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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
STOMACH MISERY
GAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" Fixes Sick,
Sour, Classy Stomachs in
Five Minutes.

Time IT, In five minutes all stomach
distress will go. No Indigestion, heart
burn. sourness or belching of gas, acid
or quotations of undigested food. no
dizziness, bloating, foul breath or head
ache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed
in regulating upset stomachs. 1t is the
surest, quickest and most certain indi-
gestion remedy. in the whole world, and,
besides, it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear-they
know Pape's Dlapepsin will save them
from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get large So
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any
drug store and put your stomach right.
Don't keep on being miserable-life is
too short--you are not here long. so
make your stay agreeable. Eat what
you like and digest it, enjoy it, without
dread of rebellion In the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your home
anyway. Should one of the family eat
something which don't agree with them,
or In case of an attack of indigestion,
dyspepsia. gastritis or stomach derange-
ment at daytime or during the night, it
is dandy to give the quickest, surest
relief known.-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
PRISON INVESTIGATORS
HOLD SECRET SESSION
IN BUNK HOUSE At CANT

thing 7 was able 10 do because OF nv
bum left arm, but Isom said he had
his orders from Captain Thomson
and he'd 10 go up and shovel dirt an ]
do the rest OF the road work with just
my right arm and hand. Isom IL al
right, but he had to carry out his or
ders"
Worked With Sore Hand.
Frank Huseman, a youth OF rs
serving q two-year sentence for lar
cency. testified:
81 had a bad abcess on my hand
and ] wanted to give 1t chance to
get well. | asked to be let off from
work for a while. but they just
laughed at me. The abcess never was
treated at all. The only thing they
ever put on It was a dirty rag"
Ben Cohen, sentenced to the chain
gang for stealing second hand
clothes, told the investigators that he
had been logged cruelty and had
been cursed by the guards
Frank Jones said that he, with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

because they asked about the dinner
hour.
at just seems to crafty Their
brutal natures TO fog the men" said
sometimes without any provocation
whatever
With a clubhouse in the Adamsville
convict camp transformed into a star
chamber. the Joint probe commiss
made up OF members of the State
Prison Commission and the County
Board went into secret session.
The 'convicts We're asked about the
logging and otaer forms OF cruelty
that are said to have been practiced
for years in the AdamsYille camp.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
AN OLD RECIPE
To DARkEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turn,
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.

Almost every one knows that sas. Ia,
and Sulphur, properly Compounds
brings back the natural color and lustsr
to the hair when faded, streak.d a,
gray; also ends dandruff, itching scalr
and stops falling hair. Years seo ~
only way to get this mixture was n
make 1t at home, which is mussy and
troublesome. 1
Nowadays we simply ask at any drus
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" You will get a large
bottle for about 80 cents. Everybody
uses this old. famous recipe. because no
one can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair. taking one small strand at
a time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, thick and glossy and you look
years younger.-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

Here Is what he says:
Selma, ALa., Nor. III, 1918.
To tohom 1t may concern:
During the month of August.
1918, was a patient at the Tu.
berculosis Camp at Nashville,
Tenn. My physician advised me
to go to Ell Paso, Tex, Arizona or
Colorado. I decided to visit nv
parents at Selma, Ala. After my
arrival at home my father sug-
gested that I try DR.. Aker's Tu-
Ber- Ku, which I did. I have taken
Tu-Ber-Ku for the past seven
weeks and have gained 33 lbs. I
am glad to say that I am feeling
fine and am positive that Tu-Ber.
Ku has benefited me a great deal.
and ! feel confident, that with a
few months of treatment, I will
be entirely we'll"
*. A. Philen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
I INDICTED FOR
bankruptcy
CONSPIRACY
Federal Grand Jury Indicts At
Ianta Merchants, Alleging As
set ConceaIment.

Indictments have been returned by
the Federal Grand Jury against two
bankrupts, Gustave Constangy and P.
NJ. Shimoff, charging false oath, con-
cealment of assets and conspiracy TO
defraud creditors. Others are named
in the conspiracy indictment, and the
bond of all was fixed at $1,000 in each
indictment.
Constangy was the proprietor of the
novelty and dry goods store at>No. 6S
West Mitchell street, which was put
in bankruptcy last December. Three
indictments were returned against
him, and one each-for conspiracy to
conceal assets-against Morris T.
Constaney, Harry Constangy and Isa-
dore Block,
Shimoff also was indicted on three
charges. He conducted a clothing
store at No. 46 West Mitchell street.
which was put in bankruptcy two
months age. NJ. Gershon and Philip
Fligner were indicted on a charge Of
conspiracy with Shimoff to conceal
assets.
The case has not been set for trial.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
8 Youths Kiss Girl,
She Tells Her Papa,
8 Fined, 2 Go to Jail

SAVANNAH, Feb. 3.-Bec,r..
youths of Pooler. suburb OF so, 4"
nah. .playfully kissed pretty W.. an
ogleshee, age II. two of then MAR mary
ed Jail sentences and the Other 't sep
were fined. tnres
Herman Towles, Werner cos
pert Nelson. Robedere Morssn A.
Tom Hussy, schoolmates of tb h. and
woman, asked her for a kiss y Uss
they were leaving a soda four, "Sen
promptly popped three OF thar, she
these three each exacted a kiss "a. ana
penalty She told father. ana 80. ~
mad them arrested. The thre .~' as
mitted their guilt and were a.
Morgan and Hussy Succeeded L. Ihed
paid. Nelson
Towles and Gogan stated ~.
would go to Jail first, and thsv ' a,e
Miss Ogleshee pleaded with :. 9io.
and got their sentences ,suspend .Sts ss
day, when they had served ss how"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Child Dead, Another
Dying From Ptomaine

Carrie Belle Reeves. aged IS years,
is de adolf ptomaine poisoning as the
result of eating ice cream purchased
at a drug store before Christmas,
and her sister. Ruth, is in a dying
condition at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reeves,
of No. 119 Fair street.
The funeral will be held Wednes-
day at Poole's chapel and interment
will be in Westview.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Continued From Page I.

lashes on my bare back. Forester
was given fifteen.
II have seen the guards drunk.
have never seen any of the conyicts
drunk. Once one OF the guards was
intoxicated and l saw that he had a
gun.
Whipped for Nothing.
Captain Thomason cursed me and
baused me when I was sick. There
isn't anything the matter with you he
would tell me. and then would drive
me out to work He would have the
convicts whipped when they hadn I
done anything at all"
Here Is the story OF r. p Watson,
long-term man, whose left arm is
useless and withered from a pistol
wound:
Il testified before the Grand Jury
when the investigation started. ! was
told that I would get in bad by II. put
l was willing 10 take the conse
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Asiatic Exclusion
Dead for Session

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-All Asiat-
ic exclusion legislation for this ses-
sion of Congress is at an end, the
House to-day having defeated the
Hayes amendment to the immigration
bill excluding "Mongolians, Malays
and negroes" the vote being 203 to
"a. The Raker substitute excluding
all "Asiatics" was defeated by 1SG to
5.
The Burnett bill, is was said, now
will go through in it's original form,
with no mention of Asiatic exclusion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

quences. When l came back, Guard
Aaron Isom came up to me and tod
me that | had lost my old job OF car
rying water to the prisoners and that
! would have 20 go back under the
gun'-that is. ] would have to work
along with the rest of the prisoners.
Carrying water was about the only
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Inches of His Skin
For $500 to Aid Burns

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-John CIark :.
cincinnati, sold 100 inches Of his 81, T..
to Samuel Nadile for 800. 40 sam
the cuticle was transferred +,..
Clark's legs OF Nadile's leg which . Na
badly burned a month ago. NHs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
TAN BARK RATES SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Inter-
state Commerce Commission suspend
ed until August IL proposed increases
in rates in tan bark over the South
ern Railway from points in North and
South Carolina to Asheville, N. c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

Presbyterian prison evangelist, Tues
day Joined the ranks of those who
are protesting against the inhuman
treatment of convicts. He declares
that the half has never been told.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Typewriters rented 4 mos,
SIS up. Am. Wig. Mch. Go.
Reduced. Best high grade
Jellico Coal to S. per ton.
CARROLL & HUNTER
TRIUMPHS

zone testimonial taken from thousands)
Mr.. Philen talks for Tu-Ber- Ku
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

Sir OlarDlunO uno oeu 0iltrift
Columbia 6cute Megeu am 6riibmors
Gcn, ipater Shnee; beoeutcno FILTER;
idaric 9ior0peit.@in0e
Tic bodite Ienlperatur betrug ges
iicrn l3 @raO Inn ll6r Nadmitags
imo bic nieorigiien 20 @roo Dor 8
ll6r Dlorgens.
Sn 0en ii6rigen @etter Scobad.
tmgs. Statioueu Oes SanOes mar oie
nicorigiic Scmperaiur pie iolgt.
9ltlantic Gip %, 9iSmard -lS,
Bolton rs. Buffalo is, G6drleiton
3G, G6icoao p, GlcpclanO y Cor.
pus Ghriiti G2, Gcuper 22, Detroit
"A, Iuln6 %. @aiport 8, @aIoe-
iton 80, 05rcen Ban IA Saiteras
"a, SoUra >, Saleno ~, Sodionuille
AZ. aouioS.Gitp "a, anorillc 2S,
9ouisDillc36, Nlarqncite ~ Diem.
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o. 9toutldet 20 gleuCrleans IS,
9,cp.Dorf IS. Gflnboma "A, gitis.
brg1 "a @biiooelpbio . @ortlouo,
Wlc 6, @ortlano, Orc. ll, Guebec
Nalcig6 "a, Solt @ateGitp 34
Sau 5raucisco 80. Ct 9ouiS 36, Ct.
@Qul s. Scrautou 6, Sbrepeport
As. Spofane ~, Conpa "A. gSoib.
inaton rs, @iltaipeg 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

Or. 9eon6aro @ead] BON 91r. 857
Observation-Disclosures, oeiien 9lutomobil
Dor 5mei @odeu I'M $3.50 6eid1oigt
iunroc, miro ie0enfaas ocn 5daOeu
iel6it trogcn miiiieu. @c bereiis i'm
.Icutid)en Gorrcipouoenten~ 6eridj-
tet. maren orei Siingliuac uon Siio.
iueit-Saltinorc, DER rs Sabre olte
Cigar BED BON gtr 2O22, SoainS.
Strobe, Der is Sabre olte @ulter
Gunn1biQ bon 9ir. 230, gloro-
StriderItraBc unO DER IL Sa6re olie
GorOile 9rpont bon 9tr. 21. 9Ioro-
@iluorltraBe, beidulOgt, im6eiugicr
gGciic Oas 9lutomobl Ocs 9lr5teS am
s. 6c6ruor in 9cwegimg geieBt SIT
ba6en Ger &rituagen runnte an
ocm genaunten Gage aegcn oo5 05e-
6dioe 9tr. 402, 9}or0-Gorrolltou-
9ucnuc, mo 5crit6rte Ole W}armors
1rcppe Oeiielben Cr. Bead iano OaB
icin 9lliiomobil in S0bc BON $3.50 be-
ldaoiot morOcn mar. Die &oli5ci
crmitteltr ipdter, ooB oie orei &C.
nallnteu hn0en 9gute oaS 2lutomo-
bill in 9epeglma oeicbt 6ntteu iino
crlaiqtc 9crbaitSbcielle iiir oieieI.
6cn @oli5eiridter lllrid peridob
am 0criloiicnen Sonnta9 oaS @crb6r,
Inn oen gltern Der SSinglinac @elc-
ocn6eit 81 ge6en ben SAoocu gut 5n
maiden. GunuD6Q iuurOe bcrcilS
tiir5lih pom Sitgeroribter sur @cr.
authorizing gejogen unO eltlaiien.
NcQ ino 9rDont mlBten iid geiieri
Tormitia9 Dor Noliaeiridbter lllridb
in Der iiioweitliden Eoli5eiitotion
perantporten 9roant mar i'm Stan.
sc, nndreiieu 5il f0nnen onB er ilnr
III Der 93d6c Oc5 @raiipngens 9eiiaA.
0ea Dobe, ols it'd Scr Noriall crelg.
neic nr0 iuuroe frriociproHen. @cl
oagc9en muroe ST So @elOiiraic vcr-
lrtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
gu Ssui6iuotun'S G6rcu.


@iele patriotii6c 5eltlidjtciien ion-
oen qeilern aus glnlaB BON @ai1-
inqton's @ebnrtSiog itatt.
9eiicre 6cieri tiir 0eute uou pie
len @eiellidaiteu 0eplapt.
Street.-The @ottcsOienite.
Cine groBe 2lit5a6l Don 6eltlihtcl'
ten iino aus 2lnloB bon @aibiugion's
@e6urtStag, welber eigentlib geitern
bcgangeu meroen iolte, jeood crit
6cute ofii5iea geieiert miro, geplout.
Ia iii inter 9lnoeren 8uerit cine
pairioiii1e &eriamnlm9 III M
baug6's E1eater inter ben 9liipisen
oes grcfuip-Gomite's iiir oie Sun-
oertjabricicr oes Sterucnbannerlie-
Oes arrangirt Sci luelbcr GongreB-
Mitolieo &enrp 9 $1,000 bon Sir.
ninien, @ouuerueur @olOSborougb
AD1oDor GreIion GonsreBmitslieo 5.
@6arles 9int6icim ino ., Somcll
@riSmolo 9lnipradeu balten iuer0en
,Sciic 3 Erce, SrdiiOcut oeS Staats-
2enats. miro oea @oriib iiibreu ElS
16eatcr miro ans Dem 2lnlaB in iinni-
Ger @eiic oeforirt iein inO oas mn.
iifaliitc Erogramnl lit BON elmer &c.
ihaiicnbcit suie mon cs Iib lutcr
Scitlna cineS 9lrron0eurS pie Sre.
| oerid S @ottlieb nidt beiier oenten
fam Ter Giutritt lit toiicnirci luO
uerOeu inter Die 2Inpeienocn ieiocnc
amcrtaniibe ,5Iaggcn uuo Gopieu
oes 9lutioual-Sieoes pcri6eilt ucroen.
SSn oiclen Sirdsi muroe Ihon &C.
itcrn oes &eburtstaaes uon ggaI6iu9-
ton Qe0odjt mic mter onocrcn III
Ser ,Sciierion-Str. biidof. net6oo.
Stride, no Ir u. q 9ibtins uou Der
MISUNDERSTANDING, cine 9lu-
Iprodc 1ielt
,sn Der 6iiHoil mei6oO. @rocc.
Stride iyrah geltern 9lbcuo &nitor
gr u. S. 9idliter iibcr oaS Ebcma
Ger SoealismuS pon gSoibinqtoI
lpahreno @r-Olovor 0opcs cine pc
triotiIa6e glliprahe in Der Nqrlen.
9Sorf 6iiAoil. metboo. Stride 6ielt.
Cic anoereu iiir bcitc angcicbten
1eicrIidfeitcu iiliO pic iolgt Ebec-
9lbcu0 uno llnterbalumg in Der re-
iormirien G6riitns.airhe, gdc poll
TuliO.0ia. lmo Jlorib.9lpeaue; pa
iriotiiHcr GottesOenit in Der orittcn
reiornirieu airAe, Ode roa Goca-
imo earatogo.SiraBc; cine @larlba
0ai1uaton-%orie In Der pro.eiiar-
tiiten gpisfopoliirbc Der u@oIu Sn,
nocentS. Gle bon G0cHs mo G5aic.
Stratc Snbrcstaui Der CalabierS
oi Stab" III Ser eebmann'5 Sale;
g'auleit oes Baltimore aaptels oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23

90 aud inn 6hla Die Sobre idwus
% oaes 9tlte itiir5t uno ioat;
Gins fam Die 3eit nidt iiberluinoen
lluo nift Der Stunpiiinn elmer
@clt:
Sen Seloeumit6l Sic @lonnes.
treuel"
Gas alte 2ieo ert0ut ouf's gleue,
Gos SieO BON einem broOen @lonn
Ter einc gouic @cIt gewoun.
sod ragt iein 9iIo in ep'ger Gu.
senO
9lls 61tt Der Goo ibu uie entriidt;
llnO elpig preiit man ieire Eugeno,
g9cil i6n ser fii6ne @uri gegliidt.
Gin SeIo, nit ciner e0len Stirne,
Ger Gnqlano'S 9du6cr6eer 6e5mong
60 pie ser @lon5 Der qapeniirnc.
So idritt er bin i'm fii6nen @ang.
Gin 9olfsireunO o6ne jeoen EnOel,
Gin ecbter Stootsmmn ielt'ner 9lrt;
Gie Srei6eit NOR Iein 6od)itcr 9lOel
CoS @olf bat iid Inn ion gcihoort.
g8o fonnt Sbr einen 9enren finOen2
8 @olf itimni' 6eute ireuoig cinl
W'og ol6 I'M 6hg oie3cit cutihwiu-
0eu
llnlier6lid miro icin 9}omc iein
Cie @egcumort ioll pon i6m lerncn
9on i6nL Scr mauden 6einO be,
5mong
Scut nil man iib POM @olt eutier-
nen,
9l6ihiiiiia lit Der 6elt'ac Sang.
@ciibt6nm iii6ret 6elt 81 G6ren
gns mar oie G6rc gar nidtS wcrtb;
. modte g9oibinqton inns lcbren
g2ie Eiirgertligeno epi9 m0brt
llno uenn Sic 5o6neu beiite ilattcrn,
@ein mir bei'u 0la6l 6eiiommcn
lino;
@cnn 6od.moocrne 9ieoner ihuot-
tern,
Cab mir ser 6rei6eit S66ne iiuo r.
Ga flingt Elm Eon IN nui're GbrcL
Die @eiiteridriit gldn5t al Der
@onO:
Sic 6rci6eit III ihou 6oIb ucrloreM
Iic Scl6itiidt 5d1rt onI ireien
9anol4
9lod lit cs 3eit nod rl6t Der Sc9en
gnui Berg uno S1al oui &alo mo
5lur;
aem Sturn mill uni're Sdulcn ie-
gen,
llodl ru6t oii ms oes 6rieoeus
Sphr.
3 moac Aedbt iuo Srei6eit blii6ciL
60 mie cS @aibiugtou erIlebt;
Erci iolen imi'rc Scr3cu aliiDen
IaB lmicr Stcm nift luterae6tl
gl.. s. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
IInlrrIlaIlnnas.gpcnlueiirr.

,,WluHi.gieornur" lue 1rinoInc @iri~.
,,NDlDuinl" oQnpu coclQau"
,,6Uro &" Surcres shnucriion.
,,NnDciD" hnhica NcQniO Sbolu"
,,Ainrnlnno 'anoepi0e mo geaHoribiloer.
VDlis ,,NnoiiDrinm" Raio iu Suu".
ecdle5cbufcc Fcdbonn ,9iccnl Srcinq Den
21 Sebuar 4 ubr NQOmitaps.
,1cutal llnanriidlr Hlecclirnn5" nit Iamcii'
Ncrru Oioniaq. oen 23 6cbrnnr Nuenp'
lluierUnliaup un0 SnidlHpsielf in Midr Scder 8
r0uc 9ir 1928 Ncdlons & @iroBc
,,Arbciicr.9ieberiGifl" WOndo oct 23.
Sp0ruar Ulosionbnu III Ciierbon@ pnuc"
Icnidpglmcrl!anidc Wlillidr-0ereln"
Mpniaa pen 23. februQr 1dbrcehnu ~ oeui
runc Sale"
,,Dc Clo eigl" Dicniina 6cn "a 6c5r..
Uinsenbnu IN aNebmGnu's Ndlc".
oilnicl 9rdiin.@ereu" Niiipon. nen 25.
Ncbunr. WluAfenbuu W sycbmuHns sale.
Diu5nrtNinnncrmpr" NoWerlidQ. Den
2G fcbudr. NiHiirc e9ou" uno gan iH
rn5n5gr'e Sale
,iingariner aranlemiinieri. nnp st'@cr.
Elm" Eonneriiaa. ben 26. oehfult Sliii
fingeicli uHo eau IN Der pStobilnnfpnlle"
otrmnHinsInrHueren" Niontng, Den ..
WldfA Ulneienbnu iH sSebm0nHa Ndue".
1tohNnu" Ndiiuo6 0Cn A. Vldr5 g,as
icnbnn IN Norrps Sale"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
ogSiltelS6adJ- glr. !"
(SrOfer Niasfcnbaa
NiOntag, oen 23. 6cbruar,
in @arrg's Nallc.
i,Sc623)
~. @. s. gI." @ampaane Gin aldu'
scn0er 0rfUlg.

,Su bieleu 9irdlen muroe gcllerII
BON oen rcip @aitoreu Der 10 crlol9-
reid obaeihloiereH Gompagne iiir
gluibrinauna cines ,OOO.5onos
sur Grrihhm0 eines neucn Seims
iiir 0en .G6riItlihen &ereiu jimger
Troucu" in anerlcmlcnoer @ciie &c.
Oadt lmo beiouoers aui ocn gutcn
iucd lln0 oos @eirebpn oieier Gr.
eaniiatiou hinaemicien, Gie glrbci.
ten Scr pcrihieoencu Gomitc'n iiuo
eood nod nbt get6on, oa lie 6eute
Qeocnfeu, mieoer 3iiannen 81 trets
icu uno Die Gampaanc cnogiiltig obs
iiihlieBel Gs geihiebt Dies oaDer,
mcil pcridieoene Gornite'n iid) per-
i5ulih perpiliNtet 9atten Sinmen
bon $1,000 bis $1,000 ani3u6ringen,
peldlc iie 0a6ar Jest nod chubringeu
niiiieH
,gQir uarcn ms benuBt, bob Die
NcDolferuna BON Baltimore 0n5iI bel.
iroQen miiroe, ocn 1ono aui3ubrin-
ocu crtldric geitern Sri s. z.
Golt General. Setret0rin Der @er'
einiQnna. nIerielbe meint 10 uiel
iiir sic lRGoteu uno l5rnuen, pelhe
nod lmierer Staot fommcn mo ei'
ncn @las iiaoeu pclleu no lie aui
aaiac0o6ca iino lliht 0enuq ton.
ncn Sic Gomiie'n selobt meroeu, lpel'
dc Iag fir Idg trot aaer ld)ledicr
MISUNDERSTANDING Die 5s6lcrlp
iioncl einiammeltcn. 1llrd nI9l'
IieBcn iic iih obidrcdea g'it Se.
ariitcrunq uno 9icbe parcn tie pei
Scr Sadle imo lSiien in bemluoerns.
iuerl6er @eie Sic i6uen gcIteIltc shli.
aabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-23
Vena6mcn iidl nnanitdnOia.

Sic 9ieger @loieS Sole BON 9ir.
2729, &enlinaton-9lpcnue, unO &'iiI.
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brione mo SRI @niberine 9utman.
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