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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
Increase in Weight 10. Pounds or More
a PhvoIoIan'o AdvjoO


IRA certainly give most anything to BE-
able to fat up few pounds and stay that
way" declares every excessively thin men
or woman. such result is not I'm possible.
despite past failures. Thin people are
victims OF mai nutrition. a condition which
prevents the fatty elements Of food from
being taken up by the blood as they are
when the powers Of nutrition are normal.
Instead OF getting into the blood. all tho
| fat and flesh producing elements stay In
the intcstin"s until they pass from the
body as waste.
| healthy. normal amount OF fat the nutrt.
with the power which nature has denied
them. This can best be accomplished by
eating Sargo tablet with every meal
Sargol II "A scientific combina ton Of SIX
| ~ the most effective elements known to
| the medical profession. Taken with meals
| IL mikes with the food to turn the sugars
and starchcs Into rich, ripe nourishment
! for the tissues and blood, and ite raptd
| effect Is remarkable. Reported gains of
| from ten to twenty. five pounds In q sinsls
month are by no means infrequent. Yet
| It's action IN perfectly natural and ab0O-
| lutely harmless. Sargol Is sold by rood
druggists everywhere and every pa ckags
! contains II guarantee OF weight increase
| or money back.
| Note-while Sargol has produced re-.
| markable results In the treatment Of nor-
! yous indigestion and general stomach dis
I orders. Il should not. Ing to Its remafk-
able flesh producing effect. be used By
! those who are not willing to Increase
| heir weight ten pounds or more.-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
THOUSAND OUT AFTER 81, 900, 900
MORE.


The announcement OF these gifts was
made last night at a dinner In the Ho;el
Aston to the Joint committee workers.
who numbered thousand. These work.
ers have not collected the money by a
house toulouse canvass, but by direct APP
peal to the owners Of 10000 names who
are known to be generously inclined.
They arc known TO be interested In
the work OF the two associations and
their response to the requests OF the
workers has been amazingly prompt.
The stan OF 1000 IL out to-day. travelling
the city over in search OF funds to carry
the clock hand to the four-million- dollar
mark.
The Hotel Aston dinner was highly
enthusiastic gathering, Mr.. George W,
Perkins presiding as Chairman OF the
Campaign Committee. Seated about
him were: Miss Grace II. Dodge,
Charles s. Ward. Mrs. Charles r. Alex
andsr, George Sherwood Eddy. John II.
Finley. former head Of the City College:
Mr.. and Mrs. william Fellowes Nor
gan, Henry r. Dawson. Mrs. James 5.
Cushman and James Talcott.
When the $1,000, 900 shall have been
collected It is the plan Of the committee
20 divide II In such way that the YOUNG
Women's Christian Association shall re-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
ASKS BIG ALIMONY
FROM HUSBAND, WHO
SPENT $4,000 A YEAR
Pretty Mrs. Shuman Won
Divorce; Now Wants Some
of His Surplus Cash.

A protrscted fight over alimony In a
case where the wealthy husband has
already been decided against by a Jury
in the matter OF divorce, 4, being
watched in the Supreme Court. where
Mrs. Lillian Shuman In suing George "A.
Snjman for all the money the court will
allow her. The husband is the son of A.
Shuman OF Boston, a multi-millionaire
clothing manufacturer. The wife also
belongs to "A wealthy family
Several weeks ago the case was tried
on its divorce merits and a decision
given against the husband. II was
brought out that young Shuman had
been found by private detectives In the
Van Cortland Hotel In company with
another woman.
Mrs. Shuman pleaded to-day before
Justice Giegerich for extensive sup
port She said her husband had been
In the habit of earning $50, 900 a year
or more. that he had repeatedly told
her that they were living at the rata
OF $4,000 n year in spite of the fact
that they had a $500 a year apart
nent rent free in a building owned
by Mrs. Shuman's father, and that her
husband was an electrical contractor
OF No. IL East Th!rtieth street. with
another establishment In Jackson
Vile, Fla
Mr.. Shuman testified tina; ne was en-.
gag,i in a less in which there wa.
ut present 70 profit In spite of sharp
cross examination by Attorney Leo II.
Brilles for the wife. Shuman insisted
that the on! money he had came from
his wealthy father. The couple have a
son eight years old.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
BRITISH WARNING
GIVEN TO HUERTA.

LONDON. NOV. lin welcoming IN
common with the rest OF the British
press Premier Asuuith's speech at the
Guildhall last night. IN which he made
1. .,.t.. 49,. , ,...
h.,,,..n cr.., pr,,.,n ana a.. III, "a
s,,,.. in ,.gara ,o Msxico m. wet.
,,,ns,.r r,,a,,. u,,,,.,, u.r.I,,, .n..Ls
.,,h .u,hnr,,v +o.dav is.ue. .,yn,.
fIcapt warning tn Provisional Prs.ident
,In.r,,
rha co,.rrr.n. rowsn.ror .o,. 81.
,,oa ,ho, ,rv y,i,a o,.n,,o, In ~.
.an.o T., ,,.,,o,, loroor,,,o ,ors,,,,,,on.,
Countries understand tho word con No
h.,, Il, N.xi,o a. ,,,,,,a,,,, ,,,,o.,,r
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
SPENCER DOESN'T KNOW
WHETHER HE'S MARRIED
His Common Law Wife Sues for
Separation-While He Was in
Prison She Married Another.

A new kind CT Enoch Arden, with
some elements of Jean Vatican In his
story. turned up to-day before Justice
Cohalan In the Supreme Court and
tried to and out where he stands In
tho counte nance Of the law.
Am l married or single" he asked.
and was ever marriedf'
The Enoch Arden's wifs-or was
sh his wife, recipitated the matter
by bringing . suit for separation. II.
leging that she was the defe ndants
common law wife: that she had. In fact,
been twice his common law wife. The
action was entitled Mrs. CT = Spencer
against George F. Spencer. and the
alleged facts were these:
Many years ago Spencer and the
woman. who says she Is his wife. livec
together without the formality Of
marriage. After some years Spencer
was sent to prison. His wife let nv,
years elapse and then married Johr
Walsh. One day Spencer came back
Walsh died. or disappeared, and Spen
Ger and Mrs. Walsh continued for {
short time their old common .Iw rela
| t!onship where It had broken OF. Mean
time. for ten years, Spencer has re
deemed himself and made a place II
the world.
| Justice Cohalan said he was incline,
to hold nat Mrs. Spencer Walsh -Spen
Ger once had the opportunity to choos
between supporting and abandoning he
common law relationship with Spence
and that she had nullified its force whe
she married Walsh. but he reserve
| decision, and briefs will lie submitted
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
ceive 100000 and the young mems or
ganiaztlon the remaining 81 100000.

eohidStiOn tne REMAINING Sl,vVV,VVV.
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston con-
veyed to the committee his Interest in
the work by the following telegram
received to-day at headquarters:
Campaign for Y. NJ. G. A. here en-
listed services some OF foremost citi-
zens of Boston. Plan was splendidly
conceived and brilliantly achieved.
Certainly New York. with its great
wealth and wonderful opportunities
and service in direction In which Y. NJ.
G. a. Is working. should ne able to
make four million dollar campaign in
less time than II took Boston to raise
half million. Movement of this kind
is excellent in tie spirit it develops
among people who would never be to-
gether but for an association of this
kind.
JOHN +. FITZGERALD, Mayor"
Four gigantic Clocks are marking
the progress OF the collection OF the
funds. one Of these is on the Metropol-
itan tower. another at Broad and Wall
streets, on the site OF the new offices
Of ]. p. Morgan & Co; a third on the
Hotel Teresa. at One Hundred and
Twenty-hf;h street and seventh avenue.
and the fourth on the Colonial and
Knickerbocker Trust Company, at One
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
Earring Thieves Get Long Terms

Earring Thieves Get Long Terms.
Fifteen years In Sing Sing was the
sentence imposed on Maurice Shapiro
twenty-seven years old. Of No. 81
Chrystie street. by Judge Mulausen n
Ger eral Sessions this afternoon. His
companion. Harry Cohen. twsnty-e,ght,
was sentenced for ave years. The men
were convicted last week Of robbery In
the first degree. On Sept. II. posing
as peddlers. they tore an earring worth
So from the left ear OF Mrs, Rosi<
Engelsberg Of No l6l East Or, Hur
bred and Eighth s'ras, who as 49,.
friends.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
BATTLESHIP WITH
GU,NBOAT TO AID
OF AMERICANS.

VERA CRUZ. Nov. 1.-THE battle
ship 'iisiana was despatched from
here today to Tuxpam In response to
another urgent appeal fsr protection
received lat' last night from Arthur
c. Payne. tho United States Consular
Agent there. The rebels are believed
to bs In strong force near Tuxpam,
where an attach IS exp, s,ei AZ any
moment.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
7 MINUTES OF CITY LIFE.

9i5 p. M.-Louis D!crino OF No. ~
Roosevelt street smells gas In his bed
room.
9.i6 p. Nile scratches a match TO
COX for the leak.
919 =. M,-Firemen arrive.
s2l L. M.-F!remen go away,
s.22 =. M.-Ambulance takes Dicrino to
the hospital with scorched face. arms
and hands.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11

Hundred and Forty-ninth street anu
Third avenue. These clocks are marker
off I'm minutes" each minute yep
resentlng 10000 Before each dial snsre
Is a knot of interested spectator - -,
cause there l. something about $s,uv1w
to attract most norma. persons. NV
hands OF these clocks were at the w
million mark whom the persuasive ~
,ectors began their work to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
FANCY EGGS" USUALLY 81
WEEKS OLD, SHE SAYS.


An egg II body. containing the germ
and the food-yolk. or nutriment neoes
sary for Its development, inclosed In a
membranous or shelly covering. \
fancy egg In one that liz supposed 20
have been laid within forty-eight hours.
according ~ Mrs. Julian Heath. who 10
carrying ON the war against exorbit ant
egg fruit. But she says the nearest
thing to the fancy egg" In New York
Is about six weeks old.
1t IL supposed TO be a strictly fresh
esg. and while the dealer charges q
strictly fresh price for II. upon investi-
CATION we md that II Ia really antique"
eaio Mrs. Heath to-day. III the house.
wife would keep In mind fancy egg
At q fancy price. a fresh egg at nor
NAL price and a storage egg at a storage
egg price. II will help her a great deal
u md to-day that the house wife can
obtain the best eggs at Washington
Market at u cents a dozen. And the
commission merchants inform me that
there are no better esgs. The whole
trouble Is that the housewife thinks sh,
cannot buy good fresh eggs for less
than 60 or Is cents, with the result that
this has caused a sentimental rise.
''One excuse for the high price OF egg
n that the loss on other THINKS In mad
UP on eggs. This IL illustrated by on
dealer who told me that II the wome,
want seven cakes OF cleano soap for g
cents she will have to pay more for ne
tsgs. as the loss on the soap has 10 b
made up on something else. SIN anotne
attributed the exorbitant rise to tn
board OF Health. which destroyed such
large quantity OF eggs last summer.
third said that there In no difference be
tween the middle grade. :'e high grad
aud the storage egg. but that they ha
~ 1lferentiatc for the benefit OF thos
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-11
WOMEN W|NF|CHT
FOR CHEAPER EGGS;
PRICES WILL DROP
Housewives Expect TO Force
Dealers TO Reduce Cost of
Hen i;rui, Still Further.
LABELS ARE MISLEADING.
Fancy Eggs Are Usually Six
Weeks OLD, Declares Leader
Of the Crusade.
LABELS ARE MISLEADING.
Wei. they're winning!

Well, they're winning!
Who's winning why. the house
wives. and before many days have
elapsed they will have the price Of
eggs so reduced that the hen herself
will be ashamed to lay them for the
money. And the FIRST thing We Know
the "feathercd dame" will be on a "lay
s,-ike"
The price %: eggs was laid down
this mornlnG at from 80 10 80 cents
and there Is every evidence htat the
fruits of the hen will go Oh reducing
until they reach price where the
200. 1000 housewives who are on egg
strike will be willing to purchase them.
Reports from different districts IA the
immediate vicinity of New York TO-DAY
show that prices are varying from 81 to
- cents for storage eggs, and fresh eggs
ere commanding from ~ to 10 cents. and
as near as the housewife can tell these
eggs are OF about the same grade. In
fact, dealers admit they cannot tell the
difference between fresh ana storag.
EGGS. But experts on egsology declare
the shell Of storage egg is more
opaque and that fresh eggs are more
transparent.
What Is an egg? This II the ques
ton which an Evening world reporter
asked several dealers to-day. and would
You believe it?--not "A single one could
answer this in,errogativc. So. for the
benefit OF the lay members" and thos !.
who "lay" the eggs before the public.
the definition IL herewith given.
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KEEP HANDS OFF
MEXICO" rs Wilson'S
FIRM POLICY
Continued from FRS, Page.)

previous occasions all the members pre-
served absolute silence
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

f6male, biibi6e @eIi9t, auf benz bic
6lede Der Grresuns brannten. Damn
eing er mod einmal fort. gls er pies
bsrtam, trug er Elm blabblaues SGite
den in Der Sanb, bas ieltfam gegen
bic anberen abita9. 8eiuabe ipie alt
lab es aus.
gr Difnete es borIi9tig unb bob
cine S9nur mattpeiber gerlen nit
einem altmpbiI6en g9lpb aus biinz
mem @olb berals.
sd bate bier etnas in Der greiss
ldge, einen @elesenbeitstauf, Serr
Oberleutnant. Sd bite jebp9, Oiss
tretion Gbrenfane - bic Berlen finb
nidt neu unb qeb0ren mir aid ni9t,
cine Dame aus Der @eIell9aFt bat lie
mir gebra6t, Die dugenf6einIi9 in
Not lit inb bic pobl @elo au @eibs
nahten brarudt. S9 babe bisber pers
gebens perIunt, ie gu b~erf1ufeb Die
perlen iino berblabt urlb bic SdFuna
ni9t gdnS MODERN -. aber 1ie babeit
bod iinmer9in i9ren euten Wert bon
oreia Biz pierbunSert Mart -. tpirfe
ltd cine iebr sinitise @elesenbeit,
Serr Sberleutnant.'
5ans Soadim CAB feline @ntport.
gr itanb ipeit sorniibersefeuet unb
itarrte auf bic oiinne perIenretbe nit
BEN soIbenen SdlpB, an benz lints
urb re9ts Elm fiin~fblattri9es @liidse
fIeeblatt BON SiirtiIen mar. Dor lei.
men 9liden begann es gu flimmsrn
unb gu brauien Elm Gtrom BON
rotten 5nnfen tunste por inn auf benz
2dbentif6, unb bas aIte blaBblaue
Seoerfd It9en tan3te nit.
Der ate 9err rebete au.
rSie taten nod Sa3u Elm qutss
@ert, !Serr 0berleutnant. Sd bin
gu ipenis GeI@dftsmann in manden
SiRsen. SD ~perfaufte Sbnen beute
lisber bteIe cine frsmbe perlentette
als brsi bon meinen eigenen. Sa
lam ben Bid Der buntIen ssrauens
augen nidt mieber iosipsrben, nit
BEN fie mir bieies &dft6sn gum Ser.
Gnbern CAB; es fiel ibr pfFenbar
fnr6tbar f1tper. gtenei6t bat Tie
&irber, bensn lie @eibna6ten cine
Sretbe MAIDEN fDollte, pielIei9t einen
tranten Mdnr, Der nidt ultbr fir lie
iprgen tdnn.@
4ber mas mar benn2
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Ban grat nrr Etrhp.

Soa6im @altafar S10ps mar cit
Deborener pe9bpgeI. Msnn einei
S6Dps biibt, 70 beoarf es sisentlif
sar nidt mebr bieier 8erfderuns
Soadim Bate ii9 Elm paar Sabre
ldnger ais feline G9ulfameraben dni
Der penne berumgeoriidt. @enn id
dpd auseben muB, baB in Der SAas
lie fein langfdmes S%orttommen nit
Cen b0dit man9elbaften &enntrifen
suiammenbins, bic er iiber @elt uno
9inse 6atte. 70 mnB i1 anbrerieits
ipieoer an fem ngeborenes1 Bed err
ianern, Dos ben aebrern itets folde
Gtdgen In ben Muno legte, Die CT
gtraoe Sufdllis nidt gu beantporten
bcrmo6t..
Spdter, arf Der nniperitdt, gins
es f6on better. @r beantportste feis
ne Sragc mebr falla, aber audi feis
tie ri9tig. 9enn er fpuroe ia gar
ni9t gefrast. oietueil sr feline Gras
nina o6leste. Moou au92 Gein
Batter bottle ia oas n0ttge aleingslo.
Sopeif mar allies redt idDn. 90
berliebtc ii9 Soa9im in Sran3l Sel@
iescpp, Die So9ter bes S~anitdtsrats
SeIlefppp.
@ar sr bisber aud bonn Bed per>
fpigt, iebt f6ien fi9 bas glatt enb<
lif 81 iptnoen. Gr liebte 6rdn3is>
ia uno Sran5ista liebte ibn fpieoer
Nph puBte omar Batter @anitGtss
RAJ ni4t& ppn Den i9par3ea Yld=
men Der heioen, ned abnte CT nidt
bok am Weibnahtsabenb SoaGim
bor i'm Eintreten fpolle unb .bE Inn
Die 9ano ieinsr einaiseelisbten s5ran&
al gu bitten, aber mas fommea ioll,
fnmmt fritz genua.
~. 8eibnaGteil, @liidli6e Mens
i6en %allrltpe9en. 5robe @eii9ter
llDerall -.
Selbit Der aIte Dr. Sellefopp,
lonit itets in ernIte Stupien pe,tieft.
feisrte bette uno i@ien beinabe berz
9l1iigt. Gr lag eben, cine 3isarre
Idymauderb, i'm 2ebnftubl, als Soas
dim a%n.lopfte. Sranai perbars ii9
hilter Der Sire.
.Mein 5erra" fraste Der alrat.
rS6 bas beibt SEER
Sanitdtsrat, Sic ipifen ia . adj.
meite Palie f6lagen bel benz @ebans
fen -. mein Sera tlopft 80
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Atr Marlrt nrr Etrhr.
llrihuafhta- sktzzr nm Elar Kratft.

-. lin auf Der Burg muB Der
Batter ftebn, I'm Der muB ne groBe
Srompete blaien, I'm un beun
tpmmen bic 5~ran3ofen, Die I9ieBt
Der 8aiier allie tot, iii benn tommt
bas Gbrilttinb unb iiedt ben @ei6s
nddtsbalim an, I'M mir rufen ollie
nSurra =. MID ipubr, Slimfb?"
pSubab!l" trdbte bas tleine
MaDelden. bus auf benz 6uBboben
ber &iide umbertro9 unb an zen
lGn9en 8einen oes OffisiersburI9en
bodsutlettern psriu9te.
nSa burra", brummte
&limtid, inbem er ii9 bic naiIen
Singer an feiner Srillididds abtrods
nete uno has feline Mdoden bprii1s
ttg BON feinen 8etuen fortf6ob. nRu
lafe man, Maufefen, &limtf9 bat
banrig billie gu tun bsute, 3limtf9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

9almitett bate tie bas aud seiuneen,
in Der tleinen Stride am Marttplab,
5dns Soa6im neben ibr, bic cine
Sanb am Sdbei, bic onbere tparm
nah i9rer fudenb. -.
Rad Der gbriitme1e aber bate
man ii4 9egenieitis laAenD vJrDb.
liae 8eibna9t" seDiinf9t unb tpar
gu ieinem Seim getuanOert, BON benz
ieoer fpubte, Dab es befaeiOen unb.
gemiitli9 mar uno gang ben 8erbdltz
niflen Der fleinen @arniipn entipra9.
unb Sons Soa6im bate Den Slid
i'm 8eiderungs5tmmer ielber aufsez
baut, bate teinen 9ienit mebr ii
Der Raierne, na9hem ben Mdnni9afz
ten bei6ert mar, lInb Die Maat Der
2iebe mar fort unb grpB seipeIen
ba brauBen, no bas Iaute Sreibsn
Der Belt niir pie ferne Srdume bin>
Drang. 500 tpar bas alles berte2
$40 has Slid, po Die Ma6t Der
2iebe, ipo Der Srieben uno bic &C.
n%iigfamteit Der tletnen Stabt9
Sans Soadim mar Elm anberer
ssnprhen nab ;einer @erfsBuRs na6
Berlin. @r besriff es ni6t, oaB
Giielotte nibt mebr nit benz getpobn-
ten MirtfdaftseeIb ausfam, bob iie
Oas MdDden abidaffen muBte unb
NIT aIimtI9 ALIEN allie 9ausarbeit
beiprste.
Sa .s.... ie fiblte es tag
lid mebr, baB bic srpBe Stabt
i'm ~perGnoerte, tie glaubte ni9t
mebr an feline btelen 9ienittuna
ben, an teure 2iebesmabler unD
bobe 8eitrdse fir militdrif9e Still
tnngen, lie besriff ss nidt, lpp er bas
piele GelD lieB, bas er fir iia felber
IN Berlin perbrau9te.
Gs begann bunfel gu perben iibsr
Berlin.
Sn ben StraBer brGnsten Ii9 bic
Menfhen Dor Der @ef9Gften, iiber-
all ipurben nod in lebter Stunoe
! Gintdufe semddt gum Gbriitabcnb.
9uns Spa6im haitete bic Sriebri9s
itraBe entlans unb blieb IdlisBlid
aufserest Dor benz breiten S9oufels
tier zines Suipeliers ite6en. Seine
4usen brannten inn pis Geter.
81 has BON S4auen mar in all bic
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aIiutf6 tnS Sic sreinen.

Tam MIDI SDppa MAIDEN
3aiig pif9te er nod einmdl nit
benz Sanbtum nd1, als er S9ritte
TIM &prribpr bSrte.
Die aii9entiir tat ii9 ailf, unb bic
beibem &inoer trabbelten nit einem
Sreubenidrei ber iunsen Sruu ents
ge9en.
Isle miiTen mir nal Elm bibnen
belfen@, iaste bic iunse Grau, nta
8eiHernngS5immer, &limtih, penn
sic fertiggeIpilt 6aben. Gsben
Sic ben &inbsrn 70 LANCE ben 8aus
faIten oper Elm paar S~opfbedel gum
Spielen."
r3u 8efshL, Srau Dberleutnant4.
ioste &limtI9, iebt itrummftebenb.
Die iupse 5rau mar lanslam in
ben SaioI 5uriifgegangen.
9a itdn6 fdon ser Weibnadtss
baum auF BEN 1iTd. Gr mar b.ts
nabe fertig gsi9miidt, mr. oben an
Der Spibe feblien nod Der Gngel unb
Elm paor WnsaSfer5en. Die iollte
alimtf9 befeittgen.
Giamal bIieb bic iunse 5ruu lals
fGenD fteben.
Srsenopo int 9auie ipurbe &lapier
aefpielt: sd bette an pie Mdht Der
2iebe, bic ii1 In Sefu cffenbdrt.
Geiie periu9te 2ilelotte bic fiji Se
Meife nnb5uiingsn, aber lire Stims
me brad mitten I'm SUB. Sudenb
frampIteH iiD ibre Singer in oas
ihlidte, blaue snaustleio, bas ibr
10 tUeit getporeen mar in bieIem lebs
zen. langen Sdbr III Berlin,
SD bette an Die Mu@t Der aies
bs."
Am pOrigen beiIisen gbtnb in
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Cine 5sesttafeisitte bcim
sfbnttisrben 1aliiitar.

Die engliide SebiIe Merry
Christmas and Happy New
Year - Die Seier beg @eibnaAtss
feites mic oes Neuen Sabres iins
bsi a~llen!balben i'm frpben iRrerl
sG~toerball ni4t gum minbeiten audi
in Den &aiernen un6 8orraden in
oenen SoTmb qttins, ser brititde
Solbat, 6abeim 1T. 9ie f6li4ten
RGume loerben bur9 9stora. neu
rerf60ni unb an feftli6er gafelrun>
De trinft man aif bas 8obl bes
aDntss unO ieines !Sauies. Der
5reunbs oes iepeiIigen Regiments
bsheim uno in Sen fernen 8olonien,
9abei bssinnt man BEL rerIaitbenen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

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