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The Winslow mail., 1915-07-23
VETERAN JURYMAN
WON'T VOTE TO HANG
Uncle Eben Reynolds Has Been Forty
Years At Twas In
Prices Army.


Macon, Mo.-Four years a muske-
teer; forty years a juryman.
The above, in a nutshell is the life
record of Uncle Eben Reynolds of
Middle Fork Township, Macon County.
At least that is the eventful part of it.
Of course the law doesn't permit man
to serve as juryman at every regular
term of court, but for forty years
Uncle Eben has been summoned at
least on one term each year, and as
some terms were strung out for two
or three months he has obtained fairly
good experience as juryman.
One of this veteran juryman's pecul-
iarities-if it is a peculiarity-is that
he won't vote to hang man, guilty or
no. He draws the line at the death
penalty; says the Creator gave life
to man, and only the Creator has the
right to take it away from him.
Sounds a little inconsistent for a
Prices Confederate army for four
years, doesn't it?
But with Uncle Ebe there's entire
harmony in his philosophy.
'"The Lords willin' for man to fight
for his country" he argues, "but that
don't give him the right to set time
limit on another mans life in calm mo-
ments. 1t amt Scriptural, and 1 won't
vote to hang any mani"
On all other kinds of cases Uncle
Ebe makes an ideal juror. They tell it
on him that one day the man who was
his commander and who is now prac-
ticing lawyer at the bar, though fully
as old as Uncle Ebe, was forcibly argu-
ing case on which Uncle Ebe was a
juryman, when the old man rose from
his place in the jury box, gave the
"rebel yell" and cried:
"Give it to 'em, Cap! I'm with you!"
Uncle Ebe says that's fairy tale,
but admits he thinks his old comman-
der is the greatest lawyer and soldier
that ever lived His name is Ben Eli
Guthrie, and the two men have been
warm personal friends for more than
a half century.
Uncle Ebe came back from the war
a ruined man financially, but he got
him a little patch Of land, worked hard
and little by little massed enough to
give his children good start and to
lay something by for the day that ts
on him now.
Last reports are the old juryman is
quit. feeble and will not be able to at
tend the winter term but he hopes to
be up in the spring and to get on the
panel All the lawyers like to have
him, because while the veteran has not
much "book learning" he has more
than the usual amount of good horse
sense, and he's as quick to see the
Justice of a case as the trial Judge.
Tive often wanted to tell the law
yers," remarked Uncle Ebe last time
he was in court, "that if they would
just lay down their main points, and
not do so much fowery speechifyin at
the windup it would be powerful help
to the jury. What we want to know
is, for instance, who struck the first
lick There amt no sense in wastin'
time on sayin' smart things. What a
jury wants is facts
The Circuit Judge who overheard the
remark, smiled and said ever since he
has been on the bench he's been trying
to get the lawyers to fall in with Uncle
Ebe's theory.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-23
Kansas City Market.
Kansas City Stock Yards. July 1s. 1915.

"a quoi ICI W MY CCIlCS Was
taken off cattle values last week,
due to the advent of a large
delegation of grass cattle at
Western markets generally.
Prime fed cattle suffered some
in the general slump. Receipts
here to-day are $500 head, of
which 1900 head are yarded in
the southern division, and the
drop in the supply from last
Monday, when 10000 head ar
rived, resulted in an active mar
ket and considerable recovery
in values. Prime steers, including
numerous lots from Clinton
county, Missouri, the great corn
and blue grass section, brought
SO. .85 to $10.10, on a parity with
a week ago. A drove of 100 head
of yearlings from the same Sec
ton, of which 81 were heifers,
brought 1886, $50 lbs. average.
Greenwood county, Kansas,
steers climbed back up to $3.50
to-day, about as good as best
time last week. Texas steers in
the native division brought $7.3O
for which $3.50 would have been
the price last Thursday. The
rank and file of cattle moved at
slightly better prices than the
middle of last week. South
Texas grass steers sold in the
quarantine division at S6.40 to
$7.25, and Oklahoma grassers
weighing 900 lbs. at $3.50 were
considered higher than they
would have sold last Thursday.
Ten loads of R. E. Gatewood's
steers, around 1900 lbs., from
North Texas, brought S8.4O in
the quarantine division. Stockers
and feeders sold slightly better,
but without any special dash. In
the hog yards the supply was
5000 head, market steady to five
lower for an hour or two, during
which time order buyers made
their purchases, up to $7.70,
including choice heavies at $7.65.
Packers bio 10 to Is lower prices,
paying $7.35 to $7.35 to $3.50 for
most of their hogs, around S7.30
for rough heavy weights. Provi-
sions prices have sharply de-
clined recently because of Eng
lands interference with ship
ments to neutral countries, and
recent weakness in hog prices is
traced to that cause. Prophecy
is made that hog prices will
decline till England abides by
tne rule of international laws
and ceases to interfere with
shipments of food products which
laws the State Department at
Washington is demanding shall
be enforced. Sheep and lamb
receipts are 5000 head. Lambs
dropped close to $3.50 in value
last week, but sales today were
still lower, top $3.50 paid for
several strings of Arizona spring
lambs. Sheep prices are holding
up we'll, some Arizona ewes
today at $500, 10 lbs. average.
Aged sheep prices are consid-
erably above Chicago, because Of
scarcity here. Demand for breed
ing sheep and feeding lambs
is developing, and promises to be
very heavy. Recently there has
been practically nothing in either
line offered, a few feeding lambs
today at S7.25.
J. A. RICKART,
Marquet Correspondent.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-23
HOW ARE YOU SROD.

Horses shod with silver she
never stumble. Men who have
Bank Account seldom stumble in
life's race. Where is your Bank
Account? Why not carry it at
THE BANK OF WINSLOW? ?
We are a Bank of Personal
Service and with US deposit and
SpI.Uipn oo Datl1rollu n tOrotbor
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-23

Reduced prices on pillows and
bedding Winslow Furniture Co.
The Winslow mail., 1915-07-23

A beautiful line of new rugs to
pick from at the Winslow Furni-
ture Go.
Homer Laughlin Gold Band
China at the Winslow Furniture
Co.
Visit our five, ten and fifteen
cent counter. Winslow Furniture
Co.
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len Monde bitftr @dttnngfu trob
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fppbl niht msbr ooueru, nsnn cal
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melt. limb 1duienbt uub 4btrtau
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tnn, als Oh oiefsI6m fir lie ALIEN
getUadien pdreu. un3fpeiftt6aft cine
8eTa1r fin ben Meiter6ehano oierec
ipiloen ainber Gtoras.
GrfreuIi9erpetIe ma6t fia nad
gfrabe in oer ataoerneH, infplqe
gr0Bsrer Qnregung zines Iie6eooQn
Qaturitubiums, ettpas me6r Get
gung gu forgFdltiger geban0Iung brr
s8lumen auf Dem 8egs" geltsnb
Qber es tpdre biellsi4t bod anae.
bra9t, iid ni4t gong borauf gu
berIafen, uno bic Set fir oos
9ommeln mnnasr Qrten 0ilobIu.
men geiebIid ein3uidrdnterl, ia pitl-
lsidt in mauden 8egenoen bic Saab
ouf miIbbIumen fir cine 0eile
edn3lia gu fperrsu. DeIenttide
DISQUALIFICATION posr @ddoiqun.
gen fDnnten ni6t baraus entIteben;
uno mad ipsnigeu Sabreu tpdre bic
Jreube iiber RE Wirtung FOLDER
Gtni4rantnngsn I'M 10 gr0Ber.
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Gtmas fir SaGnersadter.

Man4er 5iibner3iidter 1T asnsist,
mad btenbeter 3udtperiooe feline
3udtbiibuer etpas au pernadfdiIis
gen unb benz SunggefligsI feline
gauge aufmertldmteit gu pibmen.
0os 1T ober retht faIid unO rd4t
fi4 6onn fpdter bitter. Sn bieIen
Betriebsn tperben nod INNER, Eel es
aus Mangsl an Blab ober aus Mans
gel an 3eit, bic alien 9iere nit ben
Sungtieren ~auiammen gefiittsrt. 9tber
gerabe barin liegt cine gsfdbr fir
bic alien Siibner. Sn Der Regel
tDerbsn bic jnngen 9isre tpeggebiIIen,
bstommer alIo 3u penig unb bic al.
ten ou Oiel. Sci eritsren tritt cine
5todung I'M Do1stum Elm, anb leg
tere tperben su felt. 0arum loIlie
man mad M6elidfeit tpsnigItens bel
Der Gitterung bic nltel BON ben jim
geren Sieren trenren, bas Sunqaes
fliiseI reidIid fiittern, iDdbrenb man
bic alien 3u9ttfere lisber ettpas
fnapp TN 5utter bdlt. 8eIonbers
gilt SieIes BEL befhrdntten Raums
psrbdltnifien, mo bic 5isre fi6 nidt
genug G~cipegung modem tOnnsn. 6at
man einen pertDoIlen 3udtItamm,
Der aud I'M tommenben Sabr nod
tetdli9e unb CUTE Rot3uat IieFern
ioIl, 10 treRnt man am beTten bic
6eidledter, namentli9 Dann, tpenn
Der 9aAu fhon ettpds alter lit unn
nod germ eiumal our 8u9t Oerlpenbet
tperbsn foil. geur mub man Dorauf
fe9en, baB ben ein3elnen 6Gbnen audi
geniigenb QustouF 3ur 9srfiiquna
iiebt. Rei9lide a0rnerfiitterurq
DermeiOs man, Defenders iein Mais,
Jorge o6er fiir mogIidit rsi4Ii4es
0riinfutter. Mon ftrsbs ID nift bas
bin, mUgIi4t reiGItd esrbIt. urlb
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

Esalern Radmittoa mur6a mtcr
IbeilHdbme 80nlFetdltr brambt mo
MelnnnicH bte iterblthen llcberrdtl
Der um dfeiiaa NIT ginem 9ett er.
mornetrn aod 1mouior m doret
t0un drie0b0t sur lfBien liubc &C.
bettet. 4ioitur u. gortNer om.
tIfta Inter 0eH hieiiom SdmeoeH
snadt iih onriibcr. Dab bic auftl1.
riiua Der 0lor0iahe nod immer uidlt
meiter it, aroBe 0rrcguHg aeltcno
mo iii iur morgcu Abeno etuc Niai.
ienperidmmllulg nod Dem 2hmeot.
id]en auditorium elnberuiru mor0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

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gen at erlsihtsrn, Iolte bas Gtops
pelisl6 gleid nah Der gfnte NIT
etntr 5asibtnegge 6sorbsitet psrben;
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

Sn G~ontor6. NAT BE 5eberdls
burg, Mo., an ber anberen 5eite eer
DeIoparesg ren3e, tpnroe bic 8irgsrs
fduft ourd tone 0unoe in 4ufre.
gung berlebt. Dor etliGen 9daen
ipuros Elm frember 6uno bemertt, Der
3eiden Der Eolfput betunbete, in0eal
er ale 6unbe, bic ibm nabe talRen,
btB. Die Ginpobner grifTen 8u oil
Ierbanb Daffen unO madten Srgo
ouf Die 3iete. Den gar3en Gag bteIt
Der 5unoemoro an, nobel ein'st
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bifentperben entgtngen. 5r Der qui
regnns fielen 5raueu unb &tnoer in
Obnmndt, pGbreuo bieIe itd fir6s
teten. ibre Wo9nungen 3u berlaTen.
Der fremoe l6uno niros fpdter a..
leet. Inter ben get6teten 6unocr
befdnben ii9 gtltbuno unb Getters,
Die eineH Mert BON mebreren bun
bert Dollars reprd entieren.
Gin no6t9abenber 5armer,
GorI 6orenberg, begging in ct. Gens.
Dietpe, Mo, Gel6impro. inoem er
fi9 NIT einem Hennlper in DIE @tirr
fhob. Gr pobnte fir iid alleiu uut
man gIaubt. boB Sdpermut iiber
ardntlidfeit Jpn su benz ber8tpeiFel.
ten Sdritte brodte. 6urenberaa
ein5iger Gruoer periibie Dor eini9en
sSabrtn SelbFmoro, in6em ct II1 IN
elmer 3iittrne erttduits,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

HatiiuHE 4ls Blot - tic W6b
esi aweflnM TtbebFn AHlld5m ae.
aFH HfiaMf @amtNitHt @tluig.
naA &iaAtaNaNlt NAht NHllaaea
hatiH lib batoui 6db m shmta
allhtt egN Hatrtrn nuititlitt Ndl.
lrr mefi0mmeH hate Wlb lollM tHnO
tts test tettlls ga latdlgt aala nah.
pepigien itiH Sic 9traaahluna
nafbr ouf L. Stunt idtNtigtt uua
McaiailrN inter 9ifgitali mtlui.
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-27

abb. /. - Die Scii Hfliege i'm bers
pupptcn tildr iee6i 8uiidHo aui Der
@ci5eupilal8e tUeraroBert.l
bon ben earutn ots 5nisitB ange
rihtst; bic Gtiege, oas ousstnad
isne Snistt, nabrt iid ni4t an ben
pFlau5eR. 9isIe aarueu finbtt man
nnerbalb psr glatiI9sin SIN
6erbIt iuhen lie F9 ibre Rahrung
in Der gdbe Der Dur3eln, no nan
ie ltiht entaeden lam. ipenn man
bic aldttf9ttptn srnntsrbriidt.
(Sisbe q6b. u. SIN BEN 6tenoel
felbIt bringfn lie utdi Elm. gtiht
ielten Fiubet man on elmer ~sirt3igen
PFlan8e is bis 20 folder qarpen.
Die Mei3enpIlau3en nerocn brett
uub iubirttt geIddbigt; brett info@
fern, ais bic SHIstten bduFia 10 Diel
Qa9rurgsTtpffe BON cen pflan3en
Farinebntu, boB biefe siitae6tn. 4us
feroem fpsroen bic qflonasn bur9
bas 9or1anbeniein Der 2orOsn Der,
art geidnddt. baB ie psnigsr
Frudt heroorbringen. Snoirett pirb
Gtr Grnteertrag beeintrdatist, ing
rem bic geIhnddten gflonBen Bel
Der Grnie Iia umbtegsn unO an
cen anotsn abbrsfen unb our groe
faqen.
Die eist bes Snfstts Gisbe Qb>
1ilpung q psrDsu ouf ben 8ldttern
ter pilan3e obgeEeBt. Sn 4 bts 10
1aqen trisden bic aarben aus uno
bahuen Ija bonn ihren Nes na9
unten innerb1Ib Der 8IattIdetben.
Dix Eitr fnb iebr tletn, nur etpo
eir 6inf5isiteI 3pa lang, bon ets
tpas rStliher 8arbe. sic Iafien
fid auf bet pflan8e fdfptt entOets
ten, Die ausgttpahlenen earben
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8enn Sas gase-eines unterntb'
mlngsluitigen Monnes o6er elmer
ioIaen 5rau ottf Dies fdato Die Be.
gierig iin0, ibr @eIo 5l oerpierfo.
den, ltto bereit. iofort ii9 att3ll.
i6lieBen, oann uiir0e id germ nit
ibm ooer ihr forreiponoieren ooer
fie perionIid t~reffen. Cine an.
nebmbare Gerion fam fid an eineni
@eid0ft betbeiltgen oas $50. bis
10000 idbrIih urtIebt. $1,000 bar
erfOrOcrIid. aein grunObeiib, feline
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9rs g2orbes anaeFlaat.

0da SdidinI 0es N}efitaucr5
sslIau 9nrrol. Der Der eruoroung
oes 1etcttips Sling ongetlaat lit.
Iiegt nurmebr in @an0en Der s5iirD.
Die 8erbore muroeu belte Bu Gnoe
gebrodt. @arrol erflarte iid uiAt.
ituiIoig.
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Rhicann aEnrIibrridt.

AinOuisb 3ufpbr 1000 Dart
icit.
3uhrIiuge So25. eiuigc 3t $3.50.
dmeine 3urthr 10000 giartI
mriit 10 hohrr ais am N}ittnoh
TurhihnittspreiS S7G5-I.80.
Soditer Preis %7.s5.
S~dafe-3ufnhr 5000. Qiartt icit.
% uieoriler. .....
9Gmmer $1,000.
@eidor. 9anmet St0.G5. 4.-..
u H.QGmmer Stt40.
Colorado 9dnmer $tt.50,
5rilbliugse Canine $3.50.
aanIas Sin Martt6eridt.
GinSpicbL3ufu6r $500. Martt
langiam bis ieit. bis 10 nie0riger.
90 Gors Repaoa mal5gcfiltt. Stiere.
$3.50.
5Gbrlinge 1926.
Oklahoma $685..
aitbe, Wtarft feIt bis nleort5er.
Stoder8, Mlartt felt.
6ee6ers, Wlarft felt.
adIbcr, Marft felt.
Sdiueiue-8ufubr 5000. Marft
80 bo9er.
9ur6idaittspreis $7.60-7,671a
SoAiter Rreis $40.
Sdafe-3ufuhr 5000. Morft
1875 nie0riger.
2ammer $1t.155.
81. Spicpb Marft6eridt.
A~iHOuie9-3ufubr 1900. Marft
felt. bis 10 nieoriger.
S1brlinge $3.50.
Sdlpeine-3nfubr $500. Martt
10 bober.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $7.62H-7.65
90diter 9reis $40.
Omaha @etreiOemarft.
Omaha, q. @tai 1916.
|Tl1rfep 8et8en-
Set. 2. 141-14th
9tr. 3. 1401a-t41
8ei8ett-
g}r. 2. t99h-14oA
Scr. 3. 1910
9tr. A. 134-138
@eiber 6riibiobr8pei8en
9tr. 2. t37H-t38
Duran @ei8en--
Scr. 2. 1879
Scr. 8. 1878
Gdaie-3ufubr 600. Marft no.
mindl.
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baItsn Elm i~tartes @ift. bos 5olc
min. 2erartise asime, tpel9e bic
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fir @iebfiitterung beitimmten Drill
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4bb. z. gicr auf eintm gtatt Der
8ei8enpflau5eu fberar0Bertl redts:
81, tart OersroBert.
limb bon blaBgelber, beinak psiBer
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lang. 6pdter nebmen ie cine braue
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9aine, feline Spiel. ODER Genn.ger-
ntittlnng. Ionoern cine fir 2ebens.
8eit CUTE @eiddftspropolition. 9ur
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ettpa bier Dofen fpdtsr faun man
bann gum pfluge gretfsn, I'm I9IieBs
lid iibsr bas umgepfIlste GeIO nod
einmal bic ggge 5u fiihren,
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.. \. @nrn, oeuiIder Opt.
ffr. Au9en unterintt flr grilIeH.
ft3--6 granoeis mebdnoe. Grnnbn
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8u6nbans-biGig 8u berfaufen; Gin
5~.aimmeriges 8obnbails, 3013
5iio 28. ape., Die SdIfte boar, Die
anoere Sdlfte auf 3tnien, Ndberes
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@aDne. Qm 5reitag miro Bun.
Dcsielator @itheod I'M bieiigen att-
oitcrium cine 4niprahe balten.
1efumieb. Wlittnod rpur6e Der
reritorbene Prieiter Gbarles O. 8if.
linsfi BON Der ct. Marps Stride
aus 3ilr lebten giitbe gelcitet. 9i.
idol Iieben aus 2incoIn belt Die
1~ralernnoad)t uuo nabmeu IL ia.
theliine BrieIter aus Dem Staate
Dafnn t6eil.
9Initsmoutb. Sim Ser3i6lag brr-
itarb 1icr pI6tlid9 Der BETTER Der
erit filrjlih einaeridteten bieiigen
Aanoihubiabrif G0maro RBllott.
Settings. sSn cingcnci6tcn arei.
fen berlantet bier, Dab lif VI. 6.
Mnorrtps, Der friibere auoitgr oes
gunoesid)aenmts, Del Der ndtiten
AubI hin ben @umoes. Gppraicn.
tantpniib betuerten miro.
Gsceola. 80 @raouiertc Der bic.
ifaen 9DfldHle erDielten Dtittpofl
Iii aulDeienBett elmer grobcu Nenae
lire Giplome nusgebanhigt, Gies
lit Die groBtc 3abl BON @raouierten,
bic bier ie b%eitonoeu.
albfon. Giner Der oIteiteu Gio.
niere unierer @eaeito, 8iaiam 8ei.
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auhe arf Dem @oie @ia Grieobofe
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eiHmoI County. naerinteuoent. gtll.
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ban Orr meiIenlan9en Bride ilber
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Ain S~taatsbittie naflaeiudt.
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g.s4aeNen
Aus Dem staate.
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10. Str. If.
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Gtgarren.

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25c, 8almeo SEQ t0c, SO. b. IS. Dc,
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@iliarb GOoD, Batente, 1880 Gitp
WatiouaI 91rt @ebaube. 2ele.
pbon 9nIer 1850.
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Meine ntebr ais 2~0-idbriee 81.
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6rouenIeioeu obnc Operation eeheiIt
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8eindt-5ude Gtelltng ols gorter
in 8irtbidoft ooer audi in gri-
~oatfomitie. Nof8ufrdgen 1909
Chicago Str. Sermaun 5ebrine,
W.-27.
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gerlanst-Md0den fir aagemetne
9ousorbeit. gaad5nfrogen ia
ia. 80. 4pe. Sunni