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Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

six months ending with March, tho nutire
period except six days OF October under the
operation OF tho Mckinley bill, was st03, i56,
Sl2, against 1881 ,29l, 1s3 for the correspond.
ing months of the previous year, All increase
OF S22, l62,O39. But the imports of tho preyi-
Gus year had been much the largest known in
any year OF the country's history. Plainly
such vast amount of merchandise could not
have been brought hither within half year
u the free trade stories about the bill had
been true. Tho fact is that the bill does not
suppress imports, but permits in the aggre-
gate larger importations than have ever been
known in any previous year.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

THERE is comparatively little interest
manifested in commercial conventions
since the iiasco at Kansas City, but pre-
parations are going forward for one at
Denver, May 10. The Denver people
will profit by the example of Kansas City
and avoid the serious blunders COM
mitted there. Crisp, Dockery and Cock
rell will not capture the convention for
the democrats and Teller, Wolcott and
Townsend have too much sense to at
tempt TO make n republican demonstra"
tion. They will DO satisfied if it is made
q succesa
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

was not 4 criminal ofrensc. The
girl told tho police some time ago that her
parcuts wanted her to marry young man
who was anxious to wed hGr, but hor choice
was not agreeable 10 tho parents, henco tho
frequent rumpusos In the family
SOME INTERESTING CAs.s
Judge Hall and jury arc engaged In try
ing IL. w. link on tho charge of embozzle.
mont Tho facts IN the case are familiar TO
all readers, Tho county attorney decided to
prosecute on the charge OF embe21lomont as
agent. Tho prosecution finished tho taking
OF It's testimony ut noon, and the dcfonso
then hlcd motion to dismiss the case Oo-
cause the evidence docs not prove that he
embeT2led any one's money, that he never
had appeared for the complaining witness AS
her attorney IN any court and that he had
mover had any direct dealings with the COM
plainant, but that negotiations were con-
dGctcd through another party, to whom
alonc link must bc held responsible. This
point is being argued at present.
In the case Of Williams vs.. Jansen OF al,
tried yesterday the jury returned verdict
Ter plaintiff for Slll.06, but tho defendants
have He'd motion for new trial. The samo
motion was made in tho case of Hancock &
Waters vs.. Stout.
MeSsrs Talbot ,I BRYAN wore appointed tn
dofcnd Il. NJ. Luscher charged with grand
larceny, he being unable to pay for an Sttor
ney
Judge Field is still wrestling with tho
lNdsHluSScn ulNOrCe case, Wnle Judge IlD-
betts aud jury arc trying the case of tho
Sultan cart and carriage company vs.. J. Il.
Mccoy.
Louis Wagner had his trial this afternoon
on the charge Of ourglarizing q. w. Tates
house.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The case against II. S. Wagner, charged
with forgery, has been continued until Mon.
DAY, the prisoner beng released on bail fur
nishcd by his attorney.
Frank Harris is in trouble because he
pawncd watch belonging to the cyprlan in
Jessie Bisbraws den who bears his name
and claims to bc his wife
The Rapid Transit railway company began
suit today in the county court against c. r.
Brown n Brothers, proprietors of the Stand.
ara street railway company, for 1858.
In thediStriCt court of Douglas ConntyIlcnry
Livesey sued Nels q. Brown ct al. for 1851 due
as part payment on 324, 900 bricks delivered
on order to defendants. There had been pre-
Viously sl,i5O paid to Livesoy, The plaintiff
secured judgment in the lower courts, but
The defendants To-Day carried the case TO the
supreme court.
speaker Elder was visitor at the state
house this morning He reports the wheat
crop outlook in this county rs very favorable
George a. Taylor and wife have filed papers
adopting Minnie Belle link, the little duugh.
Ter OF tho unfortunate woman who died
several weeks since under distressing cir
cnmstances. The girl Is TO take the name of
Taylor, and her father relnquishes his
rights,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Take Things Easy.

WUSNInUIUH trItiC,
The proposition tnrt the republican pres-
dental convention meet in May instead of
June or July next year is certainly worthy Of
consideration. On the score of comfort alone
it will of course commend itself to every one
But 1t may be supported on other grounds
The patriots who compose political conven-
tions are only mortal after all, and a surplus
OF heat in mortal blood, with its accompany
ing persplration, il not at all conducive TO
that mental equipoise which should distn-
guish The sotting up Of partY loss.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Down with Pinkcrtun Sluggers.
NeW York Sun.

Many officers and agents of various So
cieties for the maintenance of law and order
seem much more inclined to use firearms than
are sheriffs, constables and policemen They
are too leady with their pistols, perhaps be-
cause they have not so keen sense of their
responsibilities as the ordinary officers of the
law Whatever the reason may be their ten
dency TO employ deadly weapons in making
arrests should be checked and they should
not escape punishment whenever they ex-
ceed their authority in this respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Hothouse Orthodoxy,

indianapolis journal.
1t was rather small1i in the faculty of Cor
nell university to veto the action Of the senior
law class inviting Colonel II. q. Ingersoll to
deliver the annual address at their COM
mencemeut exercises. AS a lawyer, pos
sessed of more than ordinary literary culture,
Colonel lngersoll could entertain law class
without offending an$body's orthodoxy. The
friends OF orthodoxy should be careful not TO
make a sensitive plant of it.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
DEAD SURE FIEND.

Denver Sun.
You will meet him at tho races,
With rose pinned on his coat.
He smiles as blandly as the man
Who wants to get your vote;
He knows about the PAGERS,
And before the bell will ring,
Can give you hurried pointers on
Dead
sure
thing.
You're innocent and take his steer
OF course you lose your stack.
And he explains that he was right
But the fault lay with the track.
"Better luck next time,n he says,
'l've a tip" The bell goes ting"
And again you are not in it on his
sure
thing.
This man is at the ball games too,
And is heard above the din,
Talking about his ''inside snaps"
On which he'll let you in;
His tips are always losing ones,
And no money do they bring,
His chance to go down below is his onl,
Dead
thing.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Few people realize the extent and i'm
portance of the cigar making industry
in the Omaha district Last year Ala, ,3l7
pounds of leaf tobacco were made up into
u, ,725 cigars, on which the revenue
tax paid amounted to $64,S1539, The
Omaha district manufactures more cigars
thah any other in the west, and, as the
hgures show, our smokers are doing a
good deal tor Uncle Sans pocketbook.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Protection and Foreign Trade.

VTV T8VITVf
The Official report of imports puts to rout
another set of free trade falschoods. 1t was
asserted, before and after the Mckinley bill
went into operation, that 1t would stop inn
ports, because il enormously enhanced the
prices OF everything tho paople consumed
The fact is that the vLlue OF imports for tho
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

A MAN named Darius Green invented
flying machine. Theoretically it was
perfect, but practically it was a fiat
hzzle. Prof. Langley of the Smithsonian
at Washington has recently asserted
that human mechanism had finally
solved the problem. Other professors,
however, dispute the proposition, and
ordinary mortals will probably be con-
tent to navigate the earth in the old
fashioned style.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Motor Extensions.

The Walnut Hill motor line is now in op
Grafton along Military avenue to the inter-
section of Grant street, cars having com
menced to run over the new portion Of the
line this morning. Trains are run on ten.
minute schedule, the same as before {
Work on the Benson motor line is progress
ing. This line Is a continuation of the Wal
nut Hill line and will be opened for travel
about June 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

THE supreme court of the United
States mas postponed its decision on the
Behring sea case until the October term.
This is surprise and a disappointment.
The people of both America and England
are anxious to have this irritating con-
troversy disposed of and had hoped the
supreme court would settle it without
telay
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

CITIZEN TRAIN proposes to go to
Italy Via Yokohama to interview Pre-
mier Rudini. Usually this eminent
American gets to the point more alb
ruptly. Rudini will feel as if an Ameri-
can cyclone had struck him after he has
been interviewed by Train.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

OMAHA's police force is on the anxious
seat. The report of their relative
physical fitness for patrol duty has been
filed with the board of fire and police
commissioners and action postponed for
a subsequent meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

THE Iowa miners are determined to
strike for an eight hour day May !. The
Iowa miners claim to have an organiza-
tion 10000 strong. If this be true and the
strike occurs Iowa coal will be scarce
after Nav
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

IL PATRoLMEN and other city employees
who need the advantages of the Pym-
nasium and baths of the Young Mems
Christian association can secure these
privileges for $5 per annum each, they
should reach into their own pockets and
not the city treasury for the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

BOARD of arbitration settled the
street car strike in Detroit in favor of
the employees. Arbitration is sensible
method of determining controversies be-
tween employers and employees. 1t would
save much misery and many millions if
resorted to more generally.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

AFTER all these months of confusion
and the disgraceful incidents of meet
ings of the board Of public works that
body has concluded to adopt an order of
business and rules for the government
of its proceedings. This is encouraging.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Iowa prohibitionists arc falling from
grace, hence series ofrevivals are pro-
posed to stimulate the cause of temper
ance. The prohibition mayor of Iowa
adopted different course though it was
revival of q custom which has stimu-
latinp effect
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

THE Cass county yeomen who at
tempted the role of banditti at Valpar-
also prove to be mere clodhoppers.
they got no Doodle and were captured
besides. They would cheerfully return
to the plow, but Saunders county jury
think they are better fitted for the pen.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

PLENTY HORSES, the Indian assassin
oil Lieutenant Casey, is making a strong
legal fight for acquittal on the ground
that the government had declared war
on the Sioux and therefore the killing
was justiiiablc. Plenty Horses is no
fool. He knows there is no force in that
line OF argument and that he deserves
the gallows,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

TAXPAYING real estate owners who
read The BEE and they all read The
BEE, are fully awake to the Importance
OF an organization for the better govern
ment OF Omaha as we'll as for the ad-
vancement of her commercial interests.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

REALLY, it now looks to the disinter-
ested outsider as If Miss Couzins mad not
been worsted particle in her coutro-
versy with the lady managers of the
wOrld,s ,s fair
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

OMAHA invites the United States
Medical association to meet here next
year in June. AS we shall have the
men that preach in May it is entirely
proper to have the men that practice in
luna
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

The policeman who borrows dollar
or so now and then from saloon-keepers
is good man TO declare unfit for
service, even if he is six feet high and
weighs 20O pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

DOUGLAS county is becoming inter-
ested in the sugar beet. The county
agricultural society offers five premiums
aggregating $500 for the best acre of beets
grown in the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

GROVER CLEVELAND will not talk to
Missouri politicians confidently hereaf-
ter. He finds it as satisfactory and less
embarrassing to talk to teyhole report
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Reminded by Free Coinage.

Indianapolis Journal
Now, If Grover Cleveland can be persuaded
to say that under certain contingencies he
might favor protective tariff policy, he will
be the ideal democratic all-rounl candidate.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
Corns Trampled On.

Denver Sun.
The Nebraska State Journal has n humor-
Gus column called "Al Sorts" A glance at
the familiar and uncredited contents show
that the name should be changed to "All
StOlen.n a.,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
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THE BEE BUILDING,
SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State OF Nebraska ls
County Of Douglas. %
ttate OF Nebraska, L.,

County Of Douglas, IS
George j. 1zschuck, being duly sworn, de-
pores ana says that he Is secretary OF THE BEE
publishing company. thut tire ucfuul average
daily circulation Of THE EAIIY BEE for tho
month Of April, $50 1854 cop cs; for May.
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Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

SECRETARY BALCoMBE of the board
of public works has rendered his resig-
nation The chairman should emulate
the secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

NEwFOUNDLAND will he coerced.
She is too small to rebel, and therefore
the English government can afford to
Ignore the threats of insurrectton over
the fisheries controversy.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Epoch: at is curious that so attractive a
man as Browney never married" Family
influence. All his ancestors for four genera
tions back were bachelors, believe"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Washington Star: Since Mr.. Ingalls, has
gone into potato culture in Kansas litera-
teur of that state has begun a book entitled
"lngalls and His Common -taters."
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
PASSING JESTS.

In his new play Denman Thompson will
have real cider mill in operation on the
stage. Mr.. Thompson Is making mistake.
TO meet with modern public approval he
should have real brewery in the lobby.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
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Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
COKRFsPONDFNCF.
NUsINEss LETTERs.

All communications rotating to news and
editorial matter should be addressed TO the
Editorial Department.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Atchison Globe: Every time man tells
the story of the butterfly and the ant, he en-
courages the loafer in his belief that beauty
and brilliancy more than atone for his use
leSSnesS.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29
VII |,
HIlppb
wHYl
EpcOh.
This paradox of business
My soul doth vex and grieve.
Why do we have receivers when
There's nothing to receive.


Atchison Globe: Every time man tells
the story of the butterfly and the ant he en-
courages the loafer in his belief that beauty
and brilliancy more than atone for his use
lessness.
Denver Sum- ''This pork is full Of quills
or bristles or something" complained Mr..
Joe Scaph at the clearinghouse table the
other morning. ut must be pork-cupine
steak"
Kentucky State Journal Yes, advertising
pays. About several or more or less days
ego su uburbanite lost valuable Jersey cow.
Thursday he advertised for it i'll this
paper, and the cow was found the night be-
fore.
Washington Post: "No, don't want any
lawn-mower,' said the man who was anxious
to chase the agent away. "What desire is
more lawn"
Atchison Globe: Lore is sacred matter
but it is difficult for woman TO make her
fourth or fifth lover believe it.
Philadelphia Times: Tho Georgia editor
who has twenty-three children doesn't seem
to have much trouble in getting out copy.
Binghamton Republican: "Over the Gar
den Wall'' is the favorite lay of the hens, if
garden making Is proceeding on the other
side
New York Recorder: Brown (early in the
morning on side street WHAT'S Jones fun
bling in his waistcoat pocket fora He doesn't
carry his latchkey there.
Smith-No. Here is where he lives and /
think he is feeling for Glove.
Atchison Globe The trouble with the
young is that they do not as the old folks ad-
vise but as they have done.
New York Herald Harry-Belle promised
to be your sister, supposed
Jack-No; her father said he had too many
step-sons already.
New York Herald: One of the singular
things in life is that the lighter mustache
man has the more trouble he experiences in
raising it.
Atchison Globe: A mans idea OF heaven
is place where every one is as good as he is.
Chicago Mail: Minnesota's anti-tghts leg
isation is dead. This is another instance of
the survival of the fttest
Judge Diner--Here waiter l ordered
cornbeef and cabbage, and you have brought
me only the neat
Waiter--De cigar, sab, will be on latah.
Good News: Housekeeper-What makes
butter so high nowl
Dealer-Th' oleomargarine laws mum.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

All business letters and remttnnccs should
be addressed to The Bee Publishing Company,
Omaha. Drafts, checks ana poStollice orders
10 he made payable to the order of the COM
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Denver Sun: "This pork is full Of quills
or bristles or something" complained Mr.
Joe Scaph at the boarding-house table the
other morning. ut must be pork-cupine
Steakn
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Philadelphia Times: Tho Georgia editor
who has twenty-three children doesn't seen
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Atchison Giobe Lore is a sacred matter,
but it is difficult for woman TO make her
fourth or fifth lover believe it,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Kentucky State journal: Yes, advertising
pays. About several or more or less days
ego suburbanite lost valuable Jersey cow.
Thursday he advertised for it i'll this
paper, and the cow was found the night be-
fore,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Washington Post: mo, don't want any
lawn-mower," said the man who was anxious
to chase the agent away. "What desire is
more lawn"
Omaha daily bee., 1891-04-29

Binghamton Republican: "Over the Gar
den Wall' is the favorite lay of the hens, if
garden-making is proceeding on the other
side.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-22
Gin erfrculiher Grlolg.

Die Gjuri6tun9 Der Jog. SeepOitdm,
Ter bat ii6, pie bsute aus gSuIbin9ton
9emeloct ipiro, iolu9it ais but6aus erz
Iplgrci6 erpieien.
"a piellei9t man1e uHicrcr 2eier
nit bieier N2eucrung uu1 ui6t uertraut
iinb, iuollen mir lie turj beI6reibeu.
g5 iinb bics re9Clrcbte Eoltdmter, pefz
DIE uui ben Oceanoampiern SluiiAen ben
Ser. Staateu uno Seuti9lan0 (Sam.
burg uno Sremen) ein9eri6tet iinb.
S6r 3tpcf 1T bic 9cluiunln9 Don 3eit.
Statt baB a(le Ypltlad;n crit bel ibrer
9lnrltnIt biesIeits pOer jenIeits lortirt
unb fir Die lOforti9c gSeiterbefDroerung
fertig 9ema6t iueroen. geI3lebt bics
l1On auf See, unb Sluar fat jcocs bieler
iduImmenbeu Eoltdmter eini9e ameriz
fanil6e ioluie ciltige beuti6s y9lerf5" ,
iucl6e Die 6abrten mitmaGeu uno stuar
binrci6enbe Belt fir iBre 9lr6sit baben
aber bis6cr botl ale Sduoe poll 81 t9ul
batten. Die 3citerlparniB betru9 9leidJ
bel oeu erlteu ScrIu6cn fir Sriefc, Die
III gteiu YOrt objulieIern iua.sn, oOae
Ie1s Stunocn nno bel iuciter Su befOrz
oernoen TOitla9cn man9nial 5luei Sage.
Gegcniudrti9 giebt e5 lol6e Seepuit;
dnter auf 5ebn beutIben 0ampferu.
Ser erlte, Der III 9telu gorf nad Gin
| ITbrun9 Oes neuen Spitems anfam, iua,
Die p6auel" 60. 9tpriO unb ieitben
iinb I6on 10 Eeiien pph SeepUibamp
fern (pon Sremcn mO Samburs) 81
uer5ci6neu. 9ieIclben bra9ten 800,
600 uure9iltrirte uno ii6er 1000 re
9iltrirte Srieie, nuBerbem Die iibli6
Waiie BON Yadeten, 3eituu9eu, Grud
laden ,c 9ie 9r0Bte Senoun9 bra9t
SeepOitamt $50. 2 ouf benz 9ampfs
,@olumbia" Der an 0. 0tai BON Sam
burg anflm: es iuareu 9l ,415 Srief(
Die iofort BEL ibrcr 9tufunft RAID i1eite,
befDrbert iueroen fonuten.
Cine 9roBe 8cquemli9feit bietst bj
9teuerln9 uu6 ben guroparc iienbel
Sic f6nnen BON Gag 5u 5ng ibrc Srie'
Sur &Oit 9eben, 9craoe als pb iie al
terra firma" ipdreu uno All Die n6hii
StrnBensde sin9en, nm cinen Srief
. ben erIten beiten &aiten 81 iuerfen.
: Die jebi9c blifanilbe 8pitpe
paltuna bat ale llria5e auf bieie mel
- nnb niiBli6e, burb bas Ireunblide gn
: se9enfommen Der beutideu 8ei6sreai
n RING betuerfitelligte &efOrm itol; su iei
(St. Qouis Sri6iine.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-22

5ol9e Der 5rudenbeit im@a6st6um De
@eiSens tbatlddli6 elm Stillitano ein9s
treten. Grit bie nllerlebten Sdge babe
usrsin6elte &e9ensiiiie 9ebradt, ruel6
ben Stanb Der 9inse tbeilipeiie sebeher
baben m6sen. lleber 5rOiti6aben tpirI
ni6ts stmelbet. Sn man6en 5eloerl
nu6t ii6 Die beiiii6e Sliese bemertbar
bod bat iie biz jebt nod ni6t piel se
i6abet. Die Mhller baben nur nod
snnS 9eriu9e Sprrdt5e an altem 8eiSel
al Sanb.
Ser 5taat, i'll Dem ii9 Die Iusli6tei
am meiiten ueri6Ge6tert baben, lit &an
ias. 5rodenbeit, beiiilde 5licse uni
@etrcibewanSe baben ben @rtras iteuen
meiie i.br 9eidbrbet. Slm gerinslter
i6eint Der s6abeH nod i'm NOrben bes
staates su ieiu, mo Die grnte etiua II
lcds @p6en beginner tuirb. Sm mitt
lercn S6eils bcsStaates lit es beionbers
bic i6on lun9e anoauernoe 2rodenbeit
ipel6e einen idpn ni6t mebr gang tuiebe,
gut su ma6enben S6aben an9eri9te1
fat, nlo i'm SibOIten ha6en Die Sn.
ieften Die pur furSem nod 9ldn5enbeu
9(usii6tcn peridle6tert. Ser iueitli6s
5Geil bon SanIas bat in ben letten ga:
gen Der uersan9cnen @O6e einen suteu
&esen esbabt, iucl6er fir bie 5armer
9olbes iuertb mar.
Ser Gtano oes Sofers iit i'm @anz
sen scnpmmcn Elm iebr ul9leider nno
ni6t eten 9iinIti9er. Sbeils mar Der
8oHen sur Saat5eit in idle6ter Serfais
Jung, tbeils bat Der 9ufcr ipGter unter
bem Giriluhe ur9iinltiser g8itterunsss
perEdltniIie selittcn. @esenpdrtig
brnu6t ernotbrpenbis &e9eu. 9lm Be ten
linb sic 9(usIibten nod in Nebrasfa.
Sn Soma leibet Die 6afetiaat unter Der
Srcdenbeit i6wer 9totb uub inSlinpis,
Dem tebeutenbiten SaferItaat, iino Die
2(usiidteu bcbeuteuo idle6ter als poris
9es Sabr I'M bieIe 3eit. Ser Sooeu lit
iaIt iiberal bart uno al Der S6erfld6e
su Iamnen gebadsr, uno i'll Der iebten
@ode bat Der 9afcr nidt nur feire
Sort, ion0ern 8udi6yitte 9emadt.
9as &flau5en be5 @clIdtOrns lit
mdbrcno ber ubgelauienen 8Ode int
9lQgemeinen inter 9iinItigen Scrbdltnii=
len gu Guoe 9ciiibrt worhcn. @enn
iett Gin all9emeiner &egcn fommt, 10
bari ser 6armer auf cine rtibe grnte
boffen, iuenn nidbt, ni9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-05-22
@or @ursem crit ,purbe in &id

= 8or &ursenl erit ipurbe in &id
SiG, 8idter Sianc 9. 8eeipm sum
9uIijeiridter seipdblt unb iest itebt er
ieIbft untef Der Inflnse, an einem &in'
besmprb tbeilaenpmmen 81 baben. Sn
einem leeren S9peineltau binter ieinem
Sauie ipurbe nelli1 cine &inbeslei9e
9efunben uno in Der Goronersunter-
iu6uus erboben bic Sei9uorenen Die
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rim ibres neusebpreneu &inoes unb
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