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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
KING GEORGE GOES
TO FRANCE TO VISIT
THE ENGLISH ARMY
British Sovereign Off to Call on
Headquarters of Expedi-
tionary Force.
PRESS BUREAU ANNOUNCEMENT
Private Secretary and Equerry Ac-
company Monarch on Journey
to Front.
LITTLE DOING, PARIS ASSERTS
Attacks of Germans to North OF
Arras Are Without Result.
BERLIN is FEELING CONFIDENT
All Danger OF Russian Invasion of
a
LITTLE DOING, PARIS ASSERTS
Attacks of Germans to North 0
Arras Are Without Result.
BERLIN IS FEELING CONFIDENT
All Danger Of Russian Invasion of
TeutOn Provinces Now Believed
TO BE Past in KRiser's
Capital

LONDON. Nov. SO.-The official press
bureau announced today that King George
had gone to France last night to visit the
general headquarters of the British eXpe-
ditionary force.
The king was accompanied by his pri-
vate secretary, Baron Stamfordhsm, and
his equerry, Major Wigram.
German Attacks Fail.
PARIS, Nov. 3O-The following official
communication was issued tonight;
There is nothing of Importance to re-
port beyond some attacks from the enemy
to the north of Arras, which were without
result
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-(By Wireless to Lon
don)-The situation at the end of the
last week shows, in the opinion Of mill
tary critics, that the time Is ripe for the
resumption of active operations against
the Russians, which temporarily were
hindered by the advance of Russian rein
forcements in northern Poland The Ger
man successes, the critics contend, defi-
nitely have removed the danger of any
invasion of the German provinces.
Farther south the Austrians are CO
operating to good effect and the Austrian
advance into Servia affords a reasonable
ground for believing that the campaign
there soon will be brought to a successful
conclusion and thus release troops for
action elsewhere. An observer, who has
Just returned from Servia, expresses the
opinion that the Servians are at the end
of their tether."
Foes Attacks RepuIsed.
In the western arena of war the situa-
ton Is not so clear as it is in the east,
but reports continue to show that the
enemy's attacks have been repulsed. The
Germans. It is announced, are gaining
ground and thus gradually nearing a final
deciEion.
Commenting on the sinking OF the Brit
ish steamer Malachite off HaNre last week
by a German submarine. the German
press expresses great satisfaction that
German submaFines are able to operate
SO far from their base as to render the
English channel unsafe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
German Squadron
Passes from Pacific
Into South Atlantic

BUENos AYREs. Argentina. Nov. 30
Dispatches received here from Monte
video insist that there Is good reason TO
believe that the German squadron which
has been operating in the Pacific ocean
is at present in the south Atlantic.
Neither the French nor the British lega-
tion here has any information to confirm
these reports, nevertheless private dis
patches give them credence II is related
among other things that several German
steamers are preparing to leave Monte
video to provision the German warships.
Reports that the German Pacific squad
ron had succeeded In making its way to
the Atlantic have been current for two
days. Under date of November 2S Monte
video reported that the German squadron
had been sighted 600 miles north Of Punta
Pillar, Brazil. bearing northeast
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
LABOR FEDERATION
TRIES TO GUST GUYE
Members of Executive Board Are
Equally Divided on the Propo-
sition at Meeting Sunday,
OVER THE COMPENSATION BILL
Anti-Guye Element Alleges that He
Worked Against the New Law
Although Pledged to Give
IL His support.

bitter fight was waged In the execu-
tive board of the Nebraska Federation of
Labor at the Labor Temple Sunday after
noon against Louis V. Guye, in an effort
to oust him from all official connection
with the state federation In the future.
Several votes were taken on the mat
ter resulting in tie each time.
The fight arose over three protests
coming from three different unions in the
state, asking that he be removed from
any official connection with the state
federation on the grounds that he vio-
lated his pledge TO the union in that as
a member of the legislative committee,
he took an oath TO support the legisla-
ton recommended by the union and then
worked strenuously against the passage
of the worEmen's compensation bill in
the state, The claim was that he was
derelct in his duty in this respect.
Successful in a Way.
When the effort to vote him out of
official connection in the executive board
failed, with repeated tie votes, another
angle of attack was taken which was
considered more OF less successful 1t
was voted that none of the members OF
the legislative committee shall act in a
matter concerning proposed legislation,
unless called upon to do by by the chair
man of the legislative committee. The
chairman is H. Bridewell of Omaha. He
is known to be opposed 10 the Guye ele-
ment so that this resolution was con-
sidered a victory for the anti-Guye men.
AS member OF the legislative COM
mittee Guye had been pledged TO sup
port the workmen's compensation bill
along with other bills which the state
federation had endorsed. When he came
back TO Omaha. however he Immediately
began fighting the measure. Checks
paid for advertising In opposition to the
bill bore the signature Of Louis V. Guye
The friends of the compensation bill
charged him with being the agent Of the
personal-injury lawyers who sought to
defeat the compensation bill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
Mutiny Among German Soldiers
at Bruges; Hundred in Irons

Copyright, 1914. Press Publising Coz
AMSTERDAM Nov. 20. Especial Cable
gram to New York World and Omaha
Bee. ION Friday afternoon two airmen
appeared over Client. dropping bombs
which wounded some civilians.
Great activity prevails around Ghent
and Bruges as large movements OF troops
are taking place In the direction Of the
User. Only small detachments remain
at Client. Bruges. Ecloo Termonde. St.
Nicholas, Deknze and Thieldt.
Troops left Client on Friday night In
the direction OF Ypres On Thursday
evening two trainloads OF young Soldiers.
most OF them between II and IS years old,
arrived at Ghent and left for Ypres.,<
Il is declared that the Germ0hs are
going to make a supreme effort to cross
the User. Whsre It seems they have con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
Monthly Amount Demanded for Sub
sistence of German Troops
In Country.
ORDER OF TEUToN GOVERNOR
Losses of Kaiser from Resistance of
Little Kingdom to Be Made Good.
BERLIN LIKES U. S, GIVING
Much Pleased with Action of Amer
leans In Feeding Starving In
hnbitants OF Devastated
Buffer state.

AMSTERDAM. Nov. So--CVia Londun)-
A message from Brvissels to the Handels-
blad states that the German governor OF
the province OF Bradbant, in which Brus-
sells is located. oonvoked a meeting OF
financiers and told them that Belgium
must pay S6O0O,OoO francs (S7,OOo,OoO
monthly for the maintenance OF German
troops.
In addition TO this sum It is said Bel
gium must contribute a war levy Of S7b,-
100000 francs (s76,0Oo, ,OOO) as a penalty for
violation OF neutrality by Belgium and
losses ensuing therefrom TO Germany.
Germany VIII Not Feed starving.
LONDON. Nov. S0-In response to an
inquiry concerning the authenticity Of an
interview published in English and
American newspapers, which credited a
German soldier designated as General
Won Frankenberg, with the statement
that Germany would have fed the people
Of Belgium II n had not been anticipated
by the kind-hearted action OF the Ameri-
can people, Brand whitlook, American
minister to Belgium. today ssnt the fol-
lowing telegram to the American relief
commission:
II am officially informed by the Ger
man government that there Is no basis
for the statement published in the Ameri-
can and British press to the efenct that
General Won FranlSenberg made the al
legged statements.
No One Authorized to Speak.
There is. indeed. no General Won
Frankenberg at Antwerp. but 1t seems
that Captain FrRnkenburg. a staff Of
ficer not authorized to speak. made
statements to a person claiming 30 be a
newspaper man relating to conditions I'm
Germany. There was no dRngef Of
starvation, he said. in Germany. which
needed no assistance in flooding It's popu-
lation.
-%IIls remarks. thsrsnore were entirely
misunderstood.
The German government renews ftn
official declaration that conditions IN
Belgium are as represented and Views
with great qualification the generous
efforts OF the American people TO relieye
the starving population there. Without
such assistance there must be famine,
and l again repeat my expression OF re-
gret that cruelty reckless statements
should be allowed TO impair the great
work which the generosity OF the Ameri-
can people is carrying on among O
population so deeply In distress"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01

centrated great numbers of troops. An
other report says that at Bruges there
was a mutiny among German soldiers.
Details are not given. but itAIs stated
that some soldiers had been arrested and
taken to Ghent On Wednesday evening
a correspondent there saw about 100 Ger
man soldiers In irons guarded by SOL
diers with fixed bayonets.
In one OF the Client hotels a German
officer has committed suicide.
The Germans are again moving up
heavy guns TO zeebrugge. Twelve of these
cams>-from AK La Chappelle. II Is
learned from Cologne that number OF
troops. including field artillery, have
passed through on their way TO the Rus
sian frontier They were Withdrawn
from the battis front in France where
they had been for about two nnonthA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
CREIGHTON STUDENT
ILL WITH MENINGITIS

Ira Cartney. a senior at the Creighton
college Of medicine, is at the Presby-
terian hospital following an attack of
meningitis, which developed recently
Physicians who are attending the young
man state that chances for his recovery
are slight.
Cartney's home is at Battle Creek,
Neb.. and he is one Of the most popular
students at the college. He has been
acting as assistant in the offices of Drs.
Allison, Dermody, Duncan and Gleeson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
Kaiser Decorates
General Maekensen

LONDON, Nov. 3O.-(5:03 p. MA news
dispatch received here from Dantzlg, in
West Prussia. says that Emperor VIII
liam in a telegram to General Mackensen,
expressed great satisfaction with the sue
cesses achieved by the generals army in
Poland. His majesty conferred on Gen
eral Mackensen the order of merit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
LULL ON THE WESTERN FRONT
German Attacks on Allies' Line in
ArEOnne said to he FruitIess--
zeebruEEe Preparing for
Another Sea Attack.
BULLETIN.

LONDON. Nov. 30.--A dispatch
Co Reuters Telegram company from
Petrograd says that on Monday last
German airmen dropped eighteen
bombs in the main street Of Lodz,
destroying the Golrechter factory,
killing or wounding many of the
population and causing heavy prop
erty damage.
shells falling in zgierx, a few
miles north OF Lodz. started a fire
which destroyed a large part of the
town"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01

LONDON. Nov. so-Referenees to the
Russian success In North Poland have
become somewhat chastened since the
cautionRry report issued by Grand Duke
Nicholas, commander Of the Russian
forces in the field, was made public.
Nevertheless the military critics m the
capitals of the allies. according to dis
patches reaching London, remain con-
WINGED that the German invasion OF Rus
sian Poland has suffered a check which
only the most strenuous efforts OF the
German commanders can save from de-
generating into disaster.
A new report from Petrograd sets forth
CContinued on PaEe Two Column FoUr,1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
The Weather

Forecast for Nebraska Fair.
Temperature at Omaha YesteE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01

Tenn. High Rain
Station and state

IndIcaIeH VI &c OF pTecIpItatIOn-
l. A. WELSH, Local Foreoaster.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
PART OF THE CITY IS BURNING
German Airmen Drop Eighteen
Bombs Into LODI, Killing and
wounding Many.
GERMAN INVASION Is CHECKED
Military Experts of Allies Cling to
the Belief that Teutons Are
Near Disaster.
BERLIN AND VIENNA DIFFER

They Say Battle is Progressing
without Decisive Result.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
HHLLETHN.

MILAN (Via London), Nov. 3d.
The siege of Cracow has begun, ac-
cording to a correspondent of the
Corriere Della Sera. who Is with the
Musoovite army. He wires that the
Russians are bombarding the forts
with their heavy siege guns and that
one Of the suburbs os the city Is re-
ported to be In flames.
BERLIN, Nov. S0.-(By wireless
TO London n)-The following official
statement was given out at military
headquarters today:
There is nothing of note to re-
port from the western theater of the
war.
ION the East Prussian frontier an
attempt by strong Russian forces to
make a surprise attack on the Ger
man Notifications east OF Darkeh-
men failed. with heavy losses to the
enemy. from whom we captured
few officers and 600 men.
South Of the Weichsel (Vistula
river) the counter attacks which we
mentioned yesterday led to satisfao-
tory results. Eighteen cannon and
more than 4,500 prisoners fell into
our hands.
Nothing Of note has occurred IN
southern Poland"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01
olDmparatIve Local Record.
precipitation departures


Departure foN the day.. 90 inch
Total rainfall Aince March la. 43 inches
Deficiency sinca March i...... $50 inches
Deficiency for cdr. period, 1913 6.S3 inches
Deficiency for cdr. period, 1872 S.72 inches
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-01

CONTINUED on Page Two, Column FOur.l
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Cob Scr Semtiseen jSrennS'
ictait.
9pn beimfebrenoen 4mcrifanern.

Sic Sreunoifoft bcs bcutidcn
Bottles fir Die Irnerifaner lit ticf
.geiuurSelt unb funo i6ren Ilisorud in
pielcn Sbnten Der Site lpdbrenb Der
critcu 8od1en be5 erobeu e%urppGiiden
&rieges." 90 ertldrte Srau @enins
min parriion, Die @ittlpe bes Trditz
benton oicics Hameus, Die am 1. Sept.
nit Dem Sampfer ~9tpnoam" bon
Tottcrbam in Neip Dorf laubcte. Sic
unb pieruno5tpan3ig unocre Ireriz
fdner. Ole beim arie9sausbrld III
Seutihlnro ruoren. unter5eifneten
cine grtldruu9 gum 2pbe SeutIhz
lambs. Inter Den llntcr8cid,nern be-
fpnoen itt Die Yrpfeiiprcn Snrrp s..
2ope bon Cornell unb Carl 9. Sebr
bonn Safdpette College.
Imcrttaner, Die lid in Sen eriten
&rieg5tageu in Scutid,lano befunbeu,
murben in feincr @ciIc bclditigt unb
Die belltihc Hegierung that Iaes, I'M
tic gu ihiisen. Sies III Die SuIamz
mcufaIiune Der grfldruugen aller
Slnerifaner. Die aus Scutihlaub 5llz
riiftebrcn. @iniee lpeniac SdQe bon
Seleinigure ereignetcu lid in abges
le9enen Yldscn unb Iold)e SerIpnen.
pclfc bas Hcid, in IutpmpbiIen
our6rciiteu, lparen an1 meiiten be-
trpffeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

4rieasz grtldruns an HllBlanb famen
tic in Berlin an unb ipurben 3cugc
Der unbcidyreiblihen 8egeilrerling Der
8erliner uno Der oerbliiffenoen
Sfneaisfeit Der Nobiliiirun9. Has
iie faun faiien founteu, NOR Die
rapihe Truppen : SeforOeruug. Die
einberufenen Wannl6aften itelten
iit unb iparen in penisen S%tuneen
e~auipirt uno maridfertig. Snner>
hGlb ndJt Stunben ipurDeu pom Char
lottenburser 8abnhpf alls 100000
Solbaten befDrSert. Sic 2iiee ituns
Den idon bereit uuo tobalD elmer nbges
fabren lpar. folete linn Der udfite.
Ratiirfih ipar inter bieien llntitdnbeu
an cine geforoeruug bon Ginil>
p~erioten nift 81 penfcn, dbcr Die
Serliuer mod)ten bicicn llebelItnuo
burdh aliBeritc 2iebenspiirbiafcit nett
uuo Die Inlerifaner iunrcn itbernll
milnpmmene 8dite. Nm 30. Nuguit
lpl,rbe Die crime Ibtheilung Imcris
fdner in einsm grtra5u9e nad) 9iottcr@
oam befGrbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-15

fonrten nntilrlid] fiir Hicmailo
9ebraten iperben, bdSu lit Der Arieg
Gin al ernites @eid)dft.
SD per0amme aus gnn3cm Scr5eu
bic Ocutihsfeinblife Saltung bieiiger
3cituu9eu unO fam oieielbc nitt per-
itebcn. sic io0ten %fpilien, mas mir
Seutiflano unD Den Seutlden 3u pers
bnufen BADEN unb pic Die Seute bier
Jest ouf einmdl ba5u femmen. Die
Slafpen OILS Die Sefreier gnropa's
BON germnniiten Sot du f%eiern, ipiu
mir nid,t in Den aopf. Sd tbcile
nift Die Sheen meines @o1egen Supin
iiber bcn 9anilupismlis ltno Die Ilnz
piife Miliipn, bebdrpte oielmehr, onb
er nit leinen Nniiften bieriiber iid 10
iebr i'm llnreht befinbet, Die lid MIR
icrlals elm Rann i'm l1nreht befmnben
bat. I(5 mir in RuBlanb ipeiiteu,
babe ih hepbndpten fonnen, tpie bus
%olf nit bieien Sheen 9eger Seutifl>
LAMB n%ui9ebeet purbe unb iuenn
0eutihlarb unterlieeen io0te, 10 miro
hunbertidbri9e &%ulturdrbeit pernidtct
nerDeu, benn Die Slaiueu iinb beutc
nod Inn 6unberte bon Sabreu in Der
aultllr 5uriid unb fDnnen nift picper
%dufbauen, mas lie Serftoren."
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atemntatis fftmsicknnersen
oeitiat.

Sic critic Intpenbung bon Slcnn's
Ointment bringt ipfprt bis an Die
idmer3enoc Stelle elm. gs brauht
nidt ciuserieben 5u perben. gs itiat
Die rbeunotiihcu Shmer3eu in Den
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@ernunpungen. Guetidunsen. lpeben
SaIs, Sdnitttpunpen, Neuraleie mo
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fprnio ihreibt: .@s bat bel meinem
NbeumatismuS 8unper gepirft, Der
Shmer5 lit fort, lpbalo id es anlpenbe.
Sd cmpfehle es meineu Sreunben als
bds bette eminent. bus it &c. gcz
brnudtc." 8arantirt. 25 Gents BET
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acknowledgement Der frau5Dliid)en
glrmee" meLbet ein beittihe5 Slatt:
Wie ietner5ett berihtet, herrltten
Wdiern mo Sharlah iut bcrgan9es
men Rintcr bel Den nell etnge5o9enen
Sruppen, ma duf otc nod man9cl@
bate adiernirung infolae Der groben
ll%eberflaung 5uriidsefihrt tpurpe.
SaB Die ScrbdltniHe 6eute 1ttt
guniti9er lie9en. gcht nits Den NcltBe@
rungen Gcs Suipeftionsar3tcs Der
frnn3oiiihcn Irmce Sr. Srounalnt
hcroor, Die cr ~unldngit duf Dem Gon@
greB fiir nQ9emeinc Suaiene IN Spon
gemaht bat. Srouiiaint berid]tete,
odb Der acknowledgement iopobl
Der Hetrlttcu. ais ultdJ Der nus9es
bilbeteu Nunnitaften nod INNER
hohit bciprgniBerregenb lei. Bic
0erhdltniIc ld9en lpeit u~u9ilnItiger
ais in irgenb cinem anbcren europa
ii6en 0tilitdritaote. 9os Terltetz
ipicleu bclfc nichts. Sie Seooltcz
ring miiiie erfubrcr, baB IS b. .. Der
inter Die SABINE berufenen iungen
@eute in hoberem ober aerin9erem
@rnbe tlberfulos ieien. Sm Sabre
1910 ieien bon 5,214 5urild9eitellten
9ienitpflihtigen ABA tIberfulps 9es
lpcien. 5roullaiut id)ldat Dor, Die fir
b%icnittou9lif erfldrten 9erte, bel
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ben Sienitleiitun9en 5u beircien. IS
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Snnotorien ein5uridlten. 9as Sdniz
tdt5ipeieu pcrfiige ilber bic 9an5 lIn6lls
rcitenne Sabresiumme Dor Is Otil>
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prefeKer Stcpart taSclt Sic
SsmtfdbieinSliete Saltnne
Scr preTe.

Nen f.-SrofeiIor SO. 81.
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batteu. gr mar 10 gIiidlid gepeieu,
fir ieine Satin cine Sabine 5~lpeiter
&laiie crlaugcn gu fonncu unb ingte,
banit lei er p%ollauf 5ufrieben seipeicn.
.GS mar feline Scrgniigun9sreiie",
iagte Der @elebrte nit eiuem pbiloioz
pbilfeu Sdbeln, .uno mir IinO Id)on
piel beauemer in europa e~efabren, ais
bieles Wal. nber inter Den pbrpaltenz
ben llmitdnben mar nid)ts anbereS 81
erlpdrteu. &ir befauoen nrS auf
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mud,ten, bnB mir iiber @ien 3uriid
fan1cu. @iS babin 9iug Die Sadie nod
balblpegs, nber bon 8ieu bis nadJ
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gen miiller, lueiter 81 fommen, ip gut
es eben geben luolte. Son brlltaler
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i'd meoer in Seitcrrcid, nod in
Sclrtihlanb, Srontreid pber gnglauo
etruas puhr9enommen unb penn 9tetp
9orter 3eitlln9cn Scrartiges berihtet
BADEN, 10 entipriht bas nitt Den Sbats
laden. Siele Sdlulb on Der Iufs
re9lng trllgen maufe reiicnbe Imcris
funer ielbit, neil lie lid chen abiolut
nift III cine bcrdrti9e Gage hineinz
bcufen fonneu. Bic Giienbnhu>Sez
BORDEN priiben baben getbau. mas tic
fouuteu, nm ms fort5ubelfcu, grtras
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Gin Gnel6nSer iiber Sic Stel,
lung GneIane's itt cures
p6i1ckcn Kriea.

Ils Der &rieg uusbrad), erldien alif
Der Shriftleitung bes Sumburgcr
'srembenblattes elm 9err, Der Die
folgenbe grtldrlne ab5ugeben
piinifte: sd bin ein gngldnber
unb ipobnc ieit pielen Sabren bier in
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meiner 2eibensgenoIIen ungliidlid)e
Gage. @ir iinb feline Gerrdtber an
unierem Scimatblanoe, lpenn mir in
bieiem Neutrality-suspicious.. Der
Seutidlanb aufgesnungen lit, uns
nuf SeutlhlanD's Seite fiiblen. Senn
mir piiieu. bnb es fem Soloatenfrieg
lit, in Dem elm 2anp eegen pa5 anoere
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taren uno Ion9olen ibren Shub finz
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@lemente in unIerem ei9eneu Sanbe
iinb maftlos Dem perbleubeten Sreis
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