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Gobrecht Dies in Blazing Hold,
Dcspite Smoke Helmet?
Was Leading Fighters.
QUICK WORK AVERTS PANIC
Third Class and Steerage Pas
sengers Marched Ashore?
Damage $25,000. but Ship
Will Sail on Time.
A thr arhlch had i.oon amoldeiing ?-??>
, I oura araa
nl .'f
the Han
Amei lon llner. tn<
arhlch t?r
med at ll- i.i'k' ti on Wedni ?da) ? ?? ?
uith 1.199 paaa. -
Qobrea nt oal hla life, deaplti Ihi amoke
i ? . ; he won wh? n ka eaaayi ?! lo
aater thi b l Uon
Tha - ?'"'? I ???? ^eemge
paeaa * - rei roua. ilumber
and eocorted t" tln* pler, from which thej
?arera taken to 1 ? The
damage wag comparatlvelj siieht. ,..i'i al
?m.ot would nol ezceed H&.O0Q, which thr
tla ? f the company -
? .; ,-f the ?' I lhe
? . p-ea! ai
tl ,.n Into tho ghlp to
lamea
Qobrechl, the gturd) Qerman -
twenty-aix yi b ho had bi * * ?
the company ala eara, who loal la Hfe,
vnui uading th' waj ini" the burning
Anrpattm. iman named Btumpf,
wh > followed Qobrechl Into the provialon
r^om. wai fter he had loal c t
BCl-BuBneaa. t'r waa revtvi iped
?a-i'h a f. *.-? bun
(Atptaln Rana Ruaer, maater "f tho Im
ptr&tor and rnmnvdnro of tho Hamburp
/ ii-rtinii flcet, iu? much affected bj tho
/j.-ath ..f Qobrechl Ttoth h--* and Jul
\|,irr. \ h r--ri!r.-rtor of tho lino. wh.
rivr-i in tho reaael, di '? rday
thal tho monetary lose hy llre waa nqth
lrs eompan d wlth thi loa I
rrfltor
IIII IMPERATOR LISTED AFTER FIRE.
Vicc-Admiral Hans Ruser.
of i 'aptaln
pper aaw the de "I
en. 'i fa i hla
trar
| f,?- i ? luser waa Ir. Ihi tl
it" hlmaelf.
lt araa atated poaltlvely thal tho Hre
<!:d nol atarl whlle the veaael waa al aea.
. mi believed thal tl p
lf h< before II
A SUPREME COURT OF ADVERTISING
nvesfigafed Advertisemrnf$ Guaranteed by The Tribune.
fee Charged tor Investigation Arranged in Advance.
AN UNUSUAL worker seeking unusual employmrnt can use
an unusual method of reaching prospcctive employers
by an advertisement under "The Tribunal.
From SAMPLE advertisements published here recently
to show advertisers the style of type. prices and general appear
ance of 'Tribunal" advertisements the following letter was re?
ceived :
New York. N. Y., Aug. 25, 1913.
Farmer.
New York Tribune.
New York City.
I would like to see you in regard to the advertise?
ment in the New York Tribune of this date.
lf you will come to Mount Vernon (address) to
morrow morning, August 26, I may nccd a farmer.
Truly yours,
(Signcd) -
A little reflection about the above letter will undoubtcdly
bnng the thought of "prestige" into your tnind.
We have published several letters received in answer to
sample advertisements. lhe identity of these letters has of
course been kept confidential.
The purpose in publishing these letters was to show the
prestige of the advertisements appearing under this classifica
tion, and also to show the character and standing of Tribune
readers.
Employers have shown a desire to engage good workers;
good workers have answered sample advertisements for high
class positions; reliable enterprises are now negotiating with a
view of offering investments; a prospective advertiser wants to
invest from $10,000 to $15,000 in a going business where his
business ability can also be used. One letter we published
showed that a Connecticut man wanted to purchase a cruising
yacht, houseboat, etc.
This is pretty good evidence of the prestige of " I nbu
nal" advertisements, is it not)
lt is also pretty good evidence of the character and stand?
ing of Tribune readers.
Positions running through the entire gamut of human
need are to be obtained through advertising in these columns
if men and women can quality according to the standards set
up by The Tribune for The Tribunal."
HERE ARE SOME SAMPLE ADVERTISE?
MENTS THAT SHOW HOW PEOPLE
MAY ADVERTISE FOR WORK.
RELIABLE HELP WAHTING WORK.
SALESMAN?More than ten years' experience in automobile line.
Fair dealing has inspired a large following. Wants to c onnect
with reliable supply house or automobile manufacturer where am
bition. backed by initiative and hard work, will find reward. Adver?
tiser is thirty-five years old. single. lives with parents. Might be in
duced to invest capital in a business when experiem e would de
monstrate its possible expansion. 100 New-York I ribune.
$8.40 will be the cost of the above sized advertisement.
OFFICE MAN?Experienced bookkeeper, twenty-six years old,
possessing tact and ability. would change present employment
for good outside position or as confidential assistant. Would like
place where organization ability could be quickly demonstrated and
where a smoothly working office force could be left to their own re
sources, with periodical supervision of the organizer. Believe I pos
sess selling ability. Am considered a convincing talker. Believe I am
adaptable and know I can work hard. 102 New-York Tribune.
$9.60 will be the cost of the above sized advertisement.
FARMER_AND GARDENER wants position. or will take a farm
to work on shares; thirty-eight years old; married; trained agri
culturist in model farming; expert in stock raising and chickens; un
derstands farm and garden work, machinery. fltc; manager farms in
Oermany for 6 years; 9 years here. 1 03 New-York Tribune.
$6.00 will be the cost of the above sized advertisement
wfgg iii- .....-<! l'h.* department, which
.,t,., t sh f.-. t rarward ol thi tern on H
da.??. ia known aa <'ompartmenl N"
. ? ulati. 11 '-ii ii"* wirlni
el? tri- elevatoi u ed to ? ??? ?<
lo thi room to have bea n Ibe
. ( ?
. wai
amoke an alarm was aenl lo lh* brldg.
Instantl] lh. wat. rtlgl ' A ?? wen
'? ?
^ h-.it mt .
..... ......
... 11 ? ?
--.... . ? ln thi
menta ol thli
nmparti rnl ? ' T' r
... ......
n ii b ?.-?
..... . ? ? ?
Island bei ? ?
leal theii
but thi
.. ,
, . , . . ? imperal
? n| ? qulpi ?
........ ' ?' wa"
iloni ? ??' op
.. ith thi flami -
-? i in ii..i".Vi. ? ?
*:.-?.
i ? . pf l
? ?
' '
? . ? ? ?
? - ??*:?'
? "
Comoartment la Fiooderl.
., . . V ||
I. . ?? . ? . ? -
ter Into II ilnc I
'
.... . .
tl . lloboki n fln I
. ? ? ? . . ? pd th.
prelli r the Imperal
.....
Min "1 g'.' :C [""! ' "
> <. k i" to t
titj ol wai
utarboard ald<
\trl Of ' . ' ' 1 ?
the worklng of I
I..-, Iaat and thi ' I ol
. ..i. the poi ?
aith 1
I ? and througboul the dav
:-? . mat ? \ird from li to
to droa n oul tha fl<i ?
Rumori were heard that Oobn hl
niiariit have been Bgved had nol '
who va.'1- pumplni aii Into hli helmel ie
?-frir.i hli poal Thi- reporl waa denled
by BtafT < ' - i lennlni \ on Mell
th* Imperatoi ahe wai ln < !:ar,*'' nr tha
raJlora engaged In Itghtlni th. fl ? Ht
sai'i thal wlth Otto Kuhl, the ahlp'a car
pcntei Btumpf ari-i Quartermaater Heln
deniirh, Oobrecht, ln I ndei lothlni,
t.-i.i ... ii .- provlslon compartmenl Mak
Ini i o efforl to drea hi pul on ??; amoke
helmel, to whirh wai attached IM feel of
.und ulil. \a i" l i.i*
worked thi air pump whlle Boal araln
i -. ?. i hi Id .'. bran h of thi hooe t?> his
eor
Heit Was Overpowerinq.
The 'l""' ol lli.mpartmenl " ?
heal ttrrlfli Konc bol Btumpf
Kuhl ind Qobrechl aaa abie to i ndure !?
Helndenrl. h, wlthln w wen teei "f <*."
brecht, pumped aii i? hlm, and ;.s tln
inai ipcreaiod graduallv moyed up 'i.e
vtalrway wlth lhe othera <;oi?rccht
?houted through lhe I ibe thal t*
right, wh.n thoae attendlng thi tube fell
h i<-ik. Petera <.i!i<.i lo hlm, bul no nn
-.... r . am. The i." n, al lhal tlme 100
feel awa) from hlm, pulled upon lhe
hooe, bul ihey could not drag Qobrt ht
....
ii i? aoa Iho ighl thal lhe Ma: upon
thi hon aaa cau ed bj the falntlni of
the ofllcer, foi when he ?a? found ia:<T
he lay upon hli back, the helmel d. nted
and bllati ra >i and Iti mlca wlndow - Um b
Qobrechl ii la thought, tore oul tba wli
dowa In hl elforl to get aii
A ii houi later, arhen i aptaln John .'
i llkla.. nr Eng. i ompany i w< nl
i..-...i! Into the compartmenl aith Dennla
i. Leai) and i'< t> i 11 .rr- i lobreehl
aaa dlacovered < > ia hi > crawled on
hainig anil kneea int-. tha prorlalon roora,
Captain Qlldea holdlng hla ankle Tln
chlofa anklea were heW bj Duffy.
B .I'.- n i ?uffj i i.i,ui. .I lhal in- i rl
rm;i..i ;. ' ...r. iiii.i tha threa nn n pull I
it out, i.ui tbe air hooe had become rn
langli 'i and thi i>? ?? i ?- i uuld nol be re
'.' aaa d. 'i h. Di i m. n i h. n Ihfoi mod i !ap
lam von Meib-om, and aallon aenl down
and brough i 11 up
Gobrechl had loughl h ilmllai Hre In
i he f ? al Bl in <*. k on i i i Istma u I
year, ind was promoted ror hla braverj
...in.irri. d, and hla onl) ra latl' ? i
were iwc latera ln Weatpballa. The roa
?er* Bai waa put al half -1., rr rmm Ihe
taflrall. The bod) nrlll Im taken i.;*' k
in thr li.ii' i itor and bui ."i In Qermanr.
ll -araa Bald oflkdall) thal tbe Imperatoi
would .--.iii ..' I B ni to-morrow. Inv-re*
tlgatlon Bhowed thal the provbdon room
bad been in perfect condition ohi n lt wa-j
rlon-"..!. at 11 .0 p. m on U'.'dn. ?'lay.
OP
Roacis Prepare for "Biggest
Evor" Business, Owing to Out
nomc) Labor Day Travel.
EXTRA TRA!NS PUT ON
Spccial Six Day Scrvice Will Be
Run ironi Down Ea.st Points
River Boats Expert
H.avv Traftic.
? -
tcrmlnala from
lt iho
? *
?.mu be tiun > Ing aa "'x*
? ? ' n ! I
.nai tntti nt tht*. ?*!?'
? -it 1
. ? ai allabla I
graatcat ffl-ur d ? thali
?
Al' ? .- ? iM Iihx e bfl
ea arlll nol
? rn .ir.tit ur- r Da ? n.id.
..... ? I
' - . .
are rai and to
? ?
t
?. , i , * ? rtod
1,111,1 lajra
. ? . i arlth lh. da ?"? ' '????? i '???>
?? arlll ba
? , ? an
?
? aved
aad
Ofll*
. ? .a,,n*.
will \r.t*i through ? 1 aa
Laboi i '.i ? To i? ? ? ?? ? lodatfl the eatra
: , , iu ? i. ralna aill bfl run
l of tl -* '"? aiil h at <? ihe eliy
,,,,. ,\i.,.'.| I,. go ln the Vdlrondaeka
th,. Tl i ; mda and i r. irl au
.. .,. i?
Tha Pennaylvai i road la alao runmnjc
man* of Ita traina ln aactlona Waah
natoi '? l l ? ra Wai
< lap and p* ng tha i *ong laland
11:.- main rentr. ol ihe e\
odua
A aj|,e?i ii aervlce foi i ifl of all
daya haa been arranaed bj the Vew
Vork Ne-* Havon ?*. Hartford lo h;in<lle
the Labor D In addltlon to tha
La bor Da] utt l hi tlde or re
turning Iraval, aa hoarn b] axporionro,
wlll bfl ihe greatc ' durlna Ihia pariod
Tf.fi.iv. to-tnorroa Bnd Bundaj outbound
IihIhb from N'.xx V.irK and BoBtOfl wlll
ha vt tt tra rflfl tlom and many eatra
To prflveni baggagi eongoatlon axtra
. agc eai alao hav< been addad and
ln eorna atta apaclal baggage traina
arlll b? im. to tak< rarfl ..i Ihe ovatiloar
mi through llnefl Aa man] aa t*n axti i
traina .-.ni ba pul on Monday botvaan
Provlncetoara, iVooda Hol? and Boaton
la t" im-' paaaengern from 11..glon aboul
Capc Cod. The i'ii* mouth Provldaaeo,
Woreaator anrj Middlebora -erxu-e a-ill
alao be ii.? > <? >i bj estr-a
Tba niunbai .i peraona golng to Nl
;i -_-;i i ri I a 11 s *.*. i H huiU ull recorda on
th? Lahigh \'iiifl Rallrrvgd Among lha
, i ,,u.|s \x ill I ?? t\i,, big *-:!;:: Ii ii* >,? iel ie^
from grealer .-x<-\x Vorlt ???? thalr annual
outinga Tba ofllciala of tl.id expi ?
thnt thi traflle for .ii-itiin i.,k. an i
counii j x. iu be 111..1 e ihan doubled bj the
xx.-. k-end buainei The imi i aporta
. ..ni' l ? ."ii ? he Ri li the La. aawanna.
tha Kaa Jera*) Central and other rail
......i
"The blggeal year avar" l- the gan
?rai expresalon of ntlafactlon ovtt the
baggage laden .acatlonlata, althar coming
i.i goitifl through the Btatlona and plera
st. imi hi.mpanlei ire i i eparlna
foi i. c*#rreapondlng volume of btiBtno?fl
li tha areathei remaina fali tha fludaon
RIvar and 1-ong laland Bound i>*>-.t*. xxin
11 mi. .I tn r-arai Itj on Sunday and
Monda* -Jvarya-hara thara la the ui>
pearance >>f proaparlty, and maaj gnoil
dollarr ar>- paai ng through the ticket
VVlll'I'iVX .*?
COPPEP. COMPANY FAILS
Creditors of lutte Central File
Bankrupty Petition.
Bo lon, v ig v Tl ?? Butta I loatral
Coppai Companj a Dolaarara oarporatlon,
witii ?iri.|n!tx nt Butta, Moni . araa i iti
Uonad ini" bankrt*ptey b) cradltora to*
day.
The patltlonora alaajo that the eompany
ackiiovs -ladgad Itfl nablllt' tO m> ? ?
< IhIiii*. xxhen, ou Jjlj in, tt ma-le thre<>
r.M.liiils nf llntl. |i.f*.|.,,| , reilltora ;in,|
iinn.-fli ovet to than eartaln proportlao in
ihat *it>.
No tln.in'-l.-il atatonent xvar. filed.
($1,0CK)IN PARCELPOST
LOOT 1 in am
Federal Officials Believe Arrest
of Railway Employe Ends
Package Thefts Here.
ALL MAIL CARS WATCHED
Youth Caught While Loading
Sacks at Station ? Superin
tendcnt Also Held for $1,200
Postcard Robbery.
L'nlCaa a "man hic;hoi un' problrm COn?
fronta tiir* PoatolSce offlctala tbe erreel
Monday nlghl of Fran* Bchnelder, in ???
ploya "f i!i> Pennaylvanla Rallroad, win
, _t ;in , ,,,i ;;,-. ording tn it:*-i"' tor Jacoba
t.. the dlaappearance of hundreala of amall
packagea from lh? parcel pool .\?--;.riv
t: .n i""t waa found ".esterdgy iftei
Inoon in gchnelder'a apartmeni at n.? '-'?'
I Kaal Id atreel tho nuthoittirs aay, aad
i m. nn ? lurn up al an) llme
The continued k?ea "f artlclea, whooe
mlarellan) ndtcated tbal Ihe ihefta were
made hurrledl) during tranafera hai been
under Inveatigatioii tor icveraJ weeka
! Major I'ochran. i*blef Inapector, Hnally he
! ai.i ? need lhal lha Meallng wi -
ln \. \a rort He dlatrlbuti d h
[ for. ca aboul lhe i II . partl. ularl) al
i tranafei polnta
i--,. toi Jacoba waa al lha Pennayl
\.,, ., ii .ti..). "ii Monday nlghl watcblng
ii iii eara I* * - A amall i ?
dropped oul of a mail bag Bchnelder
i . | 11 . young in <n apparent
I) dld '."t notlce whal had happened, bul
?, *. . .i, ? - he deftly
klrked the package frow Ihe platform to
a 'i.n i. -i "t on lhe track Jacoba watched
the Ial.? .'? 'i afti i tho traln wenl oul
lumped down on the track, he
aayi and !';'K'-'i up thr package, whi.-h
rcntalned two foui ? iln pCM
\\ hen am iti d thi Inipe* tora
s, hneld. r Irli d to I ar thi m '?(T the
-*-,<. nl tlinir bM addi ea Kt flre"
he told Jai "hv. II li aald, th.it be llved |
at Ma '""? Hh Btreel bul II wai
hed thal 'Yir-a n-.is no auch num
, ??. detei ttvei aa t"i on nea In?
formation which led ihem to thr i .-?
?
? ? ibal ?>' lhe houae
tbe] found ?-. * oui . i o h" ha<i bea n
. a ? ld< *. aod ?i". turn- ?!
?? bull of the I
? a nrrjiiKn. il tO-da) bO
'??i. Unlti 'i Hlati a Comi nei Hlteh
.... k \t ihe ?a-tmr tlme John r. Dorn
ndent of the "1
near OUI -? ? ? I
w ,11 !?? | | i efon Con mlaa on< r
? 'hcrrcr
aaterd
? tl' ? ?'<enwlch atreet
I . t ol
I trard '? ?? i of inld
.. ? ? (fli ? aer
eara i !?? I ?
. \a)-g ial in
BIG DISBURSEMENT FUND
September Payments Are Esti
matod at $114,000,000.
Tota .. i ? ? dlaburae
menta I - itlmated by
i..... v ? ,? t 1.000,001 aa
I ? ?? ?" aame month
? ..r
? " >Jl\ '.|rivl? ilr. |ai r.l
\..*.v \ ork
t at i orai anl. b and tl a
' the i ? Iti J Btati
. -? .i oi .t total i
- | ?
- on bonda
.. ...IR
.. ? i .i- v,one ot ' lllee
the l nlti d Btatea
pnt ?.? '-I totala %,.?'??
f born evi taa oul
- i pay
h i ? ? . .'. dlvld. nd
thua far 1 1 . ..s
| . ... .. V ..J ,*-t.
' - ?? >wn : .: ? ?? .?? lun. Il< i ??
Ma; ?? "" Apiit, ):;:.'???'?".
M .--? ? ?? :? ? t>l ial I M< OU 000,
I v H.Ono.iMn
AMUSEMENTS.
10 PAY HORSE POISONER
Treasurer of Ice Cream Manu
facturers' Association Says
Immunity Cost $700.
"JOHN L" TRIBUTE TAKER
Man Who Dropped Out of Body
Tells of Misfortunes Which
Then Crippled His De
livery Service.
The arand jury. whlrh took up the ln*
raatlgatlon of horaa po*aonla<j aftat
"Taak) MKaTer heffan to tell hi** BtOT)
ti. thr I'lBtri.-i Attorn-x. yeaterday heard
Alr. Bapoanick, tr.-nsur.-r of the l'?
fl r.n in Manufacturera' Aaaoclatlon, who
told of collactlng JlfH from membera
,.t tba aaaoclatlon t<. ba pald t<> "John
i.". .1 horaa potaonar. Th<? in-iuiry Into
tho affaira of the [ca C*rearn Ifanufact
urera Aaaoclatlon arao takon up after
aavoral mambara had complalnad that
.,. could n"t aacartalB lha parpoao of
funda collacted b) the aaaoclatlon
Mr Bapoanick oald that aa treaaurer
he had li ? i. -I ?-. taa whlch reaultad ln
tha . oiie.-ti.ni of ITBO. Th*- membarfl
fiom whom the mona) araa eollactad ba
llavad, ll is aald, that uolaaa they pald
tlibUtfl "John t. ' xx>.ul.1 polaOfl all their
horaaa Ba*>***anlch aald thal tha money
araa paid to John L ba. a iaa of thranta
tn polaon Bapoanick a horaa
ipoantck aald thal he himaalf did nol
glxe the money to ".lohn I- All Of
funda colloctod by the aaaoclatlon,
??. H . ?.!:?. fire iti"" kn '
the Jurj.Phe jury.'' he aald. araa
oaad >.! 'he proaldant ol the gaoo*
? and four othor mambara
Koyal H. w'eiier. tha aaatatanl .1'
? attoi ney In i h trc* ot fb* ln i
L.,,,.. ., haa nol aan abla to hnd out
tl , aiacl atai ia ol tha I< ? Craanr, Man*
. , irei v Koeot latlon aa an ortanlaa*
tion Bo far aa ia can d ar i
. | xx, re kapl i > ? ;,;-*'' ?''?'
pcrm. ? ? meetlng pla- ?? ??''"s' ot the
....... . ng hi Id i'i rooma lhal i ould
be hlred for th.renlng foi 1- Aalde
? ? -? polaonera Mr.
-Aalier I bb fo ind fen purp.
the aaooclation ra od< I monaj
aalarj of lil a : ? ar ara
... r< . r'.
Henry .1 Kolchln, prop
I eam Company, at No. 3
n ,| ... atraal Brooklyn
?ritneaa yaab Ur
Kolchin flald thal eariy ln Ocl
... oln th* Ice'
ri ?M latloi H< '?
? . , - -*? ei ol '?
?heir atalla of polaon on October
-i ..,,, -rtora dlad on thfl atreat that
aama daj ?* hil- maklng dallverlea.
,. | ?' ? ? Idai - ? ? ? ?
. ? (Cri ? u '???' '
? f ? .n ml l of tho
collectod bj the Ice Cream Manul
laken I
Diatrlcl ttta i ? ?rha? 1 _?n
refua< I bi i ***** - '***"* ********
tt_i tha potaonlng ol hia horaen wata
'. ? . ... i mlflfortune lhal
.,,,,- ahen he r. [rom I
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MR IMTH INSI'AMANKtH S Sl t'CKMSI. (OAII'AM A M'l.KNIHIi IINK.
i oi john Brockway, tteMaord'Unmn,
LurA
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Fun Every Minute
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HORACE GOLDIN
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$20.00.
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tnrcs and KTges.
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si.3 now.
O (1 il trousers, regultth
$5.00 to$8.00.
xuo.
K v c r v t li i n g for Labor
Day
Golf shoes, tennis sho.-s,
sot't luits. tlanncl shirts. dust
crs everythirig you need \o
make you comfortable.
Also golf and tennis balls.
clubs, racquete, camerai an.d
tishin^ tackle.
Sporting goods of even*
description.
fl >|i"ri gal ur<i?.y ?]nt:! |
I ;* ?' '?' ' " '".tl ?''
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ROGEH PeET Company,
Three Broadway Stcres
at at at
Warten St 13th St 34th St
AML'SEMENTS.
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EMPIRE NEXf MON. EVE.: :vs
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LYCEUM ' Opens Sept 3 '.';
Where Ignorance Is Bliss
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FULTON
RICHARD BEIIETT
DAMAGED GOODS
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LewFelds-/II Aboard
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BELIEVE ME, XANT1PPE
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THE LURE
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