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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30
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cd And Use At Home.
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One man says after trying il: II was
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time IL was like a miracle TO me. IL
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everything seems clear. ! can even read
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Here is the prescription: Go 10 any ac-
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ADVERTISEMENT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30
COUNCIL TO MEET
A MONTH Is SCHEDULED To
TAKE PLACE.

Mayor 4. II. Cole %annousccd thi. aft
crnoon that "A meeting of the city coun-
eli will be- held. provided a quorum can
he had. There has been no mcciin: of
the council in three weeks. today being
the beginning Of the fourth week since
the city fathers have met for the welfare
of the city.
No business of Importance is scheduled
TO GENE up this afternoon. unless some
thing unknown 60 the MAYOR appears for
action by the council.
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GETS WATCH ANYHOW
~EEoTHEE At ST JOSEPH col
LEGE u AWARDED EoR WORN
OK PRIZE. ADJ

Brother &. :. Tzicc 81 The -. Joseph
COLLEGE will soon We The recipient nf u
beautiful watch. presented nv the Rut-
ledge .lcwclrv company 90 this city and
the Omega Watch company. lie recently
prepared u list of words i'm Il prize ~
ec>t. but having fewer names than the
>ucccs>iul contestant. hc failed ~ &c. a
prize. However the Omega Watch ON
raHv explains whv h. has arwar,lcd a
prize in the following letter:
Sometime ago We received 4 very hand
some hnnklci from Mr.. q. :. t'zicr. oi
vour citv who was u cnnirstur in The
Omega bracelet watch skill test. This
booklet contained \ list If words dc
rived from the words Omega Watch
and We must say that il Is one ~ the fin
est liSis We have received from our agents
throughout the %cnuniyr who ran this
confess
We learned that Nr. Office was not dc
clarcd winner If this cnntc>i IN vnur city
aud in order to compensate him IN SoIne
manner for his good work we have dc
cidrd ~ aic, him M Omega silver watch
which kindly present Ia him with The
compliments of the l.utlcdgc .Jcwelrs
company and the United States Agcncs
Omega Watch company.
W are sending this watch 20 You
under separate rover aud sincerely trust
YOU will receive the same satisfactory
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30
REVIVAL
CLOSED SUNDAY
EyANGELISTfC SERVICES WE'RE
DECIDED SUCCESS AND TWENTY
SIN ADDITIONS WERE MADE To
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP.

The revival which has been in prog
rcss nj the Baptist church for il~ past
two weeks. under the direction Of Evan
.cliSt w. X. Thrown. Of Bryan closed last
night. The revival was 4 success and the
RESULTS were gratifying t. the pastor,
Rev. Il. v. Hernd0n. rs well a. ~ the cont
.gregatioa There were twenty SIX addi
lions 10 the membership a collection for
home and foreign missions. amounting
10 about ss00 wa taken.
This report was made this morning ~
the weekly meeting Of the brownsville
Pastors Association. Il, Res. 7. v. IIern-
don. lie stated that a very iarrc atteI.l-
ance was had ID the SUNDAY school.
Other ministers present M this morn.
ing's meeting included Rev. George NJ.
M~aclDougall pastor of the Episcopal
church Rev. J. :. Bowlc>. pastor ~ tine
Methodist church: Rev. i. T.. Garcia
pastor ~ the Mexican Baptist church
Rev. 4. q. Bautista. and Mrs. .IeSSnp.
Rev. Garcia reported that the attend
ancc M his sunday school i increasing
satisfactorily. The work in his church
he reported in n very flouriShing condi
tioa.
Rev. George VI. MacDougall reported
the usual services M his church all vi
the week. all Of which were largely al
tended and profitable.
The Methodist church had y good M.
'dicncc AT the morning hour. and The best
attended Sunday school of the wear. Mrs
Moore. the national W. &. 4. l.. lecturer
spoke al the morning ami evening hours
and will also speak today. announcement
of which j. made in another column.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30
[NZEzW
Ns11HEX7RHHvg
TONIGHT.

THE WAR MAkERS-two reels. Th-
most daring plot ever attempted IN
diplomatic circles. To secure the war
plans, the whole asScmhlaec D. put
under The sleep ~ death. With MaE
rice Costello. Charles Kent. Mary
Charlrson.
4 GOOD SPORT reels. Edison CON
dy with Herbert Prior. a story NJ
N motion picture company who needed
an English polo PLAYER and got One
who Was broke He e%HiUyef u until
the girl back home saw him kiss the
leading lady-then,
PRICES : and Zoe
Fealy i'm The
Ierend- al Provence
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

I'll used "a bc hat whcn We met 4 man
who could wash aud Iaend his OWN clothes
aud could wash dishes and cook We told
him 90 ~ Il sailor
And now"
Now we don't Know whether he j. a
sailor or the husband Of 4 ~suffraeeiiee.
Chicago News
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

L hereby announce myself as a candi
date for City Marshal of the city Of
Brownsville at the election TO be hold
next April. l refer In my past record as
city marshal and solicit the support Of
my friends.
Adv. II. GEORGE CONNOR-
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CIRCULATING LIBRAR

All the latest books al the Brown News
stand. Frisco depot. All the standard
weekly and monthly magazines 5o6t #
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PERSONALS

L. VI. Wyatt of k1ne>NIlic H. "A visitor
in the city today. Tie is registered 1T the
san Carlos hotel
Miss Nav Goodrich rcturn~l last night
from I;obStown. where she spent sunday
with her parents.
Miss Morris of Kingsyilie. who spent
SUNDAY with friends. returned To her
home Sunday afternoon
Mardus Tildcn Of Corpus Christi is
registered al the san Carlos lotcl.
w. IIaspel Of New Orleans i a visitor
ia Brownsville isday. lie j. registered at
the Miller Lotcl.
W. X. Jones left on the branch train
this morning for points up the Valley.
lie will be- away Il few days on legal mat
tiers.
ErncSto dc Llano of Mc.illcn il ia the
city today. lie IL registered at the San
Carlos hotel.
WILHELM fiNHAfiN ~ 'ifn-Nhi. lhIin'I-
IN general manager ad the ~. Louis. Il.
and NJ. railroad. arrived in the city last
night. and this morning with j. j. lIar-
den he made an automobile trip TO the
Olmito section.
VI. NJ. Garcia If Mc.Ailen is a guest al
the Sln Carlos hotel.
L. 4. Walsh If Round Rock. 4 mem
her of 4 firm of white lime mannfactur-
rrs. is ia Brownsville TO-DAY ON business
Ire il registered 1T the Miller hotel.
4. l.. Rcyuolds and =. T.. Noon Of ID
las are registered ~ the Miller hotel. h
l.. corkin~ ~ Victoria. Mexico. arrived
b. The city SATURDAY. night he is i guest
~ the San Carries hotel.
i. L. Landrum and his daughter. Miss
Matte Landruin. spent Sunday In this
city. having motorcd down.
r. W. Stevenson and J. a. Devo of ~.
ford are visitors in Brownsville today.
W. W. Scclin.,oh If Corpus Christi
travclin. representative for a -. Louis
wholesale. hardware house. j. ia browns
willie TO-DAY. lie is registered at the Sai
Carlos hotel.
ID. w Riggs If San Antonio j. = hnSi-
ness visitor ia Brownsville today. lie is
Il guest al the Miller hotel.
Houston .Ioncs and a. y. finland. well
known real estate men of pharr were
SUNDAY visitors in Brownsville.
Mrs. r. \. Clarke and Miss Y. Waters
of Lyford spent SUNDAY in Brownsville.
VI. Cara If NcAllcn i in the city
I'll. n. III. ,A..t.r.l - fl.. 80. fH.ElAA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

TOMORROW Malur really IN Tile Legend
Of Provence In four parts. A master.
full and timely picture at this time.
IT, Ny PafroAs-Owing to delay la
receiving the permit for my license. l
will he compelled to close my saloon. cor
ner Elizabeth and Twelfth streets. for
six days. Will be- opened for business
on March 81. Crixell Saloon, Louis
Crixeil. Prop.-3:i ii.
Mrs. J~orgeRscH ~ RefFTn.-Mrs. .Jor-
censen wishes to notify her patrons that
She will rcturn 10 Brownsville on April
4. ut which time she will he glad to ut
tend e. their hairdres>ing needs. etc.
:;:M2t.
FIJI iiRc Of childrem's dresses and
fancy seeks for children a! the Hat
shop Scriyner X Dalzrll 5e>j
I~CaTHcrS Ia Ecct.-The Learners tluh
will meet Tuesday aftcrnoon IA | o'clock
with Mrs. T.. L.. +. Howard in West
Brownsville.
4 Bcg-Mr. and Mrs. y L. kowalski
are the parents Of a hoy. born today.
Grass ~ GroriRg-Thc spunty court.
house grounds are beginning 10 show thc
bcauty Of a grassy lawn. the grass plant
ed some weeks ago now CROWN. ont lux
urianlly. The west half OF the grounds
are almost covered but the east half has
no. hc:un to spread 80 satisfactorily.
ErcIHSire agcHIs for the famous Spira
bone Barclay cor>ctS-at the Hat shop.
S%crivner and Daizell-32>3
idulfnafcd Niik.-An .Amerit4ia plead
"a guilty In the corporation court this
morning "a Il charge of flhzltcrating
milk. being sold IL the Brownsville pub
lie. with wafer. lie was fined II and
costs. The owner If the dairy stated that
he was absolutely ignorant of the pract-
ice, and that he did not countgnancc IL.
Inst lrFircd- New laccS. imported
dress patterns. embroidered crcprs and
trimmings ~ the Hat Shop Scriyner
\ Dalzcll-32>.3t
Ecr HnicI Cicrk.-H. Il. Pceram has
arrived ia the city from Houston 70 'ac-
ccpt 4 clerk>hip With. the Miller hotel.
lie succeeds Jack Mattingly. who lrayeS
April | "a visit relatives in OKLAHOMA.
and viii LATER probably return to San
Antonio 10 take charge If i drug store IN
IiAl EtiN MM AZ -". TN" H# 4M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

The most ANNOYING thing 10 IN old
Crouch j. to have nothing L. .amplail
about.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

Papa. why don't YOU dress a. well a.
other men d0?"
Because pet. You insist ON dressing
better than any other girl dncs."-Chi-
.cago Tribune.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

Road tho DifimaRR hcaicr program.
tomorrow Maude Fealy in The Legend
Of Provence In four parts. A master
full and timely picture al this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

Mrs. r.. 4. Clarke and Miss Y. Water
of Lyford spent SUNDAY in Brownsvill,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

VI. Cara If NcAllcn i in the cit,
today. lie IL registered At the san Garlic
hotel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

Houston Jones and a. j. finland. vel
known real estate men nt Pharr wer
SUNDAY visitors in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30
TONIGHT.

Admission five and ten cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

Mrs. JorgcRscH 10 RefErn.-Mrs. .Jor
censer wishes to notify her patrons that
She will return 10 Brownsville on April
4. nj which time she will he glad Ia at
tend e. their hairdrcs>ing needs. etc.
...al.t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

F. w.

ATTORNEY At LAW.
Rooms ., q. x :. First Natl Bank Bldg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-30

u. w Riggs Of San Antonio j. z husi-
ness visitor IN Brownsville today. lie is
Il guest al the Miller hotel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

puroe. Sn Dem 8ebIete, 6as Der
ct. Coulter gaeierpe : ganf 5uer.
tbeilt iperben iolL, iin6 1883 Batio.
nalbanfen init einem @eianmtfapital
rut6 lleberifrB bon 1852, 703, 000
n.o 0epoiiten gum 9etpage bon ST..
010.43S,000 gelegen. 3t04 Staats-
barfen una Sritit @eieIi6aften in
oemielbep @ebiete bahen elm aapital
uno lteberidlsb 5unt 8etras bon
1895, S11 900 unb Gepofiten gum
getrage bon $S48, 657,0 alli5umei-
lem. BUR ct. 2oitis Clearing Souie
EXPLOITATION aqein gebopen 60 8anten
nut einem 9apitaI urlb lleberiduB
sum 8etrage bon $38, 1884, 900. =
llrtb ba pllnoert man iid), bob feilt
@eI6 .irnter ben 2e,lten" lit, Oh.
mobI ia Die 8anffapitaIien nibt
miibig liegen. @ber Die ganfen corl~
trolIiren chen ole llmlanfsmittel 81
ibrem @ortbeil, Der mir berbGltniB.
mdBig @enigen gu Cute fommt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

Vintage gegen Die ertgltide Spradt
erboben. CT. beba1iptet nimIif, ibl
beitdntiser @ebraud ber5iebe Den
Mulrb. Daber bdtten Die meiiter
@neI1t,ber folfe larpgen unb 6iinr,er
Inter Hppen iurb idben aus tpie fran
fe aaninden. @enr bic grslanoe,
70 ausieber, 10 rn,,B basieIbe bod
nobI bon 6en @meritanern ole Der
atueiten engliid ipredenben Section
geIten. NIs MbiiIfsmittel ibldJi
2oro aibboa,rne ben @ebrmad Der
gGItihen ODER Der belttiden 3ltn9e
Dor Ger aIio nerbiitern min, bab
iein @efidt oem Iasorld zines fran.
fen 8anindens befomnlt, Der iprete
en!peber 9aIifd ODER oeutih. unh
6a bas 9eifide eirret 10 iinepolif
picl sroberen praftifden 8ertb be-
iist cls Dos @dliibe, 10 lit ole bent
ide Sprade natiirlid gu b~eporsugen.
Bir miiiien uns aIio bei einern eng.
Iiihen 2orb bafiir beoanfen, oaB er
uns EN- 1elies 4%reuunent 5lt @lrnften
bes 6ealtiden Sdulrnterridts &c.
liefert bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Mnftipn.

llnter5eihneter niro ouf ieiner 6urm
Az Meilen iibl, pun Sermann am
Wtttpob. ben 10. 5ebruar
be9inneno nm l. llbr, Iac5mittoas, fDl-
aenoes Gi9eut1um bifeutlid an ben
Meift6ieten6en %pertuufen:
. Gferbe, 2 &iiGe. Die i'm Mars uno
Npril frildlnleltis iuerber, l S%arrnipngen,
| 6arm Srtf., lSu99p, 2 10.sblise
9fiii9e, l G%ortpfiug, | 0pppeficbuufeis
Bfla9, | GQge, Wdbnaihine. | SGes
m%aldbine, l Sers unb l Solsframe,
ntebrere Spnnen 6eu, $500 SUB 8aubols
| Selpille Gioermiible un6 4reiie, l
gmbus, unb Slpper, 4 9uBenb Siibner,
panSs nno Observation-Disclosures unb ons
oere Nrtifel.
Seoinaunaen: Setrdse uuter $500
baar, $500 unb bariiberS MDnategrebit
8eaen Note nit gutter Sid)erbeit.
@benfaaS neroe ib am eenannten
Gage meinc Sarm opn 40 2tder sum 8ers
fault IN ben Meitbtetenben piferiren.
Seotn9un9en: $50 am S~erfauIsta9 an
aablen, &eitbetrag inrerbalb 2 @peben.
Spllte es am Is. Seb. reenen, bann
iinoet Der Serfauf am 10. itatt.
8ernbarbt gmp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

mas Oie qisSie fuse nept, i'm tT ails
felt IN ben Die Sume 5%ussrufe, L
ioue ebett getl, sic SRA bait nids
baeeae, penn Re ibrn Montieidein nit
Den Saul made Sebte. Sa ben is
mid I'M Ole Sra setidiert un i9 ben
mid 10 idnel ,pie en- 9uno eau3t
aus ben Staub semadt III i'm gu
Sen Debespeiler ssihnistt un ben
mid ebbes Stdrtenoes setpfpe la1e.
WiEe sc, tpenn ib mid geGrsert I'M
edfeitst gebabt ZEN, Damn is INNER
@iBtie oas refine Sannid for mid
III iubettIdubrbutts i'd ben atpper
aud { paar sefnerbelt, Die mare nit
bon Idledte Gltsrs. Der Wsoespei-
Ter fat ssfast: Said, penn ieber BON
meme &oitiemeri9 10 en- S9tubner
bon Dibtie nemme bebt, bann rpdr
id in bier Wo9e in Die Sdnbs bon
en- Reiiefer obber i9 tDnnt nod {
brittle Mobrsetfa uff mel prappertie
rebie. Gniipes lo1it bu apet SGils
ling for ben Srint beaable".
Sd ZEN grab ebbes fase' noble, oa
BORN ih autieit e fdredli9es @ez
5aller I'M e srobe &ommobfden. Sd
fin an bas 8ddsW inootp sefaufe I'm
bsn enaus gesudt I'M oa BEN i1 ses
febn, baB Die gauge Sabro pol Men>
fhe mar. Weu, sc tDnne ii9 bents,
oaB id in en- Sfdiffie bort gefpeie
fin I'm mas i9 % eefebn ben, oas
thbn i'd Sbne in msin nd9ite Brief
f6reipe.
Womtt ib perbIeipe
Shine S6rn lieiper
PbtltpP SauerampeI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Gams.pssfamf.

9ie Dem Nadblaiie bes BERT. Spbn grs
ton Srattli gebbren6en 200 Meier 9ano,
iuouon etrua 10 Ider in &nltur limb, nit
@einberg, %Obitqarter, 8pbn6aus unb
Stalllng oarauf. etipa ! Nteile iioipcit,
lid o StuitD Sill eele9en iin6 auf Nit.
pronrna Der probate Court 3u perfauien.
Ingetute limb 5u MADDEN bis Samftaa
ben l4ten 6ebrnar, 1914. Nn aenanns
tom Tag, 2 ubr Hacbmittaas mirb bas
genannte 9ano an Srt un6 STEELE, an
ben Meitbietenoen gum Sertauf ausses
boten iuerben.
Sebinsunsen fuerben am ge~rtaufstaae
betannt sernaht.
Sobn &rdttli,
Gbntiuifratpr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06

Settle Icters bes 8ruken.
Die pamirerpeDition, Die Der Seuts
i4e uno Oeiterreidiide 4lpenperein
i'm Mai 5. s. BON @isn aus abse=
ionbt bat, 1T bteier Sage gum Sell
na9 Wter auriidsetebrt. sic be-
fanO aug benz Better, i,sm Mlpinilten
nnO Surfeitanforl6er Hidmer=R idz
mers, Dem Meteprulpgen Yrof. Or.
8, b. Slider (9raS), Dem @erlogen
Or. 81. b. 8lebelsberg. benz @letf9ers
fprf9er Or. Seimler (Wliin9en) unb
Dem 4rat Or. &altsnba9 (9raa)
unb mar Doqitdnbig alpintitii9 auss
geriitet. Die Geiie sing brr6 bas
europdii6e &uBlano uno bic &irsi<
icniteppe na9 Samarfano, na9 8es
i6affuns Der nDtigen Srastiere uno
9plmetf6er BON bier fiiopdrts iiber
auslGufer bes SiKarsebirges, Damn
ofttpdrts na9 &uratos rnb lpeiter in
bas 9robe bu9arii9e Gal mad @arm
ON &iiiiilfu. Sc ipeiter Die Sabresz
aeit bori6ritt, beito hDber riidte bic
Expedition emppr. SSepeils lpurben
Stanoquartiere uufsef4lagen, uno
bon oieien aus Souren ins So6ges
birge unternommcn.
am 16. Suli purbe SuptIbet
(runb 12,00C SUB bo9) errei9t, anb
bon 0iefem Stanopurfte aus beam
men nun Die groBen So9touren CUR
Grfori9uns Der Settle 8sters oes
@rpBen. 2ebteres mar Die !Saupt>
%aufsabe Der Expedition, Die au9
p%olItdnbtg gelDit tporben lit. SIS
purben flint Der berpprragen6 ten
Gipfel Der Settle; ale iiber 5000
Mteter bod, beittesen uno bon ibnen
aus 4ufnabmen Der ganSen Settle
senla6t. Sin 9ipfeI bpn 23,S00
Sub SDbe tpurbe bon bier aus semeis
len. Snsgeiamt iinb 30 srobe Sodz
Acknowledgment olsgefiibrt porben.
Die Sp9gipfeI iinb BON elmer in ben
gllpen nnferASrten SteiIbsit unb sana
nit Sis ~sepansert uno bic @letider,
iiber Die Der 3ugang gum 5uBe Der
5p6gipfel fiibrt, iberaus aertliiftet.
Die groBe 3abl Der @ipfel muB aIs
bpllfommen uneritetgbar selten. 4uf
Den Souren puroen u~ntertpegs geoloz
slide uno intercollegiate 8eoba1>
tungen angeiteat, aber aud Die eil>
itige @%usbebnung Der 9letfder tpGbs
reno Der Gisseit senausr perfolst.
Mit einem reifsn S9ab bon Be-
rba9tun9en - oarunter mebreren
t~auieno pbotosrapbti9en 4~ufnabmen
= trat bic Expedition Mitte Sep
ttmber ibren Riidmarf9 an. sic
teilte ii6: nGbrcnb Serr Ridmers
nit Dem sroBen @epdd UNI benz
Srob iia se9en SiiOen tpanots unb,
bie bpben 9ebirse umgsbenb, Samar>
tomb gu erreidsn iu9te, tratsn prof.
b, Slider unb Or. b.. &lebeIsberg ole
gfeiie brett iibber bas SiFarsebirse
mad Samartano an, too tie am Is.
Sftober a%nlaneien. SSn raider Sabrt
ging es nun nit Der transfdIpiiden
Sabn iiber oas &aIpitf9e Meer unb
SiioruBlnno na9 Mien, no Die bets
Den Sorf9er am 81. Sftpber eintra=
fen. Sn oieIen Sasen biirfts aud
$err Hidmers nit Dem &eit Der
Crpeotttpn in Somartdno dngetdngt
iein. Die Grgebniife Der Expedition
ltno ndh ben in ben Mitteiluneen
res 9euti6en unb SeIterreiGiiohen
alpenbereins ber0ffentIihten 9erit]e
len Ger beiben gegenipdrtig in @ien
tpeilenoen Sprifer als icbr beoeutcno
81 be5eiGncn, SO miro Der @r6eit
bieler Monate, nobl gar me6rere-
beoiirfen, nm oas retde ees
Wuterial boIltommen aufs
5uarbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
Louis H%aberstOck,
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-02-06
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