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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
CORN EXHIBITED
FOR THE VISITORS
SELECTED SAMPLES FROM PRIZE
WINNING EARS ARE
DISPLAYED.

That the Visitors here during the
Fox Hunt may see the quality of corn
grown in Maury county, Col. Jno. w.
Fry, Of the Board of Trade, has ar.
ranged at the Columbia Bank & Trust
company's window on West Seventh
street, samples picked from the coun-
tvs prize winning corn. II Is probably
the best collection of almost perfect
corn ever shown in the state. Every
ear was selected from corn that took
first prizes either at the County Corn
Show, the State Fair at Nashville or
the Tri-State Fair at Memphis.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
PISTOLS AND
FIRE WORKS UNDER
BAN Of SCHEDULE
MERCHANTS OF CITY IN DOUBT
AS TO RIGHT TO SELL THEM
FOR CHRISTMAS.
list CASE NOW IN The COURTS
But Final Decision Will Not Be
Reached Until After the Holidays
Stringent Rules Promulgated by the
State Fire Prevention Chief.

Whether or not the merchants of
Columbia will sell the usual blank
cartridges, toy pistols, toy cannon, toy
| canes, sky rockets, roman candles, pin
wheels and such other noises and fire
making devices that have been the de-
light of the small Americans from the
time whereof the memory of man run
meth not to the contrary, is a prob
lem that has not yet been decided and
is one that has the merchants up in
the air" 1t is all the result OF recent
rules promulgated by The state depart
ment Of fire prevention, OF which
Charles w. Schuyler is chief and Rob-
ert Irving PEBBLES of the county is
chief deputy.
In regulations promulgated by the
department and having for their object
the suppression and prevention of the
numerous fires that occur at holiday
time. it is expressly provided that toy
pistols, etc, and all of the fire works
mentioned, together with any and all
devices containing chlorate of potash
and sulphur or device for exploding
substances, shall not be sold or placed
on display in the state of Tennessee
1t is likewise provided that no fire
works shall be sold or exploded.
1t is, however, provided that the
city council or any municipality may
allow the public display Of fireworks
by properly qualified individuals
Just what that means no one here
will undertake to say. Would small
boy be properly qualified individ
ual?" But there is no provision for
permitting the mayor or city council
to allow the sale Of the forbidden ar
ticles.
The authority of the state depart
ment of fire prevention to promulgate
and enforce the provisions of this or
der has been challenged in the criminal
court Of Shelby county and decision
rendered to the effect that the order is
void and without the force Of law.
However, the state has appealed and
the question is now pending in the
supreme court. Since the supreme
court will not dispose OF the West
Tennessee docket until next spring,
the final decision will not be rendered
until long after the Christmas holidays
are over In the meantime the mer-
chants simply do not know where they
are "at" They do not know whether
they will sell fireworks and toy pistols,
etc. at the jeopardy of their liberty
and at the same time subject all of
such stock to confirscation. For 1t
Is provided that the state is given
authority to confscate all firearms and
destroy all such fireworks offered for
sale, or display or in use in the state
of Tennessee"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
MEN FEEL TIRED, TOO

While much is said about tired WON
en- it must be remembered that men
also pay the penalty of overwork.
When the kidneys are weak, inactive
or sluggish, when one feels tired out
and miserable, has the blues" lacks
energy and ambition. Foley Kidney
Pills are tonic and strengthening.
They act quickly.-SMISER DRUG
CO.-(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
TOOK THE HURT OUT OF
HER BACK

Mrs. Anna Byrd, Tuscumbia, Ala,
writes: Il was down with my back
so could not stand up more than half
the time. Foley Kidney Pills took all
Of the hurt out" Rheumatic pains,
swollen ankles, backache, stiff joints
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments
indicate disordered kidney and bladder
trouble.-SMISER DRUG CO.-(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
ALLEGED FORGER TO
Be BROUGHT BACK TO
cOlUMB|nFOR TRIAL
MUST, HOWEVER, SERVE FROM
TWO TO FOURTEEN YEARS IN
INDIANA PEN FIRST.
PASSED TWO FORGED CHECKS
Officers Receive Picture Which They
Believe Definitely Establish Fact
That he is Man Wanted Here
Had Narrow Escape Getting Away.
Mondays Daily.)

Alvin Daniels, wanted in Columbia
for forgery, has been located by city
and county officers at Jeffersonville,
Indiana, and will be brought to Column
bia for trial as soon as he finishes
serving a sentence of from two to four
teen years in the Indiana penitentiary.
City Marshal Tom Mclean received
this morning a picture of Daniels,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
COURT OF APPEALS
DECIDES CASES
BILL OF MT. PLEASANT ELEC.
TRIO co. VS.. CUNNINGHAM
Is SUSTAINED.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 49,
Holding that a public service cor
poration owing duties to the pub
lie and patrons cannot executesa
valid contract of partnership In
or leasing Of it's plant and fran
chises and their operation to the
absolute judgment and control of
another, Court Of Appeals today
sustained the contention of the Mt.
Pleasant Electric Co. VS.. E. NJ.
Cunningham. The case came up
from Maury Equity. The bill seek
ing that to impeach the canceila-
ton of the contract between the
complainant and defendant upon
the averment that the contract is
ultra wires and void was sus-
tanned. The judgment of the chan
cellor was affirmed with costs.
The case of Clyde Fitzgerald VS..
L. & N. railroad, from the Maury
county Law Court, was affirmed
with costs by the Court of A.
peals.
In the case of the State of Ten
nessee ex rel. Robert Webb VS.. J.
w. Griffin, sheriff of Maury coun-
ty from the Maury Law Court,
the petition for writ of habeas cor
pus was sustained and the petit
toner Robert Webb is remanded
to the juvenile court of Maury
county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
NO DOUBT ABOUT THIS.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are just .
plain, honest, old-fashioned physic.
They act promptly and effectively on
the bowels without pain, gripping or
nausea. They keep the stomach
sweet, the liver active, and the bowels
regular They Danish biliousness.
sick headache, sour stomach, indiges-
tion.-SMISER DRUG CO.-(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
FINE HOME GROWN TOBACCO

| will be on the Public Square in
Columbia first Monday in December
with wagon load of the finest home
grown tobacco. There will be Burley
for the smoker who wants mild
smoke, stronger tobacco for those who
prefer it. Also plenty for those who
like good "chaw."
nov10-4t J.H. MOORE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
a cIogged System Must Be Cleared

You will find DR.. Kings New Life
Pills gentle yet effective laxative for
removing impurities from the system.
Accumulated waste poisons the blood;
dizziness, biliousness and pimply,
muddy complexion are the distressing
effects. A dose of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills tonight will assure you free
full bowel movement in the morning
At your Druggist, 50c.-(Advt.) 8
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
SKELETON MISSING
MAN ISDlSC0VEREn
BELIEF THAT REMAINS OF MA
RON CLIFTON OF GILES
COUNTY, LOCATED.
Special to The Herald.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 20.-The
skeleton of man with indications
that he was killed by blow on the
head, was found near Elkridge, Law
renee county, Sunday. 1t is supposed
to be the remains Of Marion Clifton,
who left home four months ago to go
to Texas. snd has not since been heard
from. He had about SIS on his perosn
when ne left home.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24

That's what they all say the very
first time they use "GETS-IT." It's
because "GETS-IT' is so simple and
easy to use-put it on in few Sec
onds-because there is no work or
corn fooling to do. no pain that
shoots up to your heart. 1t gets your
corns off your mind. All the time it's
working-and then, that little old
corn peels right off, leaves the clean.
corn-free skin underneath-and your
corn Is gonei No wonder millions
prefer "GETS-1T'. Try II tonight.
"GETS-IT' Dis sold and recom-
mended by druggists everywhere, Csc
2 bottle. or sent on receipt of price
by D. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Ill.
Sold in Columbia and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy BY
STEPHENSON BROS, and VOL
BRIDGE CO.-(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-11-24
''OnIy 'Gsis-IF for
ne After This /! /"
Il @Gets" Every Corn Every Time
Painless. Nothing More SimpIe,

It'll tell you what, I've quit using
toe-eating salves for corns. I've quit
making q package out Of my toes
with bandages and contraptions--
quit digging with knives and scis-
eors. Give me 'GETS-ITs every timegp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

trugcu geitcrn Sc, $3.50 ,901 gegeniibcr
$5,762,124. Die 9ilan5 betrug ST..
O19.561 gegcn $500 ,369 om gIei6eu
Gage oes @orio1res.
g9o6cntliher SnnOelSbc.
rirbt.
Tic Sihlation auf commer5ielleu
imo iuouitricacn @ebiet bat iidl IN
ser lcbtcu @ohc uidt gcdnoert mie
ocr ipoheutlihe SanoelSbcrift Der
1irma 81. o. Ium & So. bcfonnt
qie6t. Ger geginn Oes 5rii6lingS
bat icineu GinihiB oui Sen oeidGits.
gnng Der @oarcu6dlicr in0 &lciu.
geidaitc ousgeiibt. Sabrifontn imO
0jroB3piicbcnb1nolcr iiuO ic6r be.
idGftigt uu0 iino sic ghisiid)tcn IN
piclen 3meigen ie6r gut, mo beiier
ais i'm @oriabrc Su aleiOcritoiicn
2leioungSiiiidcn, @ub- unO Shub.
@oarcn lit 0ie 9}abirogc 0roB.
SSn Der 2onomirt6itait wuroc I'M
Tolgc ocs 9cgens bic 9lr6cit gtriid
ge6oltem lno mcrocu Die Gruten Ct
mas ipdtcr io0cu Gle 9(npilon5un.
gcn bo6cn in groBercm @laBitabe
itottgcrniOeil m0 miro gcbofit, ooB
cine quito @rntc cr5ielt miro. so
brifautci bon Tiin9nlittcl bubeu ibr
@roontt nit groBem @eroienit Der.
fauft, ipcmu aud Scr N1Gr5.Gcrfmi
0inter Dem Turdihnitt 5uriid itouo,
mas oeu bobcu &rciieu aBuihrcibeu
| lit. Die Sobritaton miro non 30
bis 60 @rojent gcrinaer ich alS int
Sabre 1918, mo cine Olenac g4oare
5urild6e6olten lucroen
SroBSipiihcubduolcr III Gonierpcn
6cridtcn pou ciuen alten @cid1ft
Die 9Srciic limo ciiuoS 6o6er mo
founeu Die 3o6htngen lousiam cilL
Giidwaorcn mo @losortitcl cr6oIs
fen qntc Slnirogc Gic 4reiic iiei-
gen IN ocu Sobrtcu itdnoi9 mas
mli oos 6c5lcn BON %otaidc juriid
iliiibrcH IT,
Beid(oblc unroc i'm TonneioirA
i9nitt lnebr ais i'm letter Sabr &C.
i0rocrt. 6abritonicu bon @iircat
aIrtitel mo Wl6bcl berihten mlteS
@eiddii, ebenio iiuo ole @roB Sduos
lcr III Mdide 9lriitel mo 3ubebor
iebr Bririeoen Ter @runoeiaeu'
i6mus.Vortt 1T attip luO uuroen
beu ecbauoe-Snipettor I'M sQldr5
GrlmIbniiis iiir Sduicrbauieu Die c.
ucn Mertb BON 81 Al566l 90 OorIiel.
len cinderciht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

Ger Goutraft fir oeu Bon Oc5
neuen SaldcS ocS ,gIutolobiI Clubs
oou Wtorulouo, Oos All Der Wtouut
&oDol 9Ircralc uuo GotbeOrals 5troBc
erridtpt mcroeu ioIl, lit OIL Die GboS.
8. Stodbauiell So. uergebcH uorOcu.
sic 6hma Gou0b0, Seorn & Go.
pertauitc ali &lnloen fir Charles Y.
CS0ttIinG cjrGnoihidc oH 6rantlin
StroBe, nilton9luemtc imo r..
Stro6c geleacu. Gs ioaen 5lpc
iiGdigc SGidcr auf Dem Goinplcr CT
ridtct ucrOen.
Nr. NSoepb 9iiig bot IN ocmncicll
sGportMcntboils 9lr. S3l @roofS
2onr, oalidl ser Siuoen glucnuc Oos
department. ,gt~ genict6ct
Gis 9lnIage ser pGrcoonolgbt
Sire \ 9lnuDcr Go." uno Wloihiucn
cericlbcl mclde 0iicutiiN pcrouitio
pltrocn limo upu $. Naulcs Sep
prr int 9tuitrnoe oer Millionaire fur
6ln Nrcis uon $4,000 5lrild9eIdllit
nurOdn
Ycirl CScb1u0csSnipcftor Wlroen
op 9SlGnc fit guoIi 5peiitodige (S.
eGu0c. sic an. 9liOacpooo FIocc
ucbc @arriioi glpcnuc, crrid'tct pcr
1elI iQllcn cinQcrcidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
Vra llnnfrnnhra iIhrriIilrI.

%ittSbur0b 9Sa, ~. 9IpriL
gsei ciner NGrsiucbung III ocy
@plnpNg BON Ibonos 2 Solbolt
oeN Rliiaitoucr 6ouncr oer pcr0dl
tstaoue0e. meil CT ini &cr0odtc licbt,
pic nGri.c 9iatiuual @olt" in Noll'
ira Ra, 6srcatt 5n babcl raaocu
Me J5tGeinpMi5iIGl ciueu aroBen
S6ail Ser 9citc alii Gbpo Sl6,090
ii @au!nutcn lpcrcn obDaNoen Ae
foWlnea uno ucGrcrc 500 l1o
s20s9lcten iiu0 ictt IN SolQott 9
SSoauatl entOsdt nogoeu Ssal
Sal9eit ioa Ia aincal SRrtuaoqr96g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14


nuvnl g pc9onn bciier 81 ucrocu uno
',s "us leeI 9cluno bc.eibi uno i0l 5ianoe.
nnwlne poiSoybeit iclbn AZ ucrrihicn.
%p lau' oos @e0eiobIc Gompolno alleu
nt"ueM ~ olc Wonf mo qeibiuddt iinO,
His V glnen pnnoerborcu Ardftcs lnlS &C.
llnppellslhcnoer cnpfehleu, mciu G|attc
laa' oab 20 idlun I'M 6jra6c Idoe, iudre
~ nlpl lur Shr @roeia6lc Gpnipom,O
W6'ue'ly,l W6u Nrau @laudlc NcIieriun,
'o,s s9oiF1traRc, HcS WioineS IA.
s-t, tps nIan llN siuer wiui0drShidcn
pS.3lIo' nuicrSc6t ii IS luciic, All
osrlug1cn oaS lucibIic6c csnitr,n N irSf,
aa5qell a5q9e lulo leipe TedIcr XIII Qi,Nio 6
Nlnilam'S VeectdbIc Ep,rno,,rS 's ,a II.
SSas,o SS o,;s Ss 9ai olcle Sraucu por elmer
i, Sdlrei6t an Oic epOiu 6. Riuf0ou,
-V''ols'ue W S1nn @lnR., nm Nlot0
eF 'vlrO SeFtrOulidJ icim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
9SUu Dcm gll.iiiaii0 Ii G4iua.

yOH Oein NtiiiaaO ii G4ira.
SDcnGDoL i3 2pjuI D'c
llnub6aaaisfcit ocr &s1un5 G5e
@ioug III 9ci'tc in oer@l @aapt'taot
@ml0 Gbom pcotloulrt iooroen
Irci1uaoert 9lMollti5ndrq 9ahcn
aciicn yM o.r c1gINa huleilAeii
Nscn3e ia Mala&ona olc &aie
uin0siuigpAl aialgriiea gll@ aus
Canton ipcrocn IlnrnDcl asAei0.f.
Ics 6iaaa5pr39lai beglmt 0Ir
otua 5l lpcl0el oa 9ie Iclpp4i lef
mc9rrcl 9RoGotMl Hiyet uaiologS
mor0sn iin0 ue0 Qitf Nas5ag9!iG
i9rcr So9ue balssge@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
.Ocirot6s aieen,en.

Conn 9lucao. %. mo @|arp Icaas
gio. q
Gopio " Campbell 2s, imo So,
Ia6 &. 9orflep 2S
9lribnr 3iubcrg, %, 9lap Dorf 9'
y. imo Moro 6 GRIND 81 9li1-
nono, "a
Gjcorgc 0jr,cm 26 (aciAieocn),
ms 9loic 9sonniu0, 26
Sacob @olbuan % lmo Goua
@cnmcrS, l6
sSolicr z Anbu 20 mo 9llcc q,
0eil1olb, 2S-
sllbcrt 5hlosbera 23 mo Sotile
&oicutGal %
yaaaa 8 TbomaS. y, mo Dill
ore0 Sodlnon 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
anrsiturs in glcw.gOrf.


@eriidte iibcr oic politiibe Sihlation
battcu aalrSiar5 aui ser aan5cu
Snic 5ur 6olge. 6rau50iiicber
6ranc crrcihtc ueueu GieiItano.
Scb6oitcr @ouoeI an ser Bal.
timorc 9Sric. @66cntIider
@anOclSbcridt.
Ger Dlortt mar gcitern poQig ani-
gebra1t mo coniilS, oa ii6 Die gtah.
ridt ocrbreitet 6attc, OoB sic Sitito.
tlou nit 1altidlouO cincm @rud
nabe icL uno @roi gernitorfi i'll Der
nodllten Belt icinc &diic erbaltcn
plro, GeS0Ieideu 6otte Oie 9}ad
rltt ilber bic 3uipiblua Scr 9erb0It'
nlne N Nlcrito oiel 81 Dem @ursitlr5
onl Der gan5en 9inie beigetrageu.
Ger ycrfmlf war 5u @eginu ocS
W'arIteS ein iebr itorfer. beinabe ouf-
oriuali4er, inO belt bci ueorigelr
y'otrungcn bis 5unr SdmB Oes "a.
gcs an.
Srob olIcr llutcritiibuigcll tonn.
ten ii1 oic @rciie in un6citimmtcn
3'undcnroilmen ltid)t boltcn lulO
lpuroen nr cinigc 1on3 unbeoeIteu.
DC erbobt9cn am Shhiic luo6rgc.
nommeu.
D'cgicou 9lnthciIc uarcl itanoig
lnltcr Trud. glcyifoiiihcs 8ctro.
iem iiel 612 ouf l02M @rceuc ga
llaca 3l4 ouf l6; Scros Gpnpagnic
. auf lS0 unO Slucricau smelling
VA ali 9S. arie9scfieftcl uno 8cr.
lpauoildaitcn lulroel cbenfoas itart
oetrorlen lm0 iirIcu 9fltoniobilgrllp.
pelI nod mcbr. N}otorc pcrIorcu i'm
Hllqcmeincu 10 Eunftc.
SdlIIobrts slleaabcu itiir5tcn 2
olS 2 &mftc, aupicr / bis ? uno
s'nlerlcon 3uf 3 @ultic. 9lutbeiIe
lelner DeiIinuutcn @rlppcu mlroen
miiacriIiclr.
" 9 SiecI, 0aS iid, licis fcit ac.
5eIat 4otte muBtc t5s All s2N Der
9e0en ino crrcidtc iomit ieiueu uieo.
aal9llcu Siano felt 99oden III groBcu
NoQabcn. Iie Sdwadc Don Reaoinq
,o1r ole Ncranlniilua Der syiibrlmg lit
oeA ellenbabu 2Iusgabcu mcldje mie
SaIaoloa Faciiic lluiou uuo 5outb.
el eell Faciiir Cries, Ct Boid ruO
%clp'NoUcu gleihiaas perlorcn.
,Sl Der 9luircauug iulroc ocm wci.
lcren Sol ocS ;Sronc feline @cobod
tulla 9clbentt, Der cbcuio luic Ger rui.
lll9e 9Scaiel beoelucrlo iieI Ger Sd
EYER 6bed iicI anf G.0711 mo ocr
Aliocl Y olli 30. pas cincn discount
Gl'F Eori Don 40 gro5cut bcocutct.
N' l'artcm (SrgcuiaB birrju Ilc6t ser
nu'lcPlidc Giro Der it ie6r felt jeigt,
nl9 allb oie Rcdlsnorf uno gtcrlin9
y|od oca @oulonsipcis bat iit sic
%olSrcleroc GnalauOs ac6obcu ubcr
o'' 6ronfreids ucrmiuOcrt.
baltimore g6ric.
%lll ocr 1ieIiacu Qorie IiouOc1 sic
NclQ'tIen itorf III sem gorocrQrlnlo.
lug lplr0e 5n geanm ocS vlurftcS
Sle ~ lrO9olicr SauOcI untcr orobcn
aulevapaen bci qiucu 9}otiriuacu
,ouQraenanimcn 0cr o6cr ipdicr ct.
paS abllautc. IoS @anmmtcrcIc
Sl'poc , oea Gosocu glAseabell gcloio
la'f llno roren sic s9ouos oicIcr 9ta
p"H8 20. N ltarfcr 9fatbiragc.
~'r plotIidc &ccbiel ous SCR a.
,2ata'e ~ dn eincm iriidcn ocid)dir Iii
~'Slen w Y SliSao6en miro aiti Sic giiniii-
Wy w, Serld)te ocr @cicllidjait 5lriidgc.
l9 ,.9si. eospcn 1t. Go. 6.Eroscntiac
@ullp'cl init 1914 Gosocn il. So.
Sol..lions nit 2O$A. S9onlauo Ccl
mI i'l 9ab abcr ipotcr aui G@5 aadj,
,., g"llp'lorc lrbc errcidltc iciucn nico
e, 1,sg'' Siono init HE gapuIpo
~" l'd) md y. Gic Glcorings &c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

Sic tDnnCu cS IN SuH grunCn &udliiG
Den iiOcr oic zeitc breiicn, Dner Sie tin
ucn Is In Egpen cunbrtiircH, bic sic
laum leicn tduHeu. sl0cr has DC
nItat 1T uuausgeitht oGs glcidle. ).
Snlt NcntrmuHn, Der oaS beIicbicite bod
gruOiee &ier IN Baltimore uiiuidlt ipe
5iii5irt Jest pglrruw ytrr."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

neutrality-suspicious. ieiii imo crlldri
banaa oaB i1r catte III SER iro0
Idca giadt init aiiicr BroBcH Scl0.
llIiuue nad Nolic gefomnen iet oaB
Nc obcr uidt AcglIit hctts poDrr
0dS (3cl0 icamc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14

pcli mar tdlt Ucrs
Iorcu. Sic sIcr3ts
iogtciI ooB i'd o6nc
eIllc Gpcrati.on
nibt geiuuo iper
oen iHlo teiu Ao6r
IiilQcr lcbeu lpiire
De. Wleiu eIotlc
lpiocrietic iiil ei
ller 6 peralion IND
btncillc mir chJdc
Sv6in 6. SSiut
bani'5 yicActdble
(Eou,l,r.t,N cf.4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-14
atIau adDtr Itcta
mif Die
j MNM0erbar" Gillette.

cNcr lum0crbarc Griol0 rpn
m 5@miots ryNmocrbar" ua6s
rem Sioaacubroo bot gIadIa6muaacr
hcruoroculien aGor ooS c6te pgSmus
OeyO0r@ mabyc SiOa0cuhruO tr0at
iicis oie 3lr @ulcg ilhGrric Gti.
fyttc 2ie III III 5hwor5 oui dclbcal
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