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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
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apartment or Jne Inferior )
 nited States Land Office ]

Department or Jne Interior
 United States Land office Juneau. Alaska. October g, 1916.
 Notice $ hereby given that Simon ! c. Stevenson Of Juneau. Alaska, who on October 9, 1914. filed homestead application No. Ol725 for the land em- 5raced in U. s Survey No. 10S2 has filed notice of bis intention to submit proof to establish his claim to said land before U. s. Commis- sioner <. W. DeAsmoud at his of ice at Sitka. Alaska. where said applicant will appear as principal and witness. on January S1. 1917, ct 70 o'clock a. m.. and on the same cay before the Register and Receiy- ] er at Juneau. Alaska, at 10 o'clock D. m.. where two or the following named witnesses will appear so sub mit testimony. to-wit:
 Thomas Enudsen. Henry Hansen,
 Thomas Thorsen and Andrew Brown.
 n ct Juneau, Alacka.
 Said survey, containing 5i.S0 acres
 is located abort 51s miles northwest of Juneau. Alaska, on the northerly portion Of Douglas Island and on Gas ,ineau Channel. more particularly de- scribed es follows. to-wit:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l N. c. on line of ordinary high tide Gastlneau Channel, W. c. due south 2.24 chs. whence U. s. {. M. No. 3S1 bears \, 59' 6 E. 129.7t cns., thence due s. 27.O5 chs, to Cor. No. 2. thence due ". 14.S7 chs, to Cor. No. N. c. on said line Of ordinary high tide, theuce \. 26.95 chs. to Cor. N. 4. N. C. on said line. thence meandering said line. >U) N. 39' 9O' F. S.60 chs. (2) N. 1S' 45' F. 5.76 chains; (S) N 100 15' ". 2.76 chains; CD s. 6l' 2O' BOA chains: (5) s. S5' 45' E. .Z1S chains; (6) N. 66' 30' F. 3.S2 chains: CD S. 15' 45' E. POS chains: tS) S. 24' 15' W 3.11 chains; (9l S. 47' 15' W. 1.91 chains; (1O) S s4' 45' E.. III chains; CID S. 27' Sr W. SIS chains; to Cor No. l, the place of beginning. Mag. Var cto E.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
rREApwELL NOTES

Vaso Payloyich, generally known to patrons of the Treadwen store ag Sam Paul, is receiving congratula. tions today over the arrival of an S% pound son to his home yesterday
 The process of flooding the Tread well ball grounds is going on rapidly this morning and owners of skates, both old and young, are looking for ward to enjoyment ou the out door rink.
 Louis F. Latt who was working some time ago at the Treadwel mine returned recently from trip to An chorage and has started to work in the Mexican mine.
 Pictures will be shown Friday af- ternoon and evening at the Tread well Club instead of Saturday the usual day. This change has been made on account of the dance which is scheduled in the hall for Satr- day evening.
 The committee in charge of the success of the New Years Dance at the Club hall Saturday evening are making arrangements for one of the most enjoyable dancing parties of the season. Programs have been printed and include 9 variety of good numbers.
 The program and banquet given under the auspices Of the Knights of Columbus Lodge in Juneau was at- tended by twenty members from the Island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
DOUGLAS WOMAN WINS FAME IN
 SOUTHERN GLIME
Mrs. Henson Experiences Thrills in Climbing Famous Moun-
 tain.

LOS ANGELES, Calf. -- Mrs. John Henson, wife of U, s. Com missioner Henson at Douglas. Alas ka. has gained distinction here by a remarkable climb to the summit of Mount Wilson. at an altitude Of 6,oOO feet. over a rough and steep nine-mile trail.
 The perilous trip was made by Mrs. Henson. accompanied by MT. and Mrs. ". R. Hargrayes, whose home she is visiting here. in the remarkably short period of six hours.
 There are nearly 200 sharp turns on the narrow trail and at each turn the visitor was thrilled by a mag niGcent panorama of Southern Cali rornia mountain and orchard seem cry. Ranches. vineyards and orch ards for many miles are visible from the trail.
 An exceedingly exciting return trip from the summit to Pasadena was made by the party in an auto mobile by way of the wider wagon trail.
 The journey below was delayed for five hours by narrowly ayerted disas,er to 10000 pound steel frame being hauled to the summit to be used as a base for the 10O-inch mirror in the Carnegie observatory
 The rear wheel of the automobile sank into soft earth. quarter of a mile from the summit, and slipped off into space The immense frame. eleven feet high. tottered over the side of the trail and hung balanced at an angle of almost 75 degrees The slightest jar would have sent tEe frame crashing into the 1OOO- foot canyon below.
 After thirty men had worked for five hours over the swaying frame it Was righted, jacked up to the road bed and finally hauled to the sum- nit. Had it fallen over the side the erecting of the biggest telescope in the world would have been delayed for two years.
 Mrs. Henson's homeward trip was made without mishap but not with out hair-raising experiences as the machine swept down the mountain side skirting deep canyons, bathed in inky blackEess. On a curve in the road short distance from the summit the lights of 42 cities could be distinctly seen twinkling like sea of fire stretched out from the foot of the mountain.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
DOUGLAS NOTES

The ladies of Douglas Island will meet at the Treadwell Club Friday afternoon ct { o'clock for the purpose of organizing a ladies auxiliary to the Douglas Athletic Club.
 The directors of the Douglas Ath. leuc Club will meet at the Douglas Fire Hall tomorrow night at o'clock.
 There will be a meeting at the Douglas Fire Hall Friday night and one at the Treadwell Club Monday night for the purpose of organizing boxing classes. Both meetings will be called at 7:SO o'clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
FILIPINO Jueego

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27. - Ed Sagleg. Filipino, was before United States Commissioner Henson yesterday on two charges, assault with a danger ous weapon, and supplying whiskey to Indians. As the evidence was strong against him, he was held over to the Grand Jury on both charges. In default of bail he was taken to the Juneau jail. Segleg- a seasonably suggestive name-as- saulted an Indian with an axe sev- eral days ago and the latter was in the hospital until yesterday when he was able to appear against his assail- ant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
BERLIN REPORTS RUSS
 REPAYMENT IN MUTINY

BERLIN. via sayyille. Dec. q. - That Russian soldiers of the fourth battalion of the S66th regiment mu- tinied and killed their commander with their bayonets was asserted in a review of the Carpathian fighting issued by the Press Bureau tonight. The Russian offensive wat dismiss ed as having failed utterly, despite great wastage of men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
CHICAGO EIKs PROTEST.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27 Chicago Lodge No. { B. ?. o. E., filed suit in the supreme court to enjoin Q negro organization from using the name and symbols of the Elks. The bill set forth that the standing of the real Elks was damaged greatly hY Ihe negro order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
OLDEST BREWERY IN ST. LOUIS TO CLOSE
 AS DRYS WILL WIN

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27. - The Excel sior Brewery one of the oldest in St. Louis, will close on January |. Paul Schaus, it's manager, said that it had made but little money in the past two years and will be closed because prohibition is inevitable and will come in six or eight years
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

WyIY use arr: sanu ana gravel
 when you can get good clean sand and gravel at the Juneau Sand and Gravel bunkers? Gravel and bar sand S1.75 per yard. At Tread . well. St.50.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
RnR sAInnM PATRONS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 27. - Three men entered the saloon of James Cash ion here today lined up a dozen patrons against the wall, and took S7OO. making their escape in an automobile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
MAN, 7s, LIcENsED
 TO WE'D GIRL, AGED 19.

MONTGOMERY CITY Mo-, Dee. 27.-County Recorier Meyers today issued a marriage license to Mich ael Rinlle, 7S years old. and Eliza beth von Vain, 19. It's Rinkle's first marraige. He is a farmer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
DRY BILL IN THE
 SENATE IN SECOND
 WEEK OF JANUARY

WASHINGTON, Dec. PA final vote on Senator sheppards District of Columbia proposition bin will be taken in the Senate on January g. That date was agreed upon after plans for vote had been upset by a tactical error by one of the friends Of the measure. Advocates of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
R. YoRKE IN HOSPITAL

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27.-Russel Yorle. member of the Douglas Steam Laundry staff, is recovering in St. Ann's Hospital. Juneau from an op- eratlon for appendicitis.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
BARON OPpENEEIM RELEAsED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-Baron Robert Q. Opponheim, London and Paris banker, held up at New York by immigration authorities on the ground that he had been Implicated in charges involving moral turpi- tude was ordered released by the inn grafton bureau, under q bond of 5000 for three months, pending further investigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

The old-fashIoned wife who tray eled in double harness now has a daughter that rambles around in an automobile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
A Compliment

Your new poem Is charming! So unlike your usual work."-(Boston Transcript
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

Another thing-why should the bride love, honor and obey her bus band when nobody else does?
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

It is getting so that it takes all of voters per capita to buy her g pair of high-heeled shoes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

The main troubles are vanity and ignorance. They cost more than all the other luxuries combined.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
IS GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY

DOUGLAS. Dec. 27 - The First Territorial Bank ot this place has been designated D. the Washington authorities as @ tcP79itory fer 7o-- tai savings funds
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

EMPlKE aus nave thousands 0 readers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
DOUGLAS CLASSIFIED

Toaay,s News T0aay-In EmpIre
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

Phone it to The Empire. No. a74.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

FOR RENT-Four or five rooms with bath next to the Owl Restau- rant, Douglas. Apply Mrs. Valen- tine. d2Stf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

It is wonderful that Q light feath. CT on new hat can lift chin so high.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

LOST OR sToLEN-Child's sled. Flying Arrow make. Return to Jack Livie, Douglas. d27
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

EMPIRE aus pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27

FOR FIRST CLASS rooms and board by day, week or month, see Mrs. lille, cor. D. and Srd streets, Douglas. Phone Douglas S6... d4-1m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
TIPS FROM TEXAS.
(DaIlas News.l

Life is not merely bunch of i'm pulses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-12-27
WHY NOT ALWAYS HAVE SUN
 SHINE AT HoMEe

We have just received the agency 'or Loose Wilcs biscuits me1e ia tle IamCur SUNSHINE bakeries. rry 2 package. CclGstein's Emporium.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
1. S,tnt.

0ie 6entfden Sruppen baben auf
betn oitli9en Wenosufer 6ie fratr3oit<
ide11 2inien 3tptfden 6em Mort Don'
allmont mno 6etn @a11r-G -Gei6 6ur@=
bro@en. @etpoltige 9lrtileriefampfe
toben Bel @erb1n auf bei6en Seiten
ser Mnas.
Die Gran5oien bereiten ii9 por>
@iigel 304 gu rd1tmet, Die lebte bon
ben itarf befeltigten @0ben noromeit-
Iid pon @er6utl sic in ibrem @eitb
perblieben tpor. Mebpere fran5oitide
@tellungen @ipfel, 6a1r6 Dos f11r6t=
bare Seller Der @euti6en 5eritort,
lin6 bereits gerdl1ntt tporoen Ser
1pGddte aIlge1neine 9ltgriff a1tf bieie
@tellnng miro fie >pabrideinlid in
sic S6n6e Ser Deatt1den brtngen.
sSyru ei1tem glngriff olf 6eutf@e
5tenmngen fiiboitlid bonn Siigel SOB.
ter Monn a, Ser Srort bon @er6un
fabten oie Sran3ofen, tpie Die Dberlte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

l1fer lit mir @ei6iitfanrpf.
@ei 3iQebefe inn @ebiet bon Dpern
itiirmten 6euti6e Sruppen britilde
S0benitellungen nabnnen einen @e,
1peral, mebrere Sffi5iere uno $50
Ma1n gefange11.
Ser 0iterreih- @ormarid
bon 9ii6=Iirol in Stalien binein
bauert> tpie 6as 0lterreidiide &riegs=
nrinilterium in @ien befata1t gibt,
ungebemmt fort. ssSs1rr ge3irf bon
Mrliero 11n0 5aiago nabnren oie Se=
iterreider n1ebrere tpeitere 5tenrln=
gen bon itrategiider 8e6eutung.
Seds 3eppeline betbeiligten iih an
Ser 5eeldladt an Scr &iil lte bon Sit
lano. giller Scr Zeppelin, ~e=24"
tumroe mebrere Male getroffen uno
bel6a6igt, fon11te dber 6ie &iiite bon
Sdlesapig errei6en. Dlebrere 2eute
Ser 8elabnng tpnrbet bertpunbd nnb
ame 2a6ung muBte iiber Boro getporz
fen tper6et1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

&erbeiiermng Der Mentralitatsgeiete.
Wa ibington, 9 g., 3. Suni.
- @eneralanipalt Gregory unter-
breitete am Sanitag I'M ginberneb-
men nit 6ern Staats6epartemert bent
aongreB cine 0enfidrift, oie allge-
meine G1trdiidt Ser amerifanil6en
geeutrolitdtsgeiet poribIdgt Die
Denfidrift lit aus Sen grfabrungen
Ser &egierung bermusgetpa6len unb
beba116elt oie aus 6e1n @rieg nno beH
GerlpiMungen r11it Merifo entlta1rbe=
men Sragen. Gs miro 6ie Qlnnabme
bon a@t5ebn neuen @eieben e1npfob-
lem INN Sic JebIer Der beiteben6en
geeutralitats sbeitimmungen gu beieiti-
gen, I'M oie belteben6en 2uden ser
@eiebgebung ous5ufiillen, 6anrit oie
6urb 6as g0lferredt 6en Ser. Staa,
ten ouferlegten 8flidten beoba@tet
tnerbe11 fonne1l, l1no I'M @erltoBe ge-
gen 6ie amerifani1de gee1ttralitm
nod 8unoesgeiet beitrafen 5u fon=
men, 90 oieies Bis jett feline San6=
babe 5nr @bn9nng lolder alfte biete.
Sat- ie6e GbaIe Ser Ibotigfeit fre1n=
Ger &egierungen in SEN Ser. Stoa-
ten, oie bisber 5nr @erfolgung burd
Die 8uroesgerihte inter 6en1 aage=
mei1ren 8egriff ser geridtp0rung ge=
fiibrt bobe1L piiroe oltr6 Die porge-
f6lngenen @eiebe belon6ers 1trafbar
gertra6t tperben. @eiter tpiir6e b11rh
6iele 6ie @elpalt 6es Erdii6e11ten
irbe5ug ouf sic 8ertpeigerung
bon mfabrtspapiere1 at perbadtige
Sdiffe erapettert tper6en ferner auh
lein Me6t, Sic 2an6= nn6 Gee ltreit-
frafte 3ur slufre6terbalt1tng Der
Meltralitat 5l1 pertpe1p6en, ebe1tio Die
@rn1adtigung elmer Itrengen 3eninr
iiber 6robtloie utro &abe1nadridten
an friegsfiibren6e Climber utb
i6IieBIid bie 8efugniB, @affen Unto
Mu1tition, bie nnter 8erIebung ser
9lusfubrgelete tronsportiert tperoen,
5n bef6laenabmen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
3. eSSmni.

Die 9aadridten iiber SEN Mnsgang
ser geei6lodt BEL ssssuitlon6 it1r6 nod
triM tpeientli6 beitimmter eetporoen.
2onbon beitreitet 6en 8er1uit 6es
9i1pieni9iffes @aripite, gibt je6o@
SEN eines tpeiteren 8eritorers 5u
Ser @erluit 6es 6euti6en fleinen
&ren5ers 6ranenlob i6eint ii6 5u be-
1tqtigen, auBeroern lit ni@t am1tli@
ser nntergang oes 6euti@en &reu-
gers glbing gemel6et. Terner bebalep=
tet 2o1bor IN 8erlin tper6e Der Ser
luit 6es groBen 6euti6en 9inienidif=
fes 8eitpbalen 5ugegeben; ein Ser
liner 8eri@t bieriiber liegt mt6t tor.
Die 8riten biiBten bel Der @ee-
l@laht Ghiffe bon einem geiamn1ten
&ann1inbolt bon $4,000 Gonnen
.ei1l &pooon 100000 Gonnen auf gro-
be S9iffe fanten. 0ie entipre6en<
Sen 3iffern fir Deuti9lomo fin6 23,-
600 u1r6 $4,000 Sonnen. Mn Ween-
ld,enleben berloren 6ie 8rtten ettpa
1000 Neonrl, sic Deutiden ettpu
1900. gea9 be1n 8eri@t 6es &ei9S-
n1arineo11tes tpur6e 6as S@ladti6iff
@ommern nn6 Der fleine &rea15er
Wiesba6en berIe1tft. Die 8riten be-
bampten freilih, 6aB 6ie 6el1tiAen
&erlulte erbebli@ grober ieien, f0n-
men aber feine 8etpeiie 6afiir liefern.
Die ponr 6eutiden 93eidsn1arineamt
ausgegebe1re Gerluitliite lit 5tpeifellos
FORFEIT, uno sic bon 9on6on ausge-
1treutep @eru6te, oaB groBe 6eutl6e
@9ladtf6tffe berienft &por6en feien,
per6ienen feine1t @louben. @s miro
SEN 8riten nidt gelinget1, 6urb lire
2iigenberi@te Sen 6eutl9en Seeiieg
5u perfleiner1t.
Weit @rgIan6s 8eberri6ung ser
Meere ilt es porbei un6 5por nu6
oem gIdn5en6en Seeiiege, ben @i5e-
M6ntiral 5heer nit ieiner 6lotte er-
r1ngen bat. 8erIin prangt IN 6lag~
gen16n1nd, nn6 au6 int gan5en @et<
die miro Ser Sieg gefeiert. Die sdu-
len iino gei6lolien, ut6 Danfesgot-
tesoien1t tie tperoen abgebalten Sodite
8egeilterung berridt iiberon.
gor Ber6nn baben bie Deuti6e1t
o11f 6em re6ten Mangufer IN Der &C.
qerb 6es Sorts @aur tpeitere Sort,
l6ritte gertodt; allf bem tpeitIiden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Jlotenetat bpm 6a1ts amgempmmen
M a + / II g t o IT, 9. g., 2. Sun

M b1 II g t o H. -. ", =. Sn111.
- 9ie 3peite Ser groBen &iiitungS=
porlagen Ser sl6nti1tiltration, Ser
6Iotenetat, tpelher a1e bisberigen
INN 1nebrere Weillioner Collars iiber=
1teigt, tpuroe 6reitagabeno pom slb=
georonetenbol1s beinabe einitintmig
angenon1n1en. Die Gorlage entbdlt
oas @auprogramm fir oie naditen
fiinf Sabre, ,nantli6 flint Sdla6t=
freu5er, bier fleine &reu5er, 5ebn
Sorpeooboots5 ts5eritorer> fiinf5ig Sau@=
boote urro bun6ertur66reiBig @ero=
pIone;; 6ie @orlage iiebt auBeroem
SEN 8au elmer &egierumgs Gun5er-
plattet1fabrif un6 6ie grbobung Ser
BrGein5farfe Ser geetr11ppen nm
1900 Monn Dor. Die @ea11r11t=
iun1n1e betrdgt $269,000,0O0. sSn
ibrer iebigen 6or1n lit Ole @orlage
fait ioentii6 nit 6em @ntpurf 6es
SIottenousidulies 6es Souies, un6
es tpur6en MIR tpet1ige Mmen6ements
bin3ngefiigt. Gin LETTER 8eriu6 Ger
republifunilden Siibrer, oie 8orluge
on oen glusiduB nit Der sSS1rltruftion
5uriid3upertpeiien, 6em 8al1pro=
gra1nm 5tpei SdGadtidiffe> 5tpet
neine &reu5er nnb aebn 8eritorer
bin5u5ufiigen ging nit 199 gegen
13 Stinn1ett berlorer. Ser @anpf
um sic beioen Sdladti6iffe miro
I'M Senm BON reuem aufgenonunen,
tpetn 6ieier sic 8eratbunge11 Gn6e
0ieies Monats begt11nt. !@06itpabr<
fbeinlid miro 6ieier &on1pf erfolg-
reid 1ein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08

&eeresleitung aus Berlin anfiinoigt,
SUP in bel1ti9en Sdiibengrdben ser
eriten 2inie in elmer Mnsbebnung BON
400 Metern. Sic lran5oien mod
ten lpieoerbolte slngriffe auf Die bel1t=
i6en 2i11ie11 tpur6en aber an allen
an6eren Hnnften als 6eln nnqegebe=
mem atnter anBeroroentltd idtperen
@erluiten abgetpieien. Seltlid) bon
Sber Sept, iii6lid bon slltfirden,
ora1g cine 6eutide Gatrouiue in
fran5oiilde Stellungen in elmer Mus=
oebau1ng bon $50 Weetern l1no elmer
Iiefe bon ettpa 300 Weeter1 ein uno
febrte NIT @efangenen unp 8eltte 5,t=
rid. Gin britii9er @iplan tp11r6e
tpeltli9 bon Ganbrai in einem 2uft-
fartpf berurtergebolt. 9ie SniaIier,
Sffi5iere, tp11r6en berlpl116et un6 ge-
fanger gettom1nen.
10000 8etpobner ser italienil lden
Br6bin5 @enelten iino nod Mailano
gefloben. Die @elmnmtperlulte oer
sStaliener felt @eginn ser 0iterreid-
ungarii9en Sffe1rftbe betrogen 80,-
900 Mnn1. Die oiterreid =ungarilde
@orriidung lit lpeiter in 6ie @egenb
bon giiago un6 Mriiero getragen
lpor6en, 11n6 sic Sestaliener 1itt1 aus
@allio un6 bon Sen Soben 1or6lid
6abor pertrieben tpor6et1, tpie anti
li@e @eri6te beiogen. Sic 0eiter-
reider baben 51pei 5fellungen ge-
1tomnten. Die ber5tpeifelten Ser
fu9e Ser sstaIiener, Stenungen fiib=
li6 bon gattiler gu nebnen, blu-
gen feb1. Inter 6iibrung 6es Sbron=
foIsers gr5ber3og @arl Tron8 Soiepb
6rangen sic 6. II. g. Sruppen tpeiter
Dor.
Sic Sirfe1 boben an Ser @a,tta-
'imsfro1tt o1f 80 &ilometer breiter
Srort Sic Sfferiibe ergriffen lt1b oie
Sto6t Montodatlt11, tpeitIt@ bon CT
1erunt, 5rriiderobert.
Die britii1en Donrpfer u8aron
Shpeebnoutb" (5007 Eonnen), v2o6b
Ninian" (4197 TonnerD un6 uSssulid
@orf" (2900 Tonner) iotpie Ser geor-
tpeger ,,&ounta" (9048 EonneD fino
beriet1ft tppr6en.
ssn ser bel1tigen @eidsitt1ng per-
mari ser Motionolliberale Dr. 8uitab
5trefentann IN elmer @e6e 6en @e-
6arfen, boB 8rdii6ent Bilion nls
TrieoenspermiHIer in @etrobt fdme.
0ieie ss6ee beibt &rofeiior Sons Oil
brud bon ser gerliner 11niberittot
obitoBeno pontpegen Der SDnnpathe1t,
sic @rdfioe,1t @ilion NIT ben @rtert-
tentddten begt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
Der fhwtrlte $hlag fir england.
h6
0i6ien 8ri@e @rnne 1T Der seef)ladt no@
slaim aoni9 i@ob 2saripite in Den rnms swere
an Orfront. --@ @alteu NMxem tn S@a1

0en oaB ge1llab oen ontliden britt
iden Welolngen an6 Der Sbla9t=
freu5er sSStrbincible nn6 Der artnierte
@reu5er @orrior 5eritort tpor6err ltn6
8ir tparen ge5tpu1gen, BEN fleinen
&ren5er @lbirg, Ger i1rfolge zines 3n=
lammenltoBes NIT anbere11 oel1ti6en
Sbiffen idtper belba6igt moroen
lpar, 5lr 5eritoren. Gie @arrnidaft
ma1r6e auf Sorpe6oboote gerettet.
9luf be11 sdiffe blieben Ser &om-
nran6el1r, 5tpei anbere Sffi5iere uno
18 Mo1r11 INT bos 56iff in Sic 21ft
gu iprenger. @ennab bonanoii6en
@eridten tpl1roe11 tie ipater auf Ell
1rem gblepper no6 Dmuioen ge=
bra6t un6 bort gelan6et."
Sic 0lterreid Seereslei=
t11ng beri6tet an1tlid) 1ra6 gerlin:
uSeiterreid) )-nugartihe Sr11ppen, Sic
I'M @ebiet bon Mitago bor6ringe1, err
reidten Die Mo11brieGe=@eb0fte ntr6
iiber16ritten 0as @elan6e oltlid bon
Monte 6lara un6 Weorhe 9aloo; 0it=
Ii@ bon slritero nabnren mir BEN
Morte @ogno un6 6ie @oben iiio=
lib Gaba nn6 Sreldo; es fieleu 900
@efaneene, 6ar11nter fiimf5ebn Diff
8iere, in u1tfere Sdn6e. S11 Ser @dbe
bon 9lriiero febten it6 olterreidild+
l1ngarii@e Gruppen auf oen iii0li6en
Hoii11alufer feit 11n6 f9lngen etren
itorfeu fein6Gden @egenangrtff ab;
feinolide Mngriffe aus 9an6tpebrt
itennngen in ser @ege1t6 bon @bieia
I'M 8ra116 GbaI un6 oitli@ bonn
8nolpz&ab tparen ebsenfalls .pergeb-
Iid.
Deutf6e @treitfrdfte oromgen in
einer 9d1rge BON 700 Neetern, 1pa6
bora1fgegangenen iebr beftigen
@Gntpfe1t in mebrere brtttide S0ben=
itellnngen fii6oitli6 bon gpern, mel
set General @oig bel1te na6ntittag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-08
2. Sumi.

Cine gelpaltige geeldlodt fat 5lpi=
iben ser 6ertiben nn6 britii6en
6lotte itattgefrtrr6en. Die 6erti6e
JIotte beba1ptete als Siegerin 6er
Glnb. Min6eitens 20 briti16e
&riegslbiffe barunter feds groBe,
tpur6en berienft.
9(uf 6ertider geite ipuroe 6as
@dla6tidiff u3ommern" ourd eli
nen Sorpeoo, Ser fleine &reu5er
u@tesba6en" ba1r6 @eidiibfeuer per=
letrft. Der Heine &reu5er uSrouen=
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lid BEN geidIogenen 8ein6 berfolg=
ten> ii1r6 glei6fams nod nidt 5uriid-
'gefebrt. 8ritan11io> sic 8eberri6e-
rim Ser Meere, bot lire critic groBe
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Meeresgrun6 geian6t. Die britiiden
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meien fem. @on Ser 8efatatng 6es
&reuaers ssSn6efatigable tpur6e1r muir
5tpei Mann gerettet. 9lud 6as groBe
britiide S6lo6tf6tff @arlborougb
tpnr6e bon einem Sorpe6o getroffen.
Gin 9lngriff itarfer britiider Mb=
tbeilungen bel @iben6p tpur6e nit
groBen @erlul item fiir ite 5uriidgeidla-
gen. SIM @al6 bon @aillette itiir1n=
ten 6ie Deuti6en fron5oitide @tel=
lungen. rs Sffi5iere nn6 1000
Mann tpur6en bon ibnen gefangen
genommen, 6rei @eidiibe un6 %
Maf6inengetpebre tp1tr6en erbeutet.
9ie 6lterreid=ungartiden Sruppen
6ringe,t l1naufbaltian tpeiter in Sta
Iien elm. STR @ortnorf@ lit on elmer
6ront bon so &ilometern 5tpi16en
ser @ti6 nn6 Ser 8ranta im @ange.
Das lit ungefdbr sic glei&e @ntfer-
nung, tpie on ser 6ront 5tpii6en Cor
lice utt6 9nr1rotp in @uli5ien an 6er
oie Offeniioe gegen 6te @uiien Dor
6rei5ebn Monaten gefdbr6et muroe
Ser Ii11fe ruiiiide Sliieel fat fi@
Dor ser tiirftihen Sffeniibe in Irne-
MEN tpeiter 8uriidge3ogen. = Ser
britiide Da1npfer @oron @ernon eir
@6iff bon 1779 Sonnen gebalt, lit
ol1f 6en1 Meeresgrun6 berlerft nor
SEN.