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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20
NuslduoiiHe SfadbriHten,

unb Alters ipra6 :. Sn
DER nfeuue politiaue ct litteraire"
perofieutlid)t asoI. Heluah perioniid)e
erinnsrungen On Iuguite 56iers, ben
en- nah oem Griege bon 1870 aIs iun=
ger Menia perionlih tsuneu lernte.
Seiu Batter brahts ibn, Der bamaIs
aIs Ginjdbriger bel ben 6uioren
hiente gu nsm YrGIiosuten, uno Iofort
bsgann Ibiers ben iuugsn Splooten
Iber feline Weinung iiber ben ginjdhz
ias5reipiaissn= 0isrIt gu befrogen.
alsin pie INNER Iieb er babel ben
an6eren nidt 3u Worte tommen, feline
Weinung mar bereits ferti9: ,Sd, ia, /"
meiuie sr. ~Iis iinb iebr nett uno
biibid. Sbre Ginjdbrtg= 5reipilliesn,
pirtlih iehr nett unh hubI6. llnb
Der Staatstaiie bringen iis iogar ets
fDos ein. Iber es iinb teins Soloaten,
teine tpirflihen Splboten." lnb nun
beaann er iiber oas Defen bes Soloas
ten uno oes Wailitdrs 3u fprshen uno
belt beu iunaen Wdnn einen iener
miIitdriiden 9ortrdgs, in bsnsn, 70
parabor fie iparen, Itets sttpos Rihti=
ees itedte. bas Die @euerdls INNER
tpieoer iagen lteB: irgenb etipns iii
babel INNER su Iernen. go mar
lbiers itets, leint entsiinbbor, Elm
Reoner, ben feline 0enanfsn fprtriiYen
ano Der aud i'm 0efprah unDi1fiir-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20

atnbnish. - 3dS Mnaebot rar HeM.
lid gyc6, bie Rahfraae MIR m66ua uno bic
pretie itet.g. -Rildta6e iino itefig bis farf.
GAusre ktiers es.go--S.0o. GYtrs Srf5-
500, CAfmo4. .0o-6.s0, 6teif Aerkisss oS.7S
los, snAerisfsRs b1 sYfya e1. Is {. .oO, Bel.
fsSS ox.S8-7So, eysSs n. .So-7. .0o, ,4Abs oA.S 80
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Haffen.-Sei unr matiser 3aiubr uuo
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1esesrs sab l.iA,s es.2S-sso, SsIssus
esso-7.S6. srssa t7.ss. fssss Duasa e7.Ss
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Rdfber-Ter Rartt mar beute rubis
80 ben aeltyierH Sreiien.
extxa tif.75 'aiy bis axts lsi6ts
ea.s0-ii.so. srlinAss usb sSsss es.oo--
i1.3s.
Sd 1eine-1ie 8ufubr war nur ma.
siG. bic Ra6irsss Hidt orp6 uno bic grsiie
ftetig. gegen Shlus aber fnnad,.
Osss % sxssrisfsns 0s~ps2nneS- v. 6lsi-
l4ssisStsa o00o--9.06, sseia1ss biS ssSer.
ldeas i4pess fst.s Gkus o6.eo-s.s0. Gytra
e6.e0. ofseS a. Grtra e7.ss-T7s.
leidte EsTisnstfortsa e6.Ss-eos, artra
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oAafG-eyiys e5.bo. 0xss Do sxS-
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fsne oT.10--7.90. sysin6Ss btS suss o6.TS--
f.26, eei&cSene 2dmmer o6.1s-12s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20
anS ben Derliner Grin1erungex
Der HriR3eliin Nao5iniQ.

Die prinssFin RaOaitpiIl isst in Der
.Repue" ibre Grinnerunsen an Den
8eriinsr Sof fort uno sr5dblt snnatit
Don elmer Der srsreifenoi.eu auuoges
banseu fir ben altsn aaiisr Wilhelm,
Der iie nan Dem attsntat bon Robelins
auf bem 6erriher in Der Sper bei=
tpobnte. gis Der Wonarh nah feiner
6eiluna gum srfien Rale in Teiner
qcae erihien, ertDartete ibn Elm feitlIh
aetleibetes publitum. YSob1!o iis
ben 6errIher bemertte, Der iih aanS
rubis onf 1eineu sstpObnlihsn plas
iebte, erhob iih bic sanss 0srfdmm=
lung lpie Elm Nann, unb Elm 9egeiftes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20
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0sstsn lo-leke. fMrts NiS~sMleits1 ~
-lss sftsa llsst dear GsiIsa in ltsa
04xltssM ID - l1ke xnb 0s1ise 1AK--
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20

0afss.--1tGfit itetig. Rc. ! psi6er ~
-43 Ke, Standard nsiSr - k-4Se, 10.
nsstn 4iK--A9e, Rs. & netbes 40x -
IxL 10. > oemif4ter 4fK--43c, 10.
6o. 4i--A Kc, no. Abe. 3oK--l0e per Dn.
Reg1eM-1eGrft itettg. - 70. > o.
o., 10. . b. 62--S3<. Ne. & bo. $500.
Ser e-No. , Winter 60--71<, 80. Q
20. 00-1et. No. : Spring 70-sle, &c. .
b.. s2--70e per Uu.
WtiSfs.
Der HaSst wsr hetis. Oertauft DuybsR.
$50 DbIS TiAilerS Biuiftsb oosbS Gxi
Der Bats ben o1.e6 Der oaasns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20

KeDDsri 10. Sebruag.
4nSfsr nar ucmineI. Sssnls,S ,u
e14.o0 - lA.60, essefrsiStis ~ s14.eT;
Sats gu $500; Getting ~ eiG63-i4Ts.
1iRs feit tu s3S.s0-s9.s0.
0fei ruhis su eS.s5-<.05.
0Sstter rubt9 o. e5.So-S.4o.
etsA-Nartt lfetia uno uHDsrinbert
Rs.i NsrtterH Htls.0e-fb.So. Ns. ksrtAssn
e14.7k--1B.15, kp. 1 SsutAern e1<T5 -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20

Sir bag bette 0ebi6t auf a0ln am
Hbein bate Der SberblreermeiIter
Or. Waaraf einsn preis Don 1000
Wtdrt ausaeiegt. gs purben bp6beu.s
itN uno plattpeutife 3ihtunoeu oe=
puniht, fir bic cine iang6ore Nsloz
oH dn3u9eben mar. Gs einaen ni6t
fpeniger als 431 8eiperbunoen elm.
Oos preisgeriht, bem oi. Dihter Ru=
bolf 5er5oe. sSretberr aarl b. gerfau,
Der Sberbiirsermetiter Der StQpt unp
Der prdiioent oes aolner Wdnnerz
sefanspereins ansebOrten, befhloB
sinittmmis, elmer bo6= uuo elmer
plottoeuti1su 8idtunq cine ausz
1ei6nung bon 500 Wart Susuerfennen.
Die ho6oeutite bate Ole Melooie beg
~aIt Risoerldnbii6en Dontqsbets"
3usrunoe sele9t, bod niht tpnqetreu
elnsebdlten, um Der 0i6tunq Spill
roum gu lafen uno i'm iibriqen ben
aDIner SGnoern bic muiitaliIhe
Ourharbeitung an6eimesftellt. Gz
mar ais a6iiht bes Dihters aus
oridlih ungsseben, itatt bes ueroltes
len nisoerlanpiiden lertes, Der be-
tonntlih Elm Shlahtfelb bartlett, Ser
bon aoiier Dilbelm III. ipieosr entr
oetteu prdhtissn W.lobie einen neuen
rel d oeutfben Dortlaut su qeben,
her 5umal fir a0ln, Der nieber=
rkiniiHsn 5ouptitabt, paFe. 81;
Seffnuna bes perii.oelten umftlcas,
Der oesbaI6 auh bas a.nntport rRie=
rkiniihes Danteebet" trus, ergab iit
als 9erfuHr Der gismart~S6rift>
itsller War geper in Drespens2aubes
aoit, Der Dor neun cSahrsu ebenfalls in
aDln Die afs preis fir bas bette &C.
oiht 5u Sdillers 100. Iobsstao ousz
geieBte Iebeuserpbs gronEbiift. ers
rang, tpie gu @oetbe's $50. 9eburtss
tag ben preis fir oas b.it. Geoiht auf
GOetbe. Seine aoln.r Gimme IGutst:
Wir treteu gum geteu oor 9ott ben
0etpalt'sen,
Gr spoIlte, .s Iollt.
qm Rhein Elm 8oQrxrt IeiH,
gpn 1hiirmeu 3u tiinoen bas Rei6 c.s
Greifalt'esu,
Ia ities aus ben DdlItu Don Romers
Gaitelen
Das bsilise a0lsn .mpor am Rbsin!
Gin Ghirmsr unb gbirmer unp
WdGtsr am llfer
Quf Wssren in gbr.n
Der oania itolse 3isr.
SIM Rampf fir bas Rsft Elm GENIAL
tiger Suffer,
Wit lebenben Wouern Don Rittern uno
pauern
lImitloS Is in Ireue oes Reihs
qanier.
Oft il.bt.n gum geten in Granefal
Bic Slo6en,
gs orGnst. unb ieuite
Sinub iih llugema3.
9oh tmmer nuf's usu. tpdro Elm
sfrohlodeu
9ur6 9eioen uno Shmer5eu
Sm a1aniIten ioersen
Wie aoloene Soune in WoItsn mad.
Run t5nen unb br6bnen bic 9loden
i'm Dome
unb ihall.u mstollsn
9urh GeutIhlanb 9ottes Wort.
&c ipisgsIn bic ghiirms iih frisblih
i'm Strome;
Fein sSeinD maht sufhanoen
Dos Reid, bas erituuoen:
uno sspia seoeihe uno bIiih' es forti
Ular gep.r Ihrisb iibrisens neben
biel.m preisiiso auf aOln friiber aud
Elm preislieo auf DRESDEN oos NIT ben
Wor.en beginnt: r3u gerle an Der
Glbe, pislbepunberts boloe Staot."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20

isxts abSsf4nistsaer Sater Sx-@ss in
| elevator.
osa III rubig. STANDARD s7k-feoc
30. 1o2H-1o5e. Ns. . so-s5e, ~. |
O0--66s.
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Aeiee 1918. lO--z6e; fe11. SO--34e: 0aeila
esse 1918, 1i--1St, 1918 20--s3e.
nkuts mmb ftetia. gsRtral Que,tea
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SsIsr u Ist = esmlss ases sos,
Dsrs iaum itetie. -Bsmils os4. .o>-ss. 90
llsrt efssrI eso3s-ss.oo, Rsb ess.o,-
$3.50.
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Srina e10.BS--10.66 ;Nafhnirtss faum hetia.
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gsuRtrS s--64e 6Sseisl Tx.
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DetYstswm ID tsits.--RsFHnirtes Rev
Vsrs 0viy es.Ss; Barrels ess7s; esfes
t113s.
0slt u ketie. - 0snskis tlsess Ctis
9o--17e.
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~ estsS ~ <.80--A40.
xrDsatta u pilia ~ <7ks
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6x4sr-Hsess mar ftetig.-- KuSesSabs
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NafERirtss ftetia. Gut 2oaf g.ese, Gruiteb
4.oS, RsxlS .Ns4eoe, ,GubssA-s5e, Hspberes
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AsSs. 10. 10 AGes. re. 1 s.soe.
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g1.tsss, IS. ,ytbruar 1s1A

O4nstae 1si1as o6.S0-s.To, ss-
2tf4ts os.S0--s.7o. f4nsss oe1s - s.To,
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0eetiAs ekOo--A.00
1knns: oia>sissf4s ee.s0-7.sS. Kastt
loher.
9sfu1E O3Deins 17,oQe, xiao.
Ufon H.roo unb 2&1Ue9 noQ0A
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Hes Dsssss Dsxs' nnstirasssa

sftAifcn gen. <r.... se1lWtNcrrf Tor'Hc II 80
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gtneinnati. 19. Jebruar 1914
0nfvtr uHs ksrraubt wA1rens Der PER.
AsHsasx ~ Stunssn. ssseIi4sn NIT sem
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Gtnetnnatt, 10. 75sbsuar 1914,
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safosn ~ Dsri 8wilHsn Osnien perlaait.
~ 49,. aosHfsssass betrd1t soe DsaRis yss
gs4id aai gsss,s.
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~ lagt St4t, k.53k per &; so.
~ = Ases ct1i 6l5 Sranes per 600;
1efe et4t. 6i6 Francs pr tIo0; iar
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pis umfdte i'm hisHaen GIsarinabouis
sd'sfsn no tsuis auf e4.Si1.7OO.
fsia essssitassa
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eolnmbns eos q syuel 60. astisn iparen
eie dnsiaen Tapisre. bic etmas 2<ben seio.
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5000 Mepubiie Of Cuba .. 1s4s.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-25
The Mexican Campaign

With the exception of the dynamit- ing and burning of Nuevo Laredo, the situation in Mexico was comparatively quiet yesterday, but the troubles have only begun. United States troops once in the turbulent republic will be forced to remain there for sometime 1 to come
 Each day gives another proof of this country's military preparedness. The American navy is not only strong in modern equipment, but no navy in the world is better disciplined; and as for the United States army, small in comparison with the standing armies of Europe, it is as far ahead of the regular establishment of 1898 as the army was then ahead of our mil- 1 tary force when the Mexican war of the 40's began. The expeditionary force of infantry, 34O0 strong, which sailed from Galveston yesterday 24 hours after orders were issued from Washington, moves like flying l squadron. The Sixth cavalry and the Fourth artillery batteries will sail today.
 Just how long the Mexicans, worn with hardships and fighting each other will be able to hold out against the inevitable it is impossible to say; but before the United States troops withdraw it will be the duty of this country to restore order and assist the people of the war ridden republic in setting up a stable government.
 This country will not declare war on Mexico unless it be necessary to hasten the solution of the difficult problem now confronting us. If there is to be anything like real warfare the United States is in a position to make quick work of it, and quick work means much for humanity. But after Mexico has a stable government, American troops will be needed there for sometime to help maintain peace and quiet. The Mexicans have now been so long used to disorder that it will be like starting all over again for them to learn what liberty and republican government is.
 The administration at Washington is proceeding carefully and consist ently, and it has the patriotic support of all the people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-25
Limit of Baggage Value

The supreme court of the United States has recently decided that { railway company may limit its liabilit! on personal baggage to $100 by filing it's notice with other tariffs and print ing notices to that effect on tickets or baggage checks without warning individual owners of the limit.
 The decision seems just, but 1t is quite probable that the railroad com panies have been driven to secure a ruling in the matter by the dishonest attempts of losers of baggage to re- cover exorbitant damages for such loss. Few people are aware of the number of fortunes travellers carry in their trunks that have gone astray or the fabulous amounts that are in- vested in wardrobes that disappear with the missing trunk. One would be almost tempted to think that every WOllldll WtlO iOot iCl OdSSoSO Nao ehi empress travelling incognito or the daughter of multimillionaire when the testimony as to the diamonds, jewelry and costly robes which the trunk contained is being given in court.
 Unfortunately most pieces of bag gage that disappear are lost forever and there is little chance of them con- ing to light to contradict and em- barrass the witness Equally unfor- tunate is it that the railway company is ignorant of the contents of the trunk and without evidence to contra dict the claimant. In nearly all in- stances of lost baggage the unfor- tunate individual is woman and if she is handsome the railway company stands little chance of verdict in a suit for damages.
 By inference ehe supreme court de- cision deems that the proper method for securing adequate compensation in case of loss is to pay an extra rate in the nature of an insurance. Commer- cial travellers are required to pay for excess baggage and the man with no trunk at all pays the same mileage as the man with baggage.
 The decision is an equitable one both from the viewpoint of the railway company and in the broad light of common justice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-25
The Menace of Moha hammedanism

Frederick Haskins, in his syndicate article on "The Rise of Islam," has laid the foundation for considerable thought and awakened the world as to the imperative necessity for organ ization in spreading effectively the Christian religion in foreign lands.
 The writer declares that Islam has surpassed every religion known to man except Christianity, and that Moham- mechanism holds Asia in the grip of a wise while it's converts in Europe are to be counted by the millions
 Today the Christians in the world outnumber the followers of the prophet in ratio of two to one, but
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-25
THE CRISIS IN JAPAN

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
 So little is understood of the inner workings of the Japanese mind that a dogmatic attempt at interpreting the ministerial crisis in that country would be rash, yet the resignation of the Yama- moto ministry and the long interreg- mum which has only just eliminated in the choice by the elder statesmen of Count Okuma for the premiership, would appear to be the direct result of the pop ular condemnation of the ruling officials for their part in the naval scandals.
 If it is safe at all to judge by western parallels, the fall of the cabinet is in direct obedience to public opinion, which deeply recented the implication of high naval officials in corruption in the award of contracts, and upheld the two houses of the Diet in reducing the esti- mates. The situation has been greatly complicated by the conflict between the House of Peers and the House of Repre- sentatives, both apparently bent upon rebuling the cabinet, but unable to agree upon the terms of the sentence of want of confidence.
 Japan like France, possesses a two chambered legislature each branch of which has equal control over finances, but, unlike France the upper branch is apt to exercise it's constitutional rights to revise budgets. This conflict between the two houses served to delay for time the surrender of the cabinet to the popular demand. but the failure to compose the differences in Parliament and the popu- lar disorders forced the continuation of the crisis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-25
EDUCATED BUTCHER

John l.. Mathews, in Harper's Magazine
 Germany has long provided for the ordi- nary boy who is unable to go to secondary schools a training for his trade. The full significance of this fact was first borne in upon me in certain wayside village in Missouri. A stalwart young German-American butcher, noted for the skill of cutting and his pride in his meat was putting up a roast. He vouchsafed the information that he was going to night school at the university.
 What course?" I inquired idly watch ing him deftly trim, roll and decorate two ribs of beef.
 Commercial drawing, he replied
 Do you like that better than butch ering? You are making nightly good job of that roast.''
 'Butchering is gift with me, just like art" he astonished me by replying, and added, seriously "They are something alike-one helps the otser. I've been working at this trade since I was a kid but I can cut meat a lot better since began to draw If lived in the old coun- try, you know, I would have been trained to draw so l could be a better butcher Every boy going into any trade gets that scrt of training"