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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

snder. sir Charles wyndham and a few
others are. Of course. public property. but
many % the London managers prefer to
veil their future movements in mystery
until the last moment.
One of the most interesting plans of the
coming season Is the announced plunge
OF G. p. Huntley. the popular London
comedian. into authorship and manager
ship on his own account at the Hicks
theater by arrangement with Mr.. Frohman.
The house Of Huntley is half American,
for in 1902 he married Eva Kelly. the
buxCm daughter of James r. Kelly, an
American actor, and the American half
has appeared with the comedian in all his
successes since, ending up with My Mi
mosa Maid" in which they were both play
ing lately at the Prince of Wales.
Many Of you will no doubt remember
Huntley in Three Little Maids" and The
School Girl" in both of which musical
pieces he toured the United States -four
or five years ago. Incidentally, Huntley Is
said to be in negotiation with a well knowr
American actress to appear in his coming
Hicks theater production, but he will moi
reveal her name until he has the contract
signed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16


The coming season promises several good
things for the London theater palate. Chief
among them, of course, is Barrie's new
play, which Charles Frohman will present
at the duke OF York's theater, and for
which we have been waiting for so long a
time. The play, which is now in Mr.. Froh-
mans hands, was announced times out Of
number as ready until It devolved into a
case of wolf! Wolf!' The Scottish au-
thor is a bad person to deal with when it
comes to a matter OF futures, and it is
within the range of possibilities that he
would destroy a whole play after writing 1t.
As a matter of fact, he does destroy for
his own satisfaction much more than he
ever gives TO the world.
Also worthy of mention is the return to
London, after an all-too-long absence, of
Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elliott. who
will play a season in a new play at the St.
James theateV< during the provincial tour
OF George Alexander.
JOHN AVA CARPENTER.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

The composer is a compatriot of Franz
Lehar, and his music Is just as popular in
the Austrian capital as that of his col
league. The story Of Mile. Mischief" tells
of the pranks of a young Austrian girl, who
makes a daring wager that she will enter
and remain twenty-four hours within an
Austrian garrison, and by an artful disguise
she does so, but not without endless compli-
cations for every one else concerned in the
story. The scene within the barracks is
said to be full of HILARIOUS comedy situa-
tons. Among her comedy support are
William Norris, Alexander Clark and Rob-
et Broderick. Others in her support are
Coote, Josie Intropidi, Frank Harrington,
Elizabeth Brice. H. S. Barnett and Rose
Winter.
THE Right of Way" which opens the
Broadway thCater, Brooklyn, has gone into
rehearsal. Guy Standing, who spent the
summer in Europe, has returned greatly re-
freshed. Theodore Roberts scored another
great personal success In a middle west
summer production. The Right OF Way"
will make a tour Of the south in mid
season.
Although no heat prostratlons have oc-
CURED in any of the theaters under the
Shubert management all through the sum
mer, mainly because of the large number
of electric fans which are provided both IN
front and back Of the curtain, the Shuberts
have decided to alleviate as much as pos
sible the condition of the members of the
different companies which are playing
throughout the heated term. They have,
therefore, made arrangements Will a large
manufacturer of ice cream and a dealer In
ginger ale to send nightly to the Casino,
Herald Square and Days theaters a supply
OF ice cream and ginger ale, which will be
distributed free to the performers. Begin
ming next week, the chorus girls Hockey
Pokey" man will be stationed In a corner
back on the stage nightly at the three diff
ferent theaters by the Shuberts, which are
row open, so the girls may help themselves
to a little cooling retreshment between
their performances on the stage.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

A London theatrical publication contains
the interesting report that Signor Crasso,
the leading man of the remarkable company
Of Sicllian players who sent thrills up and
down the backs of theater-going London
last February, intends to visit the United
States. The extraordinary realism and in
tensity Of the Italian actors performances
produced a sensation here and should not
fail to have a like effect in the United
States. Another continental celebrity of a
slightly different kind who is said to be
contemplating a trip to the United States
is the clever little French actress. Gaby
Deslys, who has just finished a season at
the Moulin Rouge. Gaby was in England
recently for six months or more, first APP
pearing In ''The New Aladdin at the
Gaiety and at the finish OF the run Of tina
piece shifting to the stage of the Alhambra,
where she appeared in a little sketch giving
her an opportunity of dancing and showing
her undoubted physical charms.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

The Innes band is the result of many years
of effort, of unceasing watchfulness to Sc
cure the best musicians in the world, of
constant and tedious rehearsing, of tireless
effort on the part of lines himself and
by the determination of each individual
member of the organization to give the
best that is in him. Each player is Sc
lected with as much care and considera-
ton as are the several soloists who ac-
company the band, and every man must
pass a rigid examination by lines himself,
before he is accepted as a member Of the
band. lines appointment as director-in-
chief of music of the Worlds fair to be
held at Seattle, Wash, throughout the six
months beginning June l, 1909, will add
additional interest to his coming engage
ment here. This, and the fact that several
vocal artists of International fame will
take part in the performance. promise to
make the occasion a memorable one.
.
This week, commencing tonight. the Hill
man ompany at the Air Dome appears in
a five-act comedy melodrama entitled The
! Pearl of Savoy" beautifully costumed and
with elaborate stage settings. The story
is built around the Marquis Arthur De
| Sivry, a young French nobleman, who, dis
guised as a peasant, wins the love OF a
/ Savoyard peasant girl, Marie Lonalot. His
noble family discover his infatuation and
attempt to force him to marry one of his
own rank and birth. The comedy is fur
nished by Pierrot, a goat herder Of the
Alps, and the commander. The play will
continue throughout the balance of the
week. Next week, being the company's
farewell week in Omaha, they will produce
a new play each night. 'Dr. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" Among the Mormons,' THE
Peddler,'' and others will be repeated.
.
A desire for exciting pleasure that will
break the monotony of the daily routine OF
life is a characteristic of the civilized, mod
ern man. The present systems of occu-
pations demanding long hours OF hard,
nerve-racking labor causes the natural Sc
quence that when evening comes the tired,
careworn business man Graves for recrea.
ton that needs no thought. no waste OF
protoplasm nor deepening of cerebral con.
vulsions. Just such a spot within a radius
of a few miles and reached by a short, COO
spin through picturesque farm country
When the nerve exhausted visitor arrives
at his destination he finds himself amid q
variety Of pleasure devices and aquatic
features that tingle his nervous anatomy
with a high degree of sensation and max,
a favorable metastatic impression on his
whole being. Such is the effect of a visi
to beautiful Lake Manawa, and great IL
the benefit derived thereof by the thou
sands OF daily patrons, who themselves say
one trip is a great cure for the common
and widespread disease known as "all In
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

Rehearsals begin at the Burwood on
Wednesday OF this week. the opening Dill
being christopher, Jr.'. a comedy by
Nadine Lucette Ryley. Miss Elliott Is eX-
pected to return Monday OF Tuesday from
her outing at Chicago and Michigan sum
mer resorts; Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon VIII
reach here on Wednesday morning coming
from California, and Mr.. Grew VIII eonle
from New York on Tuesday. Manager
johnson reports the presence OF his new
scene painter and says he is already at
work. The others of the company will be
here before the day for beginning rehear-
sails. The house opens on Saturday even
ipg, August %.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

The recent unsuccessful attempt to sell
the ground lease of the Aldwych and the
Waldorf theaters, draws attention TO the
fact hat with the lease goes the ownership
Of one of the boxes in each theater in per-
petuity. Despite the efforts of every astute
manager in London. these peculiar privi-
leges remain not only in these theaters, but
in many others. For several years the
holder of a similar privilege in the Duke
of York's theater derived a, considerable in
come from It, but 1 understand that within
recent years Charles Frohman has been
able to corral all these special privileges
in that and other houses controlled by him
The king is a cosmopolitan insofar as his
theater-going is concerned. During the last
season he went to sixteen plays in London.
three in Austria and one in Paris. How
closely the king follows the popular verdict
on a play can be discovered from the fact
thai in only one instance did he visit a play
which was a failure so far as the box office
was concerned. Among the plays witnessed
by his majesty in London were two Ameri.
can importations-'The Earl of Pawtucket'
ard "a White Man" the English version OF
'The Squaw Man" He saw The Merry
Widow" twice, not, however, in England,
! but in Austria.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

William Collier kept his word and deliv-
cred the promised manuscript Of a new play
called '"fhe Patriot to Charles Fronman
lately. At least, II bore all the outward
signs OF being a play. 1t was bound iE an
easily handled manuscript cover. on the
outside was printed The Patriot, a comedy
By William Collier" But inside these very
nice leather covers all else was written in
Mr., Golfers private hieroglyphics, In
scribed, and circumscribed with dialogue
stage business, happy thoughts ana dia-
grams of the scenes. Il am sorry said
Mr.. FrohmaLJ after staring txedly at the
manuscript for some time, but English
German, and enough French TO save me
from starving in Paris, are the only Ian
guages l know. This doesn't look TO me
like any OF these" "oh, yes II is re-
piled Mr.. Collier, land III prove II by
your own stenographer." Ard he must have
succeeded, because The Patriot is Mr.
Golfers play for the coming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

John Cort's enterprises will this season
Include a number Of production ventures:
The first Of these will be a new play OF
Margaret Mayo. This piece, Commence
ment Days. will be revealed on August q
al Red Bank, n. j., and after three shape
theater, Boston, on August 81. This play
will employ a cast of about forty people,
largely OF the feminine persuasion. Among
recent engagements for the cast are Lolita
Robertson. a most promising protege o.
Henry Miller's, and Rose Curry, who was
last season Chauncey Oleotts leading wO-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

A hitch has arisen In the arrangements
of the English syndicate which was to take
the Princess theater off the hands of b. f..
Keith, but from a very good source 1 under
stand that all will be settled amicably in
good time. 1 am also given to understand
by the same Individual that 1t Is possible
that Herbert Sheath, husband of the popular
Ellis Jeffries, who is an actor and dabbles
In management for his own amusement,
will DE among those interested in the man.
agement of the house when 1t is rebuilt,
and that it is very possible that "Pudd'n-
head WILSON, with George Fawcett, the
American actor who made such a hit as
Big Bill In the English production of The
Squaw Man." in the title role, will be the
opening attraction.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

What Charles Frohman is preparing for
early production in New York: Maude
Adams in a new play by J. NJ. Barrie and
in repertory; John Drew IN w. Somerset
Maugham's comedy Jack Straw" Ethel
Barrymore in w. Somerset Maugham's
comedy Lady Frederick Marie Doro in a
new play The Richest Girl" by the author
Of MY Wife, William Gillette in a new
play by the author of The Thief" Sam
SON. Billie Burke in Gladys Unger's adap-
tation of "L'Amour Veille,' Love
Watches;" Hattie williams ip John ]. Nc
Nally's musical melange Fluffy Ruffles, 70
with music by w. T. Francis and jerome
d. Kern and lyrics by Wallace Irwin; Will
lam Collier in his own comedy THE Pa
triot;' The Mollusc," a comedy In three
acts by Hubert Henry Davies, with Joseph
Coyne and Alexandra Carlisle; The Flag
Lieutenant" a new play by Leo Trevor and
Major Drury; Mrs. Dot" a new comedy
by w. Somerset Vaughan; The Like o.
Me-" by Wilfred T.. Colbey, with Doris
keane; Diana of Dobson's," a romantic
comedy by Cicely Hamilton, with Carlotts
Nilsson; The Dollar Princess a new Wen
nese operetIa; The Girls of Gutenberg
with Gertie Millar and members Of the
Gaiety theater, LoEdon; "Chanticlair,, by
I Edmond Rostand. with CoQuelin and Mime
lie Bargy; Isadora Duncan in a series Oi
classical dances; The Brighton Twins q
Farce from the French; Her Father. q
| comedy in three acts; The Two Pins q
romantic comedy by Frank Stayton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16
Gossip About Plays and Players

HEN the Musical Editor OF The
Bee HES himself away to Eu-
rope for = summers outing. he
escapes much OF the little worry
that besets one In this vale OF
tears; but he also passes up a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-16

Rehearsals Of THE Round Up" which
opens August 81 at the Academy of Music,
New York, are being held in the New Am
sterdam theateT. Maclyn Arbuckle, who re-
turns TO the role Of the fat sheriff, had to
leave his farm on the ST, Lawrence river
before he finished his rev barn. This sum
mer he has acquired a new wood lot and
now feels that he Is entitled 10 be enrolled
in the farmer vote" Minnette Barrett is
cast for Polly this season. Julia Dean, who
played the part last year, is laid up in her
summer home with a broken leg.
Mr.. Edward Fitzgerald Foy has begun re-
hearsals or the new vehicle In which he
will be seen during the coming season, en-
titled Mr.. Hamlet OF Broadway" MT. FOy
intends TO appear in the traditional black
costume OF the prince of Denmark, having
discarded the red dress which he wore az
Brighton beach some weeks ago. He has
also obtained the consent OF his manage
ment. The Messrs. Shubert. TO Introduce a
speciality, in which he Will be surrounded
bv twelve grave diggers, doing a slow waltz
with a pick and shovel. reinforced later on
the tune OF The Merry Widow"
Miss Lulu CHASER, who is to begin her first
starring engagement under the manage
ment OF the Messrs, Shubert, has begun re-
bearsals I'M a new Viennese operetta. en-
titled Mile. Mischief sydney Resented
has made a free adaptation of the oriEinal
book by kraatz & Won stark, and the
original music by the. celebrated Niennese
composer. g NJ. Zichrer, has been retained.
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Oct italienIfe glaO "SsIeroatore
Romono" inoebolber Ell Irtttel, ION
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baar6t for Silo9relien. @eo Stber
al airteu iinSes Ell aroeu Then IrT'
6pgning. Oct er Soipitolet, Der o.
iaa lebes al Yreiten, iom iamtioig
meo at bore en- beaig Rouo er et
Stpffe al Ell SGge.
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meo bpermore. on ON en- Sur log
Ell onoer libel. our ban life minSrc
agtet for Oct, uaar oet iteoe / Rrligt
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ira SIiore, Smut Slafsisn og Olof
Sosieim mo poa en- @oaro | Strairt.
poal, boor Der boeOe en- 4ano, ION
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Ro iii ON apeIoer, ubeu at Der
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Der en- Mdrb iro Iuroal. icm beo
SborItein gjsrnisn. meo fine 10 Srs.
bre. Sans % Spar.
Hils, iom life lifte at oisie tom,
off ben til SIai os ia: "Ru er
Stuen NIB al aureolsbitier".
"Spem er bet?" ipurste Olaf bpor'
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iii RiIs Ipareoe: "1et er ole 8drIi.
Epoeue. Stat op gro6er! pi faf
tugae Ell al armene al en- at benz
OLAF. iom iputeS. of oct bar en- eien-
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@i9iter paa. piI6e life bore meo paa
bette, me- trof iIteSct fine 8aSmeIs-
burer AT % la iia pGa Sereer. Soa
bar Ser itine Ell St1tnb, inbtil IiTs
igien begpnbte at fortHle ON, bpor-
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pct en- Warb fra auronl ct Grebom-
merilog.
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par frGufet peS RiIs's foregoaenbe
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at be Haar SoIf / aurboIs 8iGIb.
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8erpoa greb bar I'm "Salptpuoing"
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og iloa RiIs libel. ga Saecn ieue-
re fom for Retterb IF 9boritein ct
r1eget gobt StuosmnaI at fine gps-
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fet guoaet Get oanife gtisiionsiel.
fob arbeiber? Oct iunleoe Budget
ior inbepqrenbe anr er paa O,OOO
ar; men oo Der peb aurets Begun.
helie oor et llnberifuo, fol Der | Mar
ifoiies / oft 275,346 3r. 30 Gre.
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GET. 9eo Ell Sebningemtsiionsfeit !
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.mnfom Der ianlebes - rent ereripel'
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ct ufienbt 8Grf al S6uroalbien.

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anmoDning on iom @aue at moo
taae ct biotiI ufienbt Bert al Den
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M mcSbelt ajsbenbapns Ragiitrat.
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miriIteriet oa Raaiitraten. glan
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tenpoIten". bringer Den Soc Aligiilt
en- i~ntereSiuut WteooelelIe ettcr Oct
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maaterne of i%ammenfaloe en- inter-
aonferense til Srerpeiel'e
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Ter life Rorge gap berne Orontng
fin Silfutnin9.
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ClofuuS. On Stenfsle al Ell iieI-
rem Sorm motom forleben til Sta
ranger Ruieum fra Sunoe | Ssi-
larS, fr. ~9eitlunbet". Stenarten
err. booro apurtiit. og Soabeuet er
cIipieformet, 1919 Gm. itsrite 29na'
&c oa s 9m. itsritc greooe. SpffeI'
fen 3 Gm. Smfring bets 0tiote err
inbhuoaet en- 2 Gm. breS Sure I'll
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set enc, icm err Irmbet pon Toms
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Serre fra 9unbe. geaae bar bet
tiIfpaes, at De er tiIbarneoe az en- az
&c imuffe, bpibe auleitene al bpio
aportiit, iom er ioa pelfienot ira
acknowledgements paa SGoererl
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aonaeu % Miniiterehien.

fanife aougepar, icm utoer lin Reile
( Spaanb operaIt er mobtaget meo
ben itsrite SierteIiabeo al @eioIfnirt'
gen. oflagSe iorleoen Ssnoag et Be
ieg / aonieiIsprPiioent s. 6. Gbrt.
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aeS Srofoit. llnber ben Seitniooag,
iom &inafisbins amtsraao ienere
CAB for a%onseporret, uotaIte Som
gen lin Snf for be imuffe 3iner.
han % Sronninqen bopbe tiIbragt /
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cqIon paa fin Taoers 8egne for oer
Sio, So Riniiteren bar iom en- Bro
mellem Solicit % aongen. Seq peo,
ptrebe acngeu at Den DPano. Der
itaar peo min SIDE, npber oenne Be-
foIfnings iauoe Siaio, % ieg snIfer,
at oct nlaa Iptfes bam at iaa lslt De
Itorc Refcrmer, iom MI itaar paa
9agsor6enen.
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NatipnoIicreniu9 til getiPmpeIie al
Suberfuloien bar III bpgget lit lio.
tie Sanatorium peo RaffebsQe poa
Spen. Ger er life plaulagt Here
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til Here. Acknowledgement raaoer
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inSbeiattet Iubelsforenin9erS 100
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293 Senge for R9nb, 307 for apin'
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9anmarf 1000 SoIfeiauatorieienge,
9ette er, ifriper "Gannebrcg", /
SorboIo til Snobpegerantaaet bet
Itsrite antaI, ncget Sanb ! geroen
bar.
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Iig", ffrcp 9aptein @abIbera, Ell
fcrbenprrenbe Sisfnptein I Srpno'
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grep til en- Zen | Ren yorf, hos
bpem ban beitilte en- Gel 8arer.
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emil RieIieu, Reoaftsren for "Ror'
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forte, men ilaoerbe aubefoIing brdgt
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Cane | 8er6en inblsber pfte geItil'
Iinaer pan alirifo. Gen er ianoeli.
gen ct 9pgemiboel for aIe SoIfelng.
Spsra life oerom pad apothetet.
Den er ingen nImirbelig Sdnoels'
bare, men faces fitu oeo at benoertoe
fla iii Or. Better Sabrrep 4 Cons
Go, 112-t1S 60. Sopne aoe..
Gbicoao, Sn.. eller til en- al oeres
2otaI. gaenter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-25
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Sunbalen. SISen optom bagom
geiien, antaselig foranriaset peo en-
eaer onoen Sell / 9~pgninaen al
Wurpiben. Gae Goboerne blcu TIL
falbte pso Eelefoner, men bar fife
iitunb iii of uorette noQet, ba SIoen
cnerebe bopSe faaet Operbnano og
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ielofslgeIig
life bar ipnoerIig effeftipe. 8illaeiL
Der Iiaaer i Ell imuf 6uruifog, be-
boebes al ct Sar engelite SamiIler,
Der tog meset aftiO Del / Reoningen
al bet iGrbeIes p9r6iiuloe Snobo.
gpsninsen bar asiurerct for 1000
ar. / ben offentlige granbfoSie,
Den Iaa paa ct al oe pofreite Steocr
/ belle Sunoalen, pno ct fremlprtn'
senoe Eunft peo @Iperbsi meb plot
lloipn oper Solen og oen raift itrsnt'
menbe m9etiee Grtpa, Der iIpnger
iig iom ct gaanb ON De imuffe et'
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