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The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11
Back from Funeral

Mrs. R. McGilvery, 606 Wyoming
avenue, returned last evening from
Upson, Wis.,, where she has been visit
ing for several weeks. She and Mr..
McGilvery went to attend funeral of
a friend. Mr.. McGilvery returned
about two weeks ago, but Mrs. McGil-
very remained for a visit with friends.
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11

Ellis Clark of the General Electric
company of Chicago is business Wis
itor here this week. Mr.. Ellis comes
to inspect the work of installing the
new turbine at the Great Northern
Power company plant.
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OccuDV New Home

Attorney and Mrs. Daniel D. Nor
gan and family are now occupying
their new home on Locust street, for
merly the property of Charles C. But
Ter. The Buffers have removed to
Central avenue, pending the compile
tion of their new residence on Sage
street.
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Entry List Closes.

Entries for the athletic events to
be held in this city in connection with
the socialist midsummer festival the
latter part of this month close today
Thus far the Virginia and Kinney
clubs have entered and the contest be-
tween these clubs will therefore he
held.
The committee on arrangements for
the festival will hold meeting at the
Socialist Opera this evening.
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Visited Here asst EVENING.

Visited Here ast Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Forder Ct
Bull were visitors here last evening
with friends. They came over by au-
tomobile. Mr.. Forder is proprietor Of
the Buhl pharmacy and was formerly
a resident of Virginia. He is we'll
known here.
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Visits Old Friends.

Peter J. Matchefts of Duluth, form
erly engaged in the grocery business
here, is renewing acquaintance in the
city today. He is registered at the
New Fay hotel. He at one time was
a member of the library board and was
always active in civic affairs.
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Attend Alumni DancQ

HCVc1IQ zAIUINII O0IlCee
John Brozich, Edward Johnson, DR..
H. Stehman and Alfred Hill were
among the young Aurora people who
attended the high school alumni dance
at the Moose hall last night. The
young people are we'll known here,
having attended many local social
functions.
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To Visit Adirondacks.

Miss Alice M. Potter of the McIn-
tyre hospital staff will leave for Chi
cago Saturday to join her sister, Mrs.
J. E. Purcell. They will leave Tues
day for the Lake Placid club in the
Adirondacks, where they will spend
the summer.
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Resolved, that the following bills be allowed
and the city clerk be and is hereby instructed
ment of same.
A Supumcich, hauling garbage. .....$ 20. 25
The Quickprint, job printing. ....... 80. Is
Peter Rab1taille hauling garbage. 4.50
The Virginia & Rainy Lake Co., stak-
ing engineering department. . 2l6|
Albert E. Bickford, incidental expenses 7.66
Albert E. Bickford. rat bounty. 20.
The Vireinian Publishing Co., pub
fishing proceedings. etc: ........ l7s. SO
Enterprise Printing & Publishing Co.,
publishing proceedings, etc. c........ ll4.S8
The Virginia & Rainy Lake Co., lum-
ber furnished different depart
mentS lS9, 73
Norton Hardware Co., supplies. diff
fenent departments. s............. 1896
E. l. DUPONT Powder Co., explosives.
Kopp ' "e;i Norris supplies different 1924
departments. .......... ...... 1o.eo
Virginia Foundry Co., street supply. 1888
M. l.. MatheSon, machinery supplies 56 45
Standard Oil Co., road oil. il.......... 152. 90
Duluth Missabe & Northern Ry. Co.,
freight road oil............... oil 1l3.47
Virginia Plumbing & Heating Co.,
connections for steam BATH fire hall 1856
Frederic Bass. inspection of sewage
Great s'GSta Northern ' Railway Co., freight o'00
on soft coal, incinerator plant. 20. IL
DR.: j. H. Grove, aiding city poor, pro-
fessional services. es................. 1875 90
David Beaudoin, labor at detention
hospital. .... ....... ........ SO
Walter S. Booth & Son, cigarette
applications and licenses. ....... 100
New London Milling Co.. hay and
oats, city pound. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.9l
Zenith Furnace Co.. Screenings, in
cinerator plant. Observation-Disclosures. 81 O8
Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter
clerks office. Observation-Disclosures. 1925
U. S. Incandescent Lamp Co.. tung-
stem lamps. Observation-Disclosures. so. ~
The Studehaker Cornora tion IF Amer
ica. street fusher supply. ....... 80 As
Water & Light Department, city light
ing, etc. Observation-Disclosures. l774. 16
Clara l.. Lofgren, transfers of prop
erty. .......... ................ 800
Finnish Hardware Co.. supplies roller
rink and street. et.................. %. 10
Virginia Hardware Co., supplies diff
ferent departments. nts................ 50. 60
Mesaba Range Office Supply Co., sup
plies, different departments. ..... 8S5
Virginia City Band, music furnished
City. ty......... ......... ......... ls0. 90
Andrew Grande, sewer pipe and sup
plies. ........ .......... ........ 1850 .26
/ Oscar Sundberg. gravel for sewer,
c. F: Ahis,rand, supplies, detention "
hospital ............ ............ 41.27
Mrs Lena Lysaker, nursing at deten-
tfon hospital ........ ............ SO. so
Risberg & Warwick. seven scrappers 9.75
Total. ..... .......... . $4s46 81
! Passed on motion of Alderman Lien by the
following vote
Nays-Aldermen Heritage, Walsh, Murray,
Matheson Murray, Lien, McGhee, Coffey, Mr..
/ Presndent-9.
Nays-NOne.
Adopted June 1st, 1915.
Approved June 7th, 1915.
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Expected Home Tomorrow.

Edward Ala, is expected home to-
morrow from an automobile trip
through Wisconsin and Michigan and
visit of several days at his former
home in Hancock, Mich. He will be
accompanied on his return by his sis
ter Miss Milia Ala of Oskar, Mich,
who will spend the summer in this
city as guest at his home on Mesaba
avenue
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Other Roads Make Increase.

Other Roads Make Increase.
The Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
company and the Duluth, Winnipeg &
Pacific company increased the fares
out Of Virginia cents as we'll as the
Duluth, Missabe & Northern railway
company. This was made possible by
the new interstate tariff compiled in
Nav
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11
Concrete Building Blocks.

Concrete Building Blocks.
Are you thinking of building? We
make all kinds of concrete building
blocks. See our stock, pick out your
style and let US estimate the cost. E.
Hendrickson Co., T. Olson, 534 Ash
street. 6tp-12
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Council Chamber

Council Chamber,
Virginia, Mimi. June 1st, 1915
To the President and City Council of the City
of Virginia
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on finance,
would respectfully report that we have audited
the following bills and offer the following
resolution for adoption:
r. J. McGHEE
GEO. HARVEY
j. A. WALSH
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11

New Excelsior Bicycles.
Best equipment, $26 to $29. Old
bicycles taken in trade. Bicycles to
rent. Excelsior Sales Co.
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Return from MINNEAPOLIS.

RetQfn from NIlnneap0uS.
Mrs. Joseph Karl and son, Frank,
returned last evening from Mime
apolis, where Frank has been taking
treatments. She was accompanied
from Duluth by her daughter, Miss
Margaret, who has completed her
course at the Central business college.
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11
Return from Trim,

Return from Trip.
Dr.. and Mrs. John w. Deering re-
turned last evening from Duluth. DR..
Deering, who has been recuperating
from i'll health at the Battle Greek,
Mich, sanatarium, was Joined at Du-
luth yesterday by his wife.
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11
Returns. from School.

Harlan johnson, who has finished
his second year work in the pharma-
ceutical department Of the University
of Minnesota, returned yesterday for
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. johnson of the Scanlon location.
He is a graduate Of the Virginia high
school and is making good in his
studies. Next term he will graduate
from the state university.
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Return fn Proctor,

Return. to Proctor.
Miss Louise Scharnhorst, Miss Ada
McCullum and Miss Ruth Bird of Proc
tor were visitors yesterday at the
Martins home on Walnut street. They
returned to their homes last evening.
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11
Will Hear Estate Case.

VIII neAf ESt3te Case.
Judge Hughes has set July 3 as the
date for the hearing Of evidence in
the estate case of Dan Malkovich.
Steven Malkovich~ is administrator of
the estate. Victor L. Power of Hib-
bing is counsel for Malkovich.
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X C'S Meet T0nipht.

A regular meeting of the Virginia
Knights of Columbus will be held this
evening at the Moose hall. Nothing
but routine business will be up for
consideration,
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At the Rer.

"The Girl / Left Behind Me-" David
Belasco's great legitimate hit, in its
filmatized form, pleased large crowds
noon and evening. The picture will be
shown for the last time tonight. It
is war play with Robert Edeson
and Claire Whitney in the leading
roles. 1t is one: of the best films that
has been shown at the popular Chest
nut street playhouse.
The Virginia enterprise., 1915-06-11

Miss Celeste Caldwell of Thief River
Falls, Mimi, is Virginia visitor to-
day.. She is registered at the New
Fav hotel.
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Expected Back Soo1

Samuel Cusson, Jr., and Howard
Grace, who are attending the St. John
Military school at Delafeld, Wis, are
expected to return to Virginia Satur-
day for their summer vacation.
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Moved and supported that the matter Of
appointing an inspector of the construction OF
the publication plant be laid on the table
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city clerk b<
authorized to notify by letter Frederic Bass
Lawrence-McCann company, the city en-
gineer and the inspector of the plant when
he is appointed, that the council expects them
to carry out the terms Of the contract, plans
and specifications as they have been accepted
by the council and fled and that any alter
ations or changes which are deemd advisable
to be made shall be first presented to the
council for ratification.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city of Vir
ginia shall sell to the village of Franklin a
sufficient amount of road oil to cover certain
the city plus freight and that a resolution be
drawn and presented at the next regular
meeting.
Carried
Moved and supported that the city engineer
and street commissioner be authorized and in
structed to proceed to make sewer connec-
tions at the premises described in nine ap-
plications which were submitted to the coun-
Gil for this purpose during the year 1914.
Carried
Moved and supported that the names and
addresses of the parties who have signed these
petitions be read.
Carried.
The names and locations were read to the
council Dy the clerk.
Moved and supported that a resolution be
authorized to be drawn, covering the author
ization and instructions to the street commits
sioner and city engineer for making these
sewer connections, and presented at the next
regular meeting.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city attorney.
in reporting his findings as to the contract
as alluded to in the report Of the investiga-
tion by John Wilson of the construction of the
six foot storm sewer proposition, submit a
written report
Carried. Q
Moved and supported that the volunteer
fremen be granted the use of a necessary
portion of streets for their annual races at
the tournament to be held in this city from
August 10th to August 18th next, and that
all necessary concessions on Chestnut street
otherwise be granted and that the mat
ters be placed in the hands of the committee
streets as to these privileges.
Carried
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RESOLUTION NO. l173.

Council Chamber,
City of Virginia. Minn., June LIST, 1915
Resolution appointing Milton c. Butler az
superintendent of construction of the puri-
fcation plant
BY Alderman McGhee.
Resolved: by the city council of the City
Of Virginia, that Milton c. Butler be and he
hereby is appointed superintendent of the
construction of the publication plant now be
ing constructed in this city
Moved by Alderman Coffey. supported by
Alderman Harvey, that the above resolution
be adopted.
Ayes-Aldermen Harvey, Matheson, McGhee
Coffey, Mr.. President-5.
.ays-Aldermen Heritage, Walsh Murray,
Lien-4.
Not adopted June 1st, 1915.
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Resolved, that the following bills be allowed
and the city clerk be and is hereby instructed
to draw orders on the city treasurer in pay
IF
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9tra0e i'm be~t0umfrtfteaen 3ennbetta (GlfaR).

S66e ni6t binaus. 9agegen gslang es
ben beutiden 2rupPen, 8eldnoe gu GEE
pinnen.
Sis Gnbe December bdtten iid auf BEN
in $50 Mteter 96be, fait 700 M&tter iibtr
benz R6eintbale selegener, bi4t beipalocten
9artmdnnsneilerfopfe, einem beliebten,
gepIogtI9 uno botaniid ilterefduten
Qusflugspuntte, uur beutfde unb fran3Ds
iiIfe 0od)en %befunben, bic chamber beDbs
a6tenb oegeniiber Iagen. Die 9eutI9en
bielten ben DItliasu, bic G~ran3oIsn ben
ipeitIineH She'll bes &Opfes beiebt, Sns
SpiI9en batteu bic Gran8oien cine aei1e
bon Ql~penjGgers9 atailoneR in bic Sibs
@ogelen entianbt uno duf ben 9artmanns'
peilertopf cine gauge alpenidgers 3pms
pagnie poreeIdo6tn, bic ii9 bort cine
fefungsartige Gtsllung fauf bic elips
isnIormig ben bo4iten puntt umialoB.
Die 66be bes Moltenrdtn q125 Dieter,
3u Der man bonn 6drtmdnnspeiltrtopf
ibsr bic Sdgertannt (Sattelpuntt) ges
llngt, lplrbe ebeHIo ME Der 8el6sn frans
3ofiI9erIeits itarI beiebt.
Die eriten beutfden 8orItoBe ee9en bic
Rino6urg auT BEN 6Grtmannspeilsrtopf
Iheiierten an Der Stdrte iener Steaung.
qu9 muBfe bic bem Gldhlanbe entitnms
menbe ansrifTstruppe erit bic Gdli4e DeS
i'm @e6irge erfabrenen @egners tennen
unb 6etdmpfeR lernen, Der nit idnar3en
s3ieqenfenen 6ebangen poer NIT 9dnnens
rstiie bebedt, bic Spiel ber f4neebeOedten
9annen beitieg unb bon bort aus, in a6rs
BEN iibenb, aug Itintn 8eritedsn auf uns
iere Gplbaten btrabi4oB. 9alO batten
biefe bic @inefeituug bon auben p0lia
umfhIofien; aud mar bic Sdgertanne be-
Iebt porben, lin bic bon Woltenrdin ber
eriparteten frau5oiI6en G~ntIaBberiude
obipeiIen al t1nnen. GolAe erfolgten aud
nit minbeTens einem Qlpenidgers gatails
Ion, purben a6er BON ben 6eutI4en fd
energiI6 sur @ebre Iebenben l4ipd6en
8ruppen abgsipieIsn. gu sleider 3eit
aus benz 9ingipd1 unternommene Nus
fGle Der 9ergbeIabung ideiterten. Sns
spiThen bate man bic ipeiter n0tbigen
angriffsmitteL bereitseitelt, 70 bdB am
10. Sanuar Der Sturm BON Seiten Der
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Der Sipei 2anbpebrsg rigaben bic 6rdns
3oian b~erartig btrbliFfte, bab ie erft uaA
3tpeieinbal6 Sa9tu borriidten uno aud
Mil6auIen pieber beIeBten. Sn5tptI9sn
mar aber bic Guti6eiouns in Gotbringet
ldneit 81 Sumter Der @eutIhen gefaaen.
auh iebt bielten iia bic 9ran3oien nidt
in Miilbauien auf fonbern beiebten peits
lia bieier Stabt cine Steaun8 Bel Senns
betm, bic fih in iiooiliher Rihtung hins
3og. Sn5piiden singen peitere Oeltide
3ruppsn bon Shlsttitdbt uno @olnlar
aus in neitli4er aibtung Dor. SIN Ior
ben ndbntn baberii6e 3ruppeu W}drti4
meg, ipd9renb man i'm Gioeu duf Miins
fer bprging. @lei95eitig uu6m bic 9ris
oabe MdtbB bag @ebmeilersS hal, ging
fiber llFfbot5 auf Senn6eim rpr urb
Iiderte burh bic Wsenabme bon Rieoers
aspa6 uub S9peigbauien ben 8eiiB bon
Mitlbdufen fit bic oeutiae Seeresleitung.
Don bieien Wiitte September ausgefods
isntn admpfen, bic ben 5raHJoieu ben
Gunbgau fat sdu5lid tpiebtr Mtrifen,
bsrri6te Bis anfang DECEMBER bier uers
bdltnismdbige au6c. LIN oieieu 3eits
punt 6srum bsmertie man cine leb6dfte
3bitieteit oer Fran86fldeu artilerie io'
nie umgruppiruHgeu bon 3ruppen, BITE
auf oifeniips ablidtsn fhliebsn IieBen.
Gnbe DECEMBER b%sgauneu bic 6rdn5ofen
gun britten MaIe nit elmer GffeHitoe In
Rihtung Milbduien. Sic Staht foLte
mad @sIanssnsnausiagen ipdteitens Gnbe
Suuuar eubeiltis In fran50Fider 9anb
Iein.
Wie aus ben 3agesberiAten Der Obers
Iten Sseresleitana betannt III. ipurbe 3tpis
Ideu BEN q. DECEMBER uno 8. Sanuar
Inn ben geIib Der 60bs AIS peItli4
SenHbsim Gag fir Gag erbittert a%etdmpft.
Die Gran3pIen tamsn iebo4 iibsr bieIs
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Te purben d%btransportirt unb bic eide
rung bes Gunosdues 2auorebrtruppen
iiberluKen, bic 3und9h nod auf benz
re4ten Mbeinufer IN Der @ilpung begrif
fen iporsn. Radbem bic Gran5oitH fih
bon ber G6ladt Bel Milbuuieu erboIt
bdtten, singen tie abermals NIT itdrten
ardften Dor, unb nm bieie auf dlle Sale
~feT8ubalten unb am Gingreiien in bic iid
i'm Rorben ~tntipinuenbe groBt S4laHt tn
9ptbringeH su hitbern, puroen 5ipei bic
FER acknowledgement. Watb1 unb Dabm,
in nsItlider Rihtuns 5um angriff an9es
lebt, cine 8eipegung, bic gu ben @efehten
bon Goruad, Glahsldn0en unb Idgsoorf
fii6rie. Brigade matbb, aus ben 6aois
Then 2anbtpebr aeeimantern 40 unb 40
beitt6enb, gins iebr bran Ourd ods BON
ben 5rdn3oien niGt beiebte WiIbauien
binburd nab Dorna9 Dor, 3robbem
Ie elm fit4terlides Beuer bon ben 6o9en
BEL Observation-Disclosures erbielt, entpidelte
iib bic Brigade gum Qngtiff. ga oiefer
ieood nit RudTt6t ouf bic gang bsbeus
tenbe ue6alssenbeit Der Stdrte unb Stels
hung nift anesbradt eri6ien, 70 brad
General matbb baS Gefeft ub uHb sius
bintsr bic Rbsinlinie ouriid. 4tbnli4 ers
cling % Der Brigade Ddbm bel 6lafss
laubtn uno Sagsbort Der ss aud nod
eeldne, Elm 4lpeniGesrsg Battalion unO Elm
Regiment Gbafsurs b'2lfrique gu Dertifs
ten. Sbts Qngriffe iparsn BON tleinen
3beiterfulssn bssIeitst. Sin burai4lGs
genbes Grsebnis mar nit aidii9t auf
bic Iebr srheblife uebsrlessn6eit oes Seq
uers (ss Itanben bort 5psisinbaIb aorps)
niht Su e%r5islen. Wsnn d eu9 niht
geeliidt mar, bic Grau5oIsn gu fdlassH.
70 purbe bod Der 9aupiaped Der gan8en
9efpseuus erreidt ou bieier NIT eroBem
edHsiO unO Gef9id ssfihrts 9oritob
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cine grobe Qn3abl toOter Sran8oien oor
ben beutIGen Stelungen. SIN @egenIaB
su ben Bel Sage unternommenen 4ugrifz
I'm paren bic 0dGtangriffe Der 5rdn3oieu
Tebr matt gefii6rt. Die beuti9n 6oI0as
ten b0rten i'm Sir3ba9er BaIOe, ME bic
fran3off4en 0ffi8iere sroBe Miihe bats
ten, lire 2eute iiberbaupt portpdrts au
brtn9en.
Wltt i6rer nelen, biefer Sage begonnes
hen SFfeniipe buben bic Gran3oieu ebeas
ionenig Slid qe6abt fpie nit i9ren fribes
rem, uno bic 6rii6id6rss 9ohpaRer bdben
bic &dmpfe ber3eit gum Stilitano ges
brdGt; beioe Seiten beIdrdnten ft9 duf
@rtilleriebue[le unb uqer 8~dbrIheiuli9s
teit mad biirfte Iia bemnddIt bet s9ann
has 8eiipiel BON Soifons pieber9olen
Der SuIammenbredenben frdn5ofI6en 9fs
Fsniibt nirb cine ii6erIegene beuti4e
Sffeniibe folgsn, Die enbgiiIttg nit ben
5ran3pien i'm GliaB %aufrdumen uno in
sinen ~Geitungstrisg Bel 8eIfort austlingen
pirb.
Mte an Der &ifte, tpie in 0orbTrdnts
reid, pie BEL &eims, tpte in ben ar9ons
nen, nie 6ei 9eroun tperoen bic 5ran3oIsn
aud bier benz unipiberitebli6en 9rude,
TAPER tdmpfenb unb langIam 3tpar, d6er
Ii6tr urb itetig pei4en. 9a lie forts
pGbrenb periu9en, fi9 bur4 @egenitOBe
9uft gu MAIDEN, 70 1T es berftdnoIif, boB
i'm SbtrsGITuB aur 8eit eine bnra bic
@itterung unb SdneeoerbdItntFe in ges
piFem Slime %eingeengte Operation bor
f4 ge6t, bic nod Iebbafter merben tpirb,
lo6alb bic S9neebede bic 8epegungsfreis
6eit in ben @ogeien nidt me9r beBinbert.
Den beuti9en 5ruppen Itehen bier bpr
auem in GROCER 8dbl Observation-Disclosures
oegtniiber, bic ii6 berborraBenb f4logen
unb nit alien Gigenbeiten bes Gsbirgss
trieges eendu pertrout Iinb. Sen braben
3ruppen, bic bier in ben 9oeeIen sinerl
70 aus9e3eidneten @egner gegeniiberTteben,
muB e. baber boppeIt bod angerednet
werben, bab lie aud untsr oieien dnormds
len aompfber6GltniHeu i'm @ebirse NIT
linn fertig 81 perben tpifen.
Sn ben am 26. Gebruar 1871 bereins
borten Observation-Disclosures finbet iif
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0altIaen unternommeH tperben tonnte.
Die erIten nobLg3ielten S6iife trafen
ben 0ffi5iersunterltdnb in Der 3ingfefe.
3tpei Dffi3iere fturbsn set0btet unb elmer
perpunbet. Der lebte Sfft3ter itredte,
auf bie1es Grsisnis bin, bic ausIi4tss
loIigfeit psiterea 0~ibertdnoes einiebenb,
NIT Dem Reit Der 9eiaBung bic Daffeu.
Gin Sffi3ier uRb $50 4lpenidser puroen
70 3u Gefange1en gsmadt. 3mei Gage
Ipdter tpurbe aud Der 6ir5itein geHomt
men unb bort nod 3fpet 0ffi5iere unb 40
Mdun gefdugen genommen. 4n Dem
Sir3tein tpareR bic beutIden 3ruppen,
obne einen S9uB 81 tbun. berangetoms
men. SelbIt bic 9efangenen 9ffi3iere
Iasten aus, oob bic beutiden @orbereis
tungen our @tgna9me Der 9Obeniteluns
gen bortreffIi4 g~etpeien ieien.
DdbreHb bieier &dmpfe i'm 9ebirge
fparen bic beuti6en Sruppen ben alters
gr6Bten @trdpd3en unb @n~tbebrungsn
dusgeIebt. glIf ho6er 8erges90be tdms
pfenb, no tiefer @hnes lag, bic Sunnen
bod 3Im 9ihmel ragen unb no bi9tes
llnterbol3 ben Qus6Iid duF penige Weter
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