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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder

neuuaIIzes the destructive
acids Of the mouth-cIeanses,
preserves and beauties the
teeth, and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
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REAL estate TRANSFERS.

c. NJ. Sheldon and wife to s. P. Shell
don, lots 59S-6O0-602-4 Chamberlain's
NJ. Simpson and wife to E. Gaines
and others, trustees, lot AZ Blu -
chanan ST., Kings add. 400
pt. s W. z si1- IL ~ ~ - 1000
lots ST. T Tyler He ST., Douthitt Place. 1900
W. A. Blake and wife to P. Rutty,
lot 367 pit. IS Van Buren, ST., Curtis
e1uO- - -'0NS
w. A. Neiswanger and wife to c. r.
Euler and wife, lot IS n. II Sc Scot
land ave, Gordon's add-....--...--.. 80
Board Trustees of Oberlin College to
B. w. Reh1opf, lot 331 Melrose sub $50
H. Lindemann and wife to ]. 1ngen-
VEINS Web, ga add d. " i, 500
T. kinney and others to NJ. A. Gilyeat,
moor moo 80 ~ ..-o !, 200
F. L. Campbell and others to L. R.
ST Rins IS add. S,75O
S. ]. William and wife to E. White,
lots 1887 Kellam ave-, ]. w. Nor
. Wv
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Browning, of In
dian Creek, are visiting in Manhattan
and attending as delegatfs from Indian
Creek grange to the state grange meet
ing.
Mrs. Mamie Bernard has returned
from visit with relatives in Polo, Ill.
J. r. Spetter is in Kansas City today
on business.
The petition to pave North Quincy
street from Fairchild street to Garfield
park has received the majority of prop
erty owner signatures and will be pre-
scented to the city commissioners Thurs
day morning.
Charles Gertesein, Santa F'e junction
depot agent today is looking for
Francis Harris in Topeka to give him
$500. Mr.. Gertesein Tuesday afternoon
received a letter from c. A. Hoyt, vice
president of a Keithsburg, Ill, bank,
saying that a Frank Harris. believed to
be living in Topeka, had been left that
amount by the death of relative.
Ed Schwartz is i'll at his home, 1900
North Jackson street.
A large number enjoyed the concert
given by the st. Johns A. NJ. church at
the Central Avenue Christian church
last evening.
A business meeting of the Rangers
of the Kansas Avenue Methodist church
will be held at the church tonight.
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TAKES FLING AT "RUBE"
NIcGraw Says Southpaw Is Foolish to
Demand Increase.

Pittsourg. Dec. 11.-John J. Nc
Graw, manager of the New York
Giants, took a fling at 'fRube'' Mar
guard today.
His declaration that he won't sign
unless he gets $4,000 a year is fool
ishness," exclaimed McGraw. He is
signed for three years now, and he'll
report on time just like all the other
players next spring.
Concerning his statement that L
did not want to use him in the worlds
series because I was afraid his pitch
ing would justly his demands for
salary increase, 1 have this to say:
II offered him two chances that he
took and won both of these games
Then 1 put it up to him to pitch the
third game, but he got cold feet and
said he did not care to go in
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SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Try Batman's candies before Christ
mas.
The Salvation Army has begun the
work of collecting money for Christ
mas dinners.
A reception will be held at the Euclid
Avenue NJ. E. church for the new Off
GERS of the Ladies' Aid society.
A cantata. the Prince of Peace -
will be given by the Choral society of
the Euclid Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening, December %.
The weather today was the right kind
to bring shoppers to Topeka from out
lying towns. However, the local mer-
chants would prefer colder weather to
bring in the strictly Topeka business.
The promotion committee of the Com
mercial club will report the progress of
the factory aid campaign at a meet
ing of the members of the club to-
night 1t is expected that the fund
will have reached the 100000 point by
that time.
Living is cheaper this. year than last
according to the local grocers The
prices on eggs and butter are about
the same as last year, but there has
been a decrease in the price of some
staple commodities. Flour is consider
ably cheaper.
The membership contest that is be-
ing waged among the boys of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will close tonight. One hun
bred or more youngsters will attend
the free entertainment in GemmeH hall
which will be given by the Lanham
Concert Co.
The Boy Scout organizations in To-
peka and Oakland will be taken over
as a part of the work of the Central
Y. NJ. c. A. The Rev. John H. Fazel,
scout master of Topeka. will remain at
the head of the movement. The head
quarters will be at the Y NJ. c. A
The meeting of the Topeka Traffic
association which was slated for Thurs
day night has been postponed until
some time next week. This action was
taken on account of the fact that sew
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NORTH SIDE NEWS w A m T S

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate Tor
inserting Want Ads In The Topeka state
journal is ono cent word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
a word. minimum SC cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in fulI
payment for the same. Note the forego-
and the rates ger word for The Topeka
state Journal
COUNT THE WORDS of your 40. In
Guiding four words for State Journal ao.
dress when such address is used: count
each initial letter and each number OF
combination of figures as one word
CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads. to be
classified properly In The Topeka state
Journal must be In The State Journal
office before 1 O'Clock Want Ads received
after the noon hour will be inserted under
the heading. "Too Late to Classify. or
next day desired.
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eral other meetings are being held at
the Commercial club this week
The members of the Commercial club
will consider tonight the question of
changing the constitution of the club
so that it will be possible TO collect
dues in advance the first of the year
1t has been necessary in the last few
months to employ collector a part
of the time. This has been expensive
and altogether unsatisfactory.
A basketball game will be played Fri
day evening in the gym of the Y.
M. c. A. between the Topeka High
school team and a Santa Fe team. The
regular games of the inter-class league
are scheduled for Saturday night The
High school team will play the Young
Mems team, and the Senior Blues will
play the Young Mems Blue team.
The Provident association receives in
uuiries every day concerning the wood
yard and when it will be opened There
is great demand for cut wood, and there
are a good many people who would like
the job of cutting 1t. 1t seems that
good wood is scarce around Topeka.
Announcement will be made later, when
the association expects to start the
wood yard.
Next week the fall term of gymna-
SUM work will close at the Central
Y. NJ. c. a. An unknown" contest
has been going on among the classes
this fall. This contest will be culmi-
mated next week when final contests
will be held The contests were termed
unknown" for the reason that the
class members have not been told prev
iously just what form the contests
would take Those who make the best
showing in the contests will be awar1e ed
attractive monograms. Ali who are
given a grade of at least eighty per
cent in their work will be given a
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Faces Coal Famine.

Atchison, Kan, Dec. 11.-Atchison
is facing a coal famine. Nearly every
large power house in the city is short,
and the owners are wondering where
they can get enough to keep running.
This shortage has renewed talk of re-
opening the AtcIison coal mine, which
has been closed for several years.
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CAN ROLL Dice.
But Not Cards or Slot Machines at
Cigar Counters.

Cigar stores and cigar statesmen in tie
hotels will be allowed to use the dice box
in playing for cigars but will not be al
lowed to use the rattle cards, slot ma
chimes or any other contrivance-
Chief of Police Morris c. Jenkins maze
this announcement this morning after re-
ceiVing number of inquiries concerning
his recent order to stop all games OF
chance. The dice box has been used con-
t1nuously and complaint has ever been
eceived and the clerks at the cigar coun-
tern will be allowed to continue its use.
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Two new foreign ministers recently
arrived In Washington and presented
their credentials to President Taft.
One of them was Mr.. Constantine
Brun, of Denmark. He succeeds
Count Moltke, who has been the Dan
ish minister for several years. Count
Moltke, married an American girl
Miss Thayer, of Boston. Mr.. Brun is
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High school Nearly Done.

Jetmore, Kan, Dec. 1.-THE first
educational lecture of the school year
for HOdgeman county was given here
last night in the court house by Presi-
dent r. T. Campbell of Cooper col
lege, Sterling. BY January 1 5 the new
high school with its auditorium will
be ready for such other occasions.
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a bachelor.
Senior Ramon Valdez, the new rep
resentative from Panama, brought his
family with him. He has two young
daughters Misses Rague and Elena.
Senior Valdez is no stranger to this
country, having been educated here
and also having represented Panama
at the Hudson-Fulton celebration.
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The Indian Creek grange program.
beginning Thursday evening and
closing Friday, at the hall, four miles
north of Topeka on the Central avenue
road, will be as follows:
Thursday evening, music by Indian
Creek Orchestra; A Farm Adviser for
Shawnee county, Mr.. T. A. Borman;
Landscape Effects for the Country
Home Mr.. Geo. o. Greene, Kansa s
State Agricultural college; Music, In
dian Creek Orchestra.
Friday morning: Public Market in
the Interest of the Producer, Mr.. w. ].
Rickenbacher; Dairy Interests, Mr.. D.
L. Button Mr.. J. w. Bigger, Mr.. John
Peck; Some Orchard Problems, Mr.. Geo
o. Greene, Kansas State Agricultural
college.
Friday afternoon: Demonstration in
Judging and Packing Fruit; Practical
Country Highways and How to Get
Them, Mr.. w. S. Gearhart, Kansas
State Agricultural college: Care and
Management of Children, Mrs. John
Stephens; Cooperation in Marketing,
Mr.. Greene; Question Box, Mr.. o. F.
Whitney.
Friday evening: Road Legislation
and the Principal Features of the Pres
ent Road Law. Mr.. Gearhart; Music for
the Evening, Miss Helen Wellman, Mr..
Don Wellman. Miss Edith Gabriel,
Master Ralph Gabriel; Township High
School, Mr.. John F. -Eby, Mr.. D. w.
Little.
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H. H. Bair has returned from a visit
with relatives in Chicago. He brought
back pictures he took of the replica of
Columbus's ships which the famous
man discovered America and thereby
laid the foundation for the Irish po-
Iicemen industry.
The ships were built for the Worlds
Fair in 1898. The vessels which now
are anchored at Jackson park, on
Lake Michigan, are said to be exact
reproductions of the great Christie
piers small vessels The barks also
appeared in moving picture at the
auditorium, showing the landing of
Columbus at san Salvatore.
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Horseshoe Clubs Meet at Fire
Station Tonight.
All Topeka Teams Are Invited
to Attend.
TEN YEARS. ROMANCE
Cousin of Forbes Bros. to Marry
Her First Love.
Ohio Woman, Divorced, VIII
Be Welded Again.

| The North Topeka Horseshoe cluo
will meet tonight at Fire Station NO.
! 1. The club extends invitation TO tne
other clubs in Topeka to meet Win
them. A place for general headquar-
| tiers will be considered. Three places
are in mind. The meeting tonight Is
announced this afternoon by L. M
Forbes, president of the CLUB
Mrs. Bertha Davidson, recently of
Portland, Ore, who has been Vlstlng
her cousins, w. A. and T. M Forpes
of Rochester, well known gram Iner-
chants, left today for Dayton, -,
where she will be married Thursday
morning to the first love of her girl
hood, a Mr.. May, postofflce civil ser
vice employee. She recently secured
divorce from her first husband WIN
Davidson, a former Topeka Jeweler'
after ten years of married me- She
is well known in Topeka.
Her romance has the elements of
a moving picture drama. She was
Bertha MorthIand, the daughter or an
old resident and prosperous stockman
of Gallon, o. With Mr.. May she
grew up, went to the same school, ex-
changed chewing-gum, peppermint
drops and valentines and finally be-
came engaged to him.
Then the girl attended college. me
sort of false independence which
comes temporarily to nearly every Wo-
man, some time or other, asserted it
never marry, any one; no never.
But, but-some years afterward,
both found themselves married to an
other. The Davidsons went to Ia
coma, Wash, and opened a jewelry
store. Mrs. Davidson was buyer and
manager.
Mr. May and his wife. meanwhile
lived in Ohio. Then he learned, after
his own wife died. that his old sweet
heart had been divorced. She was at
of large
partment in a big Portland Ore, store.
From Dayton, o., to Portland, went
Mr.. May. He met the girl of his boy
hood dreams and the second engage
ment followed.
Mrs. Davidson-May to be, is an ex-
ceptional woman. She told her cou-
sins when she wrote of her intended
visit, the exact hour and train ON
which she would arrive and depart.
However, she said nothing of the re-
newed engagement until in Topeka.
Mrs. Davidson is a handsome brU-
nette.
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BILLIARD and POCKET TABLES

FOR SALE~New and secondhand caronn
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys. We lead the world in cheap fix
lures; easy payments. Send for cataloEua.
Observation-Disclosures Co.. 1904
Main street. Kansas City. Mo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INDIAN HERB tablets cures rheuma-
tism, stomach, female diseases Phone
Bill N L -AS
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

FOR SALE-Cheap, 2 barber chairs. case
B Lug cases, barber pole. Address SlS
| Lake, Topeka.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WA ADMINISTRATION by young man, 10
years old; can give best of reference
2316 Blue.
DRESSM AKING and plain sewing by the
day Miss Smiley. Phone 1929.
WANTED-PIace to work for board by
young man student. $50 w.
ADMINISTRATION by experienced book
keeper and office man; first class REFER
encas. caDabIe of handling correspondence
and dictation; no stenographer. Address
S. W., care Journal
WANTED-Situation by clerk, general;
references given as to character and
ability Kansas. Address Clerk, care
Journal.
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FLORISTS.
HAYES

fc- fresh flowers. Weddings ana funerals
q specialt- 1O7 West Sth-
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GOOD experienced dressmakinR done ar
6S1 Madison. Phone 2561 Black.
MISSOURI Fidelity and Causalty Health
and Accident Insurance. Room y 5I3
Kansas ave. Phones, Office 1861; Res. 24aG
Blue.
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FOR sALB1-Restaurant doing good busi-
ness; good reasons for selling Address
w. L Punches, Wakarusa, Kan
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Attractive, well furnished
house or apartment in desirable location.
Modern improvements required and some
thing handsome desired by small family
who will insure best of care. Tenancy
three months beginning January L Ad-
dress with full particulars, Jouett Shouse,
Kinsley, Kan.
GOOD milk cows, fat cattle and veal
calves w c. A. Leitzow Tel. 2S7
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FOR SGLEloBLTRY.
FOR SALE-HORSES, COWS.

BIG work horse. weight 1900. SOS; gentle.
12S Topeka ave-
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
HOTELS.
COAL and WOOD.

$50 LBS. coal delivered any where in city,
81: 175 lbs, SOC. Hard dry wood per rick
So delivered. 18th and Monroe. Phone 3726.
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MONEY.

MONEY to loan on i've stock. piano. .,
| guns, typewrlters, household Goods "a
| personal security. I. Siscoe. 523 Kan ave-
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Jn(anO Ie(esrap6
Or. Dile9 gsrs6tfertist. I.

Or. W ile1 gere6tTerttgt
8aftinstOu. .. g., 19. Slp.
Dus 5anstommitiee, oas bic i'm Dorlz
cen CONNER ssgsn Or. 9urpen W.
g4ilep ben gbef Der hsmiitsn abthsis
luna oes Observation-Disclosures srhobes
nen Qntlagen, uno baraus eritanoenen
GegsnbeItuloigungen unteriutt bat,
bat Ir. 0iIep pon aller S6ulo frets
qefpro6en. Sn bem 8sritt, Der am
montaa benz RsprGisntantsnbaus uns
t.rbrsitet pirD, pirb Or. WiIep in
alien guntten unteritiiBt, ausgenoma
men in einem elnsigen. unpiht gen
tehniIhsu guntt. Der geribt oss
aommittses lit Elm sinittmmiser, uno
Qplitit bate NIT ben S6lnBfolges
runoen nitts su tbun.
Der geriht beit1ftigt Iih 3ienlif
eineebenb nit oem rRemfsn gparo"
uno Der attipit1t nss Collectors Ulcs
gabs pom aderbausDepartement, Der
Der bouptIdhli1iie Gsgnsr bes Or.
Wilen mar, uno oas Gommittee ens
pfisbtt, oab Or. Wilsp bel feinen Or
beit.n moslihit frei 5anb ssldiien pers
ben foue. mo es iih um Die Durhfi9s
ruua oss Nahrunssnittelgefeses bans
belt. Die Nloht, bic friiher Wce1b:
ousasiibt bate, pirD ouburh suns be-
osuteno .instihrGntt- 5bdtiatlta
| iii lie a6er ihon porber BON benz pra'
/ fioenten 5aft sirssihrGntt porosn-
gobesturs speier . q d
neder.
9bilabelphia, 19. Sanuar
3pei Dadbedsr, Der 25idbriss 9er'
man 9resniralb unb Der 48ld6ri9'
auguii Sobnfon. tporen am Greital
oamit beihdftist. auf bem Dad Del
| 130 sSuB hoKn gturmes Der Prssbp.
tsrianer airhe on 81. groob Strab
| ShRfer 5u legen. als Sobnlon plDB
lid ausaiitt uno ins Hollen lam
greenpalb Iu9te ibn 81 haitsn, alleil
geibe itiirsten ab uno ipuroeH al!
entissliA 0sritiimms!ss asiaen aufss
so5sa.
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Bats fir cine grneuerung oes 9reis
bunbes befprohsn tperbsn.
Oeiterreic9 fat nun au1 si..en 8srz
Iu6 gemu9t, bic 9apit=5rage pieSec
auf3undrnsn unt Bel Der s;eiiaen Re
sieruns anSefra2t, ob es nrbt mDJli9
lei cine internationdle Gorantie 3u flnz
ben, unter eer IS m0grih isin fpiirbs,
unter Den issigsn III Jtalien gstri6en.
ben 8erbdltntiT.n Die 6rsibeit inc uaz
obbdngisteit Ds5 paphthums meter
ber3uitelen.
9alb mad Der ginndbme bon Rbm
burh bic italieniIhen 9ruppen, i'm
Sabre 1870, riirbe Stalisn cine IoIde
9arantie dnoenonmen hdben, tpie tie
bon pein bdmalisen Winiter 0es Qeuz
beren Marquis giseonti 9euOita IeIbIt
in goridIas gsbroht tpurbe, ieBt aber
biirfte Der 0orIhlag als cine gtnmtz
f6unq In bic inneren QnseIegenbeiten
Stoliens suriitseipieien tperoen.
g 4limme 3utdnbe in ~ a =
5eoonien.
| Ronrcntinopel, 10. San. -
Die aomnlifIion, bic na6 ben tiir3lt4
itattesfunoenenD Dpndmttperbrs4en BON
Der tiirtii6en Rssisrung mad Wtd3ebo'
nien gsihidt purbs, um cine unteriu'
dung nit 9e3ug auf bic Gage Der
9inge in iensr 9roDins i'm algemst.
nsn gu fiibren, bat beriatet, baB Iih
Der 8ep0lt.rung cine grobe 9lieoergss
Iicblussnbeit bemdhtigt fat. Die Wtus
sebonier IolIen insgebeim eine Yetltton
ausaedrbeitet hdben, in Delher DIE
ausIpdrtisen WlGtte nm ihrs Snter'
pentipn eebeten peroen.
| Die 3abl Der Meuhelmoroe nimmt
nit isoem Gage 3u uuo 3pnamitpsra
trehen Iino an Der 5agesoronung
IGeibit Sffi3isrs Der tiirtiihsH arme:
limb adnslit sntnluthigt. lleberol
iDriht oas goft bon elmer oQgeme:nsr
grbebunq uno penn Iie niht fofo-t
itattfinoet, III IS nur, neil Die 8er9'
cdEslia perThneit iino, auf isoeu Sal
niro e. i'm 5ribiahr gu sinsm aus
bruh tDmm.u.
| Die ihaupsrbaften gerh6ltniiie tpsr
DIN bur6 bic tiirtiftsn g.amten Der
urIaht. bic bes 8ertrauens unrpirolt
fiuo, oas bic tiirttIhe Regieruns in II
iest. Gie sntpaffrsn bic hriftIihe gs
polteruna uno lisfern ben Utohamme
banern WaffsD. llni6uloige Qsut
neroen bon ibuen ouf bloBen 8erboh
oosr ouf falihe angabsn bin psrhatts
uno ins Bef6ncntb e.Dorfeu.
! Sn ssitib fanosu fpGhreno elmer gan
; aru Bohe unrubsH ftutt, pGbrenD ne!
der piele 2euts msutIings ermoroe
trurben unb in dnosrsn StGoten IN
SrtIhaften iieht man tdalih nit 4n9i
unb ganeen Der 3uturFt entssgen.
giirtiite Truppeu batten am Wtitt
. nod Elm Itarfss g.Fsht nit elmer a6
} t6eiluug 8uIsaren in Der Rahe ro
, 9aratotpo, elmer Staot oon 5000 Gin
= o6rsrn i'm Dilapst GoIopo, riht pet
ron lIstub .ntfernt. 5iinf guigdrer
6orunter ihr giihrsr, rpuroen eetoots
pdbreno bic Eiirtsn etnsn Sooten bat
D ten. Wstrsre gombeh uno pthtto
ITotumente TDlsu an ben tootsn Su
+ qQren s.furbsn porosn IsIn.
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Der Miniitsr fon bebsntlid trant Iein
Der Rriss in 1ripoIita' o.
nien.

nien.
Srippfis, 10. San.-gin iibsrs
aus bsFtissr angriff puros am Don=
nerjtug Don sirtsn uno 4rabsrn Guf
.ine auf bem Morld befinblihe itnIie@
Hiine Qo.onne, ungefdbr 10 Uleilsn
neftli1 BON bier, gemacbt.
Die itnlitniifk apIOnnt. bic aus
br<i Bas0inDnen Jnfanteris. etnem
Ghiibenbctnillpn, stpei gatterisn Mrs
tiIIsrie, 5rpei G1pubronen aaDnltrie
unb anbtren 5ruppen beftdnb. mar
friib am Morgen nah G6irsarih obs
aeaangen, elmer tleinen SGie, Die 10
ober II Wseilsn pefttih bon bier an
Der aiifie Iiegt unb BON elmer In5abl
aus Grbe errihteter Sorts umgskn
ift. mo- bisber bie irresuldren nrabis
f1en 9iIfstruppen Stus ssfunoen
hatten.
Wdbrenb bic 5rupptn bic Strabe
enilons morihir.en. bic Der aiiise ents
lang fibrt. purben iis pIosllt pom
9iirien unb QraNrn in grobsr 3ahl
oneeariffen. Die StaIisnsr porfea
iofort Shiisengrdben ouf. hattsn
n1brenbbsfIen aber ein kftigss Jfusr
aussuhalten. Der syeinbN mar In ben
giifhen auf ter Safe perftedt, e1s
sfeuer Der italisniifsn Mrtillerie psrs
frisb fie ater noh Ginger 3sit cdraus.
nod einiser 3sit tehrten iie uber nit
kbsuienb<n Ysritdrtunssn surIt, I'm
ben dnsriff su erneusrn unn ss ses
lang linen einmaI. ben redten Jllss!
Der Stnlientr su umeebsn. Die Jtu=
liener bislten aber Giano unb mad
mebritiinbige1n Rnnpf sogen ii6 ni.
Eiirfen enbIi1 in bic Wiiite suriid.
ileber bie erliitensH 8erlulfe IN
nod niHis bsiannt.
Gs mar bies bas erife srobsrs Ges
feht, bds iett einiaer 3eit itattgtfuns
ben bat, bic 9iirten haben aber tdufia
poref4obene poitsn Der 5tuliener an
a<eriffen, n,urben ieboh INNER nit
f6tperen D<riuifen suriidseporfen.
Die itclieniihen aommanoeure haa
ben aber bic 3eit niht uHbnlst Dor.
iiberaeb<n Iaffen. sic hdben ihr.
poiitipneu fprtipabrenb peritdrit uni
ibre Worbereitungen fir sinsn Dor
marfh ins synnere setroffen. Der !pdbr;
fheinlih i'm Wdr3 bssinnsa mirb
Niefige Mlengen BON 1ranspprtmnts'
rial iinb bier onssInmmslt noroen
unb Matsridl fir ben 8au elmer Gi'
fenbnbn .bur1 bie Wuite trifft fort.
n1brenb bier Elm.
Die Mraber begreifen niht. iparuH
bic Stoliener 10 nit bem 0ormarfd
56gern; iH bolten ss fir SdtD1h'
unb ffeinen ipirtlih 81 slaubsn. bal
bic it0Iikniidx Nrmee niht I'm Sion
BE- III, bic tIeiHe 3obl BON Muhamtbo
nern au iibsrt9dltigen. bic iih timer
entgegenitslIs. Inter bieiem umitnnl
III ts fpdbrfGeinlin. bab bic Arnbtl
ben Rumpf foriiebsn Derbsn
lpenn bic tiirilfdkn lrupptn 5iriid
se5oasn fperben iolIten.
BIER iinlienifht aritgsfdbiffs hs
StoHeHom 0reiiaa bic Giaot 3oara
BON ber avs bic 1iirien porher nnF bi
itoIienifden gdiffe eef1oiFen baiien
Der Drt ipurbe ftarf bd6Gbiet. bal
0ouS bes Rninpdtom ehsr Mhmini
ifsdtprS murh< 5rrjt0rs uHb ein hsfti
- 5b1s eeos1 sh GssliAss ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-20
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