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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, June 9.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive, No. / hard. 1921; No.
l Northern. S1.25H612Sh; No. 2
Northern. $1.2012 01.251a. Flax-On
track and to arrive, $1.S21h.
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Blues OFF Nantucket.

The blues took station to the south
ward and eastward of the Nantucket
shoal lightship. A wide range of scout
vessels In the shape of destroyers COW
cred the entire stretch of coast from
Eastport, Me-, to Off Cape Hatteras.
Ii was believed that the scouts would
pick up the advancing scout OF the
enemy and thus communicate to the
main defending force the probable ad-
vance of the navy.
Despite all the skill and energy OF
Admiral Fletcher and his able com
manders. all eager to gain the COM
mendation OF the war college. the blues
failed. The United States fleet vas ad-
Judged incapable of protecting the coun-
try from invasion by a foreign foe OF
superior naval strength and of pre-
venting that superior force from con
voying transports with an invading
force aboard safely to American shores.
The foreign feet was considered able
to establish a base from which to con
duct land operations, and 1T landed
where 1t could march against Washing
ton. the national capital.
Since 1t Is assumed that the United
States could In time Of war commap-
deer some scout cruisers Admiral
Fletcher received the advantage of a
few constructive scout ships. The first
contact OF the fleets was purely "con'
structive' work, two scout officers per
forming that part of the war game OH
a war game board on board the um-
pire's ship.
After that Admiral Fletcher was re
CURED to keep In touch with the en-
envy through the use Of his destroyer
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, June 9.-Wheat-July. ST.
07sk: Sept, $1.05h. Corn-July, roc;
Sept. 707sc. Oats-Juiy, 435sc; Sept,
395kc. Pork-July, $l7.S2ih; Sept,
$500. Butter-Creameries, BIC. Eggs
-166171kc. Poultry-Springs $50
25c; fowls, 141a 015c.
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Athens, June 10.-King Constan.
tines condition shows marked i'm
proyement, the official bulletin says.
He has not passed the danger point,
but his physicians are extremely
hopeful.
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TAKE GERMAN TRENCHES
French Official Report Tells Of Further
Advance.

Paris, June 1.-THE French war
office has issued a statement on the
progress of hostilities reading:
There is nothing to add to the Of
fetal announcement of Tuesday with
the exception of some details concern
ing the engagement at the forest of
lie Pretre. Here we made an advance
of 100 yards along a front of $50
yards. At the same time we occu.
pied two and at certain places three
lines of German trenches and took
about fifty prisoners"
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scouts. In the engagement the attack
ing feet received the advantage Of a
superiority in battleships and battle
cruisers.
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Practice Proves Theory.

But the experts agree that the result
proved by actual practice what theory
has so long asserted-that no defending
feet can insure a long stretch of coast
from attack unless the defenders are
sufficiently numerous and powerful to
meet the aggressors at any point with
equal or superior numbers. The Allan
tic fleet, which steamed out OF New
York harbor while President Wilson
and hundreds of thousands Of people
cheered. completely failed to protect
the coast from the invaders.
This outcome OF the war game is
thought to be all the more significant
since the Atlantic feet in defending
the American coast received the over
whelming advantage of being In con
tact with the attacking feet almost
from the outset of the maneuvers.
1t has still to be learned whether 1t
was speed or g%unpowder which was
put to the test. 1t has not yet been
disclosed whether the enemy eluded
the United States feet or met and
crushed it. The common belief is
that a decisive engagement did take
place. Another view Is that while the
defenders were cruising about, expect
ing q dash for Boston or New York.
the enemy got by the line OF scouting
destroyers and landed far away to the
south at the entrance to Chesapeake
bay.
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Turk Shells Sink Transport.

Constantinople, June 10.-An oficia
statement issued at the Turkish wal
Office says: "On the Dardanelles froat
there was artillery fighting Tuesday
Fire broke out on an enemy transport
struck by our shells. The vessel list
ed and soon sank. Another transport
hastily left it's anchorage"
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1900 PoIicewomen In England.

1t Is officially stated that 1900 wo-
men already have enrolled under the
scheme authorized by Reginald Nc
Kenna. former home secretary, organ
izing a body of women police in Eng
land
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Backbone of Navy.

The sixteen battleships Of Admiral
Fletcher's command, with their attend
ant ~destroyers and submarines, consti-
tutfng the backbone of the navy, form
ed the defense. This was known as
the blue feet. The enemy, represented
BY. the auxiliaries Of the Atlantic dest.
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FOE COULD LAND
WAR GAME BY
Result of Maneuvers Proves
Navy Is Too Weak to
Guard Long Coast,
Experts Say.

"HE war game of the Atlantic
feet Off the eastern coast came
TO an end quickly In a defeat,
or. rather. outwitting, Of the
United States navy. The invaders"
are supposed to have effected the land
ing of a large army and the establish
ment Of q base In Chesapeake bay.
How this was accomplished will not
be accurately known until the official
reports are received from the com
nsnders. Some say the thick and
squally weather aided the enemy" In
any case 1t is understood that the re-
suit proves that the eastern coast is at
the mercy of a skillful foe.
Rear Admiral Austin NJ. knight, the
umpire, sent q laconic telegram to the
navy department announcing that he
had terminated the game on deciding
that the imaginary enemy had attained
his object, the landing of a large force
on the American coast. AS the mimic
engagement was carried out under a
silence almost as complete as In actual
hostilities and with a censor I'm active
operation only meager details are avail
able.
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gSar uatnrlidl crluaen.

@erfin, iiber 2onoor, "a. Suit
Sic oeutihc 4bmiralitdt belt nod
mails 6erpos ouB rpdbreno Der 0pe'
rotionen in ser Office fem dcutiGes
grieg8idjiif oon Der 0eutidlan0 i"
alafe perloren ge8angen lit. aeir
oeutidles arieg8idiff lit bon et1eH
ruIiiId)en ooer engliifeu &mldJ6oot
angeqriffeu poroeu. gtur EN- oeut.
ihes Shiff lit oerloren gegan8ert.
llno oo8 pcr Der DfinenIeaer aaI'
6otroB~ Der in idpeoiiden @etpdi
fern auf ben 9trono liet nodoen
or itd b~etbenmiitbio aeaen 0rei rlti
iiIde are1t3er nertbei0i8t botte.
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gritenuolt BON 3cnTOrcn ~senarrt,

CONDOR, "a. 3ltlt. 3a8 3u4
rad8teben Der brittihen &ruppen bon
oSobe CO.., iioItlid) bon gpern,
lueId1es BON Der engltiten 4egierlnq
iolueit INNER nod nid)t offi3iea 81.
geaeben moroer, etne I6otiade, iber
tpeld)e oeritieOene engIiihe 3ettun.
een bittere alagett fii6rtetE rplroe
hette BON Observation-Disclosures Gbas.
6 Sobboltic ertldrt, 10 gut itd Die.
ieS nun eiuutol nod ertldren lteB.
Ger SEER Observation-Disclosures, in Del
len Heiiort natiirlih Die So6e 10.
nieio nidt ge60rt, logte u5einer-
8eit, ais Der @Hgel nufgegcben mltrs
DC, muBteu bic 3ruppeu gotls I'M
.@ebeimen 8ltriidge5oqen mer0er. Scr
Hiid3ng mar Elm GROCER @rfolg. 2lls
Damn Die Belt fam, Die Gade betunnt
az geben, bate Die gauge IngeIes
qenbeit meter feline utiIitdriihe 8id-
tigfeit. 9oS crfldrt ods 56peigert
oes Strteg8amtc8.
(Gie bon 9eutihIan6 nor 8pei
Mnnaten %gcneloete Ginaobnie non
o0iloeL so" muroe nnn ben 9rltell
niteno in IbreOe geiteat. Grit iebt
.bequemt man iidl dltf oteie finoiida
8ci'e gum @elt1noniB berett,)
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Sidlcdlen %fauertrrn.

BerIiL itber N0tter6an, 23. Sui.
Sn Grdg ioto Gin olBeroroert,
lider aonpcnt BON 0eiegaten Der
tidediihen StG0te 9Dbuens itatt.
4uf oieiefn aonpellt rpur1e beitlni.
len Elm 6ulOiqmqstelegranm url
aaiier 6rar3 Soiep5 ob3uietoen. IN
mcIdem Der Mouarh Der mft nan-
fcn0eu 2nnpaIit1t periidlert Htlo ST.
qleid) erflart nuroe. Die Gidehell
niir0en audi f~ernerhiit bic 6iterrei.
diiden &afien mttcritilBerI. bis Der
g(orreide Steq enoIidl ermln8en lei.
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lie aud pcrlebt miro, o6ne qom.
proniiie mo Inn jeoen Ereis, eli
eriudlt I'M Die prattiide MittDir.
flag Der aoiierltd oelttihen Re9ic.
RUG in 0ieier 3cit, in Der IoIdjc
Ydtnirfun1 oos 0odIte boQbrinaer
mag mo oicie sroBe 5ofc Oe8 Sc
meiripobls AM treffenoiten uno
lp%trtiQnlten 0urdgefitbrt mer0eu
fam.
Die aoiierlid oeutid)e Re9ieruna
oriidt bic @offilmig dus ooB oteiQ
8ro8e auf trqen6 etltc Meiie nod Dor
Der geenoiglalg oes gegemu6rtiqen
arieges erleotqt miro. Gas tam
iein. Die Heqierung oct Ser. Staa.
ten filblt iih uidlt nur perpfli6tet,
altf ibr qearrdiber Seoem 81 bette.
ben, Der iie perleBt ooer iguoriert,
tun0 5rpor 5ur 9eihiibnn9 ibrer cige-
ren @ilrger, ionoern iie lit aud itarf
oaran tntereiiiert, oteie 5reibeit Der
M}eere ouh 3piiden Den arieqsfilD.
reuben ieIbt pruftiih genadt 81
iebenL uno 1dlt iid 5u ie0er 3eit ais
Der genleiniome 5reuno bereit Scr
ben 8or5ug 6abeu mag, einen qus.
meg b%or3uitIIogeri
at Der 3tpiiden3eit 5ipipgt Der
attBergewognlidc Rad0rud, ben
oieie Gegiertug AMI Die lauge ltnb
linaebrohene 6rclnoidaft 3miiden
Dem golfe lluo ser Regterlnq oer
Ger. 1taaten ulo Dem golfe uno
ser Reqirruia Geutidlar6s Iegt,
iie onilL ditf oas 1cierlidite Der
adiierlidlen fe9terung Die Rotb.
lp%elloigteit elmer ior9fdltiael Bead
tltlla u%elltraler &edte iii 0ieier fri
tiidlen Augelegenheit 0ar3ulegen. @e.
ra0e 6ieie 6relmoidaft 5DiHgt iie 10.
gar, Ser aaiierlidlen Aegierlng
r~unoAeraus Jul erflnrerb bag cine
g9ie1erboIrag BON Sanolungen Der
9efebt s3ober Der oeutid)en aricgs.
marine. Die cine G~erleslrlg oieier
aiedte 0orIteQelL RON Der Mealerllll0
Der Scr. 5tnoten fuenn onterifari.
idlc 8ilracr oapon betroffen 1peroert,
ais ipoblermogcu %unfreuuolif) nnae.
iehen pernen miiiicil.
(5e6l gotiins."
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Gin all 0fbsl rtt@ss @thitt am
ShmaFseu Mttft.

Ole gr06lunrlomHen i'm Wilaist
Gasrum ha6tu in btr Itbttu 3ttt at
,Sniueft gttDonutn. 5nsbeionoert
Qutot 0itits Sutercit belebt 0urd
ole perl6itoeuen eiimtobnplane, NIT
Deren 8edrbtiiung biz tur3 nor 4uss
6ru6 oes &risges prt9efahrtn prrs
Dc. Jm erIttn @ierteliahr 1914 bet
ll6 bic Stanbarb 9tl Gpmpang in
pos @t6ist bon Gr8trum cine @ruppe
Don 5a4oariton0igtn %entianot, bic eis
niqe. Mtondte long s~ingehenbe Inter
iumuugtn norgenommen paben,
,5m Bttoiet GrSerum ipuroe bisber
aas 9ortommen bon Grp0l an nuds
te6en0eu 0rten feitgeitsLt: 6dfaut
aal6, Otban 9u1ein. Riftig aatrans
ID, Ifdimagil uno guIt. 9ura
8D6runqen tpllrbe bi5Aer in teiuem
0ieier 8ortomnen bas DeI feitgeiteLlt.
0ds GrD0l tritt ais natiirlide 4uss
G4piBung aus ben Spalten Der Sc
feine beraus. 5n Dipan@ 6ufein,
aatranlq, Ii4tmogil un0 qilt 1T
oos alstretenot GroDl 9elbttA bis
beabraun unf 0innflii pgi in gtifttg
lit IS I9nar3 uno aiemlia i6tper;
in 9o7ansaal6 5eigt es Ii9 als Elm
Dinner Ghleier auf Der 0berfldne
Oct bort befinbIiaen Mineralqueaen,
oaneben tritt ~Iogenannter 8ergteer in
groBtrer Menge an 3ablretaen 9teIs
len pes Geitrins auf.
Die geotogii6e formation 6iefer
Grb0lDortommen deficit aus ie6ts
mentdren @eitetneu mlo3dnen aIters
unb amor aus aattitetn, WtergsL,
San0, gQnoitetn uno Grautpadf,
Gieit 6diateu bttben tpabrfdsinIt4
cine ununterbro6ene 6ortieBung. SIN
Siiben uro i'm Ror0en itnb bleie
5diaten geFaltet UNI setget Gin OFT
fpeitli9es Streihen i'm Saoen uno
Elm uoroDitlt4es Gtreiaen I'M Rors
Den, Sn alien g%enaunteu 8ebieten II
aud Das 8ortommen oon Sal3lagetn
un0 QiguitfID3eu fefseiteIt poroen.
4n ptrI9icpenen 6tellen 3ipiiden Den
genanTlten 9rteu 8si9te iih aud Das
8ortommen bon QtIp1aIt, 05otsrt
(@ropaas) un0 bitumin0Ien 6dte
fern. 3ie eripabntea @rb0lDortoms
laeu itlo ournpeg goagelegen. Das
9ebiet biloel cine 3o9e9ere nit eli
ner bur6i6ntttltdtu 9obs pon etrpa
500 5uB. Sir cine etfoa rotfpsnpige
9t6brenIeilung non benz SApar3en
Deere nuroe ieitens Der Su4peritdns
oiqeu cine Qtnte In 4psii4t genom=
men, bic pon 6ofansStale bis Bat
burt tells Rem ~beIte6eaoeu Mege na9
5rapesunt folgt un9 cine alte 9troBe
6enuBt, Die Den 6pps5erg bermeioet.
8on 6aHansAal6 db mad Suoen
folgt piefe Clinic Dem &aralpanenlotge
rad WlEIa; oua Oisitr @ea 1T fit
0ugen broahbnr. @on 8oiburt aus
jteiqt bi. qinie lbtr bic 8aiTera
actbe ots GidprottaIs uno oes
59nar3en Mseres Damn fdAt tie ALL
md6lia Biz gum Sapcrjeu Mlesre,
otla 0f Gu foIaeno. in elmer 2auae
oon ttfpa so MeiItn. Die @eIants
ldags bstrdgl etpa $50 Meileu.
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FteH. a3am65f5 eamraH.
af sH- Hftslf. ter HnIfttG -an0
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Htt btn istst11tf FL artlH ellf
.hdiiFn sine 4friatmultm1 tfr Eifff.
totfn hie cihloileH bl.ft uilt III.
sfnt CihsH Artifrl htr ben strita
htrgMtrlfn, Hm 6en 0eflHit bon
Alenidenlett n 5u ueruridfcn <
tdlru h9h1W Stuahntteu tm Se
id|dit6ltJcu ol6 u1r Grpht.a
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Nmer. 3eritGrer fait aeinnfen.

9bilooelpbia, $50, q. Slllt.
Ger Eorppoobopt5eritorer Der Ser.
5tooten oGridipn" mare III Dem
God Der SEEN yort Sbipbuil0iug 60,
fat qeiunfer, ais pl0slid obne De
uudlrihtiguag 5ueI Sdleuien geoff.
net murnen 1mo Sodmaiier einorang.
.gridion" plrOe in0eiien nidyt be.
iAdoigt.
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lerflNa MifN Nas a 0
Hff Nuft1udiafelt G5flHH hf
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Sic 0tltidltl NeuhirH itrhat
.oarnlf hib bic 43eid elbctatlun.
gen Ste Ue1uttt @teltiRt ilHeu 6tc
ies, conn p%rrmuqeH iie nit rturr
ncrhdltmBmaBta fleinm Strctmddt
Die Ruiicn In 5h0d 80 hdIlc1. gllla
u%erfilgbdten 5trettirditt fdnntt
noHH Hati Dem metItdtu Slrigg5s
i%dnltpldb a|elu1rfeu urf0un. tHt 0ort
NIT 6rau3pien uno 9uqlon0grn ami
8urdumet f1us iit 0ic auiJdt uli
iiider 4iilitastrittfer. Nus Der
0eitihe @roBe Beneralitub dher i'm
Edible fubrt. miro er ocn fCju0liden
gdlitnrfrititeru ider Htd1t ucrra.
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Sdnelles 6anocln erlpnrtet.

Angeiidt3 oes 3ugeltononiiIeS Der
llngeiebIidtcii, oas ieitens Der aal-
icrlidel ~9teaierung gematt ipllroe,
ais iie iiir i.d) 0as 9fedt Der 8ieoers
pergeltlnng 5iir &ertbciotgilng ihrer
MlaBnadmeR in g(nfprld nnhuL unto
augcIthtS Der beipieicnen 0toattdfeit
Der giuiiibritng Der ancrfannten
Regeln Der Secfriegiiihrltng fam
Die fegierlmg. Der Ser. 6toaten
nidt aIau5etL oaB Die aaiierlide
9tegietung nod LANCER 46itano BON
Der 4tiBbiatguna Der idrefIiden
6anolang ibre5 SAiffsfommnn.
oeurs bcim 8erienfell Der Dgiiiita.
mia" ooer pon Dem anbieten pom
SdaoeneriaB fir Dernidtete 2eben
pou ameritanern 10 Weit. ais itber.
hollpt Sflaeeneriab fir Die nliBIoie
3eritorulg menihliher 2eben ourn
cInen uHgeieBlihe1 Aft aeleiItet mers
ben fam, nintn1t,
Gbgleid Die 9tegietung Der Ser.
Stoatcn ben freunoldqftlihen @eiit,
iii pelhem Der Ioridlog Der anilers
Iidlen Gegierrutg. naB aepiHe Gam.
pier aiiS9eiitt meroen, mo oerrn
Siher6eit alf ben iebt ungeieBs
m1Big gelperrten Meerestbeilen az
rontiert meroen ioa, gcnfoht lit.
nidlt berfeuut, fam Tic oicien bod,
nift almebmen. Gteies ieLbe initr0e
0itrh Snlplitation nllpera 0nnpicr
ungeiebliheu Angriffen altsieben
imo ne6bo!b eine Hreisgobe Der
BrunoiaBe be0eutcn, fir bic oieie
AeBieruio eintritt, ulh peIdle in
3eiten rtt6iaerer 8etradtlma icoe
Station al5 bodyt naturlid 5llgelte.
ben miiroe.
gie Megicrma Der Ger. Staatcn
uno Ole aaiierIia 0eutihe Reale.
rulg treten etu fir oaiielhc groBe
Gbiefi uno hoben llnge bei 3npargs.
meier mo oriHgIiher gmpie1Iuus
oerieIben Rriusipieu 5uiammenge.
itanoen, nli meId]en Die Neqieruug
Der Ser. gtaaten jest 10 feierIid) be.
.itebt. 9eiae Megierltugen treten fir
Die Sreiheit Der Meere ein. Sic
Relierluna ncr ser. 5taaten miro
iortfobren, fir bic dreihrit Der
Deere esaautretetL Dol! mgLder Sti1e
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altt d pat8e

allie dDar3e @Iute.
baHbfHube perOen tpie0er alGns
3eRo, IpenH man flint 2ropftn
8aum6t uuo fanf 9ropfen Sinte pers
miIht Mitteit zines woGenen
lappdlenS beitreidt man Die jauD.
D1ften Gtclen, reibt tie NIT einsu
f9par3en Qopptn trcden uub Iofort
lam mon bic 0onbffubc piebsr iros
ger p4re Dab ils ahidrnsn
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cfii3ieltr Ocntidler 9cridIt.

Berlin "a. sui. iiber aou0on. -
Go5 ariegsamt peroHeatlihte &C.
itern Aben0 6~olgettocs: n5n sulr.
lano mer0eu Die Sample fortgeiebt
bic 8ldieu holten ni6t Stano Hn6
ilieben IN oitliaer mo nDroliaer
&idltuna cine 0tenge @epaf 3lt.
riidloiieno. @eitern e|robertet mir
0rei gtdidineugenebrc, cine g}enge
Munitiouspagn uil0 6el0fuder.
uniere Iruppen naDern iif ben
bcfeitigten Steaungen an eiuem
Eunft oe5 Aaren INNER mebr. 9or
Riian e%ritilrulten ipir ourd eitleft
9oionettangriff bic befeItigten 0rt
idaften g2illlnp uno Sipgj. ait
DEM lcstgenannten 8llnft matten
mir 800 @efongene. Die geiQsuttg
Der 5cIt4ug 0otpu @eorgiepst Uni.
ternabul 8itr 9lodt3eit einen Mus.
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@crgeBt Del Gilif1ufen nift 0aB
ieoe ilnteritiltnng Der oclltiden 3ei.
tlina ouf enc ardftigulA oeS
&entidltbuaL9 1T!
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Sin Sentider 6armer-2utberoner
uno Sltnggeieae, q Sabre ali,
teIibt quite ifu[oeufrete 6arnI
Bferbe. Riit6er uno M}aidinetl indt
iein giltes iunges Mdbhen 8lr 2e-
lbensgefqbrtir 2iebe 3tlin 2onnle.
ben erIoroerGih. aoreiie Rep. s.
70. Sapioga. 332 8ranbeis 8beoter
9lbg. Eel. EpIer 184t.
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peiratG sseinf.-Gin oeutife 5rou
in mittleren Sabren. NIT sc.
id1ftsfeuntniiien, geiuht. 5itfer-
Der beiitt cine 81feret in SSoobo;
5rau nit etpas @ernoqen uno obne
&inoer porge8ogen. gloreiie 0nn-
la Iribune o.. 400. S-23
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Or. z. stanbs, 9entider JrausH.
ar5t un6 Sperat6r.

Meine mebr aIs 2o.idbrise or.
fabrung bat benieien, ooG bieIe
6raienIeioen obne operation gebetli
perben fonnens fpenn reft3eitig unO
tidtig bebonoeIt. 622 4. @trobe
MaIiobuietts @eb.) GiOur GiiS ga.
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GbtrOprattic spinal aSiaEfnteass.
Or. GopmOs, "a. & sSnrnam. D.3445
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@cihGfts. q elegenbeitcn.
8nidl e 8ursbDff,

ut. AUWBIUs OOIJ.
8ollen Sic Elm 8eidGft foitfen
oocr berfoufeu? 6preden sic bel
inns Dor.
3immer /, Srenjrr gIof.
5abpitefe 10, uub Douglas Strufe.
Omaha, Nrbr.
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81 Grinnerma an Den p8uifcppt
@oribol6i9 polt ben StoIieilern Ill
finaen ggtdl no hfeibi meill s5oicpp.
dc, Soieppdle. Soieppdle2~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-19
PAYSSE TO WORK
HIS WIRELESS
NIGHT AND DAY

The extension OF the newly In
stalled port wireless from nine
working hours a day to "a hours. IL
the plan OF Port Warden Paysse,
according to an announcement In
the April report OF that department.
The primary object OF the wire
less r. TO render quickest aid pos
sible TO any boat meeting trouble In
the Sound.
A report OF business done by the
port during April shows gain OF
nearly s5.o0o.000 In imports. as
compared with April, 1914. and an
export gain OF S3.5i5.24i.
Trade with Russia on account OF
the war. and TO which consider.
able amount OF war munitions has
been shipped. increased from S23.-
o3s In 1914 TO s2.i07 sci. Shipments
to and from Belgium. leveled by the
German invasion. have stopped en-
tirely Also no goods from Seattle
have penetrated the line OF British
warshIps blockading the German
coast.
Exports 20 the United Kingdom
show an increase OF 100000. de-
spite the submarine vigil maintain
ed by the kaiser.