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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18

shrouded in mystery but are patent to
the observant reader of the daily events
Germany does not expect to crush two
mighty foes at the same time. Her
object is, as common sense dictates, to
beat them one by one. Hence the mi.
litary operations move on two lines:
offensive against France and defensive
against Russia. If the armies of the
Car can be kept in check Germany has
all the time and strength she needs to
hammer at the French lines. That this
is no easy task must be admitted. The
Germans on the battlefields of the West
are confronted by an army of two and a
half millions OF men and French Gen.
eralship is far superior to that Of 1870.
Also, the modern system of warfare
prccludes speedy success. Caesars
bulletin; 81 came, saw, ! conquered
is thing Of the past.
Victory can only be achieved by the
German arms BY gradually wearing out
the French forces, and this task is not
hopeless for the reason that the French
have put every man capable Of carrying
a gun in the field, while the Germans
can draw upon reserve which amounts
to from five to six millions OF men. The
army of weak resources must eventually
fall before the army Of strong resources,
and it can not be- disputed that the
French English lines begin to waver
which is evidenced by the capture Of
Dixmude. As we lave already said, this
war of attrition waged against the
French is dependent upon the possibility.
to keep the Russians out OF Germany.
Thus far they have been kept at a
distance, and there is nothing to in.
dicate that the armies of the Gar win
be able 10 break through the German
lines in the East. for as often as they
have attempted g. do SO they have met
with serious reverses az at Tannenberg
and other places. 1t may be proper to
point out the reason for these Russian
failures. The fact is that the German
defenses at the border line are SO power
ful that no hostile army can prevail
against them. This is not our individual
opinion, but is confirmed by all military
experts, even those Of the Allies. The
secret of this strength was revealed IN
the afore mentioned battle of Tannen'
berg. The German military authorities
have implicitly followed the advice OF
immortal Moltke who defeated the Au'
strians in 1866 and the French in 1870,
which is cxpressed in the few words
Build as many military railroads as
YOU cam This abundance of lines OF
communication enable the Germans to
carry out Napoleons tactics TO appear
at the critical time and place with
armies far outnumbering those OF the
enemy.
When we have shown that the Ger
mans can keep the Russians in check
and that they have armies far outnum-
bering those Of the French, II Is clear
that the Germans are bound to over.
come their enemy In the West, and
when this is accomplished the Russians
will throw up the sponge.
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csliior qnunorp Co., Elm giinbeI ma
ihe BON sinsn 9fblisfsrunsspog.n In
ber 2flIsb binisr BEN 2bric Sbsaisr.
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9ernarb Gbap, Der srobe
enaliIde Drdmatiter, Iagt ben Gnslans
bern einise tiihtise Wabrbeiten. rSbr
i9reit iiber preubiI4es Suntertbums
3iebt @ud an Der eigenen gtaie uno
maht Sud- Don @urem Suntertbun
frei." Gas 1T cine Grmabnuns, pelde
Sic polite @abrbeit fir iid bat, ba
slpei 0rittsl bss engliI4en aanobeiiBes
ben Suntern sebOreu, unb Die groBsn
SSldhen, auf ipelben 8robfru6t ipahi
len iolts, benz Sagcbersniigen Der alt
aebadenen unb neugebadsnen Soros
oienen. ,Sbr i6reit iibsr gernbaroi?"
,Sie S6la6t bon Oorting", Elm Wert
i'm 8ernbarbifhen Stile unb 9eiite,
oas Millionen bon 2eIern in gHglano
fanp, fpurbe eeIhrieben, lange ebe man
etipas BON 9ernbaroi lpubte." 80
oebt Sban Die san5e lange Relbe bin
burh uno Benefit ben GngIdnoern, oaB
tie niht bic minbeite llriahe bdtten,
fih an DeutI6lano su reiben unb oaB
per arieg, Der jsbt iiber gans Guropa
uiitbt, bauptfddtid ibr Bert 1T. Der
Quffab lpirO porii4tiger Beile in yte!p
gort perDffentli9t. Sn England mare
er Don bem Senior geitriden iporosn.
penn in 2pnoOn lpebt jeBt rnliiiher
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ments zSiBuns, in pel6er er uutsr Dem
9elddter oes 5auiss mittheilte, onB
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Siea Der tiirtiideH 8affsn asltri6en
babe. Dtan iiebt, lpie oie rliiii6e auls
tur, fir pel4e Gngldno tampTt, sIH'
FLUFF auf pieies geipinnt.
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9si gnt6onp Rotb. 1924 Resi.
na 4psnue, auf price 5in, boti, bas
pieridbrist S6bn1su in Der gprrnibss
TANNER nit 3iinbbSIsern nit benz
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tillem elmer Waifer, iobab bic Der.
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ibnn porfdilb.
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bauiss 722 Barr Strabe pobni, er.
ipa4t. ssfisrn frii6 infoIse DON Rauh
uib S,ibe unb fanb ftin 3imn,er brsns
iitnS. CT muhie iih si,ergifh an bi.
Goi9uHg bss granbss, bsm bis per.
beiseeilts Jsu.ripsbr BEN Rsit CAB.
Der at,ssridtsts S@absn tttrdst jss
bod $500.
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mub I'M gerbditnis gu ben SPfern
iteben, bic Dsutidlanb allf up &c
nomnen. Deuti6lanb ipirD BON ieiilem
3iele nidt nm Sdarssbrsite abipeifsn.
Der 5rieoe mub Elm Jriebs fur nnaDs
lsbbare 3eitsn fsin. llnb Die eHslanosr
uno Jrdn3ofen, bic BON erHiienn9
unb G6ipadans 0eutihlonOs iptss
den, iinb armIsIie. Opfer ihrerSeleits
ialdfnns. 8euiidlanb 1T fart nj. me
siipor, es III srob ME ME supor. Ods
Bolt Der Dihisr unb Denfsr bat lid)
erit als 8oIt Der arieser diif isiHtr
5Obe se5eist.
gDer nidi baran slaubi. III nebr als
iieiumiittis, sr III Elm Dummtopf.
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Sapan bat ieBt bic Waffen in
Der Sano unb min einen beIonoers ber,
ousforOernoen 5On gegen bic Ser.
;Staaten aui1lagen. Den 2liiaten in
Sotio tit bas @abIreiultat in Galiforz
nien unb Daibington unangenebm
ouFgeitOBen, pOislbft bic @esnsr Der
japanii6en Ginpanoerune Die ue6ers
5abl in ben StaatsseisBge6ungsn err
lan9t bdben. Die 8unbesregierung
ioa bsnadriftigt per0sn, baB Sapan
iih teine peitere @eIeBgsbung lie ges
gen iene @inpanberer geri6tet lit, ges
fallen laiIen iperbe unb unperaiiglit
bic geieitigung Der 9sIeBe perIange,
lpel6e Den Supanern ben gobenbeitB
in jenen Staoten peripebren. Bum llns
sliid baben mir einen StaatszSefr
tdr, Der cem auslano gegeuiiber midi
mebr Riidgrat beiiBt, als elm Dsid>
tbier unb es 1T gu befiir4ten, bob er
ii4 por Sotio in nod, gr0berem MaBe
bemiitbigen fpirb, als er es bis6er ges
than bat, mas bic sSre4beit Der syos
paner auf Die Spibs trsiben nirbe.
llnferes @rmefIens ioIte bas amerita=
niihe 8olf Die QbminiItratipu beleb=
ren, oaB es teine sSuOaiion ourd japds
Hiide SorDen bulben ptrb uno bdb.
DeHH bic Rsaierung in Sotio slaubt,
6urh fre6es auftreten Die Ser. Staa-
ten eini9iidtern gu fDnnen, iie cine
energiite abfubr gu separtisen bat.
2ln ben &pngreb fo[lte bic 4ufforbes
ring ergeben, sinen ausreidenben 2rsz
BIT fir militdrif6e Riiitunsen gu be-
Ipiligsu, beuH Seoen ipiro eiHleu9ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18
8eridt.
2lugen pffess. .
gofi5ei perindt ibr N6slidlites, ben
Siebereien amb Ginbriiden Gin
Gnbr 80 MAIDEN.

Deieiiiphef aops unS bas s1nss
poIiseis9 9epnriement iinb iibst bic
srObs an5abI bon ginbrii6en. unb
ionitisen Diebsreien, bic In Der FEB.
ten 3eit In Cincinnati rortamen aufs
506ffe ipniternieri. jeboh ionnen bic
8.amten bisrgesen ridt pitl tbun, ba
bic giirstr in 5ieisn 5dntn eE bsn
.Serrn areeittrn1 in biefsn gerrfen
iebr lsi9i MAIDEN. 5n bi.ier Sabress
;eii ereisnen iit iil alien Stdbisn bers
ortiae 9orfowmniiIs, unb irdet bic
idIedte aor1unt.ur i'm aanbe pisl 5u
bieIen grfhsinuuetn bel, Sa cine sros
&c slusabl psrionsn aus Sunser uHe
Roth 81 btrbre9sriitxn Ebassn sss
trieben iperbsn.
Der Gpesialitat bon sporfefims
bers~ ionn burA bic @ahiamteii Der
6ausbsipr5ner bas 9anbtpers gelssi
psrbsn, ipsnn iis lire Jtnitsr Derries
s.Ii, unb ibre Mertbfahen perffloFen
balten. perfpnsu, iuslde Paats
bur6 einfams gtraben stben, tuer-
ben ssbe.en bi. ausen unb Ohren
often su baosn, unb ieine Msrtbfaden
ba fih gu traesn. 9ei einem epen.
tusllsn lisberfnIl seniiat in ben msis
fen igdl.n elm lautss oiIferuien, bas
bic Weaelag.rer ihnell perfdsuht.
9slbIhranbbisbsreien beust man
am beiisn baSurG DOR. bab Der bon
aubsn ii6tbars GjslbitruHt bur9 Elm
bellies 2iGt belsudtei ipirb. fpbab
b.r patrpuilliersnbs poIi5ift itdnbig
i.hen lam, Ob jih cine frtmbs pers
5ou I'm Qdbeu befinbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18

Sarpers Weetlp tloet t6rdz
nenool, bab Die 0eutI9en bic 9roBs
herSoa:n pon 2uremburg in bic 9es
fanseni6aft ubgefiibrt baben unD bab
ber 9efeblsbaber ter Sorporalspade
isnes 2anDes nebit 5p0If Sffi5ieren,
ols iie es tpastsn, gesen bic SnDaiirn
ibres 2anoes @inipru6 5u erheben,
bon ben beutihsn 8urbaren erifoiIen
purben. Mlan tbnnte bariiber laden.
ipenn man Itf) iiber bic 9srlosenbeit
ni6t drsern miibte. Die Seraosin Isbt
fr06li6 unb usr9niigt in ibrem aanoe,
iie bat OeutIhIanb fir Die CUTE Be
ban0lung getantt unD Defenders fir
bic Yromptbeit, nit lpslder es jeoen
S6aben, rem Der 9ur63ug Durd bas
2ano oeruriadt fat, erieBt. Die
blutbiiritige Stnridtung 1T natiirli4
etne refine Qusgeburt res Oeuti6ens
hoiIss, oenn ni6t etnem ein5issn gu:
remburser 1T Elm Saar gstriimmt NOR
Den unb bann lit nidt reat Slt peritez
ben, pie II Offi5iere eri6OiIen iperben
tonnten, la nit GinidluB Der Gen
barmerie, bic poli5si3peden bient, gu.
remburg i'm @anaen nur aat Sffiaisre
uuf3upeiien bat. Cine iOlae llntpubr-
belt miro eoitorieq BON elmer 3eitung,
ipie Sarpers Weetlp tommentirt. bic
iifl beIonbers Oiel auf lire 8OrHe6ms
belt gu 9ute but. Va tann man ii9
tbatlddIih niat mebr iiber bic 9erz
logeHbeit Der anoeren eu9Iii6en 3eis
tungen fpunoern, bic duf elmer nod niez
brigeren Stufe itebsn.
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.@ente
1T Grpertcmbsridt iibsr @ertb SeS
lsiscutbnms Srr GIeftri5itdts.
Weiellidait.

s(n beutigcn Gage miro u. 8.
cling, Der pom SiaStrdtb anaeitelIts
Gbicnaocr grpert, ieinen 9eridDt iiber
Den Asertb oes Gisentbiuns Der llnioil
tSaS S electric 80. iertigiteIlen nno
Serrn %. Mullem Dem gcriiser ocs
Observation-Disclosures fir Dlittel
uno sgege, ioiuie Serrn g. geige!,
oeln 8oriieer oes StaotratbSfoHnIit-
tees fir geleuftilna, 5liiieIlcn.
sfn Scr Sono 0ieies gerid)tS miro
.0nnn Der StnStratb bic Raten fir oic
GIeftriJiiat fir fommer3ieiie 3wcdc
fiir Die naditen 5ebH Sabre felf.
leben imo oieies Oiirfte nod Dor Dem
eriiag December aeideben.
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@ittiuud, ben Is. ssOpember 1914.

9te Siirten rau6en ii4 gut
ON. Sbre @rfolss i'm &autaIus miiflen
our nutbpenbisen Solse babeu, oab
Die 9sritdrtunsen, Die fir bic peitli4e
9ren5e Hublanos beitimmt puren, inI
Siiben perbleibsn. @s 1T iosar nitt
pabriheinlid, baB nod piele ruiiiide
8eritdrtunsen sesen 8eutihlanb uno
Seiterrei9 aufsebra6t peroeu tOnnen,
ba bas tiirtiide 9eer ii9 auf anoertz
1alb Millionen Mann belGuft uno Die
Siirfen iino quite Soloatsn, ben
abfaten melt iiberlesen. Was ibnsn
aefeblt bat, mar Organization unO
oisie baben ibnsu beutibe Sffiaiere
beisebra6t, bic ii6 oarauf gang beiOHs
pers peritebeH.
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WeiHdIte 9seriomen.

Srau Soc G6miii, Don No. 2l5
Muin SiraBs, gslira. s.. srfudte
eeftern bic poli3ei ibr bsi Der 4uffiHs
bnna ibrss "A Sabre Glttn Uuttsn.
bts Wlaferiailpuarsn Gamblers Soc
Samitt bebiIffidl 5n fsin. ipeIdtr am
IL. Nopsubsr Dapton g.. in Der
Ri6tnns nod Gslinn DrIdRsn bat,
absr niai 5u SauIe eintrdf.
syrar o, .. Gaiisip, uas GaIs
mon, ap., erfutis bic pDlissi ben
Aufentbdli ibrs suldnnes, lDelder %
sSabrs alt ilt, itnn fih ror brei Mos
den rad Cincinnati bssub, ausfinbia
Az MAIDEN.
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Mafdae

Fran SeiTs aoipman bsrIcr gefttrn
Wa9mittas. aIs fie in ibrsm slstiris
ltM gliito iibtr bic 4. Gtrdbs fubr,
pl6bli9 bic aortroIIs iiber Bic Gar,
unb bisislbe fubr NIT iOlfsr MuHi
ssgen bas SGaufsnftsr BET Gdasfsr
Rubber Co., 80. 16 Oft 4. Gtrabe,
bnb bds aesisrs in tauItnn G@erbsn
seriplititrt ipurbs. Jrau aonmdn snt.
tam jtopd NIT bsm G6rsdsn.
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gsarnn IN bic ei. Aernarb srnnter.splIs Nc
pete cliet Alliens eseil iit ens. rslnsn Dell.
20 iansfi ilin ififif6es tBlii iols E,ieS6ibsf
uHter Der berlcdenbfn Andsrbauf, ME 6e} tsr
msilifn ametifanildsn DdteHfpilien. Cd IN n
superldfNa nup tsii. fcif Bic Hf wsru5xhss a,rb.
bst ieIbit - finb, bic ne erfnfbeI, hnten AZ,
ylaasIis nnn Nfbetiyibfu, Hfrffcrfnuo' fpiple
PEI elen Et1tungen bfr tlnterlelbs sbfqaiif M
h'e ~. esynatb frduffp 3illf e<n deipaIiioss
ee4 Mi!ns piftsHbss GsiIr;iissi. On ayettsisn
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9ie ,Gbicugo SribuHe"
erldBt einen feurisen 9lufruf an bic
8aterlaHbsliebe bes ameritanii6en
@pltes, bic ii9 bubur6 betunben iou,
bab es unierepapiere, piegnslano bers
iibsridideH tpirb, auftauft, oamit iis
ni~,t sinen &ursitur8 erfabren,, Der gu
itarter @ntpertbuns fiibren piirbe.
Was bic rSribune" 10 brinsli4 befiirs
tportet, pirb BON ben ganten befiirfs
tet. 0ieie leben in Der Gorge, bab
Der btllige Breis, ipel6en oie lleberflus
tbung unieres Wiarttes peruria6en
tpirb, Die perm6genben alaFen peran
laFen tDnnte, lire Sepoiiten gu 5ieben,
Inn lie in oieIen 9apieren ansulegen.
Die einatg ipirtiame 9eriiheruns oas
aegen lit. bic QttienbDrfe geifIoFen gu
halten, Bis unIere 6anbelsbilan5 in
@nslano etpas mebr ansepa4ien 1T.
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bdb es stpiifen uns uno Sapan su ei>
ner fharfen 9luseinanberieBuns fdon
ipesen gbinas, no Die Sapaner iih be-
rsits als 9erren ssbarben. tpmmen
mub.
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g. q. gD.--geibe @e5eidnumsen:
angsmeiner Muiieribliifiel unc
Sdraubenf1liifIsl, iiHo sebrdudaif.
gs IN fosar nod cine brittle BeseiHs
nuRg, ndmlid: GnsIiftwr Sdrdubens
i4liifsl i'm Gebrau9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18

sinigen Sassn Mobsrt R. 5arbins
wessn anseblidsr llnregelmaBigteitea
III Der 8uhfiibrung barh ben Si'
tsrbeitsbirsttor sntlaiTeu tporbtn III.
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Q,fu Mife eruannt.

Sen Rice, Don 9io. 3450 6nllippob
Qipenpt. glponbnle, ipnrbe ais Wius
isgiaiiensgeriputisr bss itdbtiidxn
sssantsnbduits srnanni. Ha@btH Dor
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HARpER,s WEEKLY sheds. 10.

HARPER'S WEEKLY sheds, for
change, copious tears for Luxembourg
presumably as relief to the readers
who have been wearied by an intermin-
able song Of woe about Belgium. The
readers are invited to keep the Editor
of Harper's company in crying over the
fate of the Grand Duchess of Luxem-
bourg who spends her days in captivity
at Nuremburg and over the more Gala
mitous fate of the commander OF the
Luxembourg Corporal's Guard who was
shot together with twelve OF his officers
by those barbarians called Germans.
The truth is, that the Grand Duchess
is still onthroned in the capital Of her
pigmy country, that the commander and
his twelve officers are still alive and
stand guard over the gracious Lady
whom they call their sovereign. We will
also add for the reinsurance OF the
sympathizing editor that the Luxem
bourg army numbers in all eight Off
GERS, six of whom belong to the police
force and We dare Stake our jour
nalistic reputation on the statement
that it is absolutely impossible to shoot
twelve officers out of eight. The only
question that this larnentation suggests
is, Why does Harpers Weekly lie so out
rageousiy?
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Gen GrOfseidjluOrensn iibrriuieiea.
wlapor Gueelbarbi iibsrfpits gsfisrn
ben Goniidbler CHARLES Wepung. ipelr
der bes anariffss unb a6rperberls.
buns befHulbfst mar, unter $500
giirsidaft rem Grobssi4ipOrsnsn.
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THE REPORTS from the battlefields
are puzzling to many readers, and the
belief is entertained by those who are
unable to grasp the state OF affairs that
the Germans are doomed to defeat be-
cause their efforts TO make break in
the hostile lines have thus far been
unavailing. The situation, we think,
will be better understood by pointing
out the fundamental ideas OF the Ger
man strategy which are mot in the least
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fpetb, bab Oeuti1ldnD HD@ eIre, HpI
sipsi, nod 3sbn armssn nufiisleH lam,
bab bic GiiRfssbnjGbrigen unb Jiinfs
Sigjdbrisen untsr Den beibsn Segenss
iporten Der Da5etingebIieb.nen su ben
Waifen greifsn tpiir6en, ipenn has Was
ierlonb in Votb fpdre.
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doesn't want babies. 1t interferes.
with her social business.
She may be a kept woman. am
thinking of the woman who marries
for love in the real sense, and makes
all the sacrifices to do her share to-
ward multiplying and replenishing
the earth.
If the suffrage movement were
merely matter of votes for women
it wouldn't be worth bothering about.
But it is something bigger, broader
and better than that. AS see 1t, 1t
is worldwide war of women for lib
eTty.
1t takes many forms in varying
places. 1t may be votes for women
in England and America. 1t may be
freedom from slavery by the women
of the Orient. 1t may be industrial
freedom, war for living wage, or
equality with men in all things before
the law. 1t may be deep desire Of
women to own their own bodies and
to be custodians of their own souls.
1t may be that women are deter
mined that if they must be kept they
will keep themselves, so that they
may own themselves.
The general uprising of women all
over the world fits in fine with the
general uprise of humanity; and I'm
for it. want women to be free. It
makes no difference to me how they
vote.
And 1 am mighty glad to see
women getting tired of being classed
among mans possessions, along with
his horse, COW and automobile.
Inever was strong for that clinging
vine stuff.
| Two Kinds of Man Eduord
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ONE MANS OPINIONS
nv NJ n cocHpAN

by M " COCF1kAN.
Suffrage and Kept Women read
an editorial somewhere based on the
denial by a leader of the suffrage
movement that in it's view "a married
woman who allows husband to sup
port her is little better than kept
woman"
Any woman who lives with her
husband, runs the house and raises
family does more to support her hus-
band than he does to support her.
She is no more a kept woman than he
is kept man.
In many cases the mother is the
real head of the house, and the. hus-
band is one of the children-the big
one that is sent out to grab grub for
the family while she is raising it.
No husband can live long enough
to do enough to repay the good wife
and mother for what she does for
him, for the family and for humanity.
No woman but wife would put
in the long hours of toll, worry and
sacrifice that a mother puts in at the
job of managing the home and rear
ing and training the children.
The kept woman seldom has
babies. Hers is a selfish life. She
gives up her soul and body for the
creature comforts of life-clothes, a
place to live, food and good time"
until age creeps on and her phys
ical charms have ceased to attract.
The love of husband and wife is
more or less selfish in its early stages,
but when children come and both
learn the art of living for others, and
finding happiness in the development
of good men and women from the
little babies that come, then differ
ent love comes to both. -,
Husbands and wives often become
friends, pals, comrades; and in the
sunset of life the pair of aged lovers
can sit and hold hands as they wait
for their sun to go down.
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Two Kinds of a Edward
Mendel, a prominent business man
of Newark, N. j., has gone to Sing
Sing prison for Is years for robbery.
All this prominent business man
did was to lure a woman to a real
road yard in New York, attempted to
attack her, robbed her Of jewelry
valued at $1,000 and then attempted
to escape.
His defense was that it was a case
of mistaken identity and he put a