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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
@rnnoeinenthnms. .glnrft.

Serr 6rdnf gIopof rci6tc bci'm
@cb6uoc- Snipeftor ole El1ne iiir a6t
5weiitofiec Sdllicr cin, oie ouf oen
@rimOitiidcn Or. 34Ot Bis 3l15,
Monte6euo Cripc, erri6tct iucrocn
ioaen.
Serr &iaiom q. YudcD bat bci'm
@cbduoc-Snipeftor Die @ldne fir Die
grridtlng cineS 212.itodigen Sc
bGuOcs auf Ocm @runoitiid gir.3GOi,
Gorlisle-9lpcmuc, cingcreidt.
9lobert Q. s. Stcuart bat bon
8incent 6. @almiiiano oaS @lictbs.
orlnOitiid gtr. s05, @oitern-9IOenue,
unO gtr. SOl, Gufcr-9laep, gcfouft.
Die y9altimorcs0bio.ga6n4 bot
6rn. Sobn &. Gulocr ein fleineS
Stiid 2anO, OaS lirb an Der SiiOoii.
icitc Der Sonptlinie Ser 9o6n etiuoS
IiioweitIidb binter WlH. gginonS cnt.
lang 5icbt, 1cfauft, Inn oaiclbit elm
9lusmeid-@eleiic 5u legen.
Cnrb oie 6irmo g. q. Chapman
6aben 9llcrauOcr mO 9loie @iaioms
9or5cue 26 9lod Is, @omarO q.
8oerner 9ar5eIle SO glod . unO 9ln-
ton mo Margarctbe Nlillcr Yar5elle
81 mo SO 9Iod 3 bon scr .9oIti.
more Sigblonos &ealtp 6. oefauit.
Gic 9or5eQen lieecn in Baltimore
@igblan0s.
Cic 9aultcac oil Der 9lorooit-gdc
Der Golgate- uno Central -9lOenie,
Colgate &arf, ipurOc BON George $.
anodcl ourb Die 6irma Yierre G.
Cligon & glepbep eefauft. @s ioII
cin 5ueiitodiges Sous oaraui crrid).
tet per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
eie6t bcr OIcncfnnn rntncnrn.

@oIi5iit G6orIcs 9. O1urraD, Ocr
am IA. @ioi bel einem Sample nit
@borles, 9io6ert uno SorrD 2apion
Our9 cinen 66uB aus ieinem cigc.
ncn 9teooloer an rec6tcn Sbcrs
ihenfcl berlest lpurOc, befin0et iid
inn ct. Soicpbs Soipitol ouf Dem
gSege Der Yeiierung. Gbnrlcs unO
9iobcrt 2opion mur0en nob Dem
Sample Dcrboftct, mGbrenO SorrD
2aipion Ger ongeblicb oen 9lcbolOer
oeS @oIi5iiten oufeebobcn mo ocn
S6uB obgefcuert botte, nod ni4t
fcitgenommen ipcr0en fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
Bonn 0adl neftiirst.

9ei Der 9lrbeit ouf Dem 9ode ei'
neS einitodigcn @eb6uoes binter Dem
9ouie glr. $50 Siio.Golboln-Str.,
9litt ecitcrn ec9en 1 llbr g8a6mit.
tags Scr in glr. 225 Siio-g9oibing.
ton-StroBe ipobnbofte Sobn giien.
berger olts umO itiir5te uneeidbr 20
Sub tief berob. Die 9(mbuIon5 Oes
iii0mcitliden Boli5ei.Diitrifts brod-
te ibn na6 Dem SronfIun.S .Squorc-
SoipitaI, poielbit er bciuuBtlos cingc.
liefcrt nrrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
NIrnnbitiifs.lI

Sophia Sugar on Sifc HealtD So.
SItieite Sborp-, no6e gorreItroBc,
Is bel 63 SUB, @rlmO5. $69.33, So.
@iel Contraction so. an SameS
Graig, Sii0ieitc Sarlen-9loe, na6e
86eelerltroBc, 2l.6 6ci 81 SUB, (9rOj.
$50, So.
6onnie Go6cn an Gillian Gobcu,
9eiticite 9otllgentitroBe, nabe 5oir-
mount SlOeuue, 10 6ei GIG Sub,
@rlno5ins $40, So.
Sauucl 2inoS an So6n u, SOL.
mes uno 6ron 0lorouciiieitc Nloi6-
ers, na6e 8alibitraBe, 1913 6ei Il
SUB. @ruuo5ins $53.36, So.
g9m. Q, &untiug an g8alter 8.
@eitpbol, 99eitieite SnlaIlpooOItr..
nabe Yres6urDitraBe, 1873 6ci l05
Sub, @rllnO5ins $50, So.
G6aS. Is. Bud an @eo. gS. Sodel
pno 6rau, 9}orOicite Sort 9lpenuc,
no6e SodionitroBc, 70 6ei Sub,
@rilnO5ins $4S, So.
Sobn 8elipiS mo 6rou onN}iHocl
Slopinsfp unO 6ron, 9loropeitieitc
Saca, no6e @reereitraBc, Is BEL 100
Sub, @runo5ins $50, So.
Sames @. @eit an SSo5cf Sluon.
ted ln0 SSrou, WcItieitc Botomocltr
no6e 2orcniteritroBe, t2 bel Is Sub,
@rlno5inS $24, S.
Siiion q. Gnboa an genno g.
@oroner, Sioieite @loi6eritr, nobe
Bruce 9lGep, @run05. $3.50, So.
Somoro $. Soud on @lorcuS 9l
Grc9or. SiiomcItieitc Giltolp., nobe
SoifmonitrnBc, Is bel 100 SUB, @j.
$95.62. So.
@lorfus q. lrcgor al SoporO Ni
Soud uno 6rdn SiiOpeiiieite Der
@utou-, nnbc !0offmnniiroBe, 10 bel
$50 SUB, @runO5. $35.62, So.
@lepcr Senoelmon II. u. on G6os.
Gro6cdan, Oloroleitc Erottltry nobe
g9aibinetonitraBe, 20 bel 1lS Sub,
@rltno5ins 500, So.
@ioeeic 6ribecr on 6rouf aIemo
mo 6roL @eitIcite Goofiic- no6e
9lidolionItroBe, II bci 65 SUB, @r5.
$i2, $5.
@incent 8. Ynlniiano al Ho6crt
81. S. Steuort, Siioicitc goItern 9lOc
nobe YreiioentitroBc, 13.t bel 100
SUB, @runo5inS $26.25 So.
9iodeiter Some guiloing 50. al
@eiine Ibouas, SiioweItieite gllc-
meoo 9lpenuc, nobe SoriorO HO,
14.6 bel So Sub, @runO5. $6S, $5.
SSo6n g. gSntts an Sol. 8. @bite
9icoltp 60, IA @runOitiide, So
Wiidoel 4unpion uno 5rau an
Seurp 90. Geder unO 6rnu 0aoro.
icite Sorlent g(beniic, nobe 9li6burs
tonItroBc, 1876 bei 70 SUB, @rllnoi.
$50, So.
6ronf Wlcrin an 9lbri6om Seuin,
&cItleite GorolineitraBe, na6e 6air.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

mount gluenuc IS bel ~ SUB, W5.
$3.50, $5.
9lmcr @onit 50. al gS. SeDicr,
, @runOitiide, So.
Gebedo Is. @aring II. ". al Sbeb
S6olom @emeinoe, > @runOItiidc,
$tO0.
Seinrid Curt an Con. $. 9cpcr,
@eiticite Sodion Ylocc, nabe 80
Dettc. Str, i7.6 bei S63.
,@iti5cnS' 9lcol @Itate 60" an
Bertha g. @litbeQ, 9lorOicite DC
Scurp., no6e Gorcy- Ctr, IL bel 81.
G6oS. @. 0iiicnoerfcr lno 5rolt
OIL @ric s.. @hrrca, Slticitc 2ooes
groUc 9laep, uu6c 2ofo0cttc.9Iuc, 80
6ei 1873.
Com. @i. Mc9laiiter an Murp 6.
@lcSmiiier, 9toroweiiieite Gecotir.
Ctr, nabe 6ort-9lue., 1876 6ei so.
Sinner Cont. Co. an @li5o6ct5
Drummer. SiiOicitc &6itriOec-glOc,
no6e @uilioro. 1879 bel 50.
Giciel6c al MorD Gumnner, Siio.
icite @GitriOge.9lpe., nobc @uiliorO,
1879 Bel So.
@il6ur 2. S6ompion on Sbos ".
9rlnoigc, Mcitietc SmaauooO-S Str.
no6c gSinoior-9lpe., fl bel iuregclm.
Nlorp 9. @ilion imO @atte an
Sas. u. geolmcor & Son 60, gioro.
icitc Suncuitcr-Str.. nabc 9rooOwoD,
t44H bci mrcgeInl.
@co. Z. Samilton mo 6rau oll
SSo6n @i. Stoa uuO 5ron, SiiOWcit.
icite Bernard, no6e 81 Str., 1874
bci So.
glbrobom 2cpin imo Srau on See
Gornbcrg, Or. 1922. @lorplnno-9loc
@}orgorct Nl. Sinlpion an Seize
9aluion glorocde G6oppcl. iinO Ga'
rep. Sir, 125 bel mregclnt
Wlor &rulcpibfp all Wlidnel arll.
IcOibtp. 2 @rlnOitiide.
6rouciS u. So5enbp an @iobcl 6
9iiilc, OIorOoiiicitc @ui6, nabc S9i-
conlicos5tr., 10 bci n.
8nltcr IS. Wlplouocr mo 8rnl an
@co. alcilt Gillette 9entalou, nobC
9ofer.Str, IA bel 100.
@co. alein imo 6rou all Sobn "
z. Nloder inO 6raL OIiieite Ben
talou-, nobe 9ofer-Str., IA bel 100
Safe &ombere an @eo s. Su6er
gtr. 1903, GoitIe.Str.
G6os. $. Gromwcll an @cni, 6
9ortcr lmO 6roL GorOoiticitc@ooO
broof 9lpc., nobc 9iusfin tl.4 be
1854.
SSo6n 5. Garter an ". z. 2egoett
mo 6rou, @eItieitc Gccil.9lue, nabl
g}ortb-glOe, "A bel 100.
G6as. j. Stein, Eruiicc, an @1or
riS g. @}oB, 20i0 Oit9oltinorcitr
GbaS. Is. ariel mo 6rnl al gloc
NJ. Scttlemell II. ", Slt0lcitc ytortD
9lpe., no6e ?. Ctr, IS bel 1862.
9loo ". GettIcuca II. ". an SitlC
@lar. II. Gruit 60, SiiOicitc 9iortb.
9Dc., nabe ,. Str, IS 6ci 1862.
Sitle @uar. Ii. Srliit So. an POO
q. aettlemea II. 9(., Siioieite 9iort6
9lpc. nabe ,. Ctr, 10 bel 1862.
2. 9ictor Selcnfo, 9lOmr, al S
8. 9ioicn6cim, SiiOicitc 8icrceltroBc
nobc Soggs Got, 10 6ei 80.
$. 3. 9oienbcim all Saco6 S4d
ncnicIo, SiiOicitc ASicrce.Str., nobC
Soogs Got 10 bel 80.
SSo6n z. 1ono6ue an GgoS. Gaint
unO 1rou, 62i Q. -@otomocitr.
G6os. 5. 9orl unO 6rnu oil SSos
9landJ imo 6ralL Siioieite Sli5lanO-
nobc W}ontforo-glpc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
ediHsfartsn

G@iffSfnrtsu
ben uno Nad 9eutidlnnO unO Se-
Itcrreid-llngnrn iiber giotterOau uno
D1em gorf. @eIoienoineen nad Gu.
ropa.
SbeO. $. 9ieuer &c Co.,
217 CIt.SaltimOre.Str.,
~Idr51S-) 243 SHO.SrUaSwnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
Sa berfanfcn uDer az nermiet9en.

8n berfnnFeH uber 81 permlrtbeu:
o, Oene MODERN cinacr1ieie gVobn9duiers Q
3linuer uno 8ob, elciiriihe5 8i6ti IN bellem
5hlton0e Wdetbe Sl4 uno auifpdris. 8ers
s.Ve6tnaunqeft foie Wdeibe gla66uiruaen
VT; 1S43, 9lurosNsputiprb'glDcnue.
(Wlai0,3 Qlie D,&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
gSricn .9ladJridtcn.

Nlll uCL ytSlO DOlttt lUlt uHI ppi
6iciieen 9oric iionoen glnlogc.
9opiere in Dem Gor0ergrunO.
lluter Sen Giicn6o6n 9luSgoben
6atte 9leoOing Die 6ii6uulg. ~
@cucrol Diotor madtc eineu
@cwinn bon So aui 5l5 8mftc
Gic gcitriee Yorie 5eigte iic6 c6en-
10 iie6erbait pic Oic poraufgegongc.
ne. Tic UcridieOenen, bon OCn Sps.
fulonten Oorgc3ogcnen 9Iftiens@rups
pen bepegten id sleid bon 9eeinn
DER 9orie nah bcridicoeneu 9iidtln.
gen. Goh marcn lui6tige @edicl
mIr nod iinten 81 ber3eihnen.
9icaOing itonO bon oiclcn Soften
in Iodirage, lmO murOen eleidj 5u
9egiun 5000 glfticn o6gcictt, sic nit
1t015 unO t1OH notirten SpGtcr
itie9cu oicic 9lftien oui ii03s, mas
cinen @euinn bon 11s ii6er 0ie
SdluBnotirmg bonn Wloutog beocu.
tet Gieiem 9hliltico iolatc III
idnellcr Riidsona ouf t097s. Union
%aciiic 5cigte iid ebenioas iiarf lmo
itieg 9s oui i4294.
Sebig6 SoIle1 cr0fiucte X bo6cr
allf 1924 Sout6ern Noilpop u ait
"a; G6eiopeufc Ohio "a ollf 1887,
mG6reno Baltimore O6io I'm %
oui 93H 5uriidgiue; oesglciden
Solltbcrn @aciiic Is auf i00% unO
0lew g)orf Gcntral 2s ouf 107. Sn,
ouitriol 9llco6ol iiel ~ ouf t56.
9olOmin 2otomotioe noh cincm
9lufItiee BON 2s ouf s934. tiel oIi
sSia; acunicilt aupfcr lag frei oui
mo fiel $s auf 56.
2ie Giicnbobn gluseobcn 6ilOc.
ten cine alaiic fir ii6 icIbit mo
iticgen pelc oericI6eu om ipdtcI
gormittog SIT nenen So6eu. llnioa
Eocific Ienfte Die lIufmertiamfeit aui
iid. ino pcrfonftc inter itorfem Nh.
foif nit 1895; 9ltdiion iiieg oui
tO67s; ct. @aul nit 10i; 9nlti-
more S6io ollf "a, p06rcno iid)
9leoOing ouf 1092s 6ielt.
Sn Der 0lotoren @ruppe wor
G6ouOler Ie6r oftip inO itieg 39mftc
ouf 100. @orine @ref. cr6oItcn iidj
bon s7a4 ouf Ss7s. 9lm glafmitto0
purOen oie fii1renoeu glftiet IN
5iemlid eroBen Stiideu onee6oten.
mas sur 6olee botte, oaB oie Sta6l
Commons bon S51a oui SlA fielen
glmericon Smelling iicl cinen Ynnti
imO wuroen Icihc 8crluitc in oeu
fiibrcnocn @iieu6abn 9hlsgoben De.
merit.
General Wlotor mar uusno6mSi
ipciIc ltarf lmO lticg bon DER Shlub
notirung am Wontaa nit AGO aiti
505. Spdtcr IiiCgen Oieie 9lftien alli
5t5, mas cinen @eluinn BON 55Bunf.
ten on oem acitrigen Iaec 6cOeiitet
| 81 Ser SdIuBihtnoe wuroeu nod ei
nige flcinerc @eiuinne in onoerer
Slusgo6en ocmadlt. Gie goric ihIof
lnbeltimmt.
@oltimorer 9orie.
9(ud bier 6erridtc gciiern ehuos
mc6r glftibitdt uno purOen groBC
Stiide in 9lulogcpertbcu abecicbt
Gosocn 6.proj. perfouftcu in groBeu
glods. ocsglciden iuor Der SonOe.
in anOcren G6ligationcn ic6r lcb
bait. Der g(ftienmarft mar ctiuas
idlpG9er unO fono MIR menige 0fnd
froee nod fii6rrnoen 9lusgn6eu fpi,
GosOcn unO @oulan0 itott. Gaoiiol
6ielt lid III 5olee Der ltnbcIiimmt
belt in ser glr6eiter Sroee cber
foas iebr rii6ie. Smmer6m 1T oel
Bug nod Den g[nldgc 4opieren eli
iidercr 9elpcis, Dab @eIo eeniieeiit
oor6onocu III, uno iciuen @ertl
iud)t Gic imbeiiimmten @eriidte
ole nnooucruo oiif 6rieoen geitimnl'
limo, traaen piel oa5u BEL Dab oel
9lftien Morft ocrnahloiiigt ipirO
uuo Ipicgelt iid) oui Scr bieiigei
goric OaS gilo BON giero g)orf mie
ser.
BGnlcn unb TrnIt 80.
baltimore 1ruii ........... i5s i65
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
gsrIanat- -aransu nHS MaSasn.


Sine Sran in mittlcrcn SObrcn,
iueldJc fir cine SOtelfiide cim5nfan-
ten nnO Die GOntrolc 5n fiigren Der'
iteBt. gladJ5nfrasen i'm D'SOtel Sia-
leiaB," Sagettc- nnO SOlliOag-Strahe.
(No24-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

Slne .Sruu, oie aut puidcn uno biieeln lam
taill elnlaUe gSdi6e fir 5iue Nerlonen az ne'
l9taen. yta65uirngcn glr. 2643, 0clisNOrtb'
Aoenne, ncbeH gGalbrooi Stniion.
(giai2l-26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

9n Uerfnnfeu:
q, 5mei Robenpdeen. gdb5uirnaen bel 6bae.
9'tDert, 0r. 1897, GplHmbinsYlgennC.
(Nlai22-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

o, yin Wdo6en fir anaemene Sausarbeit in
apartment uno uls 3bdiu fir Gbepaar; 6eles
tel6en eriorocrlin. yidh5uragen 5pilden /
y allo ! ubr bel 0rr. q. g. yugce,. .ir., 9lpt. 6,
., 6lur, pAlgOuanln apartments" Ct. 9aul'
Aao 0baie,S Strahc. (Wai23-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
81 OerfanfeH.


o,. Sn OtrInnItn.
nm Saderei nit 0ais, . SaB Nebl bro 9So6e,
Sncs Sooengehdit III inter 9iinliiaen BEE
~ m%lNeunaen 81 Oerinuien Nriee inter ,,HDr
" q; 90" 3eHtidler GUrrepunoent.
(Doi23-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

2teneaeudl:
., YIN 9lann IN miitleren Sabren ndot Sieue
Sis yobiiuddbier oocr uni Rieroc 5u belot9et.
S5@MO5nirageu bel 2ubiuig MieDet, WldtnsStr.r
-St @mans, wao (Wlai2S-25)
GtcncgcIu6:
80 ounaer WiQnn, 81 Sabre alt, iu9i itdnoiaeu
sElag. 9oreifire: ~. 20," BeMtider Ggrres
Wpnbent. (Dlai23-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

@crlnuat:
y'obcli6reier bel NeinlesSalniDn Co., @nr'
Her' uno Eitcno. .Strnhe. (Wai2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

@erlnnat:
YIN Nann fir unecneine 9lrbet IN einem
potel; 3u meloen IN gir. Gt0, CitsYrntt'Str.
(Nloi2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

IN elmer fleincn 5amilic Gin Wldo6eu fir
9emobnlihe Suusarbcii: reineS Saus. Gnier
SSpgn plro be5dblt 9lo65uirdeen yir. 20O9,
Slnoior.9IOenne. nabe z. etraBe, gealbropi,
ooer n Der expedition bieiee Slattes.
(Wlni24-26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

8erlangt:
q, YIN Bidder ais brittle Sdno. Qa65uiragel
~ ll2, 8cit'JanoansStr (Olai24--2B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
@erIanat-W -Wlanner nnS anabea.

@erlnngt:
YIN Girobi6mieos os@ebiilic ODER 6iniibcr. 3n
Heloen Baltimore spring gsurie," 8olpbiu'
StaRe nno Wh 9lu1nlsgIpe. (W{at24-26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24
Bargain.WcrFnnF in GIrnnSeiecut6nm

oWettB6lne nnh breiltB6lgc Hebbubdnieg nit
mr., BetnnbG.sSrUHt ~ Granddaughter.
cue @in6elbeiien i0nHen bonn Anipru@s'De'
Putiement erldnqt meroen.
unlteb Stntes 8lbeittg & @nafnuiH So.
Teepbpn: ct. 4nu $50.
AbreEc: Gnfnert. nub Uerman-&trnHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-24

Wloler. Seiorateur mo SeriaIier; feline am
oeere braumen boripreden yadl5uirdgen in
~ Gil, sSnrreit. Strabe. (Dlai23-2D
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
ILLEGAL WARFARE
CHARGED TO ALLIES

Vienna, May 18.-A note has been
given out by the foreign ministry to
representatives of neutral powers,
charging the allies with conducting
an Illegal submarine campaign against
peaceable merchant vessels
The attack the note ascribes to a
blind lust for destruction. as the al
lies, unlike the central powers, in their
submarine warfare are not forced to
defend themselves against a notorious
plan to starve out whole nations"
The note declares that an attempt
to torpedo the Austrian steamer Dan
iel Emo without warning was made
on Feb u, the vessel escaping by a
clever trick of its captain. A similar
attack, the note says, was made upon
the steamer Zagreb on Feb. Is. Again
on April 3, a torpedo was fired at the
Daniel Erno, the note says.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
NEUTRAL SHIPS MUST STOP
Germany Explains Course Submarines
viii Follow.

Washington, May IS. - Germany, In
a note presented to Secretary Ian
sing by Count Won Bernstorff, warns
neutral governments that merchant
ships flying neutral flags must obey
the provisions of international law in
regard to their conduct when stopped
by a German submarine and that they
incur danger should they turn their
ships in the direction of submarine.
Secretary Lansing said that the note
from Germany was occasioned by no
action of the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
STRIVING TO STOP DELAYS
British Envoy Tells Lansing About
Mall Interference.

Washington, May Is. = The British
ambassador, Sir Cecil Spring Rice,
told Secretary Lansing that his gov
ernment is striving to eliminate the
delays and interference to mails to
which the United States is about to
make protest. but Great Britain could
not relinquish its claim to the right
to prevent the use of the mails for
transportation of goods or information
by its enemies.
The United States is about to make
renewed demand that the interfer-
ence with malls, particularly those OF
neutrals, be Immediately abandoned
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Mother In Serious Condition Follow
ing Explosion.

Pipestone, Mimi. May IS. II Mrs
Lena Jansma, living on a farm neai
here, is supposed to have started 9
fire In the kitchen stove with kero
sene. In the explosion her two-year
old daughter, whom she held, was
burned to death.
The mother was brought to the City
and County hospital
The burns extend over half hel
body and it is thought they will prove
fatal
The house was destroyed.
Mr. Jansma was in the barn wher
the explosion occurred He was burn
ed about the hands and arms in th'
rescue work
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Suffrage Leader Loses Suit.

New York, May l8.-Dr. Anna How
ard Shaw, former president of the Ma
tional Woman's Suffrage association,
lost her suit for $4,000 damages
against the Lehigh Valley railroad,
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
and the Pullman company when a su.
preme court jury found the defendants
not responsible for an icy platform
DR.. Shaw suffered broken ankle
while alighting from a train
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
EASEMENT To FACE
TRIAL FOR TREASON

London, May 1s-Sir Roger Case
ment and Daniel J. Bailey were com
mitted for trial on eh 'rge of high
treason.
This decision was reached at the
conclusion of the preliminary hearing
of these mel on the charge of partici-
patton In the Irish rebellion.
The date of the trial and the court
before which il will be held have not
Yet been announced
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
WAR CRAFT IN
CLASH AT SEA
Brief Engagement Off the
Belgian Coast.
SAYS GERMANS WITHDREW

London Official Report Asserts British
Suffered No Casualties, the Enemy's
Vessel Retirlng-Hesvy cannonad-
Ing on Verdun Front.
London. May 1S.-Another clash be-
tween German and British war craft
took place off the Belgian coast, Brit
ish destroyers and monitors engaging
German destroyers.
The British admiralty reports that
the Germans, after brief engage
ment, withdrew to their ports.
The British suffered no casualties,
IL is declared.
Although heavy cannonading is be-
ing kept up along the Verdun front
there has been little infantry activity,
according to the afternoon Paris bul.
letin.
The failure of a German hand gre
made attack on French positions near
Dead Man hill is announced.
An Austrian air raid on Venice is
reported in dispatches from that city
to have caused little damage, owing
to the efficiency OF the anti-aircraft
batteries
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
CRUISER AGAIN REFl0ATED
San Francisco, Driven by Gale, Meets
Mishan

Boston, May 1S.-The United States
cruiser San Francisco went aground,
driven by a terrific gale, but floated
again later
The cruiser, Captain Belknap com
mander, grounded on the middle of
Nantucket shoals.
Despite the high sea she was un-
damaged and floated off without as
sistance. There were no deaths or
injuries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Wealthy chIcagoan Slain.

Chicago. May 1s.-Police are inves-
tigating the death of Leonard Dicker-
son, a wealthy Chicago business man,
whose body was found beside the
tracks of the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad near kenosha, Wis. Rela-
tives of the dead man believe he was
beaten and thrown from a train.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
CANNOT FURNISH OFFICERS
War Department Abandons lnstruc-
ton Camps.

Washington, May IS - Because of
removal of regulars to the Mexican
border artillery camps of instructions
of militia from twenty states have
been abandoned.
They were scheduled to start May
81 at Camp Robinson, near Sparta,
Wis.
The maneuyers were expected to
continue until Sept 10.
A general order from the war de
partment gives notice the dispatch of
troops to the border has rendered it
impossible to send officers to take
charge of militiamen gunners.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Revolt Planned in Germany.

London, May 1S.-Maps found in
the possession of Sir Roger Easement
support the conention that the plans
for the Irish rebellion originated In
the German war office, Lieutenant
Colonel Gordon of the British war Of
fee intelligence department testified
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
FRENCH REJECT MEAT BIDS
Government Finds Dealers Agree on
Same Prices.

Paris, May 1S.-The government has
rejected bids for 600 pounds of
meat daily. Proposals had been re-
ceived from twenty wholesalers, but
an investigation proved they had all
agreed on the same prices, which were
26 cents higher than the prices quot
ed at the stock yards.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18

The most potent influence against
the boom being made in behalf OF
Justice Hughes for the Republican
presidential nomination IN reported to
have exerted itself. The influence is
none other than that of Mrs Charles
Evans Hughes, wife of the jurist
Mrs Hughes Is strongly opposed to
any attempt to seat her husband In
the White House. so the story goes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Kidnapped Rancher Rescued.

Marathon, Tex, May 18.-Jesse
Deemer, rancher and storekeoper, and
Monroe Payne, negro, captured by the
Glenn Springs raiders, have been res
cued by American troops at town in
Mexico, according to unconfirmsd re-
ports reaching here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Forty-five' Firemen Overcome.

Spokane. Wash, May l8.-Forty-f
fremen, including Chief A. l.. Weeks,
were overcome by acid fumes while
fighting a fire here. Five women were
rescued by firemen with ropes and
ladders from the seventh floor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
Dutch Ship Blown Up.

London. May 18.-A dispatch to
Lloyds from Great Yarmouth says
tons, has been blown up in the North
sea. Four members of the crew were
lost The remainder landed at Great
Yarmouth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
ACCUSED MAN SURRENDERS
Former New York EmpIoye Held for
Political SIavino.

New York, May 18.-Michael A. Ro-
commissioner of New York, surren-
dered voluntarily to District Attorney
Swami to answer an indictment in
connection with the murder of Mich
ael Gaimari In March, 1915, the out.
growth of a political feud. Rofrano
disappeared when he was indicted
last October.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-05-18
LAUNCH PLAN FOR PARADE
Preparedness Demonstration May Oc
cur at ST. Paul.

St Paul, May Is. - st Paul may
have a preparedness parade.
Plans for such parade were start
ed when Jesse A. Gregg, president OF
the ST. Paul branch OF the National
Security league, announced meeting
of the league this week to consider
the question.
II favor a big parade, showing just
where St Paul stands In the matter.
Mr.. Gregg said. There is no ques
ton but what the city is for ample
preparedness. | believe we could hold
an extremely creditable parade"