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tial majority at the judicial election.

The bridge bond issue of more than

$5,000,000, and the electric light ex

tension bond issue carried. The bond

issue for a new county jail failed.

French 8top Norse Steamer.'

New York, June 6.—Captain Peder

sen of the Norwegian tramp steamer

Imperator which arrived here from

Port au Prince, reported that his ves

sel had been stopped in mid-ocean by

the French cruiser Descartes. Ac

cording to Captain Pedersen. the

French cruiser fired a solid shojt

across the bows of the steamer. This

Imperator's papers, crew and pataseii

gers were examined by a boarding

party from the Descartes and the ves

sel allowed to proceed.

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SURVIVOR OF NORTH SEA BAT

TLE TELLS OF CONFLICT.

Officer from Destroyer Says Small

British Ships Defy Death—Sea an

Inferno—Bodies Clog Waters.

London, June 6.—Stories told by sur

vivors of the North sea battle between

the British and German fleets made

available the first detailed narrative of

the great naval engagement.

An officer from one of the destroy

ers gave the following graphic ac

count:

"The ships of the grand fleet went

into action as if they were going into

maneuvers. From every yardarm the

white ensign flew, the flag which is to

the sailors as the tattered colors were

in days of old to a hardpressed regi

ment. That it went hard with the

battlecruisers is apparent, but one

ship cannot fight a dozen. They

fought a great fight, a fight which will

live longer than many a victory.

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The Lion, Admiral Sir David Beatty's famous flagship, led the British battle cruisers into the great

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The pioneer express. (1916). Pembina, Dakota [N.D.], 1916-06-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88076741/1916-06-09/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The pioneer express, 1916-06-09.