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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20
IDENTIFYING MURDERED
 WOMAN BY HER TEETH
First Effort of Prosecution in the Fair
 Trial at Bridgeport

Bridgeport, Conn, Dec. 1s.-The state introduced late today it's first witness to identify part of the skele- ton found in the woods in Darien in August, 1914, as that of Mrs. Marg- aret Fair, for whose death her hus- band, William F. Fair, and Jack De- vereaux are on trial here on a man. slaughter charge. Dr. William H Booth of Albany testified that the teeth in the skeleton, which was an exhibit in the case, were those that he treated when Mrs. Fair, then known as Grace Clifton, was 8 resident ot Albany.
 Experts on anatomy occupied the entire session of the superior court today. Dr. H. B. Ferris of Yale tes- tified that he articulated the skeleton. pr. B. T. Stanley of Albany told of Mrs. Fairs habits when, as he testi- fled, she was an inmate of a house of ill repute in that city. He had treat ed her for alcoholism, he said, and he added that she was addicted to cig- arettes and sleep producing opiates. None of these last named experts was asked to identify the skeleton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20

Washington, Dec. 19.-The way was cleared in the senate today for final vote on Senator Sheppard's bill for prohibition in the District of Columbia and unless there is an unexpected hH- buster it will be put on passage to- morrow. Friends of the measure ex- pect it to pass.
 The main fight came over Senator Underwood's amendment providing "a referendum of the question to Dis trict residents. After many minor changes had been made in its phrase ology, the amendment was beaten in committee of the whole, 38 to 3S. Sen ator Underwood gave notice that he would ask for a separate vote on it when the bill with amendments came up for final action. Advocates of the referendum still were hopeful tonight that tn enecessary majority could be found.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20
Vote on District Prohibition Today
Friends of Senator Sheppars Bill Expect Measure Will Pass -Underwoods Amendment Providing Referendum of the Question to District Residents Was Beaten in Com rnittee of the Whole by Tie Vote, 3S to 3S.

There is little chance that the tie can be broken by Vice President Mar shall since he is to leave Washington before the senate convenes tomorrow
 Senator Sheppard showed a disposi- tion to press for a final vote tonight but there was evidence that any at- tempt to do so would result in Q fili- buster and after much parliamentary manoeuvering the senate went into executive session and left the bill to take the ordinary course tomorrow.
 Before the vote on the referendum the senate adopted, 54 to 15, change suggested by Senator Williams, whicE would permit all persons '.regardles; of sex" to participate and approved also amendments confining suffrage tc the literate and those who are not de- linqnent in tax payments and extend ing it to residents of other states dom- iciled in the District.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20

national guard up to about S9, 800, 900.
 The departments decision was con- strued as finally disposing of the sug- gestion that the Lewis machine gun, concerning which there has been a bitter controversy. should be adopted as the army standard. In announcing the award, the department let it be known that the machine gun board had been reconvened to consider the Lewis gun and after holding extensive hearings had adhered to its original recommendation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20
CONTRACTS FOR 4,oo0
 WICKER SMAcHINE GUNS
Made by War Department at a Cost
 of $5,500,0oo.

Washington, Dec. 19.-In accordance with the original recommendations of he special machine gun board. the war department today let contracts for 1000 Vickers machine guns and &C., sessories at cost of $5,500,000, and announced that additional contracts soon would be let which would bring the sum to be expended on such wea< pons for the regular army and the
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20
MENTAL CONDITION OF MRS.
 GILLIGA NGROWS WORSE
Doubtful if She Ever Comes to Trial
 for Alleged Murders.

Hartford, Dec. 19.-Mrs. Amy E. Archer Gilligan, indicted September 21 for five murders of inmates of the Archer home for elderly people in Windosr, will not be tried at this term of the superior court, and whether she is ever tried on the murder charges depends upon whether or not her men tai condition improves or grows worse. She is said to be suffering from prison psychosis and is unable to intelligently confer with her counsel, B. M. Holden.
 This situation was presented to Judge James H. Webb in the superior criminal court this afternoon by States Attorney Alcorn and MT. Hold en and the court granted a continua tion of the case. Mrs. Gilligan will re- main in jail until she gets better or worse and the states attorney said he would tr yher sometime after her mental condition improves,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20
Women's Hosiery

Put some stockings in her stock ing and she's sure to be pleased. Hosiery is sensible as well an attractive gift.
 Black Cotton Hose in two weights, 15c pair.
 Silk Lisie and Cotton Hose, 25c a pair.
 Medium Weight Cotton Hose, regular made, 2ec a pair.
 Women's Silk LisIe Hose or Gauge Cotton Hose, 39c pair.
 Fibre Silk Hose in black or white, 59c pair.
 Pure Thread Silk Boot Hose, in black only 59c pair.
 Pure Thread Silk Hose, regular made in good variety of coIors, e5c a pair.
 Women's Silk Hose, in black, white and co!ors, SIPS a pair.
 Phoenix Silk Hose for women. A guaranteed hose, soc and S1.05 a pair.
 Women's Fancy Hose in variety Of popular designs, SIPS a pair.
 Pure Thread Silk Hose in black, white and coIors $1.75 pair.
 Women's Hand embroidered Hose, SAYS and $500 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20

Do you hear anyone kicking about the high cost of pleasure ?-Philadel- phia Ledger.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20

WaIlingford.-At a meeting of the directors of the First National bank Harry E. Dickerman was elected an auditor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Andrew Andrews.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20

Bridgeport.-Within the last two weeks eggs have taken big drop in Bridgeport and for the sum of 50 or 60 cents one may now buy 8 dozen of the strictly fresh variety. A short time ting fabulous prices for eggs, some reporting prices of s1 and few of S1-25.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
Lightning In Rural Districts.

Nine-tenths of the annual mortality
from lightning occurs in the rural dis
tricts (including under this head all
towns and villages of $500 inhabi-
tants or less). Lightning is one Of
the principal causes of fires in the
rural districts, the loss from which
might be largely lessened by putting
rods on all barns and isolated build
ings.
In respect of the number OK deaths
caused by lightning, Nevada comes
nrst, followed Tin order as given) by
North Dakota, South Dakota, Colo
rado, Montana and Utah. These
states may be said to comprise our
principal thunderstorm belt. The few
est deaths and injuries from lightning
occur in the state of Washington.
where storms of the kind are very in
frequent.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
WAN
HER LAST HOUR OF SERVICE
This Newark Domestic Made Clean
ly Exit, Aided by the Services
OF Her Employer.

Marian was going. For week the
homework had stood still, because"
as Mrs. Woodside said, you can't ask
maid to do anything when she's leav-
ing"
For week the kitchen range had
been cold, likewise the water tank be-
side it; and, there being no gas heater
in the Woodside home, the grownups
had contented themselves with cold
baths and the children with such puri-
fication as could be accomplished with
occasional bedtime teakettles of hot
water. Il ought to have Marian start
the fire." said the mistress, but it.
means bringing up coal from the cell
lar, and I'm afraid to ask her."
The hour of Mariar's departure had,
arrived. She lazied through the break
fast dishwashing, then disappeared up
stairs to pack. Mrs. Woodside went
into the deserted kitchen and said,
Now I'll have a fire and boilerful of
hot water at last She brought
kindling and coal from the lower re-
gions, she built the fire and stocked
it for an hour, until the water tank
gave out a grateful heat. Then she
went to look for Marian.
The outgoing maid was not in her;
room. Mrs. Woodside came down from
the third floor perplexed. Could Ma
riar have gone without saying good
by?
Then from behind the closed door
OF the bathroom came the joyous
sound of one luxuriating in a porce-
lain tub filled with glorious hot wa
ter. Marian was taking a bath.-New-
ark News.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
Little Bedtime story.

Peter Rabbit watched in consider
able amazement the antics of Titus
Iumolebug, who was rolling his ball
along rut, clinging on and going over
with it, and then letting it roll over
MN. Are you doing that for fun?''
questioned Peter, "or have you the hall
iucination that you are a joy-riding
motorist, compelled to turn turtle ey-
cry time you get hance?"-Kansas
City Star.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
SUSPENSE.

US fellers at Crimson Gulch de-
eiueo' remarked Broncho Bob, las
now were fur peace. The general sen.
.iment was that we'd be more peaceful
II we'd disarm.
out you are carrying gun"
yes. Everybody is waitin' fur
everybody else to disarm first. I'm
A,nu 0 AFRAID this reluctance an sus-
pic,on IS goin' to start some hard
reelin's.'
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
Lona.Lost Found.

An see yo' is housecleanin', said
MRS. Snow White. YES" replied Mrs.
marsh Green, "dey is nothin lax NOV
IN things round once in awhile Why
l des come ercross pair OBJ slippers
under <e bed dat All hadn't seen fob
hVe yeahs. Dallas News
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
Book Made Many Friends.

Honest old Izaak Walton" Dear
oiu tzaak Walton" BY such terms lie
she ola linen draper and fisherman re.
,erred to by the multitude who have
book.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
Fishermen Save nj.

MAINE coast lobster fishermen have
discovered that the lobster enters
lobster trap through the sense OF
slent and not through the smelling
ps.' ana are now batting the traps
win fresh fish sealed in glass Jars.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-21
t Rosslyn, where the Fifth

WISE is the wife who can make .
Aoise iike a good dinner cooking
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
&rilis pprnber.
Gnmdnien tritt nibt anf Sci
te Der Mlliterten.
eenbet @etreice nad l1ngarm.

Berlin, Z. MuguF iiber 2onbon.
9epei9sn aus @ofia 3ufolge 1T bic
rumdni1@e &riiis poriiber. Die 6alz
tung Der rumdnil l@en Regierung mar
eine 3eit lang ben 3entralmd@ten
feiabli9, unb sic @taatsmGnner er<
pogen ernitli@ ben Mnf9luB an Die
g!uiierten. 0us @toden Der rn1ii<
f9en SffeniiDe fiibrte irbeKen 3l1
ei1lem l1m19mung Der 0ffentli@en
Metnuns, unb bic @rnennllng oes
5elbmarf6aQs bon &inbenburg gum
Rommanbtur Der Sitfront mo@tt in
8ufaref: tiefen @inorud. nebrigens
tpollts man nur Seiterret@< <llngarn
unD meoer Oentf@lanD nod 8ulgo<
rten ben Rrteg ertldren.
Der @etreibebanbel 5tpiiben Mu=
mdnten 'unD SeIterret9zl1ngarn lit
nteDer aufgenommen tporDen. Donz
nerStag gingen 1,134 Magenlo6unz
gen @etreibe iiber bic @ren3e. 5000
meitere Wagenlabungen iinb perianDz
berett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
Gnoe 1T @i9t~
@treit Der straRenbabner >uiro
ppraue iidtlid irleolid) bei9elegt
8eratnugen tu1 @ange.

Seem Dort, z. Nuguf. Ser @treit
Der Gtrabenbabner, nelber geitern
ben gan5en Bertebr labm legte, nitro
:pahr5@etnlt9 nod beute frteoli@ betz
gelegt tperben. @ormittags am II
ubr finoen 8erfammlungen Der Mrz
better Drgant1ation un0 Der Diz
rettoren Der SEEM Oort &atlmaDs So.
fatt, Inn gu or19lagen @teuung gu
nebmen, lpel9e beretts bic 8iutgung
Dpn 0ertretern Der Union un6 ppn
6em prd1t6enten Der 8abn @bonts
gefunoen baben. Tiibrer auf betben
@etten ppllen Die Mnnabme Der @prz
f9ldge empfeblen.
Obglet9 bic @tn5elbeiten gebeingez
bnlten tperoen, Bis entpeoer bic Mnz
11obme ober bic Mblebnung erfolgt, ID
berlautet, oab etne 2obnffala bon 80
bts 33 Gents unb auBerbem eine tat=
1d9li9e, tpenn au@ ni@t offi3ieue
Mnertennung Ser Union bepiligt
1ino. &iinftige @treitisteiten iinb ei<
nem gemetni@aftlt@en &on1itee gu
u11terbreiten.
Taus cine @inieung 3n @tanbe
tomms, 10 biirften bic Streifs gegen
bic anberen betetltg.en @traBenbo6z
men in dbnli@em Slime gei9li@tet
iper0en.
9eute friib iino nur 339 @traBenz
babntpagen i'm Betrtebe. Qluf jeben1
befinben it9 etn poer 5tpei ppli5iz
1ter. @emalttdtigfetten iinb nibt Dorz
qefommen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11

Tront miro beri6tet, oaB 1ib an Der
gan5en 2iuie cine Berlteifung oes
feinoliben @iberitan6es benerfbar
made. 9eit Der Mnfunft Der Rul-s
fen an Der Stoboo=2inie bnbe lib
an Der 6rort t1ibts mebr beranoert>
bod lei sic Bauie nur tempprar,
uno baIb ipiiroen Die Hulien einen
neuen 8orltob MAIDEN.
uNob baben oie Mulien Die SSni-
tiatiDe ni6t aufgegeben", beiBt es
m0rtli6", aber cine neue 8eue Der
energti6iten 6eutiben @egenlpebr
bot einqeieBt, nnb Die nen organi=
iierte glr1mee, Die itd aus iarfen
gtelernen nnb nenen &efruten 5u=
la,nmenl lekt, fat sic Mnfgabe iiber=
npn11men, bout paiiipen 8ioeritanO
51tr b6dJit enersiidem @egenoffenitpc
iiber5tgeben.
vTelbmaridall BON t6inbenbnras
periSnlide 2eitnng lit idon fiibl6ar,
aber ruiiiibe 9eobadter glaubsn
lidt, 6aB er mebr tl1n fann, alS otn
Mori9 ser 93uilen na6 ao1pel fenl-
pordr auf5ubalten.
uDie Oferretber baben tire gol1'
aen &rGfte an ser 9traBe nab
2en1berg 5uiammenge5ogen nno per>
iu9en lire @egner am @eretb, els
aige W}eilen liiopeitli6 bon 8roop,
All baIter. Die Hu1fen baben lbon
einige grfolge errungen, aber tns
fplge bes itarfen 0iterreidtiden @i.
oeritanbes lit Der Grfulg 5lueifel-
baft.4
rDie ilbli6fte Slanfe ser otter
rei9ii9en Streitfrdfte unter Gene
raj Bflan5er-8altin lit glei6foQs res
organiliert tporoen unb ma6t iett
einen neuen Mngrtff ouf sen linfsn
Sligel ser rulliihen Mrnee nnter
General 8ruifilom, 1iioipeitlid) bon
&utp. Dieier Mngriff miro iebod)
nnr bon fleinen @treitfrd ten anS-
gefiibrt, urb 1nilitdrii6e 8eoba6ter
glauben nidt an einen groBen Or
fpla. perlelbel1.4 -.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
Sic ,,8remen =?
@roRes Sandbuut an Der &aite
BON Wiaine geliatet.

Nortlan6, Maine, Z. slug. Son
Der &iiltenpa6e auf Der GroB-Sniel
puroe beute mittag ein groBes l1n-
terieeboot geieben, 6as .ii9 Der &ii-
ite naberte. Das 8etter tpar neblig
unb Die 9eationalitqt oes 3auhboo-
tes fonnte nidt feltgeitellt 1peroe1.
9as 8oot befan6 ii9, als es 5nleBt
geieben puroe, flint Meilen bon ser
&m1te e1tfer11t.
9aS 8oot muroe geiebe1L alS es
auftau6te. Na6 einer @iertell ltun6e
beri6man6 eS mieOer unter 6e111
@aiier.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
Tlanoertt Die 9a11ptinde.
Dentidlanb n1nk 11berge>pidt iibef
Gnglan6 baben.

2onoon, Z. 2luguit. DAP 9eutld@
lano bas l1ebergeiptdt iiber England
in Glanbern geninnen muB, 1T bic
Mnii9t 0es Qomirals bon Sirpib.
Sen r0amburger Na6rt4ten 3ufolge
ertpioerte Der Mbmiral auf etre
gliidpun56oepefAe: rM0ge bic
neber5eugung in unierem @aterlanbe
nadfen, baB bas Delltihtum r11r err
halten tperben uno f0rtfhreiten Tam,
penn mir na@ benz Rriege cine fefte
6altung gegen Die NnglpzN Nmerifaner
etnnebmen. Da3u geb0rt, baB
Deutidlanb unb niat england bic
.9orma9t III Jlanbern il
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
@euig sorge.
&rie9 itort @iener 9es
ben fannl.
syntereHe in nnsarn.

OeIIt, SuJluel6, 8. ~"9"l'e
Mmsritaner, tpelhe tiir3li6 our9
Deiterrei9 : l1ngarn reiiten, fasen,
bab ibnen Der unterl@ieo in bem
@erbolten Der Bep0lferung Der beiz
Sen 2dnber tnbe5ug auf ben &rieg
auffiel. ssSn Seiterreib gebt oas 2e@
ben fait gang mie getp0bnli4 por ii9
uno bas algeneine Publitum i4enft
ben Torti@ritt Ser 5elo5iige anf9ei<
nenb tpenig 8eaAtung. Sn l1nsorrs
oagegen f6eint je5ermonn itart inter-
ef1iert gu lein, peit mehr 2eute fdeiz
men bic 3ettung gu leien nno bic
ariegs : Bulletins merben etfrig Fu@
hiert uno beiproden.
M}it Musnobme oes 2anDes 5!pi>
i9en snnsbrud uno Der l6pei5eri>
i9en @ren5e, nDroli6 bon Der ttalte<
ni19en &riegs5one, 1T oas &etien auf
Der @i1enba6n in Seiterrct@ nibt
j9nierig. SORT fin0 jeoo@ ale Ct
preb3ige pom 5abrplan genommen
tpprben unb bic @ei1enoen tperben
genau Be elt9tigt. @ingeborene unb
g}eutrale, tpel4e Seiterret6 perlof@
len, tperoen an Der i6pei3ertiden
Wren3e fir eins Yertooe bon elmer
Big gu brei Wo@en aufgebalten nno
ge3&pungen, ibre eigenen @otel 9luS%
lagen gu beitretten. Dtes gel6ieht
tpabrf9einli@ gu Dem 3ped, bob lie
tetne frif4en ga6ridten iiber Die
8orgdnge in Seiterreip : llngarn ms
Nuslanb bringen tDnnen, DETER
rei9er unb ungarn tperoen DEFENDERS
ongepie1en, teinerlei sSnformation
iiber ben @tanb ner Dtnge in Der
9pppelmonar9ie gu geben, unb
| 14mers @trafen ;perDen tpnen BEL Der
Riidfebr in Mus1iht geFent, falls
LITE bieies 0erbpt l.bertreten, -.l
grbeit SITTER 6Dhbrnf.
Mit Der 9iife Don ayrauen unb
Rtnoern fbeint cie Mrbett auf benz
2uno 5tenlli9 gut boran gu geberr
unb ieoes @tid @runo miro iorg@
fdlttg bearbeitet. Die in0uitrieGe
@ituatton f9eir1t ]ebo@ ni9t gang 70
glnitig 81 1ein. Sour Die Munttions=
fabrifen iinb in bollen1 @ang.
Musldnber 1eben NIT @r1tauneu,
lpie penig 3ettungen sic Wtener ls<
fen unb iie toufen mod meniger Sci
tnngen, ba iie es Dpraieben, btefeIhen
in @afes gu le1en.
Die Miener 1in6 Musldnoern qer
geniiber freunolih pte tmmer. Sic
Po1i5ei beldi ittgt ite nt@t un6 es if
nt6t einmal nDttg, bst etnen tur3er
8e1u9 einen PaB bor3upeilen. 8ieIe
fran3Dii1@e 8iirger Fno in Mien gsr
blteben un6 fDnnen auf Ser @trabe
ibre Mutterf fpra4s gebrau9en, obne:
beldittgt gu perben. Die Wiener
5eigen feinen groben 9ab gegen III
genb einen ibrer 5etn0e, NIT Musz
nabme Der Staliener, gegen lpel9e
Elm febr bitteres @efubl berri9t.
sSn 8uoopeit ideirlt Der &rieg pisl
mebr outage gu treten. @s it1b bort
mebr Mtlitdr5iige, mel6e Sruppen
an ote rufft14e 5ront bef0roern, unb
grobe S4aren BON oe1tf9en 9rupz
pen geben na@ Dem Orient. Damn
ftnb bort groBe 2abungen ppn @e=
treble unb Petroleum, pel9e hon
&umdnien iiber l1ngarn nod
Dentf@lanb geben.
Dtes 1T Elm iebr bebeutf tfames Mr<
aet@en fir ote neuen polttif@en unb
1fonomtiden @nttpidlungen, mel9e
apti@en ben 3entralmd9ten uno ben
8alfanftadten bor it@ geben. Ser
&rieg bat oteie 2dnoer btel enger 3ua
lammengefnapft, inoem er ben Sem
tralmd9ten 5eigts, Die abfolut not
tpenotg es 1T, oaB bic @erbinbnng
nit ber Sirfei unb benz noben S1ten
iiber sic 8alfanitaaten often gebal@
4n@, %,.;rS
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
&ier per1enft.
9rei brttiibe 9au1pfer bon IL
SoDten tDrpe0tert.
&etn Danfee auf u2etimbro.

2on0o1t z. Slug. Die britii9e
M0ntralitat teilte antli6 nit, 0aB
Ser Minenfeger vGlacton" ami 3.
Nuguit torpe0iert uno berienft
muroe. Stint Mitglieoer Der Be-
mannnung uno fiinf at1oere Herio-
men tperoen bermiBt.
3pei britiide &an0elsoampfer
1in0 IN Der Noroiee bon 6eut19en
unterieebooten IN Der Nor6iee Der.
ienft mor0en. @S .5i11o Die Don1p.
fer .uMount @oniiton"> 3,018 Eon-
men groB, uno uMaro", Elm @6iff
bon 2,603 Sonnen. @in5eIbeiten
1ino nod nidt befannt. Sic Be-
mannung 6es Aaro" i6eint un1ge-
fommen 81 iein.
Mus @briitta11ia miro gerneloet,
Dob Der banil6e Dan1pfer vSdagers.
1 borg 1,7e7 ao1nen, 4perlenff ipor,
soen iei. 8tpan5ig Mann nuroen
gerettet.
aSaris, Z. slug. Gin britiider
Stronger lit IN Marieiaes nit Den
l1eberlebenoen oes itolieniiden
Dampfers u9iena" uno Ser britt
f&en Dampfer ~Tqottenban1" uno
~Soponian". oeren @erienfung am
Samstog gemeloet 1puroe> angefon1-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11

uSeeresgruppe bes Selomari6aGs
bon @inoenburg:
.@uoli9 bon 3arec5 Cam Sto.
6ob, @iio-@olpnien) tpuroe Die
@telll1ng, Sic Der Seinb nod bielt,
p0uie geidubert. Seine @egera'-
griffe lpuroen abgeiblagen. Vier
Dffi5iere nnb 800 Mann muroeE
gefongen genommen uno flint Wa-
l6inengetpebre erbelltet.
,Rabe unh noro,neitlid bon 3a.
loc5e Can Ser ruliiid-gali5iideu
@ren5e, norbmeitlib bon gurno-
poD baben sic Nufien oas peltlibe
l1fer bes Geretb belebt.
uSeeresgruppe 6es @r3ber5oas
&url:
vBor ser 91rnnee 0es Generals
@raf BON 8otbmer fanoen &dmpie.
in Sen borge16obenen 5teuungea
ltatt.
v9te Grfulge nnierer Srnppen in
Den &arpatben tptrben ipetter aus,
gcbebnt.
uBalfan- -Sront: 9iibts 5u beride
ter."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11
@egenattio1tel1.
sSeimoli6e SFenlipe1t
>parem 6meGloS+
Grfulge bel &oaieres.


hes ensliiden 3euiors segangen
amb bic 8eridte Der slllttertcm
+ in oieieu Sagen gan5 beionoers
anauperlailts itnb, lpei1 man IN
Gombpn ueifl, oak Berlin nidt Be-
mteutieren fann, nidt anRer Adt
gelailem ,uerben. Dte orabtlpic
@erbinbuns 5pii@en 2enti@lano
mnb Gappille tit tnfolge aerpltati-
ider 3mitanbe itarf beeintradttst,
,pie bies itets in bieier sSabreS5ett
ber Jaa lit. .@o melt befannt, ar>
beitet bie Selefunfenitattua SaDptlle
mmr et,ua 5tpei Stnnoen prp Nadt,
umb au Sage iiberbaupt nidt.
glms Den be1,te pprlie9enbcn amt"
liden 8erid)teu ergibt itd) et>pa fol-
senbe n1tlitarilde Sage:
8eitfront:
Mn ber @pmme-Tront errtnst Die
beatide @egenoffenitpe 5&uet ST.
fulge, bic in ber Grpbcrnng bpn
! engliIden @raben noromeflid bon
Spsieres uub Der &erbinbernng
fran51iiider Ansriffe iiSli6 bon
ber Gpmme beiteDen*
eSm Ierbmn Mbidnitt miro Der
aantpf um Tleurp mno Sbtanmont
furteelett, pbne bisber cine Gntidei'
bang gebradlt 5't baben+ Gtne
idauere be,1tidje @e9enaftton bat
,ueltli6 ppn Tlenrp I'M Gbapitre-
8aloe einseiekt unb- pcrlanft giin'
jsig fit Die 2entiden.
SFfrunt,
&Dliger Stillitanb Der rniI{iden
Offemlipe nDrbli6 pun Brtpet.
Grfolereid}e beutide @egenpffens
Sipe am Gtp@ub, bic f6 big 5,t1n
Qipa fiiblbar madt nno bic &ai1eu
abiulut in Gdad balt.
2ufaler Grfplg Der Gmiien bet
nalpcae, btreft mcitlid BON Der
fNrense, Der bur6 bic Safa@e, oaR
bic sSlanfenitellungen Der oenti&en
@erbiinbeten uneridiittert balten
uno eime @egenaftipn bereits etnge-
Iett bat, jeoer @idtisfeit beranbt
>pirb.
Qn Der Stripa nnb bet 8neaac5
1T bic rni1iide 0ffeniipe pprbet.
Mnf Der Giienbabnlinie &Dros"
mesue 0elatpn lit Die 9eeres-
grippe bes Gr5ber5pgs &arl 5ar
Dffeuiipe iibersesangen nnb nadt
Surtldjritte.
9er4tner Bettd)t-
Sabl Der bei Tleurp semtad)ten &C.
fangenen iteigt beitanbtg.
Ser Beri9t Der Sberiten @eere$'
leit,&ng bot folgenben @ortlaut:
r8eitlide Sront:
xBei Bo3ieres miro meiter &C.
fan,pft. am Mbeno mnr6en 2ofal'
gnsriffe bei1n Goltreonr<@dloe uno
SsSeft nor6li6 bon Der @on1rne
Gran50iiide Tront) absei6lagen.
rSsSn Ser Maas>@egeno berrl6t
beIon6ers auf Dem re6ten ufer
grobe @ei6ibtqtigfeit.
v9ie 3abl Der bei Glenrp &C.
madtem @efanseuen 1T anf 16 Cf'
ftaiere umb SIG Mann gelttegen-
vSm Gbapitre-@albe ma@ten mt
aeiterm meitere Tprtidritte nHo
mat)mem orei Dffi5iere nne 22S
syranspien sefangen.
rgaoroo1tlih bon .Termelles, n
"7e.ssen glrgonnen nn6 anf ben
gombres-S0ben moren mir NIT I'M.
fern @appen erfolgrei6. 5einol1bf
BatrouiQen lpurben perl6teoentl1f
auriidgel9lagen. @;nige uniere1
Iuternebnungen bel Graonb1ue
= uuo @ombres lpnren erfolgreiA
u8ei Sron1elles iboifen mir mid
Mbtuebrge1busen einen fefno1i6er
Mero oplan ab. Gin 5tpeiter erlaa
~ 2uftfan1pfe norotpeftlib bon Ba'
panme.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-11

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