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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
Third Annual Poultry Show

Beginning Tuesday and to end
Dec. 2 the Charlton County
Poultry Association Poultry show
was and will be on at Bruins
wick with the third annual ex-
hibit Of poultry.
Interest in this great industry
has developed all over the ceun-
try and this county can boast Of
as fine birds and individual poul-
try as the next one. We have
prize winners in the state show
and with the same interest 2 and
progress we will be in the ma
tional game.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
Triplett

Chas. O'Connell and wife of
Lee Summit are guests at the
home of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. O'Connell
and family.
Chas. Carlyle and family of
Marceline visited at the home of
M. E. Carlyle the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Chas. Bishop has suffered
two strokes of paralysis but is
somewhat better at this writing.
Her son Frank who attends the
'Chillicothe business college is at
her bedside.
Miss Erma Bonds of Hardin,
Mo. visited her parents from
Thursday until Sunday.
Mrs. Ellis of Macon Mo. visit
ed here the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Shannon is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. F.
K. Shewalter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Stewart of
Dalton and DR.. Harvey Bonds
and bride of Sumner visited at
the home of VIM. Bonds Friday.
G. B. Watterson and wife of
Kansas visited the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 0. Camp
bell the latter part of the week.
We are sorry to report the
death of Mrs. Gibbs. which oc-
Cured at the home of her daugh-
tier, Mrs. S. S. Clements, east of
town. Saturday Nov. 25, Mrs.
Gibbs was 81 yr. l mo. and Is
days old. She was well known
land highly respected by all who
knew her. Rev. Rocker, her
pastor conducted funeral services
at l o'clock Sunday at the
residence,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
Mexico

An agreement to withdraw
our troops, retaining our right to
pursue any who do mischief on
this side the border, has not been
approved by Carranza. Villa
has been unusually active and
captured several big towns late
ly. Chiahuahua being one.
American Generals do not ap-
prove withdrawal. Villa has
emptied penitentiaries and added
convicts to his forces.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

Mrs. Inez MilhoIland Boissev.
ain. the handsonest Suffragist.
died at Los Angeles. California.
Sunday She was stricken while
making q speech during the
campaign.
Austin Price of Glasgow was
delightfully."- entertained last
week at Willow Springs. Mo-,
by his old friend, Will Wicks.
Billy is the owner Of the tele-
phone line at that city and is as
jolly and progressive as ever ac-
cording tc Mr.. Price.
Traminel Nix undertook to
apply cafbolic acid to a sore foot
on one Of his horses one day last
week. The horse kicked on that
kind Of doctering and landed on
the bottle with ahoof. A goodly
portion OF the contents Of the
bottle spread over Trammels face
andh has worn a bandage since.
u.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
NEW HIGHWAY ENGINEER
Court Acts on Election Results.
Equipment Transferred.
Small Fe.

. tantasINI. p. \
The county court Monday fol-
lowed the expressed wishes of
the people Of the county by dis
continuing the office of Highway
Engineer and Bridge Commiss-
iouer, and Fred Hayes. the in
cumbent became an ex.officer of
the county.
A series of rather unique cir
cumstances led to the adoption
Of the old system which was
changed for the rew by condi-
tions in the office not altogether
dissimilar from those which brot
about the reversal. The expense
Of the Office of Surveyor md Ex-
officio Bridge Commissioner was
considered too great for benefits
realized and the Highway Engr.
and Bridge Commissioner sue
ceeded and that the change
proved unsatisfactory to the tax
payers Of the county was made
plain at the election.
Let it be said in all candor
that Fred Hayes was a conscien-
tous, enerfietic and efficient off.
Ger and that under his admins
the cost to taxpayers was much
less than when the old system
was in vogue and that he accom-.
plished much more for the good
of the roads and did a lot Of
good work on bridges.
A. F. Arlington, county sur
veyor automatically became
Bridge Commissioner by the dis
continuance of the office Of
Highway Enginear. Monday
the court made a contract with
him by which he will receive five
dollars for each day devoted *
bridge or road matters under tn,
direction of the court. No ex
pense for any work he incurs il
cbargeable to the county and i
is believed that the entire ex
pense of the office will be les'
than $1,000 a year.
In case of a large number o.
bridges being built any year tht
expense to the county woult
necessarily be increased, but the
average cost to the county woult
be proportionately less than j
has been. The change is not al
experiment, but the experience
gainedis is valuable.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
Eiesle-JacksOn

Jake Elsie and Miss Daisy
jackson of Mendon were united
in marriage at the parsonage in
Mendon by Rev. Cater Thurs
day.
The young people are well
known and highly respected in
their neighborhood and the
Courier extends hearty congratu-
lations.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

VIM. Tillotson bot a fine Hamp-
shire male hog to add to his herd
this week.
The electric line is making
good progress, the wire being
strung on poles as fast as five
men con do il The transfer
mer may be on hand and ready
Iby the time the wire is up.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

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Will Arlington is suffering
from a broken nose, which come
in contact With a hard head while
playing foot ball Tuesday. We
extend our sincere sympathy to
him, especially the one with the
hard head.
One of our American History
students accused Napoleon of
being King of England during
the American revolution.
Basket Ball practice has been
postponed on account of rain
and cold weather.
Mr.. Bond gave his American
History class something to be
thankful for, that is, he called
|off a quiz before Thanksgiving.
The entertainment given by
the grades and the Glee Club
was well attended, all seeming
to have enjoyed themselves.
The Seniors were the lucky
ones in the contest, and they
get the half a day holiday for
having the least tardies and
absentees.
Mr.. Cal Hubbard leaves today
for Fayette to attend the foot
ball game.
A number of the High School
pupils are going to attend the
big turkey dinner down at New
Hope Thursday.
Helen ZiIlman went to Rich
mond Wednesday to spend the
week end with her friend, Nell
White.
A number of our High School
students, Vera Cropper, Virginia
Wood. Roberta Parks, Elizabeth
and Zoe Arlington, who take
piano lessons from Mrs. Roy
Rucker are to participate in q
recital given at her home Wed
nesday afternoon. X
. The Basket Ball Boys found
out that they were about $50
lin the hole, which sum was rails.
ed by a free will offering. Some
donated very literally consider
ing that they had paid no en-.
trance fees to some of the
games.
We have the promise of {
great orator in Milton Bennett
We hope that some day he vii
equal Daniel Webster.
Mr.. Bond and the High Schoo
boys arranged a portable stag,
in the Assembly room the frs
of the week. We are now read!
to show the talent which W,
have in the grades as well as il
the High school.
4 We had a number of essay
Wednesday in the History clas
telling why we have Thanksgiv
ing, why we eat pumpkin pie
why we eat turkey, size of Ma.
! Flower and why it is on Thurs
day.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
School Entertainment

The grades should feel impor-
tant. Such an audience has as
sembled at the school house as
gathered Tuesday night to en-
joy the splended program pro-
vided by the grades and H. S.
Glee Club. Every number was
well received and some of the
numbers were most excellently
rendered.
The receipts were most graft
flying and most encouraging.
Following is the program rem
dered:
Thanksgiving Song
9th and 7th grades.
First Thanksgiving g----------t--
Milton Bennett.
Folk Dance-"C Chimes of Dun
kirk ---------------1st grade.
The Gossips Bird grade girls
Scenes in Pilgrim Days 5th grade
Milk Maid Song LIST grade girls
Farmer Johns Thanksgiving -
Billie Cooke.
Folk Dance Dance of Greeting
1st grade
/ Thanksgiving Songs -3rd grade
Thanksgiving Goodies lst grade
Owl Song g-------- -1st grade boy:
Sifters Drill 3rd and 4th----- :.
| grade girls
instrumental Solo Zoe Arlington
The Diminishing Class s-------- :.
End and 3rd grade:
I'D Be Thankful If -----------.
End and 3rd grades
Water Lilies Gavotte'' --------
Girls Glee Clut
Thanksgiving on the fargs
4th and 5tn gza.,as
Autumn Dialogue Marie Jenk.
ins, Wilburth Worsham, Minnie
Parker, C. W. Jeter, Robert
Heuchan,
Sues Thanksgiving ----1------.
Allie May Latham
Courtship of Miles Standish -.
9th and 7th grade:
Farewell William Wes
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
Salisbury scribblings

]. w. Luck went to St. Louis
the last of the week to see his
sister-in-law who is at the Bap-
tist Sanitarium for treatment.
She is in a critical condition.
The remains of Carl Rickart
who died at Moberly Friday were
brought to this place for inter.
ment.
Elder Holloway and wife will
leave this week for their new
home in Miami, Mo-, but the
Elder will finish out his time
here which expires Jan. 1.
Mrs. Ella Moredock left for
st. Louis Tuesday to visit her
sons family.
Mrs. Harry Platner of St.
Louis is here for a visit.
Elder j. N. Cruthcer filled the
pulpit at the Christian church
Monday night.
A new boy at the home of Ed
Schliester, the butcher, is the
latest arrival, and the whole
town welcomes him.
The Bap ist meeting closed at
the Baptist Church Sunday
night and much good was ac-
compished. There were some
additions, but we did not learn
the number.
W. H. Porsley and wife of
East st. Louis were here Friday
to attend the funeral of a grand
child.
The early train ran into the
hand car used by the Western
Union men Tuesday morning.
one man, Mr.. Purser, being kill.
ed and others injured. The ac-
cident was caused by a deep fog
and occurred about two miles east
of town.
Mrs. Antoine Sutter was struck
by a motor car Sunday morning
while coming from Church and
seriously injured, one rib and
one arm being broken and other
severe injuries sustained.
The guessing contest on the
sack of flour at the Howard gro
Gerry was pulled off Saturday and
was captured by Henry Wonder
abe, who came within one ounce
of the weight.
The case of Yancey VS.. Yam.
cey was affirmed by the Kan
sas City Court of appeals Mon
day.
R. S. Carter and Mrs. William
Keen were married at Keytes
vile last week. We extend oul
best, wishes to this worthy cou
pie.
The Goffman stock was no
sold here Saturday for want o.
bidders, only one bid being pu
; in, but the chances are this will
} be accepted by the trustee.
, A. w. Johnson took his dau
ghter, Mrs. Gallemore to Kan
sas City Sunday morning to un
dergo treatment for rectal trou
BILE. She was operated on Mon
day morning and at last advic,
) was doing well. She hopes Il
be home in about three weeks.
George Smith Dead
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
Rally at Sumner

There was a Democratic R lily
at Sumner Tuesday night. We
failed toget a full report but will
say what was done in nnext issue.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01
George Smith Dead

George Smith who. two years
ago fell from a loft in a barn on
his premises near Bynumville,
died at his home last Friday
night what was diagnosed to
be an abscess which formed from
the pruise received in the fall.
He has been in poor health ever
since the acclnent and an opera
ton for the trouble was refused
him. He was about 40 years Of
age and highly respected in his
peighborhood. Interment Mon,
day.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

The dump west Of town is
about completed and is used com
fortablys
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

Nelson Field, the big land buy
er who makes his headquarters
in Brunswick was in town We'd
Inesday.
We printed this issue Wednes-
day night to take full advantage
Of everything offered Thanks
giving.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

Field goal. Engleman, 5. Long
a, Rooney. 2. Hannah. /, Har-
per, |, Forquran, l. Foul goals.
IEngleman, 2. Long, |. Hannah, |
ForQueEan. 3.
N. II. 5. first. II, second, IA,
final 25.
B. H. S. first, 5, second. 5 and
final10.
We could not get the result of
the game at Brunswick on ac-
count of going to press ahead Of
time.
Mendon played Bosworth at
Mendon yesterday. (Thursday)
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

Last chance to drag the roads.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1916-12-01

Allie May Latham
Courtship Of Miles Standish 80
9th and 7th grades
Farewell William West
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
MQiierte luarre1t tire
2ampter.
Mn Mmerifas &aite.

Metp Yort, II. Rop, SIT Netp Dor=
ter Mbeoerfreiien berr14t infolee Der
BON perl@iebenen 9eiten tommenben
Mitteilung, Dob ii9 oeutf@e &riegsz
unterleeboote auf Der pefliben @eite
bes atlantilden O5eans befinben, gro<
BE Mufreeunq. Wlan fiir@tet um cine
groBe 3abl bon Jra@tz uno PaNoz
gieroampfern, Die 1r9 auf Der Ja9rt
nan ameritanii9en @emdi1ern un0
qerabe in Den 5eilen befinben, po
bic beutlhen l1nterieeboote geleben
lporben 1e1n 1ollen.
9ie erfe DiesDe5iigli9e Melbung
tam bon DEM brtti1@en &reu5er r2anz
eaiter", Der iih an einem Yuntte Is
Wieilen DitliA bon @anop 9oot befinz
BET. Ser areu5er erlieb getern folz
genOe Wuruun9 an uQe 59iffe, Die
unter Der 5lagge ler Mliterten fabz
rem:
uDeut1@e nnterieeboote t0nnen
ijberau i'm atlantii men s0eean angez
irDffen tperben uno belonbers so
2dnsengrobe meltli@. 3eigt feline
unn0tigen Qi9ter. @ermeiDet aQe
regelmdBigen 8ertebritraben."
@ett benz Sage, ba Die uz53 urz
pl0Bli@ in amerttanii9en @etpdHern
ouftau@te uno ieGs @@iffe Der Nlz
lierten perientte, bat tetne lol4e Mufz
regung in omeritanii9en Nbebertrei>
len geberri9t. Man glaubt nt@t,
0aB jeBt i'm 0afen befiholi9e Damp
s.er Der MQtierten abfabren merben. Big
Die britii9en Slottenbeb0rben Die Grz
laubnts bo5u geben. Inter ben @9ifz
fen, bic ii@ benz 9afen ndbern, befinz
oen ii@ mebrere grobe 9ampfer pie
,Qaplan0" r9uca b'Mpita" un0
u8ermuoion."
9eute morgen liefen 1e@s BON guz
ropa fommen0e Dampfer bier Elm, Die
elei@fdus BON englii@en &reu5ern gez
iparnt morben tparen. Retnes berfelz
ben batte iebo@ Elm l1nterfeeboot gez
1tbte1,
2onbon, 81. Nop. Ser geitern
gemelbete Mngriff beut1@er &riegsz
| 19iffe auf bic 1iioDitli9e 8uite @ngz
lanos nirb. lpie oies s5u erlparten
ftano, DDn ei11e1n Seile Der preiYe a1l
peftigen Mngriffen ouf ben Grf.en
2orb Der britifhen M0miralitdt, Nrz
tbur S, 8alfour, ausgenaBt. 9ie
rDailp Mail" nirb in ibren Nusz
fdllen gegen 8alfour gong beionoers
bitter. @ie bdlt ben 2orb Der Nbz
miralitdt perantlportli@ fir .oieie
neue @rnieDrigung, Die Elm ftol5es
8o1t Dem !9obngelacbter oes 5einbes
pretsgebe". 9as 8latt aitiert bic
Hebe Des Serbs Dom 9. NoD., in Der
bteler, bon Dem ceut16eu l1eberfau
auf ben britiihen &anal ipre9eno,
itol3 ertldrt babe, Dob 10 ettpas ni4t
nteDer bDrfDmmen tperbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
@erlanaen nah friberer edliekung
Ser Stimmfaiten,

sSS11 BEN gooiitorial= =9lrtifel11 Der ,neilfe1
2eitunaen beS 5taates, nab benen 5ll
idleben, Sic nns 5usingen, 1na6te ii6
in ser Mo6e 11a6 Ser lebten &abl 0aS
8erlange11 na6 elmer Nenberung oe8
WablQeletea fund, lpelde bte 66lieblrng
ser 5tin1mfaiten am @ablobeno UNI
3tpet bis brei 9tllnben friber perfiigt,
alS biSber. Nugenl6ei11li6 lpnroe Ste
les Ber1angen baour6 perllrla6t, oab
sic @erausgeber BEN gr6bten Sell Der
9iaht aldgebalte11 tpuroe11 IN etrem Ser
i1@, ettpas 3llfrteoenitellenbe8 CUR @runo=
lage tbrer Wablbert6te fir oe1l ndhlte1
Iag ft11be11 gu f0nner.
Sn ser 3eit biz gu be1n d3u{ammen=
tritt ser 2egt8latllr I'M Sanllar oiirfte11
m6oliderlpeile sic 3eitllneS Ser
auSgeber lire ba1naligen @ebnlfe, Die tie
gu be1n Grel;5uee oeranlabten, pergeilen
baber1, uno sic Qegt8latoren nt6t nebr
bara1 benfen, oab et>paS oaruber gelagt
morben lit.
Damit ste @ode ober ridt i1ls Ser
qeiien fom1nt, lit slt boffen, bab ote
Yrelle ibre Ngitatton pdbreno Der
5ibung oft eenu9 nieoerbolt, UNI ote
@e1ebma6er 3lt iiber5eugen, Dap ete
ge9enlpartige g8eiie nidt in1 gertnsiterl
polfstimlt6 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
potl fyalfenbaDn+
9e1tide s.anDnen meroen es in
1ufareit miitlih MAIDEN.
Rumanen tapfere @esuer.

9erman{tabt, 9iebenbiirgen, q.
y2op., bra6tlos na9 @appile. 8ei
einem 6riibitid, tpel@es General BON
Jnltenbapn, &om1nanoeur Der Srupz
pen an Der rumdnif9en Norbfront,
eiaigen neutralen Beribteritattern
CAB, bemertte er, ro6glel9 auf oieier
Welt ni9ts 10 f9er lei, oaB man es
nit @iderbeit Dorausia9en tonne"
bab 8utaref Elm 1tngelniitli@er Mufz
entbalt lein meroe, menn beutfd)e
aononen Daruuf seri@tet ieien.
Ser General lebnte es ausoriidlih
ab, gu iagen, pann bie1er 3eitpunft
eintreten neroe, unb lieb felbt burd)z
bliden, oaB bic BeieBung 8utareit
bon 3lpeifslbaftem 8orteil lei, Da
man bic grobe8eDDlterung gu ernab<
rem babe, lpdbrenD basielbe Reiultat
bur9 Mufretben Der rumdnii4en Nr<
NEE errei9t peroen tonne.
Die Dauer Der rumdnil4en Rain=
pagne, lagte ber General, bdngt pom
Detter ob. Wenn es, lpie ieBt, friibz
Iings,irtia bleibt, tpirb Is ihneQ ge<
ben, toltes Wetter f0nnte ben Jelo>
aug per3Dgern. ueber ber enbgiiltigen
Nusaa1W begt ct ni@t Die gerinsiten
3meifel.
ss5u1 Dre rumdniihen @olouten bat
General BON sfulfen1apn bic arDbte
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
8erfabrel1+
4ldne Der @nIeute maren feb.
lerbatf.
@nklano braubt Nsnnitipn.

2onoon, q. geop. Gin pernib.
tenoes llrteil ilber Die 4rlegfiibrung
Der 9llliierten fallt beute Der &e-
bofteur S. g. @orpin in ieiner Sci
tung uObierper", Sir sic enaliid.
fran50iiden Srnppen uiro es mn-
,mDslid iein, an Der 8eitfront onrd.
5nbreden, lagte @arDin, menn man
sic Bl6lle nibt gan5lib urnanoert
11no 5uerlt sic Surfei uno 8ulgurien
al1siboltet.
vNfit Der Secblufabe allein fDn-
nen mir 2entldlano nid)t untcrfrte'
gen", beiBt es lpeiter, uoa Delttl9>
lano in Der Surfei 1tn0 anoesStpo
cos frubt6arite 2ano beiibt uno
anslubt unD gleid5eitig 1ein Wfen-
Idleln1oterial in eiaer 8eiie entwtf.
felt, >pie es in Der 8eltgeIbi6tc nod
r1d)t OagefDe1ell III. CDe ger Mrte9
5m Gnoe geDt, 'ucroen Die Mittel-
,ndte 5uan5is Ntillipnen Mann mn-
ter 8affen baben.
r8ir ieben ictt Gin, meld' mnge-
benre 9nmmbeit ,uir begingen, ais
,uir ,tns pon @allippli auriidaoaen.,
M1lBIanb fann 11iernals 1eine polle
stdrfe erreiden e5e og 9arbanel-
len uno bas 56tpar5e Mcer offen
1in6 nno mir ibm Mumition ien6en
fonnen.
Sen gr0Bten 6ebler mabten Die
Mlliierten nit gun16nien. Die
9cntiden erfakten bie Gage nno
fnbrtcn ben eriten Sdlag, ,uas ib-
rcr Gnersie nnb ibrer &lngbeit ollc
Gbre mad1t."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
9ie Gereiniaten Staaten rermDgen,
oem &rie9e Ginbalt 81 tnn.

--g1 - -
Sin 8afienlillltanb bon !eDs N5o=
hen f0nnte ii bent europd1N 1Nape1l Nrte9e
erlanst iperben, tpenn prdlioe11t SSlton
es nur beantragen tpiiroe, bas fp1ll e,1
8aihinstoner 3ettun9S1na1n aug Dem
Ofunbe eine8 berporraae11oen D1plo=
1naten, ber eine el1ropd'l0e 1lentrde
Madt pertritt, gebort babe1l. 9DenII
Ser WafTenIttll1tano aber erlt ertlarf
pdre, 10 1piiroe nad) Anlt0f oes pc
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
3nlanln1eltDor.
Hnfeltlen lln0*fyalfe1t.
baDu in1 Mnmarl1.
Nu,naneu fiebem.

2onbDn, q. Npp. Mns 8nfareit
irS Der nMurniug &pit" unter
nj geitrigen 2atum ,uitseteilt, bah
an &prbereitnnsen trifft, ben Sit
r &gaier1ng bon Sufareit nad
"'enI 0itlider selegeuen Nunfte 5u
legen.
Die rnmaniide @auptitaot wiro
it geiteru 1nur9en beitanbig pou
:inSliden Jliegern ansc9riifeu.
'iele Ginwobner iinb getOtet ,uur-
=
en-.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01
aurse 1epeid)en.

8eiu, Meinasen zines !RspoI<
pers fdoB .ii6 Der G4ouip!eler
Charles Safe IN et1ze,n yietp Worter
5pteI aus Berieben in oas 9ers nnb
NOR auf Der @telle tot. Gafe mar
So Sabre alt unb ftammte aug V'f
iulo.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-12-01

gbttaso, ~, g1onember. Der pez
terspfennig, Ser uljdDrlth in alien
fatbolifden 1105eleR fir Den :ppablt
qeiamnelt miro, ipirc in 0iefemSabre
in @bteago 100000 eiI1brlngen. SIN
Doriobre tpnrben ,,l1r $4,000 a.
5fnmr11elt.
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""'e1Z Gitlider gelegenfn Sunfte 511
>legem.
Die rnmanilde 9auptitaDt wir6
it geitern mur9eu beltanbig pou
:inblid)en Jliesern augc9riffen.
'iele Gin,uobner iino set0tet ,uor.
.m.
Die 8nfareiter b1ren bemte 5nm
:ltenmale ben 9onner Der 8eiditbe,
sr ebernen Gdlinoe, Die in luent-
en Sasen ibren Giienbasel anf Die
Der Sanptitaot idlemoern luer-
rn, ,ucnn Die Mnmanen es nidt
ar5ieben, bic Stabt pur Der 3er-
0run9 5n retten uno iie freiluilltg
/ ranmen.
Nm Samstag abenb bercits latte
stadeniens Seer 9lleraubria er-
1T, nmr nod 60 &ilumeter pum
,fa&iter leitnu9ssiirtel, 3luiid)en
I'M nno Der Sanptitabt liegen nnr
pd einise fleine Sliiiie, fcine Sim
srniiie fir cine Mrmee, bic nad
Sillem bic reikenoe 0pnan fprcierte,
&pn0pn meloete bente murgen be-
eits, oak bic &e9ierung &untiiniens
aad Often uerlegt wpr6cu~ iet. Wtan
'i.rSe gut TIM, Die @mtfernmmg nidt
u fnapp ~ bemeilen mmo lteber
lid, Mad Soeiia 5u gcbcn, oenm
1ltlidrn Scile Humaniens bangt
ie Std)erbeit Der Heglcrung nnr an
.nem lebr Diimmen Sabcn,
9ak ocm 10 tit, gebt ans Der Wftt-
'ilung Ses rniiiiden @eneralltabes
srpor, baR Die 9cutid)en idmere
mgriffe i'm Oitus=Sale, noroDitltd)
Oh &runltabt, MAIDEN. Ser @ur-
II oed 5ielt gegen Die rnmaniid)e
ahI 8erlab, MIR nud Is &ilome-
uum Den ietiseu stellnnsen Der
emtiden &erbiinSeten bel @lantc
atfernt. Wiit 8erlao int bentid)eu
'eiit, ,uare allies, mas iid BON &n-
.amen nnS Hniien bel &ufarcit nub
Der san5en @alladei bciinbet,
.offnnngslus uerloren. IS lit MIR
atiirlid, baf Elm iolder &uritak
eplant mirb, nnb er mag balo fon'
ten, er mnk fonmcn, ebc bas fetno'
DIE @rpk nad 9tnklano ent'ucideu
INN.
s- Su5miidcn ent'uidclt iid Die Gage
II ,ueftliden Seile prusrammakig,
ut ben Mnsbruf ocs beutid)en We=
eralitabcs 5u bennten. Ser er-
'artete 3niammenbrud) Der rnma.
ilden Nprofront lit eiu9etretcn.
as Gaslid br6delt ein uenes Stiid Der
untaniiden Trunt iiiolid puu Sic.
"ubargen ab. Sdon ant @an1stag
r !Ramutcu am QlIt, 48 &ilp-
.eter 'ablid pon Der @reu5e, uun
rr Talfenbapn-Armee beiett, 1tno
-~eate ooer mursen muk bic rumani-
be Gampn 2ans Gtelluns 5uiam,
,eapraiieln, ba Der &ormarid Der
alfenbapn-Armee mad Often ibr
cn 8oben nnter ben Giiken ent-
left.
3. Sietsei, Der &nbteapnntt tsber 8ab.
en-, bic ben rnmaniiden 4eercn ben
iad5as erm6slidt, id5iuanft bereits,
nb NIT linn uiro Der gan5s rnma.
iide' 8iberiano mic Elm 8arten-
.ass ssasaiammeHfallfu.
=. Nnf allen anbern Tronten berridt
imbe. 9ie alliierten miiien init
er Samit in Der Salde suieben, ,uie
)r uemeites Dpfer inter Der bent.
ben 9ampf,ualse 5ermalmt mirb.
@otiaer Bertht.
'nIsaren madten in 3imnita, 8n-
mGnien, reide 8ente.
5e7ia, iiber 2onooth 27. Nop.
w. @eneralitab Der bul9arifben
Irnlee erlieb bea.te folsenoe grfIa.
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Berlin, 26. Npb., brabtlos nah
ganpile. Der ruHiids Gefanbte in
::RulnGnien fat, ipie bic l1eberfeeS
Na9rihtenaeentllr erfdbrt, aus
Gefunbheits fhteE" 8ufarelt Ders
IaHen. Der 0ireftur bes Musndrtiz
gen Nmtes IN Mpsfaa 50 ,,ah ga,.
Iareit abgereiit,