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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
GOLF MATCH AT THE ocALA
COUNTRY CLUB
ocaIa Defeats the Tampa Players Fl
to 6-Beautiful Day for Match

1
to 6-Beautiful Day for Match
The weather man was good &c
Ocaia Saturday, for after very
heavy rain during the night, and q
cloudy early morning, the sun came
out and the day was perfect one fol
the golf match, scheduled between
Ocala and Tampa.
Ten players came up from Tampa
to participate in the match, and they
were accompanied by the Tampa pro
fessional, Mr. c. J. Smith, and by
Mrs. George Booker, pleasantly
known here as Miss Ruth Trice, Miss
es Willie Louise Lowry and Dorothy
Gunby of Tampa and Miss Russ OF
Washir gton. who came to act as mas
cots for their team.
In the morning the Tampa player
and quite a number Of the Ocala men
played practice round to get ac-
quainted with the grounds and with
each other.
Shortly after noon luncheon was
served in the dining room, with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Camp as hosts.
There were three tables, with places
for thirty guests. A five course hot
luncheon, including soup, sliced ton
que, Virginia ham, creamed chicken
with mushrooms, candied potatoes,
creamed caulifiower, hot rolls, lettuce
salad, ambroisia, coffee, cheese and
crackers, was served, and the hour
spent in the dining room was very in
formal and delightful.
At two o'clock the twenty golfers
were off on their match, and were
pitted against each other as follows
Tampa-Score Ocaia-Score
G. T. Phillips J.E. Chace-0
j. NJ. Harvey-0 c. H. Lloyd-3
VI. B. Withers-3 A. E. Gerig-0
w. Bonacker-0 S. Jewett-3
F. Bentley-0 Frank Drake-3
j. w. White-0 Clarence Camps
G. E. BALD Z. F. Fitch-2
L. Neilson-0 c. B. Woodrow
J. H. Bonacker-0 Phil Robinson-3
J. A. Coates-0 r. C. Camp.
The match, though very one-sided,
afternoon to watch the golfers start
ers thoroughly enjoyed the day. The
visitors seemed very greatly charm
ed with our beautiful golf course and
our lovely club house and expressed
themselves as delighted with their
visit here.
There was large crowd out in the
afternoon watch the golfers start off
and return, and following the match
Mrs. Camp, assisted by quite a num-
Der of the ladies. served tea and cakes
to the players and the spectators, and
the whole day was an ideal one.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

DR.. s. H. Bitch was called to south
Florida Saturda yon business.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05

vsecbBy musea nmeleeke
gallpie v PatiM byly zayfeny
D6ji ~ bOretnf pHprayy X zh.
sobeni pafize pOtr0yOU ByJo
yydano take ntkoIik pfisngcb
DatizeDi, zakaznjicich veskern
Iichyu y poirayiuami u brozicieb
tresty kazdfmu, kdo jakymkoIi
aphsobem pokusil by ~ W$slti
cenu ziyotnicb potfeb-
AGkoli We t'rapcii proyedena je
odIuka cirkye od adtn, pfiblasll
se yeIk$ pocct knezi katolick$cb,
e budon obstar6yah veci du.
eboypi ysicbni byIi pfidiIeDi k
nemocniGnim oddtIenfm. Papez
nafidl take mladSm knezim, jih
uud jiti do ydIky jako yojhci,
ably pfilezitostnt yykon6vaIj $40.
je funkcc duchoyni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
JAK Sc zAcHovA ANGLE?

jest otdzkou, jak ~ zachov6
Anglie, kdyz Francie byla napa-
dcna NGmeckem bez vypov6zeni
vhlky. Ma tuto otazku Y nedeli
nebylo odpoytd6no. Ma ndm6sti
Trafalgar v Londgne konaly 80
dive scbdze, n na jedne q Mich by
10 radGnO k umirn6nosti, kdezto
na druhe byIo ostfe mIuveno pro
ii Nemecku a zaddno, ably Anglic
,vypovtdtla vAlku. N6mecko roz-
hodne dopustilo ~ v6rolomnostl
tim, IL obsadllo neutrllni Lilcem
bursko tudiz Anglie bezpochy.
by zakro6i
Rusko nemtze Srbsku poskyt.
nouti pomoe pffmou, protoze mezl
Ruskem q Srbskcm lezi dosud ne.
utralni Rumilnsko, ale patrne
podnikne 1tok na sevcro.yychod-
| nj hranlce Rakouska. Mnoho IA
Iezi ma Srbskn, zda dovede vzdo.
rovaii ntoknm rakouskGho vojska.
IAz dosud drzi Nc Srbsko stateG.
ne. Hail prechody pres Drinu a
Savu, drzi i Htlehrad a dd jej
spise zni6iti, nez ably dobroyolnt
jej vydaIo nepfdtelnm. I'odafic
| Ii No Srbsku, zc budc stateGnd
vzdorovati Rakousku do t6 dolby,
ncz Rusko ptikroti k offensive
proti N6mecku Rakonsku, hlde
| Imiti vyhrAno,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05

sine zaeb0yati tcst u .d6stojn0st
Knska u jcji postayeni mczi vel.
m0eemi
Vtfime De0ebytjDt, ~ yslehnI
nasi yerDi poddani poystauou 4
jcdnoDysInou oddanosti na 0bra'
M ruskf zemt, ~ yeskerf ynitf'
nj nenoyDalosti budou zapome.
nuty Y t6to brozici bodiDtj ~
spojcni ndrOda \ corem bude je'
ste bIizH u H. Rusko, poystanouc
jako jedeD muz, yyzenc Ioupez'
nfbo DepfiteIe ze zeme.
= bIubokou ddyerou We sproye.
dIuost u y odeyzdan0u nadtji '
ruce prozfctelnosti, yyprosnjeme
si pozehDdDi Bozi pro svatou
Rus a JEFF AatefDf vojsko,
MikuIds" "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
NEMCI VEDOU ZAKERNOU
VALKU.

IIlubokh rozhof6eDi zachvdtilo
ysechno obyyatclstyo Francie,
kdyz byIo utin6no zndmym, ja.
kgm zp1sobem zahhjilo Nemecko
vaIku. PfedDi francouzsky den,
nix "Temps" vyjadfil verejn6
miDeni tGktos
IN do posIedn6 chyiIe !
I|raDcic, / Rusko davaIo Meme.
cku uznhni, ~ jedna spravcdIi-
We. Ale uyni vsichni vine, ~
NGmeck0 sch0yal0 ~ do zAlohy,
jako banditn Rusoyf, Franeou.
ci a AngliGanG musi stAti go j..
den nuz proti loupcznym veImo-
Gem, kterf byIy prdvt odmnsko.
yany.
l,ritskA ylGda informovala ne.
meckeh0 yelevysance, ~ by An
gic ncmohla znstati ncutraIni,
Nepfejcme vi tGto valky, ale bu.
deli nGIn vnucena, uchopime Nc
| il \ celt silly II zvit6zime nj,
Po 10 ltt jiz potIouka 80 koleu
nAs N6mecko IN lupem, snazic ~
rozpoutati vaIku, pr kcrt by
m6lo nejmGnG ncbezpe6i prOhry,
ale pr6vt touto dlouhou dobou,
v ktert bylo hrozbou naucilo
mas, go name delatI,
Ntmecko mas nyni napadlo, Y
hodindcb, kdy vsechny naSc
hmotnf / mravni silly stoji Y jed.
ne fadi proti menu, Vdlka, kite
rolI proti nam bez yypovezeni IA.
hajii, jc vdlka banditska, Fran.
couzsk3 narod iako jeden ml2
vrhne Ne do zapasu X t6mlto sn'
rovSmi handity,"
We snGmovu6 bylo 1.-Two, l3ylo
tam yid6ti mnoho unlforem a
udalosli posIednich dnn zlve pre-
tfdsdny Nsiehu SoUhlasill Y
tom, H. bcz rozdim stran musi
hlasoyati pro poaadavky Vlady,
smcfujici X tomu, ably vpadn ne.
imeekGmu utln6na byla pritrz,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05

Vi \ Cernf IIory ku pr pobfezni
bory, ktert oylhdaji Adriatickf
more, pax jc konee itaIskf mood
yisIOsti ~ mofi adrijsktm.
JestIlze ItaIle bude mobilisoya.
ii y0jsko M 1GcIem, aby p0mo.
bla Rakouskn, pax pracnJiei mnr
ii ! zeny p0ystanou rozsii1 re-
yoIuci 20 ceIf zemi radejl, nez
ably necbali syoje syny umirati n
obGtoyaG syoje majetky IN spo-
jcncc, ktcrtbo nenhyldi, -
Pram6rny Ital nenAyidi Ra-
Iousko, jako Srb nenayidi Meme
exc, jako Czech nenayidi Nemce,
jako REX ncndyidi Turka
JakmIe tato nenavist pronik-
ne siIou &iyelni v demonstracich
prot Rakousku, budou lid VA
branicni poIitika ylady 1pIne
rozdtleni Ma yhIIu Libyjskou,
ktera stdIa milliony a pfi ktert
pndIo nesmirn6 vojdkh italskych,
je dosud v 1--WE pameti Kde&to
socialistt Rakouska, Ruska n Ne
mecka pozdravuji vojaky, jdou'
ci do yAIky, socialist6 italsti pro-
tcstuji proti vdIce, pfipominaji
lidu valku Iibyjskou, kolik krye
o penez jch stdIa II kolik ma nj
dosud musi pIatti We forme dani
Il tyto sociaIistick6 ddkazy setka-
yaji Ne ysude Nc souhlasem.
NdsIedkem ttto nalady obyva-
teIstva italsktho patrnG byIa T.
fednG prohIasena neutralita Ita-
lie. A TAX v6rny spojenec Ra-
kouska prcce jednou mohl osv6d-
Giti svoj v6rnost Rakousku, n to
jen po 2hsIuze.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
CAR VYSVETLUJE POHNUT
KY X VALCE.

Car MikuldS yydal dnc 3. srp-
IA manifest, We kterem yysyttIu-
je uddlosti y ddyody, jez yedly
k prohlascni yalky y N6mcckcm
pax prayi, ze RusoyG pozved-
nou se jako jeden muz, ably w
pudiIi zGkcinGho ncpfiteIc " Ne.
me-.
Manifest carny mi nasIedov.
me- "My, MikuIdS II, h milostl
boM ear samovlhdce Ruska,
krhl poIsky, veIkovfyoda finsk$
atd, ysem v6rnym syym podda.
Inym oznamujeme, ze Rusko, zpfi.
buzneno vGr0u n kryi se sI0yan-
sk}mi narody y6rno svym hi
storck}m tradicim, nikdy nebu-
de IN iejich stdty pohlizetI Tho
stejne.
| Avsak tyto bratrsk6 city ri.
skeho nAroda pro Slovany pro.
hudiIy Nc n yelkou prudkosti,
kdyz Observation-Disclosures v6domc
pfedIozilo Srbsku podminky, kite
rych ueodvisly stat pfijati memo
hi, II pax jeho yojsko zacalo BON
bardovatl BGlehrad, jenz ncni
addnou pevnosti.
Pfinuceni jsouee touto Sltuacl,
nafidili jsmc vseobccnou mobl-
Iisaci vojska Iodstva, zdroveh
| ySak pouzill jsme vsech moznSch
prost fedk6, ably tento spor byl u
rowan smirnOu cest0u. Bylo Wy
iednavAno \ NGmcckem, / jcho
spojcncem, Rakouskem, protozc
krcv II majetek nasich podda.
nych nam jsou draht.
AGkoliv jsmc ujlstili Meme.
cko. ~ mobiIisace nesmGruje pro.
| ii nGmu, podaIo NJ Hpupny pola
dayck, ze nase mobilisacc musi /.
hncd pfestati lsouc odmitnuto,
N6mccko lined vypovtdclo val
ku,
Dnc, neni TO iiz jen ochrana
zcmc, ktera je $ mani Spribuzne-
na ma ktcrou byl utlndn nc.
opraynen} 0tok, n}hrz my mn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
ITALIE NENAVIDt RAKoU
SKO.

Pro tobo, kdo ma trochu po'
merry Iiyropskt, peni zhdDym
pfekvapeniIn, ze Italle prohIdslIa
syoji ncutraIitu, ac patii ku troy
spoIku, prAyG jako N6mecko u
Rakousko ma stejnG povinnostl,
jako tyto zeme. Tim, ze prohld-
sila se neutralni, odrekla vlastne
svoji pomoc, die smlouvy povIn'
nou, Rukousku II NGmecku u FAX
tieky odtrhIa No cd trojspolku'
Neni yyIoutena moznost ze p1'
dA se k trojdohodG, ably take ona
snGastnila 70 pr d6Ieni Rakou'
ska.
XyIastni kabeloRram dose'
zdcj jsich angliekSch Iist6 Z ltaIIe
Uni taktoj
Rim, 30. Geryence, -- Media 80
popirati, ze situocc Y ltaliI jest
zoufaIa. Ma vzdor optlmismu a
ujistovdni vladnich kruhd, neni
zadn6 pochybnosti, ae Y ltallI
mtze vzniknouti v n6kollka
dnech valka obtanska anebo val
ka \ cizinou.
veskere zprdvy jsou podrobe-
ny censufc, TAX ze lid nevi NJ
dotud, co vldda ueinila, ably o.
chrdnila zcmi proti nepfitell'
Verejn6 min6ni Y ltulli jc roz-
hodn6 prot jaktkoli podpore Ra'
kousla v jcho vdletntm dobro'
druzstvi.
lKdyby vldda hodlala pfispetI
Ralousku ku pomoci, povstal by
30 ceIt zemi jednomyslny odpo'
Rakousko nuslo by sotva pade'
sat obhdjc0 y ccI6m kralovstN'
Sympathie italsktho lidu lsou
81 Srby a proklamaer mladeho
| GnribaIdiho k mladt Italll sesIa
80 ySudp X ohlHscn. AckoIlV by
IIo toto provoIdni ihnod skonfI-
skoyauo, ptccc jcu hylo otlSteno
~ n6kolika Iistcch Il hyIo So sou
lhIuscm ttcno. . uyntjSi yalce
GuribNldi pravi;
TAX zndind tngedlc ltollr,
kdy2 Rnkousko 1yitd2i II ye1me
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
LOups1n6 Vjprav6 RakOuska prOt Srbsku SO nedaF|
Valka Nemecka prot Rusku.
Nemecko zahajuje vaIIzu prot Francii bez w.
povezeni a poruSuje mezinarodni prava.
ItaIie odpada cd trojspolku.
Angle 1nobiIisuje sv6 vojsl<a.

hranice u Swindcn. Die tecbto
zpray Rusko zabajujc valku Gto
KEN. Dv6 skadrony kozdkd po
hybuji ~ sm6rcn k Johanisbur
gu, Is mil cd hrauic ruskycb.
Francouzsky ayiatik dostal II
M do ok0li Norimberku Y Bayor
sku, kde yrhaI bomby. Vojenskt
autority nGmeckG tvrdi, ze je Il
poruseni mezindroduich prdy pro
toae ydlka nebyla dosud formal
ne yypoy6zena,
Ruskt vojsko pfekroGlIo hraDi
cc u KralOyce.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
BULLETINY zE DNE 3. sRPNA

Posledni sdeleni z Pafize ozna-
mule, 10 diva d6Stojnici a dvacet
muz6 nGmscke patroly byli zabi'
! u u Longvue q 10 ncmecky Gtok
ibyl francouzskym vojskem odra-
zen.
DIE zprav Londyna bylo ra'
kousk6 vojSko porazeno srbskym
vojskem na hlavu a bylo nuceno
& t6zkymi ztrAtami ustoupiti.
Londynsky Daily Chronicle O.
snamuje, 10 roz6ifila 80 povest, ze
cisaf Frantisek Josef byl zavraz-
den. Ale pov6st Ia, &C velmi prav-
dcpodobnA, nebyla dosud potvr-
xena.
! Tyz CaSopS oznamuje, 70 brit
- kabinet rozhodl 80 definitiv-
.s neposilati zAdn6 vojSko 70 ze-
m6, ale uCiniti vsechny nome po-
kuSy, aby Anglie nsbyla zatazena
do vAlky.
z Londyna 10 oznamuje, TO ne
mecky fiditelny balon ZEPPELIN
mancvroval mad Areylesfore, kdyz
byl nan ucinGn dtok francouz.
skym aeroplanem. Balon byl roz
trzen a sletGl k zemi. Dvacet pet
osob, kter6 tvofily jeho posadku,
bylo usmrceno. Tyz osud stihl
francouzskGho aviatika.
Bylo 1fedn6 prohlaSeno, ze
britsk6 vojsko bude Ultra mobi'
lisovano. Sir Eduard Grey pro.
hlasil v poslanecke snemovne, ze
kdyby nGmecke lodstvo pokusilo
80 proplouti kanalem La Manche,
nebo Sevcrnim morem, ably pod
niklo nepfatelske operace proti
Francii, anglicke lod'stvo posky'
the tGto vscchnu moznou ochra.
nu.
Ze Stokholmu SO oznamuje, ze
mezi ruskym a nemeckym lod
stvem byla svedena namorni bi'
tva IL Alandovych ostrovu, Die
jin6 zprayy bombardoval meme
cky kfizak ruslSy valecny pfi'
STAY Libavu q utkal SO boii
ruskym kfiSakem,
Nemecke yoislSo ucinilo ypad
do ruak6ho polslsa a obsadilo me
sto kalis,
N6mecko porusilo neutFalitu
Relgie a obsadilo il yoiakem. To
snamena bezpoohyby, 40 Angle
klera drai ochrannon ruku mad
neutralitou Belgie, yypovi Meme
elu valku v Luoemburku ieal
jil na 100000 Eemeclseho voIaka
z Bruselu 50 osnamuje, So no
mecka yoiska vtrhla do Limhur
ku v Hollandsku a 10 v oele pro
winch bylo prohlaaeno atanns
pravu. limhurk ma asl 22n, OOt
obyvatelu
4 Londyna doehasi Aprava, u
Anglie proyadi yseobeoaou mooi
llaaei sveho yolska
velkou radosl yyyolalo v nj
Ieye a Y osla volyni ma Ruaku, =
ado 80 plihlAaIlo 5000 0eeha q
dohroyolaiky pro ruakou afna
du. Jsou 10 skoro veakrae hyvalI
,olAoi rakanAli uaanenl Y kllevs
nsh v eeakyoh oAadaeh velynaks
guhernle
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
VALKA BUDE ROZHODNUTA
BITVAMI MA PEVNE
ZEMI.

Erskin Childres, jeden nej.
lepsicb znalcn valecnictvi T.
vrop6, kabclogramu Londyna
ze dine 3. srpna pravi;
Ones zda sc nutno, abychom
vi uvGdomili, ze jsme We valce.
Jest jil pozd6 ma protesty verej-
nosti Osudu kolo pohybuje sc
ku pfedu v6tsi II v6tsi rychlo-
ST.
Bezprostredni vysledek nascho
pristoupeni k Rusku u Francii
bude velkd zm6na namorni 81
le spojencu, Pred nasim pristu-
pem budou namoini silly spojen-
cu tnkoveto:
Ma stfedozemnim mofi, kdyH
ltalie prohlasiIa neutralitu, Fran
Gle ma sve hlavni lodstvo q
dreadnoughtu, jedenact jinych
bitevnic u menSich lodi a Rusko
ic pripravcno nroplouti u2inou
Dordonelskou bez ohledu no
smIouyu, die ktere ie Rusko ,,zn-
vreno ma Cern6m mori. Rakou-
skou tam ma slabd lodstvo, Sc
stavaiici ~ dvou dreadnoughttl.
kdezto N6mecko tam uema ami
iedne vaIc6ut lode,
V sevornim moH mn noonnk
nsmeeks loFstyo pfevahu n
lreadnoupbty a dynnacti iinymi
y6le3nymi lodmi nroti slab$mu
hnnicEamu lnTstyu ,uska ann -
nsknlikn n,usim Iodnp hanco,z.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-08-05
RuakE vOJaKO PRkkkOoIt.O
NEMEukE HkANluE,

llu.ks plt,lni slFaAe pfskteell>
aahNlu hFanlpe nemreke u ~
Thenrei,lu \ l'utnanssu i ulhalu
~ \ plealfelss ! nsiAeeA NMl slfa
aem. Ntlkt al,lii Fasheho sel
ala lAlpetfuleelNem ptel ruesl
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
STATE TO GO INTO BUSINESS
Another Move In Louisiana's War
Against Sugar Trust.

New Orleans, Oct. 16.-War on the
sugar trust has been declared by the
people of this state.
Measures have been taken to GUST
the American Sugar Refining com
pany from Louisiana and the only con
ditions IN which the proceedings
against the company will be dropped
are: First, its agreement to pay New
York prices for Louisiana sugar; and,
second, its promise to refund to the
Louisiana planters the millions OF dol
lars which are alleged to have been
taken from them by unfair manipula-
tions of the market.
The suits were filed against the
company in September. Since then 1t
has bought no Louisiana sugar. The
state is now making arrangements to
retaliate by going into the business
for itself and will arrang for the in
dependent refining and selling of
louisiana sugar throughout the world.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
ADVANCE ON PARIS
SAID TO Be PLANNED

London, Oct. 16.-"Germans arriv-
ing here says the Copenhagen CORE
%spondent of theTimse, state that ow.
ing to the failure of the Russians to
make progress against the Germans
the Germans have decided to imme.
diately transfer considerable masses
of troops from the eastern to the
western fronts for an advance on
Paris.
This transfer probably has begun
as ordinary train traffic is delayed
forty-eight hours"
From the same source the CORE.
%spondent says he learns that there is
a large amount of sickness among
the German troops.
THE plans for the occupation oil
Paris drawn up by the Germans be.
fore the battle of the Marne," contin.
ues the correspondent, Contemplated
a demand for an indemnity of a billion
dollars and unless the entire sum was
paid within a fortnight property oil
equal value was to have been taken
to Berlin, including art works and Ii
braries, and retained there until full
satisfaction of the indemnity was
made"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
NO DANCING AT INDIAN FAIR.
Civilized Chippewas Show Fine Prod
uots OF Their industry.

Bemidji, Minn.-Two thousand per
sons, 500 of whom were whites, attend
ed the big day OF the Indian fair at
Red Lake which, according to Walter
II. Dickens, superintendent OF the
agency, was not only IA b~ewildering
surprise to visitors, but probably was
the first Indian fair ever held that was
oevoiG OF dances.
That Is an achievement that must
be looked upon with a good deal
OF hopefulness," said superintendent
Dickens, because Ii shows as nothing
else could the zeal of the Indians In
demonstrating to their white brothers
their ability to raise farm products and
hold a fair excelling In exhibits from
the soil as well as prize specimens Of
stock and household displays. There
was no IRE water nor dancing nor any
OF those other adjuncts thought neces-
Sary for an Indian celebration"
Exhibits OF grain grown by the In.
dams included specimens OF oats, bar
ley and wheat that would average
twenty-five bushels to the acre and
yellow dent corn fully matured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
SUPPOSED TO Be
The WORK OF SPIES

Trieste, via Havre. Oct. ia new
Austrian dreadnought, just complet
ed, whose launching was scheduled
for this afternoon at the government
shipbuilding yard at Monfalcone Bic
Triest, mysteriously caught fire and
was Quilted by the flames.
Six new torpedo boats were also
found afame and several were seri.
ously damaged before the fire was ex.
tinguished.
Fourteen hundred employees were
just starting the final days work on
the big dreadnought when the fire
IA discovered In several places on
the ~scaffolding and in the interior OF
the hull.
The rapidity with which the flames
spread gave rise to the report that
the i~ncendiaries had covered the yes.
sells timbers with oil. The govern
ment is alarmed at the coup undoubt
edly executed by spies.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16

North Dakota Farmer Urges Wife to
Leave Him and She Escapes.

Pembina, N. d., Oct. 15.-John
Lynch, seventy-fve years old, blind,
retired farmer, was burned to death
In his home at st. Vincent. this coun.
ty. His aged wife was seriously burn
ed about the face, hands and chest
In her attempt TO save him.
Lynch Is believed to have started
the fire by accidentally throwing a
match into bed clothing.
When his wife went to lead him
out the blind man urged her to leave
him and save herself. She finally
had TO fee the flames without him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
COWS DRILL Like SOLDIERS.
Herd Of Jerseys Do Squad Formations
n Command.

Connersville, Ind.-Forrest Haldwell,
who lives near here, has taught a herd
Of sixteen Jersey COWS to do squad
right, squad left and other movements
IN military drill.
Entering the lot at milking time, the
young nan will shout Attention. and
the browsing bovines, becoming alert,
stampede for a certain spot In the lot
and line up In double ranks like a com
pAny Of soldiers.
When the trainer calls, Squad rightl'
the cows swing into lines OF four
abreast and march to the stable, turn
Ing to the right or to the left as the
drillmaster may direct.
At the stable door the cattle mark
time until the trainer gives the word
Tor them to pass into the barn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
Relief W
Government Purchase of $780, 900
Bales Proposed.

Washington, Oct. 15.-Government
purchase o rs. 500, 900 bales of cotton
through a sale of $3.50, 600, 900 worth
OF United States bonds was proposed
In an amendment to the war tax bill
by Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia.
He also sought a limitation of cot
ton acreag next year as a means OF
relieving the distress of Southern cot.
ton growers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
REFUGEES REACH ENGLAND
ostend Taking Regarded Inevitable
by Belglans.

Folkestone, Eng, Oct. 16.-The
Kenilworth, one of the last four
steamships to leave Ostend, has ar.
rived here, bringing 1000 refugees.
Among them were some ~unwounded
Belgian soldiers, and the inference is
that the Belgians considered the TAX
ing of Ostend by the Germans in.
evitable and so caused the removal of
every one who otherwise would be
likely to be taken prisoner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-10-16
Debate Cotton Bond Plan.

Washington, Oct. 16.-Debate on
the proposal to procure legislative re-
lief for Southern cotton growers by
means of an amendment to the war
bin providing for a govern
ment issue of $3.50, 000, 900 In 4 per
cent bonds for the purchase Of cot
ton was begun In the senate.