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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16
Grocak Gets Twelue Years
For Murde ring DeYasi
POLISH MINER C0NFEssEs TO SECOND DEGREE MURDER
SENTENCED TO THE PENITE BY JUDGE lHAYMnln

~. y W ). N ~ ID 5lshfIl1Fl
adam Garcak the young POLE who
killed Mariana De Yasi the Italian
grocer on the night Of Dec. a, must
serve for his crime tie period Of lie
years In Tbs, Penitentiarys at M ounds-
vile. This was the Judgment in
flicted upon him by Judge Raymond,
who in the Circuit Court this morn;
ing imposed the sentence.
X The quick finish Of the case came
as was announced in, the West vir=
ginian, when Attorneys for both
sides arranged, that Carcak should
confess TO the charge. Of second de
gree murder. The state was unable
to make a charge OF first degree MUIR
der as, the evidence showed that
Garcak had some proyocation ard
was struck by De y asl. 81
The defendant appeared in The
Court room this morning and receiv=
cd the sentence. He has light curly
hair, blue eyes; and has only been in
this country few months when the
trouble occurred. He cannot under
stand English yet 50 all Of the Court
proceedings had to be made known to
him through an Interpreter. h
" 80
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16

Mariana De Yasi. tho deceased
men, was the proprietor o. a frnit
stand stand! al: the corner q Quincy md
Madisons Streets. Garcak$ and two
other companions went TO De Yasi
place Of business the night Of the
murder ll,i and after making q small
purchase Garcak. was drunk ut the
time. became auarrelsome. De Vast
put him out ofithe store but in the
scuffle he was forced out ofi the. stote
on the sidewalk himself II iissclainl-
ed that he hit Garcah with a, club
then Garcak, wrenching the club
from De Yasi's grasp. struck him
several heavy blows abodt the head
breaking in the skull.
De Yasi was rushed to the hospital
but died soon after. Garcak was mr.
rested the. same night near the scene
Of the murder to which he had re-
turned after fleeing away when he
realized what he had done. In the
excitement he became lost and before
he realized II: he was back on line
scene. ls;ss ss 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16
Dies OIL !.
Poisoning s.
JOHN S. GULLAND, PROMINENT
MAN OF ELKINS DIED
YESTERDAY.

~ J
John s. Gulland prominent bust
ness man Of Elkins and well known
in this city died yesterday. at his
home after d weeks illness from blood
poisoning. The news OF his Illness
was not generally known here and
the, announcement OF IFS, death great
ly shocked his friends in this city.
Mr.. Gulland was a member Of the
,Gulland Clark Wholesale Grocery
firm of Elkins and was a brother OF
VIM. Gulland. also we'll known in
this city. He is survived by his wife.
formerly Miss Georgia Hickman, a
daughter Of w. R. Hickman; former
residents Of this city, and two chill.
dren, Mrs. W. S. Black went Ia
Elkins this afternoon and will re.
main until after the funeral services
which will be probably, on Tuesday
or Wednesday. Mr.. Gulland was
prominent liz fraterr al circles Of the
state. = YtS'-s g ~
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~. Ss -. tVIG UIffnnJt
Mai Brady 80
J. 81 Rents / lH|o,u,l!.s,,e:
CHIEF ENGINEER OF B. G n
WILL BE iD0MICILED, IN MAN.
~ LEY. HOUSE,

The Presbyterlans thaye rented
their residence on Barney Street fol
six months to Major S., D. Brady
chief Engineer OF the. Buckhannon
aud Northern Railroad Company who
will move his family here in the near
future from Morgantown. The
The church people would only con,
sent to rent their property for a
period of six, months as they expect
this fall TO commence the erection Of
a new Church building on The site. Z
The Presbyterians have been con.
templat;ng for some time. the erec.
tion Of anew building as their old
one Is inadequate 10 hold their large
congregations, but Il Is only recently
that definate steps have been taken;
Some of the best architects of the
country are nov submitting; plans %
the building committee who will iin
a short time decide upon the mos
suitable one. rs az a q
1t is the purpose offthe church 10
erect a $4,000 structure upon the
lot. a building having ali the Inn
proyements and nptodate equipment
lof modern church. i
After the building is once started
It will be rushed to a quick compile.
ton for II Is the purpose to have Il
ready for occupancy when the State
Synod of the Presbyterian Church
meets with the Local Congregation
In thesfall 1915. 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16

RELIGIOUS
CAMPAIGN.
BROMLEY MEETINGS ! AT sTABER.
NAcLE COME TO "a CLOSE :,
EVANGELIST RECEIVES THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM
r ,SHINSTON PEOPLE. ss
OVER SEVEN HUNDRED PERSONS
ARE PERSUADED TO LEAD "a
NEW LIFE. (!

Today brings to a close the most
successful religious campaign ever
conducted in the vicinity of Shinns-
ton. The town has been thoroughly
revived and awakened through the
efforts of Rev. Bromley and his corps
Of efficient workers and the consecra-
ton of the christian people Of that
town.
During the four, weeks OF the cam
paign Evangelist Bromley has
preached toto 900 people and his
audiences has Seen cleaned from a
radius of thirty miles.
A collect ions laggresating S$S, 900
vas takentdp yesterday asa ffes VIII
offering for the splendid seryicer
| rqNgFef blythe evangelist n
TR to this time there shaSe been
200 conversions and this number
will be greatly augmented durine
the services of today. -
Saturday the sermon on Amuse-
ments attracted atlarge audience and
was splendid dissertation on that
much discussed subject. \
He preached from the text. James
"A: "Ye adulterers and adulteresses.
know We not that the friendship Of
1.-THE world is enmity with God? Who
soeyer therefore will be friend! Of
. the world is the enemy Of Cod"
|. His first step was to give theetive
definitions Of the word world as II is
used in the Bible with special refer
enee as to its meaning In the term
worldly Samlise nents: !" From that
he led to g discussion Of self interest.
Iself indulgence and tho sinallienable
rights" defense Of santi-reformers.
Admitting the strength Of temper
ance in all things thin he made the argu;
ment that " W; was much nobler to give
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16
Non Parttiso1l
IcoNr1NuED rhoM FACE ONE. \

Of the officia, bal,o, %. n,,rov,da ~,
what manner cana,datoa sha,, 10
chosen and w,a, nama sha,, 10
printed IN 5tba5baiiot 40 Tr.s,,,. asI.he
primaries and fhat 7nat,,in : sconta ~
"a in ba 4 = u fTaio IS j, ey,sias. !.
warr "a a nt oitibSi s sc6onrt n Sas,a
the 2ieeislat,,,r,a Z hl,S,ssd MI d;sasa. ~
~ writing intofthel statntssS tha ,,,n.
|.itations contained thereins -, - ,rara
our dntv q make tho lou ~ da,,M.
MAJ, Of its nroyis,ons would -
in differsntIv hut ,.a 30 : :, -
i an act ct. void because its requirements
may may not meet with the approval Of
our judgment or because we may
count the wisdom OF the act as mat
1er OF public policy. Questions Of this
character are for the legislature and
not for the courts: Judge Elkin de-
elared that the case started with all
presumption IN favor Of the validity
Ct the act and the burden was on
those who assailed it to show what
provisions of the act were in conflict
with the organic law. II this could
not be done. the act stands. The con-
A.. AZ q -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16
:5sET-Er--E++TI
Council Meeting

The city council will meet tonight
o: their regular meeting place in the
city hall. The new water rates sched-
ule will be takep up by them again
hut 1t is unlikely that any change
will be made as they were practical.
ly agreed upon in their meeting two
weeks ago.
The city commissioners together
with City Solicitor Haggerty have
been working today on a revision of
the city's license law which will also
probably be taken up with the coun-
Gil at their meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16

Fined 50 0aaa, COST,
Ida Galliher and G.. e. Taylor were
fined $40 and costs by Justice N. n,
,sIusgroye Saturday. They were a.:
b1ested when me; Officers made i n. I'D
lin Warrington several nights aso,
French McCray and NJ. w. Ogden as
SISTED the defendants. Tusca Morris
erpeared fol- the state.
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Can Take
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE.)

the line IL differentiation between
the sheep and the goats Is clearly and
properly drawn. For, as most people
know, Boss Watson has an shye like.
a hagle. n
The list Of applicants for deputy
appointments Is as follows:
W. D. Brown. Martinsburg: Jamss
R. Kyle, Wheeling; John Malley, Lit.
Teton; John W. Short, Wheeling;
William Arbogast, Clarksburg; Guy.
Mckee, Martinsburg; e. W. Athey..
Charles Town; 7. B. Henderson, Fair!
mont; Henry NJ, Bailey tcol.). Fair
mont; Carl Beatty. Mannington;.
Charles Price Cook, Petersburg
James N. Craig, Wheeling; James
Kelly, shinnston; H. b. Hissom. sis
tersyille; VIM. F. Henke, wheeling;
Hal N. Rapp. Parkersburg; j. f.
Hayerty, Elizabeth; 4. ". Rose. Cam
eron; n. a. strader, Weston; Robert
Smith. Benwood; Ernest w. Rector
Parkersburg: w. r. Riggs. Fair
mont; John D. Moore. Morgantown;
Wv. MeCarty. Weston; J.R, Aiehen,
Iarkersburg: W.! u. Morrison, Phil
|ippi; Thomas 3. Joyce, Grafton;
Charles Ashcraft, Fairmont; Robert
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16
. ....|CIF'1.'Y|BR|EFs
Admitted to HOSPITAL.

y. AullIItttU 70 l1USVltdI'
E::'E. Mitchell, aStrain employe on
the run east Of Grafton, was thrown
from his train at Tunnelton satur-
day night. He was brought to the
Miners hospital yesterday morning,
nc has an injured hip and shoulder
end a bruised side.
George A. Davis, colored, employed
by the Davis Colliery company at
Flower, was admitted to the Miners
hospital on Saturday, He sustained
a compound fracture of the leg.
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ID sG0llVij NEflIuE.
Policemen -. g.:
|s.'z171z:zs1W ere & AGft III
SEVERAL MEN ARE BROUGHT,
BEF0RETHEM MAYOR AND 4

y 81 4
The police were quite active .sal3
rrday night in! quelling disturbances
which occurred. n
An alteration occurred in the
Brunswick pool room in which James
Weber, an cmploye of the pool room,
showed a man who in falling struck
his head on pool table. and cut a
severe>gash. Weber was released as
the evidence showed that the man
had been creating quite a disturb
ance.
Two other man were taken in the
tolls Saturday night and fined Sc
and costs this morning in police court
for being drunk. n
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Deeds Filed.
Deeds were yesterday filed with
the county clerk for recording Us fol

SNSaof = AShs ~
Deeds were yesterday filed with
the county clerk for recording as fol
lows:
AustlnSQ Q. Fortney and wife to Har-
~ i, Tate, a parcel Of land in Lin
coin district; consideration, $1,000.
Harty5 = sTtate and wife to L. W.
Ttafe q parcel Of land in Lincoln dis
tricts consideration, s40O.
Andrew il. Vincent to Harry G.
Vincent q parcel of land in Union
district, sheraton, $3.50.
q! ]. Fleming and wife to Rdchael
a. Rice, a parcel Of land in Union
district: consideration, 500.
p. u. Hayhurst and wife to E. W.
Ttate a parcel of land on Little Bing-
anon creek Consideration, $685.. IL
IS ieie.s Reasd and .AsssaAd y. E,s y,
Ttate, q parcel sof land in Winfield
distriet eonsid Ion. SIZE s.---..-
,,s,,z. ,,ss Vital Statistics, ], I.
Birth and deaf u ;rerff yer
Saturday filed EWith. !. III S.t6uh t y elerF
afor recording as follows:
8 Births, Bianca Genisi. three;
Deaths, DR.. c q. Henry, twoS& ~
License Issued
A marriage license was Saturday
issued by the county clerk as follows:
Stewart r. crislys, "a, Of Philippi
and villa Gaskill, 20, of Montana.
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TRAFFTcT IEpEu l[p.

Traffic on all the interurban car
lines was tied up for considerable,
time this morning on account OF o
land slide on the track.
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Train Was Late. ,

Baltimore and Ohio passenger train
No. 3, was several hours late this
morning in arriving at the local sta
.tlon. The cause of the delay was a
landslide near Worthington. Sew
cral OF the local passengers arrived
here by the traction car.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-16

ASSOCIATED CHARITIES MEETING
+ The Directors and OFFICERS of the
associated Charities are holding a
meeting this afternoon in the Office
Of Secretary Sherwood in the Jacobs
building. Only. busine7s OF rou-
tine nature is being discussed.
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Sie 3ufunft Der republifaui<
iheu Eartei.

Inter obigem 2itel bsr0fIentlibt
Gr PrdIibent Saft einen QufiaB in
Der Suturbap Gpsning goIt, in lpels
dem er 5upDrberit ben Rd6fpeis gu
erbringsn periudt, oaB Rooispelt ais
I YrdiioentIhdftss& s&anbioat teine 4uss
iiht auf Grfolg babe. Dieter Sspeis
lit ihon gsliefsrt. Die progref;De
partei bat ieit Der Roosu6erpabL DON
1912 feline 5ortidrttts, ionbern be-
itdnoiqs Riidfhritts 9enatt. Der
8runo lit, DaB Die Qartet iih err
If0pft bat. Die ppn Rooiepelt anaes
reaten BobIfabrtss sGinri6tungen iinb
ieBt 9emeineut Der Hation qsnoroeu
unp iperoen ubsraQ eingciiibrt. Grobe
0tonomiihe sSoeen, ME in 9esuo auf
ben Sarif uno Die Dffentlihen 5inans
gen, iporen bon ieher Ropiepelt fremo.
Ssin perIonIiher Wagnetismus reiAt
nidt aug, INN oen mangelnben 8ez
bait an Sheen 3u erIeben uno mas er
in gesua auf rationale Ginrihtungen
empfiebIt. ME Die 2egalIiirung Der
1ruits, finoet rur bel 0cr Wagnatsn
BON Wau Street 3uitimmun9.
@r Yrdiioent Gait penbet iib
bann Der 5ruge gu, pb cine 8erihmels
5uno 3piIhen Republitanern uno PRO-
greiiiDen ituttfinbeu tDnne unb er
nerneint bas nit GROCER @ntitiebeus
belt. SbatiutR III, oab cine iolhe Der
ihmel3ung niht mebr noibpenbis lit,
Denn Die progreifiDsn biloen nur nod
cine Grmes BON Sffi3ieren obne So!s
oateu. Die perIhieoeneH Grfolgs,
lrelhe bic republitaniTfs partet lei:
Ypoember 1913 81 per3eihnen bat.
ndren nur oaourf m0glitb, bab bic
prpareiipen 9oItsmuhen in aller
Stile CUR alien gurtsi 3uriidgetebrt
Tinb uno mas nod orauBen qeblieben
lit, lpir0 3uriittebren, iobalo bic re-
pubtitunifdbe 9artei bas Snitem Der
3ufpeiIung uno Gripd6lung BON Dele
quten 5ur Rdtionals s&onDsntion umen-
nirt, oenn Die 8orgdnse auf Der CHI
caeosr GonDsntion boben 6auptidhlit
Die Spaltung beroorgerufen.
4uf Gruub bisier Oarlegung perz
ireten mir Die QnTidt, pab Die Yroz
orenipen Der republitaniIden Qartei
tein erritlihes 5inberniB 5u einem
nsuen Siege in Der Rationalipabl bies
ten. Der 9egner, Der gu fiirhteu 1T.
Ftebt auf Der bemotratilbenSeits Qlle
Mabreeeln, uel6e getroffen ipsrben,
mIHen leoielih Die lleberlpinbung Der
Demotratiihen partei gum j3telpuntt
baben. Das bierin ipe3tea gsfh.fen
muB, ldbt fid bsute nod nitt bsitimz
men. 9as Rsfultat osr &pnarebDdbs
len i'm tommenben 6erblt ipiro biers
iiber ndbers 4usfunit ertbeilen. SoGe
ten fie 5u unguniten Der 9emotraten
ausfallen, 10 pirb ois Qnnabme eez
rehtfertiet fein. baB i'm 9Dlfe unsus
friebsnbeit iiber ben 5arif beitebt uno
in iol6em Sale ldss IS auf Der 6ano,
oaB bic Republifaner fir cine neue
Durfiift bes Iorifs eintreien. aber
feititebenb 1T jebt f9on, rpie bic prine
| 3ipienertldrnng niht Iauten bari
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gsm 9uftiaifi bsmbaroirt.

ginen intereFanten Ginblit in Die
moralii6en Dirtirnsen zines Sufts
fdiffansriTfes auf Elm fsinolites aas
ger sepdbrt Elm. grinnsrrns aus bem
5ripolistriese, Die Der befnnnte eng
lifde ACKNOWLEDGMENT Seppingss
Mrisbt i'm StraHo Wago5ine perOfs
fentliht. Der Gnsldnoer bsfnno Ii6
in Der Biiite i'm tiirtiib arabiIden
Eager BEL Seni 8.ni 4bam; es mar
elm sliilsno beiber Tag unb eine
ihtpii[e Miibieteit laiiete iiber ben
Weii.n. syern am 5ori3pnte. binter
Qin Cara fab man Die ainien Der itos
Iierifhen 9ruppen iid blnieI bon bem
eolbtnen Sanbe obbebsn. Die giirten
uno Mraber iparen bisber in ben Game
pfen srfolsreid seiDefen, ober berte lag
Der Sdutten einer bumpfen Gorge un.
ausgeiproekn iber allen Gemiitbern.
Nsie entiteben i'm aritge 9erii9ts, NOS
per tommen fie2 Giner raunte es benz
onberen ~, obne bob einsr au iagtn
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trdst iebt fdon CUTE 5riihte. Eng.
lamb nimmt jebt often Stellung sesen
6nerta uno bietet ieinen @influb III
9ofio auf, INN Sapan 81 elmer fir bic
Der. Staaten annebmboren Resu!ie
runa Der ealiforniI1sn gfnselesenheit
gu beipegen, nobel es iih betanntlih
um einen enereiihen proteIt sesen bas
9eieb banoelt, fpelhes sSdpaner BON
9ooeneriperb in Californian aus
ihliebt. 9efpnners tpert6poll jeoo6 lit
oas Gntaegentommen GnelaHbs in
8esua auf WteritO, Do nunmsbr Der
PrdIibent baie!bit freie 6anb betpnmt
nno ieln programm 3ur 9eieitiguus
6uertds pbne Snterpsntipn Seitena
Der europdtiben Mdhte burd3ufiibs
rem permua. Wenn mir on6 aIle pieie
8ortbeile niht serina perdniblagen,
10 idlagen mir boh nod b0ber ben
mpraliihen Sieg an, Der barin lieat,
bop bic Ser. Stdateu einen pffentunz
oigen 8ertraesbru6 gut MAIDEN lpere
ben. Das lit BON GROCER 8idti9teit
anseIihts Der SbdtIabe, TAB Der anez
ritaniihe &pnsreB bislan9 Isbr penig
geritdnbniB fix 9ertragstreue betuns
bet bat.
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ttol unb III bsuit meiit Neuita5ter unb
6aarbter DemeinbetpaIb.

tEdl unb III kutt msiit glemfta5ter unb
6aarbter gemeinbeipalb.
IL. Die brittle 6narbtgeraioe Iiest
sfpifden benz Gpeperbuns uno Gilbers
tboI an ben HGnatn bss Weinetbittes
llnb tbeilen iih bic Gemeinben 6darbt
unb @immeloingen in bieisIbe.
IL. Die pierte 6oorbtgeroibe un,s
fabt bas WdIossbist sfpifden Dtibess
beim unb ReibenfeIs unb 1T beutt
srDbt.ntbeils GsmeinoepaIb BON Oeis
besbeim uno Hieberiirden.
13. Die finite 5aarotgeraibt tr-
ftredt ii1 BON Der bierten norblih BIS
gum aimburssrtpaIb unb iino beuts
Die g.meinben: Wohenbeim, Jriebelss
helm mnb 0onnbeim boron berehtigt.
IA. 3i. Iedife 5aarotseraioe ums
fabt bic 0emeinDefpdIoungen bon
Diirtbeim, 5rsinsbeim unb aambss
beim.
Der ssrepel in biefen 0eraIoetuals
bungen ipuroe tets nit 0elotrafen
aeabnbet. Wurbe aber iemaao iibers
fiibrt. Der einen pcridbli4en Walos
branb oneslset bate. osHen Strait
nor graulam. $50 Elm llebeltbdter
Ion man bem 5enter iiberantfportsn.
Der loa ibm einen Darn aus bsm
leibe erI0ben nnb ibn 10 Iang um eis
nen Baum fiibren, bis ihm bic Darn
aGlegar aus bem Baud iommen nno
alsbdnn on ben Baum binben unb ibn
perbr,nn.n, 70 peiist bic @sreitsiIt sii
reht."
Sm Sobre 1897 ipurbe Der lests
ReIt oes aItcn 0eraioepsrbdnoes dutses
loft unb bic @eraioepalbunsen an bic
betbeilietsn 8emsinben ie nah Der
an3ohl ibrsr 1euerberoe pertbeiIt.
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gokal.Derid)t
uaerbbrte Drsiie
0erIangt Der Warbier s.. o. DaaIf.
Her, No. 800 Net 3. Gt1aSe.

Hahoem Gbeiter RuiieIl, ipeIder
aIs garbiergebiIie in bern @df1ft
pon W. o. yaillfncr, SO. 309 Meit
5. StroBe, aui 8riin6 zines Soft-
bcfeblS bitrh 9cteftips IN Soft ge.
nonimen iporoen ipur, iteIlte it'd,
,SouIfner feIbit Der goli3ei. 0egen
bic @enanrtten tpuren pom Smncs
Jobnion, an Der 8. uno Depot Ctr.
fpcbnbnit, lino sSronf Shone. gto.
1905 Carl Strabe. Snftbefeble iDe.
gen ucberuortbeiIi,ng eipirft NOR
ben. Gie aIdger hatteu iid) obs
nurgsIos in oas 8eiddit Ses gsnn.
nes begeben INN iih bas Soar
idmeioen nno Raiiren sii Iaiien, ober
nit,t I'M it'd, iiber ben 2ofieI bnrbie.
rem 5u iaiieu. Die Singer gnben at,
bal, sSnnifner iinb iein 0ebiIfe bon
jeoem ben getrog BON $2.75 fir
Sanrihneioen iin0 gbarnpoo nno
onberen nebeiii1hlid)en Sod)en ber-
Iangt botten. Die Beif,uIoigfen or.
fldrten, ooB Die Rreiie in feiner
Weiie fir Die aeIeiiiete arbeit iiber.
trieben Ieien. ssaulfner fpitrbe be.
reits inter Der aIeid,en 8eifuIoi.
aung am 2. auaitit perbnitet, aIs er
einem ornien 2nnoiiinsling beinabe
Den Iesten Sent ourh feline nnper.
idnrnte Soroerimg abnahnt. Sir
oieic llnperitdntbeit tuurSe er 3n
elmer @eloitroie BON S25 neblt So.
item oerltrtbeiIt.
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Selb It Wurpb9 beuat iih Dor
BilTcn. glls rpr aur8em prpninente
9Siibrer bon Sammanp 5al Wturpbp
ouffcroerteu, oas 9rGIibium nieoerz
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