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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
HAD NARROW ESCAPE

At Utica, N. Y, August 10TH
while the noted Aero2aut Prof
Walter Raub was performing
some of his dare devil parachute
drops. instant death was mir
aculously averted, by the wond-
erful display of self possession
mind and nerve control, which
proved beyond a doubt thai tho
professor is in a class by himself
ana master of his profes sion
Ascending at great height in hi:
monster ballon, and at the an.
pointed time when the parachute
exhibition was to take place be-
fore The multitude of people which
hardly packed the fair grounds
IT was observed that four para
chut's were floating in the air,
"h'.c the fiftn which fail,.l tc
open, was defending to Earth like
a Comet with its human freight
t.oafuslon and CONSERVATION held
the crowd spell bound for the
moment. with expectancy of Wit
Messing terrible accident.
Imagine if you can, as if pro-
durrd by magic, this great null
tltude OF people who Onlv q
moment ago were rivited to their
seats, now engaged i'm one wild
cheer. with thousands of hats
hnat!ng in the air, the mad rush
OF this mass OF people in Their
eager "ndeavor to concrajulatt
inns visitor of the air. who az an
elevation of three hundred foot
mad succeeded i'm releasing his
min and succeeding parach,1c
which broth him safely to Mothc,
Earth. as calm aid self possess
ca as tho nothing had happened
Professor Raubb has been en-
s ga I" perform these wonder
ful f"ats of daring at the Rich
land County Fair. Watch This
paper for the full bill of attrac-
tons Oct. 3-4-5-G. The onc
County Fair without peer.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
AUCTION SALES DATES

l.. G. Remenschneider, Auctioneer
The following are the dates of
Auction Sales to be held in this
vicinity for the coming month:
S. L. Stanley, Wahpeton, Sept.
the 2Md.
Carl Clausing, Wahpeton, Sept.
9th.
VIM. Thiel, Barney, Sept. 9TH.
Frank Left, Wahpeto2, Sept.
18th.
= The speeken Sale, Barney,
Sept 18th.
=: p. Cox, Wahpeton, Sept.
14th.
b. Hananna and August Lueb-
Ike. (combined) Sept. is.
w. B. Summer, Wyndmere,
10th.
=, Ca Carl Luebke, Colfax, Sept.
~cl u
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
sHEYENne

F. H. Schjoll of Leonard coll.
on Einar Ulsaker and Others ,a'' e
the 23rd looking for cattle to H., VI
for shipment. - ~
Olaf Hagen started thr,sO;,,
at M. o. Olson's place on tha a'i y
but have delayed on accou~ ,
rail. A' '
N. Liedal started up his sa<o
line rig on the Goth, at hi. 1 nlae1
to see how the crop turn out u''S1
Since the farmers have So IL
tie harvest to do out here thai
are busy putting up hay.
Herman Gilbert was AWARDED
the contract for transporting nj
children to school on route 10. J
and Theodre Grant the cuutrae|
for route No. 5 at a special uept]
ing held by the board nf director
on the 10Th.
On August the 2lst, Henri
Herbranson and Ed. R. JolpSo1
left with team ana wagon foI
Grace City where they will worl
on lie Anderson threshing mach
inc.
Henry C. Gulland has bee, dol
ing some carpenter work txin1
up and painting the inside of mi
central school house, in order D
get everything ready for the Yex|
term of school.
The Y. P. S. of the NordmannI
congregation met at Ola FLAT
lands place on the goth, but owl
ing to the threatening rain, oaI]
rs attended. Among them wal
Mr.. Oscar Sire and Mr.. Ole Mitl
|skog and sister Selma of Gar.
borg.
John and Peter Helle of VikinI
loaded up their threshing mach
inc and other personal properi,
and shipped it to Ridder, n. D.
the week past where John has
homestead claim Oh the Bert,
hold reservation. Erick R. Jol
son, Carl Breimon and Gustav,
T. Gulberanson went with hin
and will work ON their thre>hin,
machine this fall.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
IHloHNAYmEN STRIP
NORTH DAKOTA VICTIM

H. E. Hanson of New Rockford
believes that two robbers who ac-
costed him on a highway between
Douglas ald Max, went a step
tbo when they removed his
clothing and cut it to shreds,.
seeking more money after they
already had taken $40 cash from
him. The robbers were under
the impression they told Hanson,
that he was carrying about ST.
600 and so determined were they
to get the money that they cut
his clothing to bits. In the
fastncss Of the night, Hanson re
turned to town and notified the
police. Two suspects have
been arrested.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
mlNNEsorA,s STATE FAIR

Arrangements have been com
pleted at the Minnesota state Fai !
to be held ON Sept. 4 to 9, for tn !
greatest baseball tournament eve1
staged in the Northwest. Four1
teen of the speediest teams thai
ever cavorated On a diamond vii
compete for the state champion
ship and cash prizes. 1t is ex
pected that from $4,000 to 25.oOl
rabid fans will witness thesl
games each day.
This tournament will bring
gether for the first time the lll !
claimate of all sections OF IN
state. Each year There ha|
been a dispute over the questI'
of baseball supremacy il Mlnn1
esota and this year the state lal
officials mean to settle the pr"p
lem once and for all. ilun'ift1l
of fans from this county and Ill
vicinity are planning to a'l'aI
the games and to- root Tor f''
favorite team. Autonlohl!" tour
and special cars of fans are '"!
ing to the twin cities for the ~
series.
The tournament will open Ill
A. NJ. Monday, Sept. 4. Win
game between Wins'"d ANA
team to be picked by "II''i5lIal
ton from Wayzatb. oS'NI
Lindstrom, Kellogg Bloom
Prairie and Young NIl'ri.
These clubs have been 'i-h'Ii
it out the past week and ", ",
have the dispute settled ''lG'
Monday. Governor I}if''4Mu'
will throw the first ball. NJ,
ton pictures will be made III {"
the games. The Monday al' 'n
noon games will be between ~. ~
winners in Glass c. and me Nv
bast amateur and Srnll-pF''
sional teams in the lwi.l r''''''
The class b race will "I,'n IN
Tuesday morning with l1''." vi
son meeting Lake City ana :" win
stone facing Detroit, ''' ,, w"
ners will battle in th" a'''imf
Wednesday has been l"t' "lIm
postponed games and t''' '''""
ion automobiles races. mo-,
Thursday will see an 'r rIr
mcnt between the four ' "a, M
clubs in the Northwc>'.
morning Hibbing will NEE" .,, ' "'a
holm and Albert Lea "'' W"
Mankato. The win'''' rhr,
meet in the afternoon. lind
are salaried clubs, 'a'l' Ia,
up containing players W'' >. NJ noI
been in the big league lead
are being sought by the i''-
ue scouts. -. din
The winners of the four ri
sions of the state l"a-u' ,r,t
meet Friday morning a'''' ,y,et
noon to settle the state
stakes title.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH NOTES

Services next Sunday forenoon
at the Bethaney church. Ser
vices will be as usual and COM
mence at lO:3O.
Services at the st. Johns
church next Sunday afternoon at
3 100 O'Clock.
The Young Peoples Society of
the Wild Rice Church will meet
next Sunday evening at the usual
hour.
Services at Mooreton, Friday
evening this week commencing at
1880. Services will be conducted
in the English language.
w. B. DAHL, Pastor
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
SOCIETY NEWS

I would be true, for there are
those who trust me;
l would be pure, for there are
those who care;
l would be strong, for there is
much to suffer;
l would be brave, for there is
much to dare;
l would be friend of all-the foe
the friendless:
| would be giving, and forget the
gift;
] would he humble, for I know my
weakness;
l would look upland laught-and
love and lift.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
DAUGHTERS MUST NOT MARRY
Strange Conditions in Will That q
Mother Left-ls Revealed in
q Law Suit.

Pottsville, PA law suit before
Judge Wilhelm in the orphans court
revealed one of the strangest wills ever
prObated in this county.
Caroline, Bertha, Louisa and Sarah
Yaissle, four unmarried middle-uged
sisters. recently came into possession
of an estate from their mother, valued
at $4,000, with the proviso that if any
got married that one should forfeit all
share in the estate.
Miss Bertha, one of the sisters who
shared in the legacy under these
strange conditions, died short time
ago, and now two brothers who were
disinherited by the will of their moth.
er, claim the right to share in her por.
ton Of the estate, claiming that she
amply fulfilled the conditions imposed
lnasmuch as she died single woman
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Mothers Cook Book.

It's the bad that's in the best Of us
Makes the saint so like the rest Of US
It's the good in the darkest-crust Of VI
Redeems and saves the worst of US!
It's the tangle Of tears and gladness,
It's the lunacy linked with sanity
That mako and mar humanity.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Missourian Said to Possess Sa.
cred Tablets Unearthed BY
Joseph Smith.
WILL NOT GIVE THEM up
70 llneal Descendant Of David Whit.
mer, Who Was the Last Of the
Three Witnesses 70 Translation
Of Golden Plates.

Hutchinson, KAMA little man car.
rying the ordinary grips Of the CONNER
cial traveller who registered at the
Bisonte hotel as &c. w. Schweisch,
Richmond, No." didn't look like a
man carrying the weight of an enor-
nous secret. But he is, for Mr..
Schweisch, who is a steel fence-post
salesman, is the man in whose posses
sion are supposed to be the golden
plates Of the Book of Mormon, I'm.
earthed by Joseph Smith, founder of
the Mormon church, and whose where
abouts have long remained a mystery.
Mr.. Schweisch won't give them up.
There are those who claim it would
be the greatest gold brick sale in the
world II Schweisch should sell the tab
lets to the Utah church; but he would
surrender his right hand first, for
Schweisch believes those tablets are
genuine, and that solemn obligation
requires him to keep them from the
Utah church.
Mr.. Schweisch is supposed to be the
possessor of the golden record of the
Nephites, as we'll as the copper plates
Of the Sanhedrin and other priceless
Mormon relics. Consequently, he is
one of the most-watched men in the
country, and needs a barricade of his
own steel fence-posts to keep the in.
vestfgatOrs, and even thieves, away
who seek to rob him Of the valuable
relics.
He talks freely enough about his
grandfather. in whose home in New
York state the plates Of gold were
translated by the founder of the Nor
mon church, and admits delivering the
original copy of the Mormon Bible
himself to Joseph Smith at Independ-
ence, Mo.
Mormons Want Plates.
Recently statement was published
that the plates of pure gold which
bear the original record of the Nor
mon church and which either would
prove or disprove the claims of that
church are in the guardianship of Mr..
Schweisch. But this he could not
be prevailed on to discuss. .
Some years ago the town of Rich.
mond, where he lives, was blown away
by a cyclone. The house of David
Whitmer was wrecked with the excep.
tion Of one room. This is said to have
contained the sacred plates of gold
and was saved by an act of God.
1t is said that David Whitmer made
provisions that the records should not
fall into the hands of any save his
own lineal descendants, and refused
to turn them over to the church au.
thoritfes Mt Salt Lake City after he
had quarreled with Joseph Smith over
the question of polygamy.
Whitmer scoffed at Smith receiving
any revelation from God indorsing 20.
lygamy and broke away from the Salt
Lake City church. He also disagreed
with what is known rs the reorgan.
lied church, clinging to the branch of
the church called the "Church of
Christ" Mr.. Schweisch and his
daughter take the same view us David
Whitmer, and they refuse to deliver
over the sacred relics.
Mormon emissaries from the Utah
church have made constant efforts ia
recover them, and this travelling post
salesman declares his home at Rich.
mond has been Frequently 5;
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Strawberry Mold.

With q bit Of careful handling Of
everbearing strawberry we may be
able to extend these delicious dishes
over longer period. Take some slices
Of thin bread and butter, or stale slices
Of sponge cake. Line a baking dish
with these, then ill nearly full Of ripe
berries, sprinkling a little sugar over
each layer. Make q nice custard Of
two eggs, pint Of milk and sugar to
taste; cook until smooth, then cool
and pour over the berries. Serve with
whipped cream.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31

Percy-I wish l could ascertain
aazels correct age.
Aimee-Well, there is only one way
that you can manage it.
Percy-And how is that?
Aimee-Outlive her and read It on
her tombstone.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Rice omelet.

Beat cupful of cooked rice and two
cupfuls of milk to q smooth paste. Add
two eggs well beaten and salt and pep
per to taste. Turn into a hot pan with
q tablespoonful of melted butter.
When brown, cover with powdered su.
gar and serve.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Raistn Pie.

Crate the rind of lemon, add the
pulp, chopped, to it, one cupful of
chopped raisins, q cupful Of brown
sugar, half-cupful of molasses, two
cupfuls Of water, using some of the
water to stir into a half-cupful Of
flour. Mix all together, boil five min
utes and bake with two crusts.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-08-31
Minute Soup.

Take q cupful of bread crumbs, one
grated onion, a half cupful of rich
cream, one tablespoonful of butter,
seasoning Of salt, pepper and poultry
dressing and three cupfuls Of boiling
water. Simmer one minute, then
serve with crisp crackers.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-29
9entld)frellllolieb*
MerltD uno Die 5taatem bon.
Siioamerifa.
Guge 6rcnnoid'aft luertbpl.

Wcrlin, orabflps, "a. De5. (lEeber=
MISUNDERSTANDING. Der 11l) lei1
eil1iger 3eit IN. Deltff6lano eufbal-
1enoe merifaniibe Ober1t arunlm=
SSeller fat in eine1n 8ortrage eine
intereilante 5ebilDerln1g iiber Die IN
Dterito berribe11oe11 3nltanoe geJe-
ben uno lid). in graOean entbalialti=
lder Meiie iiber oie 8eaieDnngell
0elttlblanbS 5l1 Weerifo 1llto benz
geialnten lotei11i1ben 9lmerifa aus
gelpro0elt. ST iagte unter anoeren
M ]eiuem Sortrag:
SD fanu Sbne1l Die Berli6erung
yebel1, 0aB nibt .llur Merifo, ION
oer11 aub Ser BEL lpeiten groBere
Cell oes lateiril9elt Mn1erifa BON
geraoe5u e1rtbuiialtilben @efiiblelt
iiir oeutibe Bi1enibaft, 0eutl6e
Rnnit u11o oeutiben Sanoel erfiiut
tit. sMan ernartet einen Sieg Der
oeuti1en Sabes 11n0 lit bon oielenl
Wunlde beieelt.
Oberit .@runlm=Seuer beibrieb
oann Die polifilbe ltnb 0fononliid)e
Sage IN Merifo 1ulo erlaltterte 1eine
9[usfiibrungell onrb Ba11oelbiloers
Ser Meoner trat NIT lpartnel1 Nor-
ten fir cine oe,1tidy lnerifoniibe
5yrelu,bIbaft eil1, Die bonn il1teaef-
tltellen, lpie anaterieucn 5tanopullft
fiir beiDe Aafio1lell pon boben1 Nut=
3e,l iei1l tpiirbe. Nalllbelloer Beifau
Iobrte oell Neoner fiir iesae treiHi-
Aer Nusfiibrnn9ell.
s5titrt YSettnad)tttt.
gr3Tbent 8ilipn laft Srntbdbne
perteilcn.
Mabington %. De5. sSm @ei-.
ben 9anfe, begann bertel Die @eih=
1adtSfeier. Yrafioes1t 8iHon lieB
an oies Derbeirateten Mngeltel1ten I'M
BeiBen Sauie grlltDabne Derfeilell
tDahreub fir i'm felber aus allen
geilen Ser Nerei,ligten 5tanfen Sc
iehenfe eil1trafe1l 1lidt nursuoll per-
10l1Iihe11 .Jreunoen, ionoer,t auh
bon 8erehrerl,. tpelebe Dem graii.
oenten nnbefnlllt ipnrel,.
Ser Nrdiioert laBt Die Alutsge-
ibdfte bis Dienstag ruben 1l,lO miro
nlprgell llno Mol1tag ralbig I'M arel-
ie ieiner synlniiie perlebsn Ger
groBe> geililabf fssbarrr filr Dir I'M
MeiBen SouBe befinoliben aillocr.
spllroc belIte allfgelteIlt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-29
Mnl Gnoe.
@fbpeiser Dberit Gsli iiber
6uklanos ardfte.
@rufc 9nngersnot.

gerlin, orabtlos, 23. 9esenlber.
(leberiee Nahriebte1b Aeent1ir.l
lleber Die 3uitanoe i1t N1lblana
1breibt SberIt ggli IN Den uBafeler
Nahribten1::
vsDfebr aruD 1nebr getpinl1t 11lan
nel1 gi11orud, 0aB 9fuBta11o ni6t
mebr i1nltaoe lit, einen el1ergiiben
1tl1D nob piel tpeniger einen ettlbei-
oe,loen 5blag an Der Sltfrcnt 5n
fiibren. 9ie eaorln groBe Ser
1blpenonng bon sDiannldaften nl1o
Material pdbreO Der lehten groBen
Spnllner=Offenlipe lna6t Iib 1eBt
fiiblbar, uno lnar1 lrub oaber nit
Der sli0glibfeit rednen, oaB ge-
raunle ..3eit uerltreitbel1 miro, eDe Die
9tuiien in1ltanOe iein Deroen, ibre>
&rafte u-einer groBeren slftion un=
5uIesen.
Die idblpeoiitbe 3eitung uW0te=
borgs slftenpolten" meloet, bab gro-
be ruliilbe 9ta0te BON &ungersnot
beorobt 1i10, llno oaB urteilSfabige
Qeute, lpelbe eben aus NnBlon0 51l-
riidgefebrt iin0, Die Gage boffr
nu1gslos nelanen. 8ibtige Nob=
rungsmittel feblell gan5li6 ooer lino
aur in fleinelt Ma.gen porbanoe1l.
Durb Die rr1glaub1icben 3ulfanbe,
melbe in rul1iiben 5dla6tereiel1
berriden lit Diel Gieb perni9tet
morOel1. Die 9Railen leioe,1 ul1ter
cent Wtangel an 8rot. gs lit b1t6=
itdblt6 lpobr, oaB G1lropa5 groBte
&ornfammer bel1te 11idt inltanoe lit,
ote eigene 8epaferll1a nit gellii-
gel1o Srotfrubt 5u periorge11. DaS
rrrbanoene @etrcioe berfault in BEN
Sp.iberll pabrel,o il1 ben @a11pt=
ltaoteu uno in anoeren groBen 8e-
rolferltngs5el1tren SauIenoe 3nnger
leibe1. Die 9cbDrbe1l lnii|ien lid)
Gaber 0a5l1 DerItebe1, Die BeDDlfe=
rltug nit Den Don ben WlilitarbebDr-
cen alrgeianlnelteR 8orratet1 fiir.
oa5 Seer 5u Deriorgel
81. .e5 ait s0ent 2unoe il1folge De-.
rieiigau 9iefrlttieru1rg elr 9lrheitssz
frdften feblt, 10 miro, iagell ru1fii9e-
3eitlmgen ein Drittel oe3 9tderlols-.
ceS brod fiegen 11l;liien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-29
Seoet0neno.
q. 9 S,mes .5eniierF Seridt
iiber v9iettDDeurS"
s6ten Iyrenuo n1o Jeiub.

9eelp g)orf, "a. 9e5. Eine Seem
Yorfer 3eitl,ng Derofentlibte iol-
senoe interelionte 9Rittetltng, Die
3leidBeitig cine geitatignng filr Die
Don Berlin gentelbeten 0rulllanlfel-
Ell Ser 9ecttopelrs" it:
9ln1 <iS.. Ge5en6er brabte Die
v5ill1eS" Ben sgrief, eilles gelpllen
IIoell lopiloll oenen gl1erll Ill
s75 Rorf slpelllle lpobrell, 9opl=
ion 1teb1 BET pent al1ler1tal,lldell
s2l1ltheIall5forrps III lSranfretob. Seilt.
tSlrief lit leIenslpegr, lpeil er n1al1-
rDe sgiitteill1ng entbalt, ote nett,
INTO nranhe Beltdtiguug, Die bis.
Ter pergebtieb na0geil1cbt lpllroe.
llnb Wfitteilung pie Beltdtigung
neroeu Sen Jran5oleu feiueslDegs
d1lgeneb1n ieilt miilien ieoodL
l,iin1n1e1L. bo 3aDiiou auf fran5Dii-
Iber 5eite itebt.
osssos Sic 5enegalelel1 ongebt
OAreibt 9obiiom, 10 lpareu mo-
rnentlieb 1ie es, Die Jlelrp ln0
lbia1tmont 5uriiferobert -baben.
Sic iinb 9dr1onen, lpenn eS gum
Gonpf qegel1 Afornl fo1n1nt; ob
nun Ser elnblid Des Bllttes lie toll
lllo0t, pDer Of oos auf ben ol'ge-
toreiren @ab De9 5d)lpar5eu geaen
ben 8eiBen 5uriicf5ufiiDren lit: Die
>Senegolelen t0ten ieoen 8eiben,
ncr ibnel1 III oen 8eg fon1rnt
gleihbiel ob er 5ran5oie lit o0er
Geut5ber. SIM 9tabfonlpt fiibrell
niele @iIbelt ribtige Jleiiberarte
els 8affe.
uGu mir geraoe DaDon iprebeu,
abe. ieb i6on eil1ll1al erlDaDnt, DaB
1voer @ontpagnie nebrere Wfanu ats
uMettoDellrs Be trenbees" .5ugemie-
iel1 iino. Sill uno ib erfltbreu
bies- 5lfuaig bei elmer S5lalbe gier,
Sic mir NIT einem nngemein lie-
lel1smiirbigen, bei1nbe geiltDollelt
lungel1 Burldell traltfen. Bir bots
Ten lllls#5n ibm binge5ogelt gefiibft,
els mir i'm ei1le5 Cages nit Ell
.nc1n prdbtigen Seror 2ieoer i'm
gen bDrfen. Dieier Singing 5og
eil1 groBes .4lappnleIier, mie. mir
.es id)o11 ofters geleDen batten, aus
ser Infbe uilo bel beiien slnbIif
.lpir 1nrs 1lie etlpas ldlimnles ge-
babf bdttell. Dn mir i'm nod
:leiller beionoeren 5sditigfeit fragtenl
.erfl,l)reu mir, baB eS Oie Nnfgabe
oleies liebelslpiiroigen sSsiinglings
mar, BET ber Nttade in Dem er-
oberteu 5diibengrnbe1 I5lt bleiben
.nrlo ibn nit Meller u1o GeuolDel
81 .iduberl1 Dies lei cine iebr
nottuenoige slrbeit, % allf olele
Weile Derlpnnoete lmo berborgene
Delltlhe baran gebii1bert tperoen,
sic Srarl5oien BON btnten tlieoer6u-
ihieBen, lnenn lie aus oelr eiren
III Ben anoeren 5bueengraben Dor-
geDen
Sier baben ipir oIIo Die gelfdfi-
g1llg fir oie grtltel1a Der Retto.
peltr-s sruppe, Der fran3eiiidell suie1-
helm6rber, ells benz Munbe eines
eilllponOfreien 3eugerl. Die fron-
sniiide 5eeresDeriuaItuug bat bi5-
.ber. oieie ihanblibe ginridfung
i.iM snaeeebel, bat lie allerbings
AUDI nidt beiiritfen % oie bea1t-
fherieits erbradfel 8etpeife er,
.briide.soe 1uareH.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-29

s Ieifd unD gefliigeIb ben
tronigen @eIhmad 81 nebmen. Ma11
laile IS IN gffi9 lpeiben Dber nit
9eu foden. Durh Die1es MiittI pixb
IN ben NprbIdnbern Der sibera ans.
Der tra1ige Geidmad ent5ogen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-29

wWiafenlens 8cid)iiks beidiefrn
nDrSltd)f ltfer SET 9pnan III
8egenb nnn S1tlcen." 9teie
lTtttcilmng i'll ber bc1ttigen Grfla=
rnua bcs bentidJen 0encralitabcs
iit glstd)bebeittenb nit ser pffi5iel=
fen Slnfiinbtslne, bak ser slngrtff
auf 8eiiarahten 6egunnen fat. Die
4nfiinOisung icIbit lit iebr beseid-
Hcnb, ba es 5n,n criten Male lit,
bnf ser SentId]e 0eneralitab Die
Nf1rir;t1tng elmer Operation unf
mififGriidicnr @cbicte Ser aan5en
8clt hcfnuut 1nadt. 9lls ser
6clb5ng gcgen Bic Scr6cn begann,
unrbe oas ier6iid)e ltfer scs Tlni=
ies mefrere Sage lams beid)piien,
cbe Die Infcnluclt ctlpas> oaOon
luitkte,} Grit nadjbent Die Spnan
siuiidlStr Semenoria- nnb e'raoiltc,
6ftITS ION Sclgrao, iiberidrittcn
Drbcn mar, tcilte Ser Dentid)e Sc
neratitab Dic pplIcuhetc Satiadle
nit.
9(n3 Scr Sotiadle, Saf Oicie Sur
iid)t in Ser S'efauutlnadlung ctlt=
Ieitenocr militariidler Spcrationen
aeute aubcr sldlt acla'len ,uurbcu
lit, nue man id)liefeg, Daft sic
pcutidls ssiiGrnua iGrcr Sadie itdsr
lit, Oor nliu bel ibr fetnc 3iucifcl
narIbcr beiscllel;, ba; es nidJt bct
ecr Giutc;tlt'g Der nclten Spcratiun
tcfteGsu bLcibt, iuaocrn safs bic So=
nan burt iiberidrittcn lucrben fann.
Scr l!eberaaug iibcs sic Spuan
Nh scr bc,cihuetcu Strae, gcgeu=
iiber Ser iycituna eSSsnatl, andJ
sntidfpff aenannt, biirfte init arS=
feren Sduiertefeiten perbnuocn
ieins sunal ,nan iid) iageu mltis,
baf sic Hitifeu ibr ankerites uer=
'Hdjen mcrbem, oieie gefabrlidje
..clie SIT idjiiken. @elingt cs ben
tidcn bud, trpk bes ankeritcn
.,iiidJem @iberitanbes, bie, 9pnau
lit Ser EidJtnng anf geiiara6iem 81,
furcieren, 10 ,uirb bieie Satiadlc al
fein Elm 3eidleu oafiir iein, Dai
Gnflanb nidJt mebr i,t Der Gage
1T, icine Gren5cn al1 idJiiben.
8ans sIeidy, ,upbin Sic 9entidjen
iidl mad scr lteberidreitnng Ser
Spnam uenben, Of gegen SSeiIa
rber gegen Sic nadj Norben fiib-
reuben 8abnen, Ste sletd}8eifis bic
riid,uGrtiaet &erbinbungen fir bic
n Ser Mploau=Grobins fan1pfcn-
ben fittlen TIT, Der gegelt NitElaaD
eefii6rte edlae tutrb oe1 {dJpn
Edliuanfenben &ieien nernidteno'
treffen. Nidt MIR 1niikte Sic gam
&c ftrategifde Mnfiteanng Der rni=
ifden 8eitfront fradenb sniant=
menitiirsen, ionbern Der frndjtbar.
le nnD bpIfreidite Sell bes rnifi-
idTn geides miirbe IN bic Saube
ser geinbe faaen. &nklanbs iitS..
iueitlides Giienbabnipitem, auf bas.
Fd Die aan5e rniiiide 6ront IN Der
MoIbau-9ropins, in Der gufotuina,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-29
@cttel1 at; ssriebe1:.

Cine Norrih tnng gum raz
Iaen Seffnen bon aot0sniiifen be-
1tebt IN einen Npparaf, Der bic Niiffe
gefrieren madt; beim ra{den Mufs
tausrl behne1 fie fih bann pl0blia
aus, 1obaB Die 5hale geborften
inirb.