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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
McMiLLQn'NeWS
Times SpeciaI CORRESPONDENCE.

Again the ghosts of old halloween
walked about on that eventful night,
playing pranks and committing inno-
cent fun on their victims. One party
of the olden ghosts gathered at the
home of Marion BerthOld, and with
jack-o lanterns and all else that go
to the making up of a ghost party,
foraged around through the evening
and at the close built a large camp
fire 1t is not generally known that
ghosts take of the material of life, but
they do-at least this special species
did and proceeded in royal style to
partake of weenies roasted over the
camp fire and also of sandwiches and
cake, provided by the very substantial
spirits, which included: Neva Jones,
Glen Jones, Earl Jones' Henrietta and
Anna Smith, Leon. Bernard and Les
lie Martyr, Leroy and Charley Valen-
tine, Cecil Marquis Roy Brooks, Jen-
ME Lloyd. Bonnie Caldwell, Elma Proc,
Mabel Perrine, Marion Berthold. Also
present were Mrs Franklin Brown and
Mrs. Herbert Lavender, who acted as
chaperones, and at the commencing Of
supper preparations, unbeknOwn to
the ghosts, crept in to camp, with
blood sweared sheets over them, and
furnishing huge butcher knives, evil
IDENTIFY spirits from evil unknown.
Mrs. l.. X Jones was a guest at
the r. Griffith home last week
Buy Ball and wife were guests to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09

j. W swearingen and w. F. Swearin-
gen, are having a water system in
stalled in their residences. They ex-
pect it to be completed soon.
Mr.. Ulrich, the janitor of the Kim
berly school, has been i'll the last few
days.
A union service of the Kimberly
churches was held in the NJ. e. church
Sunday evening, November 8, in the
interest Of the temperance cause. The
program was as follows; Instrument
al duet, M. E. church; song, "Ame-
RIGA" congregation; prayer, Bishop
Joseph Sudeweeks; recitation, Hilda
Himler; recitation, Lucille Bean; an
them, J.. d. S. choir; address, o. G.
Zuck; song, M. E. choir; reading, Mrs.
b f. Potter; address, Henry ID. Scott /;
quartette, L. ID. s. church; reading,
Miss Grace Ridgeway; address, Rev.
James; ladies quartette. NJ. E. church.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09

The earth Is Blessed with the one,
simple, painless, ncVer-talling rem
edy that makes millions of corn pes
tered people happy, and that's. GETS
IT.. Apply it in seconds. It dries.
corns with knives and razors-wrap
their toes in packages with BAN
dages or sticky tape. make them red
this with "GETS-IT." Your corn
ioosens-you lift It off. - There's
nothing to press on the corn. or hurt
Angels couldn't ask for more. Try 1t
tonight on any corn, callus or Wart.
"GETS-IT" is sold and recon
mended by druggists everywhere. 25c
n bottle or sent on recent of price
bv o. Lawrence & Co. Chicago. III.
Sold i'm Twin Falls and recommended
rs the worlds Best Corn Remedy, b.
skeels-Wn Drug Co.. City Pharmacy
Fisher Drug Co.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09

years.
Doctor Oldham is a graduate Of
Northwestern University Medical
School of Chicago, in 1906. Has had
hospital training and has been prac-
ticing nearly ten years in Oakley,
Idaho
1t is our purpose to take care of our
cases on the highest plane of scientific
and ethical service.
(Signed)
DIR. J. r. MORGAN.
DIR. E. p. OLDHAM
Offices, Central Bldg. over Bedford
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Kimberly NeuS
(FrOm the Kimberly CAM

The Kimberly high school civics
lass held an election Friday. The
''0qn and Democratic votes for
president were thirty-two to thirty
e Republicans won in most of
the other offices.
Ane later system has been installed
IN the Swearingen black.
Mrs. Shepherd, the wife of the de
pot agent, is very i'll with typhoid
fever.
The Kimberly bank has been moved
INTO the new bank building and it is
one of the finest buildings for bank
ing purposes that has been built on
he Twin Falls tract.
n. w. Swearingen, Carl Ridgeway.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09

Here is collection of superb fabrics
which are ON sale now at a specially low
price Only the best qualities are in
carbohydrates that are absolutely re
liable and worthy Of our recommended
ton There is an excellent assortment
to select from; White, Copen, Dark
Green, Red and Browns These shades
will make up splendidly and represent
unusual values Come early for first
choice. On sale while they last at
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Announcement

We wish to announce to our patrons
and to anyone else interested, that we
have arranged an association to bet
ter care for our work in medicine and
surgery.
Doctor Morgan needs no introduce
ton to the people in this country. He
has practiced here nearly nino years,
and has been maintaining iho Physi-
clans and Surgeons Hospital for three
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Rubber Footwear

tina t ooka
usually values offer in il
fasilW Ri brsat low prics for Men Women andC ldrn
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
DAY FOR OTHER THINGS.

The summer is over. a bountiful har-
vest garnered, and what is more appro-
pirate than a Joyous visit with friends.
AS an aid to you, our Weekend and
Sunday reduced rates are at your dis
posal. Ask about them. Agent, o. S.
u. r. r. Advertisement.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Our Superior
Fabrics

Have earned the confidence Of every
discriminating dress goods buyer. This
confidence is strengthened daily by the
increasingly superior character Of our
styles. the extra ordinary qualities and
the supreme values represented by our
daily offerings. Our assurance OF saw
ing. service and satisfaction is your pro
lection We guarantee satisfaction and
by so doing have made this store the
leader among that class of discrimin-
ating women who look for and demand
the best in style, value and service.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Headquarters for Munsingwear

Nunng Underwear recognized Underwear Standard Most everyone knows Of
alues in in
has all the features Of the real desirable kind and really low priced whe you consider
is
Children Don't underwear before You look unsng Wear
rea The the cheapest the
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
"Lo0k Pa, How
iGeis-Et' Works ! !"
Lifts Your Corn Right OFF.
Never Fails.

Ever in your life see a corn come
ont like that? Look at the true skin
underneath-smooth as the palm of
Ia,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Fisher Drug Co., Main St., Twin Falls
Idaho.
Advertisement
Guild Bazaar

The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal
church, will hold a bazaar at the Par
ish house on November 16, when thea
will offer for sale a choice lot of
aprons, handkerchiefs and fancy work
of all kinds. advertisement.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09

In the Tuesday Times-See the Bus
mess Directory.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-11-09
Samples

You'll find unusual values
i'm our display of samples. We
buy sample lines in Shoes.
Underwear, Hosiery, Blank
cts. ETC.. and buying in this
way we are able to offer you
values that cannot be COM
pared elsewhere We offer
you good. up-to-date shoes at
practically wholesale cost
Can you afford not to buy
shoes at these prices. See
them for Men. Women and
Children. A great many eX-
ceedingly good values offer
ed i'm cotton and wooden
banketS. Don t forget to ask
to see these wonderful values.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
oas YrO6ritent6nnl in leincr antc0iaen5.

IoS glep.g gorfer ,SSorrna OF Commerce" pirO in
neer Sorge Inn Den mnerfoniiden Eotrotismus UNI
GbrgefiIbl uno Sumonit1tSrilfdten einer Witbirger
eepeien iein, ais es Die 0afridt BON Dem Gntrefien
Der DDeutidlano~ an Der @eiermiinoung erbiet @er
0en ar 0ieie Seelenregungen Den 2odungen gegeniber
Stano bolteu, pelhe Die erolered oirdgeibrte Scr.
uno Riidreie fiir ben Sonoel opiiten 9Imerifa uno
geutidlano bot2
Dos Slott iagte in ieiner ausgabe bonn %. glguit
0gSir fonnen elmer Dcpebe Der .griblne" fnum @lau
ben idenfer Die ans 4uincD, W1o, mittbeiIt, ole
electric Boot 60. Of Sore Hiper" pole oen Bou bon
Sanoes, ,llnterieedfien unternebmen imo 10 nit Der
@erbinomg, pebe ole DQeuthlonO" uno Die ~Yre
men" eingeeitet baben in g8ettbeperb treten oocr ic
Deroolitonoigen Sbr Br6iioent iol OoHof geagt bo
ben Dob Die llntercedfe nidt nur bon groBem Nertbe
m1breno oes &riegs ien niirOen ionoern aud nit ee
ringer Aenoerung i'm sreoen in lleberipoier. Sdiffe
berponOet peroen f0nnten gr be0peifelt nidt ooB
Oos 8orboben Der ,0euti6lano" bon ieoem llnteriee
boot BON eeidjer Stdrfe uno gledem ytaOiuS ausge
ibrt mcr0en fonne Yieled)t mag ooS iein, ober mir
boffeu, Dob fem 8iIrger 0eier neltrolen Noton ou
oos ebrenribrge @edoft iid einloiien miro, Die br
tide godooe 5u 0ur6bredjeH uno 70 Deutidldfo 81
bcfen Oieen bo0iden areg geem Gbiliiotion llno
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81 bofcn ooB Der GrfoIg, BEN Die ~DeutidIono~ NIT
brer 5ubrt nod Dem @eIten batte iid nidt iUieoer
bolt Seoer 9lmerifaner ioate d iddmer, in cine 10
DHertllllBe SWielWerel VNeulHB OulueB) llW cHdu
ciien, uro man nmB boffen, ooE ole 3epeIhe aug
2uincD owet bon Der @ubrbeit 1T, pie es Oeu Yin.
dlein bot "
Ole gluSlailuugen lino olBeroroentIid daratteri.
itiid 8offeu uno @elo 8u Iieiern Die Den areg INN
miuOeIiens "A @aonote don Oerldneert boben, Dn
man, Ge brtiide godooe eeeen Die uniere Aont.
niitration ais redtswore no ndt ejieftu proeitirt
bat 1T fir 9lmerfoner binOeno Ser 9er8idt auf ben
egtmen omeritoniiden Sanoel 1T @brenpfli6t tiIr
oen Amerifnner. gutgeO fir Die @erlidtlng Der
@enidbeit Wlitte @lropas gu oerOenen 1T 10 ebren
boft uie emit Oos @er6enen BON @eO Der alieni
den SdiIOIer nit moroenOen @iften.
9lber Iegitimeu ameritonfen SanOel trob DER iIle-
gitimen brithen 8odaoe 6u treiben lit cine Gbrlolg
felt fir Ameritanerl
Gas lit probritiide 2ogf uno Sntelligeu8 in &me
rital
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
8n SiplomatiIdem 8med.

Die fSeteklng Der 4Qiirten in 6olonfi NOR bis.
lana elm 9radeaen urter Stretfr1fte nm Den oplo'
motden @nttGuidungen Die lie I'M @olfm erlten
einen @iegel oor5uidicben Die alteu pon0gd aus0u.
gleiden ln0 neue 5u Oerbiiten Wtit Der Sorberetng
Der raiiiden SffeniiUe fam Der itrategde 8wed oa.
81, oem Druid Der 9ulien i'm Noroe nit Dem bonn Gil.
ben entgegen 81 tonmeu lmo, fnls 9hmdnien 81 &C.
ionen uGre Ooer audi riiiiiden Durd5ug geitoe,
Die 9erbnorng Der bertieoenen Seerc gcgen 9ulga.
rem 8iirfen no Die beioen aaiierreide ber3ueIlcn.
Ser oplomotiide 8ped 1T ourf ole @rfoIee DER 9uI-
gnren ouf Den be0en 5leeln Der 9lrmee Sarrail orf
gei6rt morOen Gr hat iiderlid Run6nien gum Stiben
gebradt llno Dem nodgeboen mas Die Eruppen Der
aailerred)e nit Dem g8ioerItnno gegen ole ruiltide
Danlppaloe on @inorud berets berporeebradt boteu.
Ser Sal BON @0r5 uno Der @inbrltd in @5ai0en bot
ten anf HunGnen al @unten Der @ntentem1dte cine
gemrft 3e neueiten Sriegsereignie boben oee gSir-
fllng untcrbroden @eIleidt lit oas bonn olgemeinen
Ston0punfte aus oas phtigie fir oeu ariegsDerIouf.
2ofol 1T notrIid Der gnihB ouf @ried)enlon0 nod
Del groBer Sort bonoelt es id UNI 8eniaelos oOer
ben s6nig @riedenano inn S6lepptoll Der 9laiirten,
ODER i'm poiiuen 8ioeritonoe gegen ibren 8mong Sn
Der lebten 3et mar Wriedenlano BON Der Serbinolng
nit Den Gentromddten oiemli6 a6geidnitten. Bon
glDlona nit tur5er llnterbrefung bis Sooniti lager
ten lid Die 9aiirtenErppen Dor. Deie ette 1T ourd)'
broden llno Die @reden eben lire 9eorider, Die
Ycn5elos ibnen ols ibre freunoe idiloert i'm 8eden
ben grfog auf Der Seite af Der ibr 0nig i'm INNER
geiebeu no erportet bat limo Oos tr5 Dor ocn gSoD-
len Die bon 0en 9laiiren er0wneen wilr0en uo @eni'
0eloS' Sicg beoeiiten ionten
g8enn ole f5eItiebung Der g(aiirten in Saloniti t'
iprinalidb Den 8weden DER Diplomatic mebr oenen
iollte ais ioIden Der Strategic 70 1T Der 3wed ourd
sic ebgen Siebe bereite uor0en glu6 Ole 0iebe bot
ten Oipomntfen 8ped Soffentld) auh oouernoell
Crfolgl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
WHY THE PROSPERITY OF THE
SOUTH DEPENDS UPON
GERMAN SUCCESS.

The cotton interests in the South
are indissolubly bound up with the
Central Powers. Germany was the
United States best cotton customer.
Our planters need the fertilizing
potash Of the Teutons. The inter-
ests of Germany and this country
particularly the cotton sectionEare
mutual Mr.. Ben. H. Harvin, a cot
ton planter of wide experience, has
brought out this point with great
force in the Augusta, Ca, Daily
Chronicle.
"When Germany wins in this
war" writes Mr.. Harvin, for her
existence, let every cotton grower in
the South remember that Germany
has recently advanced the price OF
cotton from 30 cents to 80 cents the
pound basis middling delivered in
Bremen or other German ports. Let
every southern, real genuinely Amer
lean southern farmer and other true
American southerners remember that
Germany and her allies are friends
to the South and to true neutral
Americans. And last but not least,
let every southern cotton grower
start to work now in united effort
for the consummation of plans with
Germany, to sell Germany the south
ern crop in entirety at an agreed
annual contract price; q price that
is equitable and just and that Will
give the southern cotton grower
rational, just and proper margin
above the cost of production OF this
all-important requisite southern
product, that brings the balance OF
trade from Europe to this country;
for 1t appears now that there is abb
solutely no hope of aid from the
American government, and that the
southern cotton grower this fall Will
be robbed and filched again as he
was last fall. The southern cotton
grower has just as many enemies
among him right here in the South
as there are in the North, New Eng
land as we'll as old England.
1T would require only $l,l2b,-
600, 900 to buy a crop of l5, ,OOO,OOO
American-grown cotton bales, ana
Germany would gladly raise ana
could raise that amount in one days
public subscription to take over the
American Crop at 10 cents the
pound, and at that price the south
ern farmer could soon relieve his
home of the millions Of British
American bond and mortgage COM
panies' mortgages. whose 8, 10 ana
l2 per cent. interest charges and
rs per cent. negotiation charges are
actually eating out his very life eff
forts daily, with no hope Of recon-
pense for his hard annual toll IN
the burning southern sun. Already
the cotton farmer sees his present
crop suffering for the most inn
portant fertilizer ingredient, potash
and 1t seems that Germany holds
that product, solely in commercial
and accessible form. To conserve
our lands and to get the greatest
possible results from a given amount
of expenditure the cotton grower ana
grain grower of the South must have
potash so our interests are common
with Germany, and If the mind and
the conscience of every truly genuine
patriotic real American southerner
were consulted he would tell you
that he knew Germany Is right and
that he would like to see Germany,
his friend, win in this war"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28

Bic Gefabr oob Der genbabnbetreb i'm goiioen
Qonbe labmaeleat peroen miro. 1T in ben eBten Ia
Qen Qrober qeuor6en Gos perionde Gingreiien oeS
araIiocnten 8ilon bat feinen @rioIg aebobt. Der
8rdioent winIdt Den odtihnoieen 9lrbetstag fir
Die Geubobner onerfonnt at baben uib perprd]t ben
@o6naeIeahaten 6rbobng Der 5rahtrateu ourd Die
NpnhenItaotlide @crtebrS Gommion Wiit elmer
boBen 9erlpredmq oes 4r1iioeutcn ino Die goDn-
oelenidaften uber nit 5ufreoen ie piniden gepilie
carontien ooFiir oob ic bic GnhhdOigng in Airt'
lidbfeit aud erbolten perOen Dele @ornne iol nun,
mad Dem 4lon 0es @r1iioeuen Der GongreB geben
0urd hleuniqe 9Imnbme Der ga oes Senators gep'
lat0s meldjc Die 8Qbi Der yhtglieoer Der 0wiidcn'
faotliden 0erfebrS Gommiion auf neun erbBbt Die
0omnillion onb1lt 5rodtroteniroaen auf @rilno BON
2obnrotcn 3ii eniideioc ino eine itan0ige Sd)eos'
G6mmiiiion fir oie llnteriuhung BON Streitfrogen inn
gilpnbobn6etrieb idafft Die 5piAenIoatIide San-
bells GDmmion III 5pnr cine iuriitiide aorperlhoit
lii0 cnt3iebt lid oS olde Der Beeinfluml9 0rd oen
Qrdf0cnten ODER ben GongreB. gber od Yr1loent
geiIIon 6re Don oen eeaen W2iteIeoern Der COMMIT.
lion ernant bat piiroe nod @rbobng Der Witgeoer'
sob bon ebcn ou neun Die Wlebrbeit Der Gomuiilion
BON ibm crnonrt ino obne 8peife( ieinel gSiinihcn
wudbriq ipin. beionoers menn geetb beitimmt miro
0ob 3rodirotenfragen m @rimo bon 2obnraten ellt'
Idic0en peroen ioIIeil.
gpenn 0ic 0enofrntiide Webrbeit in beioen Sduiern
0es GonQrcilcs nit Dem neuen Blon oes Nf6ioenteu
enbcrionocn it, mro Die republitonide Winoerbet
jeoeufaas mcnig ooer gar feline Oppoon gelteno ma
den ioas cs idjcr it, oab ooourd cine @ingpng 5mi
iden Den GiIenbabn Geienidoiteu uno Den eenbab,
nern berbcgenbrt mcroen taun; oenn ongeiidts Der
@abl Gompoque wcrocn 0ic RcpubIitpner ndlt Die
8crautuottfideit fr encu groben BabnItrfe auf iid
pebmen poaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
GItsru Fomnsm mb IultsH bic @eimuO9etsbe6arOc IN.
terltiben.

gs fam in Baltimore nod BON feiner ainoerlat'
mlnqs. Gpioeme eeproden iueroen. Aber Die Wseb'
fnnQ Der Sale bon Grtraflflmg an Der aeiilrdtetcn
Geihe Iin0 bod Gin beoHtldleS SDmptom. Ole Sale
bertDeilen fdD af oerdeocne @cgeioen in ben nett
Iidcn noromeitideu uno iHoiDeitliden Staottbeilen
in0 audi I'M norooltIideu Sta6ttbee lit Elm Sal ent'
oedi moroen Durd oieie Gin5elfdIle in cinem balbeu
guben0 bon peridieoeuen StootgegenoeH fam Olc
Geide Itnea meite @erbreiting noeu, menn uidt bic
auBerle g9odlanteit qeiibt miro. @hidider @ee 1T
mcr Gehmobetsomt uht gIeidgiiItig. gs triit ole
W2ahreeeln Die eetroien oeroeH fOnneu nm eine Aus'
breitlmq Ser Seade 5u berbten Dit Der gnoromna,
0ab Die SonntoasiduIen big ou MeitereS gelholleu
beiben lolen bat es Die ete nod berbIiebene @ele'
Qenbet fiir Die Aniammhma- bon anoern aus perdi?'
0enen godbori6aten beieitet GItern onten IN ibrem
eiaenen Sntereic Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nterhben
Ge f0nnen Icbr Dcl sur Nerbltling Der gerbreitung
Ser gaidc beitragen. n6em e bre ainoer bon Den
Girnbeubobnen iernbaten oos Standardization cine
8eonq eiuItcaen nno bren ainoern uerbiete Die M
melborc NodborIhoit 8u oeroiieu. ainocr fonnen
acrooeo Qt Dor Sem eIterden Soiie ooer i'm Scc oes
eItcrIden Soues ipieen iinO riibe 2ut uno Sonnen'
iden aenieBcu mic in elmer gadboritroBe cocr i'm sol
cines reinOen &anles
Gtern fonnen ino ioaten Die @eunobeitssBeboroe
amierIhitcn in Dem aompfe geeen Die Seuhe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
9taIieuls arisaseriIaruua au 0entIdlauO.

GcitoIicniide Negiermg bat eBt enoIid ben UtltD
qciunoen Ieutidlano Den Hreg 81 erfldren. GaB ole
arcaserfIdrnne ibIeBd fommen miiBte, NOR ndd
0cp 9orfommniiien Der letten WaOnote 5u erporten.
Qrob Der abmadlngen 5ipiidcn oen Negierlmgen
Der bcioen 2Gnoer Dob iie Die beioerietgen eiaen'
tbnlSredie repeftren MOLTEN, Deriiige Die talieni'
ide Meacrme su 9lniana oieies Sobres Die 9eidlaa
nobme Der oeuihen 9iienbabnwoggons, bic d POM
areasmsbrud i'm 9mqf 1914 an in Stalieu beiau
ben uno Der IN italieuiihen Sdien befinodlen oeut
idpn 5diffe g(uh nobmei 8ertreter Staens Antbell
al Der Gonferen8 III Ears. in Der bic Gntentemodltc
lid berpIlidteen ibren 2pnoesoneeborigen 5u perbie
ten, pe0er brett nod noirett nit glngeborigen oes
0euden gleides in GeihaitSuerbtp0ung 81 treteH uno
Dicen Boycott od5 mad 5ricoensihIuB nod ortoueben
Geutidlono ontoorteie au oieie italieniide Ssort'
bridiaieit nit Der @initeuimg Der 3ablung BON Al'
ters. mo SnpaIioenrenten itolienilte Staosonge
bSroe oie IN Dautihlmo arbeiteten ooer 9eorbeitct
boticn giec 8oblunaen an italen6e Stantsbirger
rrreidef ole aniebnfe &obe bon Oieroie @liIlionen
W9orf Dos obr, uilo ibre GnlteIime mltB pcn enenl
ndt Qerneen 9beil ocs itolieniiden Totes ihmer6iD
empunoen iporoen iein.
Ginen GinOrud ol Die Striegslaee miro Die italic'
nild,e aricaSertl0rune an Deuti1lano nitt maiden
Gos gticcllano miro fSronfreid feline Sife ienOen
f6nien bodItcns ouf Der 9otatSolbiHiel miro eS lei
ncn 8erbinocten Slfe eiiten f0nnen. Dagegen mer
Den Die i'm Waittemeer operrenOeu oeutlhen llnterlee
booe feline Riidldt nlebr uebnen braudcn oui talic
mihe ariegs. ulio aouifdbrteilAiHe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
9efnnntmadlltnnen.


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D. september 1916, 8lfr untennuoegebenen 3et
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Der SiraBe uni 4.30 9acbmiitags
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-28
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