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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
IN THE TOWN OF LUMBERPoRT
AND MANY TONGUES ARE Wage
ING ABOUT THE AFFAIR.
POLICEMAN HARBERT NOTIFIES
MAN IN THE CASE THAT A COAT
OF TAR AND FEATHERS IS IN
STORE FOR THEM.
Woman Was Housslseepsr For Widow
er With Small Children, But Now He
Must Be His own Pot Singer, Dish
washer and the Like.

The deniDens of Litmberport are agog
with choice bi. of scandal that prom
iscs to develop into summary measures
being taken in the event the mandnta
Of the police officer is not obeyed. He
has pissed the word that couple thers
viii be treated to tar and feathers in
cas- they continue in their mysterious
ways.
Isaae White resides there with his
small children. He is a wid6wer and
had to have n housckeeper Mrs. Doda
has been acting in that capacity some
time. but recently made a trip to a
hospital ana returned only lay or So
ago.
Her going away caused the tongue Of
more than one to wag with gossip of q
spicey nature and soon the whole iowa
was talking. Mrs. Dodd's reappaarance
in the town put new life into the gos.
sip and there grew up an amount of in.
dignation and Benjamin Harbert, the
policeman. notified White that the
woman must not return to mis- house and
live there any longer as his housekeeper
for, if she did, coat of tar and featn.
eFs was in store for both of them. Sc
far Mrs Dodd has not gone back to tins
White domicile. but IS still in the town
White wont to Shinnston to get 1
warrant from the Justice there on ac-
count Of the policeman's action, but
after comforting with the justice, be
concluded that it might be weil for him
to drop the matter and go home to live
by himself and mis- own, until he could
find another foussSeepcr other than
Mrs. Dodd and act as his own pot sling
er, disnwasher and the IKE.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
CHARLES TRAYLoR, wELL.ro-Do
FARMER. FOUND DEAD IN HIS
HOME IN LEWIS COUNTY FROM
PISTOL WOUND.
HE KEPT MONEY IN HIS HOUSE
WHERE HE LIVED ALONE, AND IT
IS THOUGHT ROBBERS KILLED
HIM.
Dead Man Was an Uncle Of Charles
Camp, Of David DavidsOn's Shoe store
in This City, and He Has Gone There.

Charles Carap, Of David Davidson.
shop store. received word late Thursday
evening that his uncle, Charles. Tray
Tor, Bachelor living alone upon mis-
farm near Jacksonville, Lewis county
was found dead with bullet in his head
in his house, and il Is believed that he
was murdered and robbed Of his money
Of which no kept a considerable sum IN
the house.
The particulars Mr.. Camp received
were very meagre Ills uncle was a
haenclor about 60 years of age and mod
crately weil to do. It was known that
h had between $500 and 5000 in cash
and probably more, in tho house with
him. His mysterious death is being in,
vcstigated by officers. MIR, Camp LETT
Friday evening for the home Of mis-
uncle.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
ON THE CHARGE OF rAMPER1NG
WITH A LETTER WRITTEN by A
LADY ON HIS ROUTE.
TORE IT OPEN, ERASED NANIE.
SIGNED HIS OWN AND CHANGED
THE ORDER FOR A WATCH
Receive the Watch, Suspected Govern
rnent Was After Him, Resigned Posi-
tiOn and Brought Here For
Hearing Committed to Martiusburg
Jail in Default Of Bond.

John Ncsslerotta aged 10 years OF
( Grant county. was brought here Thurs
,lay morning by Deputy Marshal J. II
Lyeth, Of Nartinsbng, charged with a
serious crime. Until within the past
three months the young man was a
mail cnrrier on star route cumming
from Petersburg to the mouth of Sem
cea. In May last nc took a letter from
the rural mail box, written by Mrs.
Jacob Ours to the ArbuclSlc Brothers
Company, in New York. She had en-
closed 90 certificates and instructed
ltaat firm to send her gentleman's
watch. It is alleged that the mail car
rirr opened the lcttsr, erased aer name
wrote his own in place OF it, rubbed out
the word gentleman's. and wrote in.
stend. lady's. He also directed that the
watch be sent to Petersburg instead
Of Corners. Mrs. Ours, post Office.
The watch came to Petersburg, It is
claimed. and he took it out. shortly
aftcrward he suspected that the govern
ment was on his tracks, he resigned his
Job and left the country. working in
four positions bsfore the deputy mar.
snal arrested him day or so ago at
Mount Stone, thirty eight miles from
his star route. lie was fakcn to Tuck
eR county, but the commissioner there
was not prepared TO hear the case aud
fhen he was brought here.
| Commissioner Spates gave MIN hear.
ing and held him in $500 for the federal
grand iary. at Siartinsburg Oct. Is. In
default of bond ne was committed to
thu iail at Martinsburg and was taken
there by the deputy marshal Thursday
evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
COURT
CLOSES TERM
Business Is Finished Up Late Friday
Afternoon and Judge Mason Re-
turns to Fairmont.

Circuit Court adjourned the regular
October term Friday afternoon and
Judge Mason returned to his home at
Fairnont on the late afternoon train.
In the case Of Wyatt vs.. Kelley o
motion to set aside the verdict was
ovenuied and Judgment entered with
leave to file bill of exceptions in 30
days.
The former order was set aside by
the consent of tic prosecuting attorney
in the case Of the STATE against Sell
Reed on felony charge, a plea Of guilty
to petit larceny was entered and the
defendant was sent TO jail for 30 days:
Plea Of not guilty was entered in the
ease IF state against Albert Singleton
for felony and case was continued VITA
leave 10 give bond Of $500.
Two felony indictments against II. J..
Davis ware nollied.
4 motion to appeal in the cave of
Lizzie Ellis vs. Gladys Dlvisson was
overruled and Judgment entered.
Several Austrinns who nave resided
in the county for several years were
naturaiized.
Answers to bills were fled in the
Cause Of Brown, Foreman & Co. against
Noonan & Allen, etc.
Demurrer WIS argued and lave givcn
70 &c answer within 60 days in cause
#of Thomas NJ Hood and others against
Fairfax s. Tandstreet, etc.
Bill Z exceptions in cause Of JOSEPH
W. Thorne against ]. WI Brown and
others fled BY plaintiff CSrtain ex
captions ordered stricken out and bin
entered.
Report Of Il. Harrison, commissioner
appointed to taEe account Of rsal es.
tate in.cause Of Lafayette S. whiteman
againstJ J. Harlan Riley received and ie,
cree accepted and confirmed.
Flavius J. Smith ct al. against Ida
". Fultz and Southern Pine Lumber
Company against Ida N. Fnltz; former
decree entered against defendant 8,
aside.
In the cause Of Susan Hfbbs vs.. Ad.
die freeman. Homer W. Williams was
appointed guardian OF defendant and
George I. Tran was appointed special
receiver for real estate
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
DANCING
ACADEMY
Is to Be Opened in EIkbridge Han by
Howard Blake and Crows Or
chestra for the Winter.


The dance given in the Elkbridge
dancing hall Thursday evening BY How
ard Blake and Prof. Crows orchestra
was most successful and enjoyable
affair. There were about forty couples
present and all enjoyed themselves to
the fullest extent.
Mr.. Blake and Prof. Crows orchestra
have completed arrangements for the
opening Oh dancing academy in this
hall to run for the entire winter. Dane
ing lessons will be given at any time
during the week to all who desire to
take them and every Tuesday and Fri
day nights a dance win be given such
as the one held Thursday evening. The
grand opening dance win be given next
Tuesday evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
POPULAR LETTER CARRIER AND
EXCELLENT YOUNG MAN PASSES
AWAY AT HIS HOME ON MONTH
CELLO.
DEATH CAME AFTER A LONG SIEGE
OF sIcKNES WHICH RESULTED
IN CONSUMPTION.
Entire Community In Sorrow Over His
untimsly Demise-Funeral Takes
Place From Late Home Friday
Afternoon.

Frank cors died ut his nome, 347 Mon
ticello avenue Thursday at I o'clock p.
m. from consumption. While his death
was not altogether unexpected because
Of his low condition for the past several
days, the innnmerable friends Of the
Young man in tine city and county are
panied beyond expression with sorrow
and regret to know Of MS demise.
The funeral took place from the late
home Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock
attended by large number Of the sor-
rowing friends Of the licensed. Rev.
X. b. Mcdaniel, pastor Of the First Bap,
list church conducted tine funeral SER
vices, The remains were laid to their
last resting plaea in the /. o, o. +. Gene
terry.
In the early part Of the summer Mr..
Core was taken i'll. Shortly afterwards
his illness developed into typhoid fever.
He r covered from the fever after long
siege. but it left him in very weak con
dition. Consumption developed and ne
gradually sank under the ravages of
the disease and short time after he
had resumed his work as postoftiee car
rier when he recovered from mis- long
illness he was compelled 10 stop his
work. The disease held firm grasp
upon his weakened condition and he
gradually sank until death relieved min
of his sufferings Thursday afternoon
late.
The deceased was The son of Mr.. and
Mrs David Core. deceased. and was in
the thirty eight year of his age. He Is
survived by two brothers and one sis
ter. The brothers are Samuel Core
marble cutter for f. w. Wells. and
John Core, travelling representative
The sister is Mrs. Anna Kennedy, with
whom the deceased made his home.
For the past several years Mr. Core
had been holsng a poston WITH the To-
cal postotiice department as letIer car
rier. When he was compelled to cease
work ON account Of Hines he was acting
as the regular carrier upon route 3,
wnch extends 10 Glen Elk. This posi-
ton h filled very efficiently and he ex-
ecuted MS duties with high degree of
lexcellcncy which made him trusted
and valuable employe of thu local post
office department. H. was an excellent
Young man in every sense Of tn word
and possessed noble virtues and emf
neut qualifications that endeared him
in the esteem Of his fsllow workmen.
friends and aeqnaintaneca. His untinie-
" demise is nore than regretted by his
friends upon thought OF tns bright
prospects for Il brilliant career which
laid before him.
The heartfelt sympathy and condo
lcnees Of the entire Community ,is eN-
tended 70 the members Of the family
in their time OF sorruw
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
Bankrupt Trustee Files Report.

Trustee E. F. Morgan, of Fairmont
filed his report Friday in Referee w
Frank stout's court of the sale of the
Anguta Pottery Company at Manning.
ton, and the referee * . 5sabsr II as
the day for hearing on i The re,
port shows That the property sold for
$ssooo.
On the same day the petition OF w.
II. Polling, in the .. R Beuehler bank
rupt matter, wiz be heard by the ref.
cree. ~.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
GRAND LODGE
KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIA
OF WEST VIRGINIA HOLDS ms
ANNUAL CONVENTION IN This
CITY NEXT WEEK.
THE PROGRAM FOR THE MEETING
HAS BEEN PREPARED AND IT Is
AN INTERESTING ONE.
Members Of the Lodge An Over tie
State Are Looking Forward TO the
Meeting With Great Interest and Ex-
pectation.

Members Of tins knights Of Pythias
MI over West Virginia are looking for
ward to the annual nesting Of the
Grand Lodge Of the state, which ii 10
be held next week in this city, with
unusual interest and expectancy. Ex.
tensiyc preparations have boon and are
being mode BY the appointed commit.
tees Of the local lodge for the enter-
tainrnent OF tho Grand Lodgs onicsrs,
delega to sand visiting knights WAC win
be in the city upon this big annual 90.
casion.
Tbs following program Of the mcet-
ing, which commences on Wednesday,
October II. at 10 O'clock a. NJ, and con.
tinues until Friday evening, mas been
prepared:
"wednesday, October -.
10 a. n.AlI membars Of tue Grand
Lodge and friends viii meet IN the a.
ssnrbly room at the Waldo Hotel, cor-
ner Pike and North Fourth streets,
whore Mayor r. II. Shields win deliver
an address Of welcome 10 the Grand
Lodge, to which Grand Chancellor Oscar
Q. Wilt will respond
1880 q. Grand Lodge viii con.
yene.
2 p m-The West Virginia Brigade.
Uniform Rank. Knignts oil Pythias. viii
meet in the assembly room al the
Waldo Hotel, 70 which all members 81
the Uniform Rank are invited.
$3.50 p. ni.-Parade will form. and
move promptly at $3.50 p. m. under III
rection OF Fngadier GsHoral j. Alixs.
andcf Ewing. The parade win form On
Baltimore street, near tie passenger
depot, and win lnaFcl, to North Bonrti,
street, thence over North Fourth street
e Pike street, thence west on pike "a
Chestnut street, thence across Chestnut
to Main, thence east on Main 10 OAK
from Oak across 10 sPii<4 street AMI
thcncc west on Pike 70 tie Waldo no
tel, where II win disband,
1880 p. m.-Rev. WiIiiam William on
Brigade Chaplain Of the UBiform RanI.
win deliver sermon at carjst I.pisco
pal Church corner Main and sfxtIi
streets. and an Knights are expes
W Ne pfeAent.
rhursday. October q.
0 a. combination Of Grand r,,d ~
convention.
P. Competitive dri1l. Gle prizes
being For tbs Bsst drilled company.
500; second best drilled company, SIS;
third bast drlllsd company, s25. opsn
only 70 West Yirginia, companies.
$3.50 p. M. BAND concert az Union
Park by the Greater Fairmont Band 70
watch 4 cordial invitation IS extended
70 the Grand Lodge oeicers and Is
gates and All visiting Knights.
Friday, October Ia.
Q a. fu.5 Continuation Of Grand Lodge
convention.
ne program AZ above outlined 8 an,
iect 70 change should circuinstans fsns
der it necessary
The reception committee win have
Headquarters IN the Waldo Hotel whore
general information can b obtained
and hotel Recommendations seenrea
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
Burton cattrin piseharged.

The warrant against Burton cottrin
Of Wallace, the young man who was
charged with forging check by WIN
Nusbaum, the clothier, was dismissed
by Magistrate NJ S. Riley Friday after.
noon and tne young man was released
from custody. Nnsbaum failed TO show
proof that the young man had forged
the paper. The man whom the check
was drawn upon failed TO appear as q
witness. -.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

OF PAYNE
Takes Place in ST. Johns Church II
Washington and President and vie
Sit With the Family.
By Associated press.

Washington, Oct 7.-President ana
Mrs. Roosevelt sat with Toe family ana
personal friends Of the late Postma Ter
General Payne az the fnnera today ii
st. johns churca.
The funeral procession was escorted
from the church 10 the Pennsylyania
railroad station, whence the body win
BE- taken on a special train Is Nil
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
OMAN
CHASER
SLAIN
- 4 NEGRO IN THE LATTERs OWN
YARD WITH A GUN, WHO THEN
SURRENDERED.
s. AIN MAN is WHITE INSURANCE.
AGENT WHO FORCES ATTEN-
rIoNs ON GROCERY WOMAN.
Follows Her Into Negro's Yard and
Triss TO Drag Her Back Into Road,
Whsn Fatal Shot Is Fired by the Ne.
ny Associated Press.

Memphis, Tenn. oct. Rowland g
fs4il, insurance agent, was shot and
iiled by Ben Gillian. a negro, today.
fiiIlam surrendered TO the police.
f5in had been forcing attentions on
woman who keeps grocery store
neas by. 10 escape MIN tine woman went
into Gil8ain's yard. Hill followed and
tried to take ner back to the street.
Gillian then shot him.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
coal companv oficials Her...

r. p. Douglass, president OF the Doug.
lass -Raugh Coal & Coke Company, which
recently purchased the holdings of the
Pho nix Coal Mining 4 Coke Co. in this
90 At handsome figure. together
* officials and stockholders Of
"a ANY, is in the city loolSing of.
~ come matters connected with the
purchase and arranging for resump.
tion Of operations at the plant near
Rsynoldsyille at an early date.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
postofice wa closed

The local postoffice remained closed
Thursday from 10 o'clock in the morn.
ing until 2 O'Clock in tas afternoon, the
funeral Of the late Postmaster General
Payne taking place between those hours.
This was doTfe in pursuance to orders
issued by Acting Postmaster General
wynne, AIR postohfces throughout the
country were closed at the same time.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
Entertained church choif.

Rev. und Mrs. Jalnos : Plnmmer en-
tertaincd the members Of Christ Chnrea
choir in a very charming and hospitablo
manner at the raetory Thursday even
ing. The members of the choir spent
most delightful evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
PARKER AND
HERRICK
Hold a Political Conference In New
York-Lalnount and Chairman tag
CART Present.
81 Associated Press.

New York, Oct. 7--Jndge HerriclS,
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
New York, mad conferences today with
Judge Parker, Daniel S. Lamount and
National Chairman Taggart were pres
ent, Judge Parker goes to Espous to-
day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
LIVES LOST
in BURNING
HOTEL
Tracy Hotel at St. Josephs, Mo, Burnq
Down, Four People Bum to Death
and Two Fatally.
py Aasoclatea press.

ST. Josspas, Mo-. Oct. 7.-Lafaystte
Are. G. r. Nortin, Jos. Dillingham; and
AIRS. Anna Weston lost their lives in
the burning Of the Tracy Hotel this
morning.. Gilbert Weston and Mrs. Xves-
ton were fatally burned. Fire caught
from ths Kitchen.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
e0vemOF Rates ReaomIaated.

Boston, Mass Oct, THE Repub,
lean state convention here today re-.
nominated Governor Bates by aeclana-
zion.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
ATTACHED BY
GRIZZLY BEAR
AND KILLED
Two Men Crushed And Tom TO Death
By big Bear in Yellowstone Park.

BY Associated Press.
Cody Wyoming, Oct. 7.--Iames Wilson
and nephew We're killed by a grizzly
bear in Yellowstone Park. Wilson shot
at the bear. which instantly attacked
and crushed him. Ills INCL went to the
rescue and was also killed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
WIN PORN couneil a salem

State Organizer n. A. Cunningham.
q Wheeling. who Instituted 4 conner
here "Wednesday night Of the National
frateFnai Union, went 70 salem
Thursday morning to arrange Tor thu
forming Of 4 council Of tie order
there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
FEDERAL COURT
hDJOURNS
October Term of Uuited States Court
Adjourns and Judge Jackson and
4 Officials Return to Park
ersburg.

The October term of the United
States Court was adjourned Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, all OF the bust
ness OF the session having been finished
up. Judge jackson and the court Off
eials returned to Parkersburg on train
No. IS on Thursday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

The city council will meet innigat at
the usual hour in the council chamber.
Routine and miscellaneous matters viii
be disposed of and matters pertaining 10
city affairs discussed and attended to.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
EXPRESS
is WRECKED
"a the Panhandle Road and Fireman is
killed and Several Passengers
Are injured.
= Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
Pittsburg, Oct. 1.-THE Wheeling ex-
press on the Panhandle road was
wrecked today by nm open switch near
Bur6ettstown, Pa The fireman was
killed and several passengers were in.
7jnred, but none seriously.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION
At Boston Sits as Board of Missions.
Total Missionary Receipts Show Com
siderable Increase Over Last Year. :.
By Associated press.

BY Associated press.
Boston, Mass, Oct. THE two houses
of the Protestant Episcopal Convention
of America sat today as a Board Of Mis-
sions. The report of the secretary show.
ed the total missionary receipts for
year, except from iegacies TO be
$s57.o 900 an increase over the previous
year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
Labor Council WIN Meet

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Trades and labor Council win be held
at s O'Clock in tae Reed hall, on west
Pike street. A fun attendance Is de-.
sired.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
AT LUCERNE.
swift ZERLAND
Next Annual Conference of the Peace
Congress in Session in Boston
wI Be Held.
). 81 ! d. Asaociatea 49,.

Boston, Mass, Oct. The peace con
grsss today voted to hold the confer
A,ss;gse Of 1905 at Lucerne. Switzerland.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07
II r. SHOPS
ARE CLOSED
Until Further Notice on Account Of
Sympathetic Strike of Boiler
Makers.
81 Associated sress.

BY Associated Press.
Huntington, Ind, Oct. THE chi
cago and Erie railroad shops were closed
today until further notice on account
sof tbs sympathetic strike Of boiler
makers yesterday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1904-10-07

George W. Sturm was here Thursday
evening from West Milford.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Gampfcr gGrin3ef Srenc" in Sali'
fur angelaufen.

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II. 0c3ember iplroe cr BON eiuem
furbtbareu Grfou iiberbolt mo
mtBtc fir bier Gage Gegcu lfDmeren
Sceqonq mo beitige Stiirme anfdm'
picn. Grei 8oiiagiere Uuroen l6mer
am &opie pcrGebt. Sin &ontt inter
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muroc Don Ocn 0fii5ieren NIT GROCER
Nii6e u%crbiuOert. Ger 9anpfer bat
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in ser 3]pcjten &uiijte; 80 Der Grlte-
rem louoetcu mo reiiten BON bier
nod iGrem 3ic( in SEN Ser. Staoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
9ic6Ita6lc in G6icasO'cr SOtclS.

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@oIi5ci bat cine orQoniiirte 9onoe
BON n9eQbooS", sic in biciigcu so
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g~eltoblen bate, iuuroe erwiidt mo
Ie9te ein @eitGnOniB alb. Ole Yoli5ci
fono inn &incoln.Yort inter elmer
Bride ltno nit einem Goien Stein
6e0edt cincn G6cil 0eS 9cnleiniomen
Noltbe5 Scr ,@ellboU3," bcItc6cn0 IN
elmer betrdd)tIiHCn Slmtnle @eloeS
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