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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

HenryE. Miller has shown US, says
fheEeditor Of the Spirit Of Jefferson,
or Charles Town, his father watch,
which was left to him on the death
Of his father, Earnest II. Miller, who
died in Albany, N. Y, November "a.
lThs8watch has several smaller dtals
on5the larger one and Is Of the make Of
Jules Jurgensen. This particular
watch, the only one of It's kind made
by Jergensen, was made for exhibi-
ton onl, and is priced at such a large
sum despite the fact that the case
As absolutely plain. The Jewels are
set inside and are to be appreciat-
led even by the layman. Besides the
timepIec or ordinary design, the
watch has the minute repeater. and
splitsecond attachments. Then, down
5bys6 o,clock, there is q small dial Civ
ing the phases Of the moon, while
above are three dials giving the
month, date and day. The delicate
sinechanism Of the watch Isl so timed
that FNiaysis given. its S1st day, June is
30th}andI February its 18th, and by one
wheel. which makes complete revo.
luton once in four years, the month Of
February SIS allowed its extra day on
leap year. The works OF the watch
aFe8a perfect maze of wheels, a de-
light to- the mechanically inclined.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

A mortgage for 81, 500 600 by the La
Belle Iron Works, mortgagor, and the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

Always ~ Work On cnihr1
About 50 wcrkmen are pcln1nuo1tiy
employed n keopirE st. Paufu cane
dral. London. Engiand. N repair.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07

al suit alleging breach Of promise
sisg to be filed in the circuit court by
Miss Goldte Tenant, q young woman
residing In Clay district, Monongalta
county, against Earl q. Ammons, a
sWell4o.dol farmer Of that section, ac-
cording TO a les pendens fled with Cir
scuitI Court Clerk shriyer by the plain.
fin'sattorneys, Cox & Baker. The bill
SWfIiFalso ask $500 damages. Ammons,
who Is % years old, left the state
about thetmidd OF July, 1914, and 10
noWiinS Ohio. 1t is alleged by attorneys
Tor Miss Tenant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07
on the huh after the boat had turned

over"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-07
BITS OF
sI IE NEWS

The: anomalous situation of the buy
ing Of grain and other feed In the
West for their own cattle. by Harrt-
son county farmers, is rapidly being
reversed, according to g report OF the
Harrison! County Agricultural Bureau
SbySW: d. linn, county agent Thou:
sands Of acres heretofore left idle
are being soWu and crops are being
successfully raised through scientific
method Coal, oil and gas develop
imant was responsible for dtscon-
tfnuance OF many crops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

miles-and then found more cars
added TO their trains and usual de.
crease In speed.
Larger locomotives were then
placed In service. ON which higher
rates were paid more coal was
burned and still more cars were
added.
In many Instances II required the
larger portion OF 2ihour DAY 10
transport a freight train l00 miles
Then the men In the train service
secured a wage agreement which
gave them an optional double basis
of pay.
II they could not transport the
train 100 miles In ten hours. there
after they would be paid by the
hour in ADDITION TO their mileage.
Thus was established the SEIZED.
ule definition that 100 miles or
less. shall constitute a days work. :"
And since the adoption OF the
double standard, thru all OF these
years. this bonus or premium Of
paying fun days pay when the
100 miles were made In less than
ten hours has been willingly grant
ed by tn. railroads
Increased tonnage has decreased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

and piece-work plan. wherein the
men were paid so much per mile
or hundred miles for taking trains
over the road
As In all piece work wage
schemes. a premium was thus
placed on fast work and long
hours Of employment
A train crew, by extra eser.
ton and abnormal physical en-.
duranee were able TO build up
large pay checks by the end OF
the month.
THEN CAME THE NEW
SCHOOL or RAILROAD ECON.
oMY. the exponents OF Increased
operating efficiency" (hy which was
meant haul more freight with the
same wage expense. took charge
Of the situation.
The theory OF quick service gave
way TO an effort 10 transport ton
miles" at the least wage cost"
With the same locomotive. In
creased loading inevitably reduces
train speed. and men in train ser.
Vice found their mileage and earn.
lngs decreased.
They succeeded In securing slight
advances In wages per hundred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

the speed OF freight trains 80 men
In such service are usually paid
by the hour and no longer get
the premiums and bonuses.
But. by working ~ 90 i6 hours
per day. probably every day In the
month. their earnings are yet
above normal
These men realize that II II not
practicable 20 change tho length
Of divisions. that railway terminals
cannot be moved. that they cannot
afford 10 be relieved ~ the end Of
eight hours after leaving ter.
minal
To require the railroads 10 carry
an extra relief crew on each
freight train would almost double
the expense of train operation.
To secure an eiaht-hour
working day. or az near there
TO az ls practicable. engineers,
fremen. conductors and brake.
men now insist that whenever
the speed OF train falls below
an average OF i2ls miles an
hour. for all hours required 10
be on duty. overtime Will be
paid at rate so per cent
greater than the regular hour.
~ rate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

People live 40 fast nowadays
that they tear down their tissues
faster than nature can build mp. II
fills the blood with waste matter
and uric poisons The kidneys
struggle for a while TO filter the
blood, but finally go on a strike %
America is fast becoming a ma
ton OF kidney sufferers. Deaths
from kidney disease have increased
~ per cent In twenty years.
When your back begins TO ache,
pu feel blue. nervous and tired.
and notice kidney and bladder ir-
regularities, rest and help the kid
neys II you would avoid dropsy,
gravel or fatal Bright's disease.
To rest the kidneys, shun over
work. worry. late hours. overeat-
ing, and strong drinks. Rest more,
sleep more and get some outdoor
exercise.
TO help the kidneys. use Doan's
Kidney pills They act quickly.
Thousands vouch for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
MEN WORK LONGER AS TRAIN LENGTH GROWS
Speed Sacrificed Cheapne Carter Explaining Wage Demands

"a national tleup OF all rail.
roads threatens N the four
great railway brotherhoods--
engineers, flremen. trainmen
and eonduetors-strike 20 win
an eiaht.hour day, The rsil-
roads say the mems requests.
u granted. would cost them
ONE HUNDRED MILLION
DOLLARS a year. and cause In.
creased rates President W. S.
Carter OF the Flremen's union
has written a series Of articles
Tor The star 20 show the mems
demands are Justified. This 10
the third artiele.-EpiToRD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
EDISON FIRST, BILLIE BURKE COMES next
They Are the Two Biggest figures in Film Says

| Ann" will again be featured in n
new Triangle production entitled
4 Child OF tho Paris Streets. -
which viii be shown In Seattle
soon.
To condemn her own daughter.
nnwitiinEiy. In the eyes ~ her
sweetheart was the fate OF Mrs
Boys. who Il The Woman Who
Did Not Care AZ the Class 4 the.
atre Hut all ends well after all
Another drama shown AZ this the.
atre Is The Human Telegram.
featuring Helen Gibson.
The Primal Lure" with William
s. Hart as tho star. is a melo
drama laid In the Northwest. deal.
ing with a romance eenterlng
about the rugged factor or manager
OF the post. spirited French
Canadian girl and a smooth villain
whose cowardice defeats his ambi.
ton TO marry the girl for whose
favor be has maliciously dlscredit.
ed the factor.
The Lion and the Girl" In the
Keystone comedy on the bill.
Rhea Mitchell. star OF a Ca.
mile OF Harbary Coast" NJ the Al.
hambrs. II cast In the most ex.
acting role 81 her career. that OF n
West Coast dance hall Girl who be.
friends an er-couyict and in turn
decides 10 give up her mode OF liv.
ing and 70 straight again. VII.
liam Stowcll. an actor OF rare pow.
or and versatility. appears as n co.
star with Rhea Mitchell Many OF
the scenes we're taken In and
around the famous Barbary Coast
district OF San Francisco.
The Woman who Followed
Me, together with The Other
Halt" comprises the program at
the Mission until "Wednesday night
The first II mystery comedy
drama with Gladys Brockwell in
the leading role
The Other Half has for its star
Roberta Wilson.
Pauline Frederick. In one OF the
thrilling photo.dramatic novelties
OF the season. The Moment Be
fore" continues 10 draw capacity
audiences at the Coliseum theatre
Miss Frederick r. an emotional
artist especially when she gets
into a great vehicle like this Israel
Zangwill story. The plot IL laid
In England and n distant posses.
sion. and filmed In beautiful
Florida.
LAKE WASHINGTON canal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
Ut e4tor:s Ts &c Gan71tthic> GcY

one was designed for woman's pro-
lection. s'
Any line OF conduct on the public
streets not in conformity with gen.
eral usage subjects a person to the
gaze Of the passersby. This is I'M
pleasant: therefore we conform. for
the most part. TO the general prac-
tice.
You have given no occasion for
ridicule. since you have merely
been natural.
Q.-l have recently become &C.
quainted with a very fine young
woman. Would II be proper to ask
TO call upon her some evening on
such short acquaintance? w. x.
A-Perfectly proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

PilinE paraphraSc upon para
phrase. eometh now Miss Elda rur.
~. leading woman with william
Farnum In the William Fox pro-
dnct'on. Battle OF Hearts" at the
Strand. 10 cast gentle hint TO
those who would know tho truth OF
women. Poets for ages have set
Il TO auairain measure hat the eye
Is the window Of the soul. and Mas
Furry hastens. with her own views
OF the matter. to corroboraie the
easy Indictment
Any man" says Miss Furry.
may look Into a womsns eyes and
got the truth At soul value II Il
IL In matter OF sentiment, so
much the easier 10 look and read.
for a woman's emotions lie close
10 ID. surface and love lies closest
Of all"
Sessue Hayakawa and Tsuru
Aoki. famous Japanese dramatic
actors. will provide a novelty for
tho picture patrons OF Am~rica
when they are se.n together. in the
near future. 10 Allen Souls" the
latest Jesse f.asky production.
Rkbert Can an ewt,e,t ,,,ho-t-
y and critic Of theatrical affair.
In an article appearing IN the Ma
issue OF Motion Picture Magazine.
names Billic Uurke who r. row
playinx 10 eapaci,v houses a, ~.
Rax theatr. IN "Gloris's Romance ;.
as tho second creates, nersonag.
in fllmdom nIaclng sbcsd ~, re-
tho world owes IN. motion n,r,ur.s
Themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

NEWSIE SENT HOME

After training for months with
the 50th battalion OF Canadian ex.
pedltionary forces. Private Ray
mond Harrlgan has been sent back
10 Seattle with an honorable dis.
charge.
Gen. Sir Samuel Hughes learned
that Harrigan Is only 10 years old,
as he was on the verge OF being
sent into the trenches. He viii
march In the preparedness parade
June 10. He IL Seattle newsle,
with q stand at First and Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

0.-What meaning do the irish
place upon the shamrock
LULU.
A-fcgend says the shamrock
vas used by St Patrick 10 typify
the Trinity. II " represented on
the British arms a. growing on the
same stem with the rose and the
thistle. emblems OF England and
Scotland.
o.-my daughter. -. has had to
leave school because Of a trouble
with her eyes. She cannot sew
nor read. Please suggest few
things she car do 10 amuse her.
self without strsinIno her eyes7
MOTHER.
A.--lntercstinE occupations not
trying TO the eyes would be gar
dening and cooking Take this
time 10 teach your daughter
housekeeping Make Il interesting
by working together Try new
ways to do the old tasks. and new
recipes for tasty dishes Window
boxes or potted plants will afford
her chance for gardening on a
small scale. n YOU have no yard.
and perhaps be better for her eyes
than work outside.
0.-ls II q bad Characteristic to
critlclse oneself7 Al times | can
see my own faults and mistakes.
but have been told II is not a
good thing 20 be self-critieal.
READER.
A-SelfeXamination is helpful.
but TO make Il n habit renders one
self-centered He then becomes
egotistic and too we'll satisfied
with himself. or he becomes sensi-
tive and timid and unable To do
his best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
Seattle Testimony

Ira b. Zellers. $40 Flora Ave.
says: AN injury when a boy az
fected my kidneys, and ! was an
noyed by backache When I stood
long or II my work required me %
bend the least bit, had steady
ache in the small Of my back. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
CAN'T WAVE BOTTLE

y The fellow who waves a bottle
of booze and tells how easy II was
TO buy II viii be Law breaker I'M
der the revised city liquor ordi-
nance which Corporation Counsel
Caldwell Is framing The new
measure will make II unlawful 20
display liquor off the premises OF
a private dwelling house. or apart
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
Going 1t Too Hard

wore on me and at night I was
tired and felt all worn out. The
irregular action of my kidneys
showed that they we're weak.
Doan's Kidney Pills put an end to
the trouble"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
"A sensible cigarette
that's what / want

There are a number of
good. sensible cigarettes
on the market-Fatimas
are not the only ones.
But Fatimas are the
best-liked and best-selling
Of ali the cigarettes cost
ing over Sc.
OF course. your taste
may be diferent-you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

6-WnSt Nro or Airtt anoutc DC
given on the goth anniversary Of
marriaqe7 NJ. NJ.
A-China or pottery.
Q.-ls an anonymous letter, In
which are statements blsckening
the character Of person, consid-
cred a misuse OF the malls7 VIII
the postal authorities find the writ
er and prosecute him?
ANXIOUS TO KNOW.
Aft the receiver OF such a let
ter reports II TO the postal authori-
ties. together with clues to the
identity OF the sender. they will
investigate and try TO bring the Of
fender 10 trial. II is misuse OF the
mails.
O.-Ever since I was a little girl
havs been In the habit Of taking
TIE arm Of persons with whom |
walk. Now 90 out with a young
man. and Il seems more comfort
able 70 take his arm when walk.
ira. lust as ! have done with my
Girl friends. Recently we met a
group OF friends who criticised me
severely. Are they right? Have |
been making myself ridiculous all
these months by leaning on the
arm OF my friend when walking
with hlm7 HAZEL.
At is not done" as they say.
in formal society But this world
would be peopled by a set OF mani
kins II everybody conformed to a
set OF rules laid down by some one
else. Spontaneity and originality
are refreshing They are the quail
tiles which make personality;
which set apart one person from
all others.
But the rules OF social usage
have reason behind them. This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
~ w. S. CARTER
President OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Flremen and En-
ALBANIAN

The making OF railway wage
schedules dates back more than 30
years. when there was no basis OF
pay other than the variable Eener.
.oslty OF the men who owned and
operated the railroads.
The first wage agreements usual.
~ supplanted monthly rates OF pay.
and we're fixed on the mileage basis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
selling rrire. 10 Retailer for
Butter. Izr- and Cheese

selling rrire@ 10 Retailer for
Butter. IgE- and Cheese
Butter
Native wash ngton
creamery. brick ....... -
Native wash nEton
creamery. solid pack, -
Cheese
Domestic wheel ......... 81
riruburFsr s..s..s.s..s.. 81 % ~
oregon triplsts .......... 1T
wisconsin triplst- ....... 10
wisconsin twins .....s.. 10
Young America ...s..... n
FgEs
Select ranch eggs ....... 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23

LAKE WASHINGTON canal
locks to be ready for use July /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
MARKET REPORT

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for
Vegetables and Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-23
A Sensible Cigarette

o.--Whst kind Of sIfts should be
given on the goth anniversary Of
marriaee7 NJ. NJ.
A-China or pottery
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-24
Extracts From Recent Russian Newspapers
Translated and Issued by the American Jewish Committee
The Kharkov University has adj
mitted this year 1904 1-year STU
dents, among them 108 Jews.
Russkoye Slove (Moscow).


The urist kozarlnsky has obtain
ed permission to open private ew-
ish gymnasium in kiev This is the
second private Jewish gymnasium
permitted in kiev recently.
The following persons have been
confirmed in the rank Of professors:
The Chairman of the kharkov Medi
cal Society. The Director of the
Eye Clinic at the Womcn's Medical
Institute, DR.. Braunstein and the Di
rector of the Children's Clinic at the
same institute, Dr. Arkvin. In
structor in Hygiene, DR.. Favr and In
structor in Medicine and Anatomy,
DR.. Norobyov.
Fifty Jewesscs have been admitted
to the Higher Courses for Women at
Moscow.
The Rabbi of Belaya-T zcrkov
government of Kew, DR.. Mitlin,
has obtained permission to open
in the townlet a Jewish High School
for boys with the curriculum of a
government gymnasium.
Yevreiskaya Niedclya (Moscow).
In klev, at a special meeting call
ed to consider the question of the
establishment of an institute of rail
road engineers, the merchant elder
Chokolov declared that the manu-
facturers would make material sacri-
fees for the establishment of the in
stitute, but would wish that the per-
centage norm for Jews would not be
restrictive
Novy Put (Moscow).
The Minister of Public Education
has granted permission to A. +.
kessen to establish in Petrograd
Jewish gymnasium with full rights
for the teachers and pupils.
Ryech (Petrograd).
The Chief Of the kicv Military
District has given permission to re-
side in Kiev to Jewish students OF
the Dental Schools.
Yevreiskaya Niedelya (Moscow).
By the telcgraphed order Of the
Odessa Governor-G General, Jews and
Bulgarians who are not permanent
residents are prohibited from enter
ing the Izmail District, which is ad
jacent to the sphere of military oper
atoms in Roumania. Those coming
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-24
to Reny must have special permits
sion from the military authorities.
Yevreiskaya Niede1ya.

The Riazan Government Admins
tration does not permit ews to live
in that government on the ground
that the administration of the Gen.
trail Government does not under
stand the real meaning of the cir
cular of the Ministry of Interior re-
garding the right of residence of
Jews without the Pale.
Novy Put (Moscow)
The Ministry Of the Interior had
permitted Jewish refugees whose
children are attending Moscow
schools to apply for permission to
reside in Moscow, and while their
applications were pending, the local
administration permitted them to
live in the city. Now all such appli
cations are rejected by the Ministry
CT Interior.
Yevreiskaya Niede1ya (Moscow).
Perseverance," reports that a COM
mittee has been formed in Milan
whose especial aim is to influence
public opinion of the whole civilized
world in favor of equal social and
legal rights for Jews in all countries.
There are no Jews on the committee.
Novy Put (MCscow).
In connection with the general
development of industry and COM
merce, the Ministry of Commerce
and Industry has received a num-
Der of requests to confirm the stat
utes of various joint-stock COM
panies. However, in majority Of
cases, the Ministry does not con-
firm them, in view of the proposed
participation of Jews in the admin
istration of the companies. The ac-
tons of the Ministry are based not
on the law, but on the established
practice.
Yevreiskaya Niedelya (Moscow).
The Holy Synod has ruled that
Jews may be baptized only six
months after their declaration to the
local ecclesiastical authorities. The
Ministry of the Interior proposes
that baptized Jews should receive
equal rights two years after their
baptism.
The local branch of the Union of
the Russian People, at Bostov-on-
Don, has decided to request the dis
missal of all the Jews who are en-
ployed at the City Hall.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-24
November "a, 1916.

The editor of the reactionary pa
per "Kiev," was fined 500 roubles
by the governor for publishing a
letter to the editor about cooper
ative societies and Jewish domina-
tiCn.'
Yevreiskaya Niedelya.
In conversation with one promi-
nent member Of the Opposition, A.
D. Protopopov (the newly appointed
Minister of the Interior), has declar
ed that he considered as one Of his
most immediate problems the realiz-
alton of all that he had expressed
during his stay abroad as member
of the Russian parliamentary delega
ton, in particular, with regard to the
question of the abolition of Jewish
disabilities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-24
Rycch (Petrograd).

Rycch (PetrOgrad).
According to information received
by the Jewish Committee for the
Relief Of Victims of the War, the
Special Committee on refugees had
decided to give the allowance for
food and lodging for the next quar-
ter October to Deccmber) only to
SO per cent of the registered
refugees. 1t is recommended to take
into consideration any earnings Of
the refugees when passing upon their
allowance. No allowance will be Civ
en- to those refugees who are en-
gagged in agricultural work All this
is being done with the purpose of re-
ducing the government expenditure
for the relief of refugees.
Yevreiskaya Niedelya (Moscow).
The following Jews have been dec
Grated:
Abraham Dumov, St. George Med
al, 18th Degree; St. George Cross, 4th
Degree.
Abraham Finkelstein, St. George
Cross, 4th and 3rd Degrees.
Michael Vul, ST. George Cross,
18th, 3rd and End Degrees.
David Nishnevsky, ST. George
Cross, 4th Degree.
Za1mon Lief, St. George Medal, 4th
and 3rd Degrees.
Abraham Rakhovanyi, St. George
Cross, 4th, 3rd and End Degrees.
DR.. Leon Franzusoff, Order of St.
Vladimiv, 4th Degree.
Yechiel Katznelson, St. George
Medal, 18th Degree; ST. George
Cross, 4th Degree
Jews in the French Army.
Killed or died from wounds, 1916.
Decorated with the Order of the
Legion of Honor, 49,
Decorated with the Military Med
al, 100.
Mentioned for bravery in the army
orders, o83, decorated with Red
Cross Medal.
Yevreiskaya Niedelya.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-23
Surge l1eberli4t.

Die Gage ber 9eiltid)en nnb
Seiterreider in @plbgmien lit
siiuitis. Sie9itiien baben oieSf=
feniibe ntd)t ipieber ailfnebtnen
fDnnen nnb Die beltIden Ser
biinSeten oriiigen an Deridiebe=
nen E1tnften ppr. Die MmiIem
nebmen 6abant in Der gmfu-
ipina.
Die 9entidjen beeinmen an
Der nDrormiiiid]en ssront cine
aasemeine Sffeniipe.
Gime angeblid ans Weailano
fonimenbe Scpelde be6auptet,
Die 9entfd)en lad)ten, oie Ser.
6taaten mnb WericD III eirten
arieg sit beripifeln, nm freie
6anb sii babem, ben ltnteriee-
bootfries iuieber anfsunebmen,
nno nm iueitere @affen- nno
NOTWITHSTANDING nad) Git-
rDpa sii nerbin0erm.
sSm @eIanbe BON @eronn
iinben ldJarfe &arnpfe itatt.
Die Sentiden i6len Sic Gtel=
lnngen i'm 0eb0Is BON ailmim
ipieoer berlDren baben.
Die 9entiden erneuern sic
offeniipe IN Der Champagne.