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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Jurors Drawn for the February
Term of Conrt.

On Monday last January 18th,
Judges Motter and Urner, in the presence
OF The members of the bar and others,
drew the jurors for the February term
OF court. This being a Grand Jury
Term, much interest was manifested as
the names were drawn from the box.
The jurors selected were as follows:
BuCkeyStown-I. Thomas Burgee and
William J Boteler
Mddetown-John w. Sigler and c.
Hartman Coblentz.
Frederick Garrett S DeGrange, Mil
ton T. Derr, Greenberry H. Putnam,
Charles L. Cronise, d. Chester Kemp.
John F. Yinger, Lewis NJ. Halter John
r. Slime and Harry w Miller
CreagerStown-Calvin L Putnam.
Emmitsburg-John w. Rregle and
!. Clarke Shater.
CNoctn-David c. Forrest.
acknowledgements Warfield and Geo.
Nj. Linthicum.
Liberty0F Lorraine Simpson.
New Market-John c. Walker and
Jesse NJ Burial.
Hauvers William A. Arnsparger and
Roy Ely.
Woodsboro-John H. Delaplaine and
lanes IeGore.
Petersvile-C. w. Shaft.
Mount Pleasant-George w. Sheeten-
helm.
Jetferson-Charles B. yesterday and
Maurice E. SHAFT.
Thurmont-Roger T Weddle and
John H. Toms.
Jackson-Charles R. Gaver aud James
X Waters.
Iohnsville-John H. Snyder and Jere-
miah W. Etzler
Woodville-Herm H. Young and
Harry E. Kegs.
Linganore-Ernest Lawrence.
Lewistown-Iacob II. Cover
Tuscatora -Wlliam.F. Keyser.
BurkiuSvllle-William l. Guyton.
Balenger-Harry Murray.
Braddock Marion c. Fulmer.
Brunswick William H. NanMeter and
E X. Smith
WaIkersville-George B. Hoke and
George ID. Lease.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
independent Fire Co m p a n Y
Nominate Officers.

Al a recent meeting of the hide
pendent Hose Company the following
officer, were placed in nomination;
President Jacob Rosenstock.
Nlce-Presidents-Ihomas l.. thinner
man. August +. Brust, Nj. n Nusz.
Secretary Robert Delaplaine.
Assistant Secrelary-Dr. A. A. Rad
clifie.
Treasurer-Thomas A. Chapline.
Directors-l, II. Fleischman, ST., Ed
ward T Baumgarduer, Phillip Seeger,
Harry w. Bowers, A. L. Kline, ST., w.
d. Zimmerman, Harry J. Fromke, Ed
ward 5. Eichelberger, c. A. Poole,
Richard Keyser and NJ. +. Engle.
Foremen - George Wallace, Harry
w Miller.
Assistant Foremen-Wm. A. Miller,
Rudolph Grouse Frank Little, David
Zimmerman. c, VIII Fout.
Chief Engineer-D. II. kOlb.
Assistant Engineers-C. William KOlb,
Elmer Ea er, George Kolb, Harry F.
SChell, Charles Butcher
Firemen-Frank Salter, Burts Deeter,
Richard Creager, Harry Scholl.
Chief Hose Director Harry King.
&ASSlSllul rose DlISCtOlS- w lIlldlll
Helms. Edward Bentz, Glenn Hilton,
CLYDE Abrecht, Charles Abrecht, Harry
Brust.
Chief Pipesman - Allen Kline, Jr.,
Vernon Derr.
Assistant Pipesmen-Luther Abrecht,
Charles Stull Morris Bennett, George
". Roelkey, Lewis Yinser, Jesse
Schell John Wisner, Eugene Nrts, AL
bert Baker, Lewis Abrecht, Charles
Morgan. holm l. Engelbrecht, George
Wachter, VIM Abrecht David Danner
Surgeon-Dr. F. II. Hedges.
Chaplain Z L. Mclean.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
FREDERICK CITY.

Frederick Cpty-Mayor, John Edward
Schell.
Register and Tax Collector Michael
A McCaffrey.
Aldermeu-Lewis A. Rice Martin c.
Kemp. J. Daniel CrimminS, Henry NJ.
Gittiuger, John L. Johnson. Clerk,
Jacob Schmidt. Board meets third We'd
nesday of every month.
City Health Oth,er-Dr. Ira J. Nc
Curdy.
Poiicenen-George Brengle, Edward
Herwig, William King, John F. Fleming
2everdy Dronenberg, John Blumenour,
Edward Herring, Geo. Hoffman.
Electric Light Engineer-Edward Tit
low.
Fireman-Samuel Abrecht
Electric Light Linemen-Frank Ridge
ly, George Wallace
Market Master-G. William Dams
berger.
Superintendent of Water Works -
George Weiner.
Police Justices-Christian H. Eckstein
John Francis Smith and L. T. McGill.
City Attorney-Edward J. Smith.
y City Election Supervisors-Carlton S.
Sull, Henry J. d. Hagau, Democrats;
Tobias Kuhn, Republican. c. Thomas
EckStein, Clerk
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
GRANDMA ON MATRIMoNY.

Matrimonv is not wholly failure or
a success. 1t is not a failure for the mas
cuine member of the contracting party.
In nine cases out of ten he has married
a woman great deal too good for him;
he has, { | speak of the lot of the great
majority OF women, gained a house
keeper, cook, SeamStreSS laundresS. and
later in married life, a nurse and a gov
ernesS; he has gained a deereutial lis
tener, and a firm believer in all that he
does or says, for of course, a wife has mn
plicit faith in her husband; he has gained
a valuable waiter, something which he
needs. tor early in married life he devel-
ops helplessness in remarkable degree;
he can never find anything even after his
wife has described the exact location of
the desired article; neither can he put on
a collar or neCktie without her assist
ance. Goodness only knows how he
did it before he was married" For all
OF this he expects to give and she re-
ceives her board and clothes
She has lost her freedom and her
name; she has to work about twice as
hard as she did in her girlhood even if
she then earned her own living Then
she always had money of her own to
spend as she pleaskl; now in addition
to her home duties. she many times
works for others 1T Is SO nice to have
a little money for my very own" she
says. OF course, she does not do any
thing at home TO entitle her to part of
her husbands earnings as her very
own "
By the time that she has been married
ten years, she looks ten wears older than
the sister, who is only two years her Jun
ior, and her husband is the first to make
remarks about it, but of course he is not
TO blame.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

Services were held in Saint Peters
Roman Catholic Church, on Sunday,
January 18th, at and 9 a. m. Rev. B
J, Cavanaugh officiated
Mr.. F. 0. Smith was in Frederick
during the past week on business.
Miss Grace Monshaur, of this place,
is visiting Mr. Jesse Yingling of Fred
erick.
Mrs. Francis Colleberry is spending
some time with DIR. NJ. Radcliffe and
family, of Frederick.
Master Howard F. Thomas, of Union
Bridge. is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. II. S Thomas.
Mr.. !. Hanson Diler, wife and daugh-
ter Miss Regina, spent Sunday with Mr..
Edward Houck and family, of Mount
Pleasant.
Misses Edna Riddlemoser, Marian and
Jessie lanes. of Frederick, were the
guests of Miss Mary Lescalleet last
week.
The following officers were elected at
a recent meeting OF the Lighting Plant
Associations; Hon Frank r. Sapping-
ton. DR.. Q. b Stone, DR. T. r. Myers,
Messrs. 5. 5. Sappington, Edgar Ham.
mond Milton Garter, / 5. Albaugh, w.
r. Beall and NJ. F. Starr.
Alta recent election of the Board of
Directors of the Libertytown Savings
Bank the following gentlemen were
named: u B. McCandlish, Roy Gardner,
Milton Garter, Edgar !. Hammond,
Col. Charles T. LevineSs. Ir Charles
K. Durbin. X. c. McCandlish All of
the gentlemen are good business men.
A number Of our sporting men at
tended the wrestling match between
Americas and the German giant which
took place recently.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
swindled the Pope.

A dispatch from Rome, dated January
18th says: Givvan Battiva Gindri. a
pseudo Roman Catholic priest, was ar
rested here on the charge of extensive
swindling
He confessed to the police that be had
swindled the Pope, many Cardinals and
religious orders and royal perSonages out
Of a million OF francs, or about $500, 600.
Gindri not only pretended to be a
priest. but he celebrated mass regularly.
He is wanted in several counties, partic-
ularly in France, Germany and Austria
where he pretended to be an emissary
of the Pope and swindled the Roman
Catholic clergy and many diplomats.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Home
Circle
Depart
nlent,

The French always say that 1t requires
the presence of three generations to
make perfect home, and we are glad
to see that the grandmother is becoming
more highly appreciated in this country,
as she no longer confines herself TO the
chimney corner and her knitting, but on
the contrary, she takes a kindly inter-
est in all that goes on; keeps mind and
body disciplined by study, and active,
useful participation in what is going on
around her, and is as careful of her per-
Sonal appearance as a young girl
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Agricultural Society Elects New
President.

The Board of Managers ~ the Fred
erick County Agricultural Society met
last Saturday afternoon, January 18th,
~ the office Of the company aud organ
lied bv elec'ue The following officers:
President T. Hagett; vice presi-
dent NJ T. Keiduerr: secretary, O. C..
Warehime treasurer Guv X. Mouer;
marshal. Charles p Hiteshew.
Mr. Humm who has been president
for the past 'hree years, has been most
efficient aud during his administration
m INV imp eVemeais were made He
has been most untiring in his efforts to
place the association in first-Class finan-
cial condition, regardless of the many
Improvements consummated. The pres
sure o. business caused Mr.. Humm to
retire
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

"Bfgsby seems 70 Wear look of set
tlea loom"
"vs. poor sc!!ow, he can't help it.
When ho was a boy mis- mother made
him wear Fauntleroy curls."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Thorouqhness.

when l take up an idea" said the
egotist. Il cover. it completely
you do more than that" replies
thn soft vf-t- ssv-0--
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Liberty Items.

later ,41Nt w. F. Starr was in Frederick with
otlGghng party. A good time VAS had
dflall, sure"
s BEST q Wednesday last January 10th, Miss
Ugh the3n rtrude Wright entertained the Mlti-
an unp,' ap. Euehre Party A good a'lendanee
VI lills iSs passed by all
confuli On Saturday last. the 18th inst. an
postcard !. tgant dance was held at the Liberty
were e IN Opera House. The attendance
he wasy very good and every one was
b tased with the entertainment.
,aa-.- /, rf.Ir Lescalleet was recent visitor to
'0ause M Monumental City.
nents y The Ladies Mite Society, of the
enVelo a ethodist Church, held a reception
With s,lcently at the home of Mr.. John
e Etzier
Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Sparrow has been
tertaining Mr.. P. S. Russell and family,
Victoria, Virginia.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

One of our town girls recently sent IS
cents for receipt to promote and pre-
serve her beauty She received the fol-
lowing reply: Mind your mother and
stay at home nights"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

The person that stands on the street
corner looking around Tor something to
gossip about or find fault with. can
always find what he is looking for. But
what a life he leads His soul shrive,s
and withers until il is Shown in his man
ners and looks. For such person life
has lost its SAVIOR He becomes sour,
misanthropc, and whining. He passes
from bad 10 worse and he sees no good
in anybody. His taxes are alwavs too
high, no matter how low thry may be
and he curses his neighbor because his
nelghbor is prosperous and ENJOYS life.
In fact, he hates himself, and is menace
TO the towns prosperity. a foe to God
and no good to the devil. These persons
seem to be a necessarv evil in every town.
They ought to be put out.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

If some men acted halt as, decently
when at home as they do when they are
away from home, there would be great
deal of brightness added to domestic life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

Messrs. William Throne and Oliver
s. Gilbert, have accepted positions with
the Chicago Portrait Company.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Slipped on Ice.

Edgar l. Miller fell on the pavement
on North Market street, January Ia
wrenchlng his back very badly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
Jefe 1SOn Notes.

ihSal III mere We're services IN the Lutheran
& the church on Sunday last at 1915 a. m.
Il ~ The Christian Endeavors held their
,ne =: !. meeting in the Reformed church on sun
"a, day evening AT $50 Topic How 10
p 10 Il. Win Young People to Christ" Leader
me pitt Miss Mary Engebrecht.
Eincet ~ Mrs. Joanna Feaster is spending some
led 81 time with her sisters in Frederick
1oohA Mir Russell Wise, OF Washington Wis
LIZA tied his parents here few days recently
~ !, Miss Hattie Summers was the guest OF
|peiSo : Mr.. Lewis Summers and family, last
81 week
y at, visiting relatives here.
han ~ Mrs. Carlton Keller, who has been on
|, cbid1r the sick list, is improving
L piIy Mrs. Charlotte little, and daughter,
|Yilliaa Arena, spent Thursday with the Misses
HAS !, Rev>.A. G. Null and family have re-
dniolF Fatuned home after spending some time
TTa lIaewiih relatives near Westminster.
la~1fr,I Miss Ada Lewis is visiting friends in
Holl{ u Virg mia.
|son so Miss Helen Cutler has returned home
brigsn S after spending some time with friends in
the Ns3l Washington, d. c.
collao Miss Daisy Fry is the guest of her
the ia 4 brother at Waynesboro, Pa.
re5 wolfsville Bits
%'Nr Mr. J. R. Stottlemyer was recent Wis
a.-sf},tor in Frederick.
I by MI Mr. Henry Wills. Of Smithburg, paid
Ia adv isil to his many friends in this vicinity.
If ~ y Mss Maude Richer Is visiting relatives
IN md friends in Evansville, Md.
Mr. Oscar Brandeuburg Of Baltimore
VIII = home with his parents to spend the
yodlnter
--l p The calithumpiau band sereuaded the
br Eacpt ,ewly married couple OF this place Mr..
II ~ md Mrs. Samuel Martin, last Monday
= sslvening
P0 eep' 1 Mes>rs Joesph and Iacob Warrenfelz
equae sre telling timber for the new house to be
Ection ID suit early in The coming spring.
l. the Mrs. Reheccd Bell has returned to her
|ro1ifor6, )me 10 LeuerShurg.
pl4t5, Mr. George p Dutrow, of Graceham.
'epoi iN spending a lew weeks with Mr. and
that ,lcs'rs ! w. Warrenietz
|rnia CO "a CThoSe who have icehouses in this COM
ted wi, ,6nnity are taking advantage of the
| a sale,uesther aud filing Them.
H,t,IiSs Emma Have, OF HagersroNn is
SIS, 'ne with her parents taking her vaca-
bkes P,n,s p.
:" a. .,it prning ior Davon, Oslo, 10 vsit his
|asI Alle otheEs there.
after s. Mr.. Cyrus Brandyubure who has been
|he dea ocAnding q few weelS with relatives and
hers o6f,1Ands here, leit Tuesday morning Tor
called NV Carlisle, Ohio, 10 spend week.
Ito her slatd then viii return 10 his home in Nlich-
lnoro+ie Tltn Civ North DakaiA
-, sNrs Maude Gaver OF Highland is
I'm f;Qnding a week with her parents Mr..
SOD u Mrs. ~ r. BCkeus,ad
f(I
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
WnrIta

"Say. core over here old man.
want to ask you something in conf.
tence Is here anything peculiar look.
ing about lce?"
M. Wsr?'
ri" handsome woman just
heyond the punch bowl ssksd ms
80 whether / f1ddled -
nl2veG chess"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

The greater the value of The article
the choicer we are supposed to be of it,
and in the same line Of argument. the
dearer and closer the ties that binds us
the more considerate we should be in the
handling of it. may hurt the feeling of
a society acquaintance. and there is no
especial harm done, beyond the estrange-
ment of two people who care little for
mothers heart, that loves me with love
next in tenderness 10 heavens. or wound
nv trusting child with haStv word an
injustice or cruelty or ridicule the sensi-
tive feelings of brother or a sister,
eternity itself shall no. he long enough
to extract The sling from memory
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19
A HOME DUTY.

God intended that there should be one
day each week as an especial day for
the culture of home ties. A dav when
the father could be home from work, and
the children home from school, and the
mothers have less of household cares,
when ali could put on their best clothes,
sing their sweetest songs, and enjoy a
day of love at home. The Sabbath
should never be made a day of labor at
home. The work of each home should
be SO arranged that it can be done almost
entirely in six days and as evenly as pos
sible in each day Six days shalt thou
labor and do all thy work"
The baking and the cooking can be
done on Saturday and Sunday and can
be made almost entirelva day for warm
ing over the food prepared the day be-
fore. We fear that great many house
wives make serious mistake in giving
too much time to cooking on Sunday.
Others perhaps are equally in error by
overworking themselves on Saturday, 50
that they cannot properly rest or enjoy
the Sabbath Day. Parents and children
ought to be more TO each other on that
day than on any other A day of uplift
and delight it should he made in every
home.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

Much of the unhappiness which some
times attends married life owes its origin
to lack of the anne tles and courteSes
which were so assiduously practced by
both parties before marriage. The feel
ing that il IS not worth while to keep
them up is anSwerable for much OF the
loss of respect want of chivary, and in
difference, which gradually leads to the
decay OF affection. In the same way.
our brothers and sisters rub off the bloom
of fraternal regard by the absence of
those gentle and respectful manners with
which they greet their outside friends.
Insensibly they become careless. indifTer-
ent, and rude, and black looks. hard
words. and sharp answers poison the
home. which might have been the haven
of peace and happiness had not the re
spect for one another's personality been
broken down
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-01-19

In many instances the man who spends
his life in waiting for his ship to come in
wastes his time, because he originally
omitted to send any ship out.
The man who never praises his wife
deserves To have a poor one. And the
man who praises good wife more than
she deserves has not been born vet.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-29
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
National League-Chicago 3,
Pittsburgh O; New York 1912,
Boston 3-3; Philadelphia Ga,
Brooklyn 4-8; St. Louis 8, Gin
cinnati S.
American League-Detroit 10,
Chicago9 Go innings); Philadel-
phia As. Washington "a Second
game 10 innings); Boston SO,
New York "A; Cleveland 8, St.
Louis 0.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-29

Jimmy Lavender beat Pirates
single-handed yesterday.
Chances youthful spitballer
choked them off with single hit,
drove in Evers with single and
scored himself on Sheckard's
single after he had doubled. He
also banged another single
Wilson got the only hit off
Lavender or a dinky fly to left.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-29

There was nothing Auky about
the kids pitching. He kept thk
Pirates popping up flies or orb
bling dinky grounders.
Lavender's great work is an
other evidence of the uncertain
ties of baseball. At the start of
the season Chance tried to send
him to the International League,
But the National Commission de-
cided the deal was irregular.
Murphy and Chance were peeved
when he was turned back-to them.
Right at present Cap Tinkeris
doing the best hitting of the team.
Joe Blew himself to a double and
single. He also got away with 10
chances in the field.
Vic Safer is cementing his job
by.his clouting ability. The young
Swede nicked a pair of singles.
John Evers was busy. He han
died six chances in the field and
drove triple to the fence.
Larry Cheney still has a sore
arm and will not be able to pitch
before tomorrow if then.
Detroit and Sox played heart
breaking game, alternating in the
lead up to the fnalsco
I Twice Sox tied score after
being far in the rear.
Three runs in the third put
them even. Then Detroit went
four ahead. Two in the eighth
brought them nearer, but Detroit
duplicated. Heavy smuggling in
L L Z 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19

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Ra6mitioa elm einp1tknsli1es gdIis
fpieI. IN ber Gpibs Der Gdenfmaft
fsbt b0s bsriibmte 1orrtu ! 1abIDr
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Insr nod 6tnrn Dint nebit G@ipes
Her, bic 5fpti Semons. Mdrb urb
NcbImon, Darn HelIon unb WluD
Hrolpn an. Die 9urleste bat bi.
Musftoituna elmer grtraousdn5d
Die 6anbluns iii ndf Waerito
ptrIest uuD Spei geitranoete ar
iiftsn fuhen einen Cirrus burd bds
Ganb Der efpigen Repolutionen 5u
brinaen. Sic purnpen ben Gberifl
BON Wera Grua um $500 on, es sss
Iingt ibnen audi, ben Cirrus 5il orgd'
nifiren, aber Hiemanb fommt In bic
WoriteIungen ifnb infolse beHen fsht
Der Ghsriff audi isin Gtlo nihi ipies
Der. Die brolIieen GituatioHtn i'm
Werein NIT ben biibihen Wuiileinlo'
gen unb bem iDibistn Diolos psrhola
fen Der auffiibruna gu grobemGrfcIee,
gang beionbers, b1 aud Gbor uno
ansitatihns alien anforssrunstn &C.
niigen.
~GbnritetIer", ods I1nait eriparfeic
goafl6rafia bon GofnoIIo Nolinn0,
ipirb biefe Bpdc pon Ntuiioe Monrrs
ilno iIrer GeicIlidnit i'm @ra 10
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be aonms aMi. Die aiinitierin miro
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baB icin Rirf ods aufeeben Der Como
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trdiult bel ibr eirtes ysnd]ts Den Con.
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foIgt Der Grfenntiiib, Dab Die Soiine
aud, ofie ieinen Huf anfsett Eie
pcetiide @eit)idJte mn Siibnerboi bat,
ipie man iiebt, cine Moral. Sie 3ei1t
bic Sfibittdnidpuig oes lleberntell.
idycn, loiDie ben 9ieio uno SuB, 0eu
bas geip6b,llihegsolf gegen einen2ioI'
zen bepi. lie SdnnipieIer iiHo aIs
goacI perfIeioct. lie SSenerie III
Der grobe oieier 3biere er,tipred,enD
nltaelest, 10 Dab elm gbeHmaB 3fpi.
id,en ben gogcln nno hSn 0egenit1n.
ben auf Der Biibne fkresIieat lit. 3as
ofiid. lpelf)es Siierit in Baris niifge.
iiibrt tpitroe. rief entb,ntasnliis une
@iocriprllh herpor uuto iuurbe fiir al.
IL oiisl1noiifen giihnen beorbeitet
es iii ein fcines poetiIdes Rerf nil
prddtisen Gerlen uuo oa5u oraethan.
Die Reugieroe aiif5nitadeln. Iaa
Gtiid beitchi aus bier Afien mno BE-
nOtbist etipa iib5is perfcnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-19
Na@ 4,ortsmoutb
s0urbs Der ansebIi4e ansreifsr Der
Gfsle Ystts ,nriifsebra4t.

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lsibenb. i'm bi.iiesn 5oipital.