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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Alibi George said he was noc authorized to appoint a woman to represent the state on the Ford peace pilgrimage. He was asked, ac- cording 10 our understanding, to ap- point some perscn greatly interested in bringing about the end of the war. Mir. Wright naively admitted he was not particularly interested in bring ing the war to end, had not thought about it until the morning Of his ap point, several hours before Alibi George said he was not authorized to appoint a woman. And now the governor is in a position where he must hunt another alibi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
TA INE BLUFF ROGRESS
 ROSPERITY
WHAT IS A HOMEs
What is a home?

What is a home?
 Sometimss it is just the four walls .Cs d room sheltering tae few articles dear to it's inmates. 1t may be the most palatial dwelling one coull imagins, but is is home just tho same.
 Home to the wife and mother is the center of her whole thought; how to make life pleasant and agreeabls for her loved ones; how best to guide the minds of her children to bring cut what is noblest ard best; tp tsach them how bsst to live to be d credit to iiheir parents and mankind in general No easy task is this. It dcss not mean that her most impor tant work starts at 9 o'clock in the mcrning, and ceas s at six at night; it is always with her, waking and sleeping.
 The mother alone does not shars all tho responsibility of the home; the husband and father also bears part of the burden. He goes through the daily toll fir his family and thinks of them at odd nom nts. He works hard that he may the better take care of his treasures.
 Tc the children, the home is cure all for all their troubles: the place where they can come for advice and counsel and where they are sure tn find comfort and relief, and from which they can go out to fight life's battles feeling sure that if they are upright and honest they will surely succeed and be help to those who hava not been so fortunate as they.
 Hons, no matter how humble it is. is the dearest place to us all. and the place thst stanNs cut most prcni- nsntly in life's memory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

with Germany in 1913 to supply, in
 tn event of war, German warships
 with coal and food from American
 ports. And row it appears that
 Baron Zwiedenik, Austrian charge de affaires at Washington and Ernest Ludwig, Austrian consul at Cleveland, Ohio, paid to Dr. E. w. Ritter $4o0 for an affidavit declaring the Lusi- tania, had gun cotton aboard when she was sunk. This is Teuton eff ciency, all right, but it is also perni- cious actiyty in the United States that should not be tolerated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
RADIATOR COATS
 FOR THE SOLDIERS
Austria Will Provide Men in Trenches With Coats Heated by
 E1pctricity

Washington. Dec. 4.-Electrically warmed underclothing for the soldiers in the trenches is tho latest Austrian invention reported today by an Amer ican attache at The Hague. Fine flexible wires are woven into the fab ric. Connection is made by each Wearer with cable running along the trench and fed from a generator in the rear. About 250 watts of cur rent are used at thirty to fifty volts, costing to 2 cents per hour per man. The suits weigh a little less than two pounds and cost about $2O each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
Telephones. Business and Circulation Depts.----14 News and Editorial RoOms-----86

The Graphic gladly publishes f7e1 of charge notices for churches, eoci- cites, fraternal organizations and clubs when the events are not intend el as money-makers. If there is at- tempt at profit-taking, notices of the events are advertisements, and will be charged for accordingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
STRONG AND WELL AS EVER

Fred Smith, Green Bay, Wis., says
 Foley Kidney Pills completely re- lievsd me of all soreness and pain in the back and I am now strong and well as ever." Cold weather makes aching joints, sore muscles and irref gular bladder action more unbear- able. FoFey Kidney Pills help the kidneys eliminate pain-causing pols- ons. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

The more we learn of the inside facts of rhe procedure of the belli- gerent European nations, tn 2 n ore suspicious we became of sat tsmonts and explanations. At the trial of the Hamburg-Am erioan linz officials i'd New York last week one witness tes- lifiad that the line had contracted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
Fools Paradise.

Originally, in Christian mythology, a region "near the abode of the blessed,'' but not part of it, a sort of borderland, where dwelt the praise. less and the blameless dead" Today used to denote the mental condition of those who, by their vain hopes, arc "fooling" themselves. sa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Steve says in the Fort Smith Times Record, Just saunter down Garrison avenue on 8 Saturday night and see the automobiles and the crowds in the steres." Can't you keep the auto mobiles cut of the stores, Steve?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
Birds Build Bowers.

Australian bower birds construct galleries under hanging branches, which they adorn with highly-colored feathers; rags, shells, bones, etc. These bowers are used for mating in the breeding season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
Too Much to Ask.

A woman in Los Angeles succeeded in getting divorce because her hus- band would never provide anything for the table but soup, and wanted about i've kinds of soup a week. It seems that love cannot subsist upon liquid diet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

A Little Rcck diylna, hearing an acquaintance using very violent and highly colored language one day. stopped 10 reprove him-didn't he knew i, was very wrong to curss?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Some girls are brought up to be- lieve thas kiss is ths seal of true love. Girls should not be raised so loosely as that. A lot of Prince Charmings do not take kiss so serl- ously, and from this misconception 0: the true functions of osculaticn much trouble springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

It is a dangerous practice to tell seme men that food is fuel to the body. because they will always want to be drinking something to put the fire out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

1,so0 workmen, chiefly Hungarians
 at the auto-body plant of Theodore kundtz, which has been filling war orders, was settled today after being ln progress several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

"Now, look here, parson," he re- torted, you pray a great deal, and l cuss great deal, but Gcd knows neither ons of us mean anything by it."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

fashioned girl whose complexion had n1thing to do with the quantity Of cosmetics sold at the drug stores?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Some persons ideas are as rare as dismcnds but in the open market have about the value of coal in the hereafter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

A scientist asserts that in ages past ono woman had dozen or moro husbands. Cneck-drawing privileges from so manv would come very handy during shopping tour, but otherwise the system is Il. g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Hat bands arc no more measure nents for brains than eye glasses ara indications of good sight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

YOUR DOLLAR will buy mor' go1ds and better goods in Pine Bluff than anywhere else.
 Buy at home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
LAUGHS LYRICS AND LOGIC.
By Clio Harper.

Caleb Corntossel was running for the legislature, and his opponent was charging that back in 1905, when Caleb was in the senae, he was a great boodler.
 Caleb was defending his record, and in the course of his speech said.
 'Frilnds, it has been charged that I accepted graft while I was in the legislature. I want tc say here and now, in refutaion of that vile calumny, that outside of the salary drew, boodled very little."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
Subscription Price.

TO PRINTERS: We have four double news stands with racks for ten full-size cases, together with cases, for sale cheap, for cash or on time, as we have in- stalled st.el racks.
 DAILY GRAPHIC,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Cleveland Strike Settled. Cleveland, O., Dec. 4.-The strike of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

Trice Looney was marrlel some- where in Arkansas last week. I; would be interesting to know what caused it tha ether two tines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

THINK how you'd feel if they ran YOU ou, of town Your dollar ha: fesling too.
 Buy at home,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05
THE RIG DOLLAR.

"The Big Dollar" is the title of a folder issued by the Fort Smith, (Ar- kansas) Printing company. It was distributed to the members of the lccal Ad club and made a big hit.
 What it says is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. It is just as much truth in Pine Bluff as it is in Fort Smith. Here are sample paces, each paragraph a, page; Pine Bluff being substituted for Fort Smith:
 IF YOU buy out of town, and WIZ buy out of town,. and ALL OUR NEIGHBORS buy out of town. what in thunder will become of OUR town? Ever think about it? WHAT chance would you get at |dollar sent out of Pine Bluff.
 Buy at home. FONT run your DOLLAR out of town. Let the poor thing STAY. Buy at home. | DON'T be mean to your dollar. II |it wants to stay in Pns Bluff, let 1t stay. Buy at home. THINK how you'd feel if they ran YOU ou. of town Your dollar ha: feeling too. Buy at home YOUR DOLLAR will buy moro
 gocds and better goods in Pine Bluff than anywhere else. Buy at home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

DON'T be mean to your dollar. If it. wants to stay in Pine Bluff, let it stay.
 Buy at home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

FONT run your DOLLAR out of town. Let the poor thing STAY. Buy at home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
gSraMdltc ehuns @nnrnelo.

llnter Der 9lni@uloigung, 9eon
Sofiman uon 9lr. 503, SH0-G6or-
les-StraBe, ii6crfollen lmO 6erau6t
81 6aben pHrOc geItcrn Soiepb aor-
oonsli, q Sabre alt, bon glr. S07,
@iilton-9lpeMnc, Ourd 9ti9ter Smith
in Der 0itliben Boli5ei.Stotion Dem
@eri1tsoerfa6rcn ii6cripieien. &or-
0onSfi partetc ange6lib nit 3pci
@cnoIien IN elmer glllep al Ocr 81
liott-5troBe ouf Soffman, ser in ei-
mem Saoen etlpaS fauftc. Sic 5ogcn
OeuieI6en in bic 9llleD imo 6eraubtcn
i'm angcbli9 I'M $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

Oie beriuerfli6iten 2iigen ocs engIi-
i6cn g}a6riGteubureous. @nglonO
babe frii6er cinmal ieinen 8eoarf bon
Ociterreicb 6e5ogen, o6er felt Dem
&riege 6e6olte man 0oS i'm eigenen
2onoe. Serr 5ronf fiigt 8u DAB eli
ncm ein5igen @rafen in Seiterrei6
nebr pahie, ais gon5 @englano ons
gan5e Sabr brourbe. @nglono berlube
ieBt mlr gteio uno 3mietrucbt 5piiGcn
9eutidlauO uno Oeiterrei1 81 iGen
oher oas meroe i6m Oiesmol ni6t &c.
linsen. SSn Seiterreitb iei Die SiegeS-
boffning 10 eroB, mic in 0eutidlono.
Suno 0es Giiernen&reu8eS
0eutiher %otrioten in
glmerifo.
Ser in 9}em 9orf gegriinOete
08uno oeS @iiernen &reu3es" brcitet
iid5 nit 9lieieui6neIle ii6er oas gon5c
SonO ans. Seiu ein5iger 3med it,
oen @ittmcn luO g9oiien Scr auf
Dem 6eloe Scr @6re i'm Sample fir
Oas @aterlanO geiaQenen &elOen 5u
belfcn. @litglieo fam SeOer uer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

eingero6mt eincn i6oneu 3inmer-
idmtd ln0 Gin epiges 2ln0enfeu al
Die groBc 3eit. 9fn ieOer llrfimoc
befinOet ii1 Gin Coupon, Oen oaS
@}itglieO nit 9}ameu unO 9(orene
anSfiiGt mo 5uriidididt. Gieie Gou-
pons perOen geiommelt un0 Damn
ge6unOen ser oeutiGen &cgierung
iiberionOt. 60 peiB Seocr, OoB iei.
ne @abe 6efatint miro. Ger Gaiiers
iihe 9otidafier, Groi Sob. &einric6
BON 9ernitorff bat oos %roteltorat
ii6crnonnen unO aaeS einIouieuOe
@elo miro al i'm aus6c|ablt. 9}r
sic afticQcn Soften Scr SeriteQung
unO oeS @eriduOts lper6cn a6ge5o-
gen ionIt oeroicnt 9iienonO ehpoS
Oaran. 9aS llnterue6meu lit rein
putriotiitb lnO gon5 uneigenniiBig.
9eIteQnngen nit GinieuOimg 0eS
9etraaes iiuO 5u ien0en an eine Ser
foIgenoen 9lOrciien: G5riit. &e66an,
OR. 6l4, 6. 9l0euue. O1elp-yorf; Geo.
pou Sfol 9}r. 5, 8efmonitraBe; Or
@nitap S6oIer, 0lr. 5, Sumel Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

Oen ob er geoient BAT oOer nicbt,
Wldnner, 6rauen uno GinOer unO
au@ 9lmcrifaher, 10 Ionge lie nit im-
ierer guten Sahe iDmput6iiiren. @er
@litglieo lperOen Mill mus Oen @e.
trag fir cine @litglieos llrfunoc al
Die llnter5eidneten ciniGidcn. Cine
llrfln0e nit goloenem Siegel foiiet
$1,000, nit iil6encm Sicgel so Gts.
Gieie llrfunoen iinO fiinitleriid in
bier 6arben arsgeiiibrt un0 6ilOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
GSram SoGu6arOt's SO6m Ouuunae-
lanfen.

9lnge6li&, lpcil i6m oie @r5ie-
bnngsmetGooc iciner Gltcrn nitt 3u,
iagte, ocrimmon0 Der i7sidbrigc Srul
no 9lelunanL Gin S1iiler 0cs @olD.
tecbnii1en SSnititlts, gcitern Morgcn
aus Der clterli9en &o5nung, gir.
1916, @cit2onlbor0-S 0-StraBe. Gr
lieB Elm S@rei6cn 5uriid, in weIGenr
CT alga6, er gebc MN na0 Seem Dort
I'M iein @liid 81 MAIDEN. Seinc@&ut-
fer, SSrau SSiilin @o5n6arot, 6enaA-
ri6tigte Die &oli5ei lnO 9}a1for-
iAungen na1 Dem iingen 9lusrciBcr
iinO 6ereits in 0ie &ege geleitet NOR
ocn. tSrau 9o6n6orOt oadte, ibr
Sobn bcfdnoe iicb in ieinem 3inmer,
ais cr 3ilr geluo6nten StunOc nibt
an 6rii6Itiidstii6c erl1ien. Grit
ais Oic Stunoe, oo er iid oepo6uliA
in Die Sdulc bego6, Deritri6en mar,
bielt iie no9 iDm llmi1ou uiO ent-
ocftc, Dab er ans8cilogen mar. Ger
Siingling miro ais 5 SUB 6 8oll
oroB unO 1870 @fino i6Uer 6ci9rie-
ben. er BAT 0unflc Soltfor6c unO
blaue 9lugen. g9ie es beiBt mar CT
nit cincm grnuen Mantel mo Ounf-
lem suite beflci0ct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

gSegen oeS an9eblicben Giebltabls
bon 9roo purOen geitern @lorgen
ser Giienarbeiter 9lnoreu 5ines, %
Sabre alt, aus 9SittS6ura6 imO Der
9teger ,So6n Steoenion, 16 Sabre
aft, BON 91r. 524 Goit.Strabc, oprd
9lidjter Dean in Der norOweltliben
&oli3eiitation oem @erihtsperfab-
rem ii6eripieien. 2ouis NiAmono,
ocr in glr. 712, Sarioro-9lDenuc, ei-
men 2aoen betreibt ertapptc 6ine9
6ei Oenl Giebita5l BON z @rooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

9iinnono Ocriolgtc Jines umO lab,
mic oeriel6e binter eineu @ogen ei-
ne StroBenldnge cntfernt Icinen
Rau6 nit Ncn gieger t6eilte. 6meS
gab Dor Dem sRibtcr an, 6aB CT felt
pier Nlonaten feine 9lrbeit geba6t ia.
be unO ooB i'm Sungcr 5u Dem
Gie6itabl getrie6en babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
AOln luiLL iidl nidlt luie6cr 6etrinfcn.

SObn luill iih nidt wieScr betrinfcn.
Sin reunniit5iger Simo6r rettetc
gcitern Morgeu SO, iu0cn ole i6m
Ourh &idtcr Dean IN Der norOoitli.
6en &oli5ei-Station 5uOittirte Stra.
fc Don $40 in0 Soften auf 81 un0
Soften erndBigt wurOe. So6n Sort
pon 9lr. 1924, SitGboic-St be.
iano iiD Nioutag 9l6eno in 6ctrilnfc.
ncnI 3ultanoe olti Oen gSe9c na6
@aliie mo reoetc Sraulein MorD
g9eiB nit proianen g8orten AMI Der
StraBe an. Gieielbe lieB i'm Der.
6uften ltnO auf @rlno i9rcr Music.
Ncn bcItraitc ser 9li1tcr Sort NIT
$40 imO Soften. Der 2ebtere CT
fldrtc oann oenl 9ii6ter, Dab er be-
trunfen mar imo iiAerlieb nibt iol-
d6c g9orte gebrau9t bate, wenn cr
nibt in oieicm 3uilanOe geweien ma
re. Nibter Gean ermdBigte Damn
Die Straie auf So mo Soften. Sart
wauote ii1 Damn an Sri. @eiB lmo
eutI9uloiate iicb bel Oeriel6en in rib
renoer @eiie uno bemerfte, oaB oieS
iein eriter 9iaui6 mar uno OoB er
iih nic wieocr bctrinfen ipiiroc. Cic
Strofe wiirOe Oarauibin ouf 81 rnO
Soften ernldBigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

race, 9leu gorf. gSir bitten Oas
@eIO, in Mone0 0rOcr ooer 6oor Gre.
giitrirt) 5l ididen Sir G6edS miii.
len mir GoGcftioucn 6ejn6len; ipcr
alio eincn G6cf ididt, ioate 10 GtS.
me5r 6e5a6len Ser 9lmo lit be.
reit ongeiebeue @iirger in Sen per.
IclieOenen Stoaten, Oie iic6 fiir Sen
&erfouf Der llrfunOen iutereIiren
woaen, 5u Gice Grdiioenten 81 er-
p0blen ltn0 bittet Inn @oridlGge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
Yin Sic eOamcn.

Tie gtVBiae Sdlule IN bef eiabt.
lnlere Gdb,tncn iebt often Sunae Gnmen
lueldle bic Nleibcrmahcriuuli nam ocn neuelipr
8er 8ct bnrt ben Mu0Mb an bieie 0lulien
erredcn. ilnierrd,i mlorgcuS 9iahmiiiaas uuo
NbcnoS. NeNemc Ehinocu 1m onuic be-,
aonnene elrbcien fonHcn lpd0reno hes llnicf'
ridi i'm Gniipuri bon Wiultciu cribellt Ndbere
grSlunil iAriftlin o0cr minbfh hc 6ri.
chDere. Nr. 302, gSeii,enrntDgn. .Gira0f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
Mie Nn2 . Sc

.98arum Idleppit 9u INNER IlsbIt
ii, Aartons Hu0 laBt Or Deiue
0us ni6t ms 6au5 I9idsn2"
nGn, lis ID oAi bic BusmaHerin
porte, lit rer Sut ia ldagIt lpic6er
nus Der Wlc0s."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
ans bem Suucrcn Mars!unS's mnS
Oen nngrenseHOen Stnaten.
9lenOcrltngcn i'm Eele.
pDop0ien Il gc-
10 il n ioh I.

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10 iinidlt.
Gie 06arniers9liiociotion" Don6rc-
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Gommiiiion fir ofientli1e 9etrie6c
Oas @eiucb 81 ri6ten, oie Eoui6aI-
&atc fir Gelep5onOicnit in GtaOt
mo Gountp auf $iS oo8 So6r felt.
5uietcn Die 60hitooucr ser @eiprG,
DIE auf 8 N}inuten iu0 oic So1lt-
5obl Der 9(pporotc elmer Sinic onf
ied)s 81 beidrdnfct. Die 3eitgrcn5e
lit wegen Ocr llniitte beontrdgt NOR.
Den, OaB oie 2ono6ewo6ncr 5u Sri
patgeiprdden oft ltmoeuIana sic ge-
lamnten6crn pre6ber6inOunge mo-
nopoliiireu.
2 berit @ar0lecaitle gcito or.
ben.
S6erit 9laron @aScon SarOccoltle
lit geitern inn 9llter bon 70 SSa6rcn
in @oiton, @lO., geItorben. Gr muroe
I'M SaDre 1886 IN @nroline @ountD
ee6oren unO bate in 9aeranoria, ,@a.,
ieine Gr5iebune 1enoiien. Gr trat
bei 9eginn oes 8iireerfrie9es 5n sc.
neral 81. Q. Solution ii6er uno pur.
Sc noh ser S6loGt bei S6iloob NIT
scr 6ii6rung cineS &e0iments be.
auitrogt. SIN Sabre 1879 fe6rtc CT
nud Cabot Gorntp juriid lmO por
ieitOen an ser Cation g1otiouolbanf
angeIteQt. Gr binterldBt neben lei
ner g9ittiue na9itebenoe glnge6orige;
%cp. @ompnO 8. Sarocoitle, Soluoo,
@o.; 6ron 3. 6. @arO, 9lelp gort;
Srau @m. I. StepenS, Steoenspil'
le, Nio.; Srou Soiep6 E5lme, @ol1-
ingtom rnO SRI. 20. Sarocoltle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

|1IN@er. ,gSao modt oeGn Teinc
GaDcFsr 2aara, Gleincr ?"
GriB: Sic ipielt cine gGantaIic aui
bem &lopier."
9'ciutcr. So? lln6 wcibt Ga aut6,
NOS eine Phonidfe lR?~
Trit. 80 ia, &bon.oiie ~ 0os iTt
wenn mon nidp i'm Gorau5 Dcib mas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

@5emann: nDu muBt 9cirathe
lieber Srcun0l @ie6ts oemr chras
Sdoneres ols 10 cine treuioracn0c
GroL oie fodt. mos Dir idjmcat,
oie Geinc @aidlc in Sr0mm9 6dlt,
9eine &leiOcr ilidt
SSunggeie0e: u6reili@; 10 cine
mohte id icbon bo6enl~
@bemonn Gin @eoantqm. h. so
nnA!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

&octiiMer &crglci i.
oGr io6 nil i6r oui scr @icic, 800
iic cn Ii6. pn6olilc ic, CAB ibr ci.
ncn lougen 6citgeu &aB mo 'cs
flanq mic mcWu cine Ssub 0cu linten
SntcriuB aus Dem Sunpi 3icbt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10
9r. 9Gm. 8Cder,

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SpeaiaNil lnr Widunct ulo Srnuciis
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Dtiien Office IN 6ru Neder5 nualos
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fcbltnr icben Musfnn 0uulgitatlDu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-10

Seihuleen 8eitidriften etc.
,,sde galtinsrs Gews Co." erneH s. 8uner,
@cioaiisia5rer 227 gorosdapert.sirase.
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gtotional.Nonfen
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Stootsg@anfen.
"i an5 SonIoa5. sirsbe. a6eaIl ascber. Esdd.
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