tl»« |>. : has n 1 ei Ills temper
it •»: i.] 1 _'■» and re.-plra