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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21

medium of which the delivery OF
the liquors involved IN such transac-
ton was sought to be made, could
be enjoined by court of equity
from such delivery.
So much for single. specific case
of personal solicitation. II such per-
sonal solicitations were made not only
of Joe Doe. but of hundred or q
thousand different people in Harri-
son county, a fortiori, court OF
equity could declare the delivering
carrier a nuisance In so far as It was
engaged in the delivery of such UNI
lawful shipments, and enjoin. 1t from
making delivery of the liquors ship
ped in pursuance OF such solicita-
lions. | take 1t that this Is legal
proposition that Will not be contro-
yerted, although It may.
Now, IL 1t be true that a solicita-
ton by mail is Just as unlawful as a
personal solicitation, then the atle-
CATION Of the bill that the defendant
railroad company is making many
deliveries in this county of packages
of liquor t1at were ordered by the
respective consignees by reason OF
unlawful solicitations by mail made
of them by non resident liquor deal
ers, would seem to warrant the exer-
else Of the injunctive authority OF a
court OF equity, the same as though
the solicitations had been made per-
sonally in Harrison county.
The state asks that the defendant
railroad company be enjoined from
accepting for delivery, or from
making delivery of, any intoxicat-
ing liquors in Harrison county, "un-
less the defendant has 80 ,ascer-
tanned. by acting in good faith. with
due diligence and caution, that such
liquors were ordered by the con-
signee for his own lawful, personal
use, and without solicitation on the
part OF the consignor without
intention on the part Of any person
interested therein to be received,
possessed, sold or in any manner used
In violation of any law In this state.
1t would seem fair enought to enjoin
the shipment and delivery OF such
unlawful packages;, but the objec-
tion Is urged by the defendant that
1t would be unreasonable to require
it to determine what packages of
liquor 1t might accept for carriage
and delivery and what packages 1t
might not accept and deliver, as un-
lawful. upon pain of being punished
for contempt Of court II it should &C
cept and deliver package that had
not been ordered by the consignee
for his own, personal, lawful use, and
for which order an unlawful solic-
itation had been made of him. This
may perhaps be considered the most
serious question presentqd. Can such
exaction, reasonably be made of a
common carrier? think that 1t can
be made and that 1t is reasonable to
do so. The effect of the order asked
is merely to require the railroad COM
pany to use diligence and reasonable
caution and to be circumspect and
act in good faith to avoid being an
instrument for law breaking in the
hands of designing violators of the
law, who, although driven and barred
from West Virginia soil are, accord
ing to the showing of the bill, mani
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
FRENCH CLAIMING
FEW SLIGHT GAINS
lin Belgium Fighting ii Their
Official Statement Given
Out Today.

PARIS. Dec. 2I.-Progress al
along the line Is claimed In the
French Official statement given ont
this afternoon. There is not one
single mention OF German success
or a French repulse.
Gains although slight are recorded
in Belgium; between the Lys and tiif
Aisne: In the Champagne country and
In the Argonne. At one point an 4 J.
vance Of 1900 yards is recorded and
at another the French made 500
yards. Progress has been made BE-
tween the Argonne and the Men6e on
the right bank Of the Meuse and On
the heights OF the Mouse.
The French heavy artillery n d e.
scribed asshaytng been successful on
the Aisne. near Rheims : aud sis11
where. I, : g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
TRADES COUNCIL
Is Organized and Officers Are
Selected to Serve for the
Coming Year.

The Clarksburg trades council was
organized yesterday with the follow
ing local unions as members:
Potters. American Flint Glass
Workers, two locals; BARRIERS, Plumb
ers, Theatrical Stage Employees, Car
penters. Glass Bottle Blowing Associ-
alton, Typographical.
The meeting was addressed by T.
H. Flynn, OF the American Federation
Of labor The following officers were
elected:
~. e. Price. president, American
Flint Glass Workers. Harry Vase
mann, vice president, Potters. Hal
corbin. secretary, Theatrical Stage
employees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
HOTEL FIRE
Two Rooms of the Walker
Hotel Are Damaged bya
Blaze This Afternoon.

7 Fire broke out in tina Walker hotel
on West Pike street at S:40 O'clock
Monday afternoon. Rooms eight and
twenty eight in the rear part Of the
building were badly damaged. The
loss Is about $500. The fire depart
ment responded quickly and did good
work. Other damage was done by
water. The origin of the fire is UNI
known. The damaged rooms had moi
been occupied during the day. Defec-
tive wiring or gas was probably the
cause.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
ON TRIAL
Are Three Persons, Charged
with Disturbing Religious
Worship.

Willard Shreye, Clarence Hammond
and Charley Martin were placed on
trial in the criminal court Monday
morning, charged with disturbing re-
ligious worship recently at church
on Lambert's run.
There will be one jury trial tomor-
row and two Wednesday, which will
end all trials before Christmas. Jur-
ors may be called for trial Deem
Der 20.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
Whose Decision in His Case Re-
verses the Refusal of New
Hampsllire Court.
THE COURT is UNANIMOUS
Contention is Overruled That It
is Notsa Crilnefor Inmate of
Asylum to Walk Out.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 The s,i4,
preme court toray reversed the "a
fusal of the federal court Sin New
Hampshire to extradite Harry: K.
Thaw to New York. The eifect Of To-
days decision is to cause the extra
dition OF Thaw from New HampshiFe
to New York at once.
On August II. 1913. Thaw escaped
from Matteawan insane asylum III
New York. where he had been col,
nned after two trials for the murd6r
Of Stafford White. Charged with
conspiracy to escape he was finally
arrested in New Hampshire He was
indicted in New York on that charge
and application for his extradition
was made to New Hampshire. Ex
tradition was ordered by the govern
OF OF New Hampshire but ON habeasi
corpus proceedings in the federal
district court Judge Aldrich held
Thaw should be released. n
Justice Holmes announced the
courts unanimous decision todnf
He first oyerruled the contention
that It was not crime for man
confined In an insane asylum to walk
out II he could and that therefore q {
conspiracy to do so was not a crime
We do not regard it as open To
debate that the withdrawal by. CON
nivance OF man from an insane agys
ium to which he has been commit ted
as Thaw was did tend to obstruct tiie
due administration of the law. AZ
least the New York courts NAV, fir.
S si, therefore the indictment
charges crime. II there is any re-
nlote oeiect IN the earlier edings
py Wnicn inaw was committed, which
we are lar from intimating, this IS :
not the time and place for that cues
t lip'n 70 pc tried.
Justice HolmesssaisL that the nnost
serious argument for Thaw was that
II he were insane when he cbntt1Seti
ms escape ne could not be guilty ID
crime. while. II he were not insane.
ne was entitled to be discharged ara
that his confinement and other facts
IN the records required the supreme
court to assume that he was insane.
But this Is not Thaw's trial.
commented the Justice upon the line
OF argument.
The extradition proceedings even q
when as here humane Opportunity
is Afforded to test them upon habeils
corpus the purpose Of the writ Is mol
70 substitute the Judgment OF another;
I ~ upon the Facts or the law OF
t .lle, matter TO pc tried. The consti4
sus.on says notnlng about heapeas
corpus IN inns connection but pre-
San ps - ie Ia ina. UPON propsr
d,r 1n ,., pt - -, cnarseo snau 2s
ste ~ ainir ~ ~ ne lenlgys y, 70 me-
Thsra - 81 ,u .,;sa.s.Io VI ,ne eriins.sf
innm;rv ;ntn aat 9rss,on allowees no
"rba tanhnin,i f s g.. !, Z. J.
indict,nent ,s mat nan,. ~ " s sss9 (
!. ~ pe true tnnt me arguments
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
SAFE BLOWERS
Work Five Hours in Office Of
Theater Before They Get I
|. So, 600 Out ID: Box.

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 Safe blowers
worked five hours In the Office Of a
local downtown theater early today
before they forced open the strong
box. Their booty embracing the
Saturday and Sunday night receipts
totalled $4,000. A Waterman was
gagged and bound in a chair, one rob-
Der standing guard over him while
two others worked ON the safe.
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GO TO VIRGINIA.

Thomas E. Harper. proprietor Of
the Annex hotel, accompanied by Mrs.
Harper. departed Sunday evening for
Virginia, where they will spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives OF
Mrs Harper During. hts absence,
James Howe Will manage the Annex.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
BRAKEMAN KILLED.

WHEELING, Dec. 21.-s. o. Louch-
orn. of Gassaway. this state, extra
brakeman. was killed on the Balti-
more and Ohio viaduct at Bellaire
early Sunday when helper engine
ploughed into caboose on the BEN
wood wreck train 1t appears that the
engine ahead put on the air brakes
and the one following did not nnder-
stand the signal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
HOBSON ACIIVE
Along with Others in Lining Up
Votes of congressman for
National Prohibition Act.
DIV AsseelArsp par,.,

WASHINGTON. D. g., Dec. a.
Representative Hobson. Of Alabama,
and other supporters of national
prohibition were actively at work to-
day lining up their forces for tomor-
rows encounter in the House, when
the rule to take up the Hobson reso-
luton for submission to the states
Of a constitutional amendment for
nation wide prohibition will be voted
upon. This otershadows all other
questions before Congress during
during the week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
FIRE AT RAxTER.

lay AssoeAIGo PREss,
FAlRMoNT, Dec. 21.-Fire early
today destroyed the store of the New
Central Coal Company at Baxter.
near here. causing loss of 100000.
John Jackson and his wife. who re-
sided in the burned building, were In
1ured while attempting to escape.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
TAKEN TO ASYLUM.

Lawrence Snider. the Corona coal
miner who was adjudged insane by
Magistrate w. E. Starcher, was taken
from the county jail Monday morn
ing 10 the state hospital for the insane
at Weston by aJmes Burlington, of
Northview, special constable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
TEMPLE TO MEET.

Tau Temple No. 1863 of the Dramatic
Order OF knights OF Khorassan will
meet at 1880 o'clock tonight in the
Pythian hall on South Third street.
Important business will be transacted
and all members are urged to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
REPENTANCE DAY
January 1ois Ordered by Arch
bishops and Bishops to Be
in German Army.

AMSTERDAM, via London, Dec.
2l-An Amsterdam newspaper learns
from Cologne that the archblshops
and bishops of Germany have ordered
tnat January 10 be kept as q generaf
repentance day by the Catholics In
the army. The priests in the field
are charged to encourage the soldiers
to participate as much as possible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
While Two British Destroyers
Arrive at Leith, Scotland,
Badly DAMAGED.
GREAT WARSAW BATTLE.
Is Yet to Be Fought as Retiring
Russians Now Occupy
New Positions.
or AsseclArEp rassn

LONDON, Dee. sl.-Persistent ru-
mors are current that a German
cruiser has been sunk of the coast Of
Scotland. II is also rumored that two
British destroyers arrived at Leith,
Scotland, badly damaged. There Is
no official confirmation OF these re-
ports.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
EAGLES TO MEET.

There will be regular meeting OF
the Clarksburg Eagles in the Reed
hall on West Pike street at 8 o'clock
tonight.
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lcontInued on page eleyen.l
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Continued on page eleven.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21
HARRY ThAW MUST CO TO NEW YORK
By ORDER OF FEDERAL SUPREME. COURI
LIQUOR INJUNCTION
IS GRANTED HERE

medium of which the delivery OF
the liquors involved1n such transac-
ton was sought to be made. could
be enjoined by a court of equity
from such delivery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-21

Fair tonight md Tuesday. Code
tonight.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@rielis : Iiterarildler Screin.

Ter Gr0finmgS 9tbeno nes Sc
Icuig literariiHen gereins, welfer
Somstag, ben 81. 0ftober i'm
@altie Der YrGitOcntin, Sri. Anitn
Sdooe, 1917 Ontario Ylnce, itntt-
ian6, geltaItete lid 3u einem bib
iden Grfolg. Gem Salope'cn Meh
nung traget0, marcn ale N1umlid)
feiten NIT Dnnten 6erbItbl1ttern,
5miIden oenen gelbe 2aternen bingen,
uno gelbe 8anolbleifen nuge6rndt
tparen. oeforiert. Sn @nien prnna-
ten geIbc @brpiantbemefl, ioonb al
les eirlen feltlihen Gin0rpd mndJte.
Nn Observation-Disclosures b0Ien6een,
Spanierimien uno 3igelnerinnen,
feblte es alth nidt, Oa odt Der Nit
glieoer in 0icIen biibIfen 4oItiintell
erIdienen maret. Muf ben georiid
ten nit rotten Geufeln %beraierteh Nro-
gromms itono Solgenoes al Ielen:
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den pom Slid, Muoolf @er3og, SRI.
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aoll~ cr6abIt BON slnita Sda0e. Sn
ibrer 9nipradc 6eigte Die TrGiioen-
tin einell alten abge6rnliften Spa
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bort hate uno Sen er ieinem 6reun-
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10rer ourh ibr nabrbnft fiinItleri-
ihes aIapieripiel uno Sri. 9iOocn
gefiel iebr init ibrer COLONIZATION Oes
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07

Seutider Central . @errin i'm ii.
thrift Columbia. Martin Wic-
gotpo, 9roiiOent; @oIigang Rudod-
ifel, 1. @i5es@rdi guguit Sdmiot
2. 8i3e.Erdi. @m. WiegnomL 3.
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2. @onmrstag i Mv 3 llbr radlm IN
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SeMtTd-g merifaniider Sednifrr.
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Dtittmodl oeS McnntS IN Sanger
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Sefretdr, 34tS Wrolpn Ctr. N.9Y
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trct0r II. 81. @ridprooe, Cd .smciit
Bert. om 1. 1rcitos monatlin III S22
'9tc StraBc. q. 90.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Nus SentI6rn @errtutu,
@%rimOnna eines GIiaKer-@ ereims.

Nm porigen 5amstag glbeno, oen
81. Sttober, periammelten iid Die
bieligen Gli6iier 5um 3mede Der
@riin6ung zines Gli1fier=Gerciris in
Carl @ammeIs 0aue. Gs batten
Iid) i'm @on3cn 13 Yerlonen einge-
ilun0en, idmmtlihe NlgebOrige ans
Dem ocllti1en &eiAslnoe. 3tpef oes
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unO YefanntperOcM Der @ll6iier, 0ie
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qniigcns; aud miro man sic Oeuti6e
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purocn Die f~olgenoen @erren ertu1blt
@%onltontin Sdnea, Yrdiioent;
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M0am Shneioer, Sefret1r;
Sol. Nobmer, S1abmeiiter;
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Scbaltian Dlroen ais. SruIteeS err
m1blt.
MlBer 0ert uorge1annten maretl Ole
i~olgenoen @erren Mitbeariinoer oes
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Mitglie0ern 81 baben.
BUR AuSarbeitung Der NebengeIe-
BE wuroe pom @rdiiOenten elm aonti-
tee ernannt.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@ermamia @annerdur,

Nm 5reitog abeno, Den 80. b. Sc.
beiudten oie Mdnnerh0rler ibren
Shabmeilter .Serrn s. @. @elbig.
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MuItrom.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Geians.g srsine.

&ereiniate Ginger BON @ai6instOn
Rr1fioent: Sobn Malomonn: Sefre-
tar 6. gede. 140 10. Ctr @. 6.
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Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
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thrift 100. N}idocl 0iet, Sefretar.
629 $ Cir. u. 6. gSeri. am 4
SiellStag i. ~. in 9to. 936 @a. Npe.
q. ".
Scatidcr Neutrality-suspicious.. 81.
ltrift go. 40. 6efret1r obn yiei.
nliaer, 90. 30 3 5troBe, q SO.
&crlanmclt lid am /. Weittuod ie.
oen DTS. in 936 va. ape.. q. @.
@aihinetuu Sid &elief. Gttretar
Y. giidob Gberrpoale Aurai eta.
=. Y. @eri. am /. mo 3. Woutaa
!. W. III NdBmann'S Sale.
ScntiGr Brand, SO3inIiaiIder
Tartrl. &en5el giifl. Sefrctar. 1896
Ontario RoaO, Geri. am 2. umO 4.
Montag !. W. IN 30. St1 g.5tr.,
q. q.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07

@cineiden @eoihts: vguS often
Mdrhen minft es." Ole fleine slnito
Straiib erntcte pielen Neifan ais
M1rhenfigur in Den ylebenoeu Bill
bern mo Sri. Nnitn SHaoeS Or
3dblmg4 BON An0erIens Die Nad,.
tigaa~ mar cine oramotii6c 2eiitung
eriten &nnges. Nah 8eenoiglmg
oieieS e%enilBreiden Yroeramms
mMroen iiiBe @etrdnfe, @eb1d iiilo
Goufeft berumaereidt uno Die ie6r
5nblreih crlhienencn Mitglicoer unO
@0itc ltnnoen mo iaBen in gemiitli
der l~lnterbaItung 6egriffeu lumber.
Ger Dem Uoeutiheu 0drdeu~ gcmio-
mete Mbeno miro uielen nod longe
in i60ner Grinnerung bleiben.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@ai6instOn Sid &slisi-

PIN Montaq, oen 2. Nopcmbcr,
belt ser @~albington Sid &clief
G~criammlitng alb in @aBmann's
Saae, Die gut befift mar. Sober
mann mar nit Dem neilen @ereinsIo.
fll pobl 5ufrieoen. Serr @aBnlaun
Den Mitglie0erm porgcItcat
lno SeOermonns @lni9 mar, tort
an Die 8~eriammlungen in oielcm
8ereinslofal ab8ubalten.
GrMdia6en mnO SudbinOer-Nrbcite
peroen prompt, biaig, seidmadDou
uno oaperbaft aneefertigt in ser
rSOuraal" 0raderei. I
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
sdlueiaer gaa.

Die bieIigen uercinigten Shmci
seruereiue treffen umianarcidc Dor
bereitnngen iiir einen am u%nnbbdl-
gigfeitStage Der SdUei5 ltdttfin0en-
ben @obltdtigfeittsbnl 5u @uniter
Ser Notieioenoeu in ibrer oltcn Sci
bat. @ornebmli6 miro cS bel oicicnr
9olle alerbanO 5dwei5cr 9elifatci
lrn mo m%sbelonocre S6mciaer @ad
merf geben, ailh muroc pom DEM 9lr
engagements aomitee nngcociitet.
Dab porausiihtlid Der Nttofe ser
Smmeiser @elanotfbaft cinen Rreis
iiir Die 6eItlihfeit itiften miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07

@ir asNattsn mns. gle amf nnfsr
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
sdDpaben @erein.

9ienstag, Sen 3. Nopember, per-
iammelten lif Die S1maben in @oB
monn's Saue our Wontsperlnmm-
lung inter Dem @r1iioium oeS Serrn
6. 6. Braun. Die @~eriammlung Dar
gut belu1t. @liidlihermeiie mnrcrI
feline &ranfen al per8ei1nen. Nn
geiAGftli1en Nngelegenbeiten CAB
eS ni6t piel 81 crleoigen. 3umS6 hnB
blieb man nod Elm ihone5 @eiIhen
gemiitli1 beiiammen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
@aibinaton eanserbnnO.

am ooriecn Montag, Den 3. 5.
M. ging es in Der S6ngerbunobone
lnltig 5u. Sung uno sIlt bntten Iid
BORT eingefunoen Inn ooS San3bein
az l1wingen. llngef1br 100 Yaare
lnbmen an Dem 1an5 tell. Sn Der
3niihenpauie wuroe Elm Supper ier-
Diert. gLuh ole ebemaligen sIrion=
Mifglieoer maren 5ablrei6 ,eridie.
men,. Die n66ite geranItaltiing i'm
Oct am Is. Nopember ltatt; es miro
Damn elm Some Ealents Gpents lin.
terbaltung itattbaben.
BdaIsene SdweiHsfnGdel, reinites
S@mals, ale @irite.
8abIers, 532 GeHter @arft
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
annen.

"a NeNfide 6reImanrer NOaG
XGN Nrmiuius, 9so. %, 6.M.4 W.
~ Noom S6ueioer, 5efretdr
g1o. 3146 WicainIeu StraBe. GbeDn
Gboic .. s. @cri. am /. il. 3. Qiens-
tag i. VI. i'm nclleu Raionic GempeI.
&iIbcIm Sch 2Oge NO. 5, y. 8,
81. Of 6. GcriammeIt lid ieoen l..
uno 3. NonnerSta9 i'm Monat in
No. 936 Asa. gpe.. 91.@. Saul gob.
ld)nlio, Setretdr. 107 5. 5troBe,
". 2.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-07
Serciu Saben ii. @ilGelm 9ea QOas
WV. 3.

Ser 8erein Baden uno Die @iI
belm EEL 9ogc go. 5 peroen on
Sonntag, ocn 10. Rouembcr III Nic.
gutb's Scim, 8LooenSburg @poo, Ell
men Gplter.9fonlt neranltaltpu Ereis
feqeln nn0 G%rfriidungen.s