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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
DRINKS FINED
Police Court Failed 70 Produce the
EXPECTED Exciting Cases and
Crowd Was Disappointed.

Police COURT produced no thrills yes
terday morning. The large crowd that
gathered TO hear the excitement, were
disappointed. officer Neider produc.
ed A. 7. Ross OF the out.the.pike dis
trict on a drunk charge. He paid the
i've and costs fine assessed against
him. George Myers was also real
drunk. and paid the fine Of 81 and
costs George did not appear for hfs
trial and the city deducted the fine
from bis bond and turned the rest
over TO the contingent fund. Mr.
Riley. well that wasn't bis name. but
for lack OF a better one. we will cali
hi mtlfat. left ten dollars for his 40.
pearaHce on a drunk charge and failed
10 appear.
{. y. johnson. was another picked
up with too much wet goods slowed
under his belt The Judge gave him
one long fond look and stuck a Eve
and cots fine onto him. Harry North
wood was fined 500 and costs for vio-
latinE the traffic ordinance. He LETT
money for his appearance and did not
appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
~FAvORITE SONS"

Three men who have been elected
governor Of their respective States.
which are normally Republican. and
sometimes are addicted to the habit
OF giving abnormal Republican ma
Joriucs. have been brought forward
for the Presidential nomination in
1916. While all three OF these gentle
men. from their former records. stand
TO make good. efficient governors, IL
does not follow that the Presidential
qualities are proven by such success.
Only one of them has had any expert.
ence in national legislative affairs
and with Washington oficialdom-
Frank b. wins. recently elected
Governor Of Ohio. and who is now a
Congressman from that State. Gov
ernor Willis scored a wonderful vic
tory in Ohio. but Standardized Hard
ing a greater one. and between the
two II is believed the latter would be
a more available 'favorite son" than
the former.
Governor Brumbaugh, OF Pennsylva-
MIA, Is a strong man in State affairs
along educational lines. and without
doubt will make a strong governor:
but there has been no loud call heard
for him as Presidential possibility
outside of his own State Governor.
elect Whitman. OF New York. has
been more widely suggested. because
the governorship OF New York. at
tanned in just such critical periods as
he triumphed. has been the stepping
stone for several Presidential nomi-
nations BY both OF the dominant par.
ties Another thing that attracted
widespread attention TO him was his
successful prosecution OF the police
grafters Of the FIRST city in America
Ills connection with these cases gave
him a notoriety throughout the ma
ton. which naturally gives Mr.. Whit
man the strongest call.
This early exploitation Of political
values r. a prematureness that IL like.
" 70 work more against these three
very worthy men than for them. often
the logical" candidate this year be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
UPLIFTING THE MINER.

The coal operators OF the Guyan
Valley field. this State. are engaged
In promoting n movement that speaks
well for them. and one that looks
forward to a better understanding be-
tween employer and employee. With
the establishment OF more cordial re-
lations. the occasion for strikes and
disagreements will be greatly les
sened. But the selfish. commercial
motive is not the only inspiration OF
the movement they have taken up.
The social and moral uplift OF the
miner is the greatest incentive for a
betterment OF the mining situation.
These operators purpose to employ a
woman skilled In domestic science TO
engage in welfare work among the
families of the miners, TO teach them
economy and cleanliness and to incul-
cate in them the principles OF santa
ton, and to pave the way for the So
cial uplift OF the miners as a class.
Some time ago a colored missionary
went among the miners OF his race
in the Kanawha field He lived with
them and studied their habits. knew
how much they earned and how much
they spent. and what they spent their
money for. He came to some very
wise and practical conclusions as TO
the reasons for their restless. improvi-
dent state. II was the waste Of
money, not the lack OF il. that caused
all their troubles. and the miners wife
was adjudged in most cases a contrib
utory cause to the misery. The hus.
band spent more than he made. IN
necessarily. and the wife wasted more
than she saved. In other words. the
trouble was not so much the little
that came in the front door. but the
amount that went out the kitchen
door into the garbage can. With such
an aversion TO the simplest methods
OF economy. il was no wonder the hus.
band got in debt. and with drink ad.
ded. he became morose and dissatis-
ned. and naturally was easy game for
the strike spirit.
This particular description OF the
shifuess miners condition can be ap-
piled to other industrial workers who.
driven 70 despair by their own def.
ciencies. are only too ready to blame
their woes on others. II in time they
are taught the blessings OF economy.
not parsimony. and they are led 10
practice the simple virtues and their
thoughts lifted to the higher things OF
this life. peace. comfort and content
ment will follow. and humanization
viii succeed EQUALIZATION. That Is
something wen worth striving for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
OUR STATE LEGISLATORS
A. E SCHERR,
of Kanawha Co.

Adolph T. Scherr. OF Charleston,
kanawha county. Is one OF the men,
bers OF the 1918 legislature who was
reelected on the Republican ticket
to the house OF delegates. at the re-
cent election. He served in the last
Legislature with great credit TO him
session was chairman OF the finance
committee and also member of the
Insurance. railroad and banking
self and his constituents. In In that
committees.
Mr.. Scherr is one Of the most
prominent insurance men in the
state. being president OF the Scherr-
Morton Company. of Charleston. He
has been located In Charleston for
the past ten years Prior to that
time he was engaged in the manu-
featuring business in Keyser, Min
eral county. W. Va. where he was
reared. He has served two terms as
member OF the city council OF
Charleston.
Mr.. Scherr has taken an active in
terest In fraternal societies. At the
present time he is district deputy
grand exalted ruler OF the B. p. on
Elks for West Virginia. in which or
der he has taken an especially &C
tive part for a number OF years.
IL might be added that the well
known Kanawha legislator is forty
years old and unmarried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

turn to Him while we are enjoying
tbs peace and protection. His mercy
and Ills bounty. than TO wait until our
dark hour approaches and then in
our extremity rush to the sanctuaries
we avoided in our safety. II this Is
His favored land. II is not because we
are free OF sin and ofrense. Thanks
giving day viii afford an opportunity
for humiliation before Him. TO recall
our shortcomings. to plead for His
compassion and that He help us to
strive for that true righteousness that
exalteth a nation.
We hear more about God now be-
cause the world is in trouble. II we
keep on forgetting Him because we
think we do not need Him. then when
our day Of wrath comes He viii not
be likely to remember us.
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lengthy argument FOR the prisoner IN
which he pictured him as a wronged
man. and one with an undeniabIy gooF
character. and held him above even
the slightest suspicion This did not
seem 70 AFFECT the jury. as the jurors
IN great many OF the Instance
turned their heads. II could be plain.
~ ~ seen that the verdict would d.
guilty even before a ballot was taken
Mt Mckee finished for the state
making a masterful plea lie cited
instances Of similar cases. and stated
mat 10 was almost impossible % get
girl from the line 90 "sQueal" or to
get a jury 20 believe their evidence
lie said he was only sorry that the
state had not the evidence to 20 into
me district and clear 10 ont bodily
ne olassed the persons who live o.
This man o. alleged 90 have lived. o.
lowsy. low-lived pimps" lie said in
closing Prostitutes are ritlabIe
creatures. but a man who will rean
his living from such creatures. is the
worst form % a moral degenerate. al,
lowest. meanest most deapiasbie
creature that 20 o. possible 70 And
anywhere
The court room was crowded with
the sensation hunting curious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
A REAL THANKSGIVING

for many years since the close Of
the Civil War the American people
have been disposed TO observe Thanks
giving In perfunctory manner untn
IL has degenerated into a day OF feast.
ing. jollity and amusement. with little
reference to the spirit OF the ocea.
sion
This nation has now come face to
face with a situation that should bring
every true American TO his knees on
Thursday week with a devout spirlt
and heart full OF appreciation OF
the mercies OF Almighty God. that
We have escaped being brought into
the desolation that f. now sweeping
Europe.
While IL IL true ths nations at war
believe In the same Cod. and each
professes 70 be blessed With TIis favor
n their cause. We have been riven the
more substantial evidences ~ His
providence. II is better. therefore. 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
TWISTING THE TRUTH.

The Independent-Herald. published
at Hinton, Summers county, which de.
clares that Summers county is still
for white mans government and by
white men," cannot be expected to en-
tertain fair opinion OF the political
outrages that have been rampant in
Logan county. II unfairly states that
the reason one polling place in that
county was not opened until : O'Clock
In the evening and not closed until
the next day at noon. was simply to
record a Republican majority. intima-
ting that 1t was a Republican trick.
The Independent-Herald surely knew
the circumstances that caused this
unusual procedure. yet It has pre-
ferred to shield the iniquity OF the
Democratic ring OF that county.
II is true this precinct was known
to have a Republican majority. and
for that reason the Democratic cleo
ton officials untitled themselves for
duty by getting drunk. hoping TO pre-
vent the Republicans from casting
their ballots. II was not until late
in the day new set of officials could
be qualified 10 act and the poll taken.
and the Ku Klux conspiracy defeated.
For the information OF the Hinton
white mans government" paper. we
can assure it that there are a number
OF decent, law-abiding Democrats
who denounce the terrorization of
Logan county as strongly as do the
Indignant Republicans.
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comes Illogical the next. Theodore
Burton. OF Ohio. is likely to eclipse
Willis. Elihu Root or Justice Hughes.
Whitman and p. c. Knox Brum-
baush. when another summers heat
has passed and another winters re-
Election has come. 1t is no harm to
talk about these gentlemen. but It is
clearly too early to be serious about
them. Besides. there are many. many
others just as good. The Republican
party has an embarrassment in its
number of qualified candidates. The
Democratic party has only one avail.
able hope-woodrow Wilson.
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about any bills that she might have
paid for him. Detective Minard testi-
ned that the man could Be found on
Twenty-third street most any time.
and to the best Of his knowledge had
no regular employment
The case began to develop some
time ago. when the couple came to
the city and Il became known TO the
officers that she had paid his board
20 his landlady. During the investi.
cation Of this case. Il developed that
he had been receiving money from the
girl almost regularly and that he lived
the greater part Of his time no the
dive in which the giri was located.
Secured Statement.
Harper was arrested and taken to
police headquarters. where he made
a statement 90 the assistant prosecuf.
FMS attorney which was taken down
by StcnoErapher Louis Walters. This
record was introduced yesterday al.
ter considerable objection By the d..
PENDANT attorney. Assistant Prose.
cutting Attorney George r. Beneke
also assisted In The prosecution yes.
terday and opened tho Arguments FOR
the state with a clear review Of the
case. scoring the man a. moral
leper
Attorney Porter made quite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

~ il I ioes have 70 sweep and svab janitor exclaimed:
" " u0'u Oeasty Job, OF which ashamed was designed
otecpr, TOT better things and higher heaven knows.
should be Kidding with strings Of lvres and
-. thngs Ike those I do such work with zest
ny pope sphere I'm sick Of and III If shall arry
men came the boss who depressed and sad an
eu ana 70 the jantor said he YOURSELF Yo
queer me With dismal face your always cold do,
enNs want the place that you lightly hold The ian bss 80
Sonnng With his soul and how those Who earn
soe tnf little roi How we'll he'd like sweep and svab ana
light the hros a. dawn In he rustles for vi,,.
ng on though We must DO hate weld u5g
o ne "est sort Of skate who keeps his grouches canned
~ may desire HIGHER sphere 6at m lets do our
Nork without a tear. TO- thus tso thrives ~
WALT MASON
'co~f0t 1914 fy matthew Adamo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

me people OF the Fourth Senatorial
Dlstrlct are 20 be congratulated on the
election OF Warren Miller to the state
Sthtte. Not once In \ lifetime does the
average man have the privilege az xot-
ing TOT man Of his ability and an
round availability for this Office lie
should be elected President OF the Sem
ate without opposition and In the evenr
OF being called to the GoVernorship the
state would have one OF its biggest men
AZ the helm.-Spencer Time Record
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS


-, @tSfiaN 10 make but few changes In
we ISIS machine, says "A headline We
READ the article out OF curiosity, 10 as
Then We found IL was about basebail
~ Nhliton and Watson make a few
changes IN the 1914 machine IL may be
taheh Tor granted that those promote ed
had some preliminary experience bV
Way OF the 1911 series In which the SEN
a.oIlal leaders annexed the pennant-
farkersburg Dispatch-News
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Impractical ana unroasonabls

ABOUT the most far fetched and I'M
reasonable idea TO be advanced Is that
each county shall have member OF the
state senate. The idea Is 10 MAKE fbe
districts Of two counties 80 that each
county VIII have n representative in the
present each county has a member Of
the house Of delegates. the county be-
ing the unit. That may be proper but
any further representation should bo
based on populotion. - Blueneld TeIe-
urauh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

Aaam - littlepage, who appears to
IN this district has issued an elabora -
card OF thanks" and you can alr,ost
Sc the loud and continuous applause
oozing out Of its well rounded periods
In our orinion. Adam only has reason
70 return thanks Go two political eIc-
ments, and he should thank them both
cite Journal -
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a Norwegian writer. after long cogi-
tahon. blames the frisky Tango for the
war concluding that the frenzy OF the
one produced the frenzy of the other.
II the Tango has done that. what fear
ful possibilities Turk in the Maxixe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

An Oklahoma girl Is getting n great
deal OF notoriety from her resemblance
TO the famous portrait OF Mona Lisa
II she Is wise she will do something
TO destroy the illusion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

IL Is claimed that mothers clubs are
made up mainly OF childless women.
That only verifes the common trait that
most people know other peoples business
better than they do their own.
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Bryan Is investigating the conduct
Of the South American republics toward
the belligerents." says a headline. We
can see old man Trouble ambling down
the lane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

Mitchell Palmer. who led the hope
less light for the Senate in Pennsylvania
as the Presidents representative. IS
booked for something equally as good
beyond the trenches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

Americans in Mexico are protesting
against the Withdrawal OF United States
troops from Very Cruz. II is always
easier 10 get in trouble than get out of
IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

taihoun did not do so bad The Re-
Iubhcans In that county elected the en-
tre ucket with the exception OF their
c1haluae Tor circui clerk and the House
OF Representatives. Even Calhoun NAV
ast Dc redeemed. There Is yet hope
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17
COUNTY COURT


Marriage Licenses.
Loo Schaub and Loretta Foster both
of This city
Thomas OBrion and Mary Ennes.
both of this city.
Joseph vs. Stein OF Wheeling. and
Lulu Jane Powell of Film Grove.
Joshua O.. hecder and Margretta
beliord. both ~ Carnegie. "a.
clyde Ellis and Jennie MAY Fish.
90. both Of Sistorsville W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

a tank with capacity Of nearly
100000 gallons has been ordered from
the United States for the Peruvian oil
fields a. Zorritos. THIS being In addition
90 another large tank recently installed
there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

Now comes the scalping. burning-at-
the-stake Redman. protesting against
the brutalities OF the European war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

DreadnauEht was formidable name
until u tried conclusions with subma-
rine mine.
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Hitting the traiF IN Bellaire and
Martins Ferry is excellent preparation
for the advent OF home rule" In those
two cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

Pittsburgh has free mum" show.
which indicates that Bryan Is not one OF
the features.
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Buy in wheeling and keep the money
AZ home
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In evacuating Vera Cruz We are re-
tiring from country We had no bust
ness to enter IN the first place.
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You don't have to boil your Thanks
giving turkey on account OF the foot
and mouth disease. you merely roast IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

You have six weeks 20 do your Christ
mas buying. but don't put Il on until the
day before.
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josephine 10. Ambrose Roeeraon 10
Lydia a Hail Dos 1872 in Cedar Rocks
addition Consideration $40.
~ j Cuuinan. special Commissioners
90 vs. no. Folmar. parcel OF land In
Elm Grove Consideration SO
Carl piei and wife 90 vs. A plef
lot 90 in Pleasanton Consideration
$40
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only three weeks until Congress be-
gins 20 grind again
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According fo some ~ TIE ola pictures.
iNe r1trinrrna wore bath roher i Ions
iIHe before baths were invented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-17

Five deeds 90 trust were Icft for
record with the clerk Of tho county
court yesterday
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published Daily. Except Sunday. by the
1ntelliEsncersP Publishing Company.
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Ser Grfolg Der oiesiahrigen 4uto.
ulobiI- -Ausltelltlg in Der WlrifbauG
maht iih nit icoem Gage nebr be.
mertbar uilb mar am geitrisen Gage
elm beionbers 5liirieoenIteIlenOer
9tiis allen Sdihten Der 8eiellihafi
batten iih bic gelufer 5l 9unoerten
eiugefunoen unb tic batten nidt MIR
9elesenbeit, bic nisgeltellten Srad,ts
ipageu su bepunoeriL fonberu iif
aiih zines niisse3eihneten muittaIi.
id,en Rroaramnis nit lan5einlagen
All erirenen. slilh in eeid,dftlider
Siniidt oiirieil Die 8eranltalter Der
ausiteauns 5ufrieoen lein, bcnn es
iiuo ihon cine Reihe bon gertaufen
abaeihIoIIen nno aseltelluneen aui
ipdtcr 81 liefernoe Autonnbile ertge-
gcngenonrfnen iporoen.
3e,ite 9end)nrittaa miro gSeber Z
Wtilitdr-anpe Die serabe BON Ell.
mem Gnpngemeut M Dallas, Seras,
5uriifeefebrt lit, snn erlteri Ma.a
fonsertirea, neil bic Snnlpbonie.
Whliifer onberpeitis beihaftist limb,
Die MusiteQune Der Su1usspoaer
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Observation-Disclosures.

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(geniamin 6. OaDis, %, 908 @sit g.
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igmilp 9. 9oelter, 26. oesgl.
lgbeiter u. Gormican, %. 1906 Deit
/ 8. StraBs.
lRe1ie GIorsnce Gootenoprfer, 19
5arriion, 8.
(Goparb Weitermann, %, 833 Rihs
mono Str.
l2aura Steib, Is, 1923 8sit Ctr.
Colbert W. aiuin. 80, $40 SOpeG ct
lWarioris 6. ailin, 80, 1886 Gar
tbage 4oe.
(Osear sdmio, 30, 515 Weit q Ctr.
lGmma 9aupe, 20, IL Weit Stbertf
Strabe.
(0apio SO. Biniams, SO, gurniioc
I aentudn.
lMinnie M. garion, %, Gmsr9 5oteI.
(Gblpin 4lfrsoWpatt. "a, 9daiionipa,
( u. y.
lWiqis 9. MappIn. "a, Graao ooteI.
(sgranf Colgate, %. Mt.Garuel, Snb.
lMabel Sellers, 20, 9drriion, g.
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/ 9rope 4pe.
lWarn 5eseler, 90, 3451 bes8l.
{alfrsb .. aarimpre, 80. 210 Grant
I StraBe.
lDaiin s5rantlin, SO, 635 Central gp
(wm. +. Gebig, So 2242 s1ice Str.
lgli3abetb 90. 9olltoup, 35, 1890
8athgste Str.
(5erman De MOnts, q, Ill 0eit z.
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lgertba DID,. Is, oesgl.
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0Sieoer cine QSaHerrDbre
gebpriten.
Die SssUllige &aiierrDbre on Der
gldlteu StraEe barit in Der
Otittluudl Nadlt.

1Seoenious inter oem GinflrB 0er
8itterlng barIt in DER Dtittmoh
Faat DIE S-5olIige @aiierrobre, tuel.
ne olrrh Die gldte StraBe qelegt iii,
3iuiihen Der 3arriett StraBe uno Wtc.
&eon glpenue. Ger 8ailer0rud mar
10 gelpaltiq, ooB Die @ailerralien
fontainenartiq bis 5u Der Sobe Der
2eitungsorabte Der StraBerlbaen
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entitano altf Der StraBe uift, oa ih
Die &aIierrobre Ill Der Utitte Der
5traBc befinoet. Gic StraBenbobn-
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Sdaoen beltte tpieoer IN Gronullg gea
bradt ieiu miro.
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llnter Gas gelitten.

Mrthnr gcoen. 8eid)oftsfiibrer Der
Anti- Jnberfuloie 2iaa, DeIher IN
oen Sanie go. 1904 9lenoora aDe
lpobnt. fauS geilern Yeorsen ieins
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ourh einen 8asoIeu. Gs ipuroe felt
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ihiitterung Der Stub TN Sdornitein
abaefolIen lit ilno ben Mb3us oer
GoIe in ben @ouhfaris perbin6erte
2ie Sale ent1pihet in oas Simmer.