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Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
DEADLOCK now
LOOMS ON BILLS
over SCHOOLS
Conference Committees Are
Named by House and
Senate to Try to
Reach Agreement. s.
From a Staff Correspondent.

Lincoln, Feb. 26-(Special.)--A
deadlock is looming in the legisA-
ture over foreign language legisla-
ton over the refusal of the Nebras-
ka state senate today to accept the
house amendments to the Siman
bill, H. r. No. "a, making it unlaw-
full to give foreign language in
struction in public, private and
paroohial schools below the eighth
grade.
After rejecting the amendments,
the senate named a conference COM
mittee, consisting of Senators
Siman, Reed and Cordial. The up
per branch has announced that it
will stand upon the one provision
stricken out in the house, including
church and UNCONVENTIONAL"
schools in the provisions of the act.
The house bill places no restriction
in the Sunday schools, which is the
sticking point in the senate's craw.
The senate likewise is strongly ia
favor of prohibiting the use of for
eign language above the eighth
grade except upon approval of the
state superintendent, but may be
expected to yield on this point.
The house conference committee
names includes Gerhart, Byrum and
Reynolds. Reynolds opposed the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
LINCOLN LABOR
OPPOSES STATE
MOVIE CENSOR
Capital City Unions Believe
Federal Censorship of Films
Is Sufficient; Pass ReSO-
luIIonS Against Bill.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 26.-The fol-
lowing resolution has been passed
by the Central Labor union Of this
city on moving picture censorship:
There is pending before this
session of the legislature a bill
which is said to be for the purpose
OF censoring moving pictures by a
state board of censors. and if this
bill becomes law it will practically
put out of business all moving pic
ture houses in the state, owing to
the extra expense and needless red
tape usually required by such or
ganizations and boards created to
satisfy the whims and ambitions Of
those who seek to pass Judgment
upon the wants and needs of other
people without any qualifications for
such service aside from personal de-
sires to appear in some degree in
the limelight. The federal gov
eminent has provided ample censor
ship for moving pictures and the
creation of a board in Nebraska
would only result in duplication and
the fixing of different standards.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Central La
Dor union Of the city of Lincoln
protest against the passage and
approval Of the law or bill now
pending before the present session,
having for its purpose the creation
of a state board of moving picture
censors."
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Both Houses May Adjourn
Today Until Next Week

Lincoln,~ Feb. 20. Especial y
Out of respect for Mrs. Samuel Nc
Kelvie, mother of Governor Nc
Kelvie, whose funeral was held at
Fairfield, neither branch of the
Legislature was in session Wednes-
day afternoon.
Both the house and senate will
convene Thursday morning, but the
lawmakers are expected to take a
long adjournment to at least Nom
day afternoon or Tuesday. The
recess will be taken in order that
the banker, farmer and realty men,
bers of the legislature may be home
March /,
Adjournment until next week will
require the joint agreement of both
houses. -
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
IS
GIVEN ANOTHER
BLOW BY SENATE
Penalty Now for Anyone
Tried for a Crime to
Give a Fictitious
Name.
From a staff CORRESPONDENT.

Lincoln, Feb. 26.-(Special.)-
The senate today took another crack
at the bootlegger in passing S. F..
1877, a bill drafted by the senate
judiciary committee, making it a
misdemeanor for any person being
tried for a crime to give fictitious
name.
The bill is aimed directly at the
dry law violator, who, to avoid pub
licity, gives police officials or state
agents bogus name.
A call of the house was necessary
to muster sufficient votes to pass
Senator Meals bill, S. F. 208, max
ing it an offense for any person to
sell firearms to an unauthorized per-
son. Taylor, Tanner, Sturn and
Warner were absent from the cham
Der. The bill finally mustered Is
votes to six against-enough to pass.
Hoagland's resolution to the ma
tional congress, urging the passage
of the soldiers compensation act,
sailed through without dissenting
vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Pioneer Railroad Man
Dies al Home in Fremont

Fremont, Neb., Feb. 26.-(Spe-
>cial.l-Carl Feidman, who was at
Ogden when the last spike con-
Meeting the Union and Western Pa
cihc lines was driven, died at his
home here Wednesday at the age of
81. Mr. Feldman came to Dodge
county So years ago. When the
Union Pacific started to building
west out of Omaha he entered the
company's employ as section fore
man. He remained with the COM
pany until the road was completed
to Ogden. Later he conducted a
hotel in Omaha and in 1887 came to
Fremont to work for the North
western. His widow, two sons,
Otto II. of Fremont and Charles Of
Omaha, and three daughters, Mrs.
]. w. Mengel, Wahoo; Mrs. H. N.
Miller, Lincoln, and Mrs. Julia Ter
williger, Woodstock, ILL.,, are the
close surviving relatives.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Rabbit FanCierS and
Breeders to STAGE Show

Nebraska rabbit fanciers and
breeders have a show scheduled for
Omaha, March So. 1t will be held
in the old Wells-Fargo Express
company building, ia South Fiji
tenth street. 1t is proposed to
show everything in the rabbit line
from the cottontail, up to the jack,
including numerous breeds of Bel
gian hares and Flemish giants. c. S.
Gibson, Detroit, Mich, secretary Of
the National Breeders and Fanciers'
association, will be here to do the
Judging.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
IS PERSONS IN
Home OVERCOME,
| KILLED, BY GAS
Daughter Of Norfolk Farmer
Dies Following Peculiar AC-
C:dent; IL Others Have Mar
row Escape From Death.

Norfolk, Neb., Feb. 26.-(Speciai.)
Planer, daughter of Fred
Planer, a farmer living 10 miles
north OF here, was killed and II
other members of the family were
overcome by gas from a coal stove
in the house last night,
Fred Planer, who still is under
the care of "a physician. this after
noon is in serious condition and
doubts are entertained as to his
chance to recover.
The victims of the peculiar acct
dent were found unconscious lying
all over the six-room house by Miss
Lidia Planer, "a years old, the old
est of II children, who returned
home at 9 o'clock from visit to
the home OF neighbor.
Baby in Mothers Arms.
The six months old baby was
found nesting in the arms of its
mother. Though unconscious, the
infant shows today the effects of
gas poisoning less than any of the
other victims.
Miss Planer found her mother,
father and the baby lying on the
floor in the dining room, where the
stove was located. The Others were
lying on the floor in the different
rooms. She Immediately telephoned
for assistance to Norfolk, and DR..
c. K. Mullong, city physician, re-
sponded. Miss Elsie Planer was
lying on the kitchen floor dead
when her sister entered the house.
DR.. Mullong worked with the vic
tins for hours before they regained
consciousness. Fred Planer has
not yet fully recovered.
Never Realized Danger.
There was no indication in the
house of a struggle, or that any at
tempt was made by any of the fam
lily to escape. 1t is thought the gas
fumes gradually Slapped their vital
ity until they were overcome with
sleep without realizing the danger
of the situation.
According to DR.. Mullong if Miss
Planer had been IS minutes later in
arriving on the scene all of the oc-
eupants of the house would have
been dead.
The stove is a large base hard
coal burner. For several weeks, it
was said, soft coal was used foi
fuel in it. Miss Planer declared
they never before had noticed the
odor of gas escaping from the stove.
Found Family Overcome.
81 was Mortified to find my moth
er, father and the baby lying on the
floor" said Miss Planer. 81 knew
something terrible he'd happened.
l entered the house through the
side door leading into the dining
room. As soon as l stepped i'll !
was stihed by the gas, and at the
same instant my eyes fell on the
PROSTATE forms. / rushed to the
windows and opened them. When
l called to my sisters and brothers
and Dot no response I hurried into
the other rooms and found each
member of the household overcome
and unable to speak
81 called Norfolk. and in short
while DR.. Mullong arrived. At first
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Bills Passed

H. R. No. %. by Thompson--Repeals
law requiring official notices to be pub
lshed in foreign language newspapers.
II. r. No. 291, by Berka-Prohibits the
display Of red or black flags except for
railroad signal purposes. Penalty, $1,000.
Five year jail term.
S. F. No. 176, by Cronin-Gives county
board exclusive superintedenee Of the
poor
H. R. No. 145. by Douglas County Dele
gates-Raises salaries of Omaha fIremen
and policemen.
II. R. No. 1871, by Larsen-Empowers
employe or employer in strikes or lockout
troubles to initiate proceedings by the
state board Of mediation for settlement
S. F. No. 55, by Cronin-License fee for
private employment agencies $4,000 per
year. Designed to be prohibitive.
S. F. No. 56, by Randall-Provides for
assessment of property for taxation at full
value instead of 20 per cent.
H. r, No. 20s, by Allan and Larsen
Forbids discharge Of ianitors in Omaha
schools, who have served for year or more
without a public hearing
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Senate Would Keep Red
FIau Out of the State

Lincoln, Feb. 26.-(Special.)-If
Governor McKelvie signs the Berka
bill. H. r. POI, the red flag will be
banished from Nebraska. The bill
passed the senate today after having
previously survived the mill in the
house.
The Berka bill makes it unlawful
to display the red or black emblems
in this state and provides a penalty
of $1,000 fine or five years in the
penitentiary. 1t is especially design
ed to reach socialistic agitators in
their attempt to foment disorders
and trouble.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Merchants of Fremont
to Hold STYLE Show Soon

Fremont, Neb., Feb. 26.-(Spe-
cial. Fremont merchants at their
monthly meeting Tuesday evening
voted to put on a style show with
in the next few weeks. A commit
tee was appointed to make arrange
ments. David Kaufman of Grand
Island was the principal speaker.
Mr.. kaufman told of the need of
service in the management of a
mercantile establishment.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
State Fan Board Is
After ace as Card
for Far This Fall.
From a Staff CORRESPONDENT.

Lincoln, Feb. 26.-(Special. 1.-The
Nebraska state fair management is
dickering to secure as a state fair
attraction this year the appearance
of one of the leading American
aces" who has 20 Hun planes to his
credit. While this ace" is we'll
known, Secretary Danielson\i is not
announcing his name until the man
agement is more certain of securing
him.
The Nebraska fair has secured the
Yankee Robinson show for a grand
stand attraction. Besides the usual
aerlalists and aerobats the show
carries a menagerie of trained
pumas, leopards, lions, zebras, sea
lions, Npigs, camels, pigeons, ele-
plants and black and polar bears.
Fireworks secured for four nights
cf the fair include THE Battle of
St. &ihiel" and THE Peace Jubilee"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
John R. Mccain Named
Postmaster at Beatrice

Washington, Feb. 26.-Nomina-
tons of hundreds of postmasters
were sent to the senate today by
President Wilson, most of them be-
ing denominations. Among them
were:
John H. Pettibone, Burlington,
Ia; Bernhard NJ. Jacobson, Gin
ton, H.; John R. Mccain, Beatrice,
Neb.; William Lowe, Madison, S. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Women May Vote at the
Coming City Election

Lincoln, Feb. %. = (Special.)-
Nebraska cities and towns are be-
ing officially informed by the OF
fee of Attorney General Davis that
women may vote at the coming city
election in April,
The opinion by Judge Barnes has
been based on the fact that Judge
L. A. Fiansburg, in the district
court here, by his order declaring
void the "antis" referendum petition,
left limited suffrage in full force,
regardless of the fact that the ants
appealed the decision to the Ncbras-
ka supreme court.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Potatoes Go to Waste for
Want of Buyers at so Cents

Lincoln, Feb. 20 Especial -
According to a letter received by
Governor McKelvie, over 10000
bushels of potatoes, culled so that
none is smaller than a teacup, will
soon be spelling for want Of buyers
at 90 cents a bushel at Miniature,
Neb. There are from 20 to rs car
loads in the community.
For the sake of the starving peo-
pie, please give your attention to
this" says the letter. Full informa-
ton can be obtained from Philo
Tilson or Clyde Mills of Miniature,
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Sixteen DemOblIizatlOn
CenterS Ordered Closed

Washington, Feb. 26.-orders dis
continuing Camp Logan, Tex one
of the points originally designated
as rehabilitation centers. were am
nounced today BY the War depart
ment. This makes 10 camps to be
ordered closed since November II.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Short Session Because of
Funeral Of Mrs. MCKeIvie

Lincoln, Feb. 26.-(Special. AS
an expression of sympathy for Gov
ernor McKelvie, the state senate to-
day remained in session only an
hodr. Resolutions were adopted to
be sent to the governor and to be
spread upon the records of the SEN
ate.
Lieut. Gov. Barrows and Speaker
Dalbey attended the funeral of Mrs.
McKelvie, the governors mother,
which was held at Fairfield this
afternoon,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27
Bishop Hays Appointed
Archbishop of New York

New York. Feb. disappointment
of Bishop Patrick ]. Hays as arch
bishop Of New York, succeeding
the late John M. Farley, was an
nounced today at the archiepiscopal
residence by Monsignor Dunn,
chancellor of the diocese.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27

foreign language blu when it was
up for considerationNin the lower
branch and some indignation has
been shown over his appointment as
a member of the conference COM
mittee.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-27

thought everyone was dead. Later
noticed mother was breathing and
saw signs of life with the others.
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uppcnpi fiiebt Sdtiit5
bei Sen Gid,ccbctt
Die tidehiidlc Nrmee fat cine Gtdr4
fe BON 243,000 Mann er.
reidlt.

gsnlbington 8. e. 7. Suut.-
S8ie @rof 9fpponbi, Der friibere llf-
Qorilfe 4uLtlsn1iniiter, III einenl
Hltoerboot iiber oie 9onau su oen
Si6eden-S Slobafen aefloben lino bic
Reeierlmg orgeflebt bat, i'm nihf
ous3uliefern, llnter bem 9eripra.
den, bnB er Gin geboriamer Inter.
ton neroen ipoIle, miro III elmer
nmtIiden 3epeide oorgeIegt, Die oer
beige Gorntiiidr Oieias tteuen
Stoates erbalten bat.
9i,ieIte 9epeife meloet. oaB Die
Stdrfe@ber tideho-ilohafiiben 2lr-
mec iIg g4u0ect atf 243.000 feitge.
iebt tpuroe uro gleid5eittg inirO Die
8ebauptltno qerla6t, Dob es Der Elm.
aige Stuat 1T, Dem es geliiiigen,
zine glrHtee ouf bentofrotiiber 9diis
gu orgoniiieren unb babel bod cine
oiS3ipliaierte glrniee lei.
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Bericbtc iiber ttcMc
JnScitucrfc rfcl9lIneelt

9lcp gorf, 7. 3lmi. Ger iiibi'
i1en organization bon glmerifn
miro bon ibrer 3peigltele in &open-
bogen qemeISet, 0aB es in Der neuen
poInii9cn 9fepubIif neuerOin9s Oh
beri6iaoereu Stel[en 5u i6meren
acknowledgment gefommen lit.
Cine 0erlelben fano am %. glai in
8orpd itutt, nobel polniife Erup'
ben odlt5ebn @erionen groBtentpil3
jiioii6c GSroten unb Mdbden er-
moroet bnbar. glm eGei6en Soge
fan0en 45nIihe erauiige 8orgdnge
ordl in G3enitohou itott, nobel neun
ScbrGer ibr 2eben loiien mlBten.
Gie iiioiihen MitgIie6er oes poIni-
ihcn oanNtogcs ri6teten on oen
9r1iioeaten Ser polniiden &epublif,
eyonace 8aoererusfi, einen offenen
9rief III neItem oie Srllppen bes
General S1Ger fir Die er6bliden
gtorofatin unter Der iil0iihen Sc.
DoIferun9 bcrautportlif gcbnlten
mer0en.
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Ginibt6ttkmtt0
Scr GiittuaaSermito

s8ui9irgton, 7. SUM. Sim Grei.
log plr6e piite gorIage I'M Sennt|
eingereidt. pcnod bic ginDnn-l
hcrltng ouf Die 9auer bon 5 sobI
rem rnlter itrengen MaBregelit gel
gen oic 3uIaiiung 6reuOer tn bic.
fem 2anoa hsrboten miro. Cine gor.
loge iuurSe ron Senator Sing, Ge.
nofrot. bon llfab, eingereiht, mo-
nod oIle frcroe gnordiIten dlisee.
i6loIIen luqrben ioIen Die ouf eineti
itmitlrs ser &egierrng binorbeiten.
Cine onoere Sill, bon benz Geno.
tor Sterling bon Gii0.9afotd, 9fe.
publifaner, eingereiflt, min bic
9iirgerrcGtseriebe Onbin ob1i1berr,
0nb jeeer, her iein 8iirgerreht
ourh Uetrua erIongt, o0er gl1oern
ho8u berbolfen bat, ebenio[s ent-
biirqert miro.
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GnSc Scs Strciks INT
1pinnipee ertuartct
sIr6citer iInS hes glnsitanbcs miibc
nnt ippllcn an igrer glrbeit
5nriiffe9rcH.

gSinnipeg. 9ian., 7. Sulti.-g(n'
geli9ts Oes iid raid n1bernOen gnOc
oes @enprnIitrcifs, perinden Die bic,
iiaen 9[rbeiteriiibrer nit Den @rob,
inouitrieI(en gu einem llebereinfom,
men 3t gelnnnen. Gelegotionen bon
orooniIierten glrbeitern erfldrten
0oB lie Gm 1lont1g nod ibren glr,
beitsIteEen auriiftebren merOen
foaS Die slrbeiterfiibrer ein nnnebm'
5ores ilebereinfonitilen nit ben Str
beitsge6crn obiDeiien iollten 9it
MiBbiIligi,nq 6es @eneroIitreifs bon
iciten ou8Qeu1uiterter SoIooten fol-
fur oi2ien pIobliden 8eiinnltn9s.
luehiel pcrnutiuortIifJ iein
@iir3srneiiter @rop erlieB elne
Sta6treror6ntng, oer3ufolge offent.
li6e 9ora6ea unteriagt fino, iporaui
iif Die 5treifer itnb beren g(nb6n.
ger I'M 9iCtorio gorf su elmer WaI.
ienDerininnItlng einfanbeh tp6brent
Oie 8uriifeefebrten Gol6oten I'M
9luoitorium cine 8eriommllln9 a6'
bieIten,
3ie g8innipeg Goli3einlonni6aft
iuuroe geitern onr9 ettpo 1900 8ll'
riidgefebrte Solonten 1uto 100 Ga'
palleriIten beritdrft. 8rigaoegeneral
3 8. Getdent ertIdrte IN elmer an'
lprohe an Die gr.SolootetJ onB oet
8innipeg Gtrcif nidt mebr oIs eir
3roteI.. Ser organiiierten g(rbeiter-
idoft arselcDen peroen fonh ION
bern tatid6lid Elm gerilt6 1T, oi(
gegenlpGrtige 9fegier1ne au itilr3en
Cr beriidertr feline 8ub0rer Dee
ioeiteren. oaB Sic Bropin8inl &e'
qierltng bon aanaba Rittel unf
gSege eingei4iugen bat, I'M BIZ
goIiferpiiten ilno gfeboIlttionare
ilniddoIib 5ii MAIDEN.
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1scncnkamp Srcht nit
Gelc9rapRii

8nigingtoa, Z. Suni.-S. S.
aonenfamp, 9raii0ent Der GeIegra.
pbiIten.0rgoniiation BON gtmerifn,
begab iiG berte noh gbicoeo, I'M
nit 1tnion Weaulten iiber ben slt
erIoIienoen Gtreif6efebI an ale Dit
aIieoer Der gereinigung gu beraten.
aonentomp eriDartet, Dab oas or.
gebnis Der aonferenS Elm nqgemeiner
Streif6efebl fir Die Eelegrdpbiiten
Der @eItern Union fem piro. Ole
glngeiteQten Der 9oitol Seleprapb
GompanD m6gen iplter beratseeru'
fen iperren. Serr aonenfon1p mar
nift In Der 2age, Den genauen Gag
Oes Streifbcgirnes feIt5uitellen, Der.
Iiderte nber, Dob es nod bor Sem
16. sylni, Dem Gag, oil meIdem
alle @lef.rifer in Den glnsitono tire.
ten foaen. iein ipir6. lleber Die
Streifi.hlafion in ben iiiooitIihen
Stnaten Ianfen belite sabllpie,
mioeripretcnee giahribten Elm.
Die @citern llnion ninmt in ienenl
San6egteil pohl Selegramme 5nr
geforoerimg entaeeen leiitet aber
feine Gew1br iiir oeren re6t5eitise
2lbIieferluG.
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unSraiip tpenSct ii6
at Sic UQiiertett

8ier 7. Spni.-@rof Sulius
2tltoroIin Der ebemalige oiterrei'
filh.ungariide Mirtiiter bea
aetlBern, b6t elmer bettigen 8e-
fanntnIo6png anfolee ons ginarei'
fen Der 2l(iierten IN ltngnrn befiir-
tuortet.
Ser @rof 1T nit anoeren liugori.
i9cn Botentoten geflitdtet uno bai
es iid 8lr glufgabe gematt. bos
8oli6eipifi,&e 5u Itiir3en.
Sur Die glaiierten fonnen lns
belfen", iaqte @nbraIip. n0ait bcn
9onmu1liiten au unterban0eln ii
stoedlos. yeber iDeitere Sag ber-
if)limnert sic Gage. @s miro iiber
so Sabre 6nuern, ebe mir OaB pie'
Der Qlt gnlodt baben, mas bon
0en aonnuniiten perbroden pur.
Sc. eSeoc ganf lit bonferott, iper ebe-
Dem ii6er 9teidtitrer perfiigte, III
perormt
Gic stolntnlrnilten per0en nit ie-
Ser @renaregulierilng eittberitunOen
Iain. 1ua ip6ter bie 9ta6borooIter
fir oen gnli6eipisnnl8 5u eepiil-
nen. aoroIni mohte ith zines ber-
bGngnisnollen 9liBeriffs fdul0ig,
inoem er sic gtrntee obi1offte unb
Dem Eroletnriot geltottete, iifJ 8ll
heipaffncn.
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11tetterbsrit,t

fir Smobo uno llmgeaenb unb
fir glebrosfo = IeiImeiie beipolft
heiite ofpno uno Sonhtog. Wenic
@ehieL in Ger 5entperntiir.
5iir Ssotrd-1eiIiueije bapoItt
un6 m5oIiberpeiie unbeitinlnstcs
saetter bette nbeno nnb 9cnntd1.
etpos mariner beute nbgHo.
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Sic &tbiiioll 0es
TrieOensOertrags
Das Document, Sas coSac aeicben Rabcn tpill, lift
nidbt nit BeSinamnecn iScntiib; fordi.
toilIcn Srano aiif 2lbdnScrmn9en
on tuictpcit Scr pcrtras anecblite repiSiert lit

ssene abidnitte Der 8eoinsin.
gen, Die fi6 ouf Die 9eItrafung bes
@r.aoiiers, ariegsbernntipor
uno 6ie gerfiigrtng oeutider Solo.
MEN beoieben, lperben idlperlifl &c.
on6ert iuerOeu. Ser 8epolferllrg
0beridIeiiens miro gelegenbeit ee.
geben iuerOen, ourd gl6Itimnung 8ii
erflGren Oh iie 5l 9}olen ODER
9eutidlon6 eeb0ren poIlen.
Gem @ertreter Der Bnriier Bel.
tung Mtotin 5ufofee, Jon iih Brdit.
bent g8iIion babin ousgeipro6en
baben, Dob ieiner lteber8eugline nod
feiner ieiner IA 9urfte in oieiem
6rieoensbertras iibertreten tporoen
lit.
Il0slide 3useitGnoniiie.
9aris, 7. SUM. - 9ie Grorte-
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