davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
glad gsaI6inatom a6aereiit.

@iIliomStom1L Wloii., IL.
gtooenlber. @SrGiioent g8ilion fiibr
6eilte gl6eno llut5.ll6r % nod @oibs
ingtoH ob, ipo er nor9en 9lben0 ciil-
treffeu miro. Gr befono iid in 9e-
eleitltng BON 8rnl gSilioii, Sri. @lor-
goretbe g8iliou nro Sri. Seleil
@ooOroip Bones. Cine groBe 3ele-
9otion Shioenten oes @ilious Col
lege brodte ocnt 9Srdiioenten cine
Gpotion Sor ieiner 9l6rciie oar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
Soo in ben Tlnt6cn.

lie trei6enoe 2cide eines @ion-
ucS, bernuutblih oic oes AS Sabre
olten 96omos s. @aines bon glr.
1864, 8eah.gIoenuc, mur0e geiiern
IN Spring Gardens an 6iiBe oer
2cuocn6al.StraBc bon Gbas. giess,
eiuen sln0eiteIltcn Der oE6onlpion
Chemical GompanD" geiitnoen. 81
iuadte oen 4oli5iitHi 9Pc2auebIir
auf ieinen traurigen 6inio auincrfl
fam Der nit SiiGfe bon SomueI 9(r-
tlibaIo Die 2eidc bermisiiidte imo
nit Dem 9(mbuliu5paeen ocs flo
Iideu Tiitrifts ii Die Morsuc brin-
gcn lieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
Gtrnl,en6nIlu.llniol(.

Gin Gmorp Wrope Strabenbobn-
iuaggon melMer 0urH Oie N1abiion.
slUenue IN uorolider 9lidting fuhr,
fradte All Der Gde Ser @ilion-StrnBe
ge9en oaS glutoWobil hon Groa ga.
tberipe 3. gsort6en 6orreii.Sfoenile,
glrlington, pelhes bon Sobn Illfe.
Dart BON glr. 1928, 91oro. 5trider.
5traBe, eelentt tUuroe. 7as gluto.
uobil mar IeiGt beiGdOiaf, oic Sll.
iaIlcu tamen nit Dem Sbrcdcu oos
Don.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
@rntaIer @attr.

Ger 80 Sabre alto gSn. SDlano
bon glr 67s, @cit @altilnorcifroBp,
pnroc pegen @lib6ouohma ieiner
6ruu Static SDlano non 9ii6tcr 50.
bounien ipl iuciliden Eiltriftf in
elmer @eloitrafe Don$50 uno ben SO
ilcu pernrtbeilt Sic 5ron cr5d6lte
ocnt 9iidltcr cine fliaiidc @eidji6tc.
e,rit eiit SoDr Iei iir pet6eirotbet. Scit
Der @be IulBte iic fir Sen Inter
bait ibres Wlomtes iordcn, g2eun Iic
iidt gcniigclio @eIo bnttc, fir icincn
luabniinnigea Eurit 9nbe Ct lie ge.
id(aaen Gr lei itets betrrnfen Gr
ivuroe.in ser 2eringtoniroBc feitae.
nonnnen oils CT gera6e ieine 5rau
miBbon6eltc TEo ef ooS 1lotbiqc
@elo fiir ieine Grofe niht 6dtte,
manoerte er ms @efdnglii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
gIuf Sem gscae nod 9li6monO.

Gier junge Burden, syobn 9lceon,
SlnOreiu yoltng, SameS @. Setter
uno Snmes q. gSorton ole Dor eini-
ger Belt IN 9iidntoho, ga, nit einen
glutomobil beriHmonoen iino 1T 9el.
oir, Sarforo,Gountp, berboftet NOR.
Den parelJ mlroeit geitern 9l6eno
bon ben @ebcimpoli8iiten gSDlie tn6
aeIlum bon 9lihniono in Der mitt
Iereu &oli3eiitntion anr 9(fbewa6t
rung wabreno Der gioht eingeliefert.
Sic pcroen DelIte oic 5abrt nod
6iAluon0 iortieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
cEirL nnn gNnnen dcfnnter.

Der 81 0Sobre cite Bud" Noberts
ans @ropIeD, @louisomerD.G .Gountp,
wloy fieI gcitern gsdtmittag an Der
Gde Der 8iIfens.g(0emte uno Waon.
roe.StroBe bon ieinem 8ogen beritn-
ter uno lunOGte nit leinem Ssopf ailf
oem borten Steinpiloiter. Gr puroe
III bcnuBtIoicm 8uitanoe iu's Grant.
lin Square Soipital gebroft no
man einen S6liiiicIbeinbrud conito-
tirtc. gioberts ioIE sur 8eit 0es lln'
iaas ongebIidb betruuten geiueien
lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
@ader@ereine.


Gie vgercilligte 8dder @eieaidaft"
belt geitcru ibre idbrIide @eue-
raj : GaiamntInng. - Serner
fou0 sic 9eontten : Domination
ltatt, Ser ~9adcr @eIana-
gerein" ii6te tiidtig fir oen gd.
derboII.
SBre iGbrlide @eneral.@erIamni-
lung un0 domination Ser 9eamten
bielt aeItern 9(ben0 sic ,Gereinigte
9dder @eielliAaft" iii Oliiffcls Sal
le al Ser g}oro SSreoeriditraBe. 9rG,
iioeut @rnit 5rduf fiiDrte Sen goriis
uuo Sefretdr s. anopp oas 4roto-
toQ. 0lad @rlcOiglug Der lolifenben
@eidditc ino Gerleiung ser 9eridte
ser perihieoenm Gonite'n fpur0e Die
9touliuotion Scr geomten oorgenon.
men. 5olgenoe Serren ipuroen no.
minirt: Sir 9Srdiioent, Grnit 6rauf
lnO George g9ittmonn; fir Gice-
9r1iioent, GourdO 9erner umO &o-
bert Mouer6o6n; fir Sdotmeiiter,
". Sude ino Sobn 6reD fir Sefres
tar, G6orIeS anopp ino Seurb Gl'
lenberser; fir Ons Sinonj Goniite:
Seurg @olfer, Conrad GeteI, @m.
&litt Gbos. aoQner, Sobn Souter-
bad uio 5rnnf @olf.
o9Gder @efong @erein"
Gifrie ii6te geitern gl6eno Ser pa.
der @eIonepereinD Bel ieinee no
dentli6en @eriommlitns in 2ouiS
gfiiffePs Safe an Scr 6re6eriditroBe
Sic Sieber eit ipel6e CT bei Dem
oennddIt itottfiuOerioen Bale Der
Ser. gdder @ereitte gum @ortrag
6ringen miro. sSii ser itadfolgenoer
@eId)ditsibung pur0eu oie laufen.
sen @eihdfte erIeoist lrio peribieoe.
ne eingeeaneene GinlaDrtleeu ouge-
nommen. Jeruer murOen @orberei.
tiugen fir ben Bidder @all getrof,
fen. Sic Acknowledgements bon
gSrdIioent g. arcnrnoier geleitet.
5efretdr g @artbolme protofolirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
Stnrsr GtaDtneuiofetirlI.

6tall So6n 90. @lenn bon 9lciu
gort miro morgen glanmittag in Ser
eCsler.Sdae" einen @ortrog iibcr
aeielli9e ge5ie6unaen 6oIten. Srail
@IenH miro am Iienitaq gaa6mittag
Der uWtnrplano Gonieren5 Der s9obl.
Observation-Disclosures i'm gSofeI
Gnerinn1 6eiuobnen.
Sn Der @eriamnlIiina Ocs ,9Sro.
greiliue Clubs Ser ussraeIitiiden
MISUNDERSTANDING miro bcuic G5rl.
Soraine 9ieinborot eilen 9ortrae
iiber ooie iugenolihen Q3ergcben"
baltcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
SIbreiIc Scr p0entidlunO4 nod nu6c,
itimmt.

ytclp 2onOph #. Hopcnber.
Gopitdu a0nig CAB 6eilte einigen
9cridteritattern iuelde ieine 9tniidt
iiber Die SeeiAlaht am .2faggeraf
wiiien woaterG> oieielbeu 9nnfte,
pelde bon 0cr oeiltidcn 9legiertmg
bcreits orroiicntIi6t iino. Tie 9tb.
tabrt Der oGatidlauo", meihe mic
allgelnein aligcnotillen ipltroe ithon
1eute ltattiinoeu ioatc, lit nod bin.
ausgeidoben porOen. Gle Gfann.
idait bate 2anoirlaub bis 5u eincr
beltimrnten Stnoe am Sountog CT.
bolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
gJiorinc.Gontroftc

Y oibington 9. g., #. 9lop.
Gontrofte iiir oeu Ban bon bier
Eorprooidaert sic ciucSobrgcibmiu.
oigfcit pom 25 aiiotcn pro Shinoc
gaben iollen limo oeltern an bic Bath
Sron 8orfs bon got6, Wsoinc, 5tl
Gem &reiie fiir $1,150,OO0, cini6lieB.
li6 0laidinerie, ocrgcbcn iporocn.
eS iino oies oie eriten inter Dem
yioriiebal srogramm iiir 1917
Dergebenen Golttraftc.
3OO.OOO, cine 3unn6me bon $500.
900 iiH GergIcid gum Gfto6cr 1915.
Ger gtoBere &beil Oes Grports alma
nod 9uBlono ino englono mo be-
'ltauo 8umeiIt in @lunitiou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

Giucr lueuigcr. Irei aiinit.
Ter gcben einen anmmcrnruiifabeno
mo ipielen cin nGics Crio, oos oem
En6litlm in cincr 2duge irno N}iB.
tonigteit ollis gleiBeritc nliBf1at.
S6ou regen ib 3eiden Oes llnnii.
Ties ais Oem @eigcr sic Guiute
pIdbt Ger if oarii6er 10 oeroubt,
Dab cr mittenDrin oui9Srt nno Sic
@eige iortlegt Slus DER Wlittc oec
SaoleS fonint ser 3urni: q@roool
Der cine modt ihon Sonoerfrieoeli
nit lnsl~
@ropbctin. u9lao 5ron
g'adbarin mel 3aberl eribeint mir
idon ieOe giadt I'M Sraum ge6eli
q 0bo6t Der Sriee hot sic IGngIte
3eit geoauertl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
GridloR sluei aameraOen.

Sureop Ter fl. g}ooem6er.
eorpcrql @. Smit6 ericboB bcnte Sic
Solonten Cones ino Mcallig6t uno
perlpinocte oeu SoIootcH Gouners,
mdbrepo oae Bier @litgieoer Oes
Serittcs s oer IA. aopaQerie, oiii
Stallluadle IN 2aeeritoll iuaren
SlnitH lpnr0e Der @ade oisaeIiefert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
(arlitt cinen edllnafIni.

Der GO Sabre olte @uItop Sl.
@oesulo bon gar 1919, dIeet. .Strabe,
tuuroc eeiiern dn Ser Gde bon Saro.
togo. ino Gdluerts5traBe BON eiuem
Scbia0iluB befaIlen imo IN balb be-.
iuuBtloiem 3uitouoe nod sem @ercD
Goipital gebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
20 seitcu.
eOhntaa ben -. OlOOembcr 1916.
0is Aaa0IaiIOa II 0OlIem @anae.

Die SnaolailDn ~ OplleM 1auge.
GeiterH gIbeaO febrteu GubenOe
bon Sdeern BON einenl glusfluge
nod Den uorolihen Ebeilen bon Bal
timorc.GountD lpO notb Carroll.
Gonntp fiber Die a@eItlihe MarD.
Inn0 9nbn~ beutcbelooen 6uriid.
Sin 2ubcnO Der Sdger itieg 5u @al.
broof Station nit gefiillten SonOfof.
fern ous. Gaiielbe purOe bonn Gam.
oen.9obnbofe beridtet, mo- 6ie SSdger
Dou Sen Sqsotoiiren on Der ,gaIti-
more nn6 Ohio gobn" 8uriidfebrten.
9senu ons ib6ne @etter onbdlt,
bIcibt fir bic 5onntagsiaeer am
GantiosiHgstage uidt biel al i6ie.
Ben ntebr iibrig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12

Ctr grport bon Y6iloOelpbia
i'm Ctto6er b 8. 6cliiiertr iid ori
$25000,000, cine 8unq1mc BON Sli.
100000 I'M gergleid 8im 0ftober
ocs apria6rcs; oct Support olli $7'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
SSartet Otad5sabluus ab,

Sas repn6lifaniidjc glotiUual-G -GOmite
uill crit nadJ geenOignng Der
Offi5iclleu gaad5d6lnng bic Grs
wd6lnns @iliOn's 5nse6en. TIT
Sr. @ilcOg 0eriueiit anf sic Si-
tnntiOn in GalifOruien i'm Sabre
1912.
gten gorf IL. 9Iobember. III
Goriiser @nl. &. g8ilcor, ser @or-
iiser 0es repu6Iifoniiben giotionol.
@omite's erlieB beute cine GrflGritng,
in melder er oorauf beripies, DOB int
Sabre 1912 es eiien gon5en 0fonot
lang ni6t entihieOen mar, Oh GooIc.
belt o0er @ilion Oen Stoat Galifor-
MEN geponnen botte, unO OoB i6lieBs
lid Ser Staot in ole 2iIte Der Gooie-
Oelt-Stuoten cingereibt mlrDe, nod
Dem man crit ongenonmen botte,
ooB @ilion iii Californian ocn Sieg
oapon getrogen babe. nGies," 70
beiBt es IN ser Grfldriing o3eiet gon5
genoiJ wuruni Dos republifonii9e
9aotionol Go1ite Ole Grip1blnng @il-
IONS I'M gegebenen gtngeubIid nod
nitbt 5usebcn fonn ionoern ouf oie
offi5ielle glah8dbhing Ser Stimnen
IN oieienl llno anoeren Gtaoten mar
ten miiB. Der 9feforo benefit, OoB
in 1912 8ilion 8uerit in Californian
ben Goriprpng Bate, oaB ipGter
Sol. Gooiebelt Die 5iigrung on ii6
rib, rn0 bob idlieBli9 oie Delegation
fiir Oos @lectoral.Goaeg eet6etlt
uurOe, inoem g9iIion 5pei electoral
5tiuunen arbielt imo Sol. &ooiebelt
oeren elf.
Sr. 8ilcor Bate bette cine Gou-
feren5 nit Srn. Sua6es, in pel6er
bic Sadla9e cingebcno 6eIproden
purOe. Sr 0ug6es lieB nidts ii6er
ieine eigeneue Eldne berlaliten Sr.
@ilcor iaete itudter, 0oB er nnO
lwabrideinlid ou4 Sr. Suo6es bis
afahg ndditer ISOLDE bier perbleiben
miiroen St neinte, sic grge6niiIe
Der ofii3iellen 9aad5d6lur6eu in ben
}beifeI6aften Staoten piiroeu faunt
Dor Der 8eit 6eteiufommen uno oiirf-
ten i4tperlid6 Dor @odenfriit poll.
itduoig ieiii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-12
9tep Sonp ibire fiir g9il.
! ION

GoncorO, 9. s., 10 91op. IT
Frdiioeut @ilion er6ielt cine 0lebr.
belt pom 65 Sthnnen iiber Charles
9, Suabes in 9tep Salnpi6ire, wic
ale beeInu6igten 9eridtc oes5taats.
Sefretdrs @enlt nit glusna6ne ei-
ies fleinen @reg7iftes betaiult gebrn
Sr- Bean erfldrte, OaB bic 3eitlti9s-
9iadridten bon sGorteitcr, Der ciil-
jigen auSiteitebenOen @re3inftes o6-
gleid niht offi3iel( 6eitotigt, luobrr
i6einlidb correft ieien.
Can't oieieu erbielt Der @rdiioeni
cine Mebr9eit bon 63 Stimmep ii6cr
e6orles Gnans Sug6es, ieiueu CSC.
gen.Gqnoiooten,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
IRISH AGREEMENT REPORTED.
Terms settled by Carson and Red
mOnd Are Given.

LONDON. June "A forecast of the
terms of the settlement Of the Irish ques-
ton said to have been agreed upon by
Sir Edward Carson and John Redmond
has been received here, Carson is to
submit the proposition to his followers
at Belfast on Tuesday
Under Us terms Home Rule Parlia-
ment will he Immediately set up in Dub
lin for the three southern Irish provinces
and also the three Ulster counties OF
Donegal. Cavan and Monaghan. the re-
naming six Ulster counties to continue
under the British Parliament until tho
end OF the war. when the question Of
these excluded counties will be recon-
sidered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
KAISER KRUPP HEIR SPONSOR
viii stand ~ Godfather 20 Child
horn May 10.

BERLIN, via London, June 4.-Enperor
william has consented to act as god
father to son born to DIR. and Frau
Krupp Won Bohlen and Halbach Bertha
krupp) on May 80.
The Emperor also was godfather to
Frau Krupp Won Bohlen's first son. born
August l3, 1907
BERLIN. via London. June 4.-The
Krupp Arm has Just purchased a fac
tory at Dessau which It will operate
for the manufacture Of shells. Tue
firm only recently bought a site for an
artillery factory In Munich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
HUGHES MEN CLAIM $50
VOTES ON FIRST BALLOT:
MAY WIN AID OF MOOSE


CHICAGO June 4Repubcan leaders who pushing the Hushes
candidacy Presidential that he will have
ballot the convention 493 votes
being required nominate.
The States which they will for Hughes the first tes
with the which each will carry
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas Z; California 2o Colo
rado Connecticut Florida 8; Georgia. 81 Kansas 10; Ken
tucky, louisiana 1O Maine 49, Maryland, g. Michigan 30
Mississippi Missouri Montana, u Nevada 8; New Hamp
shire, 4.
York. Oklahoma Is; Oregon, 1O Rhode Island 10
South Carolina 81 10; Texas Utah. Vermont
g. Virginia, 10; Washington Il Wisconsin, III Wyoming g.
Alaska 9 and Hawaii, 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
KAISER PROUD OF FLEET"
showed Itself an Even Match for
superior Enemy, says Telegram.

AMSTERDAM. via London. June a.
Count Schwcrin, president of the Prus-
sian Diet. read In the Diet to-day a tele-
gram from Emperor william, sent In
reply to the Diets message Of congratu-
lation upon the grand victory of our
high seas fleet over a greatly superior
English battle fleet"
The EmperOr's message said
with you ] am proud OF our mighty
Meet. which by this feat OF arms has
proved 1t Is an even match for superior
enemy .,..-...--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05

Fee Admlralty's statement follows:
ntl the commander in chief had
'iI' 20 consult the officers engaged
snd write a fun despatch any attempt
'" give detailed history of the naval
engagement which began In the after
r''a # May 81 and ended in the
morning hours OF June l would evil
Do 'lr lie premature. But the results
"" quite plain.
IA" 'irand Fleet came in touch with
o.. irrman high seas fleet at 80
.r.h in the afternoon of May 81.
W.. lcadug ships Of the two fleets
.'' "d on a vigorous fight In which
pItue cruisers, fast battleships
r'.t phsdiary craft all took an active
'I The losses We're severe on both
-,.,. hut when the main body OF the
!" '-h feet came in contact with the
''"lmIn high seas fleet a very brief
sod suiiiccd for the latter which
... been severely punished. to seek
i'.Ip" in their protected waters.
his manTuvre was rendered pOssi-
No. ry the low visibility and the mist.
'.d ll'huugh the Grand Fleet was now
hen able to get in momentary
.t', with It's opp Inents, no con-
'uNNus action was possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
SOCIALISTS UNMOVED.
LedebOur and TIRase Remain
seated At ReichstaK announcement

Special cable Despatch 10 THE suN.
AMSTERDAM via London, June -
Berlin dispatches say that when DR..
Kaempf. President OF the Reichstag, an
nounced the North Sea battle in the
House the Socialist Deputies Ledebour
and Haase remained seated and ignored
indignant protests OF other Deputies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
GREEK KING TO ABDICATEa
Il ONE Hears Sensational Develop.
ments Are Likely.
Spsciol Gable Despa.ch TO The s

ROME, juno Am uncensored des-
patch from Athens hints at the possibil-
ity Of the abdication Of King Constan-
tine of Greece.
The despatch adds that the resigna-
ton OF the Greek Cabinet IL inevitable
and that II will result In sensational
Developments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
L. r. or Jurist, Progressives
Say. but Latter Must
Speak Out"
DECLARE DANGER OF
STAMPEDE Is PASSED
Root. Knox. Burton, Fair
banks. Fail to Make
Headway.
SIGNS OF HARMONY
SEEN IN THE FIELD
Roosevelt Still Holds key
Rhode Island Delegation
for the Justice.

CHICAGO. June 4-Statemcuts nv
Progressive leaders tonight made il
ciear That OF all the candidates now in
the neld only col. Roosevelt and JUS
tice Hughes will he acceptable to the
buii Moosers. and the latter only in
the event OF his publicly subscribing
To the views on Americanism and pre.
paredness held by the progressives.
These statements We're regarded as
intended 10 eliminate the so-called
favorite sons from the nomination
race. They were taken also as an In
d:cation that the Progressives were
swinging around to the idea OF ac.
cepting Justice Hughes. proyidinr hs
declares himself on the issues OF the
day.
The Republican leaders to-day were
marking time waiting far y definite
hint from Col. Roosevelt as to what
candidate other than himself he and
the Progressive party will indorse,
Such an intirnation in all probability
Will determine the Republican nomi-
nee. The Moose leaders attitude to-
night somewhat clarifies the situation.
Await Word From T.. Il.
But If Mr.. Roosevelt fails to disclose
preference in advance and he and his
friends insist upon attempting to force
the Colonels name upon The Republi-
can convention there Will be another
bitter fight between the Roose, cit
forces and the so-callcd Old Guard "
the Republican party.
Republican leaders assert now with
confidence that Roosevelt VIII not have
votes enough TO win the Republican
nomination. They are satisfied. too.
that he cannot under any c!rcum-
stances stampede the convention. The
task that the big Republican chiefs
have assigned TO themselves is to con-
vince the to!oncI and his followers
that these are hard. cold, indisputablc
facts. They believe that when they
have once proved To tn. Roosevelt
people that there is no chance of the
Colonel being nominated BY the Repub-
Leans the way Will be paved for an in
formal understanding in advance in
| regard to the common nominee for
| President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05

"N continued the pursuit until the
''' wholly failed. while the British
y"rs were able To make sue
..t attack on the enemy during
gh'.
NDuvlnle Sir John Jelllcoe, having
Ne enemy into port. returned To
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05


IN othcf words tn" situation here IL
resolving itself more and more INTO
one where Roosevelt will POSSESS a
practical Veto bower over the R.uublI-
r., r,,nip,. An ~ ,I,, p.,u'IIr,,,
,aa,.,rs a,, ,,,. ,,,,,,. ,rr'', -"
''.',,'. 'o' '''' ''''''H ''''' a'c
""ihs W H'ah' almost "''E s"vr!Nco
save the actua! nomination OF Mr..
Roosevelt in order "a bring about
peaceful amalgainatIun Of III. two
wings of th, Republ,sn marty.
,o.,, -, 40, ,nno,h.,, ,n.., ,h' pa,,,I'-
lican leaders nre practically willing
=, TAX. am, c,udidai. s.,y, MIR Roose-
a,. .., .u ~, ,.,,,,i,, =, ,.,r,,, ,ba
'et WY ,..'t.
support oi we i'oN ''''N' P'''s'
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
FEAR FOR THE WESTFALEN.
HAMBURG Has RumOr Bearing Out
CnOGAciaI Berlin Despatch.

CoPENHAGEN. via London, June a.
RumOrs are current in Hamburg that
the German dreadnought Westfalen and
the battle cruiser Luetzow were sunk in
the North Sea battle.
A despatch from London on Saturday
quoted a wireless despatch from Berlin
as saying that the German Admiralty
admitted the loss OF the Westfalen,
an $4,000 ton ship armed with twelve
II inch guns. She was completed In
October. 1903.
The British Admiralty has announced
that either the Derfiiinger or the Luet-
zow, vessels OF the same class. was sunk.
These battle cruisers, completed In 1914
and 1915, have a displacement OF 26.600
tons and carry eight l2 inch guns.
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Continued on Fourth Page.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
Eight Big Ships. Nine De-
stroycrs. One Submarine
Sunk. London Asserts.
DECLARES TEUTON
REPORTS ARE FALSE
Jcllicoe's Fleet Forced En-
cmy to Flee to Port in
Every Brief Period"
FEW OFFICERS SAVED
FROM BRITISH SHIPS
Most Of Those on Cruisers
Sent to Bottom Lost
Their Lives.

NPf'N hbfe bcNpufcn 10 lHf StN
LONDON. June 4.-The British Ad-
mralty gave out a statement this
afternoon declaring that pending the
compilation of details of last Wednes-
days North Sea battle these facts have
been positively established:
The German reports of the battle
are false.
The German losses were heavier
than the British. not merely in pro-
portion. hut positively.
The arrival on the scene OF battle
Of the main body of the British high
seas feet was the signal for the Ger
man fleet to speed back to its base
Prior to Sir John Jellicoes arrival
the German fleet had been severely
punished. Sir John took up the pur-
suit. The two main fleets were re-
peatedly in momentary contact, but
the German flight made it impossible
for the British to bring their full force
into play.
Darkness put a stop to the pursuit
and then the destroyer floti'la took up
the chase and successfully attacked
the kaiser's warships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-05
" THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Partly cloudy to-day; tomorrow fair;
moderate westerly winds.
Highest temperature yesterday. 70; lowest, IS.
Detailed weather mail and marine reports page 13.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
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