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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15

Then they would sing their n1errie
songs, with their bells a-jingling and
their ribbons a-lying and their gay
eoIored homespun travelling clothes
scraping and the tabor a-drumminS,
and ali the villageefolk would u out
to hear the chief actors cry the banns.
announcing who they were VIA they
nIays would begin. All his Master
Coburn's Merrie Bande will do. See
tn EN- in their long green cloaks with
the Coat-of-Arms of the Coburn play
ers on their shoulders, ana Joln them
bring back the spirit of those good old
times and re-live a bit of merrie his
tory. IL
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. J. Hanson and daughter of
Christine are visiting Fargo friends
this week.
Miss Helen White entertained a COM
pany OF friends at her home last even
ing. Dancing was the diversion of the
evening.
Mrs. NJ. A. Vorwork Of st. Paul has
returned home after a months VISIT
with her sister. Mrs. d. S. Long of
First avenue south.
Mrs. Charles Loring has returned to
her home IN Crookston after a weeks
visit with her parents. pr. and Mrs. D.
c. Darrow of Moorhead,
Van Tuyl Smith. has returned home
Tending college. He viii spend his
summers vacation in the city.
The senior class of the Moorhead
high school are enjoying the annual
senior PICNIC UP river this afternoon. A
number Of the faculty members are al
so guests.
Miss Ellen Day was hostess to a
number of friends last evening. Games
and music were the evenings diversion.
after which the hostess served refresh
nnents.
The Votes for Women league will
hold a horne cooking sale at their suff-
rage headquarters in the d~eLIepdrecie
~
s o'clock.
SEN. and Mrs. John A. Gunderson of
AnetR will be among Governor Hanna's
party IN the Norway trip this summer
The party will leave Fargo about June
Land will sail from New York on June
IL.
In compliment to Mrs. Rodger Brown,
the house guest Of Mrs. G. o. Follett,
Mrs. Walter Treat of the Arlington
apartments will give a luncheon tomor-
row afternoon, There will be twelve
guests.
The regular Young Peoples Alpha
society OF the First United Lutheran
church will hold their regular meeting
in the church parlors this evening at s
o'clock. All members are urged to be
present,
Mrs. John Worst, Mrs. w. A. Yoder
and Mrs. A. Gilbert gave a reception
in the parlors OF Ceres hall yesterday
afternoon, to the wives of the faculty
members and lady faculty members of
the Agricultural college. The hours
were $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock during which
time, 100 guests called. The parlors
were attra ctively decorated with ferns
and yellow daises and all appointments
were carried out in a yellow and green
color scheme. During the receiving
hours, the grand ladies' orchestra rem
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
MISS LEVITT
IN RECITAL

A large number of friends greeted
Miss Eta LEVITT at her graduate reel
tai last evening given at the First
Presbyterian church. Miss LEVITT is a
graduate of the Dakota Conservatory
of music and the recital last evening
was a great success
Miss LEVITT proved herself to be an
artist of unusual ability and talent and
she received much applause. She was
by Oscar Martinson of Moor
head who appeared in several pleasing
song numbers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
Wheopine ceusnI Oil Oh! Give Fo-
Iey's Honey and Tar Com
pound! 1t HELPS,

A child that Is feVerish and restless,
with an inflamed throat and spasmod-
iC cough, needs special care and atten-
ton for whooping cough starts that
way. Give Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for the distressing wearing
cough-it helps wonderfully. Mrs.
Ships, RayAnondsvile, Mo-, says:-'I
got fine results from Foley's Honey
and Tar and 1t is a great medicine for
W%hooping cough" For sale by all
druggists.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
MISS BOWERS
TO GIVE RECITAL

Miss Mabel Bowers, a graduate of the
Dakota Conservatory Of music will give
a graduate recital at the First Presby-
terrain church on Monday evening, May
Is. She will be assisted by Mrs. Hazel-
ton Askegaard, soprano.
Miss Bowers Is a musician of unusual
ability and her man. friends in the
city will be delighted at the
ment of her graduate recital
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
THE PRESCOTT.

Mrs, Addie Nash, Finley: Jean Ed
wards. Christine: Florence Hanson.
Gardner; j. J.. Johnson. Hawley; J.
Trielrosser. McClusky.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
Gifts
Cost Little

Nc matter how hard the times,
gift days come as usual. These
occasions you have never over
looked-don't now.
Birthdays and weddings have
always been remembered. You
can remember them now, but be
reasonable. We've a thousand
little gifts that cost a trifle-that
are better than most cOstlier
gifts because they are novel.
Novelty always pleases, nc
matter how little it costs. Novel
ty always brings a smile.
We've a store stocked full OF 1t,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15

Roy knight, Minot: A.. Jacobson. Dew
lis Lake; j. NJ. Morgan, Pembina; Fl. f.
Ruttcr1eld, Mayville; w. p. Lynch. La
Moure; Abel Void, Grand Forks; F, r.
Smith, Bismarck; J. w. Dowcn, Dick
inson: J. A. Brown, Rolla: ]. A.. Kram-
Ell. Devils Lake; V. H.. Stickney. Dick
inSOn,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15

Hand painted china-orders, lessons
and firing. Edith Fowler Slocum, 1884
Eleventh street north. Phone 2422-J.-
AdVt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15

Txye make a speciality Of doing watch
w repairing that other workmen have
been unsuccessful in doing. We do
gold and silver plating and setting OF
precious and semi-proCious stones.
The ~Sundberg Co., jewelers..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
METROPOLE.

Baldwin, Casselton; A. L. shafer. Car
rinutOO
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15
Silver Novelties, Etc.

Ma
Cheese Plates, Sugar Holders, Bon Bon
Dishes, Salt Spoons, Nut Spoons, Auto
mobile Cups, Tea Caddies, ETC., all
new, from 800 and up.
Those are fads. Most of them
have come to us in the last few
weeks.
Everybody expects us to have
the newest things out, and we al
ways will have them.
Those are the gifts of today,
When people wish to spend but
little those are the best gifts you
can think of. Come and see
them .
It is always a pleasure to show
these things because everybody
likes them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-15

See our new coats for girls, 6 yearsGC 0O
to IA years, special for Saturday .pO.OO
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27

ave become prey to the worst form
{ anarchy. Conditions have been
andered more grave by famine.
Moscow, via Petrograd, Lee. &c.
he members of tho Russian Im-
erial family who have been here
0r sevral days, departed Iaa1 even
ng, the Emperor setting out for the
attic front and the Empress Alex
ndra leaving for Tsarkoie Selo with
heir son and two daughters The
imperial guests visited several hos
iitals and the Emperor inspected the
Military school here yesterday At
he Kremlin palace the Emperor re-
eived several delegations. Among
hese were various religious associa-
ions belonging to the Orthodox
aith and delegates from Jewish con
Tegatons who paid their homage
nd presented $4,000 roubles (S7,-
100 to be used for army needs. The
Emperor in receiving the present
banked the donors graciously.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27
cOLOR[D PEOPLE
ENJOY MUNICIPAL
CHRISTMAS TREE
IL Received C-ndy ana Oranges and
Street Car Company Gives
Free Rides Ecle.

Nearly two thousand colored chill
ren, men and women attended thu
drniciral Christmas Tree exercises
t Halliday Park last night. Many
the representative eolored people
# the city took charge CT tho affair
nj the program was well carried
mt.
The exercises began with the
ong Holy Night" by the choirs
'fter which Mayor Wood made
ew remarks, followed by the son.
Illinois ]. c. Lewis, principal O.
he SIMMER schools made en- excel
ant address on 1.-THE Christmas
'pirit" This was followed by the
ong "lIark the Herald Angels
Sing" Wards Orchestra furnished
nusic fer tic occasion, f. c. Ham
ton directed the singing.
Mayor Wood introduced w. r
'rossley, General Superintendent Of
he Cairo Electric and Traction
Company who made the announce
lent that after the distribution Of
ne gifts of candy and oranges Az
hose present could 20 home On the
rect cars free Of charge, This an
ouncement brought great checds
nd clapping of hands from all.
The announcement was made that
II the colored folks, men, women
nd children would be given a pres
Mt and nearly all took advantage
{ the offer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27
FIRST ZEPPELIN TO
VISIT FRANCE DROPS
BOMBS ON NANCY
tConcludsd from First Pags.l

ment will be toe late If it is a fac
that the Austro-German attack in
the center has really received its re
ported check.
Gen. on Hindenburg seems TO BE-
making his present movement to-
wards Warsaw from Thorn, which
is northwest of the Polish capital In
the province of west Prussia
Rome, Dec. 26.---Italy yesterday
occupied Avlona, the Albanian sea
port. 1t is semi-of1icially announced
that this action implies no purpos
on the part Of Italy TO occupy in
terror points, but is merely intende,
TO prevent anarchy on the oppositC
coast Of the Adriatio, which is but a
few hours from Italian territory.
Several districts of Albania are in
a state of rebellion against any au
thority, Fssad Pasha, the Turks
ruler, apparently having lost hi
hold on the people.
The semi-officiaI announcement
says that the only object of the o.
equation is to cut short constant an
ncyarces from open or concealed
enemies, besides upholding Italian
interests, namely, not to allow Az.
Iona to fall into the hands of an,
naval power 1t is understood tina.
The Italian government attends tt
safeguard these political, CONNER
tia snd ethlngrar hical Interests
without arrogance but witIeu
weakness, and ais, without lci,.
distracted from 70 srater issue
arising from Fnrfe an conflict.
For some time the situation i
Albania has again been grave. Sev
eral districts have rebelled alto
gether against any authority an
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27
'ENNESSEE RIVER
RAPID RISE HAS BEEN
CHECKED BY FREEZE

What had threatened to be Il 1ood
in the Tennessee river has been
hecked by the recent cold weather.
At Chattanooga, the river has
reached the stage Of 80 feet.at Flor
nee 1874 feeet and at Johnsonvillc
81 feet. The big rise in the Ten
lessee helped to add much to the
Paducah and Cairo gauges.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27

edge as notcred and drape as illustrat-
Cd. Close cuff seam as notched, sew to
sleeve as notched. Center-front OF
coat indicated by double 90" perfora-
tons
For The pocket turn under upper edge
at notches. stitch one inch from folded
edge and Z. inch above, insert elastic.
Adjust underneath left front stitching
outside edge along small 20" perfora-
tons
This design can be used for an even
ing coat by carrying it out in light col
ored velvet. silk or cloth In such an
instance collar and cuffs could be of
one OF the fashionable furs OF the sea-
sou
In the way Of garuitures an immense
latitude is allowed this season, and
handsome buttons ot braid or jet. che
niNe and silk iasscl#. etc, add 10 iae
a'trlctiveaess at wraps.
sizes 90. "a 3e. IS. 10 ~ and a inches
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27
Fiery Blood
Disorders Checked
The Sources of Disease are
Cleaned and Blood
Purified

Those who have used s. s. s. marvc
at the way 1t checks blood diseases S,
man today with his skin all broken out
zee him again In q week or two after usIn
s. s. S. and be Is wonder TO behold, q
cleared w. skin healthy. eyes bright, b
smile replaces the droop. What is S. S.
that can accomplish such wonderful
suits? First Ct all 1t Ia natural med
esac. Like l"k, eggs and other foods thu
can not he Initiated, s. s. 8, Owes It
Nature fer Its pcrcr to overcome diSea.
just as food prevents emaciation s. S.
IS not a combination Of prescription drug
II Is preparation erect from meG.cin
plants that retains all the v.T,le poten
of what We need, what we must have
the bleed to counterfeit those destrnctI
tendencies that assall us throughout IL
II 1t were not for our natural seere;ions
sustain US aided by sueh known ie!as
$. s. $. there would be s,anl Glance
any Of US Surviving childhocd
Get bottle 81 S s. $. today from
druggist but be eafef';l n AVOID tie
tt'tates ralred Cd or The ur arr &
IS prepared criy By The Swift snec.3a
I3 Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ca, e. =;
vate medical advice gr.,2 b.ies-
symptoms 10 their medical den ti
They will take excellent care OF sat
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27

The esuinocdal or line storm is pop.
lariy supposed to happen when the
sun crosses the line IN March and Sep
emher, and Ia particularly expected
bout September II. A careful tabu-
alton OF the weather conditions of
'alf century makes It clear that the
leather more frequently is clear at
lat exact period The Idea was prob
'ly given birth 70 by some great
orm which happened to fall OF the
ne Of year when day ard night are
about equal length.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27
River Forecast.

The Mississippi, above Cairo
will change but little. except as af-
fected by the ice; elsewhere a gneral
rise will continue in progress. Thu
Mississippi, from below Chester
below Cairo contains a large amount
Of floating ice.
R. T. LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-27
Sunrise and Sunset.
NEWS0F The gEVfRS|

Stage of river II rise Of Is
during the preceding "a hours.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

ungebeure utenser a,1 petDe. 4rtess>
f4aupldben genommen tperber1 to1l11z
ten. 90 1T es gu ertlaren, bab bier
unb ba BON ben RuHen bereits iebt
@oroerlaber gebrau4t nerben muBter.
Mu9 bic Bepaffnune ber @rfabmann>
i&often tit gum Sell i@on sana Der<
altet unb fir beutige @erbdltnihe unz
mirtfam.
go iiebt bereits iebt bas gepaltige
ruffiiGe MiIionenbeer aus. Mie. es
BEL tpeiterer @ermebrung betpaffnet
fein tpiiroe, fam man fi@ ungefdbr
benten. RuBlan6 fat bic @efabr.
:pel@e bic riefige1 Materialperlufte
Dem @eere bringen, bereits ertannt uno
ii6 bon o11berer Seite nit @ef6ubmaz
terial %perforgen la1en ponen. 9iei
8%emiibungen iinb ober baran geidetz
teri, oab cine freie 3ufubr pom Meere
aus fir Rublanb nidt mebr be{tebt.
60 lit Elm poQpertiaer Grfab BEG Maz
terialoerluftes ousaei6loHen. 9ie Mtrz
tungen bieier 5atioden nerben 1l9
f9on in tur3er 3eit ertennen lafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Gin 3areumort.

Sn ben r9entmirbigtetten bes Sir
ften Gbloomta gu 9obenlobe z@4il<
lingsfiir1t," beraussegeben bon Triebz
ri9 Gurtirs 1914, 8b. 2, g. 52l,
ftnoet fi@ folgenbe Muf3ei@nung aus
ct. petersburg bonn II. September,
1895, Iber cine unterrebung nit Dem
53aren, bic 1i9 auf bic @epinnune
eines feften punttes ODER elmer Robz
lentation fir 9euti9lanb in Sfofien
beoog: sd erpdbnte oann bic Sf4nz
bauzSn{eln, bic aber bic @ngldnoer in
Mnfpru@ ndbmen." rSSa," fagte Der
Bar, bic tponen INNER alles fir fi@
baben. 60 Semanb etmas nimmt.
monen bic @%ngldnber fi4 glet4 bel
mebr nebmen," unb bamit modte er
cine Mrmbemegung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

Sorts Sltis p~oraueebtn. uno pter unz
ter groBen Opfern bas pulpermasa3in
bes Geinbes gu fprengen.
v3mi5den 6:15 unb $50 l1br IN
Der Iriibe bes iiebten @eptembers Of
tupierten uniere. Sruppen oie 9Dben
oes Sorts Sltts, porouf au@ balb Die
S0ben bes Sorts 8ismard in unferen
9dnben paren.
.Nuf biefe @eiie NOR bic feinblide
@te1ung glet@fam ent5neisef&nitten.
ISIS gu bieiem 3eitpuntt batten bie
6eutfden 8atterien beg Sorts 9iiao>
tan9an, auf Der redten Seite Der
feinbli6en @teIung, etr ftartes 6euer
unterbalten. tpurben aber f@liebli@
ou@ bur9 bic linte 6lante unferes linz
ten 6(iigels genommen. I'm 6:45,
am 1iebten Mobember, tpar 6te ganoe
6eitung in un1eren 9dnben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
qeln Bet tbr.m wors.pen .,nen ,tar1er

qeln BET tbrem worsepen e.nen ,tarlsr'
Wiber{tanb e~ntsegeniebte uno fetne
Maidinengepebre tnattern lieB.
rMm iebten Mopember, bes Mtorz
gems UNI 100 ubr, gelang es unferem
Centrum, oas nit 3mei &ompognten
Snfanterie unb elmer Sruppe BON Cap
peuren porgine, f@ NIT iturmeroer
5anb bes feinblihen 3entrumS gu be-
mdidtiqen uno 200 Deutf4e gefangen
3u nebmen.
vMls nun oiefe @tenunsen in uni e>
rem 6anben tparen, er0ffneten auf ei1z
mal bic feinbli@en 8atterten, tpel@e
bisber eef9miegen batten, bon betoer
@eiten 6as Jeuer auf unfere Srupper.
uno 3par ridtete eS fi4 buupt1d@l14
auf bic BON uns eroberte @teQung. 90
Tam es, bab bieie Sruppe, Die eber
bas feinbli@e Centrum genommen
botte, f9tpere @erluite erlitt. t11oem
6ur9 bic @ranaten Der 9eut19en ntele
oetDtet ober pertpunoet tpurben.
Ser Sfft3ter, tpel@er Die 3me11e
oinie i'm Centrum tommanbierte, err
{pdbte nun cine eiinitige @%elegenbeit,
einen @turm ouf bic Dftli@en 8efelti<
qungen bes Sorts Sattung@eng uro
Der nit linn perbunbenen Merte gu
unternebmen. &ur3 no6 bier ltbr tn
Der syriibe CAB ser 6iibrer Der 8elaz
qerungsarmee ben 8efebl, bter 5um
Mngriff por3ueeben, Der Inn bulb flint
ausgefiibrt murbe.
uDie Deutfden iebteu u1!s einen
ent1dlohencn Mioer1 tonb entgegen, tn
Sem 5ie un1ere 5ruppen nit einem 9az
qel bon 6 i9oTen iiberi@itteten uno
ettpa 100 Monn tDteten unb bertpu11oez
ten, ober um $40 l1br mar bas Mert
in unferer 6anb, unb nun tonnte man
audi I'M @turm auf bic Sorts
Molt 9ismard uno Sltis f@retten.
Inter ftartem feinoli@em 5euer murbe
Ct ousgefibrt uno UNI balb neun nbr
ftonben un{ere 3ruppen auf Der 9obe
bes Sorts Sltts.
.MittlertDeile batten au@ unfere
3ruppen ouf benz linfen Tliigel etner1
@turm ouf bic Merte BON 9itao Ranz
dan unternommen unb paren tur3
mad flint l1br in Ser Stride am 3tele,
UNI fofort aeQen ben Stabbang oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

ten in Dem pol1re1dDen Hublano leiht
gu erreiden 1T, liegt Elm @rfab oes
&riessmaterials fir @ublanb i'm 8e>
rei9 Der unm0gli6teit. Wenn man
Den uripruns Der ruiiii@en @ei4ibe
tennt, miro mon begreifen. pie i@mer
Dos ruiii1de Seer our6 ben Materialz
perluIt g%etroffen poroen lit.
Die ruiiii@en @eidiBe murben
ndmli@ BON orei @erten g.liefert: bon
putilom, bon &rupp unb bon @4netz
berzGreu3ot. Selbitberftdnbli4 lie>
fert arupp iebt ni@ts mebr an @ub>
lano. Mu@ bic Tirma @&neiber, bic
fir Trantrei@ bas gan3e ariessmate<
rial i4afft, tann fir Den ruffif@en
8unbesgenoKen ni@t mebr in 8etra@t
tommen. oa lie poqauf 6amit bei&af>
tigt lift, ben @rfab fir bic fran50ii'
i@en @eidubperluite fertig gu itenen.
Gs tommt ol{o nod bas Wert bon puz
tilop in @uBlanb in 8etra@t. puttz
lon liefert aber nur 3pet Mobele bon
Telageihiiben. Sic !9erftellungs3eit
fir bic @el@ibe BON puttlom 1T
ouberoem 10 grob, bob an einen balotz
gen Grfab nid)t geoa4t perben tann.
9ie leidten uno i@peren 5elbbauz
btten iino ni@t ruiiif@es @r3eugnis.
Gin @rfab bteier @ei@ubart lit olio
DOT Ser l6anb fir &ublanb %iberbaupt
ni@t m0gli@.
@9on in Der iingften @@la@t in
SFpreuben bat fia bereits Die @irtung
biefer @erlute ge5eigt. @uBlan6 bat
ndmli@ in Sitpreuben me5r als 1000
@ei@iBe unb Mai@inensemebre perz
loren. 9a5u tommen bter ungebeure
@erluite an Munition, BON Der allein
on elmer @teIe Elm 8ebarf fir 3mei
Sabre genommen nurbe. Sn @aliz
3ien batten bic @ufen bisber mebr als
500 @eI9iBe unb Mai4tnengemebre
eingebubt, oie tells bon uni eren Ser
binbeter erobert, tells bon ibnen 3uz
fammensei4oKen poroen fino. IS
tommen bo5u nod gang aub%erorbentz
lide @erlu1te an @emebren. bon 6enen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Siiugtaus Tau.
Sapans amtli&er 8eri@t iber bic
Ginua1me Der 6etung.


DaS iapani1@e 8riesSbepartement
perDffentlibte iol9enoen amtl'den Sez
libt iber bic @rltirmung Der oeuts
ihen 6e1tuns Siingtau:
r9er iedite Mopember mar Elm
auBeroroentli9 tlarer Sag, unb oes
Mbenbs erbe1te bas Monbli@t DIE
Na4t.
uDie 8elaserunssarmee ioate tpd9z
renb bie{er Ma@t in bic brittle Qln'e
Dol Der oeut{@en Teituns porraden.
aber cine Mbteiluns Der eriten 2tn1e
Der 8elagerer batten bas f@on tpabz
renb oes Sages eetan unb bic @orbez
reitungen gum enti@eibenoen @turm
begonnen.
u11m 4 ubr Na9mittags bate Der
tommanoierenbe Offi3ier ben 8efebl
oeqeben, bic @prberettungen fir etnen
5turm 3u beginner, unb Damn et1en
>peiteren Befebl ab5umarten.
vDie 9eutl6en 5eritDrten an ote1em
Saqe sic 8otterien BON Satii9eng,
Dor Der 8u9t BON &iao@op, inbem tie
iie nit 9pnamit ipren9ten: Gin oentz
i6er Hlieqer erbob iib iiber bic Sc
flung uno flog gen Often oapon, um
ME mebr 3uriid 3utebren. 9o5u lie
fen Sic Deutf9en ibr Teuer auf Der
qanaen 2inie fhneigen, nnD na9
5onnenuntergons berridte abfolute
@ube. 9ie 8elaserer fubten uber
oiefe pl0blide @erdnberung Der beutz
l@en Sattit.
Ser linte Tliigel unieres 3sntrums
tonnte obne ionberli@e Miibe bic
duberen Telobefeitigunge1 uno Yer
boue 3eritDren un6 battle babel teinen
@iberitanb gu ub%erpinben. 60 gez
lang es unieren Sruppen, ben Weg
fit ben @turm gu er0ffnen.
Ser fommanbierenbe General CAB
auf Der @tele ben 8efebl, oas Sem
trum Der feinbli@en @tellung gu nebz
men unb glet@3etttg auf ben Tlu9eln
bic @tenung unb Gage bes 6einoss
ausautunbf@aften,. melfer. Den 5lu<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
9as polnii&e Treitorps.

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bot iih b%erausqeiteat, bob 3ielieifi lez
oigltb polni1hen 2anbsleuten @elo
fir Sic 6etmrei5e 1eqeben bate.
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Gin Murt an Die Steben.
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Wenn mon beoenft mie ptele Mtltonen
5ptpaten i'm 6eloe 1teben uno bat otez
lelben nur in Den ielteniten 6aaen ldnz
acre ;3eit an oerlelben @teQe perbletz
ben, piro man ii9 poritellen t0nnen,
nit mel6en @dmieristeiten es per-
bunoen lit. 8riefe uno anoere potz
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

cine intereFante @ri@einuns berei@ert
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

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Die 5eOpof.
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ben eploater uno ibrem 0icbcn.

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