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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
At COUNTY FAIR
]. J. Hill and VIM. E. Lee VIII Both
Be Here Hammond Unable to
Come.

AS September 14-15-16 draw nearer
and plans for the fair are being per-
fected, we become doubly convinced
that this will be one Of the biggest
events of its kind held in this terri.
tory. The fair grounds are being I'M
proved, two buildings are well under
way, the fair association has expend..
ed great deal Of effort in securing
good attractions and have succeeded
both in the free attractions and
others. As previously announced
there will be aeropIane flights on the
afternoons of the 18th and 18th.
Three other special attractions have
been procured and in addition the
complete Corey Bros carnival shows
will be here.
81 DR.. p. 7. Frank informs us that j.
J. Hill will be present the last day to
deliver an address. This ought to
create considerable interest. It was
hoped to have both the democratic
and republican candidates for COVER
nor here, but Hammond is unable to.
be present at so early a date, how
ever, promises to come later, Lee will
be here the 18th and undoubtedly win
deliver his address at the opera house
in the evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND ASKS
STATE SCHOOL BOARD
That Catholic Sisters be Permitted te
Teach in Public Schools in Their !.
Religious Garb.

The rules laid down by the state
high school board last November re-
stricting any teacher to dress in reli-
gious garb in the public school room
became operative Aug. /. At re-
cent meeting the board had for con-
sideration letter from Archbishop
Ireland asking that Catholic sisters
be permitted to be attired in their re-
ligious garb when teaching. A COM
munication was sent to the Archbi h
op which has not been made public
yet, but it IS understood that it was
unanimously decided to abide by the
ruling made in November. These
rules are as follows:
mo emblem, symbol or device
which has a purely religious signifi-
canoe shall be permitted in any build
ing used as q public school.
The employment of persons who
have taken some ecclesiastical vow or
obligation which prevents them from
personally receiving and using funds
paid for their services as teachers,
and causes them in fact to turn over
such funds % some church or ecclesi-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

astical superior is deemed to be a
conversion Of public funds, in viola
ton Of the constitutional prohibition
as expressed in Section 16, Article /
of the Constitution of Minnesota, and
is prohibited.
No teacher shall be permitted to
be attired in the uniform or garb of
any particular organization or order
during the time such person is en-
gagged in the work of teacher in the
public schools of the state. !"
The archbishop contended that in
communities where nearly all chill
dren are Catholic, the sisters be al
lowed to wear their garb.
"The state does not ask the civil
teacher what she does with her wages
nor has the state right to ask sis
ter what she does with her wages" !"
said the archbishop. ssThe Catholic
sister gives her wages to the order to
which she belongs, and the order in
return guarantees to support her dur
ing her lifetime"
Since there is no law in Minnesota
prohibiting sisters teaching in their
religious garb, and since in some COM
munities there is no objection, the
archbishop asked that the sisters be
permitted to teach in the schools of
the. state. He said that the sisters
are ready to comply with any other
order Of the board bat he insisted
that they be accepted with their garb.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
Kezar-Efsaust.

Another couple succeeded in quietly
slipping out of town the first part Of
this week and returned as husband
and wife. The wedding. took place
at Thief River Falls last Sunday and
the parties to the contract were Er.
win R. Kezar and olga v. Ehaust.
Rev. Smith of that city performed
the ceremony. The young couple was
attended by Albert Kezar a brother
Of the groom and by Antoinette
Ehaust, a sister Of the bride. After.
the ceremony the wedding party
journeyed by auto to Red Lake Falls
and Crookston. On Monday last.
they returned to this city where they
will make their home in the Trott cot
tage on the east side. Il;
Both these young, people are well
known to people of this city. The
groom has held the position of assist
ant postmaster in the Warren post
office for number of years and the
bride has been clerk at the same in
stitution for the last two years.
A wedding reception was rendered
the newly welded couple by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Mattson Tuesday. Mrs.
Ehaust and children of Crookston
were present at that occasion.
The sheaf joins with the large cir
Gle of friends in the city in their
wishes for happy and undisturbed
welded life.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

The war of the nations envelopes
additional territory as time goes on.
The lart country to enter is Japan
who served an ultimatum on Ger
many, the content of which was that
the latter withdraw its warships from
Chinese waters also to evacuate Kao
Chan. Some people in this country
saw IN Japan's move sign that the
United States would be involved be-
fore long. President Wilson has al
layed this fear in his assurance that
Japan's intentions are not to disturb
China. but simply to abide by her
treaty with Great Britain. The ulti-
matuTn expires Sunday.
Movements Of the armies lined up
ON the Belgian and French frontier
are shrouded in the utmost secrecy.
The belief is that a battle is being
waged.
All interest centers on the impend-
ing battle on the French frontier, but
things are also happening in the East.
Russia is reported as having complet-
ed her mobilization. It is supposed
that BY this time a considerable Ru.-
sian force is at or near the German
line, and this will call for a large
German force to repel invasion. Aus
tria is preparing to attack Russia
from the south, and possibly to throw
a force into France, but nothing def
mite can be learned. It is known that
the Germans have large army along
the entire frontier and opposing them
ate the allied troops Of Belgium
France and England. Il.
Unconfirmed reports, have beer
spread by way of Switzerland. The
Austrian invasion of Servia appears
to have been abandoned for the time
being.
No naval engagements of import.
ance have as yet taken place. One i
reported to have been fought in the
Adriatic in which an Austrian war.
ship was sunk. Today unconfrmee
reports came in that a naval battle
between English and German ships il
in progress in the North Sea.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
FARMERS SHORT COURSE
TO Be HELD HERE
Agricultural Extension Division Will
Conduct a One Week
Course.

Information has reached us thru @.
Neraal, instructor of agriculture Of
the local public schools, that a. Farm
ers, Short Course is being arranged,
and at this time is -ure thing for
Marshall county. The time has as
yet not been decided upon, but it is
desired that it be held the first part
of March. This course is conducted
by the Agricultural Extension Divi-
sion, which furnishes all supplies and
instructors. The only requirements on
the town are that in locality where
no short course has been held in
former years petition must be sign
ed by rs men and 40 women, the town
must provide rooms for each line of
work, stables and feed for live stock,
drayage and supplies. These expenses
have already been met by an appro-
priation of S75 from the local Com
mercial club, in addition to this the
farmers clubs may contribute when
called upon.
The course extends over period Of
five days during which various phases
of community interests are covered.
Not all phases can be touched upon in
so limited a time, so the time is spent
in studying subjects closely related to
farming and farm home making.
Arrangements have been made for
rooms and Mr.. Neraal has been sue
cessful in obtaining some very good
quarters. The Court Room will be
used as the general assembly hall; a
room in the basement of the court
house will be used for Domestic Sci
ence or Home Economics. The City
Hall will be made into Grain and
Corn Judging room and the Warren
Auto company's garage will be turn
ed into stock judging pavilion.
A great deal Of interest ought to be
manifested in course Of this nature,
it will be five days of enjoyment as
we'll as of education. All exhibits
are brought from the College of Ag-
riculture and thus of high order.
The course is open to all men and wo-
men who can attend and it is to be
hoped that many will avail them
selves of this opportunity.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
FARMERS CLUBS ARE
SHOWING INTEREST

Mr.. Neraal has received definite
word from four farmers clubs that
will exhibit at the fair; two of these
are from Newfolden, the others are
the Boxville and the East club. There
are about eight clubs in the county
and it is quite certain that all will be
represented. This feature is a new
and novel one, and it affords a great
opportunity for each community to be
represented Mr.. Neraal urges all
communities to get busy and organize
it is not too late yet.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
oDDFELLoWs afsseal soo, Hs
HAVE ANefs Ting

About forty members of the local
0ddfellow and Rebekah lodges enjoy
ed pleasant outing last Sunday It
was not SO much a picnic as it was an
auto tour, about eight cars making
the trip. The Oddfellows with their
consorts set out. about noon, travelled
north and east thru Marsh Grove to
Newfolden, covering about Is miles.
Incidentally they advertised the
Marshall county fair, DR.. Frank act
ing as advertising agent, distributed
posters and premium lists thruout the
territory covered.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
Returns from Norway.

Andrew Anderson returned Tues
day from an extended visit across the
waters. The greater part Of his So
journ abroad was spent in Norway
and he reports a very pleasant tour;
while there he met several Warren
folks. The return trip was made on
the Norwegian-American liner Berg
ensfjord which left Norway July 25,
and was on the ocean four days before
any news Of war reached them. Au-
gust 3 they arrived at New York to
find this city all excitement. Thou
sands Of people crowded the streets
anxious to get the latest develop
ments in the war situation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
MUD LAKE BOTTOM
TO BE OPENED
Commissioner of Land Office Says
Land to be Opened for Entry
According to Law.

The Commissioner of the General
Land Office thru the Crookston office
announces that the Mid Lake bottom
land will in the near future, be open
ed for homestead entry according to
the law. This announcement has for
its purpose, to clear off the misun-
derstanding existing in the vicinity
of the land affected. Some time ago
a rumor was afoat that the land
would be opened in September which
caused a rush of squatters who took
possession of the land. No date of
opening had at that time nor has as
yet been announced but will be forth
coming.
The notice follows:
Department of the Interior; United
States Land Office, Crookston, Mimi,
August 13, 1914.-We are directed by
the Commissioner of the General
Land Office to inform you, as a mat
ter Of news, that Mud Lake bottom,
Township 156 N. Ranges al and AZ
W., 5th Principal Meridian, will be
opened for homestead entry under
section six (6), act of January IA,
1889, and that no rights can be gain
ed until notice is given by the Secre-
tary of the Interior as provided in the
said section.
Further particulars, including date,
Of opening will be announced later.
Peter M. Ringdal,
Register.
James P. O'Connell,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
Wednesday Club Entertains.

The Wednesday club gave a recep-
tion at the home of Mrs. DR.. Ander-
son, Tuesday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Judge Grindeland, who has just re-
turned from a trip across the water.
The ladies were highly entertained by
Mrs. Grindeland's vivid description Of
her trip and pictures taken all along
her travels abroad making each one
present feel as tho they themselves
had a glimpse into the beauties and
historical spots of Europe
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
BEARDMORE WINS AT
GRAND FORKS FAIR

We are in receipt Of information
that Fl. ]. Beardmore won two first
prizes, one on wheat and the other on
barley, at the fair recently held at
Grand Forks. Realizing that these
prizes were won in competition with
all of North Dakota and Polk county,
the event is quite significant and
again displays the ability Of farmers
in this section to raise prize grain.
Mr.. Beardmore exhibited at the
,midwinter grain show at Grand Forks
but thru misunderstanding, on ac-
count Of his samples being sent from
Warren, he was not awarded the
prize at that time. Il was, however,
conceded that this was the best wheat
on exhibition.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
Pope Plus Dead
Special to the Sheaf:
Pope Plus X. died today after
protracted illness.
Still They Come.

Ford cars have been selling faster
than we could get them the past two
weeks, but we got in carload We'd
nesday Of this week. Will have in a
second carload on Saturday Of this
week and a third car load will be
shipped from factory the latter part
of this week. If you intend getting
a Ford car you should place your or
der with US now and get prompt de
livery.
w. F. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
500 Line Improving Station.

The construction crew Of the 500
railroad is working at the local sta
ton making several improvements
which will make it in all respects q
modern structure. City water will be
put in and with it steam heat and toi-
let's. With these innovations this
station will be one Of the best equip
ped along the wheatline branch Of the
500.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

Sheriff Forsberg was at Oslo Sat
urday and returned with Frank Xii
bourne who was held for assault and
battery. He was given hearing
before the court and sentenced Is
days in the county jail.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

The medals and diplomas will
be awarded to the winners in
the Better Babies Contest at s
o'clock, Thursday evening in
the High School assembly
room.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

County Attorney Eckstrom and
Sheriff Forsberg went to Bismarck,
N. D., Tuesday to appear before Gov.
Hanna Of North Dakota relative to
getting requisition papers for Frank
Moore and James Stafford who arc
held at Grafton on charge Of bur-
glary committed at Oslo.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
Buggies.

John Deere and Velie buggies go
ing at big bargains to close out sum
mer stock w. F. Powell & Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
LATEST NEWS IN
War SITUATION
q -APA.N SERVES ULTIMATUM ON.
GERMANY BATTLE IN EU-
ROPE RAGING.

Special to the sheaf, $3.50 p. M.
The German army is approaching
Brussels and is reported about to
enter the city.
Nothing definite concerning the
movements of the armies can be
received, due to the strict censor
ship.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS

Clerk of Court Swandby has issued
two licenses to we'd during the week:
John Olson to Ida Johnson; Erwin r.
Kezar to Olga v. Ehaust.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

The city equalization hoard has
completed its. work onstha city. assess
or's books in which Mes@s note i some
facts Of interest. y The assessed val
uation Of real estate is 1897 ,65S and
of personal property $168, ,199.
At the time the assessor made his
record there were in the city II auto
mobiles which number has since that
time undoubtedly come near the hun
dred mark. There were before the
first of May 86 pianos with an assess
ed valuation Of $500. There were AZ
dogs. There are lot horses of all
ages and their value is $3,74O. 81
cows with valuation Of 1888 were
found.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

Last Saturday Emma T. Johnson
was committed by the probate court
to the Detention Hospital at Fergus
Falls. She was formerly of the
township Of Comstock, but her par
ents both being dead, she has worked
out for a, number of years, the past
two years being employed at the Cen
trail Hotel Of this city. Lately she
had been cared for at the Norgren
hospital but it was finally found i'm
possible to keep her there so she was
committed to the asylum. She is %
years Of age and has several brothers
and sisters east of town. Justice
Carlson brought her to the hospital
Saturday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-08-19

sheaf Want Ads. do the Business
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

ariesspreiiequartier, 20. slug.-
llniere fiibnen SIieger iinb bel ibren
Refognos5ierlingsiliisen ~wieoerbolt
in fetnblides Snfanterie. mo artil'
leriefeuer geratben unb einselne trlt.
gen iogar 8ranatiplitter oils Inben.
fen beim.
Sonntas bate elm 5lieser Diff
5ier ein %gefGbrlifes GrlebniB. Sein
8en5in.g ebGlter mar ndbreno bes
Sluses idaobait a~elporoen, als lid
Der Slieger bereits iiber feinbIifem
@ebiete beianb. CT flog weiter. bis
err cine ifrpad, bepolferte @eseno I'M.
ter lid iab, unb lanbete Damn bort.
8aid perbars er Die l1niformItiide,
Die i'm ben 6eranfommen0en 2elten
bGtten perratben fonnen. beDerfitel.
ligte Die H%epuratur. uno bepor er
nod als oiterreidiiher Sffi5ier err.
fannt tpurSe, itieg er auf i,nb ilog, ga
nod seniiseno Benign borbanSen
mar, gliidlid nab ieinem abilugsori
Suriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
picrsis : Gcntimeter Selagcrungs-

utcrsis : Gcntimeter : Selascrnngs-
mOrier, einem @eid,iis, oeiien gemol-
tigen Eroieftilen gegeniiber ai,h Die
ItorfIten 8etonpnn5erOedel1 ben @is
ocritano ocriaeen. 9as Inslonb
bate feline Ibnune bapprt, bab lif)
Die be,itibe @ebrmoht nit 8e.
ldiiten bon iolt,em &oliber perIorge,
uno fonnte baber uid, nItt 8erans
laiirng 1ebmett, ieine Seitungen cnts
lpred)eno i,m3ubalten uno ous5uge.
i%tolten, oa,nit iie audi Dem nelien
furttbaren 6einoe ruiberiteben fonn.
ten. Der Sal Seiet, lpie l%ngebeiter
midtig es lit, in allen Gingen, melhe
Die Iusseitaltuns Der @ebrmaft bes
eiaenen 2anbes betrefien, oas Sc.
beinlniB gu mobren. Daft i'm 9ent-
idJen &eide es moslidD mar, bic Ser
itellung BON Decentralization
nor benz Nmslanbe p6lis sebeim,u-
balten, bieiem limifanSe peroanft es
iett gun, srofen Sbcile feline %eritaan-
lifen 8elasernngserfulse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Bon Der Citgrense.

Cine oitpreuBiife Sberlebrerin
Idreibt inter Dem IS. Iitg. 3. 3. aus
Iqenitein an lire in &oln wobnenoe
ShmeIter:
Set 9ienstag limb mir bel benz
&otben 9rei5 eingefIeibet unb tbun
0ienite I'M bielieen @arniionlasarett,
mir baben bis iest MIR perpunbete
&iiiien. Sic fiblen iih bier reht
rpobl, it1b enblih einmal ibre Sau.
ienoe bon 0auien losgemorben, mer.
Den gut sefiittert uno perpiIeat. Gs
iinb aiih &oiafen oarunter, eine @af.
fengattuns, Die ii6 iibrigens gang
uberlebt bat; lie fonnen mr. taoelloS
reiten, ihieBen aber if)Ieht. gs 1T
lins allen bier sans iiher, oaB mir nit
ben Ruiien fertig tperbeu, bonn ipie
fo0en fait total perbnngerte Suloa.
ten fGmpfen? Sn ben 9~onierpebiif-
len limo SGgeipGbne; oaS arme 8olf
friBt Safer unb Riiben, beren lleber.
reite lniere aerate in ben Magen
tooter &nIien gefunoen haben. Die
@ranaten, NIT benen SplSan BE-
ihuiien .unrbe, siinbeten nift, neil
anitatt bes Ynluers Sanb in linen
mar. Gold elm p~erfoliltes, morifes
&eif muB ood 5ltiammenbreden!
Die rniiiihen 8anonelt, BON benen
iefs als Siegestropbaell Dor nnierer
communicating fteben, iinb alter
9onItruftion. Gemaltiae 2ofer nno
9lutipriser m ibnen selieen boz, Der
Sreffiiderbeit unierer Sruppen. &ier
an Der @ren5e baben uniere Soloateu
i1on grObte &eloentbaten i'm &leinen
pollfiibrt, NIT &altbliitigfeit einen
pier5isiaden Seinb in Die SIl,dt ge.
ihiagen, 10 peroen mir audi nit Der
gan5en rniiiifen Mrmee fertig ner-
ben, pie ibr bort i'm @eiten bos Ell.
riee gegen Sranfreid tbun nerbet.
Sell uns, baB mir nod bieie mabr.
bait sroBe 3eit erleben biirfen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
gas engli(&e 2sGdtter ni&t 6eri&ten.
sssssssasussssu

gum iiineiten 2eutnult berob be.
fonnt lit.
Die fran5oiiid,e Arn,ee, etrpa Elm
SierteI pobl Der geianmten Streit-
frdfte, Die Sranfreih ms Telo 81
itellen permae, lit ailf's Saupt &C.
idlagen, riidiiftslos periolst moroen
nnb bat III boiler 6luht. Die bel Dem
fron5oitifen Gbarafter lpohl tbeil-
peiie sur Iufloiung Der 8erbGnOe &c.
fibrt bat, tbr Sell geiuft. Gs lit ma.
tiirlid, oaB bon oer franSoiiifen 4r.
NEE Der Iir,fe Sliieel aiif Die Itarfe
Seitung Soni, Der redhte ami Gpinal
Suriifgefll,tbet iein miro.
9ieie geponnene Shlaht lit beit
grOBter Siegen bes Sabres 1870
1871 gleidsuiteaen; mon beoenfe,
bob lie niht gan5 brei @ofen nnf)
Iusipruh Der Wobilmahung tros
bes 5eitlihen 8oriprunges Der Sran.
aoien an porbcreitenben friegeriid)en
Wabndbmen aeiponnen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Die Gritiirmmng BON Namur.

lleber Die @ritiirmune bon Hamur
unb Die @irfung Der AZ Gentimeter
gelagerungsmorier beriftet Die @ie-
ner r&eif)spoit" in beren Mittags-
alsgabe pom 26. Iug. mie folgt:
Mit Gbnliher &aidybeit, nit mel.
der Die 0eutiden bas ,uniiberpino.
lihe" 2iittih eritiirmt baben, ipuroe
nun. audi Die 5ipeite grobe belgiI1e
Seitung, Ramlir, Die i'm WaastbaIe
ben Geutihen auf ibrem Maride nod
Horofranfreih Sen 8eg iperrte, bon
oel,tifen Selaeerunstruppen Big arli
bier Sorts, Die nod Der Meloung bon
beute (Wittpod. &c. aug.) Nahmit.
tag Den @iberltano nod fortiesen,
erobert. Die Staot ielber 1T bereits
belltiter 9eiit, flint Sorts muBten
iid idon ben 9eutifen ergeben.
Noh na6 Dem Sale bon 2iittif,
pertroitete man iid in 9eleien unb
Sranfreih NIT Der StGrfe Der Sorts
BON Namnir. 2iittid mare 5fpar
oiirh lleberrumpelung geiaGen, aber
I'M 10 m1Gti9er, ausbauernoer uno
umIid)tiger iperoe Der Wioerltano
iein, Den bas feite Namur Den 3eut.
ihen leiiten merbe. Niln lit alid) sic.
Ter @iOeritano i'm poaigen 3uiam-
menbreden. gm Sonntog murbe
bon Oeutid)er Seite mitgetbeilt, BOP
lett Sreitag, Ben 81. Slug, abenos,
dor Namur Die oeltiden @eifiise
oonnern". Im Sreitne abenb ba.
ben Die Oeutiden nit Der 8e.
ihieBuna Ser Seitung unb ser lie be.
ifiisenoen Sorts begonnen urlo beute
(26. Iug.) ihon, am iiititen Gage
Der 8elagerung, fonnte Der oentife
! @eneralitdb meloen, DaB flint Sorts
nno Die Staot i'm oeutihen geiit
ieien, pGbreno Der SaG Der bier reit'
liden Sorts, Die nod beihoiien mer-
ben, lin aiir5e bepor5uIteben iheine".
Wit benz Sale bon Hamllr lit oas
leste groBc SemmniB, bas alf belei.
iden gooen ben 8ormarif Der Geut'
ihen i'm Waastbale gesen bic franSo'
iiide @ren5e auibalten fonnte, ais
benz 8eee gerdumt. 3ugleih erbal'
ten Die Geutlf)en fir lire meiterer
Sperationen einen duBerit nertbpol'
len Stiispunft. Ser Horoen Sranf'
reihs itebt ben Deutihen oiien; Bel
glen, beiIen rNentralitGt" minbeiteni
Nurofranfreid,s SdJnt sesen bent
idDen Mnariif iein iOlte, ut 81 cine,
Cperationsbaiis bentider Irmeen &c
iuorben.
Die berbliffenoe HaidIheit, mi
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