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The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14
EXHIBITORS Will
PACK BUILDINGS
FREE ENTERTAINMENTS SE-
LECTED FOR THEIR THRILL
GIVING ATTRIBUTES.
CONCERT BY THREE BIG BANDS
HUNDREDS OF FORMER RESI-
DENTS WILL RETURN-BIG
TIME ASSURED.

Let's everybody toady to the
W Gather Man. Let's feed him cook
les and candies. Let's coddle him and
get him back into good humor. He is
the Big Mogul just now. He is the
Important Individual who will decide
whether the 1916 Stearns County Fair
next week will rear its head grandly
and proudly, out of a bath of sunshine
and comfort, or stink its tail between
it's legs to crawl away from dreary
leaden skies and miserable sOggy turf.
Mr.. Weather Man is the Grand Die
tator. Only he can prevent the fair
from being the biggest and best coun-
ty show ever given in Minnesota.
Managers of the institution have been
| working for months on a fOur-day
! iprogram-Sept. 20-23-and it is chock
full of education, business interest,
human interest, entertainment and a
musement. No other county fair in
the Northwest will be able to even
vie for equality.
During the past summer it has
/ been foun manatory to material
| ly increase exhibition space be-
cause of the increased number of ex-
hibitors. A new horse barn was erect
ed at a cost of approximately $500.
The Sauk Centre business mems build
ing, containing modern and cleanly
comfort stations and rest rooms, will
be completed by fair opening time at
cost of approximately $1,5OO. Poul-
try and swine barns have been i'm
proved and enlarged to meet growing
demands for space. Buildings, race
track, grounds and all appurtenances
have been put in first class shape and
frightened with new coats of paint.
Most gratifying reports are coming
in to the association officials from the
various department superintendent.
All are declaring at this early date
that they are being crowded for reser-
vations. 1t is certainty that all for
mer records for quantity and quality
of exhibits in all departments will be
surpassed.
The managers are breathing sighs
of gratitude over the erection of the
new structures and the further fact
that the st. Cloud building has been
turned over to the management for
exhibition purposes as the managers
may decide. The old fair plant could
not have met the demands which will
be made on it this fall.
While the exhibits will naturally be
the headline attraction, the entertain
n1ents and amusements have been Sc
lected to be on par. In all, $4,000
will be expended to provide four days
of fun and sight seeing.
The races will be the best ever run
here. This is assured because Of Sauk
Centre joining with Sauk Rapids, Fer
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14

gus Falls and Wahpeton in the organ
ization of the Big Four Racing cir
cult. This gives racing men oppor-
tunity to enter their horses in big
purse events four weeks in success
sion at the four biggest county fairs
in the northwest. These horses jumped
to the Benton county fair last week
from the state fair and will be here
next week..
Prof. Walter Raub and his troupe
of aeronauts stage the most thrilling
balloon act touring the fair circuits
this season. The troupe will give
daily exhibitions, ranging from seXtu-
ole parachute drops firm balloon, to
being shot inside paper bomb from
cannon high in air, released by an
explosion and descending to ground
by parachute. There will be marvel
Gus "Human Frogs, contortionists.
startling demonstrations of dental
strength, gymnasts, acrobats, etc.
There will be daily band concerts
by the Sauk Centre band, by the
Granite City Band of St. Cloud and
by the Ladies Band of st. Cloud.
There will be numerous amusement
concessions to please young and old.
1t will be fun time in old Sauk Centre.
Hon. Frank Kellogg will give an
address on the afternoon of Sept. q
end it is also hoped to get Hon. R. c.
Dunn of Princeton, father of the Min
nesota good roads laws, to make an
address on good roads.
And the Fair is not all. Sept. 49,
23 is also Homecoming Week. Hun
dreds of former residents will be back
here to mingle and participate in the
weeks festivities. These old timers
will meet with the sentimental as well
as well as the joyful angle of time On
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 20, they
will be called on to brush away the
cobwebs Of time and, on the site of
participate in the dedication of a
participate in the dedication of big
granite boulder which was designed
by the Gradatim Club as marker of
the site where Sank Valley residents,
Way back in the eos, took determined,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14
KILLEEN CASE is APPEALED

Appeal to the supreme court of the
state will he taken by the city of st.
Cloud in the action of T. J. Killeen.
formerly Of Sauk Centre and well
known here. Killeen was awarded
$1,000 damages by jury in district
court for injuries sustained because of
alleged obstructions in the st. Cloud
streets, when he was thrown from the
rig in which he was driving. The city
rad asked for new trial in district
court. This motion was denied and
the matter was ren"rted to the city
commission in letter by City Attor-
ney R. B. Brewer. The commission
Immediately decided to take an ap-
peal.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14
WARNING TO HUNTERS

Deputy Game Warden Joe Miller
warns all hunters to strictly serve the
game laws relative to shooting be-
fore sunrise or after sunset. This is
federal offense. Local game war
dens do not make arrests, but re-
port the names Of offenders to fed
cral officials and the cases are taken
before a federal grand jury. Con-
viction of this offense would deprive
any citizen from federal employment
for his life time.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14

Friday, Sept %.
1890 Parade from the City to Fail
Grounds, headed by the Sauk
Centre Band.
1:30 Big Livestock Parade with
in race track.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14
UNITED IN MARRIAGE

Miss Anna Tombers,. daughter OF
John Tombers, and. Nicholas Raster.
employed at the Johnson & Dresser
blacksmith shop, were united in marri-
age Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at
st. Paul's church, Rev. FIR. Art Gff-
ciating. The young people have host
of friends who will offer congratula-
tons. They will make their hons iE
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14

Mrs. Ruth Muclxian of Osakis, nee
Ruth Herberger, granddaughter of C.
j. Herberger of this city left last week
for Los Angeles where she will finish
her oratorical studies at the Univer-
sity Of Southern California in that
city. Mrs. Muckian. after finishing
the course this winter, plans to open a
studio in some city in the wsst.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14

200 2:15 Trot or Pace.
2:20 Holman & John, (ActD.
2:40 Running Race.
$50 Holman & John, (Act IL. 1~--s-
$40 e2:15 Trot or Pace.
3:39 DeVelda & Zelda.
$50 2:15 Trot or Pace.
4:10 Motor Cycle race.
4:3O Balloon Ascension, SeXtuple
parachute drops, Walter Raub
Saturday, Sept. %
1890 Parade from the City to Fair
Grounds, headed by the Sauk
Centre band.
1:30 Big Livestock Parade with
in the race track.
200 2:20 Pace.
2:2O Holman & John, (Act y.
2:35 2:30 Pace.
2:55 Holman & John, (Act ID.
$40 2:20 Pace.
$3.50 DeVelda & Zelda.
$50 2:30 Pace.
4:10 2:20 Pace.
4:3O Balloon Ascension, shot out of
a cannon in a paper bomb, by
Walter Raub.
4:40 2:30 Pace
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14
HOLDJNGFORD ENTHUSED
AND PROPOSES TO SEND
LARGE CROWD TO FAIR

Holdingford Advertiser: PROMPTLY
according to schedule, the Sauk Gem
tire boosters arrived here Monday af-
ternoon in about 20 autos, carrying a
good band and 100 male and female
boomers for the Stearns County Fair
which is to be held at Sauk Centre,
The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-09-14
Typical Scenes at the Big Stearns County Fair Sauk Centre


Thursday, Sept. 21, Good Roads Day
1870 Parade from City to the Fair
Grounds, headed by the Sauk
Centre band.
Ice Big Livestock Parade with
in the race track
200 Address, Hon. Frank f. kel.
logg.
2:30 DeVelda & Zelda.
2:50 2:25 Race.
500 Good roads meeting, st. Cloud
Building. Address by Hon. R.
c. Dunn, Father CT Good Roads
in Minnesota.
$40 Holman & John, (Act y.
1925 2:20 Trot.
3:45 Holman & John, (Act ID.
400 2:25 Pace.
4:20 2:25 Trot.
4:30 Balloon Ascension, triple para
chute drop. Walter Raub.
4:40 2:25 Pace.
500 2:20 Trot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24

Million dollar hotels are built 50 frequently
these DAYS that they no longer create talk
throughout the land Their regulations have
to he and are being built by good ADVERTlS-
ING. They are great business institutions with
an army Of employees. and every efficiency
method used by big manufacturers, and like
them they also build their trademark
Advertising reaches the people way of
in California and down into Texas and even
into South and Central America. 1t pictures
to them the comforts OF these big hotels their
convenient location; their wonderful reStau-
rants and their moderate rates. 1t "SellS'
them the hotels service before they ever
start on their Journey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24

Strange as it MA, seem these things cost hut
little if any more than would private residence
Apartment rental is based on the number OF
rooms lust as in a hotel except that here YOU pay
only for the rooms used privately and thus elm
mate the Kitchen dining room, guest and servant
rooms The hotels restaurants provide even
better food than you could secure at home he
cause of their scientific purchases. Chickens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24
ADVERTISING HAS BUILT AND is NOW
BUILDING GREAT HOTEL regulations.

Besides this it reaches right into the neaf'
Of New York itself and transpllnts entire lam
lies from wasteful private homes to the
efficient and wonderfully convenient modern
hotels. It causes the hotel restaurants to take
the place Of home dining rooms and its parlofS
10 replace the old-faShoned drawing rooms
II is Advertising that makes the real worth
Of hotel for it makes j. BUSINESS. Hotels
losing money are often sold for half what they
cost and those making profits bring double
their cost. so the advertising really has hook
value worth much more than every dollar
spent for it, Read what the hotels shown on
this page have done and YOU will have THE
PROOF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24
MARGARET

Manager Du Fut
started some time a-o
advertising ms suites
for permanent guests
- ucll as for transient'.
First h. used several
papers. but soon had
hi, house fun Ne dis
continued using All but
the Tribune Graphic
Section. which he 70
CARDS as good "huil-
ness insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24

Works M with
! the 6edo 90
Man peoreo
Ihotdss
let, the o
benefits o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24
MODERN HOTEL SERVICE COSTS BUT LITTLE
MORE THAN THAT OF A PRIVATE HOME.

from special farms fattencd before cooking SEP
arate refrigerators for each kind Of meat and
vegetables: sanitary dishwashing machines that
sterilize as they wash and scientific cooking
equipment These are not possible in private
homes, yet they reduce the cost OF material and
service so that the individual cost to guests is as
low or lower than it would be in a private
establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-24
THE MAJESTIC

Mr.. Copeland townsend saw the pos.
sbIllucs OF real advertising about one
year ago. It happened in this wise.
He inserted in The Tribune an adycr-
tsement five inches deep by two col
umns wide offering suite Just vacated
by a member Of the foreign diplomatic
service and rented this suite and two
others within few days. Sine, that
time he has been continually advertising
and has d constantly growing business.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
Bsnben @rdbsn nit unabidiiis na6.
ifrDnlenDen SfrGften feitIebte.

Bsnben @rdben nit una6idiiig mad,
itrDmenDen &rdften feitiebte.
Das 5rommelfeuer bate Die meilten
MISUNDERSTANDING 5srit0rt. Grf:
aesen balb a6t llbr Worgens mar es
nogli6, cine lleberii4t iiber bic Gage
gu aeipinnen. Sofort tparfen ii8 DIE
Sa6ien in treuem 8erein nit be!.
tapieren anfdlieBenben aeI
@aDern auF ben Seinb, enirlhen inn
nod am 8ormittage bic Nort6dlite bes
0orfes, iGubertsn es am Nd6mittag
Dollitdnbis nit 9anogrdpoten unr
8ajonett unb batten am 2(6eno Oie
gun5e SteGung fpteber in SdnbeH. DIE
fsinbli9e uebernra6t battle Dabel
fur6tbar bIuten mii6en. lleber tan.
ienb toote @nglGnber lagen alein II,
BEN Straben BON @uilemont. Se6s
Offi5iere unb 365 Wiann iparen I'M
Dernunbst gefangen, fiinf WtaI4inen7
gsipebre erbeutet porben.
SIN Ra6men bieIer bier in groben
umriiief aeseitneien @ei6e6niIIs bas
Sen ii6 eine syiille bon 1eroorragenben
8affentbaten Der fe6tenoen 9er6dnos
unb bes ein3elnsn Wannes abaeipielt
Reitlos batten bic Satlen bic 2ints,
bic iie pdbrenb bes @efe&tes crit Ders
t1eibigungsfdbig seIdaffen hatten. qe=
halten unb bem Seinbe teinen iTube
brett gegonnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

S4nees unO @isI6mel3e 6ietet eiHen
2ln6alt fir bic qrbeitsleiItung Der
Sonnenpdrme. Ulan BAT bere8net.
oaB bic Spnne Bel anDauernoer 8ir-
tung in einem Sabre cine 80 Nletsr
otte @isi6tcAt um bic Sroe St idms
gen oermag. llnausgeTeBt itra6lt bic
Sonne Der @rbe cine Wdrmemenge 81,
bic elmer araftletitung oon 265 Bill
Itonen pferbetrdften entiprid]t Die
GeiammtIetitung aler DuupImaihiz
nen unb Wotoren Der Groe iDirD du'
etna 100 Utilliouen Pferbefdrten 9es
l6dBt, lit alio nur Elm geringer Sruds
t9eiI BON Der &eiitung Der Sonnenz
itrabluHg. g8em au6 Der gr0Bie
5Reil Der SOHnenener9ie I'M 6ausbait
Der Ratur ielbIt perbrau6t piro, IL
bleibt bod nod cine iiberDGltigenoe
GnergiemeHge iibrig, Die fir Die
MenT9beit nubbar gema4t Deroeu
t6nnte. Sin She'll Der SoHnenitru5=
hung beTor9t bic 9ebenstbdtigteit ocr
pflan3eH, inoem Die &Oblenidure Der
2uft ge1palten piro, ,lnD 5par in ben
fir MenId unO 3bter erforberIi6en
Saueritpff unO IN SobleHitOff, Der
gum 2(uf6au oes Yflan5entOrpsr6
oient. Die aus Den iippigen PfIuu
3sntpu6s friiberer 3eiteu entitunOeneu
&oblenlaeer biroen glei9Idm gepal@
tiae Wtaga5ine ppu Sonnenenergle.
bic betm 8erbrerHeu unter Dem &el=
lel in bic Spanntraft Des Dampfes
Ilmgeipunoelt perb.n.
Bon alien irotffsr StraDiungs-
oueQen tommt Der elei itrtide GtAtbqz
gen niht aqein 6inIitJt i'd Der 6elIi9@
felt, ionoern aud ot r 5emper1tur
nab benz Spnnenli9t am nd6lteH.
Ru4bem es prof. Qummer in SresIai
gelungen mar, bic Sempe ,atur 0es poi
itttpen Sraters zines 5pi Iden &oble@
iiiften er3eggten 2ibtbrgtns gu runo
1900 Grab gelIius 3u teit immen rer=
5utte er anter 2lenDerun9 oes GuTt=
bruts bic Sieoetemparntr r oes Sob
ienItoffes gu erreid]en. De il pa4fen@
rem ueberorud tpnnte er eli regelmc
ttge Semferaturiteigerung feltltelisa
unb erreitte Bel etpu 20 ut noipbdrelT
Druid cine 18fa6e 6lG6el l9ellig!elt,
Der eine 5emperotur Don r lno 1900
Grao @eIiius entipri6t. 0G nit par
gum eriten Ulal cine 3emperl 1tur 6er@
geItelt, bic bic bisber bDdfn trolif.
Semperatur oes 2i4tbpgens Inn runo
$500 9rao iiberIaritt unb ip9ar aut
bic pirtli1e Sonnentenperatln NET
iibertraf. Nus Der GtrabIupga nengt,
tie bic Sonne Der @r9e 5uienoei, bdI
man untsr 8enuBung Der atr6GoSa
i5en StrablungsgeieBe bic Semperns
tur Der Come 81 runb 5000 @rob be-
itimmt. Cine unter bobem Druid brrts
nenbe 9osenlnmpe nit entipreaer6
aeIteiqerter Sratertenperatur oiirfte
nab 2ummers llnterIuhungen eiH
Dem pdbren. Sonnenicbetn dbnlid)e5
2idt ausitrdblen, uno es lit oahcr
ri6t auseei9loFen, paB es Der fortz
IareitenOen Sehuit nod geIingt,
,tiinitli9es Spnnenlidt" 3u er5eugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
SSihtise 0erbaitHmsen
Inrosn seitern in yerbinbung mi
rieiisen GiienbaEn Siebjtdblen
porgcnommen.

THrd) Die geitern IN 1ieiiger Staot
erngte gerbaitilng bes 9lltbduoIers
2 s4i.el GpnuIins, 933 @eit Court
Strabe. ilno Die @erbaitimg eines ges
lpiiicn I. {. abourt, l2i Git 9redel.
riole Strai,c, SonispilIe, sp., Die &c.
iteru cbenials porgenommen piirOe,
babcn oic goliSeibcbor0en beiber
Stdbte niht MIR Die 9fnoelsiiibrer Ell.
ner lpeit6ergpeiateu gan0e pon eiien.
tabnrieben eripiid,t. ioltoern aiib cine
2nantitdt Der geltotleneil 8aaren i'm
@crtbe BON ettpa $4,000 erlaIgt.
Vie ole YeaIIIten Der y. & g., Der
sicip port Central, Benniplpania uno
G. s 4 .. Observation-Disclosures be.
holtpten. iino in 0cn lebten @aonnien
gladren i'm sNertbe ben minbeltenS
100000 Geitpblen fporoen inlo od
ras 5reiben Der Giebe nit jeoem Gag
cinen aroBerenllmfang mnabm, iulir'
DC beid4oiien, ale 9eteftipe5 Der
ricr @eielidDaiten, iogpie Die 9eteftiu.
lorreu Der beioen Staote Cincinnati
iin0 louisville nit Der gluiipilrilng
Ger 1iebe 5ii betrnIen.
yaGoem bic 9erbdftung &bourts
in louisville porqenommen iporDsn
mar unD es enibsdt ipilrbe. bab met
tore Mitslisber Der 9anbs bier ses
fnnSsn perben ionntsn, fameu bic
Gsftimbsdmten ber~ 9abugsieafhaf.
ten eeitern bierber unb es selang ibneI
nit 5ilie ber Detsttipes 2ope, Gens
tn unb Gjernbarbt bic 8erbaftung
bss Gummins Dorsunebmen. CUR iels
ben 3eit tpurben in bsm @ei6iftss
lrial besielbeH cine 9lnsabl 2titen
entbedt, bic biz gum Ranbe nit benz,
bon ben Gii.nbabnbisbfGblsn berriib.
rsnbsn 4rtiisln 5efiiat traren unb eis
nen Wertb bon minbeitens $4,000 re-
prdfeniirt,n. Die @egenitdnbe tpurs
Ten nah bsm poliseibauptquartier ges
i6afft. I'M bort beute BON geamten
Ger peridlie6enen Observation-Disclosures.
Ten ibentifi5iert gu tpsrben. Die Be
umtsn iinb Der anii9t, baB es ibHen
tsute mad @ornabme ipeiterer Ra6s
fprdunaen gelingen iuirb, nod mebr
her Sisbssbsute gu erIansen unb nod
ipsitsre 8etbeiIist. in Saft gu neb'
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
gd,pere 8eiorsmik
Sest man fir bic glmeritaner in pars
raj unb MasiitraI, Wlsy.
Bon bsnsn man felt sebn 2assn niGts
mebr Dernommen bat.

Gl paio. ssras. '8. ROpember.
Oa BON ben 4meritaneru, ipelds ii4
in ben @rubenbiitrittsn BON parral
unb Wtasiitral aufbalten. ieit 3ebn
1ag.n feline Rafri4t einlief. tperben
idpsre 8efiir4iunssn fir ibre Sis
fsrbeit ssbest. @be bic Stabt parral
uon bem @eneral !9srrera serGumt
ipurbs. batten iid baieIbit 5ebn 4ine.
ritansr befunbeu. Set bem %. Sts
tober bat man nidts pieber bon ibs
nen seb6rt. llnb in BEN Diitritt ron
MasiitraI batten iid, ebe bic @srbins
bung abseIdnitten ipurbe. a1t 4mcs
risaner unb anbere MuslGnber aufees
balten. Die gtlparebo Company III
auber Sianoe, bas Gerii6t gu beitG.
iisen, bab 3. q. 6aiptins, Elm Wlit.
sIieb Der Geieaidaft. auf Der Reiie
mad eagle paB, a.gas. Sorrson er,
reidt babe.
Ginem anb.ren geridie aus msris
tanifdsr QusIs aufolse ioll Der @es
neral 6errera parraI nift perlaiTen,
fonbern bic @iIlasganbiten bis mad,
Dorado. 25 Weilsn ipeiisr fiiblid, aus
riidsebrdnst baben, mo- ,garransa
sruppsn iie auseiHanbersefprenst bas
ben iollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

ban Departments idbGti ben snbsiil.
tissn ertrdg berfdiebener Qder6au-
probutie ipie fofst ab: Budipsisen
11,447000 9u.; aartoffeln 288, 1864 =
0o0 gu.; Mais 43,508,00O gu.;
G!ibfnrfoffein 67,663,00O Bill;
5lddsIammen 15,3OO.0OO 8u.; girs
nen 10,377000 Bu.; 2lepfein 67,=
e95.000 9bls.; 3udsrsNiiben 7,416,s
COO 5onneii; 3ipiebsln 100000
Bn. 4ni ] .Nobemter fsf1nben Iid)
rct 1865. 900 gu. Wais oui ben
1armen.
Ter britif9e Dampfer
~Seatonia" berfentt.
aonbon n, 8. gaop. Der britii6:
Dampfsr nSeatonia", BON 1888 3on
men, III perisntt iporoen, iDie Dor
alOpbs angstiinbist tpurbe. Die @e.
inBung fuuroe gereitet unb Der &api.
tan gefangsn genommen.
Die .Seatonia" ains i'm Ottober
Bon Montrsal ab, belt in Wulsraue
Soipn, Rsufunblanb, an uno aing Dor
bort aus an 20. Sttuber nad garrp.
GdIes. ab.
SIN 2aufe beg 5asss tiinbigisa
2lopbs audi bic 8erientung beg nprs
Degiifen Ddmpfers .Eeime", bon
1913 5onpen, an.
@ Il m a ii6sr &rmeefiibrsi
( feinen Wunbsn eIlegen.
2onb 8. Hop. Nus gutdreIt
.ipirb gemelbet, bdb Der @sneral Drae
galina. Der aommanDsur Der erIten
rumdniihen armee. ieinen Wunber
erleseH lei, bic sr Dor einiser 3eit az
Der 5ront erbalten bate.
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@robes 9auptquartisr,
i'm Sept. 1916,

oWas meine 2elite I'M @rabenfantpfe
leiiten unb bab fis In ibrsn seipobnt.r
SteIungen bic sebnfa6e uebermaft
a6ipeiien tpiirben, bus tpubte id. 2(ber
mas lie bier on Der CONNIE, obne
Siellungen, auf Der fladsn Grbe. in
ipo4enlangem Srommslfeuer ber
i6iperiten aali6er an Qusbauer unb
5apferteit pollbra9t babeu, bas tann
fein @ort idyiIbern. Dos fam idJ ielbIt
nur i9ipeiaenb bepuubern." go Tagte
mir Elm fdhfiIder 5ruppenfiibrer, unS
i6 CLAUDE, es pirb ipirtlid ME elm
Dort Derm0sen. bas Selbentbum
obneglei9en gu preiien, nit bem uus
iere Sruppen bort ben Mniturm bes
melt iiberIegen.n Jeinbes gum 9altsn
sebradi baben.
9as &orps. bon bsfen 5Saten id Ia
bieiem uno ben foIgsnben 9eridien
ersdblen ipi[l, bate ldnssr aIs anbsrts
talb SATIRE in 6erieIben 9egelI6 in
Itelluneen selesen. Die 5uIest nrit aIlcr
Weiiterihaft aussebaut fparen. biz
uns bisIer aries sslebrt bat. gs
tannt. bier Mes unb Sieg. unb WsJ
unb Steg bdtten beimatbIih idhfiite
Ramen. 5robbem bic gesenb 70 me.
nia @nsiesenbes fpis mSslit BOT. bait.
man fie f9Iieblid taft lieb sefponnsn.
Denn ilbera1 sriibten bic Dentmdler
fleibiger afrbeit, unb Der goben mar
seiueiht bur9 bas 9lut 70 bieler lieber
aamerabsn. Sn snei sroben Sffen.
iirn unb I'M monatelangsn, lnunter-
brodenen 9rubentampfs bate BET
fyeinb bier bersebIih berIu6t. bic
Mauer gu burdbred.n, ipelfe bic
S5bne bes Sa6feHipaIb.s nit ibrsr
gruit gum S8ube bss ssliebten beutr
iden gaierIdnbes aufritteten. Die
JriebbSfe binter ben Stellungen mi.
ibrsn lanssu Rsihen ipeiBsr areii5.
unb blumensefdmiidtsr @rdbiteine aes
ben Der Ha9fpelt 3eusnis, pie tapf.r
ii9 bier bic Sahien seItlaeen baben.
limb spis pirO bic 6simath es ibn.a
bmten.
Run bie5 es pl0bIi9 abI6ieb neb<
men bon biefem 2anbiirif. Sn ipenis
gen gisrtslitunben erfolste Der Muf.
brnd. unb man fab ouf Der 8abn,
fubr in bic Ha9t unb In fremoes Gss |
bet binaus, unb niemaub pubte, ipos
bin. Die einen slaubter, es sebe ar
bic Somme, bic anbersn rietben auf
ben Often. gfber balb erfnnnte man. |
bab bic Somme bas 3iel mar. Wan |
fdlob es aus ben Ramen Der Siatio-
rien, bic nan an ben erleuGietenBabn, |
bots Qatsrnsn Ins. Shon fam baa |
gsbrSbn Der 4rtillsrisf9Iaft inrmtr
n6ber. GGon leudtetsn bic syeiieraeI,
den beriiber, als Der 3us bisli unb be
5ruppsn ansgelaben tpurben, 8ug dif
3us foIste. 2llIe aGmpfsr innren in
fsierliher unb ftpIasr G4imnluns:
I'm bie CONNIE! 9ori i6nnen iie iins
gsbraumsn! Dort min ber Geinb mif
|einer lingebeuren llebermaht burH~
brefknl Cf fol- bic Sa4Isn tpieber
Lennen Isrnen!- Gin Resimeit. baB
[yiu Gspad ebisste aaIs4 aeal
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ariessbrieie pon Der beiRum.
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Bon %. g deuerm ann
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Gin 5eIOentbum obne aI,if.n. :. Das
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au fe6en mar. - 8ranntl6der bic
ein5ige 9eduns an Der Sommes
Gront. = Die ensfdnbsr 8uriidsss
DOrien. Der gaiOn.ttiampf 6rinst
bic GntI9eibuns.
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Oemeral JeIis Dia3
o at bic 5ebuantepte 4abr
In merifo befeht

paerto, Merito, 8. gaob. - Die
elnbdnser bes Generals syelir Dia3.
Der Refftn bes perftorbnen prdiibens
ten porfirio Diaa. iinb i'm 8efb Der
Ssbnanttpec 4abn, iiibIib bon Gans
ia 9ucNtia. Ssit ;yreitag Mbsnb
ipirb sin 3us bon brei3tbn Dassons
NIT Garronsa Solbaien bermibt.
slm %. Oitobsr batten bic Rebel.
len eiilen 3us ansesrifFn unb neun
Gofbdten get5btet unb eff perfpunhet.
do pahagitre iuurben beraubt.
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@afbingtoM .. g. 3. gepp.
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G@iHsuahribteH.

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.espasne" non gorOeaur; nSaronia"
bon aiperpool.
4bgef.. ,Sinlanb" na6 qiperpopl.
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mir i'm aud bort gIei6 Derbultea."