ITALIAN FRONT.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 15 June 1917, Page 5

ITALIAN FRONT.

AUSTRIAN LUXURY. ROME, June 13. 'A war correspondent describes Austrian dug-outs, stocked with liquors and chocolates, also a huge fantastic mountain palace of ten storeys. Stores of natural caverns were were trans,formed into saloons, with dormitories and store rooms capable of accommodating twenty battalions. The general’s quarters consisted of ten rooms furnished with Oriental lurury. The Italians surprised forty officers at dinner and made them prisoners. ITALIAN CABINET PROBLEMS. . LONDON, June 14. The “Daily Telegraph’s” Milan correspondent says Ministers have placed their portfolios at Signor PoselK’s (Premier) disposal in order to clear the situation respecting Albania, also internal unrest. Baron Sonnino explained to his colleagues that Italy’s foreign policy fully accorded with that of the Allies.