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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
Slips Out Of Port
to Coal Warship
German Liner kronprinz Wi'ne'm
Leaves New York Ostens'blJ
For Bremen

New York, Aug. 3.-Slipping quiet
" out of port, its superstruc'u'e
painted gray, with 5000 tons of coal
and no passengers on board, the Ger
man liner Kronprinz Wilhelm may be
carrying fuel to cruiser not faF
outside Sandy Hook. 1t Is known the
wireless station at Sayyille, Long
Island. Las been working with
German war vessel, probably not
many miles off shore and is said
TO be the cruiser Karlsruhe.
AS required by maritime IL -ulauons
the Kronprinz Wilhelm took out clear
ance papers, ostensibly for Bremen
and II is intimated in quarters sup
posed to be we'll informed that "
would endeavor to make that port by
taking a northerly route and pasSs'hg
around the northSrly end OF SCOT
land. What it might really do ,aiter
passing out of the harbor, however
was a question for its commander 10
determine after he had read his Or
ders which, according to nterpreta
ton Of, port officials at the steamship
pier. we're to be opened after tne
shin passed Sandy, Hook.
Mystery shrouded the liners prep
arations for departure and its actuai
sailing. On its forward deck 1t car
lied a large box, big enough 20 con-
tain naval gun of considerable POW
err. The vessel was constructed for
! possible use as q German naval re
! serve unit u case of emergency and
its build is strong enough TO stand
the strain of firing a gun such as the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
case might have contained. The Ger.

case might have contained. The Ger
man Lloyd officials denied, however,
the vessel had been secretly fitted out
for fighting purposes. The box Oh deck
was declared to contain an extra
crank shaft. The ship was so fully
loaded that coal showed above the
matches and it settled three feet
deeper into the water than when or
dinarily laden. The ship can travel
at twenty-five knots an hour. ..s.'Y
When the North German Lloyd
line let 1t be known that it would
not leave port, 1t was said 1t would
not sail before midnight or later.
Four hours before this time, however,
| the Kronprinz left its pier and steam
| ed down the harbor. Not only had the
| superstructure been pointed gcy, but
| 1t was reported that when the YES
| sci had crossed the American three
mile neutrality zone its entire body
above water would be given the same
color. The crew numbers $50 men.
Another war move in connection
| with shipping in this port was taken
| today when the French government
| reauisltloned the steamer Rocham-
beau, which arrived here tonight, by
ordering this French line vessel turn
cd over to the French consul at once.
The Rochambeau will become a
French transport, it is believed.
Officials of the North German
LLOYD line said they had received no
cable messages, as reported that the
Kronprlnzessn Cecile, carrying $13,'
600 900 in gold, had safely reached a
( German port.
Officials of several steamship com
panies conferred with the British con.
sui general Il. l.. Nosworthy, today
on the ACCESSIBILITY of sending out
ships,
The movement Of ocean plying
vessels Is becoming smaller each day
and thousands of longshoremen have
been thrown out Of work.
The White Star line sold tickets
but would not promise to send US
ships out. The French line accept
ed reservations, but not money. La
Lorraine of this line was expected
tonight to sail Wednesday and the
St. Paul of the American line crowd
ed almost to the rails on Friday. The
American and White Star lines an
nounced that their vessels would not
touch at Cherbourg
The Faber line sending ships from
New Yorl, and Providence to Med!ter-
ranean ports, today Cancelled all It's
sailing This hocamt known when
the Santa Anna, which left here Sat
urlay, returned today, summoned
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
GIVE SYRUP OF FIGS"
TO CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious "Frult Laxative" can't harm
tender little Stomach, liver
and bowels.

Look at the tongue, mother! II
coated, your little ones stomach, liver
and bowels need cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, doesn't
sleep, eat or act naturally, or Is fever
ish, stomach sour, breath bad; has
sore throat, diarrhna, full Of cold, give
a teaspoonful of California Syrup OF
Figs" and in few hours all the foul,
constlpated waste. undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out OF It's
little bowels without gripping, aud you
have well, playful child again ASK
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup of Figs" which con-
tains full directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages and for grown-ups.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
Conditions

Rules Of the American Trotting Association to gov
ern IN a harness other than herein specified All
entries harness close September To- 1914,
ENTRY fee must accompany the nomination Entry zee
per cent OF purse and per cent additional deducted
from money winners
All harness races mile heats best 5 in s. Money
divided according The summary the OF each race
PURSES be divided 80 per first 25 per TO
second, 10 per third 10 per cent fourth
Seven to enter and four but the
management the right to start less number
and deduct proporonate of the purse.
Hobbies not barred. Record made after July l. 1914
bar. Five seconds allowed for totters in each class
and in all mixed Two horses from stable may
be entered and start in the class Weights and
dictanced flag waived.
The management reserves the right to change the
hour date Of any sandwich the heats in
two postpone declare off any races for any
reasonable cause. All drivers in harness must
uniform coats and furnished by the association
similar suits
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
PRACTICAL
POINTERS

Every man who handles horses
should have the fundamental gift OF
common sense.
Keep your separator and milk house
clean. What is worth doing at all, is
worth doing we'll.
DO not let the lock rush through
narrow doors. You may lose bo,h eve
and lamb in that way.
II you have horse which the worn.
en- and children can drive safely,
think twice before yor sell =.
Clean up the yard and farmstead
generally. Plan to set out a few
more ornamental trees and plants.
Land which receives the same
treatment year after year rapidly de-
preciates in its crop-producing power.
This winter will again find the
S'S"hi Soh INC meal tiCket on many
western farm-that and the egg bas
ket.
Sudden fright and excitement ut
once tells on the egg crop Never al
low strange dogs about where the
hens are,
DO not forget TO salt the horse once
week; or, better still. keep salt al,
ways before him. He knows best how
much he needs.
The dairy farmer who has a good
bunch OF hogs 10 ext IN his by-prod
ucts on tho farm IS sure TO make
money in Tie deal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
Germans Blame
Car for War

Berlin, Aug. 3-The German GOV
eminent has issued a white book re.
counting the events leading up to the
war and giving the texts of the teie-
gram exchanged between the Ger
man emperor and the Russian TN
peror. The government insists that it
worked shoulder to shoulder with
Great Britain in Mediatory action sid
supported every proposal in Vienna
from which it thought a peaceful sci
ution could be hoped.
On July 80 the German government,
forwarded to Vienna the British po-
poeal, which as a basis laid down The
Austria ought, after the invasion Of
servia which had then taken place,
to dictate her conditions there. Ger
many assumed that Russia would as,
cept this basis, but while negotiations
were proceeding news came Of Rus
sian mobilization measures and the
assembly of Russian troops on the
Prussian frontier and left no doubt
shat Russian mobilization against Ger
many was in full progress.
While all such measures We're being
denied to the German representative
at st. Petersburg and even before
the Austrian answer to the last Bri-
tish.German mediation proposal could
reach Berlin, Russia ordered Il genor-
al mobilization !?
The German emperor in telegram
called attention TO the menacinG
character of the Russian mobilization
and the continuance of his own activ-
ity in the direct of mediation.
On July 81, the Russian emperor
sent the following telegram to the
German emperor:
81 thank thee from my heart for thy
mediation, which leaves a CLEAN OF
hope that even now all may end
peacefully. 1t is technically impossi-
BILE to discontinue our military aper-
alton. which has been rendered neces-
sary by Austrian mobilization We
are far from wishing war and so long
as negotiations with Austria regard
ing Servia continue, my troops VIII
not undertake a2y provocative action.
! give thee my word upon 1t and l
trust with my strength in Gods
grace and hope for the success OF thy
mediation at Vienna and for our
countries and thee the peace of Eur
ope.
Nicholas"
To this the German emperor re-
piled:
'In answer to thy appeal to my
friendship and thy prayer for my help
] undertook mediatory action be-
tween the Austro-Hungarian govern
ment and thine. While this action.
was in progress thy troops were
mobilized against my ally, Austri-
Hungary, in consequence of which, as
mediation was rendered near FLU
sorry. Nevertheless 1t continued.
But now | am in possession of trust
worthy advices concerning the seri-
GUS war preparations on my eastern
frontier as well.
S"My responsibility for the safety OF
nj empire compels me to counter
MEASURES sof defence. In my en-,
deavor for the maintenance OF the
peace of the world, have gone to the
extreme limit of the possible. II Is
not | who shall bear the responsibility
for the peril which now threatens
the civilized world. | lay 1t to thy
I,1 a., ,yn,t o,rap NJ thie rnf,nopnt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

Newlands act, and that rules and reg
ulations enforced prior to October,
1913, shall be restored.
Presidents Note
The president had written the rail
road managers, saying:
"In view Of world wide conditions
unparalleled in recent history, which
have arisen within the last few days
1t Is obvious that the suspension Of
bushes on roads serving more THAI
half the territory of the United
States would be calamity of meal
culable magnitude. The situation
has reached crisis which hardy per-
mits a full consideration of the mer-
its of the controversy, and feel that
in the circumstances l can appeal
with. confidence to your patriotism
and to your regard for the public
welfare to make whatever sacrifice
is necessary to avert national dis
aster.
Reply Of Managers
The reply Of the managers said
Under any ordinary circumstances
we should feel that our plain duty
to the interests committed to or
care would not merely justify but
would require us to insist on plan
of arbitration that would recognize
our right to be heard on claims reg.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

Photos American Press Association
including Munsterterg Har
unwilling
old celebration at Utica
Is
distinguished fighter
Steuben buried
the above H.
left Count Bernstrh
on he
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-S1O credit at Degn
Photo Studio for IS. Phone 1911. as
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06
Speed Program For
CACHE COUNTY FAIR
Logan, Sept. 28, 20, and 80
Entries Close Sept. IS, 1914
FIRST DAY, SEPTEMBER %

No. 1.-2;22 Trot Pace ................! $500 90
No. 2-3:00 Trot Pace ..,............ $500 90
Running Race (oyer night EVENT.
SECOND DAY SEPTEMBER 20
No. 3Free for all, Trot Pace .......... $500 90
no. As year old and under Trot or Pace 49,. $500 90
Runnins Race cover night EVENT.
THIRD DAY, SEPTEMBER 80
No. 52:4O Trot Pace acknowledgements $500 90
No. G.2:20 Trot Pace ..................sSO $500 90
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

FOR SALE-rRegi stered Jersey COW
. year old, fresh; also ] "a Jersey
IA Durham, fresh. Phone Sow. u
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

The dairy farmer who hes a good
bunch Of hogs TO eat IN his by-prod
ucts on tho farm Is cure to make
money in The deal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

DO not forget TO salt the horse once
week; or, better still. keep salt al
ways before him. He knows best how
much he needs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

TYPEWRITER FOR SALE CHEAP
Jos. Zundel, phone 1917.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

LOST-Brown mare, weight lOou
pounds, years old, lame In right
front foot II. =. Peterson, Logan u
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-06

Sudden fright and excitement at
once tells on the egg crop, Never al
low strange dogs about where the
hens are.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-02

8affer, oas gifen emf.
bait unO infoIgsoeTsn einen brau.
men lisosrIdIag in 8efdben, grun.
nsnro4ren, 9runnentrogeu ulp. atbt,
ldBt ii4 dut Iebr einfa9e 8eiie Ell,
ientrei MAIDEN. Man brtngt in elmer
9obe bon sttpu Go JuB iiber els
Hem 3roge cine 8rauIs an unp Idbl
oas Bahsr burb bieis Iang|am IN
pielen feinen 6trabIeH IN ben 9rug
r%ieieIR. Sierbsi Derbinoet Iid paS
I'M Iahsr gsI0fts @ifsn nit Dem
9ausrtoff Der Cuff. IS biloet lid.
GiienoJpo, oas li1 i'm Srooe in
JOrm zines braunen RoItes albeit.
UldR mub aIio oas @aTer bann IL
nige 3sit in bsm 2roge ltsben lafen,
tporauf man Is iiber 0eu bruunsn
gtteoerftIag entnimmt ooer absiebt.
ST es nod ni4t gang eifenfrsi, 10
ldBt man es bon neuem bur9 oi.
grnuie risieIn. Sur9 Jiltrieren
ldbt f4 0as giien ni9t e%ntfernsn.
GIisgen BON DO.
ltertsn M0bsin gu sntfer.
men. NaH gieBt pstroIeum aut
Elm woIIeHss 2dpp6en uno reibt oas
NIT Den gsgsnItano. Der our6 5Iiss
gen beIdmuBt lit, nb. Die BoIitur
Ieioet OdruRter gar ni6t, i'm 9eQens
tell, ie miro id0nsr 0ana9. Sin
anosres NlitteI beitsbt oaria, baB
man l Sell SaImtatgsiF uno 2 Sci,
lie Bdfer nit chamber miT6t uro
nit Der GIiiFigieit bic fdmubigen
9~egenitduoe abreibt.
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Sarngari9 elesaten iein anfgenOm.
fdpft.

8eitcrn Mor8en trafen aus Den.
Der Die Delegation Der Iationolfon-
peltiou Oes 8euti6en 0roens Der
Sarugari auf Der Riidreiie und Dem
Citen bier Gin. Sic tpur0en BON
ocn bieiigen 2ogcnbrioern, NIT 8rn.
SOS. %. Scis an Der. SpiBe, am
9nbnbof empfangert, nah Dem SEN.
i9ap &otel 9ebraft, mo ie 6riibitiid
einnabmen. Sierauf mahte man
cine &unofahrt 6urh Die Sta0t in
araftpagen. lin Die 9}~ittags3eit
murOe ron oen 8amen Der Serbia
.2oge ben @aiten 81 Gbren in aru1.
bruit5 Sole Elm @dntett ierbirt, no.
raltf man ben 9fahmiitag i'll 5rpong.
.Ioier angene1mer l~lnterbaltnng bel.
iammen perlebte 4m Abeno befuf-
ten Die @GIte oas Sangerbeim unb
traten 6ann Die Aiidreiie nah Dem
Giten an, 6er3lih Omnfeuo fir Die
gnitfreun6lihe gufnabme in Gina.
ia. am Gmpfongsfomite bier ud-
rem altBer Serrn 9eis, Serr 5rtt
granoe5 uno Die 5rauen s. Gotb
.Wf. geters, un0 s. 8rebe.
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Nnnp Mfiinatr nfitor6rn.

Geip gnrf, 2. Of. ST. San.
geni9pa(bod, Qeutidlano, lift <ao
Geiiinger, Der befarnte 6eutihameri,
fauii6e Smporteur unO aunitfen.
rler, geltorben. ST mar Der Shmie-
qeriobn oes reritorbenen 8rmierfiir.
item g(oolp6us Build uno batte ais
altuittenner icipobI lit amerifa ais
in europa eilen beoeiteloen Na.
men. Der @eritorbene bat fidJ
audi nm bic GntlUidetun9 oes Ser
nioniideu Nluieums Der Sareoro
llnioerItat groBe geroienite ertUor.
ben.
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Warnnnn 0eg a%6acur6neten Mann.

8aibington. .. Oft. - Ger Sub.
rer ser 3epu5lifuncr i'm abaeorone.
tenbouie, aouareBmanm Mann bieu
gcitern cine IeioenitaftIid1e 9tc0c
gegen Die armdbme Der gia, peItc
Den 8bilippinen Die llnnbbdngigfeit
perlciben ioI. Gin oerartiger Shritt
btebe Den itrotegiideu 9ouptpmft
i'm Stiaen 05ean uufgeben idgte
Dlum, Die 4biIippiuen biloen ben
aompipIab ser 8ufuuft, uuo elm
aouflift 3Diiheu ben Ser. Stoaten
mo Dem Orient y%fommer3iea ODER
ouf m6ere &eiie" lei mulsbIeib.
lid. Die llHabbanaisteit Der 8bi.
lippinen mare MIR Elm Sfeiu; 5a.
pan o0er irgeno cine an0ere g1oft
miiroc iid baI6 in oen geiie oes
5nielreif5 ieten, Inn bon bort ans
erfolgreid gegen Die Ser. Staateu
operiren 81 fon1len.
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IParhberidt.
EHh.S1nohn

SNDs1flluDd, Z. III.
Rin60ieb - 3ufubr 100; 9tarft
felt.
Suite Biz bette gorngefii.ferte,
$9.50-t0.30
MittclmdBige bis cute $3.50
$50.
@ep0fnIidc Bis mitteImdbige
Cute big bette 8mge Stiere
$740-8.75.
aiibe uno Sellers felt.
Maerbeite Sellers $6.50-7.50.
@lte bis bette Sellers 1926
ZOO.
@ep5bnIi4e big m~itteImabise-
4.00-5.50
Stoders uno 8eeoers felt.
Cute biz bette 4iihe 81. $685.
8rire 5eeoers $8.25-8.40.
ItittelmdBige Bis CUTE $5.75-
Zoo.
mitteImdBige big CUTE $3.50
|705.
gepSbnliae Big m~itteImdBiee-
Sc. $500
1875
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@epohnIide biz m~ItteImdbias
$6.25-7.25
Gtod aiibe 81. 75--6.25
8eal So. 00-t0.50.
@ldIen $525-700..
Shneine- 3ufu6r 1000; Mortt
felt big Sc nieOriger. Dlrdidnitts.
prpis S7.S0-7.90; b0dDIter Yreis
1925.
Sdofe 8ufu1r 5000; MorFt
felt Bis itarf. 9dnrmer 10 bis 15c
bOber; 8eeoers felt, cute Qdmmer
$7.30-7.60.
21mmer $7.20-745.
8ibOer $5. 2O-5.85.
Geeoer 8iooer $4. 30--4.45.
Seeoer s5dbrIinge SIS. 40-5.o 80.
Jee0er gdnmmer SO. 0O-7.f5.
5eeber Wtittetihaie $3.6Q-A3t
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Die 9snti9rn bringsn
an Der Wlaas itetig Dor!
(5crtIebung bon eite -

eniiheioaorn @riolafs riibmen Ron
6ranfreih III bier cine oiii3iele aus
80 AOrtru 6ciiebenbe oiiiiieae WRti.
tbeiluua einactroiiem Sh bcridbrn
miro acidat, oab De Nerbunbcien
atii teibeH bliiaeIn Der @eiedt1ltnie
gorthcile 81 uer3ei6uen babch
bod miro HIdlt n%naeIeben no man
oIc Griolae yt nerBeitnen bat lie
ShlndJtIinie on Der aisnc III MN
$50 Iieilen lang mo Gualiide Wli.
lttariudbcritda0tac L%ebauptcn, bob
nii 0cnt redtcn 5liigel Der Tent.
ld)en cine @cnomg 30 Buuiten Der
8erimOeten etntreten mus tucnm
niht, 0anu auh2l. 3n iiuaitcr
Belt iii Is iait rur 5u artiaerie.
fdmpfen aclommcn. Tie Deutidlcn
f1mpfen NIT elmer mperalcidliheu
Iobesperahhmg; elm iolde5 Iraui.
aeben bate man bel anpen6umg
Der neuen 9riegspdifen nidt mir
mogIid gebalteH Trm Shrapnca.
ielPr iiuo tnuienOe Sim Gpfer &c.
ialleu. Tie Teutitcn into nrS ibren
tclllmgen trob nacr %GuitrcnguHs
zen Der gerbiiuoeteu mdlt ju Der.
ircibeu. lie gebterrn bnben 3dDIrei'
DE 8eritarfltngen rrbllten mo Der
irnnl6irife @eneraliiiimis Socffre
gIaubt, 0urh Die 4itdlt Der glaiieH
6IiigtI ihlieBIid gum 8ei.
den 5u briugeu. SiflJiel miro ans
GcutihIaHo pemeloet. 0aB Die 9cr.
.6iinocteH BET albert cine ghe0erlaae
erltttcn baben. 8ou' Earis nber
fommt sic @iel0ung, Dob bic 6rm-
len Die Sta0t Don neIter iniolae
Ses 9ombar6emeuts Der 1eutihm
nur peuig iibrig sebIicbcu If, Die.
Der beiett BADEN.
Cine 3eitInng battcn Die Geutitlen
beiiere @eifliibc, Die 5raBoien u6cr
6aben @arinc.@ eidiibe bcrbeige.
ihafft, neld)e lin 700 garos neiter
traaen foqen, ME oieicuigen Der
7eutihen. Rittcls Oieier geiditBe
miro man perfuhen, Die 3eitiheu
aus ibren Sfdn3eu SIT bertreibcn.
geioe Seiten iinb ~iieaesgeDiB Die.
Ieutihen haten ebenfoas betrdhtll'
die geritarfungen b~erange3ogm iln0
bciinoen iif in io3uiageu milber-
uin6Iidpn Stellungcn, MAIDEN bon
oenieIben in geidlidter 8Gie @e.
Fraud un0 t1mpfen NIT elmer Or.
b~itterlhig ionoergIeiden. Ole 8er-
biinoeten ieben ibre qan3e @offmmg
aui Die 9er'tarflingen ans Suoien
uuo Gnglano. Die iu0iifen Irup-
pen Ioaeu bereits I'M 6euer itebeu
tamonenfutter), aud bic 2Onoon
5eottiib un0 Elm GROCER &beil 8rei-
miliger ans Canada unO auitrdlien
iin0 an General 3rend 9eltoBen
Yin eugliiAe 2ofomotiDfibrer lit
Die aufioroerung eraangen, iid irei-
piiig gum gienit in 6rantreid 81
meloen oeni bort berridt Elm Itan.
gel an iolhen.
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Sranen sesen G%lHamiieI.

Gas aomite oes Omaha Bonren's
Club, oos bic 4iisiugen gegen ben
2ebrer HrBmiief unterfudte. fngt in
ietnem 9eridt. 4oaB iein Betrogen
BON b0iem GinfluB fir Die Sduleu
fei.9
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gula auaeariffen.

Son0on 2. Oft. Cine 3epeihe
bon geneoia bcinat DAB cine itnrfe
5Iotte Der eualdH0er uno 5rou5os
len 9ola ngegriffen babe.
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9ie reinrn %@emithsmeniden.

9aris, 2. Oft. Der otfi3ioie
= Iemps" fiin0igt beute abeno OH,
oaB 6rdufrei6 uno England emit
i6loiien icien, Die bon ibnen beiee
ten Oeutiheu GoIouien inter alien
5rt ameftiren, gIeihDieL
nie Der arieg eu0igeu m0ge.
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Softer, SanOtaiden nuS
glnana.aaiten

@enn sic irgen6 Del9es
@epdf brauhen, Der 8rmoeis
2aoea Bat a1eg-mo nieori-
gere Qreiie t6nnen Gle mir
gen0s finoerL
aIe SDrteu &Dffer - BreiIe
beginner NIT $4,000 un0
un0 geben runter 81 $3.50,
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