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Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
TANK CREWS TIRED
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 WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug. 12, (2:15 p. m), (By the Associated Press. )-It must be un- derstood that hard fighting like that in which the allies have been engaged since Thursday cannot go on indefin- itely without giving the troops oppor- tunity for rest. It is important that the crews of tanks be given time to recuperate from the effects of thelr hardest work.
 Many tank crews have been working hours continuously closed tightly Oi for twenty-four and even thirty-six hours continuously closed tightly with in chambers where the engines were running and into which the fumes from the guns filtered.
 The allies are pausing with the knowledge that they have relieved the pressure on Amiens and freed from the Germans hundreds of square miles
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
LULU IN BATTLE
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug 12 (Reuters) ).-There was Q lull over the battlefield this morning. On the front of the French first and third armies the enemy was endeavoring to establish himself on the line of RoyeIHssigny and the French were III contact with him along the greater part of this line, which runs about two miles in front of Rove ana three miles in front of Lassigny The line extends from Andechy close to the Amiens-Roye road, through Dan court, and Tilloloy and on to Gury.
 The enemy's reserves now are talk ing a vigorous part in the battle which is over terrain that was covered by the German offensives in March and May of this year. The first three days of irresistible allied advance is slowing down as the enemy's fresh divisions replace the broken regiments.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
AMERICAN, BRITISH AND THE FRENCH
 ARE ADVANCING

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13

of land on much of which there are ripe crops.
 The situation north of the Somme is still difficult NThe Germans, with their backs to the river, are apparent ly holding the high ground southwest of Etinehem, the town is firmly in the hands of the allies this morning in spite of enemy resistance. After a quiet night the Americans were hold ing a section of the line at Bray, north of the Somme. Just south of the river, the Germans seem to have strong forces in Cateaux wood While Herle- vile and Chaulnes are considered to be in enemy territory, Australian pa trols seem to have been operating there
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
HAIG's REPORT

LONDON August 12,.-The allied troops fighting today in the region be- tween the SOmme and the Disc made further progress east of FOrquescour and on the south bank of the SOmme and also captured the village of Prov art, south of Bray, according to Field Marshal Haig's communication issued this evening. Hundreds of Germans were made prisoner and the Germans also suffered heavy casualties.
 The text of the communication fol- lows:
 "In successful fighting today in the neighborhood of the Rove road east of Fouquescourt and on the south bank of the SOmme our line has been ad- vanced in each of these localities and some prisoners have been tal1n.
 South of the Somme our troops cap- tured the village of Proyart after sharp fighting in which the enemy lest heav- fly in prisoners and men killed. The fighting is continuing in this neighbor- hood
 "On the right of the British forces the French have taken Des LOges. On the remainder of the British front there is nothing to report"
 WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE, Aug. 12 Reuters) Tn yes terdays fighting the French added 2000 prisoners and more than thirty guns to their captures. There was stiff fighting today, Crown Prince Rup- precht having hurried up part of his diminishing reserves to try to check the retirement of the armies of Gen erals Von Der Marwitz and Hutier The greatly increased weight of the enemy's artillery ana machine gun fire was proof of the rapid strengthening of his endorsements.
 LONDON, Aug. 12.-An official com munication issued by the air ministry tonight dealing with bombing and raid ing operations says that despite the unfavOrable weather, British airplanes successfully attacked an airplane and chemical works at Frankfort Other squadrons attacked the railways at Metz and an airdome at Hagenau, Al sace.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
GERMAN OFFICIAL

BERLIN, (via London) Aug. 12.- The German official statement issued today says
 In the fighting around Lihons the enemy advanced beyond that place to- ward the east. Our attack threw him back to the northern and eastern edges of the village.
 There have been violent partial en- agreements between Lihons and the Avre. Southwest of Chaulnes we at
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13

PARIS. Aug. 12-French troops have captured the town of Gury, about S5 miles south of Rove, according to the French official communication is. sued tOngint Two counter attacks against the positions held by the French and Americans on the Vesle river near Fishes have been repulseG.
 The text of the communication fol- lows:
 Between the Avre and the Disc our troops have captured the village Of Gury. We have made some progress to the north Of Roye-Sur- Matz and Cheyrincourt.
 "On the Vesle front we have re- pulsed two violent counter attacks against our positions on the north bank of the stream in the region of Fishes.
 Army Of the east, August 1l-12: Calm has prevailed on the whole oi the front. French aviators have bom- barded enemy encampments to the northeast Of MOnastir and tO the east of Seres."
 BERLIN. tvia Lcudon). Aug. I2.- The war cnice statement issued today says:
 Between the Yser and thC Ancre partial enemy thrusts frequently broke down before our lines North of tue Lys we beat back a strong British at- tack The enemy in tbe carly morn ing launched violent attacks north or the SUmmc and between tho Sommc and LihOns. They were rcpulsci
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13

"On the battle front between the An ere and the Avre the day has been quieter," says the German official com munication issued this evening. Be twen the Avre and the Disc enemy at- tacks failed"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-13
Dfy Review i.eIeod Wirri SUES RAID FfSHERMEE

POSITION. Aug 12-Two subna- ines raided the fishing fleet on Georges Banks Saturday and the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23
Deputy Sheriff H. F. Jahnke trans
acted business in Snr;nof;old vos+o-,1,,,1

Deputy Sheriff H. F. Jahnke trans
acted business in Springfield yesterday.
Drs. Weiser, Stricken and Reineke
were at Mankato Jan. 10 for the purpose
OF receiving additional instructions from
army officers concerning the physical
examinations of drafted men.
. Word received here the latter part of
last week from Lieut.. Earl Setter who
has been with his regiment for several
months at Fort Mckinley, Portland,
Me, says they are daily expecting orders
to leave for France. However, it NAV
be some time yet before embarkation
orders are received as his wife's brothers
regiment got orders to prepare to leave
in October but did not get away until
the 9Th of this month. Mrs. Setter is
still with the Lieutenant but expects to
return to her parents home in Detroit
W .en he sails.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

Adolph Shell and Otto Schneider left
Monday on a business trip to Chicago.
they expect to be back Friday.
Albert Grams arrived here Tuesday
from Des MONIES, Ia, to spend several
weeks visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Aug. Grams.
Mrs. Elmer Backer entertained Friday
at5a home circle dinner party in honor
Of Ter birthday. All of the relatives
We're prezent for the occasion.
Everybody get your masquerade suits
ready Two masque balls are already.
announced. Get into the game and
enjoy the fun.
The Ladies Aid Of the Union Hospital
have decided upon Tuesday, February
18th, as the time for their annual social.
1t will be held at Turner Hall this year. .
! Thursday Deputy Sheriff Herman r.
Jahnke returned from Eau Claire, Wis.
consin, with Carl F. Stucke formerly Of
Springfield, in his custody. Stucke was
indicted by the grand jury at the De-
cember term charged with willful Ge-
Isertion Of his wife and abandonment of
his children. He was arrested in Eau
/ Claire by the sheriff Of that County and
turned over by him to the Brown County
! authorities.
The New Ulm Turnverein and Frauen-
}. verein will have their annual Masquerade
this year on Monday evening, Feb. II
as advertised elsewhere in this issue.
:, This is always an event that lis looked
! forward to by everybody and it is a
safe bet that this years Masque Ball
I! at Turner Hall will be as good or better
than usual. The Committee is already
! hard at work and promises some interest
ing surprises. 3 -
: At the annual election at the Citizens
State Bank held at their banking house
), last Tuesday evening the following
directors were reelected: O. Nj. Olsen,
Chas. Vogtel, w. E. Koch, John Henle,
N. Remington, and Geo. Marti. Thurs
day evening the Board organized and
elected the following officers: Pres,
Q. M. Olson; Vice Pres, Chas. Vogtel;
Cashier, F. II. Krook; ASS. Cashiers, E..
il. Soukup and w. E. Engelbert; Book
keepers, w. E. Huevelmann and H. F.
Herzog. 5
At the annual meeting OF the Hanska
Linden Creamery Company, John Rein
hart was elected President; ellen, Vice
President; Marcus Frederickson, Secre-
tary and Manager; O. O.. Amundson,
Treasurer and Bernt @. Ouren, Tore
Oren and J. O. Peterson, Directors. The
meeting was held in the Liberal Union
Hall and was we'll attended. The
secretary's report showed that the past
year had been an exceptionally pros
porous one. The total receipts We're
$93, 1855 and the expenditures amount
ted to- $94, 073. ID. At the close of the
Iyear there was on hand in cash ard
supplies the sum of $800.41. There
were 222,755 pounds of butter manu-
fractured during the year and this was
sold at an average Of 41.36 FER pound.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23
LOCAL NOTES

Atty. ALI. w. Mueller was Twin City
visitor the last of the week. -
Miss Nora Ziegler spent Sunday with
her parents at Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Sam1 Gieseke returned to he1
home at CORTLAND Monday after {
weeks visit at St. Paul.
Mrs Katherine Silverson is spending
"a part of the winter in the South, al
Augusta, Georgia.
H. A. Vogelpohl returned Monday
from Elysion, where he attended to bust
ness matters for several days.
After a pleasant visit with relatives
and friends in this city, Miss Margaret
Schemann returned to her home in Win
throp last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Saffert who were
con a jaunt of several weeks visiting
friends and relatives in Milwaukee and
other Wisconsin points are home again.
Miss Agnes Mass and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Mass and daughter Alma, from
Gaylord, visited with the VIM. Fleck
family several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Vogtel Of
Minneapolis were guests Of the formers
parents over Sunday and attended the
Red Cross Ball. DR.. and Mrs. Vogtel
of Winthrop Wee also here.
Judge l. M. Olson and Court Reporter
Eckstein Left Monday for Mar
where tEey are attending ST =
session OF tie Lyon County Court
They expect to be gone all week.
F. R. Emminss Of the Simons Lumber
Co., r. A. Seemann of the New u m
Lumber Co. and Alfred ]. Vogel returned
Friday from Minneapolis where they
had attended tie annual lumbermen's
convention.
Ernst Vo e'rohl and Fred Berger re
turned Saturday from Gibbon where
they e:e ted piIe organ in the. Swedish
Lutheran Church and also installed ar
electric motor in the German Lutheran
Church.
The card party given by tt e Christian
Mothers Society, at the Catholic schoo
house last Tuesday evening was vel
attended. 500 was played. Tie prize
winners We're Mrs. John Kortel, Mrs
Rosa Gag, Hedwig Marti, John Backer
Mrs. H. H. Walters and Otto English.
People having business with TIE
Probate Court of Nicollet County will
now find Judge Moll in the new addition
which was recently completed. Clerk
of Court William Mallgren will occupy
the quarters in tie front part of TIE build.
ing vacated by tie Probate Court.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

Palm Olive Soap Free. With every
$50 purchase Of Palm Olive Goods,
Shampoo, Vanishing Cream, Cold Cream,
you will receive free Of charge 2 Bars Of
Palm Olive Soap. This offer is good
7onlyto Feb. LIST. IS.
Backers Pharmacy.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

FOR SALE: High Grade Holstein Bull
Cal?es. Three weeks to six months
old. G. E. LAMBRECHT,
Adv. S r. 4, New Ulm. Tel 1708
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

II in need of an auctioneer and look
ing for the high dollar, list your sales with
me. Tel. 283. A. S. DORM.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

Bird Island, Minr.
Northern Rock Island Plow CO.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Gentlemen
Referring to your letter of recent
date, l wish to state ! bought a
HEIDER Tractor March 10th, 1911,
at Carol, Iowa, and run same for
three years, winter and summer.
Closing out my farming interests,
the tractor was sold at my public
sale. The purchaser has run the
tractor right along, winter and sum-
mer, the same as when owned it,
and the tractor is in perfect working
order today, Smelling corn at present.
This tractor has been used on the
same farm Of 800 acres, in Kossuth
County, iowa, to the present day.
1 have had some experience with
other makes of light tractors, but
none can some up to the HEIDER
for good, hard service all the year
around. S
Here are some of the different
kinds Of work did with the HEIDER
Tractor. / used it to haul feed to
stock, haul grain to market, for haul
ing manure, unloading hay, hauling
hay from field, pulling hay loader,
also on hay stacker, pulling binders
in harvest, blowing, discing, saving
wood, grinding feed, shredding corn,
Smelling corn, stretching woven wire
fence, pulling up posts, dragging
roads, grading roads, running grain
elevator and other jobs around the
farm, and il had the ONLY RE-
LIABLE CONTRO IL, barring none.
Sincerely yours,
(signed) VIM. korrect,
Box 268.
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

Office rooms for rent. Formerly
used by Rural Telephone Company.
Inquire at John F. Neumann's.
Adv 48tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23
HIS STORE is THE ONLY R. C. u.
STORE IN OUR TOWN

s Being member Of the Retailers
Comm eccial Union this store obtains
its merchandise direct from the man
ufacturer and with such buying adj
vantage it means that you, the buyer,
will obtain dependable values, first of
the market, and new creations at prices
that cannot be duplicated by the large
city Department Stores or Mail Order
Houses. CRONE BROS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23


Christ Hansen of Lamberton sub
nlitted to an operation at the Union
Hospital yesterday.
! Sheriff VIM. j. Julius returned yester-
day from. st. Paul where he had been
attending the State Sheriffs' Association
OF which he was president last year.
VIM. Scherback and son Albert Of
Madelia visited over Sunday with the
Dan Windland and Peter Scherback
families.
DR.. Chas. Hess of the Mayo Hospital
son OF Supt. Hess, has recently received
his commission as an officer in the
medical reserve corps of the United
States army. He has not yet received
orders to report for duty.
The following directors were elected t
the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the New Ulm Roller Mill Company
which was recently held: Dr.. J. L.
Schoch, August G. Dahl, F. C. Fischer,
Joseph J. Buechl, Henry Engel and
Herman Vogtel 81 s. g.
3 Last week Frank Gruber who has been
conducting saloon in the Groebner
building for several years and Martin
Schnobrich, proprietor Of The saloon on
End North Street next to the Kretsch
Auto Garage decided to exchange pro-
rerties, and henceforth Mr.. Schnobrich
will be found by his friends on Mime
sofa Street and the friends Of Mr.. Gruber
will find him on End North Street.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

WE BUY AND SELL LOTS AND
CITY PROPERTY. N.HENNINC-
SEN AGENCY - Adv. 29tf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23

Our buyers have just returned from
Chicago, where they attended the R. C.
u. Semi-Annual Buying Convention
held at the Hotel Sherman, where they
did our Spring buying for our large
Department Store, and Women's Ready
.To-Wear Department.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-07

Vedle tlaceni N9mc1 zpet severn9
cd Teky Oise ma Vesle rece, Fran
couzove udelali veliky pokrok seve-
rovychodn9 cd Noyon. Reka Vesle
pfekrocena byla Americkym a fran
couzskym vojskem ma 20 mistech.
N6mci celkem ustupujf ma front9
$50 mil dlouhe cd Ypres az ku
Rheims. Jest otazkou, zdali kde
,, budou moci Sc zastaviti, aby vit9z-
ny pochod Amerikan1 a Spojenc1
zastavili Velike nebczpeci hrozf
Jim nejenom ma jihu, ale i ma seve-
ru, kde Angli6ane tisknou Nemce
zle. Lens, pov9stne uhelni stfedis-
ko, bylo zcelo opuSt6no N9mci. An.
glicane jenom cekaji dolby. kdy ply
! ny nebezpeci dolG odstran9no bu-
de, ably do neho vstoupili.
Anglieane ueinili dalsi postup ma
severn a jihu cd Peronne. kde an
glicke patroly pfekrocily kanal Du
Nord. D6lezity vrch 63 obsazen
byl Anglicany ma hfbete Messin-
,sk6m. Vice nezli 16. 900 zajatcu a
100 del pablo do moci Brit1 b9hem
Doslednich a ]nf.
Americana tlaci pred sebou ustu-
Epujici N9mce mezi Tekami Vesle a
Aisne. Vse nasv9dGuje tomu, ze
hlavni sila n9mecka ustoupila jiz "a
Aisne. Bazoches Fismette obsa-
zeny byly nasim vojskem, kdy5
N9mci je opustili zanechavse tam
ienom til t9zce zran9n9. Francouz-
ske vojsko pracuje We spojeni 8 ma.
Sim. Tficet vesnic pfeslo do mnci
FrancouzH. Nemci slime bombardo
vail Americany We Frapelle ma from
te Lothrinske. Vice nezli 5000
] stfel vrzeno jimi bylo ma Frap> lie.
i Nemecky kancleF resignoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-07

tani ustficovych lodic pfedpovidaii,
ze ustFic bude malo ze budou dra-
he. Ne snad ze by ustTic nebylo.
ale ze neni dosti lidi pro loveni
jich.
CechOSlOyaci YyeiStiIi Sibif.
Opozdene zpravy dosle re Sibffe
oznamuii, ze Cechoslovaci znicili
bolsevickou armadu vychodn9 cd
jezera Baikalskeho pracujfci. Ku
Cechoslovacke armad9 pripojiIo sc
80. 900 Rus1. Provisorni sibifska
vlada ustanovila Sc Omsku. Vypo-
vedela valku Nemecku pozadavsi
spolu pomoc Spojenc1.
Die vypovedi d1stojnika CechosIo-
Yacke armady, ktery Ekarentin-
burku pfijel do Archangelu. byvsly
car Mikulas II zastfelen byl bolsevi.
ky Is. cervence mrtvola jeho asi
spalena v uhelnim dole.
Jeden million SeSt set AmerlkanI
hOtOvO kn zaSazeni rany
NEfncin.
General March ognaEaiI We stfedu,
ze ma vsech bitevnich frontach je
dnes 10000 Americana, kteFi
tam do 81. srpna poslani byIi. Ze
vsech zprav z boiiSte dochazeiicich
jest vidno. ze Nemc1m zasazena bu-
de ma nov6m miste nova rama Spo-
jenci, ma nfz hIavn9 Americke nase
vojsko bude brati podilu. Amerlc.
ky komandent, general Graves, do
Jel ji3 do Vladivostoku.
Amerika zvft9zila mad ponorkami
nemeckymi. V minulem mesfci
pfedstihla vsechny dosavadni rekor-
dy postavenim Sc lodi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-09-07
MiStnl zpraVy.
Z krajanSkych kruhI.

= Krajane, Cechove! Vlte re Jlz
Sc blizf zaeatek skolniho roku? A
tim take nastava povinnost kazdeho
Cecha, ktery ma ditky skolou povin-
ne, ably je posilal do ceske skoly !!
A proto apeluji k Yam, by jste ne.
zapomeli ma svoji povinnost posi-
lali sve ditky do ceske svobodomysl-
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ditkam. by Sc naucily sve materske
feei. Dnes kdy vlada Spojenych
Statf uznala mas formalne "a spo-
jence, jest nasf povinnosti bychom
dokazali, ze Sc hrde hlasime k sve-
mu p1vodu. Proto vsichni dokaz-
me, ze jsme synove a dcery jedne
matky Cechie. Nebot' dnes skutec-
ne m1zeme fici. ia jsem Czech a
kdo je vic!" Dnes kdy nase bratfi
a otcove Sc bijou "a tn nasi vlast q
nesetri svych zivot1, konejme take
svoji povinnost my zde dokazme,
ze jsme Cesi ne jen slovem, ale take
skutkem heslem nasim budiz:
Ceske dite patTi do ceske skoly. Ia
pis bude oznamen pTiSte. Ia Patro-
nat Ces. Sv. Skoly, Jos. Riechl t. G.
pfedseda.
= Ze Secretary Md prostrednic'
| twin p. Jana Noska pfidali Sc "a
cIeny Narodniho Svazu CeskJch Ka-
tolik1 zaplatili po ST.: j. Nosek,
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Smetankova. manzelka redaktors
mesicniku Bohemian Review" g
taiemnfka Cesko. .Slovenske. Mar. Ra'
DIV We WashingtonG. Vsichni il ra'
di uvideli. Doufame, ze zazila zdt
prijemne chvlle.
= Mistni odbocce c. N. Sdruze
nj odevzdany nasledujici dairy: La
dislav Kragl 81, pi. H. 81, pi. M
Chytra darovala zaclony, jez sams
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polovinu dala ma fond pro stavbt
ceske skoly.) Diky vsem!
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sv6j Sized v Chicagu, darovala Pa
tronatu Ceske Svobodomyslne skol!
Augustin Herman $25.
i - -Slovackemu Damskeml
Vypomocnemu Vyboru. ktery pracu
ie pro hochy naSe " c. S. armada
venoval o. L. KragI 81 Nasledo
, vani hodne. Pamatujme 81, pfate
le, ze byla to hrdinna armada nase
pomoci ktera dostalo Sc nam vyzna
nj samostatnosti to nejen Ameri
, kou, ale Francii, Anglii 1talii
Odvdecme Sc jim skutkem!
Pan FIR. Celuska Annapolis We
noval So, p. Anton Franc So.
Z Pfipravte Sc ma Cesko-slover
j sky den ktery pofadan bude v Cam
Meade v nnd6li, dne 22. zafi. CeS
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Jed. Blesk postaraji Sc to, by de
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/ Pripravuji bohaty program. ' pfi'
tim elsie bude podano vice.