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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

Strange as ii may seem, Johnny
Evers, second baseman of the Boston
Braves, believes that golf and baseball
are twin sports. The great captain
of the Hub team has been heard to
declare that If the hurIers of the Ma
tional pastime would give more at
tention to golf, less cases of Charley
Horse would be brought into the lime
light.
About % per cent of the major
league players today turn to golf for
diversion" says Evers THE number
is growing every year. | used to look
upon golf as an old woman's game,
but ! get more satisfaction sending
away good tee shot than hitting out
a double"
Umpire Bill Klein is also a golf
devotee
Eastern golf clubs are also going
in for many other sports besides golf
to while away the winter months
The New York clubs have included ice
hockey, ice skating, tobogganing and
many other outdoor sports that can
be conducted when the links are GOV.
cred with snow.
Get the boys out of the offices and
on the links by January TO-"
This is the official slogan adopted
by the Winter Golf League of Adver-
Using Interest, which starts it's tour
nament in New York on the above
date.
The Southern courses are now hav.
ing the call with the fashionable golf
ing set. who spend the winters in the
warmer climes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

negative the question of his return
next fall as coach of the Harvard
team. He will be president of the
Braves and Wise treasurer. Stallings
remains as manager Gaffney retains
the title to the new 81 1000, 900 ball
park, which ne holds on a 33-year
lease. That Mr.. Gaffney sacrificed
financially to see the Braves in the
hands Of Boston men is shown by a
statement he made that he had re-
fused an offer from an outsider of
$4,000 more than the selling price to
Htughtona and Wise. e1 ~
The sale OF the club was surprise
IT. had not leaked out that Owner
Gaffney was willing to sell. It was
rumored a year ago that the magnate
was eager to dispose OF the club. but
IL was not known that HIS holdings
were again on the market. The meet
ings that have gone on between the
parties concerned were strictly Sec
ret Most Of them took place in New
York.
StaIIings to Be Manager.
We did not want II to become
known that we we're dealing for the
club until the last stroke had been
DONE" said Davis. I'VE have been
working on this plan for the last
three months and I'm happy to say
that everything has been settled, even
to the retention of Manager Stallings
and Business Manager Hapgood, and
we viii do business just as much as
we can to keep the Braves up In the
high position that they reached under
the ownership OF Gaffney"
Even Manager Stallings did not
know that the club was being sold un.
I'll he received a telegram from Gaff-
ney saying in substance: Braves
have been sold TO Percy ID. Haughton
and Arthur c. Wise OF Boston, who
will cooperate with you to fullest
extent"
The Braves new home, the best
baseball plant In the world, al which
the Boston end of the last worlds Sc.
ries was played. was not included in
the sale. Owner Gaffney stated that
the property cost him in the neighbor.
hood of S1.0O0.000. A lease for 33
yeaw the same length as that held
by Gaffney, was given the new own
ers. 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
cENsoRs WELD SHEARS
ON EUROPEAN SPORTS

English war censors work just as
carefully with blue pencils and shears
on American sporting matter cabled
to Europe as they do on news of far
greater fmportancet The score OF
the Harvard-Yale football game was
held up for more than II hours, much
to the disappointment of Harvard
alumni who had gathered to dine and
celebrate the forecasted victory. The
score of the recent six-day bicycle
race was received with the daily rec
ords of the teams eliminated to a
point where it was impossible for
English sporting editors to make head
or tail out of what was left. Results
of boxing bouts in Australia are made
public from one to two days late, so
that the sportsman at home has little
advantage over his brother in the
trenches.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
Tex Richard Returns
to Fistica Limeight

Mai Who Staged effnes Johnson Fight Offers Big Purse for
TIT Between Willard and Moran-Bout in Gotham Should
Not Change TtIe-New York Fans Will Support Ten Round
Cash-Fans Want Les Darcy to Come to America to
Tackle Gibbons
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
STAR-BULLETIN
Team FAILS TO
Land VICTORY
After Having Big Lead. Team
Slumps and Palama Squad
Takes Game at "I'
Junior League.

Last night in the Games Hall OF the
" NJ. G. A. the Palama team by de-
feating the Star Bulletin team 10 to 3
succeeded in tieing the Kauluwelas
for first place and another game will
now be necessary to decide the cham
pionship.
Although outhit and outscored in
the first six innings the Palamas came
from behind and in the last three in
nings won a game that seemed already
lost. Fhe captain of the Palamas used
excellent judgment in handling his
batters.
Tsnru and An Yueh Star.
The best playing was done by
Tsuru and All Yuen. Both OF these
men played a bang-up fielding game.
In hitting Wal Yum led both teams at
bat, getting four hits out of FIVE times
M.
The three bases on balls that John
son gave did not in any way affect
the score, while three OF the five bases
on balls issued by All You resulted in
runs
The game was fast and interesting
throughout, and was cleanly played
The umpiring was good and there was
no kicking and lots of pep on the part
of the players of both teams.
The extra game that will decide the
championship will be played in the
Games hall of the Y. M. c. A. Febru-
airy g. Glenn Jackson and Ben Clark
will be the umpires.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

After winning the first game by a
aood margin last evening the Cosmos
team in the Y. M. c. A. Bowling
League slumped and dropped the
match to the Colts Chamberlin's men
improved each game and their total
passed the 2400 mark.
First place was at stake in the third
and deciding game. The Honolulus
present were roofing for the Cosmos
to win which would tie the Honolulus
and Colts for the premier position.
AS il stands the Colts by winning the
rubber are in first place alone.
Chamberlin was high man of the
evening. Benson of the Cosmos was
a close second with White third.
Greed did we'll for the winners. Ben.
son had high single game of the even
ing, 2J4.
Tonight the Service will make its
bid for the championship by an effort
to defeat the p. b. C. The latter
clubs only chance for the leadership
is by taking three straight from the
Service. 1t looks like a great race
clear down to the wire. Last nights
scores.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
HAUeHToN STAYS AS COACH.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Ian. 14-p

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Jan. 14.-Per-
cy d. Haughton, head coach of the
Harvard college football team, un.
doubtedly will continue to serve the
eleven notwithstanding his new inter.
ests as president of the Boston Ma
tional league baseball club. says Fred
M. Moore. graduate treasurer of ath.
letics at Harvard Mr.. Moore's state
ment followed meeting of the Har-
ward athletic association, at which the
subject was considered. No final ar
rangements have yet been made, he
said. but it was hoped to arrange a
plan whereby Mr.. Haughton's duties
may be lessened without removing any
of his value to the team.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
COLTS TAKE TWO OUT
OF THREE GAMES IN
PLAY WITH COSMOS
Last Nights Match.
Colts 2, Cosmos l.
Tonight's. Match.

Honolulu vs.. Naval Training Station
(Caiifornias League).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

Italian farmhouses need improving,
according to the opinion of the gov
eminent which has offered $7,5S5 in
remiums to be awarded for encour-
aging the construction of model form
buildings.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

The Russian Department OF Agri-
culture at Moscow has ordered appa-
ratus from the United States for deter
mining the quality of cotton fibers and
cotton seeds. Such apparatus is a
great rarity in Russia, according to
Consul General Snodgrass.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

When the schools of the city were
fighting il out on the gridiron last
fall. st. Louis remained perfectly
still. The other teams were getting
the cheers, while the Saints were
merely spectators Wait till we get
a chance in soccer and basketball,
they said. They surely had the edge
in soccer this year and yesterday aft
ernoon they began a march for the
basketball championship.
The score at the end of the contest
yesterday safternoon at the Y. NJ. G.
A. wassSt. Louis l6, Pnnahou IL. This
about represented the strength OF the
two quintettes. ST. Louis played a
game that was featured with pretty
passing and nnexcelled team work.
They showed a number of passing
runs that resulted In baskets and as
team was q much better rounded
organization than the Punahou five
yesterday.
Puns Fight Hard.
The Punahou squad as usual fought
hard all the way, and proved that al
though they we're up against big odds,
they are going to have something TO
say in regard to the championship.
College of Hawaii and st. Louis are
now tied for first place with one win
each. Kamehameha and Punahou are
at the bottom of the heap with loss
to their record.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27
Summary.

Two-base hits-C. Chew and C. Tim.
Bases on balls-Off johnson 8; OF All
You 5. Struck out-By johnson Is:
by All You IL. Wild pitches-John.
son 2. All You 4. Passed BALLS.
Umpires- Ben Clark and Glenn Jack.
son. Time of game hour 40 min.
utes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-27

Insulated with a specially prepared
paper, an electric cable carrying TO-
900 volts, in England, was found in
perfect condition after more than %
years of service.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30
Easy to Take No Pain or
 Ache

It's no longer necessary to bear the weakening sickness and terrible nau- sea that always follows a dose of calomel.
 LIV-VER-LAX cleanses the torpid liver, and livens up the whole system by ridding it of the clogging poisons. Yet it works so gently and pleasantly that you hardly know you've taken it.
 LIV-VER-LAX, being purely vege- table, is absolutely harmless, and does not tear upthesystemlikecalomel.And not tear up the system like calomel. And it's guaranteed to be satisfac- tory, or the druggist will return your money. For sale at soc and $1 at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30
WANTED, A NATIONWIDE POLICY.

WANTED, A NATIONWIDE POLICY.
 The policy of prohibition has failed to achieve among us in the past an ad- equate success. because wherever tried it has been only prohibition in spotsl But sanitation in spots-vac- cination, quarantine, sewerage, pure water supply only here and there such an arrangement would not give rs a satisfactory improvement in pub lie health Nothing will do but a pol icy of public hygiene that is nation wide Just so with prohibition, ne- cessity to public health, moral and physical. The liquor power can only be struck at it's vital center when hit by a national law. That blow given and then scores of minor evils, caused by drink, that cannot otherwise be reached will disappear-The Congre- gationalist.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30

Greatest bargains In Grand, Up- right and Player Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines at A. Monson's Mu- sic Store. Advt d&wtf.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30
ONLY CHANGE.

Your wife is eating too much huf- fly stuff downtown. Shell have to change her diet"
 Don't know how I'll manage it, doc, unless 1 get the druggist to in- stall mashed potato sundae or a hash mousse. ."-Louisvile Courier Journal.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30

PRESCOTT & NORTHWESTERN
 WESTBOUND. No. Lv. Prescott .... 9:30 a. m. \o. Ar. Highland. ...12;20 p. m.
 EASTBOUND. lo. Lv. Highland. .... 1:20 D. m. Io. 6 Ar. Prescott ..... 4:25 D. m.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30
ALSO IMPORTANT.

That girl puts on great many airs just because she was a May queen. She ain't such a much"
 Think not?"
 No. I'm to be June bride. - Credit Lost.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30

Get this weeks Saturday Evening Post from Jack Johnson, Jr 242.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30
Double Value This Year

IWS e0fI70lIa11 SU11gaSfne
 
  The fashion Holland and good cheer which quarters of million people in the Southwest order for publications to t wIlb adveed der
The Prescott daily news., 1916-05-30
Brain Against Brawn

VHV do farmers and while just as hard always hard up? The has posted on farming methods while the other has felt that He will possibly tell h how his prepar ally farmers gardeners live stock
 ehe home builders than a of acentury
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
} ride Gruee nitro bor
Idufig niAt onge
imnitten.

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Gut unterribtetc oal1otheitcr @uorb-
inn4 crfldrt fir ilnmabriheinli6 bic
gohrid)t 6oB ocr ncnc Brcntier
2lop George cine unpar5iigliAe So,
iitts Der iriiden 6roee int @eec ei,
i,er Stcihsconiercn5 perinGci ipcrf
sc.
g8te 2IoDb George bic glr.
befterpnrtci fo6erte.
Die Mnrgcraeituigcr bcben bic
erfoIgreiAcn llntcrDanOllmgen beg
ncuen prciriers nit ocn 8ertretern
Der QIrbciterpartci ols belonoers
tpidtio 6erpor. 2lopo George bat,
uns bic llnteritiihlng oer 8ortci im
s5arIanlent 6u eelpinucn, ipcitge1enoe
8ueeitdnonilie acmodt. glicbt mir
cine gIn8obl 5teIlen III 0en nelicn
Wltniiteriiinl, iouoeril oudl Die Grid
tling eines g(rbcitS Nlinilteriums
iino 5neeiogt poroeii
Glud pur6e oas @eripredlcn gcgc.
ben, bub Git Eclcgat Scr ar6citcr.
portci bei ben ihlieBIi9cit syrieoens-
cciifercn5ett bin5uge5osen lno in al.
len auf ben 6rie6en beoiiglihc qlnqe.
Ieoenbeitcn beratben0c Etintme cit.
h0lfen mprAp gipS r,nr ", crha;f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

SoIootcn ooh Bel ieoer @elegenbeit
bic @cihaite aili, irn oie Gintoni9feit
NcS biciigcn 2e6ers penigItenS onrH
cinc gcrinoc 9lbpehshng ertr0eliHcr
81 MAIDEN. Gnrimn geb6rt eS 81 ben
bcliebtcltcn &erguiigirn9en, reibcn-
uciic cinfnuien 81 gebeli 0ns @in-
fouicn iii in W}aceoonien feinc ein.
lode SADIE. &or allen erpeiit cS iih
balo olS cinc iebr unbeirieoigenOe
geid1ftiglng. Die meiit ctibeinli.
iAen aoitileutc iiro NGiber aus TO-
5uiogen angeborencnt SSiritiuft unO
babel legen tie niht cinmul ieneS
0tob bon @eihidli6fcit an Sen Gog,
bas oi6 ciil Ioldcs @crbolten olS
cine gepiiie aunit crideinen laiien
fonite. 0ldn 5oblt ia aerue 90 sEro-
gent mebr ais ocn ebrlihen 8reis iiir
IinBc, nah ocncn man iih lett lail-
ger Belt 9elebnt BOT, ober man miro
ipiitben0, lpenn man in gleider @eiic
iiber's Gbr gebaren miro bei Segeil.
itGn0en, ole mon iulr fault, peil cS
eben iibts 9eieres giebt. SeocniaQS
scbort cine eeluiiic proftiihe llebmig
on5li I'M iid) IN Oen merflpiiroieen
Bcidditsgebo6ren Der Ginbeiniiiden
5ureht 81 iinoen. Dor ollem ieben
ole @ci6dfte bier olcni anocren cbcr
1bnlid, ais benz ipos pir eincn 2ds
ocn 5u ncnncn pflcgcn. Shonie1iter
iino etiuas oolig ltnbefaititcS, unS
ii6rigenS iino aub Sic 6eniter niel
81 flciiL als ooB eS inoglid mare,
oarin irgeno etiua5 ors3uiieGen.
@leiit erfcnnt man oas gorhuuOcn-
iein eines 9oOcns nm onrau, ooB 0ie
Ebiire einlooeno ipeit ofien itebt.
@lan gcbt binein iino iiebt iih III
einem oiiitern ihlniibiget fleinert
&auL OIL Oelicn Gnoc ein S{ofiee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
DC D2arf luieScr aeiollen.

@cni, $. Gc5en6er, pia 9Saris.
Iie oeutid)e olIitoertfnarfnote lit ali
Der bieiigcu 9orie pic6er um ciicIl
mo cincn 9iertel 4uuft acioacn inD
al Der 3i.riher lin cine, mo orci
@icrtcl-Eunfte. sic III INN Su 20
6roncs rein. rs 6raucS 25 Gcntimcs
quotiri. Dos 8aaen miro Dem SSn-
frafttrefm oeS SiiliSoicnlt.@ .@ciceeS
sugeihricGet, lueil man 6eiiirftct,
ooB Is 0as pirtbidjoitlid' 2cben ops
2dnoeS t6eillpciic 5nnl StiQltonoc
brinaen iulr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
a6nin Slunitantin's WcfinSen.

Yoris, s. 08enber. Ginc
3iirider Eepeidc al ben v0lotin"
iagt, onB oerti1en @titt6eilimgen SIT.
foIge oer Gciino6eits5uIlono oeS S6-
nigS aonitantin bon @riehenlano
ipieoer 9elnrAbiglm9 uerariadt. Die
nlte g9ug0c all oeS GoniqS Geite BE-
ginat, ipi2 oie Gepeimc iagt, picoer
5u eitera itu0 miro beitdnOig oiien
gebalteu. Ger aonig ioa ie3r idpaf
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
9lidlt nrr Nnmpfer !. .llnLermn42

Bolton Nlaii, s. Ieietnbcr,
Selitc ging Del Der 6irma v, u. goit
y Go sOlarieperiid5erime pic 9lat-
rid)t eit ooB ser italieriiche Gon,
pier oGitta 81 @olermo" ilnO niht
oer v@alernlo" al Der iponiibet
Giilte uerientt por0en iei
@is heltte g[btn0 fonltc Sic 9tdd.
ridt nod nidt bcitdtist iuer0en,
1ie vGitta ni EaIerno0 6ot cinen
&dnrliltbalt bon 1869 Tonten Ger
Ialnpfer EdIcrno4 iii 6coeiiteuo
groBer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09

tiidl ltebt nit Den llnoernciolidlelI
Srei Sloi1en - oitir-9ramhucirt
Snnos. .@ein iinO Goenoc-ilito eiiti'
gen triiben @ldicrn, ole berfiibrcriid)
ooneben iteben. SSinter ocm 8obl'
tiidb iicbt man oic g9ooren rcgellos
ourdeinan0er geporIcn. 3miNteit
ocn Gid imo oen @aarenfGiten itcBt
Der &1uber, Itets ilneelpoiden oa'
nit beihGitist, uus Dem glusieGen
oes @eiucbers iofort nuf oeiien @roO
bon 2eidtiini 81 ihlieBen. Shpicrig
lit ouh oaS Sprahproblem. 6ran'
56iiicb lit IN Salonifi inO ltmgebirg
meiit ebenio penig befaitnt mic @ng
liid. Wlonhnlol berIt1noigen lid
beioe Bnrteien olrh irgeno ein eili'
geitreiites ornbii6es @ort, ober int
oIlgemeireii lperben oic @eih1fte nit
elmer BON Soil 5i 6nll auremteeleg'
ten 3eifeniprnhe abgeipifclt. 9l6er
e8 bate ooh feineit 3pef, Dem &oil's
monn 6it iugen, mas man pilnidt, oa
or nit merfiuiiroiger &egeInlGBigfcit
geroOe bos @eeentbeil oiif 2oger bat.
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9eItano beriut5nfromcn iinO iid)
oarilber ihliiIiig 6ii lperocn, mas On'
bon oes &nufens nm ipiiroiglten IL.
glnfongS iteI[tc idb mid imlncr por
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IN icoem eiiropdiidcn Gjcl91ft &C.
iuobrt 1T o6cr boIO fam id oorolit
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ger ais 6uedniGBig lit. Nlon nnB
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ge9en lm olleS eeuou 5u betrohtet
imo in Die Sono au nebmeiL ioHlt
miro man sor 5u jGmmerlid bineir'
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qlbunnrnten, bic ben ,,Dentiden Gorrepcii'
benttn" Mat piintIidl rosg nnre9tmdeia e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-09
Sir lQutru nOd.
Die rnmduii9cn Srnp.
pen.
Eie tcmtpniicbet Strcits
fr6ftc bimterbrein.


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OiuIieu lmO 0aumancn in Scr
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5treitfrdftc i'm Oitus.Gbolc on
ser @olSoi.5ront unoeblie6 5ll-
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0perotionen in @taceoonien.
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December. Ole 3undncn iesen in
ser @oQo6ei ibren 9iid5ug iort.
TieS mlro in oem ofii5ieIleu 9eridt
Ocs ritllii6en Grieo56rrcaus gemel.
oct; oericlbe lolitet.
nIunIniidc 6ront - Sm Sitn5-
Gbole (1uf ser Wloloau-5ront) baben
sic tcutonilAen Eruppen me9rere
GoritoBc gcuraft Die aber obgewieien
piirocn.
Syn Der @oIladei 5icbcu lid nah
Dem Sale bon 9ubarcit bic &und;
ncn mo rnicrc cigeneu Eruppcn ipei'
ter 8uriid
Syn Oec Dobru0iCba lul0 al Der 90
lau fat Sllbc GeberrIcbt."
9on Scr moceooniib b II
6ront.
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ofii5icIle fralSoiiihc 8eridt iiber bic
Qogc an ser ntaceooniicben 5ront
mcloct oos 6olgcuoe.
gSn ser Rodt Dom 6. sum n
Eecinber unternabmeu Oeiltih'bul.
gariide Erllppen bcftiee @egcuan-
griffe ouf oic ierbiihen StcIlrngcn
IN Der @egeno bon StraOiua oItIid
oeS Sluiics Gerua. Grei btntcrcinors
Der iolgeiloe 9lngriife ipnr9en oilrN
utiere @erbiinoeteu energiicb obBe-
pieien. Serrihenoe5 ibleAteS @ct-
ter uerbinoerte am 7. 1e5ember il.
eenotuelhe militoriIde Cpcratioueu. "
Ger 9aiier 5ollt 6cn
go1crH Gribut.
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madung in Berlin Derofiertlidt bic
folgen6e GrotllntionS.Gepeidc sic
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bon @uforeit m aonig 2uopig bon
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pteren 9npern boben III oen @ebirgs.
fdnpfen por5iiglides geleiitet iinO
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bcloeiniitbigc Gon cines ipudcren
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