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YOURSICKIGRILD
ISCONSIIPATED!
LOOK. AT. TONGUE.
If CROSS, FEvERIsH OR BILIOUS
hi GIVE "cALIFoRNtA SYRUP

No matter what ails your child, q
gentle, thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given: :. !.
II your little one is out. of.sorts, half
sick isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look. Mother! see Il tongue
is coated. This Is q sure sign that It's
little stomach, liver and bowels are
'clogged with waste. When cross, trri-
table, feyerish, stomach sour, breath
bad or has stomac che; dlarrhoea.
sore throat, full of cold, give a tea:
spoonful Of California Syrup Of Figs"
and In "a few hours all the constipated
poison, undigested food and sour bile
gently moves out Of its little bowels
without gripping, and you have q well,
playful child again. III
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" be-
cause Eits never fails to- cleanse the lit
tleSone's liver and bowels and isweeten!
the stomach and they dearly love Its
pleasant taste. Full direct Hons for ba-
bies, children ofi all ages and for,
grown.ups printed on each bottle,
1 Beware Of counte rfeit fig syrups.
AsksyourS drugg isti for q Is Decent bottle
ofs alifoFniGl Syrup OF Figs. then see
that nc Is made By the & alifornia Big
syrup Company.s 70
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sibility for. the results. 1t Is not by
force Of circumstances over which we
had no control, but largely because
fine American administration interview
ad nv force to control the Internal al
fairs of that country, instead OF assert-
ing and maintaining American rights,
that we.haye been brought to our pres
emit mass OF confusion and humiliation
over Mexico. And for the death anu
outrage, the suffering and ruin OF our
own brethren and the ,dishonor Oh
our name In that land, the Adminlstra-
ton at Washington shares response
biIity with the inhuman brutes Win
whom 1t made common cause. 10
the truth Of Mr.. Roots Indictment the
corpses Of the seventeen Americans
including women, which now lie IN
Columbus bear mute but eloquent Wit
ness.
That President Wilson has lost none
OF his vacillation since Congress- vot-
ed-not to declare its confidence In
him but to keep its hands off the con-
duct OF foreign relations, is abundant
w. proved By the various statements,
both official and merely inspired,
which have emanated from the White
House regarding submarine warfare
ana the treatment of armed merchants
men. The indications are that Ger
many will exercise considerable care
to avoid destroying American lives,
hut IL any should be destroyed, the
Administration would, according TO
present Indications, enter into pro-
ionRed diplomatic correspondence as
to what constitutes armament for self
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elpss along With little details in the equipment OF the
hosnitai that mere man mtght overlook
Ardone the immediate that aTe plannea
mr. the such items the repatnng q the
II ti,e nstitution new tie ktchen
d,nfne room linen closets and
the 4efarrnishing iofS the sun paElor.. szSs.
order to facilitate work planned women
Il city, tag day the benefit Of the hospital y
scheduled for the eighth OF next month On this day
avery citizen Of Fairmont will have chance to make
10 the fund which viii be used for tmprov
ne one Of the best institutions this city can
boast Everyone should contribute literally as posi-
bic. for the money Will be put to a good purpose
There is no cause TO which citizens should be more
willing to contribute than the Improvement and bet
ternent Of a hospital hospital all who are in
need and holds most important place In the life Of the
community. The cause of the Women's Hospital asso'
citation is good and deserves the supporter every
citizen Let us make the tag day next month great
success 4#
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throughtthat mail and how they would
wonder why he or she was partial to
that abominable brand Of perfume"

The Logan Banner In its last issue
contained the following: James
Smith, a remarkable boy of Omar, died
yesterday of kidney trouble. He was
but II years old and weighed 260
pounds. The boy was In the city but
a few days ago. The Logan Mercan'
tile Co.'s undertaking department had
difficulty In supplying a casket Q
inches across. The body was shipped
to Catlettsburg today for burial, Rev.
]. Green NJ. Nicely accompanying the
funeral party. The young lad was the
son Of w. c. Smith, machinist."
Says the Wheeling Register: ''If the
ancient participating tradition
holds good there will be few good pc.
tatoes grown in Ohio county this year
From Ireland with the Irish potato
came the tradition that the tubers
should be planted on March II, St,
Patriek's day, for the best results. AL.
though the potato industry has grown
a trife since that time and bany good
potato crops have been grown when
the seeds were planted at a much lat
err date in the season, the tradition has
held and many gardeners try to plant
their potato crops or or about that
date. But with the seventeenth but
three days distant most Ohio county
gardens are far from ready for plant.
ing. The weather so far this month
has prevented any soil filling and
where fall blowing was not done the
ground remains unhroken. Even under
the best of weather conditions, far.
mers say. it will be impossible to do
much planting before the first Of
Aprtl.n --
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!. HARD no. SWALLOW.

y is hardly surprising that The Times had such a
hard time this morning swallowing the statement of
the Monongahela Valley Traction Company relative
10 the gas situation which it had to print on its front
page today.
The Traction Company statement is 50 different from
the previous statement published by The Times that II
is no wonder It choked. -.
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RUFF STUFF
ny RED.
BY RED.
And a deck Of Grads shall lead them
tBY CONGO
-


II Carranza comes over here and
Funston goes over there what will
Georgia do.
Two biggest events Of the year come
on Wednesday. The West Virginian
movies and the Ringing circus.
Lay away the orange tie until Sat
urday.
No the city isn't afraid to pass the
hog ordinance before election time. 1t
simply put it off one more week.
Stock at the Grand, vodvil at the
Hip and Colonial ought to furnish
amusement enough for the T. B. M.
'Etfes . bS $50
"The Iron Will" at the Nelson re.
minds us of certain young lady's
father.
When they make Cooks Hospital
the best in the state we're going to try
that aphasia stunt.
We've got enough gas in Fairmont-
Times. We have not-Gas Company.
We take both your words for it.
a4
"The Spoilers" is showing in Char.
lesion. How in Samhill does that pic
ture get so far south before it hits
Fairmont.
On the ides of March comes war
pictures.
The car is worth ss5 100000, 900.
He runs a close second to us when we
happen to be smoking our pipe.
Funston says he is being delayed by
the railroads in the south. Got naught
on us civilians in the gorges Of West
Virginia.
The lamb will soon be shedding pre-.
pairing to put on it's Lions coat. This
weather, after seeing last winters
make US pessimistic.
Maybe Villa is hiding around Hawk.
inberry Hollow or Fairview.
Those who would not so II yolun-
teers we're called:
The guys who have said why
doesn't Wilson intervene" Those
who have interests In Mexico. They
who claim we can lick the world with
one hand tied.
John Conaway's team played ball
Sunday. Signs Of Spring are becom'
ing numerous.
Our idea Of the best job. in town is
hotel clerk. They get offered swigs
daily.
Too many chances Of dying Of lead
poisoning in the front ranks OF the
border patrol. e
Buy a picture post card of the new
hotel and send it to your friends to
advertise our new enterprise.
Amt it funny what We look like on
the street without our oyercoats.
We don't like to mention 1t on such
an occasion but that ordinance pre-:
venting the ringing OF bells on autos
does not apply to democrats according
to our observation. a
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e
defense, as to whether. the. sunkentE0s:
sci was armed, etc, all Iof which would
be as extended as that which followed
the sinking of the5L usitanta and would
lead to Just as satisfactory results,
All that Congress has accomplishe by
its votes is to place the responsibility
where it belongs, squarely on the
shoulders OF Woodrow Wilson.
Straws Still Point
Political straws still continue To-
point to increasing Republican sentt.
ment throughout tho country. The
frs. statewide primaries ever held in
Indiana showedsa remarkably strong
Republican vote with a much smaller
Democratic vote, and that Of the Pro-
gressiyes approaching the vanishing
point. In Iowa a Municipal election
at Muscantine resulted in a Republi;i
can landslide, all the Democrats tngo
fee being replaced by Repnbl icans.g
In Maine the election in cities resulted;
in Republican victories, and the UNI
seating of Democrats.
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HOSPITAL. IMPROVEMENTS.

S-FsHH women Of Farmont planning improvements
for the Cook Hospital which will do much good.
They plan tosmake the Cook Hospital the best
Of its kind in the state and may
rest the Of this city start out
% do come good work that they will the program
through without a hitch Some weeks since womens
Hospital association was formed with the intention Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14
WHY HAIR FALL s. OUT

Dandruff causes a ,feyerish irritation
of the scalp, the hair. roots shrink, loos:
en- and then the hair comes out FAST
To stop falling hair at once ana rid
the scalp OF every particle of 2dandruR'
get q 25:cent bottle Of 2Dande F1ne ct
any drug store, pour q little In your
hand and rub well into the scalp Az:
ter few applications all dandrun
disappears and the hair stops coming
out.
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Beauty Hints.

Mind your own business. vi
h Always agree with q large man. ;;i
Never call 10 man 3ay liar II he ts
heavier than YOU are. I.
Never 3brags Of your pugilisttc abil'
Ity. 4 I n
Wait until the car stops. Ii
Never get married. NJ
II Never go to war.--Judge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14

A grand opera manager says the
business is a failure because the dress
OF the women patrons is so loud they
can't hear. the music.
va Admonttfon Applied.
t'Young man, don't you know that
it's better to be alone than in bad
company?'
Yes slr: Good By. eiE.Y Boston;
Transcript. q H sa3
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TUEspAYE EVENING, MARCH u, 1916.
.4,llNllERICA FIRST
THE REPLY.

p-THE aditoralsn The Times this morning under the
head sThe Times and the Upift Movement is IN
deed Interesting and entertaining to those who
enjoy ranzed humor The policy moulders at The Times
terrible mistake has been made in print
Ing s1ci rot as "Rot" and that something should be
sad composed curious bit OF literature which demon.
strated that written by some party who was en-
daayoring halfway apologize, knock smile and growl
at the same time The editorial writer attempted the
impossible trying to whtewash the break OF Monday
and at the same time throw mud. with the result that
his effort had Almost peculiar tinge.
me West Virginian cares nothing about the wild
statements Times concerning this paper, what it
VAS what Is and what shall be. We do not try to
satisfy Times; we are interested in doing.
IL isSwhat the public thinks that interested In
and the splendid growth Of The West Vlrginian during
the past year warrants the statement that the public
realizes West Virgnian is making every effort
toiye thepeope the best Farmont journalism. News
controversy when 1t degeneraes into mudslng
ing to the intelligent read
er and therefore The West virgnian regrets that it
n take its esteemed contemporary
to task But the attack DR.. Mahood fragrant
people expected strong defensive article
from the stands foursquare with the church
peopie andSTheS West Vrginian did not fail them.
LISTERS telephone calls from all parts OF the city
were received The West vrgnian office today. thank
m this its eleancut stand in the editorial
column night and expressing the confidence that in
The West virginan the church people had friend Of
the tiled and true type
TO say in respect to any uncomplimentary
remarks neighbor about this morning Is
to from Samuel Johnson Attack is the
reactions never think have hit hard unless it re-
hounds.s
S6E5gs f1.ET9 7IT,T 7 +
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HIGH COST OF SPENDING.

LIME was when men talked seriously Of earn1ns'
Now we make business of spending And We
complain Of the high cost of living, when half OF
the time we should be condemnng the hgn cost Of
spending.
Talking about business, or talking shop is consd-
cred bad form. But talking about the values virtues
and upkeep Of autos is held to be extra smart brand
Of conversation.
whether we will not, all this talk produces dlrect
results Talking about spending begets spending.
No matter how much we earn, we have anything
left. But somewhere between earning and spending
there should be place for saving.
By giving thought, we manage much spending Much
saving can be accomplished by the same simple process
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EUGENICs AND Governments.

the United States wihdraws It's present help
5W ing hand, will the Philippines stand alone? Or
~ will the government become disorganized. and
will the people slump in the lazy tropical fashion?
An astonishing solution for this phase Of our Philip
nine problem Is in the 1t argued that China is the
logical guardian islands, because the people cross
SO we'll with the natives"
The Chinese and Flipnos have no racial antipathies
It seems and they produce stock which is intelligent
and hard working This would, OF course mean an In
dustrious people and stable government.
And for this it claimed that the United States
ought to permit free Chinese immigration into the Phil
ippines while the islands still within our control
Marvellous indeed Is the science Of eugenics II 1t can
be used to shape the future Of young nations
Yes the European war is still going on, although the
Mexican war scbes have slight bulge on the European
writer's.
The hog ordinance has again been delayed. Saving
the bacon, eh, what?
Billy Sunday says he approves the sending Of troops
into Mexico Forward, march
The forces Of villa are said to dividing. That's
what happens to every Mexican force in a crisis
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The man who wrote "Rot" may live to reflect on the
remark Of BENJAMIN franklin HE has paid DEAR very
dear for his whistle" '
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A Little Song.
With a silver feather
With a silver feather,

= -------- ----
Whilst in wind bound tether,
Cloud'focks westward go
4 'Mongst the bare trees burning
4 with an amber flame, I
See you candles yearning Ne
Wider path to claim. 8
And within the dwelling s.s
Slumbers one whose ears
HRrkt what dreams are telling
Isit mirth, or tears? III
struthers In Boston Trans
script. Z:
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!. IJs,,e,Ta I . i't / q,

III Useless Labor Is.
The doctor's now claim to have
made the ID. rs painless but some
cynic will dispute the gestion that
there sisg any boom for humanity in
ithatzPhIladelphta sBulle tins
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The readers Of The West virgntan all know that it
does not make statements based rmor as our neigh
Dor is so prone to do. but when it makes statement
knows what 1t is talking about.
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Philadeiphia comes to the front the detec
kive Inc -Four young Sherlock Holmes rounded up
batch Of gunner.
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Administrator Gerard been urged to return to this
country for Arrest Many wondering what the sig
1thcance OF this move is
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BITS II OF
ST. he NEWS

samneI Is: Montgomery, Of King
WOOD, has announced his candidacy
10 MI the vacancy caused by the
deathEoGS HonsW lillian G. Brown, mem
her of congress.E Mr.. Montgomery, who
IS & Repuhli lean; and resident OF
Ittngwoods was for many years a
friend De Mr. Brown, and was closely
aasoeiated With him by fraternal and
other ttea.
Definite announcement that Mar.
shall cnllegeS within another year will
have d new physical education build.
ing was made by o. !. Woodley, pres
dent of the institution, who said that
Assurance has been received from tne
state board OF control that provision
for such will be made. With
the construction of the new building,
MI. Woodley announced compulsory
physical educat ion for all the students
81 the college will be required. Credit
viii he gwen for the work done. This
Is not going to be- IA gymnasium" he
spfd. ut Is q far more important
fhing than that. We will establish
regular courBe3Ini physical education
and 10 viii prepare "a number OF stu
dents SO they may accept situations
asaptiystca18 dIrec tors. In other schools"
At asrecentsmeeting Of the Hunting.
ton AT league Mrs. Will Deshon ad:
vnnced the idea fonS the leage planting
q growing Species of the fir tree on
the court house lawn on Arbor day
with tho idea OF having the NUM-.
cipn1 Christmas celebrations around
il when Il had at tanned sufficient size.
she proposed that the city and coun-
iy Officials should assist In the cere.
monies 81 planting the tree and that
It should DO cared for by the school
children o. the city.
There INSTRUMENTATION in the post.
office at Hinton the other day when a
mali sack came In from Princeton con.
taintng the hide Of "a skunk. In tell.
ing Of tine inctd dent the Hinton ,Indepen.
dentHernid said Gas the writer
peered uppn that pile Of mail, he
thought % what ould be the feelings
OF the gonths ana misses who would
receive burning misgtyes OF love
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The forces Of villa are said to be dividing. That's
what happens to every Mexican force In a crisis.
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Billy Sunday says he approves the sending Of troops
into Mexico. Forward, marchl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14

The hog ordinance has again been delayed. Saving
the bacon, eh, what?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14

Buy picture post card of the new
hotel and send 1t to your friends to
advertise our new enterprise.
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Too many chances Of dying Of lead
poisoning in the front ranks OF the
border patrol.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-14

Our idea of the best job. in town Is
hotel clerk. They get offered swiga
daily.
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John Conaway's team played ball
Sunday. Signs Of Spring are becom
ing numerous.
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HEN the United States wlthdraws It's present hel
1M ing hand, will the Philippines stand alone? {
will the government become disorganized az
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Yes the European is still going on, although the
writer's. "a #.. "#a.r
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Those who would not so # volun
teers we're called:
doesn't Wilson intervene" Those
who have interests In Mexico. TneS
who claim we can lick the world with
one hand tied.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10

inc 0ollfommeu nit Sbnen iiberein,
Dab es 0amit feine Gle bat ulo mir
nod narten fonnei g9as i1 fiird)te,
lit Der GinfluB, Dem iie iH0iDiiden
ouSgeieBt miro.
Der ginfluB iDie io2"
DSsdl meme ibreu llmeana. Sie
bat SreituOe eefim0en. ole nidbt 81 I'M.
ierem areiie geboren.
n5preHen Sie BON 5rdulein
8apne2 sic lit cine boHii licbens,
ipiiroige Gnme; ib bin iehr oanfbor,
0oB mefre Eodlter lire imo SrauRol-
itons 9etanntidoft genlodt bat. 00cr
bdbeu Sic etmuS an Den @rnr6S unSf
3uieBen 2 9tod) oent mas id; bon ibncil
aeh0rt babe, iAeincl tie mir iehr mcns
idJenirelmolide Sellte, olirdlois feline
Slutiaugcr uno Spronncn.~
.llno elias SorO, inter Ociien
0oGe ,Srm Hollton inc SrGulcin
@ornc pobnen, 1T ibnen Der oielleidlt
beIamitY~ Grasbop iproh nit id]nci.
0enoer &1lte.
oN1ir icheint, i'd babe 0cn giamen
id)on gebort ~ meine Tod)ter hat
wobl ibrc 6rcunon in ieiuem @miie
bcinht2~
nSebr bGuiig in iebter 3eit. glber
6err &oro lit nidt MIR Elm boflimer
g9irt fiir liebenspiiroige 9onen; CT
lit uuh elmer Der @riinoer uno Nrd-
ii0ent oes Shljb. mo Erubbimoes
Der &apitaliiteu. an pelhcm er nit
hobcn SiuniHen beteiliet it,"
ga Groir, ser iUieoer ou malcn be.
conner bate. ipoilote iic6 bet Gros.
Bops @orten baitig 81 oieiem ilm.
u8os ~" Itonmelte CT, opaS lit
ooS2~
,@S iii Der Sern Der oon3en Sahc
uuo Der 3ped meines bentigen 9eiu,
Dies. 0ieier @lios Soro Der Ban,
fier, Giienbabntonig uuo itille Seil.
haber al mchrcren groBen 6abriten,
ih oenen Sanienoe non Wldnneui ino
Srauen arbeitcn, ourben mn init
3cnts aboelobnt iDerOen pdbrcnO cr
Dollars pcr0iellt ~ er lit Der .g}ann,
ans ocilen aopt Der &lan cctiprunaclt
it, onB iidl etpa oreibirnocrt aapita.
IllIgs aus 1ieliger StQot ml9 aloeren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-10

lab, ie piiroe ibm 9hibm uno @bre
etn9ebrad]t babcu, abcr er Oiente elmer
itreneeren Serrin, ole i5re Singer
nid. nit 2orbecr front.
gIu oieiem @lorgen mar er nidt
allcin i'm gltelIcr Grasbaip bate ibn
III ipihtigen@eihdften aui1eiudt itn0
ireOete ieBt eiirig iiber cine 9IHgelcgen.
belt, ole ga eroir ourdmls nidjt be.
hoGic
uSpredcn sic uidt mebr oapon,
Groshaip,~ iogte er enolid, Die ga,
lette beileitr lcaeuo, LID tuml ooh
nidjt oorouf eingebeu. Dlid ielblt
babe icb Scr groBen Sahc gelueibt,
abcr uic5t ineine Eohter. llripriing.
licb mar eS freilicb meiue slblidjt, lie
fiir 0eu Sail mcines Sooes Dem
Shut Der gin0eSgenoiienidoft on5lI.
Dertrauen. aber, icb babe eS mir iibeE-
leot lno mi,b NIT ihr ooriiber rer.
ltdnoiet, ie ioll ielbit entihcioen
anO 3ipor crit nad glbloiif eines Sab
res. User in 9mBlmO gepeicu iitipic
Gle un0 ih, Grasbap, meib, mas cs
3u 6e0crten bni, iUcnn mir cill gSeib
Su oem @eric Oerpilihten nit ollcl
Gioidmiiren mo inter ynoroblng
oller Stroieu."
u9Iber Jest iino mir nid9t in 9hb.
lnno. q
y&eincr BON inns pciB, ipo ipir oiel.
leidlt ihon in iiir5eiter 6riit iein Der.
BEN, 70 uetig iuie Der &ogel oni benz
glit SSb mill nibt nIeincr Sohter
3uhulIt mo Se6enSgliid mifS Spiel
ietcn. Sic lit boil giut uno 9cgeiite.
ring fir nuier @ert oas ipeiB ih mo
Ipes5c Sorae troaen, DAB ibre SpIcr.
pilIigfeit ibr nio9t 5um SdaoeI &c.
rcidt~
@rasboiu ariii nah leinem weide1
idmar3eu SiIabit, ben cr. iDic er cs
beill ipredeu b1liiie tat, 5Diidci oen
Ndnoen mano ano 5uiummenoriidtc.
.Sic babcn mid adn8lih mlBper-
itauoen, ga 0roir." iagte CT, cine I'M
beIon9ene 9lienc ounebmcuo j}td.
tiirIidj mluihc itb Dab ,SrUlleut
gRotia lns eiueS Eoaes gon3 auaeh6'
rem m6dte. ocmi Gbaraftcre pio Der
ibre TIM lulS ebeB not; aber l4 tim.