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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
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MT. Roosevelt might postpone his crackdown.
 The aides of John L. Lewis, presi- dent of the UNIV. said he had been in frequent telephonic communica- ton with local leaders ir the north- ern Pennsylvania anthracite fields and Lewis was very optimistic and did not believe MT. Rooseve,t's in- tervention would be necessary.
 Federal Bureau of Investigation agents were reported around the Buttonwood and Huber collieries trying to find the leaders of the unauthorized strike.
 Despute Concerns Dues
 The dispute, over which 24,00O of the 88,000 anthracite miners in Pennsylvania once were on strike, concerned a 50 cent a month dues increase ordered by Lewis. Another issue was demand for a $2 a day wage raise, which the strikers charged the parent union had not tried to get for them.
 They held out against orders to return to their jobs, even though the northeast was suffering from lack of fuel. The War Labor Board ordered them back, and they re- fused. Finally, MT. Roosevelt in- terceded, and many locals, in their first votes, defled him.
 Yesterday and last night, how ever, the recalcitrant locals began to reconsider. Those joining the back to work. movement included the Woodward local of the Glen Alden Company: the Prospect Henry local of the Lehigh Valley Company; the Lance local of the Glen Alden Company, and the Not- tingham local of the Glen Alden Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
Mt. Washington
 Was Coolest Spot

Boston, Jan. 21.-(UP)-COldest spot officially in New England to- day was atop Mt. Washington, N. H.-s7 degrees below zero.
 Other low temperatures incIud- ed Greenville, Me. -18; Caribou, Me, .16; Burlington, Vt, 12; East- port, Me-, -S; Portland, Me, -6; Concord, N. Ill., 4.
 BostOn's low was 6 above zero and the weather bureau said Pittsfleld with one above zero was the cOldest official Massachusetts reading.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
Eight Anthracite
 Galleries Reopen
(Continued from Page 1)

The coal mining industry is com- pletely closed shop. When a miner loses his union card, he loses his job.
 Moreover, some miners had said they would welcome government seizure.
 Federal labor officials in Washing ton were optimistic. They said the situation had eased considerably in the last 24 hours, so much so that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21

eventually we may bring the TO- cent Sunday price right up to the suburbs of New York City,"
 The editorial continued:
 Normally, the News prints about 60 per cent advertising and about 40 per cent editorial matter :. for the present at least, we have de- cided that we are not going to de- crease the volume of editorial mat ter; that the advertising columns will have to take up part of the pa per conservation load.
 None of this is any fun. But similar though more drastic rear engagements on British newspapers have worked out satisfactorily tc papers, readers, and advertisers.
 Neither do we expect to make any perceptible net profits out oi raising our Sunday price and oul advertising rates. Additional gross revenue, if any, will most of it go tc the government in excess profit taxes, and most of the rest will gc to it in increased corporation anc income taxes"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
HERBERT SHUGRUE
 KILLED BY TRAIN

Blackstone, Mass, January 21. - (UP) = One man was killed and two others were critically injured today when their truck and New Haven Railroad train enroute to Hartford, Conn, collided at grade crossing and the truck was hurled 60 feet into Harris Pond.
 The dead man was identified as Herbert Shugrue of Blackstone, but the names of his companions was not immediately learned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
U. s. PLANES HIT
 ENEMY DESTROYER
(continued from Page D

NNOAAOAAAuCu AAVkn G0BC ~ fortresses were damaged and two Japanese cargo ships and two des- tc troyers' object of the attack, es-
 On Jan. 19 and 21, U. s. planes again attacked the enemy air base at Munda in the New Georgia is- lands.
 Undersecretary of War Robert P. Patterson said Army troops several weeks ago began relieving Marine forces on the island. Under Vande- grift, the Marines had captured the Japanese airfield on Guadalcanal, converting 1t into Henderson field, and had held and extended their lines for many months under re- peated vicious counterattacks.
 Marines and Army troops operated jointly in the jungles while the for- mer were gradually being removed for long deserved rests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
CHILDREN BURIED
 IN SCHOOL RUINS
(Continued from Page D


 
 Among those who could not get into shelters, he said, were children at a second school whom a German plane machine gunned as teachers ushered them into the street.
 Only the smallest children in the elementary school were involved. They were assembled in a first floor, at lunch with their teachers while the older pupils lunched at home.
 Excavation squads had to be called out to reach the room, now just a pile of debris, including the splinters of school desks, from the crashed in on it.
 Among the volunteers who worked throughout the night, refusing re- lief, was the father of one buried child.
 Four ari raid alarms were sound- ed as the workers dug through the night. Each time flares and shaded lamps were put out, but the squads continued digging and hauling out debris by the light of the moon.
 Berlin said German bombing planes attacked targets on the south coast during the night and also penetrated the London area and dropped high explosives and in- cendiarieS."
 Actually only few incendiary bombs were dropped in one south east district during the first of the four alarms sounded in the Metro politan area before midnight.
 A joint communique of the air and home security ministries said
 'Last night few enemy aircraft dropped bombs at place in eastern and Southeastern England. Only slight damage was done and no one was injured. Two enemy aircraft were destroyed"
 This mornings plane and the two downed last night brought the 24 hour total of enemy planes des- troyed to 16 out of a small force
 But though the German reports were exaggerated, the school bomb- ing had shocked raid-injured Lon- don and it was understood that Sil Archibald Sinclair, air minister planned an immediate investigation of the failure of air raid alarm sirens to sound in the school area and the failure of barrage balloons to rise.
 The school area is one of the best defended in London and parents demanded that those responsible for the failure of the defense be punished.
 Sinclair asked the air force fighter command, which is responsible fol the raising of the balloons, and bott air force and air raid precautions authorities, responsible for sounding sirens, for full reports on the de. fense failure.
 In addition to the children killed nine persons died when a pubic house and a bank were bombed during yesterdays raids.
 American troops aided wounded persons during the raids and clear. ed debris at several points.
 Three of last nights alarms, fol. lowing five daylight alarms yester. day, passed without incident as most of the raiders were turned back before they reached London.
 Three British fighter pilots shot down six of yesterdays raiders with. out loss; another in the same wini shot down one plane. Two German planes were so seriously damaged by the same outfit that they prob ably crashed at sea and two vert damaged.
 It was estimated that there werI only about 90 German planes lghteT.bombeTs and dlve-hombers In yesterdays raiding force. thougt about 100 fighters cruised on thu coast as escort.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
NEW NAME

It is Pred @Muck" Murray nov tO members of the east and crew Of Vred's last picture, "M0 Time for Love" They call him 60 because hls role as Q aandhog required that be be plaateTed with mud every day for q fortnight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
SOLDIERS CHOICE

The boys of the 67th AAF Fly ing Training Group in Union City, Tenn, have chosen Dona Drake ''The Ideal Girl to Have on a Forced Landing" Dona's next screen appearance will be in "Sa- Iute for Three"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
SHORTAGE OF OIL
 WORSE THAN EVER
(Continued from Page D

Coal deliveries are still running far behind schedule. Supplies for Q week or more are on hand, but a labor shortage has been 8 great handicap to coal dealers.
 The mayor has also expressed concern over a possible shortage of furnace oil, though this situation is not yet regarded as serious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
MARY ANN" LOST

q Flying Fortress which has the star role Of ''A6aFy Ann" in "Atr Force" was destroyed ln q training flight accident after it had nninhod tho picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
WAKE UP YOUR . LIVER BILE

Without Calomel-And YOu'n Jump Out of
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go
 The liver should pour out about pints of bile juice into your bowels every day. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not digest. It may just decay in the bowels. Then gas bIoats up your stomach. You get con- stipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.
 lAver Pills to get these pints of bile flow Eg freely to make you feel ''up and up" Get Q package today. Take as directed.
 Heetive in making bile flow freely. Ask { ks CaIteF's Little Liver Pills. 10t and 25e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
PATCH MADE BOSS
 ON CUADALCANAL

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21

l59O-WBRY-96 P. M. 4:00-News l:li-.Green Valley, U. s. A. 4.3O-Highways to Health l:45-"Mountain Music" 6:OO-RadIo Reader b:l5--Mother and Dad 6:3O-Suppertimers 6:45-Ben Bernie e,OO--Newa and Sports e:tS-JOhn sebastians Hafmonice
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-21
CIRCULATION CUT
 PLANNED BY NEWS

(Continued from Page D
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Graf efOrsa iiber italieni1den
SbrOnuediel

(From the Overseas News Agency, Inc."D
9ie @erii6te iiber einen 8eHlel
auf benz italienii1en &onigstbron
fino obne 8elang, erflart 8raf @arlo
Gforao, Ger ieBige dntifoi1iitilde
Siibrer uno friibere italieniibe All-
Benminiiter.
.ShronentIaqlngen uno 8eGlel
bon &0nigen iDaren beoeuteroe @r-
eigniile in Ser 3eit Dor Der ~fran8o=
filden Hepolution. Seute beoeuten
iie iiberua fait ni6ts-unO nod me
niger in Stolien~, iagte @raf Sfor3a
gu ben @erii6ten, oaB aonig gictor
emanuel 5ugunlten ieineS Sobnes,
6es &ronprin3en l1mberto, a~bgeoantt
babe ODER BON Meuiiolini obgeieBt
meroen iol.
@raf Sfor8a lit Der aniidty oaB
sic Monarhie in ieinem Seimatlono
Dem untergang gemeibt III, gall3
gleid, Oh li6 elm @ediel auf Dem
Ebron boa3iebt ODER nidt.
MGbren0 0eS ii5tl1l1en Selo5lt8es
batte @raf Sfor5a feline @bii6t be-
fannt gemadt, fid 5u einem BlaB
I'm ODER nabe Stalien" 81 begeben,
INN NIT ieinen politif6en Jreunoen
in Stalien bic 8iloung elmer neuen
@egierung por3ubereiten. SIS 1T
flor, oaB ii6 Die Heiie infolge Der
8erbanolungen iiber ben 8affenltil-
itanb ber5ogerte.
Cine anoere bobe itnlienii9e Ser
iSnlidfeit in Seem gorf bemerfte
bier5u, oaB oas italieniide golf iei-
men &onig mebr bemitleioet, ais
baBt, uno oaB Der &ronprin5 aage-
mein nur geringe @ertid6Bung &C.
nieBt. Die aronprin5eiiin, miro ge-
iagt, lei beliebter. sic lit Ole 56ne-
iter BEG iebigen belgiiden &0nigs.
llmberto mrroe nod ieinem @roB-
batter benannt, Ser 1900, nod %.
idbriger Serri@aft, einem Mtoroan'
i9lag erlag.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Or. Sans Zimmerman imdjt
8euesnngsfreibeit

Ger Is Monate lang in &on3en-
trationslagern in Sonolulu uno
@isconiin Undergraduate uno nun
in Chicago peilenoe Or. Sans 3im-
Norman bat ii6 an Dos Suiti5amt
Inn g%rlau6nis CUR Hiidfebr nad
Sonolulu getuanot.
Ger Ir5t, Ser 5ebn Sabre lang in
&onolulu prafti3iert batte, mar am
Sage nad benz iapanii9en @ngriff
auf Yearl @ar6or in SOFT genom=
men uno in elm @efangenenlnger
Camp WcGop in @isconliH, gebra6t
poroen. @r madte fir feline Ser
baftung uno Ausmeiiung politii9e
5einOe in Sonolulu berantportlid,
Die mad amerifas @inrtitt in ben
&rieg maBgebenoe Steaungen in Der
@rmee einnabmen. Seinen glngaben
mad befinoen ii6 nod iiber 80 vpoli.
tii6e @efangene" in Satpaii in @e-
fangenenlagern.
Or. 3~immerman's 5rau ltrengtc
elm Sabeas- Corpus @erfabren our
5reilaiiung ibres Mannes an, oos
i'm Mai nieoergei6lagen muroe, naf-
Dem Die WilitGrleitung oen Mr3t
na6 San francisco gebra6t uno
Damn freigelaiien bate.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
aOrFta mad sarOinien
fat tampaOs gerdumt
Nliierte fuften and Snk I'M
0UOefanes

Sic beioen Mittelmeer Snleln
@orlifa uno Saoinien mur0en oiele
@ohe ourh aaiierte uno fron5oiii6e
Gruppen pom 5einOe g%eioubert-
6ran3ofiI6e aommanoos erobertell
Niaccio, sic Soitptlta0t &oriifaS uro
oen @eburtsort Napoleons. sic
botten mebrere 3~uiammenitoBe nit
0eutlden 8ruppen gu beiteben, Die
an Der 9itfiiite litl nod gebaltell
batten.
Scyn einem fronoOiiihen Gommuni-
que aus General Senri @irauos
Souptquartier iuuroe elm giinitiger
8erlauf Der 9eiesung &oriifas &c.
meloet, 0as friiber elm 9epartement
6ronfrei6s mar. n9ie geiamte 8elt-
ieite &oriifas lit nunmebr befreit,
10 wuroe oorin geiagt, unO Die gor-
hut bat ct. Slorent belest. Sra1ls
8ofiIhe Sruppen baben auBeroent
gorte uno Sartene eingenommen.
ct. 6lorent befinoet lif an Der
Norofilte Der Sniel nabe Dem an
Ser @eitfiiIte gelegenen Sap @orie.
gs lit etfpa obt Meilen bon 8aitia
entfernt, oos iid Dabreno Oieier
ISOLDE nod inn 8eiiB Der 9eutiben
befano.
Gorte liegt fait genau I'M Wtittel-
punft Der Sniel uno Sartene I'M Slt-
Sen. 9euti6e Sruppen, Die Die So
ben BON Sorba 8uriid8uerobern per-
iudten, muroen init 2ei6tigfeit abb
geidlogen," 10 wuroe weiter i'm
@ommunique a~usgefiibrt.
gu gIei6er 3eit beIesten alliierte
Streitfrdfte mebrere Stiibpunfte I'M
ter ben 3polf Sniela oe5 4ooefanes
i'm aeg1ifhen Meer.
Inter oieien iin0 Die groBten be-
fanntlid 8boous, Sos, Searpanto
uno Yatmos.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
Sn nnierer 8ebrmadt bienen
"a bisberige Nei6Soentide

SIN lesten fisfaliiden Sabr baben
1926 Musldnoer, oie in ueberiee fir
uns bienen, Die amerifaniide Stats
biirgeri9aft erbalten. Ser ltellner-
tretenoe @eneralmtpolt Gbas. 6abp,
Der oieie grfldrung peroffentlidt,
iagte, oaB nod niemals porber in
Der @ei6idte unieres 2anoes @us-
Idnoer auf fremoem 9oben sic ame-
rifanii6e Staatsbiirgeridaft erbal-
ten baben. Die 1925 naturaliiier-
ten Musl6noer fommen aus Sc frem-
oen 2Gnoern uno 5 britii1en &ron-
l6noern. Die groBte @ruppe maren
Die &anooier nit 335, oie nGdite oie
Silipinos nit 1876. Mn oritter Gteae
itebt Stalien nit ia, oam golen
uno Merifo NIT lie SO uno an
fiinfter Steae 9eutidlano nit "a
Wann.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
srOp Sreie 8reRe 70 Sabre alt

Gang, lang it's ber-genau ge=
nommen: 70 Sabre, ieit in Der Seem
Oorfer Staot Erop Die erite oeuti9-
ipra6ige 3eitung eridien, Die 3tpar
einmal ibren Nanen tpe6ielte, aber
ieit iiber 40 Sabren unter Dem Na-
men Crop 5reie 8reiie" meiterbe-
itebt. 3u oieiem @eburtstag eri6ieu
Die o9reiie" in elmer Spe3ialauf-
mabung bon % Seiten, reid iau=
mitriert nit 9iloern befannter Ser
ionli6feiten aus Der @eldi6te oes
9eutihamerifanertltms BON 9roT
uno nit ltdotii9en 8iloern aus fritz
beren Sagen Der Staot.
@euBerit ~intereiiant uno idon gu
iammengefaBt iin0 Die 9aten ge-
i6i6tlider greigniiie, oas 9eutih-
amerifanertiim BON Staot mno Gtani
6~eriibreno, mie audi oie @eidi9te
ein5elner Srganiiationen. Or. Carl
Dannbauier bat als S9riftleiter Ser
uBrelie" oamit cine tii1tige Mrbeii
aeleiitet, Die anerfennung peroient.
Inerfennung peroient aud oie Sc
iddftsIeitung fir 0as @agnis in
1dmerer 3eit.
Snoem mir Der @ei9Gftsleitune
uno Der Heoaftion 81 ibrer id0ner
2eiitung gratulieren, poaen mir ben
8unid bin8ufiigen, oaB oie nSror
6reie Brefle" Dem 9euti1amerifa-
nertum nod piele Sabre erbalten
bleiben moge.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
sda6t II. S6ulenbnrg
aIs TrteOensengel
@eriidte iiber lire nenerlidJe
SGtiefeit
tFrom the Overseas News Agency. Inc" ,

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unbeItGtigte 8eri1te beiageu, oaB
@rof 6rieori6 @erner bon Der
Sdulenburg nod Stodbolm in Ell
ner Miiiion geeangen lit, Die einen
ncuen oeutlhen 6rieoensfiibler be-
5pedt. Yolitil1e &reiie boren, Dab
Berlin ii1 iopobl ben angell1ditiden
MGdten, mie Den Sopiets NIT &c.
millen S1ritten in oieier &idtung
9enGbert bot.
0ieie @eri1te meroen nit Dem
@ieoerauftauGen bon Or. Sialmar
S6a1t in Der Seffentli1teit in gu.
lammenbane gebro6t aumal befannt
lit, oaB S6aht in britiiben 6inan5-
%freiien bobe Adtltng genieBt. SIS
miro bon ibm beri9tet, ooB er bis
gum &riegsausbrit1 Sir Norman
Wantagu, Dem @oubernerr ser 8nnf
bon england, iebr nobeItann.
Bon ser S6ulenburg miro fir ie.
oes oeuti9e 5rieoensmonoper ols ee-
eignet betra1tet; er lit Elm 8erufs-
diplomat, bon Dem geiagt miro, oaB
er ltets nltr cine lole 8erbinoung nit
ser Na3ipartei unterbalten babe. @r
mar BON 1884 bis sur Snba1ion Stub
lambs i'm Sum- 1871 oeuti6er BOT
i1after in Mosfau. Sbtpobl Der
oeuti9e AuBenminiiter Soa9im BON
&i6bentrop gum Abi6ltB 6es oeutih-
ruiiii6en 8aftes i'm AuguIt 1889
nod MoSfau flog, miro Serrn bon
Der S6ulenburg nagetnein elm Or
folg in ben Observation-Disclosures 3uge-
Ihrieben.
@6breno Der lebten Sabre ieines
Aufentbaltes in Nfosfau mar er Der
Defan 0es oiplomatiiden &orps, in
oelien Wfitte er ourb iefne Soltung
uno feline augeni6einli1e 9iItan5ie=
rung BON Der nationallo3ialiitii1en
@artei cine geadtete 6igur par.
Seine AntpeIenbeit in Stodbolm
miirOe fir ieoes 6rieoenSman0ber
Ser 9euti6en in irgepoeiner &i6-
tllng 6eoelitungspoa iein.
@epiiie 8eobndter peiIen oarauf
bin, bob iid in Sitlers LETTER &eoe
MIR gum S6luB elm i6pa9er Sim
peis auf einen enogiiltigen oeutl6en
Sieg finoet. 9ie 0ieoerlagen in
&uBlano uno Der gbfaa Staliens
baden cine Gage gei6offen in Der
feline &egierung nur Damn beiteben
fam, lpenn es ibr eelinet, einen
geritanoigungsfrieoen ab3ui9lieBen.
Washington Journal., 1943-09-24
WtOSfau Mimmt teim
8latt DOr ben WluMO
Sdarfe &Ummentare sn SUtIdafter
GtanbleD's Nbgnng

@s bari ols li6er a%ngenommen
meroen, oob Aomirol StanOIep, un-
Ter bisberiger 8oti1ofter in Mos.
tau, Der eben bierber 5uriid6erufen
mupOe, in a~biebbarer 3eit ni6t bort
bin 3uriidfebren miro. Sn ben &om-
mentaren ser Mosfolter Yreiie 81
oes 9oti1afters Mbgang puroen lei
ne fiir5li1en @ntbiinungen iiber
Ni6tperteilung amerifoniider 3u-
fubr nod &uBlano ais uutuabr be-
3eibnet. 81 u%nieres Staatsiefre-
t1rs Ableugnung amerifanii6er I'm
Itimmigfeit gegen &uBlano I6rieb
oie 3eitidrift Der 9rieg uno Die
Ar6eiterflaiie":
rSuas @~rflGruneen, ooB Die 8e-
iduloigungen, ons amerifanii6e
Stoatsoepartement lei Ser Soipiet-
union gegeniiber unfreunoli1 einge-
itelt, unpabr ieierb Iino pilfommen.
rltnIere 2eier erinnern li1 natiir=
Iif oaron, oaB Dor mebreren Mona-
ten cine ebenio idneae Ableuenune
auf oie Grfl1rung oes amerifani=
ihen 8oti6afters AOmiral @iaiam
$. Stanolep erfoIgte, Der unerpar-
tet alnerifanif6en &orreiponoenten
in Mosfau gegeniiber cine @rfldr-
nng abgab, in Der %bebalptet muroe,
oaB oas ruiiii6e 8olf ni6t ausrei=
demo ii6er Die amerifanii9e @ilfe
fir &iiBlano informiert moroen lei,
mennglei6 oas nidt nit Ger @abr=
belt iibereinltimmte."
9as 8latt ma6te l1arfe MusfGQe
9egen Die amerifanii9e 0uloung Ell
ner meiBgaroiitii9en ri1liii9en 3ei-
tung in Netparf, Stem Serien. in mel
der 81 nieoerbolten Mfalen a6fdnige
8eri6te iiber Die Sopietregierung
eri6ienen. @ie lange miiroe oie
ruiiiide &egieritng, 10 muroe I'M
yarieg uno Ole Ar6eiterflaiie" ge-
fragt ein bier auf englii6 georuftes
8latt ouloen, norm gegen Die britt
l6er uno amerifanii6en 8unoesge-
noiien gebebt miiroe.
GtOfbOlm eriuartet DentidJyrm1iide
3~ufammenfnnft
Nu6 elmer SaB= Wfeloung lit bic
Sppietpertreterin in S6meoen,
Wme. Mleranora &oaontai gum
Slang elmer auberoroentliden 8ot-
i6afterin uno 8epoqm11tigten erbo-
ben moroen. Sbr nuroe befunntli6
Dor einigen Sabren cine &eiie ourd
Die 8ereinigten Stauten gu ibrem
oamaligen oiplomatiiden @oiten in
W3erifo nidt geitattet.
9ies CAB iofort 5lt @ermutungen
anIaB, oaB Stofbolm bieaei6t Der
Mittelpunft pi6tiger &onferen5en
nit &uBlano tperoen fonnte, piel-
leidt, Inn europdiide politif6e Na9-
friegsplGne 81 oiSfutieren.
u@ftonblaoet" i6reibt, es ieien in
Stodbolm peri1ieoene S~rieoensge=
riidte i'm umlaufe, Juno es lit ni1t
ausgei6lofien oaB cine oeutI1-
ruiiii6e 3uiammenfunft porbereitet
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