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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-09

rnna perDffentlidlt, III Der lle ia9eH,
bie Ganbnng in @aoiiuoitof lei cine
rein lufale Sade. sn Mosfau bat
Die 9anSnng groke glnfresmng her
porgernfen. Die &omntiiiiumarlca
lDicItem cine lange Sitnns ab nnb Der
&unmiiIGr bes 9lnsmartigem Sidit-
iderim bate cine lanse ltnterreonlg
nit bent fransOiiiden, britild)en nma
amerifamiId]em @ertreter, in Der or
gegen bic 2anonmg proteitterte. Die
@ertreter saben Tim Die &eriidernng.
baf bic Nnselesenbeit MIR eine lpfa=
le Jet.
Die 0fterreidiide 3egiermns err
Hart offisiea, int Sannar babe Der
frans0iiIde Ereiaierminiiter Glemen-
ceam gcipredu1ugen iiber ben syric-
ben nit Seiterreid besonneu. Jranf,
reid bebanptet, Seiterreidl babe oies
getan.
gSie ans gSnibington gemelSet
luiro, iasen pffisielle Sepei6en ais
ssranfreid, Der bentidJe @eneralitaS,
initruiere Die &riegsfurreipDnbentcn,
baf tie bas Emblifmm bermbigtem nns
es iiber bas slnfb6ren ser arpRen
Gffemiipe inn llnflaren baltem.
Giue id)iuei5eriide Sepeid)e be-
6anptet, es Gerrid)e sruke Nmfregaua
nnter Sen SidedJen Seiterreidl lln-
garns iiber ben Wrafen Gsernin INTO
iiber Die frieseriide Saltums Der
oentiden Harteicn. slnd mnter ben
9lrbeiterm berridje groke Nmfregmng.
Gem 6ullanSiidJen 6eianoten in
WaIbimgton, Der ans @elnnbbeits'
riifiidten nm ltrlanb ma6geimdlt
6atte, lit Der llrlamb seluabrt. Gr
luirb cine 3eitlana mad europa &C.
ben. IS iuirb amf's Gntid)iebenite
bcitrittem, baf Sies irsenb etluas nit
Ser aOnfissiernns Ser bullamoiid;en
Shiffe 81 tim babe.
Ntan nirnmt an, onk uG6remo oct
criten beiben Sase 800 Wtillionen fir
Die nene 9ibertg slnleibe geiammelf
limb. Eraiibent @illon sab in elmer
sgitatipns @erIammlnng, in Der
9ieben fir Die Gilbert Soan gebalten
iumrbem, eincn Shed fir 81, 900.
Nus GpllinsUille in SQinois iuirb
gemelbet, Der Snaneit ii6er ben SoS
Oes Wiinenarbeiters 9iobert Eanl
Eraeser, Der selgnd)t ,unrbe, iuerOe
binter uerIdloiienen siiren gebalteu.
Gs beikt jebt, Die spndjer ieien eiu
ybrnnfen mob" aeiueien. @erbaftun-
gen limb nod ni6t Uursenummen.
Sn elmer Geee, bic er in @albing-
ton bielt iagte Carl 9ieaSing, ser
engliidje 0eianote in &aibinston,
baf bic Gnglanoer in oieiem &rieae
13 Williunen Wiann ii6er @aiIrr
transportiert batten iinb bak bei Die
lem transport MIR $500 Mann omrGl
1tntcriecbopte uerloren gegangsn
ieien, nmS bon oieieu ieiem 800 Wann
amf 6oipitalidiffen seiueIen. sSu Ser
9ieoc erflarte er and, Der &rieg lei
BON 9entidlanb beabiidDtist iuorbcn
nnb Sentidlano babe seiunft, oai,
Cciterreid)s ltltimatnm an Serbien
snm arieee fiibren uerbe
Pins @nibiugton miro 9emeloet,
Die barmOniidc 5atisfeit in ben
ariegsporbereitnusen lei bnrdJ 5aBl-
reidDe aonieren5en i'm gSeiRcn Sanei
anferoroentlidJ geforbert. Der Bra
iibent babe jest tatIadlidj sluei aabi'
nette, oas politiife aa6inett nno Sas
inSmitrielle ober ariegS aabinett
Wit Dem lebtersn beipridJt er banpt-
iGdlid) bic Mobiliiiernna Der inor.
itriellcn arGfte bcs Sanbes fir Der
ariea. 9ns eritere fommt luie inn
mer jeben ssreitas i'm @eieen panie
sniammen, baS lebtere ieoen Wiitts
,uodl. 3n linn seb0ren Der General.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-09
Smlanb.

ssll Sort MaDlle, Stlo., lpnrDef
iecbs 0erioncll, melde in eitlem slnto-
nlobil iaBen, pon einen 3uge oer
@obaib giienbabn iiberfabren nnO
get0tet. ssbre atamell iiuo @ernann
Steelnann uno is5rau, 9ilioolpb 9llerz
onoer, s5ran 9lfar grano nno Slue
@inocr namels 5ater. Stegrnanu
hotte cine NIT 500 in @oIo gefitQ
te 9ledfanne in ieiiteln slutonobil
neritedt. 9as @elo, meldcs Der Sc
totete feiner 9onf anpertrauen mod)-
lie, nnroe auf cine 100 sSuB lame
Strede perltreut
gieinbolo aeell5ie (nabrideir-
[i1 9inse), Der Geoaftenr Der usSreia
EfeIle1 in @leneoe, Minn., lit lpegen
folider lleberieellng Der IN ieinein
9Iatte peroffentlidten &riegsradl
ri1ten 5n 500 @eloItrafe lrno 60
9agen Gefangnis berllrteilt poroeil.
Sn Mollnospile, SO. ga., ipnr-
oe Der militarpflid)tige @eorg 9aifeD
bon ieinein Stiefbruoer @eniailiin
gailep eeid)olien lmo ihiper nermlnI-
set @eorg bate Ieilles griloers sSrnil
llnb berell 5tpei &inoer Der 9iefrlltie-
rungs 9ommiiiion eegeniiber als
Ieine eigeneil ausgegebefl, Inn ieins
9efreiuna netn Wilitdroienlt 5il er-
langen. Gr bate oaonrd) ieines Brit
oers giferiudt erregt, Der i'm nieoer=
fnaate unb bann Selbitnoro begiIs.
Ser 23-idbrige 9erbp g. slo-
fins bon Mericp, Mo., bat leineil
S6lpiegerpoter Nolan He8oman
oeiien 5ron nno feline eigene 17sill-
rigc sSrali erIdollen lino Damn Ieiilent
eiqenen 2eben Gin Glloe aenlaht
ssn elmer III Hep Orleans, Ga,
ltattfiaoenben &onpention Der Spiith-
ern SsnterItate S5otcl Mien's @iIocia.
ton perpflidteten iid Die lfitglieoer
Der 8ereinigllng. pom IL slpril ali
fein @ei5enmebl ooer ans sSei5en
hergeitellte Speiien in ibren Gtublif=
ierents 81 perbraltd)en reip herItel-
len 8u lallen.
SIM Senot fam es bel oer ge-
ratitugen iiber oie 9eitinmrngen ge-
gen Spione mieoer 8lt iebr id)arfcli
9leuBerltngeu aipiihen Sarpid, Scot
gia, uno Ioinoerter, gSaibington
Ger cine nanlte oen anoern 9iiaiey
uno es fab einige 9lugenblide 70 aus,
ols pemn es 5n elmer Griigelci ooer
SdieBerei fonlnten iollc. SpGter bielt
Sberman BON SSninoi5 cine leioea
idaftlite Heoe iiber oic 2unhuna
oes 91o6ert 4raegcr in Gollinspillt.
81.
Or. aorl 9iin5 lit Ser nabse-
iud,te 9lufldub ieiner @efdngnisitra-
fe pcripeiaert iporoen Gr 6atte Inn
BEN glufihub nadeeiid)t, ga er
ourd) @erbiiBun9 ser Strofe in &C.
bensqefabr gebradt meroen piiroe
9unoesri6ter Some erfldrte, oo er
ieoen Gag i'm Central Yarf lpa5ic.
rem fabren, ip fonne er audi Die Stra-
fe antreten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-09
0abrnnssfrascu.

gor Der lleber5euglttg nllsgebenh.
oaB IN Ial1omirtibaftliheu &reiien
betrabtlide llnflarbeit iiber Die 3iele
lmb 3pefe Ser gtaDrungsinittel= =No.
miuiltration berrl6t, namentlid lDas
oie Sirierung BON Breiien anlangt
bot Serr Serbert Sooper, Der 9eab
rungsn1ittel slonliniltrotor, ioeben
cine erldlternoe grfldrung erlalien
oie fir Grooll5enten bon groben
SSntereiie lit. Serr @ooper iogt:
SD lpiini6e iofort il1lo ua6oriitf.
lid 5u erfloren, oaB oie Nohrnltgs,
ntittel COMMUNICATION feine preis-
feltiesenoe &orperihaft lit, ausee-
nonllllel1 iopeit eS iic6 Inn gelpiIic
aonlnlooit0ten banoelt, tuel6e beltte
ourb oie obnormalen ii6erIeeiibeH
S5anoelsbe5iebuneer beberrid)t tpere
oen uno be5iiglid oeren 6aftorcn
porbanben iino, mel6e 8efobren fit
Die Grooli5entelt dpie olld) fir 0i,
aonilimenten in iid) Bergen Die 5luel
unter Negulation befinoliden aont-
nlooitdten iino- 8ei5en rnb 3icfer
Wiit Ser apeiteren 9lllsnabme bon
sSGuen, in lpeld)en iie MIR oIs frelno-
if)aftlide 8ernlittlerin 5tpiiden or-
ganiiierten 8roou5enten nno aoniu-
menten fllngierte, bat Die gsabrungs-
mittel geborbe meoer Die slutpri-
tat, nod ben @uni6, Die Greiie bon
Ianbpirtidaftlihen Trooltften feIt5us
iesen
.Gs i6eint nottpenoig ltno miin-
i6ensmert 5u iein, Die BON Dem Brd-
lioenten bereits ertpabnten @riiuoe,
lpelde es notig mo moglid nla6cn
Die Gontrolle iiber oen MtarftbanoI
in oieien beiosn aonnmooitdten 81
itbernebnlen noDntals an5ugebel
Die 0fonoinil6en llmltdnoe, oie aus
Dem arieg entltanben uno oiele 2lf-
tion notpeuoig madten iino, Ser
9ouptiade nad, oie folgenoen:
I. Ser geianrute iiberieeiife
S6iffsberfebr ii Ser gSelt mnroe III
ter 9egierunes -&ontrolle geitellt lnlo
Der llntfong oieics @erfebrs lit lehr
bel6rdnft morocn. e9Snfolgeoeiien
gibt es in Dem iiberIeeii6en Sanocl5.
uerfebr feinen freier Spielralln
mebr, 90 Die i'll Sroge fonmenoel
9iegierungen beitinlnen ntiiiietl mel.
der Ioum ieoer &pmnrooitdt ilno Ie-
Der alaiie bon gerfe6r 5ngeipieien
ueroen ioa.
0a Ser nornole iiberleeiide Sans
oelsperfehr 5uiommengebro6en IT,
mar eS fir bie perbiinoeten Gegic-
rlrngen in europa notipenoig elm
seine 9(gentllren iiir sen Gi1fauf IT,
rer gan5en aus Dem gluslan0 fonI=
menoen gabrungsnittel 5lt etablc-
rem. ginf1uIe bon amerifnnildeln
8ei5en iino bon binreihenoem llm-
fang, um Die Yreiie 5lt fontrollieren
im6 Dies lit eie ein5ige lanonIrt
ld)aftlid)e &omnlooitdt, bel ipeldlet
hics 8utrifft.
3. 2(ngeiidts elmer notruenoigeu
4iIidt lniereu ger6raub bon 9to5.
rltngsnitteln, melde uniere 9llliicr-
ten 10 notig brduden ~ 5lt reou5ie-
rem, por es o6iolut notig, 5n einer
9eilimg oieier bci6en &ommooitatc't
in oent genteiniamen SSntereiie oe5
aricges 5lt fonlmen uno oie reou5ier-
ten &orr1te inn Snnern 5it fontrol'
lieren, oamit ale, Nei0 uno aruL
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True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio en-
April 9th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Neue aGinpfe limb BON ben Gent
idlen an Ser Strefe ppn Gems nadslrs
lnentieres beapnnem. 9abnrd) lit bic
aanse Sdladtfrunt 1872 Neilen lana
getpprbcn.
Mms 8aibingtun wiro gemelhet,
nus ben Mmsiagem oemtider 4efamge'
ner f0nne man erfennen, DaR oas
i3iel Der bertiden Offeuiipe Faris &C.
lueiem lei.
Ceitlid) bon siiuiens nno iiiolid)
BON Der Somme, in Der Gsseno bon
@aire nnb gorbie, baben Die Gngs
lanber Die 0entidben etlpas suriiffgc=
orangt, 10 bak iie jeef luieoer 5eila
Weilen Bpm Mntiens entfernt iinb.
Slnd) m6rblid nm Der Somme, in
Der @esemb BON 3emuiae-@itaiIe 9a-
BEN sic GnglanSer einige @ortellc err
rmuger.
Gtarfe Irtil1eriefampfe lperbeu
ams alien @eeenben gemeloet.
Die 9entidsn meloen, BAH Die
sSranspIen bei oen Oitlid)en slmslau-
FEN bes Goncg-@albes suriifgebranst
lunr6em. Mn Der CONNIE bGtten nur
9lrtilleriefampfe itattsefmnoen. Siio=
lidl bon Der Die ieien Die 6egner se=
slunnaem iuorSen, Seile ibrer Stel=
lnnsen smiiGen SidlaneOnrf nnS
gariiis anf5ngeben.
Gs iuir6 bebanptet, 9entidlanb
bereite iidj anf cine nene SffenIipe
Dpr.
ans @aIbingtun iuiro semeloet,
jeSer Sag fin6e Bic Mlliierten in eine.
beiTeren Gage.
Die &anpnem, nit benen bic Sent-
id)eu Earis beIdiefen, trasen 500
Weilen melt.
Bier grpfe Sampfer anf oem Cafe
Widisan iinb BON Der 2esiermng rc-
auiriert.
6inbenbnrs ipa bem OentIdea
aailer am 81. Nars, ais Die Sdlad)t
besann, erflGrt babeu, Die Sdladt
lperbe lange oanern, man miilie 8e,
oaI6 bnben.
Sn fransDiiidcm, britiiden mnb
anierifaaiidleu W2ilifGrfreiIen Der
SnnbesbanptitaSt lit man Der feitea
1tebersengnng, baf slmiens nid)f fal-
len iuirb. Die Stellnns Der 9llliier,
ten uerbeiIere iidJ 6eltanoig, Iagte
Der engliiHe Wilitar 9lttadc.
stmerifamiide Sffi5iere iasen, Die
9entIden in benz noroiueitlideu
ssranfreidl battcn minoeitens 300,-
600 Wanm an Iuten, @erlunnbetci
nn0 Uefangenen berloren.
glns eStalien iuirD ebenfaas mr.
pom Artilleriefampfen semeloet.
itmicr amtierenoer ariegsminiiter
Growell iast, bail Die Srnppenlam-
bnnsen nadl sranfreidJ jebt uiel
idlneller gemadlt iuiirSen ais friibcr.
Ssabere Ginselbeiten iuerbeH Hidt ae-
sebem. in Tranfreid usr6en nnierc
amerifaniifen Srnppen nit ben eng
liiden Dereinigt iueroen.
5anptmanu Yeriins," Der militi-
ride Sahuerltanoige bes g9erliner
Saseblatt," Iast, 9entidDlaub babe
friiberslmerifa nnteridjdtt, Jest fansc
es aber an, ieine Meinnmg sn an.
bern. Wiam fOnne nid)t iaeen, iuann
Nuerifa bic Millipnen Soloaten, bic
es anf6rinsen f0nne, 6ereit Gaben
,perDe, aber es iuerbe in allerndditer
3eit Srmppenmailen sniammenbria.
sen f0nnen bic cine iebr luertuolle
6hlfe fir 9entidllanbs ,seinSe ieiu
fuarbeH.
Die Sapaner baben cine Grfla-
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~ n1eilef1 SdDIaNtfro1t.
paris ange6(i6 oa6 eigendi6e 3el Oct OllenNue.
ltcberau 2lrtillerief1tnpfe*
gSaruune por Der llnerldabnng Nmerlfas.
1cl)nellcr 9cl)ihStrnmSpDrt.
Nuoeb)e NuirequuQ uuter Den Slded)eu Seterreids,
Sic sauoung Der srnppeu IN SSlaoi'potof nnr e'ne
lofale glngcleaenbesf,
1cbneller 9bimstrnmspprt.
Nuqeblide auirtgung nnttr Oen sidtden Sefcrrtbs.

SireftOr Der Giienbagnen, Die @oriit
seliben oes Shipping Suaro, besgSar
Snonitries gparo 1t. bes @ar Sraoe
@uarb nnb Die slbminiitraturen fit
eebensmittel nnb fir Senernnssma=
terinl..
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
U.S.FLYERS BOMB METZ
Railroad Yards Near City Are
Badly Damaged.


With the American Armies In
France, Aug. 17.-American airmen
have bombed the German railroad
yards at Domary and Baroncourt, neal
Metz. Explosions were observed In
the central and southern portions OF
the yards which completely wiped out
tracks and rolling stock.
Other bombing squadrons made
scores of direct hits on tracks in front
OF the Longuyon station. During a
reconnaissance fight, American air
men bombed German military object
ives at yThiaucourt. A hostile machine
was brought down.
~ Enemy Planes Downed.
London, Aug. 17.-Extensiye bomb
ing operations and heavy air fighting
over the lines In France and Flanders
were reported in the official commun-
ique issued by the British air ministry,
The statement claimed destruction of
~ enemy planes and several others
were forced down out of control. Nine.
teen British machines are missing.
The principal targets for bombing
squadrons were Peronne, an ammuni
tion dump, the docks at Bruges. the
towns of Douai, Cambria and Thion,
Vile. Ground targets were success
fully attacked with machine gun fire.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Aug. lit was a life
less trade in the cattle division to-
day. Supply at hand was light, but
because of sadverse conditions at out
side points local buyers appeared to
be indifferent and the undertone to
trade was weak. The limited bust
ness on stock cattle was rated as
steady. against 1.443 a week ago and
1870 the corresponding day a year
ago.
Trade on hogs this morning was
slow getting under way and accord
ing to most traders BUSINESS was rat
ed as about steady. Top for the day
was reported at $19.15, with mixed
and packer grades from $3.50
1850. with selected lights on up to
the top price.
Sheep supply dwiDdled to small
proportions today and outlet was re-
ported as steady with yesterday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
BITTERNESS DEVELOPS
Relations Between Teutons and
Turks Strained
German Ambassador Threatens q
lombard ConstantinopIe So
Peeved IL He.

London, Aug. 16.-Differences be-
tween the Germans and the Turks are
becoming more frequent and bitter
according to information from Con
stantinople. During a quarrel with
Talaat Pasha recently, the German
ambassador is reported to have threat
ened to lombard the city.
Advices from Constantinopse say
leaflets dropped by British aviatori
are read by the population with sym
pathetic interest.
Posters recently found on the walls
of mosques and government buildings
declaring the Germans are the real
enemies OF Turkey called forth q
strong protest from the German am.
bassador and a demand for an Inquiry
Talaat replied 1t was impossible to
discover the authors. The ambassador
then announced German military 20
lice would take charge OF the inquiry,
On the following day he informed the
grand vizier the majority OF the Of
tenders were In government service
and that therefore punishment should
be exceptionally severe.
Talaat retorted that he would insti
tute his own investigation. Violent dis
cussion followed and the German am
bassador went so far as to threaten
the grand yizier with bombardment Of
Constantinople from the battle cruiser
Goeben.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
MAINE AGAIN WINS PROMINENCE
AS A PRODUCER Of BIG SHIPS
Formerly Renowned for Its Great Number and Fine Quality of
Ships, the Pine Tree State, After a Long Period of Stag
nation, Is Now Again Rusting With Activity Of Its
Numerous ~Shipyards.

that the Cumberland Shipbuilding COM
pany is constructing for the United
States shipping'board. The keel Of the
second ship, the Falmouth, was laid
In the phenomenally short time of four
minutes.
The workers are nearly all native
Maine men. 1t is a remarkable evil
dence of American adaptability and
quickness of grasp that not 8 per cent
OF the force of 1,700 men at this yard
knew anything of shipbuilding before
they came to work In this yard.
On the site of the old Russell ship
yards In Portland there is now another
modern shlpbuilding plant, that of the
Portland Ship COiling company. Noted
nearly sixty years ago for their wood
en- ships, barks and schooners, the
Russell yards passed into oblivion, with
not even a shack remaining. In July,
1917, the site was a mudhole.
Then came the Portland Ship Coil
ing company, which up to that time
had been making stalls and bins for
cattle and grain ships. Already 1t has
launched three wooden ships, each of
$500 tons. The greater part of the SOC
men-mostly native Maine men-have
been converted into shipbuilders with.
In a year. do Your ALL" do Your
Bit" Is the motto In this yard. On one
of the FORCES is painted the exhorta-
tion, Roast the Kaiserl"
In Other Yards.
These are only two Of a half dozen
shipyards in Portland, with more to
be established. The other yards are
building millions of dollars worth of
wooden freight steamers, trawlers,
lighters and tugs.
In Bath approximately $4,000 dead
weight tons of merchant marine are
being built. Much of this Is steel
ships being constructed by the Texas
company, which employs about 1900
men. Near by, at Boothbay and East
Boothbay, six shipbuilding concerns are
building or will build this year a total
of a dozen or more schooners ranging
from 500 to 1000 tons each.
After being dormant nearly forty
years, the old Soule shipyard at South
Freeport Is again bustling with actlv.
ity. This al n of the yards where
half a century ago many of Names
best clipper ships were built. Here
three 3,50O-ton wooden steamers have
been under construction this year. Bel
fast yards are turning out four wooden
~schooners, three of them five-masted.
In other Maine places many other
wooden schooners, generally three and
four masted, and a number Of wooden
freight steamers are being hurried to
completion.
With delight Maine Is watching our
merchant marine grow to a supreme
place, and with pride It Is sharing In
Its building.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
BUTTER. Bees and pouItry.

Minneapolis. Aug. 17.-Butter -
Creamery extras, per Id, 43hc; extra
firsts, 42hc; firsts, 41hc; seconds
40hc; dairy, SIC; packing stock, SAC
Eggs-Fresh prime firsts, new cases,
3Sc; current receipts, e cases, rots
out, $1,000; old cases, rots out, $1,000;
checks and seconds, doz, 25c; dirties,
candled, zoe. Quotations on eggs in
clude cases.
Live Poultry-Turkeys, fat, 10 lbs
and over, Csc; thin, small, 10Q12c
cripples and culls, unsalable; ROSTERS
old and young. 19c; ducks, lac; geese
13c; hens, 3h lbs and over, 25c; hens
under 31 lbs. &c; b~roilers, 2 lbs and
over. etc; under 2 Tbs. 29c.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
SUBSTITUTE ENLISTMENT
Story Of Friendship Like That OF Da-
mon and Pythlas.


An incident has come to light at
Cuero, Tex, In connection with the
last draft call which is very much
like the story Of Damon and Pythias.
The local board had exhausted its
list of town clerks and had taken up
the claims Of farmers to select the
men who could best be spared from
their work. Emil Goehring was among
the boys chosen to 60 and Wallace
Mccormick was deferred until a later
call.
Then the word came that Emil had
sickness In his family and Mccormick
went before the board and obtained
permission to get Goehring's tag and
go in his stead.
Goehring was very appreciative of
the kindness done him and made ar
engagements for a star to go on the
county's service flag for Wallace.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
Italy Gains Honor.

Washington, Aug. 16.-The propa-
ganda bombardment of Vienna by
italian aviators is being acclaimed as
a great moral victory for the Allies
by newspapers of Switzerland and
other European ne%utrals, cables to the
Italian embassy stated. The ~neutrals
declare that the Italian decision to
refrain from bombarding the Austrian
capital, when it was in their power,
is q blow to the enemy. The decision
of the Italian command not to sacri-
nee the lives of noncombatants was
commended by France and England.
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Chicago, Aug. 17.-(U. s. Bureau OF
Markets)-Hogs. receipts, 10000;
market strong with yesterdays aver.
age; butchers. $3.50 vol light, $19
@19.65; packing, $17.65Q1S.75; rough,
$17.25@17.60; bulk of sales, $17.75@
1850; pigs, good and choice, $17.75@
1880. Cattle. 1000; slow and steady
at yesterdays decline. Calves, steady.
Sheep, 10000; lambs generally steady;
sheep, slow.
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MAY CRUSH CZECHO-SLOVAKS
German and Siav Forces Get Them
Into Tiuht Place,

London, Aug. 1.-THE Czecho-Slo-
walks in Siberia are in a dangerous po-
sition and are liable to be cut off alto
gether, says the correspondent of the
Times at Vladivostok. Only a frac-
ton of those between the Volga and
Lake Baikal are armed and all are de-
ficient in every sort of equipment.
They are cut off from the Far East
and 1t is impossible to learn what is
happening to them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
FIGHTS DUEL WITH DIVER

American Transport Exchanges Shots
With Submarine.
An Atlantic Port, Aug. 16.-The
members of an American transport ar.
irving here gave accounts of a duel
Tuesday afternoon between the naval
gunners of their ship and a German
super-submarine which attacked their
About eight shots were exchanged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
U. S. FLIER SLAIN BY ENEMY
Killed In Aerial Combat With 30 Air
planes.

Paris, Aug. 17.-Lieutenant Walter
b. Miller OF New York city, a former
member Of the Lafayette e~scadrille.
who was transferred to the American
service, was killed in al aerial combat
Aug. 3. His patrol, consisting OF eight
machines, was attacked by a German
squadron OF 80 a%irplanes. He fell in.
side the American lines. The other
members of the patrol escaped after Q
fierce struggle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-08-17
WRITES AUTOGRAPH APPEAL
President Wilson Aids Campaign for
Fourth Loan.

Washington. Aug. II. President
Wilson has written an autograph ap-
peal on behalf of the fourth Liberty
Loan to be published In full page
newspaper advertisements and shown
on moving picture screens, Sept. 2S.
the opening day of the three weeks
loan campaign.
In announcing this the Liberty Loan
publicity bureau also said arrange
ments had been made for the publica-
ton daily throughout the loan period
pers and magazines consisting OF spe-
cial pleas written by prominent men.
including Secretary Baker, General
P%ershing, Charles M. Schwab. Samuel
Gompers and others.
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FIGURE ON COSTS FOR WAR
investigators Get Up Production Sta
tistics on Twenty Essentials.

Production costs Of twenty essential
commodities are being investigated by
the federal trade commission for the
confidential use Of the war-making
branches Of the government. Twelve
of the inquiries are for the $ Of the
war industries board In determining
fair prices on purchases for the gov
eminent, three are for the food adj
m~inistration. two for the fuel admin
istration. two for the army and one
for the railroad administration. The
investigations include cost inquiries in
to bituminous coal, petroleum, coke,
pig iron, ing0ts, rolled steel, copper.
zinc, nickel, lumber, sand and gravel,
locomotives, textiles and various food
supplies.