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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

}i9 in ibren 8~erleumoungen 10 er=
nieorigen fonnter, lit muir u1peri ta1to=
lib. Sic betpeilen ober baqnit Die
Mabrbeit 6es often 8ortes: 8er
ldimpft, bot unredt! IuB uniere
Dei1roe lid LANCER San6 auf 6ieien
&f porbereiteterl lit unbeltreitbar.
Jeoer @eidadtsforider Der 3ufunft
miro a%nerfennen, 0aB Sranfrei6s
uneridttli@e &adgier, @uBlanos
2anoergier n1po gnglan6S @anoels=
u11o @eidatsnei6 6ieien &rieg per11r=
ladJtem! Inter oen l1mltanoen iebt
bon acknowledgement 5u ipre6en,
mare uniinn.
Nir boben an Nabrungsmitteln
feinen @fongel un6 6ie Seller in Der
Organization mer0en bal0 mlsgegli=
den fem. un1er @olf bat ii@ an SEN
arieg gelp0bnt uno 3ablt tal1m nod
0ie 3abl 1einer Jeinbe. Gas oeutide
Solf ltebt beute, no es o11 Gage oes
Mq1sbrudys 6es &rieges ita116, einmii-
tbig nlro gelhlollen binter oem aai=
fer nno Sen @erribern; e5 bat MIR
eilren @iqe1l un6 0as lit Ser @iae
5ltut Siege, Die grbaltang Ser ltnab=
bai11gigfeit 0es @aterlanoeS un6 Sic
@abrung ieiner frieoliden Gnttpid=
lung! limo id m0dte o1s0riidlid
bin5ufiigen, 6aB nidt 1mtr 8apern,
ionoern ale Mfitglie0er 0eS 8unoes=
ratbes, Sic 0aS geei1te 9euti6la16
pertreteti, einltimmig 6ie @altl1ng 6es
&eidSfan5lers INT 1einer a11Beren $50
litif biligen un6 unteri tuben! Mud
in Ser 5rage 0es Joudbootfrieges.
Be1m unlere Sein0e auf 6ie l1neinig-
felt Ser 6eutlden Staaten als Elm
Wfittel, 1ie 5u 5erlt0re11 redmen, Damn
per6en fife bitter enttau16t tper6en.
Sos 6eutide 8olf fennt feline &C.
ldihte. Sc lit 5uiammergeihmie0et
mor6en 6nr6 6as @ler6> bas es als
Elm getbeiltes @olf erlitt. 0eut1h=
lan6 ltebt belte als elm unloslides
@on5es, als cine Motion, 6ie Sos
|S@mert 3uiammengeflbrt bat, un6
6ie fein frem6eS Sdtpert trennen
fann!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Sic 1,1ilttdrii6e Sage
Seiterrei1:u

Ser Gintritt @uma1rie11s in Sen
&rieg rid)tet iid 5una6it gegen De-
lterreid)= l1ngorn. IS ba1roelt it9 TINT
einen lebte11 Geriltd, 0ie babsbnrgi=
id)e Goppelmouordie friegSmil6e u1r0
einen1 So1oerfrieoen geneigt 5u MO-
den. Garol1f mar id)on Ser critic gine
fail ser Gltlien IN @ali5ien berefnet.
Selterrei6 : llngarn ioQte 61r6 oie
ruliiiden Ofullen eroriidt uno gum
Irieoen ge5rp1lrgen merben, ebe Ser
&rieg gegen Ientiblm6 in Doaem
l1mfange %begonnen batte. Ser Ser
iud) miBlang. 8obl muBten oie to-
pferen Iruppen ser 9oppelmonar6ie
Dor elmer mebr als breifa9en l1eber=
modt langlom 5l1riidtpeidyen 1tn6 6em
Ieinoe noh u11b na6 beinabe gar5
@uli3ien iiberlaiien, alein 6aS tbut
Ser 5batlabe feinen Nbbru9, bob lie
iid ~glan5elro geidlagen boben, oem
Nei11De mie0erbolt i6mere Nieoerla-
gen beibra9ten un6 es 6ur9 lire
3abigfeit @in6erbnrg erleidterten,
NIT SEN &uiien an Ser Sitfront fertig
gu mer6en.
Canals id)on bot man bon 6em
u11permei0li9en n1ilitari16en gu om-
menbrub Acknowledgements gefaz
lelt un6 ieinen Mbfaa bon 6em Blind
niB nit 9eutidlan6 in nabe MuSii6t
gel teQt. geinobe ie6en Sag tp11r6e
nod Sen Beri9ten a1s Betersburg
11n6 2on6on cine olterrei6iide @rmee
pernidtet, nn6 beinabe ie6en Sag
borte npa1t, 6aB Seiterreid =ungarn
ger11g babe urr6 beret lei, obne &iud-
iidt auf 9eutidlan6 Srteoen 5n
idlieBen. Mn 6ie 6amaligen @ei6id-
ten m1B mar1 lih erinnerr, penrr
MOI ~begreifen miQ, tpaS ith in Ger
@eger11part ablpielt; an Die tpabniin-
nigen Bropbe5ei1ngen, paS Die 1pad)'
lten Gage brtngen mir6en, un6 an
oie pil6en Spefulntioner, 6ie 6amalS
Die 5palten ser o%lliierten 8re1le fill
ten.
Mne 6iefe Bropbe5eiuungen unb
Gpefulationen bat Selterreid=un=
garn 3uldunoen gemabt. Ms Die
&a1lIen nn9 ser leberi9memm1ng
@nli3iens ibrem 3tele, Der 1tngari=
iden @bene, 11nmtttelbor maize 5u fem
%gla11bten, itieBen ite in BEN &arpa,
fben auf sic 81 entpdae Ger otter
rei6iidtnngariiden Gruppet, Die
BORT 5eite an 5eite nit ibren 6eltt'
1den &amera6en fdmpften, uno on
6iejen Wdaen 5eri4eDten ole feino.
lidyen Mngriffe. Mm bm bere6met,
ooB in oie]en &Gmpfen etne balbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

Miaion 9iuiien perblutet lit. 90.
mails babe1n sic &ulien erfabren, BOT
=ltngarn militarii6 ni6t
neutrality-suspicious. &por, 6aB es aus
oe11 f%ltrdtbaren &aintpfen in @alt5ien
u1ugel dpadt unb unDer5agt berpor=
Qegu1gen tpar. sSn 6ieien &fen
baben sic Srl1ppen Ser 9oppelmo=
rrardie ii6 nit utlperganglt4em
9f1bm beoedt, un6 SOS 1oQte geraoe
gegenpartig nidt pergelien meroen.
Gs fum ser Siege55ug MadenienS
ourb @oli5ier, an meldem 6ie otter
reidild-ltngariiben Srl1ppen tpieoer=
I'M ibren M11tbeil batten. Witten III
oie 6amaligen &dmpfe un6 Siege fiel
sic &riegserflarung StalienS. 9ie
Mliierten batten ertpartet, 6a6nra
sic Madenien' iden Sferiipe gum
Stebe,1 gu bringen. 8ie tie li@ taui4=
ten, lit befannt. I'M
garn bradte es fertig> 6ie Staliener
ourd cine fraftboue 0efeniipe feit51t=
balten, obne feline &eiben in @ali5ien
merflih id)1pa6e11 5u miillet1. 9ln9
in Sen nel1et &dmpfen an Ser Glib
meltfront baben sic oiterreibi1d-ln-
gariiden Sruppen ii6 %groBartig be-
1pabrt. 0oS tie 6nrt an @el6entba=
ten geleiltet baben, intro 6ie 8elt IN
polem nmfa11ge crit erfabren, menn
Ste @eidi9te oteie &rieges gei@rie=
ben miro. Mm Sion5o allein baben
ite ieds iiegreide S6la@ten gei6la=
gen, uno menn ite i6lieBli6 aud
@0r5 Dor gepaltiger nebermadt bo-
ben r411men miilien, 10 boben iie es
ultf Ser on6eren Seite 6o6 fertig ge=
bradt, 6ab 6ie Stoliener nod 6en
&t1impfen bon fiinf5ebn Monaten uno
furdtbaren 8erlu1ten tmnrer nod
ni4t BORT itn6, mo iie beim Musbrud)
oes arieges in 1pateitens fiinf5ebn
Ioge1t lein moqten> IN Grieit uno
Orient.
MIs Stalien in 6en &rteg eintrn,
borte man gena11 %6ieielben &eoens-
arten, oie iebt Ser @intritt &uma=
MEMS in Sen &rieg ~al1Sgelo1t bot.
ga1n iei oas S9idial Seiterreid=un'
garns en6giiltig beiiegelt, bieB es, Der
3uiammenbru9 ni6t mebr auf5nbol=
ten. 8on bent 3itter1u6en Wien er,
5ablte man einem einfaltigen Bubli=
fum, 1tn6 mieoerum erging man it'd
in 6en aldermen Bropbe5eiungen n11o
pil6en @pefulatiorerl Die nran &C.
bort batte> aIs Ole &uiien @ali5ien
iiber1dlemmten un6 Die MON ober=
mails b0rte, als es ben @nl1en Dor
einigen 8odem gelang, gum 5meiten
Mule in @alt5ten ein5ufaQen. 90
mar o19 Dos olte tb0ridte @ereoe
bon Ser @eneigtbeit Del errei9<nn~
gurns, einen Son6erfrie6en ein5nge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
@ehen Gle aft aus?

Sitter fommt raI6 ge1n1g, obne 6oB
man es einlaoet. ginige ieben NIT
bier5tg alt outs. Sos fommt .6aber,
Tie 6ie 9eber un6 @ingetpeioe
berna9ldliigen. &altet Cure @tnge.
uei6e in re%gelmdBigem Gong nn6
Cure 2eber geiun6, atn6 SIR tperoet
@u9 nift MIR finger fiiblen, ion6ern
a16 iiinger a11sieben. @enn SSbr on
&ortGeibtgfeit o6er 8ili0ittdt lei6d,
nebmt @bamber1nin's Gablette. sic
iin6 Defenders fin 6teie &ruttfbeiten
beobfidtigt, 1tn6 fte ftn6 a118ge5ei4net.
gu nebmen uno gan3 dngenebm
in @irta1ng. gu fm1fen in &emrD'S
@orner Drug Store. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Jarm-&bpptbefen .MnIeiben.
Die Gnrmers @tnte 8anf lit BOG

Die Tarmers @tate 8anf lit 6a5u
b%orbereitet, lire Gonbs fir Mnleiben
auf 6arm=@igentbum a%n5ubieten.
Sic unteriu@ung 6es @igentbums
un6 8eitdtiga1ng Ser @iderbeit miro
bon 8eomten Ser 8ar1f gemadt nno
init 10 tpenig Gr11beI fir SEN Mppli.
fa1ten, tpie MIR eben m0glt6. @egen
Mdberem teIepbonire, ibreibe mon
an ODER 1prebe Dor in Ser 8anf. -
Mn3. .....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
8aDer,tS &tntHerprda:
oent nter oen &rte8.

gtn Nertreter Der 9tefD yort
@orG6 bat in Miinden cine unterre-
Dung NIT DEM @rafen &ertling, benz
baperiiden Observation-Disclosures &C.
babt. lteber Die Srage, 1paS er BON
Der 4riegserfldrung Staliens an
9atidyluno balte, ging er nit elmer
@elte Der @eringidatung btrapeg,
oagegen gab en- gu, 6ub Der eintrit
&umaniers in SEN &rieg i'm Mber-
ra19t babe; nidt meil er Dos @brge-
fiibl Ser rr1mdnilben 9taatSmanner
bel onoerS bo6 eingeidabt nn6 our
SertragStreue &l1manienS groB eS
Sertrm1e1 gebabt, ion6ern meil er
|gsglaubt bobe, 6aB &umanien better
ertennen miroe, tpas 3u ieinem Srie=
BEN m1ro 5u ieinem Bortbeil iei. Stu,
ma1rien mer6e mtnmebr in naditer
3eit Ser S6auplaB fnrdtbarer @aim,
pfc meroen, un6 nous 6aS at be6eu-
ten babe, batte eS aus 6em Sbidial
|8elgiens, Serbie1rs nn6 YolenS mt1-
fen f0imen.
u9ieI er &rieg intro nidt 0mrd1 ben
gintritt elmer Ma6t mie &umanien
entldie6en mer6en," f11br Ger @raf
fort. 9entidlano nn6 Sei terreidE
ltngarn, in tre1rer 8erbinoung nit
gulgarien un6 ser 9iirfei, mer6en
6en &1manen 5eigen, uaS eS be6el1=
tet> nit lol6en Beteranen an5mbin=
BEN. SIS lit in6elfen bo@lt be5ei6+
ne1t6 fir Sic @efiible un6 Mniidten,
Sic int gierberban6 berri6en, uno
5eigt Dor ollem, mie geri1rg fem
@ertralen auf feline eigene Starfe
it, 0aB er 0urd ale 6%enfbaren Wet=
tel, Drobungen, 8el te6ungen, &or<
r11ptipn, @etpolt, oie &iIfe fleiner
Mationen iltdt nn6 6iele ungliidli=
den Golter in 6en &rieg 5errt gegen
0eren belleres @oqen nn6 nrtbeil.
Mber trob6em utr6 olleoem, 9emti6z
lan6 ut6 feline 8erbiin6eten iteben
nneri9iittert. @ir balten ge1paltiges
fein6li6es @ebiet, u1lo ser groBe Mn-
iturm int @eiter tpie int Often miro,
obgeieben bon 0rtliden @ortbeilen,
10 relultatloS berlaufen, tpie ale fritz
beren. 0eltt1dlan6s &eierpe perl1r=
iabt inns feline gorgen. &ein Mann
itber flint uropier5ig Sabre itet I'M
6el6e, un6 feirer miro bingei6idt.
Sic ner1dopflt6e Starfe un6 &raft
unieres &olfes 6mtert an, 10 6aB u11=
obldiiig 1re1te nn6 gut auSgebiloete
Iruppen ins 6elo gei6idt meroen
fonnen."
leber 9eutldIan6s &riegs5iel un6
6es 6e11tfden @olfeS @inmiitbigfeit
d11Berte ser greiie Sbaatsmmn ii6
f~olgen6ermaben: ~l1nier &rieg8iel 1T
Ser @eltan6 9euti6Gan6s als cine
u%nabbdngige @ation, feline 5i@erbeit
in Ser 3ufnnft 1n6 feline frte61ide
tpirtbiduftli6e, tn6uitrieae nnb poli=
tti9e @rttpidlung, = 6ofiir giebt
Geut1dlan6 iebt fem beites Slut fer.
@ir miiiien 1tn6 mir mer6en at fdm=
pfen %fortfabrem, 10 lange England
fem 3iel: sic 8erntdtung 9eutf6=
lan6s, nn6 feline Mbiibt, 5n beittm.
me1, uie 1tn6 bon mem infer Soft
regiert fem ion, berfolgt. @qe @rt=
itellurgen un6 2ugen Ger Sein6e iin6
madtloS. gub @rep un6 @squitb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
Ntd1tS ais Ieere 8orte.

Die Rrogramm=9febe oes Braii.
oe1ten SSH Jon, pomit er offi5iea
feline Gampagne fir einen 5meiteu
Germin I'M MeiBen Sauie eroffnet,
5erlegt lid) in ei1pen Defeniip- un6 ei-
einem Sffeniip-Ibeil. Ser grobte
Ibeil Der Meoe lit Der 8ertbei6igung
ieiner bisberigen standardization ge-
miomet. @r bebt 6arin berpor, 1paS
er gortrefflides geleiitet bdbe, na1n-
lid) i%iberbaupt Mnes, nas er lie &c.
tba11 reip. tpos Mn6ere fir i'm ge'
tban boben. Die Brooeour Der 8eiB-
brennung un6 l1ebermolung iei1per
merifanii9en Bolitif ma6t, raum-
li6, Die groBten Mniprii6e; er iprift
oariiber piele, piele @orte, Die on 6as
tonenoe @r5 un6 Die flinger6e Sheae
Ser 8ibel erinnern. Sic Sruitgeiebe
1in6 ~geflart" mor6en - aber Die
Eruits moden rubig tpeiter. ame<
rifannide gnergien iino jebt alf Die
Marfte Ser @elt geridet, f%onltatiert
SEER @illon - aber er iiebt miillig
su, spie sic 8riten un6 6eren aQiier-
ten 6ieie Mqrfte monopoliiieren.
un6 10 gebt 6as meiter. 8orte uno
Morte, uber nidts 6abinter. geir=
genos berm1ag Ser &raii0ent @irfun-
gen 5u r%egiitrieren. Sic Mepnblifaz
r1er fonnen nidt SEN 3uitan6en zines
1re1ren 3eitalters gere6t tperoen, logt
ser Erdii6ert; aber er bat ni6t Die
@an6 geriibrt, Inn Sen gegentpartigen
i3eitlaufe len gereht 5u mer6er, trot,
Sent er es gefonnt batte. Seine 80
mimi trotion lit negatip gene len, nno
CT idmiebet id0ne Nbraie1t, Inn oiele
Negatioitdt m0glidit an3iebeno out l.
5uputen un0 5u entldaaloigen.
9ln elmer @teae gebt er CUR 0fien=
lipe iiber. gr 5iebt mie6er, pie ldon
10 biele Scale, gegetr amerifaniiae
Biirger a1slanbilher Mbfunft 81 Sell
Sc. Gr nenu1t iie biesmal ubas ouS=
lGn6iide Clement" St uiudt meoer
sic @unlt, nod fiirdtet er 6as MiB-
pergniigem" 6ieies ~fleinen" ouslan=
6iiden Clements, tpeldes ~9opalitat
elmer frem6en &egierung %gegenllber
ser 2opalitGt gegen Die Ser. Staate1t
porani tent." 8rdii6ent 8ilion bot
nien1ols oen Mutb %gefun6en, oiejeni=
gen, a11f peIde er nit iolden ST.
linl1otionen ab5ielt, bireft nambaft 5t
moden; ober 6ie1e Sniiamuationen
bot er glei65eitig, CUR grlenhtn1g
6es 8nbIifrms, BON iei1en e1glilden
2%eiborganen erlautern lalien, 10 BOB
Sic gorge 8elt genou informtert it,
u6ie Great11rem Ser 2ei6enidaft, pel>
dye 6Qs @ift Der Sllopalitat IN oas
rationale 2eben trau feln," tpelde
,qetpulttbatige &anbe auf piele unle-
rer Sn6uitrien gelegt babem," ieien
sic omerifaniiden giirger 6el1tider
Mbfunf i. 9as lit %iiberba1pt Die be-
liebte Metbooe bes Serrn Willon.
Smiim1otio11en iin6 BON jeber lein be-
tpdbrtes &umpfmittel getpeien: Ste
fins bequem. Gle bobren ii6 ilberon
elm, tpie Die Sridinert, un6 berfap1elr
1ih, nad6em 1ie lire iiblen Safte Obj
gelon6ert baben.
Ser Nraii6ent beidul0igt sic
uGreat1ren ser 2eioenidoft," oaB tie
6as rationale 2eben pergtften. Mber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14
&ambi6at 8illun, 10 ,pirb n1s au

&ambioat @ilipn, 10 >pirb 1tns aus
Ieiner ltmgebung periihert, babe gar
nidt sic Mbitdt gebabt, in ieiner an-
robmere6e 6ie &iirger 6eutider Ser
f1nft 5u beleioigen. @enn 6as cine
gntiduloigatng iein ion, batte man
lie ii6 iparen fonnen. Serr Wtll on
braudt feline Gorge 51 baben, er fann
uns nidt b%elei6iqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-09-14

Mbpnmirt auf ben rMorbtern."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
WILL OPPOSE WILSON,
ROOT AND ROOSEVELT
photo by American Press Association.

Milwaukee. June s. - That the Ger
man-American alliance is determined
to take "A hand in the next national
campaign was indicated here when
the Wisconsin branch of the organiza-
ton met and went on record as unal-
terably opposing the nomination for
president of Woodrow Wilson, Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Elihu Root.
A permanent organization independ-
ent of the alliance was formed in
which it is planned to invite all Ger
man speaking societies, including re-
ligious, for the sole purpose of pre-
venting. if possible, the reelection Of
President Wilson.
Speakers who addressed the meet
ing were especially bitter toward
Theodore Roosevelt on account Of his
recent speech in St Louis In which he
accused the alliance of being guilty
of moral treason.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
GERMAN SAILORS And
SHIPS STAND TEST

Berlin, June $ ~ Admiral Hebbing
haus, director of the admiralty. told
the reichstag that the British torpedo
boat losses We're greater than had
first been reported.
At least three of the destroyer fiotil-
la flagships, said Admiral Hebbing-
haus. and nine or ten other destroy
ers had been sunk.
OF these the battleship Westfalen
alone sank six.
The German battleship Pommern
was sunk by a torpedo, the admiral
continued, and the Wiesbaden by ar
tillery
The Frauenob was last seen by a
German destroyer in a night eneoun-
ter, with a heavy list, and the admiral
said it was assumed she had been
sunk
"No complete statement of our
damages or losses yet has been re-
ceived,' he said in conclusion "Of
course. some of our ships were severe
ly damaged
"The main portion OF our fleet re
turned to harbor with the men in
splendid spirits our men, ships and
guns stood the test of battle we'll"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
BRITISH SAY ENEMY
SHIPS RAN FOR PORT

London, June g. r The text of the
British admiralty announcement fol-
lows, in part;
"On the afternoon of Wednesday,
May 81, a naval engagement took
place of the coast of Jutland. The
British ships on which the hrunt Of
the fighting fell we're the battle cruis
er fleet and some cruisers and light
cruisers, supported by four fast bat
tleships.
Among these the losses were
heavy. The German battle fleet, aid
ed by low visibility, avoided a pro
longed action with our main forces.
AS soon as they appeared on the scene
the enemy returned to port. thoueh not
before receiving severe damage from
our hattleships.
THE battle cruisers Queen Mary. In
defatigable and Invincble and the
cruisers Defense and Elack Prince
were sunk
"The Warrior was disabled and
after being towed some time had to
be abandoned by her crew. II is also
known that the destroyers Tipperary,
Turbulent, Fortune, Sparrow Hawk
and Ardent were lost and six others
are not yet accounted for No British
battleships or light cruisers we're
sunk
THE enemys losses were serious.
At least one battle cruiser was de-
stroyed and one severely damaged.
One battleship is reported to have
been sunk by our destroyers. During
the night attack two light cruisers
were disabled and probably sunk. The
exact number of enemy destroyers dis
posed of during the action cannot be
ascertained with any certainty, but
must have been large"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
AMERICANS KILLED
BY PERU STRIKERS

Corinto, Nicaragua, June 5.-A num-
Der of American citizens and pritieh
subjects have been killed at Tallara.
Peru, by striking employees Of the
London-Pacific Petroleum company,
according to an unsigned wireless
message from the steamer Somor to
the United States cruiser Raleigh at
this port
The massacre, according to the mes
sage, occurred Thursday. The strik-
ers, 1t is said, had threatened to burn
the petroleum works and the Peru
Wan government was reported unable
to cope with the situation
The message stated that communi-
cation with Tallara had been inter
rupted and requested that the Raleigh
proceed there to the relief of foreign
residents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
GERMAN PRESS is PLEASED
Naval Battle With British Fleet Hailed
Great Victory.

Berlin, June 8. r. The German press
comments extensively on the battle in
the North sea between the German
and British fleets Captain Perius,
naval expert OF the Tageblatt, says:
"Our hieh seas feet, in open battle
and without support of coast fortifca-
tions, gave victorious battle TO the
mighticst fleet i'm the world
THE whole Of Germany thanks the
commandor-in-e chief and the command
ers and crews Our losses were ex-
traordinarily small, while England S
were extremely large"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
WOMEN PICK NEW ORLEANS
General Federation Board Selects
Next Meeting Place.

New York, June 5.-The new board
of directors of the General Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs decided to hold
the next council meeting Of the fed
Grafton at New Orleans in 1917. De-
cision on the place for the next bien-
nial convention, 1918, was postponed.
The directors elected Mrs. William
B. Young Of Jacksonville, Fla, treas
urer of the federation. She received
the second largest vote in the conven-
ton.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
DEMOCRATS ASSIST WOMEN
Congressman From Suffrage States to
Push Amendment

Washington, June 5. The Demo.
cratic members of the house of repre-
sentatives from equal suffrage states
appeared In a body before the judic-
iary committee to protest against the
action of the committee In refusing
to support the national woman suf.
frage amendment They urged that
the attitude Of the Democratic major
ity would If maintained. seriously
embarrass them in their campaign for
reelection
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05

the battle cruiser lnyincible was sunk
In the Jutland bsttle, according to the
Times
Admiral Hood was flying his flag on
the Invineitie as second in command
of the battle cruiser squadron.
Admiral Hood was forty-siX years
old and was naval secretary to the
first lord OF the admiralty at the out
break of the war.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
SIX ZEPPELINS TOOK PART
Aircraft Participa In Naval Battle
OFF Jutland

London, June Six Zeppelins par
ticipated in the naval engagement off
the coast of Jutland, according to a
dispatch from Copenhagen to the
Daily Mail
One of the dirigibles, the LA, was
hit several times and damaged, the
report says, but she was able to reach
the Schleswig coast.
Several of her men were wounded
and all of her supplies had to be
thrown overheard
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
astarvatlon Doctor Pardoned.

Seattle, June 5.-Mrs Linda Bur
field Hazard, popularity known as the
starvation doctor" who was releas-
ed from the penitentiary last Christ
mas after serving two years of an
indeterminate sentence for man
slaughter, has been given a full par
don and restoration of her civil rights
by Governor Ernest Lister.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
Austrians Continue Gains.

Berlin, June 5.-The Austro-Fun.
garian advance into Italy in the South
ern Tyrol Is continuing unchecked,
according to the statement from the
war office at Vienna In the district
OF Arsiero the Austro-llungarians have
captured several more positions of
strategic importance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
Winnipeg Slayer Hanued,

Winnipeg, June 5.-Vowing he was
a victim OF perjured testimony and
protesting his innocence, Bill Seme-
niuk was hanged in the provincial
Jail yard for the murder of John
Wysznowski a year ago. Semeniuk
walked to the scaffold without q tre-
NOR.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
HOUSE PASSES NAVAL SUP
PLY MEASURE.

: Washington, June 5. IT The :
: naval appropriation bill, car :
; rying total proposals Of $269,- :
: 10000 for the coming year, :
: passed the house finally by a
: vote of 35S to 4.
!. The building program in
: cludes five battle cruisers, four
!. scout cruisers, ten destroyers,
!. fifty submarines and 1870 aero
+ planes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
Insane Man Poisons Food.

Philadelphia, June 5.-One is dead
and eleven other inmates of the tuber-
cular insane ward of the Philadelphia
hospital are iii from the effects of poi.
son pvs in salt by another insane pa.
tient Joseph Rosakoff is the dead
patient. David Freeman, aged TWEEN.
ty.fve. has oen1asasd - ~ poisen'
ing. 81.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-06-05
TO TAKE OVER POSTAL BANK
Act introduced in Senate Proposes In
dustriaI SAVINGS.

Washington, June 5.-In a proposed
industrial savings act Senator Shep-
herd of Texas provides for the crea-
tion of an industrial savings bank to
take over and control the existing
postal savings bank. Details Of ad.
ministration. however, are to remain
In the postofface dsnartnent.