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1t seems plain now that the Ger
man plan was to sweep on to Ostend
and thence to the French ports In the
same impetuous way that character
lied the rush toward Paris, but in
this, British military experts say, the
invaders have been meeting with the
most stubborn kind Of resistance. The
rigidness of the censorship precludes
more than gueSSes as to which side
scored in the fighting which followed
tn retirement Of the Belgians and the
advance of the Germans in the vicin-
ity Of Client.
In the rear Of the city it is said the
Germans have 100000 men and all
signs indicate that a VII lent battle for
possession of Ostend and other chan
mel ports Is imminent, or in actual
progress. What became OF the Bel
gian army which retreated from Ant
werp is not yet known to the public.
Nor Is the composition Of the allied
forces seeking to check the German
seward advance clear.
AS was the case before the fall OF
Antwerp, the British press in meas
ure. discounts the German occupation
OF Ostend though it was pointed out
that If the allies continue to hold the
town of Ypres, which cuts the German
line, the continued occupation OF
Ostend would be difficult
Germans are reported In Belgium as
for northwest as Bruges. which place
their cyclists and patrols are said to
have entered.
Nothing during the forenoon indi-
Gated any marked change in the situa-
tionin Fance or in the eastern war
arena.
King Leaves London.
King George and Queen Mary left
London today for Sandrtngham, the
royal estate in Norfolk
The admiralty announces that the
British cruiser Yarmouth had sunk
the German neutrality-suspicious. line
steamer Markomannia in the vicinity
of Sumatra and has captured and u
taking to q harbor the Greek steamer
Pontports.
Both the Marssomannia and the
P0ntports have been reported pre-
viously as accompanying the German
cruiser Emden- The Yarmouth has
so German prisoners of war on
board.
The Markomannia had a gross tom
mage of 4,5O5 and was engaged in the
African service.
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ular medical staff in the prevention OF

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epidemics.
A correspondent in Italy reports that
the war fever in that country is abat-
ing, even the most determined anti
Austrians now agreeing that no bellig-
erent move should be made before next
spring. Turkey continues in a truculent
mood and trouble already may have be-
gun in the Black sen, where heavy fir
ing has been heard and where 1t is
believed the famous German cruisers
sold to Turkey may have been engaging
the Russian fleet. gOstend is now virtu-
ally a deserted city. with its docks still
crowded with terror stricken refugees
intent only On getting as far as pos
sible from the scenes Of suffering:
The repatriation of Belgian fugitives
promises to become serious problem
both in England and Holland and these
countries may caN-eApen~ the United
States to assist rllfAts wurk: tirer
detachments Of Canadian troops are
landing today. z
Berlin's Version.
Berlin, Oct. 15.-Information con-
corning the progress of the war was
given out in Berlin today as follows:
"German troops In Belgium are now
marching in part toward Ostend and
in part in a southwesterly direction to-
ward the French frontier. The head
quarters Of Emperor william nave
been moved farther into France.
'aThere has been heavy fighting in
France, east Of scissors and the
ArRonne. The French official reports
about successes in the Woevre district
have lost ground. Etain (12 miles to
the east Of verdun) Is in German
hands French attacks against our
position near st. Michel have been re-
pulsed.
.aThe war booty secured in Antwerp
cannot yet be estimated. Twenty-six
thousand Belgians and 1000 English
men have been interned in Holland.
In the harbor of Antwerp we found 81
German steamers, the boilers OF which
apparently had been disabled Rus
sian forces have been defeated near
Schirwindt Gin East Prussia, 10 miles
to the east of Gumbinnen) with loss
of $500 prisoners and 20 cannon.
German troops have repulsed the Rus
slams south of Warsaw and hold south
ern Poland as Ear as the vistula river.
Emperor William acting on petit
ton handed him by Cardinal Hart
mann of Cologne. has ordered that
French Catholic priests among the
prisoners in Germany who entered the
French ranks as common soldiers shall
manner as are French officers.
1T is reported here from Stettin
that German torpedo boat destrOyers
discovered six vessels Of Norwegian:
Swedish and Danish nationality loaded
with goods destined for London and
Grimsby and also for Russia All
were taken into Swindemung."
statement From Vienna.
London. Oct 15.-Reuter's Tele-
gram company. has received from
Amsterdam the following official
statement issued in Vienna:
1.-THE general staff says that the
Russians have occupied fortified posi-
lions on the line of Stry, Sambor and
Midyra in Galicia. The Austrians are
now attacking the positions.
''In the Carpathians the Austrians
occupied Toronya after four days OF
fighting and pursued the enemy in the
direction Of Wyskow. Smaller success
full skirmishes have taken place in the
Visso valley"
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Crook Has Seryed so Yeas,

I Washington. Oct. 15.-President Will
son and other officials today joined in
congratulating Col. w. II. Crook, dis
burstng officer at the White House
since the time OF Lincoln. on his 18th
birthday. Colonel Crook viii finish fifty
years Of service at the White House In
January.
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BLUES PLAY FRIDAY.
Washburn-Wa Game TOmor.
row, Instead of Saturday.

The football game between the WASH
burn Ichabods and the Warrensburg, Mo-,
normal school will be played at Warrens-
burg Friday afternoon instead of Satur-
day as was the general impression
among Topeka fans.
The Washburn squad will leave Topeka
return the same evening. The state Jour
nal has made arrangements to receive q
special report on the game and the scores
will be placed on the bulletin board as
they arrive.
The complete score will be found in
Friday afternoons postscript edition.
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COST $2.29 A LAMP.
City Spent $f,7e4.ee In September for
Operation of Light Plant.

The total cost Of running the electric
light plant and system Of the city for
the month Of September was 81 ,7e4.e6 &C
cording to a report submitted at the meet
Ing OF the commissioners this morning by
E. J. Stahl. superintendent OF the plant.
During the month q, 1874 was the operat-
ing cost. $168.SS was expended for extern
sion and the cost Of running the white
way was A17.H.
. The cost of burning each lamp during
the month was $22s.
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Kansan Must FAce the Music.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. 1S.-
John Callahan. formerly widely known
In politics in Wichita, Kan, lost his
tight In state courts against extradi-
inmate penitentiary sentence for bur-
glary when tho criminal court OF ap-
peals In an opinion denied his appli-
cation Tor q writ Of habeas Corpua
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Hiehest Price for SCR.

Kansas City, Oct. 1.-THE highest
price ever paid for steers ON the local
market was recorded today when II
steers. Weighing 1.474 pounds each,
sold for $11-36. These steers WIN be
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kE03Dc4 ana E32A
tynrnishsd ~ The consinensai s,ssamse,
Ca. Topeka. kan.l
Topeka. Kan. Oct. Is.
NEW YORK E0GS-3z096c.
STORAGE EG0S-1363lc.
CREAMERY BUTTER-ChicaRo. asxc:
n: T.. nc; Elgin. &c; Topeka Wholesale.
TuUesa 0Rafn A1arkea
'o sss q Ave : ana p s.rss: s 81 ~As
Topeka. Kan. Oct. Is.
o ooTs ssSpc.
WHEATS86soc.
Topeka Rr' 3. Eees ana Pouferv.
tFurn.shsd By the Topeka Peekine Co.
Topeka Ksn na', on :.
PoULTRY-Hens. nc: sprinss IN ovtr ,
ms. lie: brosiers. : ma ana under. n.
turkess: nc; oueks' &c. sssss. Sc: Old
sSstsy:. 81: ducks. &c: sssss. "a
BUTTER-lSa.
Topeka Fruit and Produce Marie.
,se'hns ps'se srr ~ san s,1 = Lux. whole
ITALIAN PRUNES-ferA cra;; Oct T.
BuRREL GEN CANTALOUfEH.sGp.
HoNEY-Per y rack c..e .m
CALIFORNIA LE19ON0-fSr nc~ -
VALENCIA ORAN0ES-Psr COZ - ~
ToKAY oRAPEs-Pes bsske. ms
NEW QN1oNe-Red. Per bu.. q. r: ~.
irw. jar bu-. III; white. Per bu'. = 4 xss
0RAPEs-Per basket. n
MAN0O PEPPEfts-Per baske& -.
EGG PLANT-Larse. ~ a..
new c sAH4ERTnsEPer b1,: g
0nEEN -.
WAX BEANe-Pss baakSt n ~
GUY H.nnE : ! do9.. &c.
KAW VALLEY POTArUEs-p.r =.
HU 3BARD SQUA9H-Per H. ~
COLORADO CABBA0E-Per m IL
CHEE0E-l1he1g6e '"'' Ina
TEXAS ToMAToEs-s n. climax -.
BANANA6-Per lb.. Il
CRANHERRiES-rer bbl. seoo. h.,e
DBL, SS.2S: per lb., exc Svs lax
S0M A,5 N, ARrLEs-Psr Dbl. AN
PACKAGE FIGs-Per box. ~
QUINCE9-Por box. eaN
CoLo1ADo CELERY = Jumbe. -.
'i pi1koSD sAsxrrs-H.,e =.
ROOT vE0ETABI1 E0-Turn,u.
=. Beets. per bu.. 5tc Cafrots r.. -
&C. parenlps. Per bu., L. - 49,
CALIFORNIA oNloNe-psr bu.. n 49,
HoRsERADIsH-Perd os. botfSe$ -
Topeka sssv Nesrkes
TOPEKA. Kan. 80 -
e'eseesns1 ~ = 4 tsscs IA - -
SfE Nv f kfxxma{pExaaSSsxs $3.50 " 3 -.
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served at a banquet to be held in con-
nection with the opening Of the new
union station here.
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E00S-1Garkot uneAanGo4.
TW 3aTLrElNns;sssst i, sScs sssa
CLOSE: W11EAr-Deeember. e1.0s4O
Leg: Nay. N-lekoa-1ex. -
cORN-beeembes. ss5tc to &C; nay
q oATsE6sesmbsrs lsa6e.
Reo vorA tsprsius-~ Market
New York, Oct. M-BUTTNR-Aaske
duh. Creamery extras. -.
CHEESE Market .tesdier. Rees.lfs
~ be.ss- state whci: s m'Iks sen'
EGGS Market firm. Fresh gathefea
extra fine. u91soc; extra nrsts. 3e09oc.
POULTRY-Dressed. quiet; prices un-
changed from yesterday.
New York Money Marhet.
New York. Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
paper 8 and per cent. etefi!ng exchange.
4.se zs@4Se5o: for demand. Au.104uSe
Bar silver. size.
New York Sugar Alarkee.
New York. Oct. K-SU0AR-RAW,
quiet: mclasses. as7s: centrifugal. 81; re-
wichita live stock MARKET.
Wichita, Oct. 1k-HO0e-Heoeipto Lea
Market steady. TOP. T.se; bulk Of sales.
cxTTI.E-Recespt, 80. Market steady.
Native steers, Ssee6s6: cows and heifsEs.
S.W6S0e; stockers and feeders, exoo00.3:
stock cows and heifers, SAsoo&D: bulls.
$60o6Goo; calves. $7.oo0s.x.
st. Joseph Live stock Market.
81 Joseph. Oct: K-HoQeeRsceipt
$50. Market steady. TOP. $50; bulk OF
cATrfLESRsceipts s.eoo. Market steady.
Steers. s7oo@1o2s: cows and heifers. ALSO
800: calves. saoo0loso
sIInEF 3, 1jRssseiPts i.5os. Market steady.
Kansas City 1--WE Stock Alarkes.
Kansas City. Oct D-HOoS-Receipts
rs: heavy ss ssS p pseks 81 ana, ana butch
srs. F-007eo; light. H.oo07.4; pigs. >s-so0
&c SArrt.n-n.ce,p.. I'm ~.r... ....ax
| to strong. Prime fed steers. o.N01A0:
steers. ssso0e.oo: southern steers. s.lo0
stockers and feeders. s.10soo: bulls. 500
sHEEP-Reeeipts isece Market steady
csc: wet6e1.: 5000; &c: aiSSsoe:
stockers and feeders. saD0s.se.
Chicago 1--we Sanck Market
Chicago. ct. 1s.-HOGS- Receipts 1A0oo.
light 7ss6s@: mixed. s71t0e1s; heevy.
70; rough. sesse7;l 70: hish, t4to07;ia
srs saa sssssrs ;eeas eo*: ana 1i Sssf
| We. &1.4VQSVs caIVeos VcO0ll.0.
6HEEP-Receipts 5000. Market easy.
Sheep. N8@6:oo: yearlings. $s.so074o:
| lambs, 4S.900760. :
| Kansas City Live STOCK Sales.
fTho following sales were made this
| morning at the Stock YArds Kansas
| City. and reported over long distance
telephone direct to the STATE Journal by
Clay, Robinson Z Co, i've stock com
mis.ion merchanta. with .nlices At An
market&l
II
Kansas City. Oct. N..-CATTLERe-
ceipts 1900 head. Market slow STEADY.
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head. Market
| strong. Bulk Of sales, t7.1007.oO; top, N.o0
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. Market
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THE .yEATHER RECORD.

Following are observations az the un1t-
"a States weather bureau for The twenty
1our hourD ending At seven O'Clock thls
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Chicago Grain N1aFkee
Chicago, Oct. 16.-WHEAT-Decemb
81 .12A; May, 31.17%.
CORN-December. ssxc; May. esHc.
OATStDecmber. 47hc; May, 51hc.
Probationary, $780,
LARDAOctoher. $10.S0: January, e10.07.
RIBSOctober, $11.00; January, $9.S2.
Liverpool GRAIN MaFkes.
Liverpool Oct H-WHEAT = Spot,
steady; No. Manitoba, IS SID: No. 2 red
winter new, Is sid.
CORN-spot. quiet: American mixed,
new. 70 61d.
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Grain Gossip.

Grain Gossip.
(By special wire to T. J. Myers.)
Minneapolis wheat stocks have In
creased loo. 900 bushels thus far this week.
have increased 130.s97 bushels thus far
this week and corn stocks increased ~
bushels.
Canada today were $4,000 bushels Of
wheat, 1900 barrels Of flour, 172ooo BUSH
els OF corn and =. 600 bushels Of oats.
decreased 17200o bushels last week and
now amounts to @14a0oo bushels. COM
pared with 77.soo.ooo bushels q year ago.
Worlds visible supply Of wheat, accord
ing to Bradstreet's. increased 7.1a6o
bushels last week. In the corresponding
week year ago the increase was s.sszooo
A cable from Argentina says there has
been q heavy brock in corn prices which
has brought about meeting Of brokers
check sales until prices advance sum-
ciently to cover expenses and to obtain
from the banks and commercial creditors
tentions Of obligations until sales become
profitable. general invasfon Of l0custs,
which Is a menace to corn, II another rea-
son for these measures
A cable from Liverpool reads ~ xoI-
lows: IAN official report estimates yield
OF wheat In France At - million bushels,
compared with az million bushels last
bushels. The crop In italy il officially
reported at le3 million bushels, compared
with aoe million bushels last year. An
bushels; this figure will likely be exceeded
this season Rye -four in Germany is
slishtly cheaper while ., otfssr esre:as are
estimated at 50 million tons, compared
with - million tons last year."
chicago gsssssin~ Market
Chicago, Oct. Neutrality-suspicious. un-
EGG@Market unchanged.
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Kansas c1ty Grain A1A4keA
fTho range Of prices for grain futures On
the Kansas City Board Of Trade ~ r.
ported by Thoa. J. Myers. Broker. Co
lumbar B1dg.]
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ChicAxv Giaain Aaarkee,

The range OF prices for gram futurss on
the Chicago board OF Trade a. reported
by Thos. ]. Myers. Broker. Colun.bian
n'os'I
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Wichita, Oct. 1k-Ho0e-Rsesipte Lea
Market steady. TOP, $5.1o: bulk OF sales
$11067.8.
CATTLE+Receipts 80. Market steady.
Native steers, @s.oo6e.8; cows and heifer1s
S.06e0o: gtockers and feeders, ok.oo07.8:
stock cows and heifers, SA.600AH: bulls.
$6.06G0o; calves. $7.o00S.x.
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T0pekn 0E0f0 A1QEkga
Qurnlshod By J. =. DaIlarG. cvfnee RaA
oAo ave and Curtis oGl
Topeka. Kan. Oct. H.
CORNING.
OATS6610c.
HNEYE AT-6E1Q0n
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81. Joseph 1--we stock Market

st. Joseph, Oct. lk.-HO0e- Receipts
$50. Market steady. Top. $50: bulk OF
sales, $71007.to.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Steers N0o0108: cows and heifers. &l:60
800: calves. @6000lo.s0.
SHEEP-Receipts 1,6Oo. Market steady.
Lambs, $7.0o@7o0
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New York Sugar Market
New York. Oct. 1k.-9U0AR-HAw.
quiet: molasses, aS7s: centrifugal. al; re-
fined. DUH.
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vnsDsshs1 ~ = 4 tssct oet- -
Nv 81 k kE1afpxzzsHsxss1 sasss -
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6ntteP ana Ee9A.
FURNISHED ~ The Continental Cream
Ca. Topeka. Ean.l
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Topeka. Kan, Oct Is.
CHIC GO EG0S-Hh6zz6c
NEW YORK E00S-1l016c.
STORAGE EG0e4161lc.
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago. akc:
n. r. nc; Elgtn. &c: Topeka Wholesale.
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NeW York MONEY MafWeSs
New York, Oct. 1k-MONEY-Mercant
paper and per cent Sterling exchange.
fIrm: for % day bills. 4es.4o: for cables
~ 1504060: for demand. A1-S0l.U.Ue
Bar silver. Sl3kc.
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Dir katbnlifdje a1rere in
Atmerikn.
(speSiel fiir otefe 3eitums.)

.Sn BEN Ser. staaten erIdeincn
321 fatboliihe 3eitungen. @on bic
len lperoen gebrudt 201 in en9liider,
81 in beutider, % in polnilfer, iiee
ben in bDbmiider. flint in italienilher,
5pei in ilaponiiher. 5pei in un9ariz
lder, 5lpei in boqdnoiif)er, cine in
froatiiher, cine in ipaniid)er Spradc.
iofpie cine in inbianiifem Sialeft,
Der 8eit in fran3oiiihcr Sprade.
Sbise 3abl pertbeilt lid auf IA tag
life. $50 fpDfentlid)e, 12S monats
li6e, neiln 5lueimonatlihe, 90 p%iertclz
idbrltfe Sdriften unD 16 Sabrbiider.
@on DEN togliden 3eiirnsen iinp iies
ben frnn5Diiif, bier polniId,, slpei
beutih uito einc bDbmiid. auffalen
mlb an bieier 2iitc, nab fem ein5iscs
enslii6es S~aseblatt iid barunter be-
finbet, obtpobl bod ensliid befanntz
lid Die Natipnaliprafe Irnerifa's lit.
Sieie Sbatiadc lit niht nur iinerflGrz
LID, 10 ifreibt Elm fatboliihc5 beuts
id,es 9latt Imerifa's. ipnpcrtl orG
h~eiddueup. Die cneliif eIprcdjcnbcil
&~atbolifen Der Ser. Stadten lcien alio
iammt unb ionbers nid~tfatbpliidc
Sagcsbldtter.-(a D.
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(SpeSica fir nieie 3eitnng.)
pnm f. o.

nit Dem berfommenen @rnicr 81 pers
ebelifen, in Der .frpmmen" Ibiidi
natiirlih, in ben Nahfommen cine fas
tboliihe @rnfenfamiIie 81 befommerl,
Nlip der Siped beilist ole Wtittel"
uno als bas v&inb" ipdter iaet, baf
es ME geipnBt, mas es that, oroben
ibr giihof lnlb Yfarrer init ben fir6>
lihen Strafen, beuu ~Siporce" 9iebi
es ia in Der fatboliid)en Stride niht.
GO finbet es bann Der ungldubi9e
Sd)reiber bieies Romans leidt, nnes
llebel bieier u%n9liidlid,en Che Den
itreneen @eboten mnierer beilisen
Stride lin Die Shube 81 ificben".
Sic &ritif mare alio f,irS bieie:
II Solhe 2mauaaehen erfennt Die Ia
tboliihe Stride uiemaIs ais siiltig an;
unb mo feline Che, 6d III feline Siporee,
feline @beIfeioung. y @s giebt fetn
Irieiter unb fem Siifoi in Der
fatboliihen Stride (ii6er lit bas
nid,t Die Hesel). peldjc nit idlehten,
u%nerlaubtcn Miitelu, etlpns @ntes ers
5ielen fpplen.
GO lit nift notbi9, fpeiter nlif gins
5clpnrfte Der @rsdblllng e%in5ugeben
8iihof iinb Yrielter iperDen nls fold
fnrafterloie Naturen scntnlt, baB Der
2eier cher Ibid)eu oils Gbrfnrht Dor
linen befommt. Die @eicse irnierer
tpeiien Stride, tpclhc MIR Die 8eiesc
Gbriiti unb fetnes anbern nnerfennt,
tperben ais 10 brutal unb Der cipililier>
ten Nenihbcit nnipiirbig ~barseite0t,
bab mai lieber hfute ols morscn
bieier Stride Den Hiiden febren moftc.
llnb bns nennt man fatboliide
Bidder, ons nennt man CUTE Weibs
naftsaeidcnfc. Wtoae n,a bof I'M
bes Simmclslpiflcn nidt mir Die aas
tbolifcn, ipnrern 70 piel ipie mDslid'
aud Die Yrpteitanten Dor iplhcn Biz
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Dir a1nlitih hrs }1rahhrmtem
auilfan fhwer rnm-
promittiert.

Sni aeltrigcn Abcnhblntt iinb be-
reits bic Hdubereicn mn e%rprcnnuscn
mitgctbcilt mprben. mcld)c Der Sdiiss
ling 8ilicn's. Der Inhdngec Der meris
funiiden Sanbiten. Si0n. lid gcgcu
Die IMSldnDcr crlnubt bat. &iQn
fiimncrt lid. nuf Die Wunit bcs Yrdii>
bcntcn Wilion pcrtrmueno. INN fcincrz
lei biplomntiide Icrtrctuna unbercr
Wdd)tc; or pcrDrcbt Die gum Stubc
DER AliSldnhcr. hires 2cbcus lne
@igcntbumo crbobenen dmtiid|cn @ur>
~iteaunaeu mn forbert 10 acruoeSu cine
curppdiifc Coalition gcgcn bicics
lpiloe 9icaimcnt bermls. ga Gnas
ldnScr. Sran6oicn mb Scutlte IN
alcider @ciic Die SciotrnGcnbcn linb.
III nidt cin5uicbcn. iunrilm Den meris
tuniidlen Snubiicn gcgcniibcr NroBcrc
3uriidbnliitng acilbt lpcrben ipIlte, ais
icincrScit Gnltru 9c9cniiber. IN
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