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Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-25

draw supplies, and boats coming without opposition from
Hongkong, Japan, Central and South America and Aus
traia
One of the important objects of the campaign is the
Manila and Dagupan raro d. the possession of which will
cut off the provinces of Zambaes Paggasnan Tarlac,
Pampanga and tava, and give the American army the
claim to larger of country operate than the
town lot which the army camps. North of Angeles,
when get there, will be the torn-up track burned
rails and burned ties. =
1t is interesting note the Army and Na0y Register of
the 4th inst In editorial the attitude is firmly taken,
while praising General Otis and his staff that further help
is urgently needed.
In past experience guerilla warfare has been the hardest
to combat While it exists, the commercial value of the
Philippines is practically The only proved remedy
for guerladom is compromise 1t nasty pill to swallow,
but the the only practical and the illness is
expensive with alarming items The loss of the
Charleston simply addition to the expense
account paid in lives and cash, with what return The
doubtful prestige of lengthy The Philippines of
undoubed strategic Importance in future operations,
commercial and otherwise in the Pacc but scheme of
autonomy could surely be drafted that would, while sats
flying the Tagals, retain to of the advantages of
possession without the expensive and dangerous luxury of
unconstitutional colonization.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-25

Although the latest editorials especially from Western
sources, concur that the present
The Philippine aggressive movement against Aguinaldo is
Question. only the beginning of the end that is
purely optimistic view of the
Aguinaldo is fox with many holes AT the moment tn at
the crafty Filipino is supposed to be enuapped at Baya
bang, Tarac he seventyve miles away fro
the at Boambang. By placing himself out of
munication with Tarlac, he undoubtedly himself off
from the popuous and fertile country surrounding it. which
has hitherto formed his base of supplies Organized resist
ance Federal authority is undoubtedly weakened by
Agunados retreating tactics; but the crafty gentleman
be captured before the 'beginning of the end
reached.
Putting aside organized defense the part of the in
surgents, long guerilla warfare is waged American
occupation will be simply Outside of Luzon the
insurrecton grows instead of In Wundanao
woods, the insurgents hold important ports In Negros and
Cebu General Otis reports fighting between the 10Th, 18th
and 9th Infantry andthe robber bands.
The insurgents feel easy the present state of
affairs. They have miles of territory from which
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-25

Although no official statement has been received from
London of the Tripartite Agreement,
Americas Share Americas share in Samoa is practically
in Samoa. defined. One most important item is the
possession of Pago Pago, generally
sdered by experts the finest harbor in the Pacific
The United States becomes possessed of all the islands Of
the Samoan group which lies of the 17st meridian of
longitude. These islands comprise Tutula which contains
the harbor of Pago Pago, and further east Manua Ooo
singa, Ofoo and Rose Islands
In the island of Tuuila besides five reef harbors similar
those of Upol there the harbo of Pago Pago which
deep and andocked basin whose easy approach and
perfect security vessels o outweigh in value all
the other islands of the group
The situation in the Transvaal is still marked by
news, and little change in the aspect of
In Boerdom. affairs. 1t is evident that the Beers
srainng every effort to reduce Ladysmith
before the relief arrives.
Whether the withstand the heavy bombardment
is still open issue, with slight odds of the British
Continued possession in the face of investment u.s. if
nine-tenth of the law in warfare favorable percentage
The arrival of the troopshps at the Cape, while giving
impetus British arms does not necessarily mean the
speedy closing of the campaign 1t is quite within the
bounds of probability that England will be compelled
send portion of her second army corps being mob
ized before General Sir Redvers Buwer the
crushing aggressive tactics expected to end the The
army corps rapidly concentrating at Cape Town will
have to be split relieve adysmh and check the
ing General Buffers disposal, while powerful enough
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-11-25

The Hawaiian Sugar Planters finished the business of
their eighteenth annual meeting this week
Planters and without adopting any method for concerted
Labor action in procuring foreign labor. The
problem was left to a committee of three for
solution and when the solution reached the committee
will report An interested community waiting for that
report with considerable mpatience. Our planters have
long been used labor that they find themselves
unprepared to abandon altogether and substitute systems
that have been only partially tried AS the nationality of
the labor to be next employed there are almost as many
opinions among the planters there nations the face
of the earth, while there is very little said against the old
sand,by-te Asiatc The Chinaman is the favorte but
he is barred The Japanese will satisfy most if
the leasehod system adopted The American negro has
woudbe patrons but his combatve propensties
against him. The German and the Scandinavian apt
organize strikes and the Portuguese dskes the companion
ship of Asiaics the plantation Italy has vast number
of poor farmers, of the best of whom Mr.. Damon
trying to lead this way.
The WEEKLY expressed the belief weeks ago that
the only logical for the planters pursue in the
face of the Exclusion and AnContract Acts would be to
grant leaseholds acomers for the growing of the
Mr. Baldwin and other planters hold the view
the plan has been tried successfully in places
However, little be said done in this direction till the
trustees committee finish their labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05

cold. A little girl stood at table actually
washing dishes Two young bucks were ly-
ing on the platform, with their feet looping
over upon the floor. The scrawniest and
most wrinkled squaw in America sat Indian
style on the platform, clad in calico dress,
grooming and repeating a wild lament of
eight syllables. At the end of each chant
she parted her pliable and thin lips from her
hard shut mouth and gave us full view of
a perfect set of teeth even back to and in
Guiding the molars. James wife was neither
a beauty nor overly tidy, but she easily led
any other LADY in red" that l saw that day.
All wore moccasns, and Mrs James had on
her reddest blanket. Here we had chairs
to sit upon. This was the last place l Wis
tied, and after the wickiup it seemed palatial.
James raised ten acres of corn that year,
besides some potatoes. l speak thus fully of
James, because at that time he was at the
extreme top notch of progress, and he
shows what is possible.
when l saw these people In the summer
they had left the little wickiup
in the timber, and most of them
were clustered on the bare bottom
lands of the Iowa river, with no bush
to prevent the free play of sun and breeze.
The summer house is built of rough boards
and bark and covered with two or three
lengths of the wickerwork that had served
for the sides of the winter wickiup. These
sheds are much larger than the wickiup, be-
ing about 16x2O feet, should think, all in
one room. with platform on each side of
the room, which is used for catch all /" as
well as for lounging place by day and a
sleeping place at night. These summer
houses are no better furnished than the
wickiup described above. There is the same
sitting and staring into vacancy, with moth
ing to do. Occasionally squaw is seen en-
gagged in dyeing bullrushes for use in the
weaving of mats. Just outside of the shed
and attached to it, crotches have beer
erected, crossed by poles and all covered will
branches in leaf, under which the ever
weary Indian sprawls on a platform AM
catches the breeze and the shade.
q Experiments at Farming.
: A great advance has been made on al
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-05

lines during the last few years, especially
during the current year. More ground Is
under cultivation than ever before, and there
Is demand for a large increase OF break
ing for next years business. BY the rules
of the tribe, any member may select such
ground as he sees fit and put in his crop,
and he will not be disturbed.
l found my old friend James Poweshlek
on the tptop of the first stack he had ever
built. He had built himself out OF reach
Of his ladder, and he was puzzled; but he
made the descent safely at last. This year
James raises sixteen acres Of wheat, ten
acres of corn and fifteen acres Of oats. Every
year he increases his acreage. Several
others are doing nearly as we'll, and one
has passed him in the race There are a
little over 200 acres in crops this year
not a large fraction of 1900 acres, but the
hope lies in the nerve shown in thus defy
ing the prejudices of the fathers and wise
men Of the tribe, all Of whom are relig-
iously set against any advancement. Two
binders were bought this harvest by several
joining funds for a single machine. These
machines were run wholly by Indians, and
the harvest was finished without accident
or repairs.
But Sam Lincoln has vaulted ahead and
SO defed all Indian traditions that he very
nearly jumped out OF the tribe. lie Dullt
himself neat frame dwelling, with a brick
chimney, and plastered the inside; set UP
a cook stove and furnished the house, even
to curtains for the windows. No such in
fidelity to the religion of his people had evel
been dared before. Sam had the bigges
moral battle on his hands that was evel
waged on the reservation. Often h,
wavered. Sometimes he felt that he mus
yield to his friends and Civ,
up the fight. But he finally staggered
through and is now the sole and prou
owner among 400 people of a house wit
pastered walls, a brick chimney and cur
tains at the windows! And l am glad t
note that his dusky bride is the neatest an
most comely squaw that l saw on the occa
sion of my visit.
Whites Sharks Watched.
Still another long step ahead was mad
last November in the appointment by tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Sine S~dredsnsnadt.

yS6redli6e Seiiir6tunS be9te man
fir Die gSittme oes tapieren Generals
8urnbam pom Ma6iaS, Wte., ais bic
9octor.n iusten, ii. t0nnt. nidt bis
Morsen leben," i9r.ibt Srau 9. y.
9incOln, wel6. ibr in Der iur6tbaren
Na6t b.iltanb. aue s%laubten, lie
miiie balo an Der euns.neutSilnouns
iterben, aber lie perlanete na6 Or.
ainS's New DISCOVERY, neil, wie lie
Iuete, bisS ibr i6On mebr ais einmal
bus 9eb.n sersttet unb lie pom oel
NuSsebruns sebeilt babe. Na9 0rei
tlsinen 0oien i6lisf lie rlbtS St'
.sunse Ia6t, unb Der lpeitere @.braud
.beilte lie p~oaltdnois. Oiels puroera
bar. WeSiSin beilt inter @arantt'
9uls., Sruits uno eun8entrantbelten
Reconsideration irei in W. ). Subn''
apotbets.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
cine m,rtbuout 1iblidbet.

Repor Napoleon Der Grf, nod Rub.
lamb ;og. beidieb u cen @eneralpof'
msiIier 9apaletts, sinen Wann, 81 benz
.r unbsoinstes 0ertrauen bate. ju LID
uno ibersab inn cine Nnmeiiuxs aui
1000, 900 Granes nit BEN 8efehle,
bieIen getras 81 bsbebeu unb betrefts
beiisn @srpenouns tueitere Crbre obau'
tuarten. 4nianss mar Is nidt idwer,
oieiem gsfsble gu entfpreden, ipdter
aber, als II in SOIse Der Wa&ri4ten
iiber bas 9robe unslid, bas bic fran
s6iiide Mrmee In RuBlano setroffsn. in
paris cine b09ft bsosntlide Stimmuns
9eeen ben auf benz Rild3use aus Wos'
tau befinoliden Gaiier bemertbar
ma6te, mubte 2apalette beiorsen, Der
ibm anpertrauten Summe, bic sr als
perionli1es gisentbum Napoleons be-
tra6tete, irsenowie perluitis gu tperoen.
Ser geiib oes 8eloes b~sreitete benz ge-
m~iiienbaiten Wanne oaber mande
i6laIlpie Nadt. Gr fiirdtete namentli6
ben Sinan3minilier, Der oas 8elo
nabm, no er's eben fano, uno fam,
ME er ben Sbub BEG &aiiers mOglidf
iider permabren t0nnte. Gnolid perfiel
er oui ben @eoanten, ii6 Solstdfden
MAIDEN uno oisielben 10 austatten gu
laiien, baB lie pplltommen jenen Quart.
banoen olihen, aus benen feline Gmts-
bibliotbet beitano. Sn jeeem oieier
2dIt6en-es maren oeren i'm 8an3en
54-brahte sr 0 1000 6rancs unter
uno mil6te oieie Bidder" unter biz
anoeren aui Den &egalen beiinoli6eu
gdnoe. Niemano botte cine Nbnunq
bon Der apItbayteit oieier Sibliotbet.
uno Saoalette tonnte benz Gai'er mad
beiien Giidtebr msloen, oab 'ein Gigen'
tbum unangetaItet 9eblieben lei.
sd babe nihts Nnoeres erpartet.
entse0nets Napoleon. nSn Sbrer Sanl
III Nllss fiber uno oesbalb bite Id
Sic, aud ferner Der Siiter meine!
SdaBss gu iein. 81. 3eiten limb un'
rubi9, i'd mub pieoer fort, uno tpe'
meib, mann i'd tpisoeriebre. SnoeB-
id pieoerbcle es-oas Gelo bleibt II
Sbrer Germotrung.
9agsgen mar nidts gu MAIDEN. 20
palette muste iid beauemen, Napoleon!
gi9entbum au6 fsrner gu bitten, uni
sr that's tpdbreno Der Wirren uni
GtNrme hss 9obrss 1919 mn 1914
sr that's aud mad Der @%boaniung be
Gorien, uno mar 10 sliidli6. oemlelbsl
nod osiien Giidtebr bon Glba llSl5
bic 81 gdno. nit je 10000 franc
Snbalt unperiebrt iibergeben gu tonnen
Nupoleon mar auberoroentli1 erireu
! uno bot nit Silie Der ~iOfibaren giblio
tbet 2apalettes, rsipeitipe Der BARI
Eedenoen 1000, 900 Granes, iein
6erridait nod einmal. alleroings nu
, fur iurse 3eit, bsfsNist.
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Ger altr s,%1urrldnter 5tnrr unm
]. ]. Hbmann, Richmond, trlinnefpta,
~pfferirt lp1brenb Der ndfittn 60 Gage 9rpbarti9e
- YaraaitS. -
ndhiten 81
Bargains. -

50 9Hp 8 uno 10 Gets 5aiteutrhsr nur 5 Scents.
Cine arp6c Spb.Qpt non Hensn in Shuben iii Sdte hires Nertbes
IS 9sb itmeres init YleB 9dnturtts Manner lnfrjua, scots Der Nn5us.
20 9bb before GuaHtGt u 81 BEN Nnu9
40 lFo itwM2es; nit belt nj WRB ausgiIttrtee unte1eug 81 fl5 oenN n3u8.
2 0 oprpete lW4 Cotton Elanfets All 45ds
Bette Start u @ereb.S ode III $225 per Tusenb
10 BIB ihmaue Tsm.n Sui7atprs. r 25ds ssS hd.
Gin erpbe Yorratb bon ihparHn 9amens 9Rnsen Don 81 anfpdts.
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mir yeswunqu limb, ts II thua am.
Er pollen GU Butter, Sdnal, gr uub 8arofeln, wcfir wr Gb ben pollen Wart
pNs erlaubeu mb sub De 1aars u 8aarprten taben laneu. Sbr tonut quo
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fen as uh mo ih batet Dor II an5eIem Run rt RI
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Int wr}u6 fus Htmn ld6t mo itHn sitRbt So mu 10, 90 Suife 8erte
pdbrub Ter ro8Ie 50 2a@, fir bic IL mbr ais Der Marttpr"s ut SeiHEf SHnsf
lie bfeu. .ex
SpIdr, az nuh ruh GcprGhen taun m, en- neNQ @H0 tath modiHs branden t1
II. III HpnCn. ySlhr ne Der nudt SO lary ttu 10 G1 9'otca @clfnlt nun, mas
ba nal na nN, uenu uHtrge grNie Oes moaht MAIDEN. y. !. |Dman"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
10 police asbt auf .iuenl short cut

leo Yoltce' gebt aut etHeru' short cut'
tbcr Sranspaal nod Waidonalanb.'
Sic 3ihtun9, melde bic g~ngldnber
enter Sameiuns Giibrune sinseidla.
9sn, muBie absr oob balb jsoen tr0it.
.itDen 3meiiel beieitiesn. Gleih3eitis
cerbreiiets iih oas 8eril6t. baB beuaff-
nste Sobannesburser uuf benz @e9e
nud Pretoria ieien, nnb trua ni1t
peni9 sur @ermeblun9 GROCER unrube
uno N%uire9ung bel.
9ie Situation mar fir bic Rsgieruns
cine GuBerlt peinlide. Sbr telesrGpbi=
Id)es 8eiud an Den ltellpertrstenoen
StaatsprG'loenten oes Granle=6reitaa
tes nm geiltano, ME er bur6 Die
Observation-Disclosures sugsIidcrt ror=
Den mar, iono teine SsNdtung. Gu6
bier par man Der Wleinung, oaB es lid
nm ein ourtaus unperfangli6es Inter-
nebmen Der GnslGnoer banoele. Sabei
rildte Or. Sanction nit ieinen Seuten
in mOglidt geracer &i4tung nod
GrVgersoorp Dor.
Shpn elaubten Die Gn9ldnoer ge.
tronnenes Spiel gu huben. als lie lid
plbBlid BON allen Seiten ppn ben
Buren, umstn9elt Iobcn. Sreipillia.
nit itaunenspertber Sdnclligieit uno
unter gepbahtun9 Der 9roBten Torii4t
batten Die @uren SGuier uno Tarm
psrlaiien. pobin Die Na0ridt BON Dem
Ginfoll Der GnglGnoer georungen mar,
I'm lid bieien ais cine ni6t gu inter.
i6GBenoe Streitmaft ent9egen3upers
fen. Ser 6eino wuroe geitlogen unb
Sanction nit Dem 3elt bel SlOdfontein
9efangen 9encmmen.
9m Sage mad Gr. Sameicns @e=
faneennobme tebrte Dieter Murib nit
ben fiinf grileern Sslobaus nod rSelb=
baus" suriif, UNI bort isin pi.ro mie-
Der absulieiern. gu SUB iebte er ieinen
@ee nah r0rpbeio" iolt. Nls er ourt
bic Sapannsn benz @Obnbaus 3uidritt,
lab er lid BON Martbje ernartst. Sic
Lief ibm boil 6reube ent9esen unr iat
ibm ltcls uno nit einem 9lidliden
Sddsln in bas biibide @eIidt.
.Yieter, mas tonnit gu 'tpl3 iein!"
Gr blidts Wartbis nit iidtliGem Gr'
i~taunen an.
.guf mas, Martbje?"
.Su bait bpd bic rduberiidsn eng
ldnoer geiangen 9enommen."
Gr tadte laut auf.
Stu nee, Martbie. 10 arg mar!
nidt. Sd tlb' man bios einmal elmer
Tauerlauf semudt, al ben i'd lang
tenten perbe. Mir tbun nod ollie Gno'
den i'm 9eibe web."
rTu bait bic 2euts sufammsngsbolt
pieter. Ser 2anoratb bats geiagt."
r9l6 mas-i6 bod ni6t allen. S.
tint bic 6elobaus, pom d"lteiten BIZ
gum iiingiien. Die baben ebenio Die
unb nod msbr sstban. 9as 1T bod
} aud nod nitt mas g~eionberss. ga
mub iein, Mortbie. Damn tonnen I'm,
t bic g%nsldnoer nidts t9un, usnn mi
mar Accommodation. gu tomm'
81 Der Batter gu Sauie?-
.Msin, er 1T nit benz Sanoratb ibe
, Selp. pietsr, siaentlid Toll i'd 81
r nidts faeen. aber i'd tann's bed mid
! fir mid bsbalten. gu follii cine Carr
I irieern, pnn Der Rsgisrune Gus. nsi
| Tu 10 TAPER sinsegriffen bait. un
I bann icllit gu aud bel Der nddfe
Gslessnbsit. penn Die g%nsldnoer nil
) osrtommsn. Gelotornet meroen."
,Martbje, tpsnn oas mabr udre !
I rief pieter aus. rWenn lie mir cir
7 Garm antpeiien MOLTEN p! Qut ben Seli
: tornetpoiten mart i'd germ nod LANCE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-30
Dieter Wuribs Duuer(auf.
eins epifcos aus Dem Sam.fcn- cinfau tn
6ransuaal. Don Gilt Spuiit.

9ie benaIoeten @usldufer Der Waga-
Iiesberse tparen in purpurne @lutb ae-'
: tautt, uuo pie Elm 9oloi9er SdeiH lag
<s aui ben peitsn Sapannen, bic lid
Tn @proer9runo Der Jarm vWrpbeio"
ausoebnten uno ben f~riesldnoii6en
Rinoern sur @eiot oienten. Deren 8e.
brill i'm eegenwdrtigen auaenblid
allein bic enoloie Rube unterbra6,
melGe bic Welt 81 eriilllen idien.
SEPT i6rat oas junse Wdoden, oas,
auf einen Spatsn seiiiiyt. unter elmer
ftano uno iinnsno ibrs glide
Iher oas berrlide lanoidaftli6e 8e-
mdloe sleiten lieB. bas ibren gliden
! fid bot. suiammen.
vpula! Yula!" ert0nte Der &uf oes
4 Seiledten Gududs in ibrer unmittel-
: barren NGbe. @ber nidt er bate lie ers
idredt. gu ibren SiBsn in benz boben
fdben Graie reste es lid, uno oas
/. ionnenperbrannte biibide Gjeiidt zines
iunaen Wannes taubte Dor ibr auf.
,pieter, mas bait 0u mid erihredtl'
tam es BON ben 2ippen o.s Wdodens.
= st! st! Wartbje! @eb' iadt
inns Saus Sd tomm' Cir na4. ga
III mas nidt in 2idtisieit. Waa tein
Muiiebens, aber 9ud einmal naa benz
Nuitrano an Der 2anolrabe bin
g9as iiebf gu Bag"
" 2ansiam wenoete oas Wao4en tbr
Geiidt.
.enalii4e SoIoaten, piet.r. Wr
iommen bic berg
.Eirett iiber bic 8rente, Wartbie."
.Was mollen oie?-
.Tas mbdt' id ielbf piffen. Nur
beb' aber ms Saus. 10 redt lan9iam.
bis penn Dir nidts meg tpdre. Sief
- Did au6 nidt mebr um!'
N Sodtlopfenoen Seraens fol9te bal
Hdo6en Der ibr 9s9ebenen Veituns
s1Eie' i6ritt ben i6malen pfao entlang.
!ber brett auf oas eintOdise Wobn
Sfaus suiibrte, in bsiisn finf Jeniterr
Die idsioenoe Some sliibte. piete'
WariB iolgte ibr auf allen gieren in
@raie. Sn Der Ndbe oes 9auies anse
lanet, panbte er iid i%eitrdrts, poourd
er einem Der Nebenaebduoe lid ndberte
bon mo aus er iiber ben Sof, our9 ot
Sintertbur, unseieben oas Wotnbau.
bstreten tonnts. auf benz Gang lab {
fit ibon bon Martbie ertpartet.
, Stun ias', mas los lit, Dieter
Ras gu mir fir einen Sdreden einse
. iast baltl 9as tuaren enslii9e Soloa
ten"
r9abei oentf Gu Dir pobl nidts
glaub's Sir idon. Steiner oentt liz
pos babel. ga bsibt's, Die .WOunte
'Wolice' Der Chartered COMPANY, 81
in getiduanalano suiammen9ebrat
lei. 9ete auf eiuem short cut' nae
Haf6onalano 3uriid. Sas III gelogen
bic baben gang mas @noeres Dor. 81
berf- gn9liibmen limb bel Malmar
iibsr bic GrenSe Qefommen uno mar
fdiren brett auf johannesburg los"
Wartbie pnr treioemeis 9%eroroen.
.Yieter, tuenn ons mabr pdre! 8
ifpeiBt. mas Der Batter ia9ts. Sn Scbau
hesburs iiebt's ni6t gut aus. 8
uitlGnosr wOllen bic gurenregierun
. fhrsen."
Y Cider mnllen ii. hos. S:nmeic
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EhipcrbOriafeit.

Gnt re die Dame. pclhe ourh Or. Nl'
b%rtlNr's 'irntlthe Ehrtro mme'n D.. Shiper'
1frJoist uno Shreuiauisu 9ebelt moroeu
% tai isum Suliitut EN- @e'tent oon
900 El'ar ubermnht, onmit iolte ianbe
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Tds, melt gtlGnbet, Dor mir bllbt,
go b.iB Die Srutelouue gliibt.
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