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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
The HeraId's
Daily Short Story

I 10 see a stranger sitting there, but as
the man would probably not stay very
! long. he sat down at the other desk.
He found it very difficult to write
just as he wanted to and the presence
OF the other man disturbed him. He
was a tall man with red hair and very
prominent teeth. Robert was sure he
had never seen him at the club before.
The stranger seemed very much inter
ested in betting book, into which he
stared evidently very much distressed
He seems to be in trouble, too"
Robert thought. and perhaps is waiting
for me to leave the room"
The thought made him laugh quite
loud, but the other Gid not seem 20 no.
tice it at all
Robert finished his letter to Yvonne
and then wrote a few lines to his law
yer When he had finished he looked
at the other, who was still sitting in
the same position.
Would you be kind enough to tell
me what time it is" Robert asked.
The stranger. did not stir. and he re-
pcated the question, but with the same
result
The fellow must either be deaf or
mad" Robert Thought, and stood for
while gazing out of the window.
L wonder If he is going to stay
here all afternoon"
Just then the fellow looked up and
stared a Robert with q wild express
sion in mis- eyes, which confirmed the
young mans belief that the stranger
must be out of his mind
1T is nuisance to have insane peo-
pie walking about like that" he
thought, as he walked out of the room
right into the arms of an old colonel.
who had been a friend of his father.
I ba US
just made a nice little haul in rubber.
so we Will celebrate my good luck in a
cold bottle 1 have just sold ten thou
sand shares of malgamated at fifteen
points over the price l paid yesterday"
But rubber is way down. colonel;
are you quite sure you are right"
AS sure as 1 am alive. Look at the
ticker"
Mechanically Robert picked up the
tape. and the first words that struck |
his eyes were: Correction, Amalga-
mated Rubber read as ga instead Of |
Is So
Robert stared at the figures unable |
to believe his good fortune.
Well. l. was right, my boy. Was l !
not? But where have YOU been keep !
ng yourself all morning? 1 was told !
hat you were al the club, but could |
not find you anywhere
Il was IN the little writing room"
Robert mumbled.
"Oh, that's why. I never liked that |
Dom since poor Lascelles shot himself /
here about II years ago"
What did he look like?"
A tall, red-haired fellow with teeth |
Ike wolf. He lost heavily at Long
.hamps and shot himself in there"
Good Lord" Robert gasped; "the
nan in the writing room"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
By Dorothy Dix

gambler bankers to sit in a game; and
| the woman yearns for Paris dresses,
and finds that things irritate her just
as much as they used to-why, then.
We simply lack the philosophy TO &C
cept the situation on its face and rec
ognize that we have been fools 70 ex-
poet the impossible OF ourselves
Finally, marriage is a failure. as an
institution, because people expect too
much OF IT, If we could only bring
ourselves to realize. before marriage.
instead of afterward. that 1t Is the
most trying relationship on earth. and
that it brings out all OF the mean
ness. the Httleness. the sordidness. the
ugliness and selfishness in human na-
ture-as we'll as its noblest qualities
there would be fewer weddings, ana
many, many. fewer divorces.
As a matter OF fact, marriage is the
riskiest proposition in the world 1t IS
a hundred-to-One shot at happiness
and yet We go into ii under the be-
sOtted delusion that il is the one sure
thing at which we cannot lose. ana
where we are bound to win out ana
live forever afterward in state OF
ecstatfc bliss.
And when we don't win. or only win
an approximate prize. we make trouble
for ourselves and other people.
At Best Only n Partnership.
If We could only make up our minds
not TO expect too much or our husoahos
Sand wives, but to make the best or them
as they are and enjoy their good quali-
ties and overlook their bad; If We could
size up ourselves and realize that after
marriage We are going 10 be just tne
same sort OF men and women We were
before. and have the same habits ana
tastes; and if We would recognize thae
marriage is at best, only partnership
In which TWO people. working together;
lean make a. success. but which is bound
TO be a failure If they pull in opposlte
lrections. We would put spoke a.
teast in the divorce wheel
4 Overweening expectations are oounu
n result in Overwhelming disappoin1-
Bent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

and is close about money, and can say
perfectly awful things when dinner is
ten minutes late. why. she gets the jar
of her young life Her idol has tum-
bled off its pedestal, and she sweeps
the fragments up and throws them into
the garbage can, and sits down and
bemoans herself in the empty and des-
olate house Of her soul.
John and Susan have written failure"
opposite each others names. They are
victims OF a disappOintment-as dark
and tragic as it is possible for the hu-
man heart to feel-and only because
they have expected too mach of each
other If they were only willing to &C
cept what they have to give each other
they might be happy and contented.
Marriage is also a failure because We
expect too much of ourselves. Somehow
the fatuous belief obtains that the mar
rage service is a sort of Incarnation
that works miracles, and that it has
only to be said over person to
change his or her entire nature and
disposition.
The man who has struggled in vain
against the drink habit marries under
the impression that he Will never thirst
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

well paid as those Of England, and OF
course they receive but a mere pittance
In comparison to those of America
But they are protected in their rights.
and they are inclined TO look upon
their rulers as guardians.
What is true of mistress and maid
is true on a larger scale Of the rela-
tons between factory owner and facto-
r. workman. landlord and tenant.
merchant and customer The pater-
RGlistic government rules absolutely.
it's bureaucratic sway being a strang-
er to mercy. but in the main II designs
to- protect its people from oppression.
rather than to Cypress them An An
glo-SaxOn breatheS with difficulty in
this German atmosphere, but IT must be
said that as Il whole the Germans
like it. That Is the reason why in
spite Of German political backward
ness there is no revolutionary demand
for popular participation in political
affairs in the empire OF the Kaiser
Tomorrow-The Divine Right OF
Kings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

Literally, the man who is about to
lead Susan Smith to the altar deludes
himself into believing that she is going
to make a wife who is different from
every other wife in the world. He
ses her, in his imagination, always
beautifully dressed, perfectly amiable,
utterly reasonable adoring and I'M
exacting, running a house that goes
along on creased skids. Therefore,
when Susan turns out to be a perfectly
normal woman, with the usual amount
Of temper and nerves, and lack of rea-
son, when she does fool things and
makes a fuss about his staying down
town of an evening, and he sees her
frowsy and cross, wrestling incompe-
tently with the cooking stove and teeth
ing babies, he beats upon his breast
and says that this is not the woman he
thought he was marrying.
When Susan's Dream Skaters.
And Susan is equally disillusioned.
She would have taken her Bible oath
that she was marrying a man who was
a happy combination Of Sir Galahad and
a Richard Harding Davis hero; and,
when she finds out that this grand and
noble being is full OF fussy little ways
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

A MOTHER potent cause of divorce
"a is that we expect too much of
4 \ marriage, and of those we marry.
The real accessories before the crime
of divorce, the true correspondent that
should be named, in 90 divorce cases
out of 100. are the poets and the novel
lists. who have misled us into believing
that the holy estate is a sort of ter
restrial paradise to which a marriages
ring is the key, and that the person
with whom we enter into it is trans
formed into an earthly angel.
Why we should be taken in by
thing that we see disproved every day
of our lives heaven only knows No
logic can explain 1t. The fact remains,
however. that We do cling, with
simple and childlike faith. to the be-
lief that love is going to change the
universe for us and when it doesn't.
when we come down to earth with
dull. cold thud only too many OF us
throw up the whole game. We haven't
won the prize we expected, and we
won't play any more So we pack up
and hike out for the divorce courts
We Expect Too Much.
The trouble is that, to begin with.
we have expected too much of the one
we married. We are in love with love,
and we marry the ideal that our fancy
has conjured up instead of the real man
or woman. We have constructed a
beautiful and rosy mantle, embroidered
with romance, and we cast this over
poor weak man or woman, and then
demand that individual to be all that
We have imagined him or her to be.
1t is an Impossible task. No reality
ever comes up to an ideality. No
vision ever yet materialized in all its
PROJECTIONS: and SO it is inevitable that
any husband or wife, no matter how
worthy, is bound TO fall short of the
zedship that is expected of him or her. |
10 wonder that we cry out that mar
rage is a failure, and that we have
missed our affinities. when we enter !
into it on such a mad basis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Il Waits Denafured Poem,

OF the world selfish and
base where words hollow and hearts old and life
this world you'll % If look who base and you'll find
them look you'll
find them thick neighborhood If seeking virtue
take walk-you1l find sample block say the
Each | |
housed in the breast Therear
as the seasI
There the
The world doubt dismal and
but it's all h. and beats the hunting
Copyright 1870 by esors. Matthew. Adams. OaaxTa.s-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Take Care In Choosing Men


q
of
grocery dishonest tra conductor insurance whose
ices misleading
all
of
called
of Altoona division
under
at
of cficehod in npo positions
medic recall"
New Haven railroad for the
preceding
pty activity principal shows
healthy condition
Kelly happens
to be
already fairly the
Mayors Office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
AN OASIS.

From Bonham (Texas) Favorite
An express office in a small. dry
town is always an interesting study.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons solicited
&c subscribe for
The Herald should
beware OF innpos-
tiers and should
no. pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
as legally author
lied by, the FL
Paso Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Work For Big Military Post

xL in working for an enlarged nrary posi- inc
to Pas the climate anu the
- ton in her favor but everything on climate
phicapo position will have to work
once
nent of Colorado abosh1ng OF several sma posts Ii
Arizona suggests establishing of larger near Douglas Inc tucson
washington TO esO
all Arizona troops there AND "he
department the praccabhey ana desa
this saubOu climate they as
Arizona FL Faso Wouo
much better
cause cooler to urge upon and the additional advantage OF ample
at once Fl P hopes that ~
Tucson and both have spnd climate ana are o
andou to the brigade post
Ell their facts before the authoeS at
Washington delay The Herald has urged TINS 0r years " urges
Some 10000
and IS estimated that
down Of the industry forced by the
and least satla
tory settling The final and can never
weeks time gone out
adding the lost the end
Of the average period of earthly existence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

TIL peaches on top o. tn baskets er
unusually large an fine this season By
ginger, you can drive a man Z drink,
but you can't make him take seltzer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.

The Herald bases
all ADVERT s | a g
contracts on q
4 Z q = a tie 9 OF
more than twice
the circulation Of
any other FL
p q Q O, Arizona.
New Mexico or
west Texas pa
per. Daily average
exceeding 10000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
The Difficult Servant Question
Is Solved By the Germans

zxvII-THE GERMAN ADVANCE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Some Causes OF Divorce

A MOTHER potent cause of divorce
a is that we expect too much Of
= n marriage, and of those we marry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

-L PAsO should lose no working enlarged military post II
CITY climate and the 10
ton in her favor but win everything on CHM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

The Association Of American
: Advertisers hiss examined and certified to \
the circulation Of this publication. The detail
report Of such examination is on file at the I
! New York ofioe Of the Association. No 4
eths kxus Of circulation guaranteed.
! N. 81 GMetssg .s:,s:',' ! !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
8ieIerfeitg pirb oeFrdet,

8teIerfetts ipirD eeFrdgt,
tpie Der 9rdiibent ii9 In benz Sample
5tpifhen Stunbpattern uno sSuIurqenz
ten sure6tfinDen fperbe. Rdh unIeren
Seoba6tunget 81 urtbeiIen, bat Der
Brdiibent biertn etnen isbr leidtcn
ausneg aefuroen. Gr tpirb fih um
bieie Sample penis obsr gar nidt
tiimmerh ionpern beiben 5attionen
feline 9prihldge sur 8eieitiguug ppn
WftBitdnoen unterbreiten unb Iie aufz
forbern, bieIeTben gu unteritiiBen.
SretIia perbleibt Elm lls6slitanb, Den
Der 9rdiioent jsbt ntht dnberu fam,
Der uber Die Sdupturidhe Der un3Is
frieoenbeit biIoet uno bos lit Der Sarjf.
Disconiin, Minnsfoto, Soma, Rebra5s
ia, 5um groben Sbeile auh Snoianu
uno Sbio iino INIT Der Qrt unb Deiie,
iDis Der Sarif reDtbirt lpOrDeu lit, bo6it
unSufrieoen unb bier nluB Der Brdiis
bent frgeno 1peI6e 8erubigung eetpd5s
rem, lpenn Die repubIitdniIde pdrtet i'm
ndtften Serbft nitt itarte 8srluite ;r@
letben Tol. Die gseignete Wetbooe
1pGre unieres GrmeTens, baB er bteie
Staaten i'm Spdtiommer nod sinmdI
beretit uub bort ben 9etpobnsrn bie
Sadlage tIar uno often borIset, nGme
lib bab cine 2drtfreptiipr iih nit
Soh3Dlluern riht bspertIteQioeH lGBt.
0as tOrne nur 9eItsben, tpsnn nas
8plt RepiiipniTten erndblt. prtpdttn
BAT er bas fd1pn mebr1nals Qefagt,
Ssgt fpu er IS AUDI DffeutIib erildrtn.
2lber in MirtIi6teit bat Der BrQit0eHt
iid nidt 10 Iebr eeI6dbet, bab er teis
ner beTerer 9artf su Stanoe qebrdbt
bat, oIs babur6, bab er ben paiiirtsn
Sdrtf 3u lobe7r perfu6te. 9os lit bic
alte poIttiI6e Metbooe, bem 8olte etna
reben gu lppuen, bdB 9etB Shpdr3
unb Sapur3 DeiB lit. Gos 8ebt rtht
mehr. Dos 9olt roirb bon ioIdem
llnfirrr ri6t iiber3eugt, ionoerr nur
bobur5 berbittert. Gs tpiro oem qrds
itberte7r bieIletht ri6t ongenebm Iein.
ith ieIbTt tptberlegsr 81 miIIen, obsr
nur bic @abrbeit tann ibn uno feline
partei retter.
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2ofal . 8eridt.
3iuei Sanfipablen.
Sie 0eitsrn German ganf nbalt
,iusi Hene IirfiiereH.

GeItern fanben nod stp,i 9sripdls
tangsratbtpdblsn In 9dnisu itati uuo
sipor in Der Nejiern Germnn 8aHi
nHo IN Der Cincinnati 5ruft 60. Der
8tripaIsungsrGtb Der sritsrn @unf be-
iteht HuRaiebr iuieber aus neun Wtss
alIeoern, ir,btm bic 6srrsn GuIiaD u.
WttI unb albert gDiomann an S.s[le
Der lerren gsOpoIo aIeptoIte uHo On.
WluhIhaufe- jr. etipdhI, iuurben, lpels
de peradnaenes Johr gar nidt ouds
Ii1iSirt uno bamit nIic cine WieDer,
iuabI abgslthnt 1dtieE. Ttr 0sripoIs
turlsratb bieiss aIten beutifen 8nn.s
iniiituts beiieht aus Den 5trrsH I. y.
2app, Gbnarb r Weil, sSrtb. ftrs
tsnitein. aooipb Dypsr. 6enrp 6opps.
Gbas. 10. 1upuis. 5reo. y. mubi'
bdfier, 9uitop u. 9geif unb 4Ihsrt
UIomann. Die Organization refuls
tiris in Der gpisberipahl Der leBsidhris
gen 9e1mten, ndmIif, 5reo. 5erien.
ftein. 4rGiiesnt; Goludrb II. Ieii, /.
gi3eprGToeHt; 4nDIpb 3rnr, 2. UiSts
prdiloent; !oenrp 5epps. adfierer;Als
bert Iliomann uHo ghas. W. 1us
puiE, 6iIfsiahitrer. Die Deiitrn Ger
man 8aut BAT nieosr Gin Gaserit ers
fc!9reItes Sehr lintsr Iib. ssbr Ats
tltntdpiiaI betrdgt 10000. obtr Die
gant ceriiist iibsr tinen Surplus bon
$4,000 uno onsu toTmeH nod
Sll9,074.2s unoerthsilk grofiis.
Die Cincinnati 2ruit 60. bat ihr
astientapitd. Durb gefhlub Der Ut
iionare perooppslt uno es beirdgt isst
81. 100000. Der dlit 9erraliunass
rct5 III lpieotrgeDGhIt porDen. or
bsitehi aus Den ioIgtHeta 5errsn: Zee
o. groo.s. Geo. 9. Cor. Or. ]. R.
CRAWFORD. g. 8. 1opis. Dapio O.
eopd:o. Ir. 5dmes ;. fedpp. J. 81.
5ution. glorman O. ssendn, q. M.
atnRtcp. W. e. Roh, g. y. miller,
n. I'd. RefF, Sob Cmpats, 8. @.gsars
riib uno 0eo. 20. Dortbinston.
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Hapoleons GbeideiOuus.
8or qrOf. 0r. u. g III ba q
(JrautfurD.

Die Sorrtu1snummsr beg Mloni'
teur BON II. December 1909 brahte
ben Qdriiern cine lleberroihung. bic
qepib reiheN llntsrbaItun9sitoff bot.
penn Iie aud rut geriHeen GiHbrud
auf bic 8spoItsruu9 mo6te. 8ur6
ausfiibrlifen geri6t ibtr cine tags
5upor ubosbQItens Senais. uRb cine
GpnIeiIsFBung ON abeno bes 10.
spuroe urbi Ct orbi bic Gbsi6sibung
bon Soiepbine tuub gstban.
gu Der GpHieiIsIisung. bic ON Is.
DECEMBER nsun ubr Q5erbs III ben
JuilerieH obgehaltsu fpurbe, lporeH
bic YerDarbtsn bss 3aiIsrs ges
Idben. Gr ltgte in elmer glnz
fpra6e bar, tpis bag StaatsppM bic
5reuuuug BON feirsr Satin, bic flint.
8ebn Sabre mtin 2sben beri6out bat~
erforoers. Gr untsrbrIds i.iu. per-
f0nIihsr @efiibIe unb ppfsre bic Res
gunqen ieines Ser5ens bsm Staats.
noble, bas bei Der ausihtslofiateit
auF Gr6folee in Der ge1snpartiosn gbe
qsfdbrbst fei. 2luh bic Gaiisrin srs
tLGre ibre GtntpiGigurg sur Steibung
gum 8eItsu bss Gtaatss, Do iie teine
6offrrung auf Ginberisgsu mtbr babe,
bod .fuirb bic Sdetbung uifts on pen
9sFiiblsu metnes Soer3sns dnbsrn, bic
mid fir rsinen Gemabl bsfsslen."
4m is. mar nun auf gefehl Ras
ppIeons Der Senat su elmer SiBure 5u.
fummengetreten, in Der bic 8riibsr bes
Gayiers unb gugen, Der Sobu cSoies
pbinens, Suoeesn iparen. gdmbocerss
nta6t mittheilung BON Der 8srbonb=
lung I'm geitrigen Gonieil. ssn pQrmen
Dorteu riibmte er Die fslbftloie Gin
gQbe bes Gaiierpadres On bas Wobl
Ibes 0aterlanbes; ale psrionli6en
RiidfthteH liebsH re auber o6t, Die
6eiligiteH unb inntoftsn @efiible pp.
fertsn fie. ba es pas WobI oes Batter.
lanbes forbere, 10 baB bas @atertano
Dem RaIier unb Der aaiIerin efpiqen
0ant fhufbe. Hegnoub be CANT
sSeansb'Gnselp unterbreiiets nun in
bod3tonenoen Dortsn benz Genot bic
8orIaee. Die Sdeioung Rapoleons bon
Sofepbinen dus5uiprehen: .gtebmei
I'm Qumen bes beipestsn (attenDrie)
5rantrei4s Dor ben Qngen bes erfiaun.
ten Guropas bos grGbk Gpfer, bas
je in Der Delt gebradt ipurbe, dn!@
Gs fei Dies .ber einsige pr.is. mir.
big oem Wautbe unieres 0erridkrpao.
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Ieuer.

5nfoIee zines an unb fir It'd, unbes
esuienotn 5eusrs nubie ssiiern Dor.
nittdg bic Suobnbn6riite BON bier
noh euoIclp fir ben gaiinsisrpsrse6r
Ssihloftn iptrben, ipoourn piele BE-
fpobnsr guetoips in bic unliebfome
Roibiptnoigitii peritbt purben, piu
eocinston Den Wse nnh giHtinnoti
81 maten. Der 5ubpfao Der Bride
iDdr oar9 5unter in granb aerashen.
bic hem Stlorniiein elmer untsr Der
Bride befinoIihen gumpitatipn snts
ittegsn. Die aIammen tonnteu BON
ben Srlitenp1rtsru sel0Tht lperben,
aber Die Bride mar bod berars bes
ftdoigt iporoen, boB fie esiperrt susrs
psn mubte.
Sine esIinbe gdnit tpurbs 1ss
ittrn Vatmii.ag ourh Elm unbsbeus
ttnoes 5euer unter ben gsiuobnsrn oss
5nuies glo 1926 WaInut StraBs psrs
uridhi 1ds Jtusr fam i'm pisr.sn
Stodlptrt in ptr Wobnuna Der sfrau
Walisr 5usbes gum 4us6rnd, uno
rpurot ourh sinsu fddbhafien Oasof.n
psrurfadt. fgtau Sagbes' Mutter,
s}rt 4Hna G'Nsnl, entDetie bas
JeutS. srgriff ihr auf benz 9eii lisasns
oss Gn.eliino unb lief mi, bsm Rufe
.s5suer!" aus bem 5duis. Hoturlih
bemdttigis iih nun aud, Der onbtrsn
Beipohnsr oes 6auiss sine ganit, abr
iie beruhisisn id, ishr baib pisbsr,
benn ts gtlaHg. Der Jlammsn Strr ~
ptrbsH, ehe bic Goihmann'taft.n
siHirafsn. Gelsaentlih nieies Tsusrs
erlaubi. iidb Elm gurft,s, bsffsn 5otns
titdi lsioer riht isitae,tslIt lptrnen
ioHnts, sinsn pummeH St<rs mi. Der
5eusrpsbr. Gr riff ndm!ib Ssm
5tuerrebrmcnn u. gnrcsl su, oab g
nnh no aHosrs in Der Rahbarihafs
brenne uHo lief bann bic IL. EirdBe
sHilong. puresu uuo bic 20fhnppas
rate iasien htnierber, ais Der 8uriht,
Der einsn gsb0rigen 8oripruna bate,
iih amorehst, ben sSeutrnsbrlsuisn sns
risf: IS brtHni in elmer Jurnassl-
urb bann in sinsm gdbhen mrs
fhponn. ASenn bic }euerfpebrlsuie
otE gurfhen sriuiiHt bdtisn, biirf.s q
ihm f6ied1i oesaEasn iein.
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gaa nnb Gmpians Der Nstail
tSrecsfs.

0robs Gings bsreitet bic Rstail
Oroesrs aFOeiniion fir ibre Riiali,.
Der uHo Jreunce uHo bsren Tomen
Dor. Nidts gertngerss oIs Gin Rdroi
@ras ena, Der am s. Jebruar in ben
Hdumsa eer armorn Gbgeb0lten pers
ben iol. Wlit osm Ball tpiro ouch Gin
sldnsenoer Gmpfans psrbanoen fein
nno oonii bic 6cfe dncb ihreioiu
psro. III bic 50 Mnnn ftdr.e Hopsllt
beg !. Regiments engdgirt lroroen.
Das aommitite, ipsl6es bic qrrcnoss
ments Su trsffen bat, bsitebi aus osn
toiaen0eH Uliislieoern: W. o. aIfbtor.
Uor1iser; 8. airhner, G<treidr: gto.
gtoisr, Joi. Z. Reoosri, 8. 8. glruhg.
Y. 9. 1inosnann ung JsI. Dsrnss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-13
Senneritag, ben -. 3auuar 1910.

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