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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
The Only Mnv-

"On private business" said Charles
10 the office hoy. as he handed in his
card.
With a quaking heart and a cold
ness of feet Charles was ushered in
to the private sanctum Of the sue
cessful merchants. Desperately he
commented on the weather and the
war and realizing that his visit must
soon draw to close, he blurted out
his business.
want to marry my daughter"
echoed the merchant. in amazement,
sitting back in his chair
yes" meekN answered Charles,
swallowing a lump in his throat
But my dear fellow, d'yu realize
what il means? My daughter Is ac-
eustomed to have whatever she
wishes so far as money can procure
it. You'd never support her. Why.
can hardly do it myself"
Charles looked blank, and fingered
the round knob of his cane
agitatedly.
"Couldn'r he gulped- couldn't
we chip in together, sir?"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
Group of Well KnOWn Americans
Believe World Peace Is Possible
cworld outl ook Magazlne.)

COX Magazine.D
with their civilized international
boundary and a century of peace, have
earned the right to stand up in the
counsels OF the nations and teach the
homelands Of American colOnists the
more excellent way (James a. Mac
dOnald).
That a trust" Of great powers
| should be formed similar to the
trust in business-this merger to
keep in order and gradually absorb
the lesser powers morris Hillqui).
That the time is ripe for the fed
GRAFTON Of several nations Of the white
( race--this TO be the first step in
world federation edward a. Ross).
That Christian missionaries have a
remarkable opportunity to spread the
spirit OF international good Will and
brotherhood (Charles T.. Jefferson.
That The stnpendous hatreds and aw-
fui savageries which are being gener-
ated in these days may delay world
federation tJohn Haynes Holmes).
That international law should re-
quire that "a long process of impair
tial inquiry should precede the mili-
tary invasion of one country by an
other (Albert Shaw).
That a large part of the world is
already ripe Tor peace federation, as
proved by the peace treaties which
the United States has recently effect
ed with many countries (Frederick c.
HIowe).
That the protective tariff is one Of
the most difficult obstacles in the way
OF world alliance Davir Starr JOr-
dam.
That the difficulties i'm the way of
world federation are not essentially
different from the difficulties en-
countered in the federation of the
thirteen American colonies and the
United states of America may be
taken as working model in forming
a United States of the World (Josiah
strong).
That world democracy. with the
rule of the common people, must
come before the world feders;;..;s..:. will
be possible (Frederic c. Howe)
That world federation, to be en-
during. must be founded upon a more
nearly universal acceptance of Chris
tianity and Christian ideals Huther
h. Wilson,.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
SUFFERING IN CHINA
INTENSIFIED BY WAR


Peking, Dec 10-The ordinary suf-
fering in China has been so intensi-
fled by loss of trade with Europe that
in some provinces the sale of wives
and children is being carried on ex-
tensvefy.
The Manchus Of shansi province
have resorted to this practice so gen
orally that President Yuan Shi-Kai
has issued mandate in which he
speaks of the conditions as "heart-
rending"
In former days" according to the
mandate. the Banner men followers
of the Manchu banners) Of Shansi
were supported by the Ia wing gran
ary But since the revolution they
have been dealt with in accordance
with the common rule, namely all
support has been withdrawn The
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13

this conflict and provides for exist
ence by peaceable work He alone
seeks to heal the sick and TO aid the
feeble. The results Of the good which
he does are not restricted to himself
and 10 the recipient, since. as result
Of known biological law, every time
such conduct is practieed the easier it
becomes. not to the individual only.
but TO all his descendants. That man
is most man who most consistently
practices love and kindlness in a
world Of egoism.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
THE I.EeIoN or HONOR.

tkNnSAS city star
The Legion OF Honor is an order Of
merit instituted as reward for civil
aud military services by Napoleon
Bonaparte, when first consul, in 1902.
and confirmed by Louis XVIII USl4-
2A) ON his accession to power, II
originally embraced four classes. bus
q fifth was added in 1882. As at
present constituted. It comprises the
following five GLASSES; Grand crosses,
grand officers. commanders officers
aud ehevaliers or knights. In each
class. GO per cent Of the members
must be soldiers or sailors. The dec
oration of the order consists OF a
fiye-rayed whlte-enameled cross, on
the diverse side Of which IS female
head representing the republic, sur
rounded with the words iRepubiique
FranoaiseiA on ihe reverse side are
8wo flags crossed aud the legend,
"ll0nneur sffpatrle This is sNs-
pended frant wreath of oak an&
inuroi leaHss by ribbon of acarlet
natefci Hlk
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
TnE nEAIl NOYEL

The American novels Meredith
Nicholson admires are not romances
like his own 'best-sellers," but studies
of real life--'A Certain Rich Man"
Nathan Burke Silas LApham,"
MIR. Crews Career"--stories which.
taken together. may be considered as
installments of the Great American
Novel and which individually SHOW
how closely the purely local is allied
to the universal" In short. il is the
novel OF character and manners. in
contrast with the story for the
story's sake" which seems to him
really worth doing. Whether 1t is
really the thing best worth doing
for him remains to he seen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
The St0ryteiiers


Gave Him Away
And what, my dear Harrison. do
you do with yourself In the even
ings?' inquired his old college tu-
tor, who had come to visit him at
his rural retreat.
Well, replied young Harrison
evasvely, still feeling a little Of the
old awe for his visitor, "one reads,
you know, works with the microscope
and occasionally has game OF chess
with the vicar. But. by the way, sir,
know you are interested in the
country. dialects, and they tell me one
hears the cream of it at the Golden
Lion over there, Shall we inyesti-
gate?"
The tutor consented willingly, and
they entered the coy taproom. No
sooner however. did the landlord
catch sight Of them than. turning to
the youth sitting by the fire. ne
calculated:
Get ont Of Mr.. IIarrisons chair,
you lontl"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13

steeds and the ordinary riding horse
Of the ordinary child, remained a
stick with a horse head until late in
the seventeenth century. one hun
dred years later We had horse forms
with curtains around them, so that
the child may run on his own legs be-
meath the sheltering drapery, just as
clowns in the circus do today. Early
In the nineteenth century racking
horses came into fashion, after which
in IS47 horses were shown at the
French exposition covered with hair
and very natural in form-the toy
horse, as we know him today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13

factories Of the Banner men have also
been suspended on account of lack
of funds, Therefore means of liveli-
hood have been greatly reduced The
winter VIII set in very soon, ana it is
expected that the prices of foodstuffs
viii rise The aged and the young
viii be starved to death while the
stronger ones viii wander from their
homes
Therefore we are very anxious
about them, and it is hereby ordered
that 1000 shih Ca shih is 100 litresl
OF rice from the Ta-ling granary of
the Shansi province be delivered over
tributed 10 the genuine sufferers"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
SEWING TRADE POSITIONS.

Strategic positions for trade seiz
cd or sought. as a result of the war
nfe interesting 20 the student Of ge'
agraphy 10 begin 81 the beginning
The seizure Of Antwerp hf the Ger
mnns has far more commercial than
military significance. though the ~
fort ~ drive d wedge 90 Calais OF
Dunmrl on The English channel is
Tor "a military purpose solely, oi
nearly 80. The next move of im-
poffanco was the capture of the last
German possession in Nia- Tsing-
tan hy the Japs Like Antwerp
Tsine -nu. while strong az naval
aase IL far moro valuable as "a port
~ commerce for the orient just q
little less important 10 trade than
Hong Kong
Next la the chronology 81 events
was the formal assumption by Eng
land 81 q protcctoraie over Egypt
and the English recognition Of a
French proiectorate over Morocco.
Both 81 these moves were inspired
hy the demands Of future commerce
as well az by their military value to
Great Britain and France.
The occupation Of Avlona by neu-
tfal Italy. while Austria is at war,
giving the Italians command Of the
entrance to the Adriaiic sea. is a.
matter Of vast magnitude. as Il bot
ties up the only ceress Austria has 20
the oceans IN this instance, The
move was hoth Tor commercial ana
military reasons, and. should Austria
come ont of the war capable Of main-
tanning her position as great pow
~. Italy would have to fight or yield
the Albanian port
Aside from The protectorate over
Egypt. Great Britain has made am
other masterful strategic stroke by
seizing the head Of the Persian gulf
and The port up the river outlet of
both the Euphrntes and the Tisris.
The movement proceeded from india
and the force that executed it was
part Of the military strongth of
British India
The lower delta Of Mesopotamia is
indeed strategic territory Il COM
mands The access TO the sen OF all
that potentially rich rivor-pain
whirh is being irrigated in accord
ones With the system devised by sir
william Wiucocka. the builder of
thc Assmn dam in upper Eeypt II
viii be remembered that Sir William
was recent visitor In New Mexico
where ho inspected the Elephant
Butte project
nv the acquisition of the head Of
the Persian gulf and the mouth of
the rivers Euphrates and rigris, the
British empire becomes mistress of
the hand route between the Mediter-
ranoan and India. q route utilized boy
Alexander Of Macedon in his invasion
81 India, route that made ancient
Antioch ana more modern Aleppo
rich and populous
This rtrion is one which Germany
had hor eye upon and planned 20
tap hy the Bardad railroad Some
day railroad will be- laid down over
lhe route followed by Alexander the
Great 81 nearly $40. and it is indis-
peuyable to Rrhish interests that
such artery of traffic shall be in
British hands
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
Startling Announcement.

1t is the custom OF a minister in a
certain country town To read in
church the requests for the prayers
of the congregation Not long ago
the minister was absent and the city
clergyman. who did not know the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13

custom, officiated in his place. At
the usual time the deacon handed
the notices to the minister. explain
ing what was 10 be done with them.
In "A few minutes the congregation
was startled to hear
"A man going to see his wife de-
sires the prayers of the congrega-
tion for his safe return"
The notice really read "A man go
ing to sea, his wife desires the pray
ers of the congregation for his safe
return"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
HELPFUL HORACE.

U.ake Forest. H.. Forester)
Horace II, Martin is spending a few
weeks at Mount Clemens, Mich, for
the benefit of the baths.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13


Among the employees whose duties
are supposed to be discharged i'm the
rear Of a certain shop in Baltimore
while the proprietor looks after mat
ters in front are a couple of darkics,
who occasionally take things easy"
One afternoon they We're engaged
in quiet game Of seyen-up on "a
barrel when they were startled by
the sudden appearance Of the boss
whom HEY supposed To be- IN his
usual place ia front
The boss was angry. 'lIow is il, :"
ne demanded, that find you fell
lows playing eards?"
II don't know, boss was the re-
sponse of one Of the darkies, unless
it's on account of them rubber heels
YOU is wearin'.'
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13

a Kansas bride tainted during the
ceremony Someone must have lnken
notice of him.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-01-13
The NeU Day and the NelU Hope

The NeW Day and the NelU Hope
X ING HASSAN, we'll beloved, was wont to say
II When aug1t went wrong or any project failed:
Tomorrow friends, will be another day.
And IN that faith he slept and prevailed
Long live this proverb! While the world shall roll
Tomorrows, fresh, shall rise from out the night
And new baptize the ndomitable soul
With courage for its neyerending fight
No one say. IS conquered I'LL he yields
And yield he need not, while like mist from glass
Cod wipes the stain of ie-old bate6eds
From every morning that he brings to pass
New day new hope, conragel Let this be-
o soul thy cheerful creed What's yesterday,
With all its shards and wraek and grief TO thee?
Forget it then-here lies the victor's way
james BHckbdm
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
EOrmeSen

babe, ser @infibrung nGber gu tree
ten, ba angeitelte @erfu9e Dortreffz
lid ausgefalen feien. Die fran3Oii9e
SnOuftrie bat afDei Mai4insn bieier
Dirt gebaut, bic ii9 fopObI in Der
Ronftruttion pie in Der @irfung
unterf9eioen. Die cine, elm Mutomoz
Bill, oas 3fpei Iebr i9nea rotierenOe,
bur9 befonbere Ginri4tungen nit
Harlem Druid ge9en ben 8oben GEE
preBte pflugeifen binter iid ber>
f9leppt. liefsrt leoiglia einen @rabcn,
iudbreno bic speite auglei4 nit benz
@raben bic our @epebrauflage nno
ols &opff4uB biensnbe 8Of4ung
formt.
9ieie ponfommenere Mai9ine lit
IN Mbb. 1 barseitelt. Oana9 banz
belt es fi9 Inn einen MOtOrpflug, Der
ibnIi9 tpic Elm @eidiis burd cine
BON pferben seaosene prOBe bef0rbert
tpirb. Del Motor 1T in Dem hinter
Der proBe iidtbaren apeirGorigen @az
gengeiten gelagsrt, auf Dem iid Der
SiB fir ben 2enter bes pfluges
befinbet. On Dem Maseneeitsa hdngt
Gin f@psrer. INN cine bori3ontale
Mhfe bstpesli9er Rabmen, Der Die
Derf9iebenen @inri9tungen gum Muss
sperfen bes @rabens unb CUR Ser
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

bern ipringen, oenn elm JebItritt
iiberliefert i'm einsm lonsfumen Sos
oe i'm ~bobenloIen Moroft. Mie Safen
in Der Miifte erf9einen inmitten Der
Simple bier unb ba elm 8irtenbuin
ober cine einIome &iefsrngruppe. Mb
uno gu finbet fi9 tldres WoFer ouf
bdrtem @runoe, uno I'm 0iefe Stelz
len breiten fi9 Wdlbbo9ebenen aus
nit @iefenbdumen uno REDEEM Wilbs
beItanOe. Nus bisIen Seen erbeben
Ii9 nit bi9tem Moos betpadfene
@ranitfsIfen. JeberpiIO ,pIdtf9ert
oorin unO NsbeIf9leier 5ieben oariiz
Der meg. Damn aber trifft man ipies
ser aif getpaltige Sanbbiinen. BON
@tiirmen uneebduft unO gum Sell
nit elmer geniigIdmen pflan5enpelt
bebedt, 10 longe Bis elm Srtan tie
on cine anOsre Stene fegt.
Cine ~bersauberte MeIt am Sage
unb erIt re9t in Der Na9t. Damn
leu9tet in rngeipiFem S9eine Der
Mooerffoub. @enerationen nieOerges
pprfener StGmme liegen fraus our9z
unb iibereinanber uno pbosporefaiez
rem in Ser tiefen 6initernis. BunDer<
bon lit 0iefer Mdr9enpalb fir ben
abgebGrteten, Ianbestunoigen SGger,
d6er Elm Srt Ser @er3peiflung unO
Wernihtlnn fir Elm fIieben6eS. 3lf<
fammensepreBtes Seer. 9ier tDnnen
1i9 bic S9reden Der Mofurifden
Seen beraebnfa9en. Sft i'm SOmmer
brennt es i'm Mnlbe, uno Der Sturm
trGgt bic 5lamme auf feinen SIiigeln
meilentpeit. 3uerlt frie9t fie tpie cine
5iingeltoe S9Idnge iber ben Sanbz
booen oabtn uno ber5ebrt nieberes
unb ormfeltges &raut unb
Moos. Mber seitdrtt 0ur6 bic birf<
tige Nabrung, bebt ie ft9 5ii4enb
empor, umf9linst Die 8aloriefen,
tagt an ibnen. getpinnt nelte Sraft,
urtb nun ftiirmt fie, Elm glutbou9en<
Ser 9ra9e, borpGrts, 500 unO 8ers
piiftung binter ii9 lafenO. Biz bic
!Serbitregen ibr elm Gnbe MAIDEN. Ser
Mrme 1T b~erloren, Der in Ben 8dnn<
elmer fol9en 5~euersbrunit GEE
rat: oben lauert bic t0tenoe Slut,
inten oas MoFer.
go fiebt es in Der beriibmten Bio
lopic3er Seioe aug, ienem ii6er 1000
0uaoratfilometer grOBen Waloz uno
@umpfgebiet bes @robnoer @ouber<
nements. Gin Sagogebiet, tpie es fein
in europa gtbt, benn bic Des
nigen 8orperte un6 OOrfer, 6arunter
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
DeMtfbsfranz0liGHe Sprabvsrs
ItandisuuS.

Sin Srantfurter 8latt DerDffent=
li9t in elmer Serie bon MnetOoten
aug benz SeIOe audi einen Iuftigen
8eitrag gu Dem &apitel r0eutI9<
fran5Oiti9e Spra9oeritdnbigung"
Ser @etpdbrsmorn eradblt 90:
gu mir fam zines Sages elm Sraz
goner unb begebrte gu piHen, pie
man neinen Jaben 3pirn" berldnge.
Dem Merm1ten tparen Die Nd6te llnz
ter beiben Mrmen aufgeploBt, audi
iab man ouf ieiner 8ruit Deri4ieOene
RnOpfe, bic ni9t ga tparen. Na9oem
CT ii9 run fiji" geniigfam e~ingeprdgt,
lenft er entf9IOfen feline S9ritte gu
Der 8Guerin, Die abnun9slos in Ell
ner @de iiBt uno &artoffeln f9Glt.
n9ela, 8urf9pddfe!" (9ela! 8our@
geoiie! = 9eba, SrauD begtnnt er
feline Gebe in Dem SonfaG uno Der
tlafif9en Musfpro9e, bic er ben
8auern i9on febr gliidli9 abgelauI9t
bat, unb Die 8duerin antportet gum
3ei9en, oaB iie Die Mnreoe beritanben
bat, nit einem freunbli9en nMon~
iieur2" - n3uerit niq id mid email
YeBe", bemerft Der &rieger uno IdBf
benz Morte bic SGT fpgIei9 folgsn.
nGomprenos pas!" erpiOert bic
Sran5Dfin febr %sIaubbaft. Dos peiB
i9; nart's bod ab! % nirb f9on
losgeben!!" .Mais moniieur, cer>
tainement. ie ne comprenos pos &c
que bous aGea me bire!" (lber
mabrbaftig, i9 peritebe ni9t, mas
Sic mir fagen noIen.) - n9aB bod
Die 6rouen3immer in Ser gauge MeIt
tei' anei Minute f9peigen t0nne!"
- rMois ...!" - nNir mdb! Dun=
nerpetter! SEPT porle ie!" = 9alb
erf9roden uno balb beluitigt gudt Die
SronaDfin Den ergrimmten 3eden an
unb f9ipeist pirtli9 einmal aipei Miz
nlten itin, bic iener benubt, I'm fein
Nnliegen boraubringen. Was nSu~
ben" beiBt, bat er in5tpif4en f@on
pieoer bal6 Derge6en; es 0Gmmert
linn nur nod 10 ettpas unb 70 legt
ct benn los: nMaoame, abeaz bous
line file? Oonne5zmot une file pour
lei! comme=ca!4 GSrau, baben Sic
cine So9ter2 @eben sic mir cine
Scooter fir 6ier!1.) - unb babel
oeutet Der llngliidsmenfd nit Der
&edten auf feline 8ruit unb breitet
Damn nit einem re9t treuber5igen Sc
ii9t beibe Mrme peit aus. Notiirli9
nur, Tim Der 8duerin gum beferen
W~erfdnbnis fsinsr @iinI9s Die i9a6=
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

gerobe in Ser Mitte 8ialopicaa, am
bern ni9ts an ieinem Milbnis9arat=
ter. Sn oieisn 9Drfern Niemicaa,
Maiieno nit Der ebemals beutf9en
&olonie G5olb, in aamiennicti, Hoaz
otpfa uno pie iie ale beiBen. pobz
men bauptiddli9 Mngeitelte Der
Spritperipaltung. Oie geiamte 9eibe
1T ndmlid in 5pOlf @rOBrepiere ges
tetlt. un6 iebes oieier in fleinere. Die
G0rfter unb Milobiter baben Die
Mufgobe, Die Hebiere gu beaufii9tiS
gen. 3aubaeug gu Dertilsen. Mege gu
befiern, Seuersbrinfte gu eritiden, BEL
Sagben Dienit gu tun unb Dor alien
fir oas foftbarite Milo, bas Ser
Malb birst, fir Die 8iiOns. gu fOrz
gen. 9eu fir fe gu mo9en unb lie
Dor @ilbf9iben gu fi4ern. Sdger
unb Walobiiter bererben ibr Mmt bon
@ef9le9t au @eidledt. unb baber
fpmmt IS, oaB ie fi9 in ber Milos
nis lei9t sure9tfinOen, nur in bas
Hebier Nie5nanop (bas l1nbetannte)
linb tie pienei9t nod nidt eingeOrun<
gen. Sn oieies pflan3enseipirr fiibrt
tein Weg.
Was lit ni9t dies iiber bic @ifen=
te, beren es pielei9t nod 500 gibt,
9eitritten unb gefabelt pproen. Man
berpe9felte tie nit ben Muerodfen,
Die freilia nod gu biftorif9er 3eit
in 9euti9lan0 lebten, nun aber f4on
geraume s3ett ausgeitorben fin0. Die
Ies gepaltige Wilbbret, oas sr0Bte
@uropas, bon ben 2itauern 3uber
genannt, trGgt cine Mdbne, langes
!Saar an Ser Mamme unb ben S9ul>
tern, bat einen turaen &opf nit breiz
ter @tirn uno groBen, feurigen, blutz
unterlaufenen Mueen, unb feline 90r>
ner iinb 10 aufgeieBt uno fteben 10
peit ppneinanosr ab. oaB orei ftarte
Mdnner baapif9en iiBen fOnnen. Ser
poblbeleibte &Onis Sigismuno bat es
nit apei feiner 9ofleute. bic aud
ni9t mayer paren. o~usgeprobt. Muf
benz Riiden trdgt Ser Miient (8ifon)
einen 8uGel. Drei T%orltbeumten tor>
trOlieren gsnaa Den 8sitanb Der Sies
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

geii9ts Der oft gepaItigen 2dn=
ge oieier 9rGben tutid9li9
mad Mai9inenbetrieb ruff. SeIbitz
DertGnOIi9 miro ii4 Die 9anO=
nrbeit ME bDaig ausf9alten lalien,
oenn oieie 9eritequngsart tpirb fir
@rGben, bic bein 8Dr< oOer 3urids
qe6en Der Sruppen unbermutet ousz
getporfen tperben miifen, INNER bic
ein3ig mDgli9e bleiben. 9anoelt es
fi@ ober I'm Die SeriteIung bon @rd>
ben fir @teaungen, bic erit fpdter
beaogen tperben, Elm SAL, Der i'm ge>
genfpGrtigen &riege II. a. BET Dem
6entpiirbigen Hiidoug Der &ludi9en
Mrrnee bprgetOmmen 1T, 10 1T Die Orr
belt bon Maaf9inen unbeoingt porauz
sieben. ba man alif bieIe @eiie biele
hunbert !9Gnbe freibetommt, Die man
mDgIi9ertpeiIe anoernprts better per>
penben fam.
@pn fol9en @eii9tspuntten ausge@
benb, fat bic Rriegste6nit ii9 f9On
Dor IGngerer 3eit nit benz Prpblem
Der maI9inelen 9eriteaung bon
@8iBengrdben befuBt, unb allem @ns
j9ein na9 nit gutem @rfplg. Sb
o~ller0ings irgenOein Seer oerartige
Mtaf9inen f4On eingefibrt bat, 1T
niGt befonnt. Nur BON Srontrei4
tuurbe i'm Sanuar bs. So. beri4tet,
6oB bas Rriegsminiiterium bic 4bii9t
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
Beribmte soIdateRbunde.

Ni6t regelre9te R~riegshunDe, pie
mir fie beute bei fait alien Mrmeen
baben, aber 9unoe, Die g%elegentli4
BON GpIbdten nit in ben Selb3ug ge@
nommen tpurben, baden pieberbolt
&ris9srubm erlangt. 90 fibrte i'm
6eere Nappleons Ill. cine Marfeten>
Berlin narnens 9abis Sen Bubel Miouz
fade mil, Ser bic S9la9t BET Wlaz
rengo unb arbere @efe9te mitma9te,
1i6 ftets Bel Der Nbantgaroe befano
unb ben Srdn5ofen man9e guten
9ienIte ~leitete. Nls ct an ben Wun&
ben geitorben mar, bic er BET einem
G9armiiBel erbdlten bette, purben
inn militGrii9e @bren BEL Teiner Be-
ltattung ertpieIen. 8ei BEN Sefterrci@
9ern befanb fi9 ebenfaus i'm Seterz
rei9tf9 : Stalienifa : Sran5Diii@en
5elb3uge 1859 Elm 9unb, uno Stpar
beim 81. Dfterreidif9en S~nfanteries
&egimeut. Gr bate Die Aufsabe, bic
groBe Srommel gu sie6en, uno Die
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