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The day book., 1914-12-16
HE HAD ENOUGH

Mr.. Naggs was late in arriving for
his supper.
''WeIl, what kept you so late?" de-
manded Mrs. Naggs, her war signal
displayed.
Il stopped to read the bulletins"
faltered Mr.. Naggs.
1.-THE bulletins! What was on the
buIletins?"
why, all about the f1ghting"-
p Fighting, flghtingp' with. fine
scorn. Don't you get enough fight
ing at homer"
"Why, yes, my dear. guess do"
he responded meekly.
The day book., 1914-12-16
MEANING OF THINGS

Driving on an outside car one day
in Killarney, as heavy, drizzling rain
kbegan to fall, passenger remarked
To the driver that it looked as if they
were in for wet day.
mot at all, SIR" replied the jarvey.
Css'We don't call that rain; that's only
the mountains perspirin'r = Top
Notch.
The day book., 1914-12-16
SO THEN, OF COURSE

: "If you were not so athletic" he
murmured, 'Td try to kiss you"
\ "0h, you really mustn't" she qua
vered. when a man tries to kiss me,
I get so frightened that / haven't
hit of strength to resist"
The day book., 1914-12-16
NO WORSE

Returned Tourist-The lombard
ments are simply terrible. You have
no idea how a church can be so COM
pletely wrecked.
Friend.-Yes ! have. l was in a
choir tight onee.-Puck
The day book., 1914-12-16

"Old Man Moss, our oldest inhab-
liant, has a memory as keen and
bright as ever. He recalls when tn
head O. the family used ter preside
at tn Christmas dinner with a carVin'
knife instead of a can-opener."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
KANSAS WOMAN RUNNING
FOR U. S. SENATORSHIp

Topeka, Kas. April l.--rhc political
season has opened early i'm Kansas ana
gives evidence of continuing with in
creased interest until the election i'm
November. Last month the Democrats
met i'm state conference here To dis
cuss the welfare of the party and
adopt tentative platform. Today the
leaders Of the Progressive party met
in Wichita for the same purposes. The
Progrcssives will find Some difficulty
in building a platform since all of
their principal planks have been APP
prOpriated by the Democrats. who
have declared I'm favor % government
ownership, the minimum wage law,
mothers pensions, and the initiative,
referendum and recall.
Seven For Senate Toea.
In the campaign about 10 open the
chief interest will center i'm the con-
test for the United States senatorship
1t promises To be "a real "hoss race"
with seven entries i'm the field AMI
more expected before the lists close
Senator Joseph l.. Brstow, whose sue
cessor is to be elected, is a candidate
for the Republican nomination to sue
coed himself. AS opponents in the
| contest for the G. .. +. Endorsement
Senator Bristow viii have former
Senator Charles Curtis and Major \.
NJ. Harvey, not To mention Mrs. Min
ME Johnson Grinstad, who already has
| entered uDOn an active camDaipn Con-
gresham Victor Murdoch will be UNI
| opposed for the Progressive nominal
ton. There will be "A scramble for the
Democratic nomination. among the
most prominent of those already i'm
| the field being Congressman George \.
Medley and Judge Frank Doster Of the
| state supreme court,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
EFFICIENCY EXPOSITION.
New York Scene OF Interesting Ma
tional Display.

New York, April THE Grand Gem
trail Palace is filled with interesting
exhibits for the first National Emclen-
cy Exposition, which will be opened
there tomorrow and continued through
the coming week. The exhibits are in
tended to show the increasing applica-
conditions, and there will be assembled
displays of appliances, methods and
products in the fields of industrial,
mechanical, governmental, educational
and household efficiency. Many of the
largest corporations in the country
will be among the exhibitors
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
TO Be CLEARING
HOUSE OF WORLD
Goods of All Nations to Be Stor.
ed at Isthmus of Panama

Panama, April i,-1he lsihmus ot
Paraml is not only to become gate
way for the worlds shipping, but a
great storehouse for the goods of all
nations, according to the hopes OF the
Panama Republic.
The plan to make Panama city ana
colon free ports of entry FOR the hler'
chandise Of the world is being drawn
up for introduction u the next gem
erel assembly which meets in Sep
TENDER and the government antici-
yates no serious opposition,
The secretary OF foreign affairs,
Eruesto lie Fevre, declares that under
the free port plan Panama and Colon
would become great wholesale mar
ke,s. and merchants, especially from
Central and South America would
come here to do their buying from the
stocks and samples brought here by
the merchants and manufacturers of
the United states ami Europe.
There now is collected by Panama
an import duty of 1870 on All mer-
chandise entering the country An
annual revenue of about $2O00O,o00 Is
;hus derived. In order TO make up
this deficit other sources of revenue
will have to be found, and this, the
authorities declare. can be done.
In connection with the opening of
the two ports it is Planned by the
Panama authorities 10 erect large
warehouses at both ends of the canal
and they already have entered into
nesotia lions with the Panama Rail-
road company for permission to erect
one AT Colon on the waterfront own
ed by the railroad. Opposition may
be forthcoming for the reason that the
company is planning to build and OPP
crate bonded warehouses on Canal
Zone territory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
COURT DECIDES AGAINST
MISS BRANDT IN FIGHT
FOR ZlEGlER RICHES

New York, April 1.-The appellate
division of the supreme court has de-
cidcd against Florence Brandt in her
attempt to establish that she is the
legally adopted daughter of he late
William Zicsler, Miss Brandt claim
cd one-half of the fifteen million dol :
lar estate left nv Zicgler, the bulk Of
which went to his adopted son.
Miss Brandt was a school teacher II
Davenport, Iowa.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04

eoLpFiELo CONSOLIDATED

The actual this company for February were
SlSelS or at the Of about cents share annu-
ally There shipped during the month 267Sl tons q
ore which less than for the previous month
The operating February S6o ton CREATE
January due the lower tonnage handled
The greater portion increase due in
crease Of zee in milling. This was attributed TO n
very poor quality pebbles used in the tube mills which
win soon be remedeI and the costs March should be
pelrer normal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
QUINCY

QUINCY
This readily geganed sold s62 as
compared with its low $;7s caused 0y the blast
reports This property rapidly recovering from the ef-
cc,s OF the so-caled which did considerable
damage No. shaft and vicinity and The shaft should
be service again within month. Except for the
shatterng timbers half way shaft of
the damage the old levels force of is now
engaged in clearing and rembering the damaged in
the breaking in the levels both above
below this region It be hoised, however, UNI
the shipway service again The miners and tram
mcrs who canno, used No until repairs
re,ed have been distributed between Nos g. $,
production has been interfered with materially
SUPERIOR
understood that within No. shaft, which
sinking steadily. viii reached the 18th level
which depth be made with No. l shaft by
drns TIE shafts already connected the 1Sth
ley, The failure OF crosscuts and drifts number Of
levels this shaft find commercial copper the West
Lode has been somewhat dsoouragug but the result of the
work To- date DE regarded indicating anything
respecting the this end of the mine in view of the
pocuurities of the lode remarkable illustration the
latter obtained nearly two when crosscut
driven the north the
Superior lode the West lode 1t found the lode in place
but practically barren drift suddenly
oocd material. The drift may so a great dis
before finds the lode bearing commercial copper,
ana may ind pay ground in short distance. blind
work and nothing be predicted. Shipments aver
aging $50 daily the bulk of which is coming
West lode
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
COPPER RANGE CONSOLIDATED

The March production on the Copper Range Mines was
97 tons Of mineral, increase Of 15S tho
figures for the previous month This output up
as follows. Baltic 1871 tons Champion lo9l and Trimoua-
tain 300.
While the force Of this property is being steadily
added ana the in reasc production Is very satisac-
tory, tho March is only about hree-quarcrs the
production for the corresponding month year 1t is
czpcccd the april production will show substantial
that for March consequence improved
L-l. Jim
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
Gossip Of Market and Mines by Minnear 4 Co.

level which is taking care of an from both shafts
from this level surface.
The company assets were diminished s>lSS2 during the
wear practically all OF which expended m getting
shafts No ! and in shape commence regular pro-
duyton The companys surplus ON December slst was
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
BUTTE ALEX SCOTT

Developments at this property have been quite satsfac
tory of late according from the level The
Nc West drift this level it is reported penetrated
three Of solid glance, and in the East drift is
ft1en feet wide Very high grade is being shipped
and some OF it is running high 15eo,
While the earnings for February too good,
March earnings should show material Improvement and
if the present showing the 1000 continues
Iitc possible dividends resumed in a very short
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
STILL MORE RAPID GROWTH THIS YEAR.
COMPARATIVE RECORD OF GROWTH

The progress Of the Detroit Life lnsuanc
ciatcd better by comparing the amount of nsuranc
with the record of some other well known companit
in their existence The following figures are takel
Spectator Company of New York.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
NEW ARcAoiAN-

Th drift which is being driven north and south the
opened by the Aradian at the $50
level has reached distance feet fully
Of which is in highly mineralzed ground showing
continues both north south The being
from the 600 foot level vein being pushed
idly and about 80 feet the
already covered. 1t expected that
reach The vein about May 10th. The hoist ~
the ground and will ne doing duty sometime week. It
said to be the intention the cement sink
shaft the 9OO-foot level and open the vein by
from this point the future. There is
scarcity Of Three drills put work
ing the past and operations being
double shift before the strike
ISLE RoYALE-
No shaft OF this property added night shift this
week giving the three shafts working double
Daily rock shipments averaging better than 1890
daily one day Of this week the shipment 1850
More available than places he found for
present but the force being augmented rapidly
dcrground conditions permit The Grand Portage lode is
being opened levels of shaft the ED.
26th and 18th.
FRANKLIN
This company has made arrangements to run test
rock coming from The tIlouez Congomeratc This test
viii probably milling and will
Doe carried Alouez Centennial plant at Point Mills
the coming sunday and will interfere with the regular
operations Of this mill it customary operate
these mills SUNDAY.
showed coming from the 35th level of
the Aouez Conglomerate 30 pounds mineral the
min shows savings anything 20
pounds to the ton it will be very satisfactory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
LARGEST GRAIN CARRIER.

Port Arthur, ont. April The
steamship w. Grant Morden, built for
the Canada Steamship Lines and sad
to he the largest grain carrier i'm the
world. was successfully launched to-
Shipbuilding company. Lady Williams-
Taylor performed the christening cere-
mony. Prominent among the invited
guests Of the OCCASION we're Earl de la
War; and Sir Mdntagu and Lady Allan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
MOHAWK


or better pound greater than in Tho
previous year,
Mohawk ud 100000 IN dividends in 1913 ard as earn
inss vorc only SI23S45 it necessary draw III,
treasury for the $4,000 difference The sur
plus en- December g. 1912 S5eII5C which is about Tie
amount required property the magnitude OF
Mohawk This company deferred action its semi annu-
al dividend in February, quite probable that
ere the next dividend period july the viii be
in such financial shape distribution made
stockholders w.,hou; further diminishing the surplus
At the annual meeting held i'm New Yor., F Den
ton managing director tie Copper Range Mines was
elected The place Of Mr.. Fred smith
WOLVERINE & ARIZONA
This prominence the past week, and
there has heavy trading in The advance most
y hu negotiations closed for the TAX
this property By Of the big operating COM
panies The Bisbce district In regards these
President Daniels Of the company stated
Sometime ago received inquiry, requesting the
management 10 put price the property The matter
under d,iscm,ut by tho directors but date
nothing has material.zed'
We ourselves dou1t much whether Stockholders OF
this company would tlttfs the sale Of comranys prop
orty except d 4. very attractive figure
At the present Wolverine Arizona has q good surplus
and earning monoy Estimates earnings the past
month have been placed IS 600. and this is shpnets
of ony per day. This proluc
ton can be maataned from the bodies
for a period OF several months.
During past vccs. aIgaes wer, received that the
lcasors working The property sc encountered sulphlo
considerable distance nou The ore body now heus
60. -. ..., r... -. -. o.,
, ,r, ,,r,o or.. ,I. and Fl, ID. F., ..,l ..s ,..,rfre g.
49,, i, .,.-.,t. T.. ,.,.t, ,.o,.,, 800,
Y. r..,. -, ......s ..,,.5 .,.,r,,,r -, ,,,
-, .,,. -. -, 50,
,.,,. -.
,,.,, ......
49,. -. 49,.
OLD DOMINION
IT," annual report ' odd Dominion Tho holding company
shows receipts q fiisa5 during OBJ" year 1913 while
dividend disbursements amounted to flicf555 Taxes aud
BOSTON expense amounted ta Eio4 leaving surplus for
the year Of S-2a'5
9Th" o.4 Dominion owns .a.5'5 shares u. ola Dominion
Copper Mining smeu- .lt ol t'taI issue Of 10000
slaIe7, and 10000 s.as Ut United Globe The entire
stock issue.
The entire output ul t.r YI Dominion Mining smcIt-
iHF including at ,r.a '. United GLOBE and custom ores
was lo6lf- pounds This Fag produced IN cost of f.,
cents pound .alr-.I with g75,si-3 i'm and
cost az l' a'. nrf t.ir This outire product for 1913
"'s mI.e ap .' I-''7... pounds from ola Dominion ores
l'..s'' .ou United Globe and L5-5AJ3 from custom
cr's
Tie n' earnings . ''c old Dominion Mining smcIt.
ing company Tor tlr . a.re tigl25'3 and the earnings
oft I"'tcd G.o." 'i,i'l.. making total earnings OF
t'"#m'teE ''''' OF s. '- ..es'' on t.e old Dominion
c"nlanE of Ma.He stock ''.stau.ng
Notwithslanarg the increase production, the fairly
good price received tor metal G5D and lower COSTS Old
dominion paid 'ut ~ dividends all rhaJ was earned.
lie. arInr m. oa. wear ~, .,l, -, . I,g, .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04
wINoNA COPPER

Announcement has been made that delinquent sale Of
that stock ON which all date have not
been paid held May 9Th There are in excess Of
10000 shares Of this stock which per share is due,
and this delinquent in than $4,000
Undoubtedly the greater portion this will be paid up
fore the auction with the market price OF
The stock So and above there no allowing
the stock to go delinquent
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-04

The Shubcrts have produced an
English comedy called The -
Party ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
sante @aller % ben rnsiiife
General.

gn @erre i Dresoen bapoe en- ,1giit
Eante 5rf tDeiiller, Der blep ipe paa
en- &eile til g1ien og inolagt pan q
&oiptal' ! 8rug, bbor bun ieners
.ogoe. Do gtepsen fit ll,toerrstrnlg
snerou, telefonereoe ban til 9ofpita-
let, at 2iget iflloc ie1loes tn Ores
nell for ser at ioroes j Janriliegnnp-
Slte6et. Mell ba &iite1 bleD nahet,
5illbebolM ben Stebet for ben gnnlle
Came en- rllsiff 8enernl / galalilri-
fforl11. ghbgen teIegr grafereoe eiebliffe
Zig tiI Brng ussdR ssftR nlootaget aa,1te
.OsiiIler, men cl1 rl,siif Generol S.
Sra 9rag ton, oereiter Daret :
$SDis aa1,te M'iilIer ejj er o1,fon,i11ea1
tiil Dresoal er bun Netersburg S.
5gda telegraiereoe gseneen ttn oe1llte
IsgD: !5poo ifd gi4res nleba Den rus.
lite geaeroI 2 pbor e. antss iiiil
Ter Sra St etersborg inblgb
on fsIger,oe gDar erop generns
lei I etiIb ante aliiIler begru-sE
pet alnoer be bic NIL itere Ieoers
Der
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Gjerrlr al &c neoslagteoe DIR 81.
neg Gritatnitlg eiter ben benegneoe
Brroi at geiptningen, bporti. 1afs
fringsntRlo llonRp,1es al staten.
l1Dgiite1 peo ben bele Brentgangs-
lnonbe beles Iige mellen1 Mationnl-
regjerir,gen OF Statsregjeringen.
ss,lbtil bele Ste6et er bleben grll11r
oig besi,fioeret og al 6nre for
gpreoni1g al 5Dgoonlrnen er fier-
net, bolbes ssarnlen unber ¶n-
t91e al De lofale Dipnbigbe6er pna
ianl,ne Manbe ionl operfor en- limit
iom 1lte11neifelig 5pgbo1n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
suresoaa, 12. Rouu e,pber.

6rn Soabon ieleBraferes ioag. at
ber engelFe aallo1vboao uNioer"
igaar bIep boret ifa1rf I 9earbeop1r al
aberrien- 6looens 4 D,a,noiag al Ell
tpif llnoerpanos sMno. g Alt Manoifa.
bet reooeoes. s@Mn orisr ostte Sper
falo ion1 en- 8egl,rpoelie til oet trnecl
tndfe Mngreb POD oe e,reellfe apiie:..
Get tpife 5orlpg paa at nae oel' 1
franife apit fl1l1,linerebe 91ot lem.
ten beftige Mngreb, l1r0er bpilfe od
lpftebes oern at eiel1erpbre Dirrhube
@l,slerne fortiRttcr here's Sejers,
nroricb inloo @erlin og pau''aar, o1
oeres 9ropper aje1,nentia1itliy piilser
ct 9errG, At 14il.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
9anebuO psjifole faar bebrenbe
Gmtale.

| ~ : - ! =
S Ell Bulletin 1iolenot al Hntteo
states gnrenu Of education bar Ell
Of Valreauets embe0smRn0, Wtr.
6arolo B. Jogbt, Der er Speclali1t
j Sfoleprlenet for Sc rnrole Diltrif-
ter, ifrepet en- 9lrtifel ON De onnife
6gjifoler og beres 5DIten1 Mr.
ssogbt opboIot iig for ct 4sar Mor
|lioe1, noaen qiD / 9anmarf for Ser
at it1oere ,5oIfebgiifoIerne. Sm
sniten1ets OnlpIantninq poo arneri-
fonif @r,l,,o iiqer W1r. iSoqht sbI.
a.. Ser er e,, MS gnsortetbeo i
llbpifIinae1r of Sc oanlf-aueritanlfe
sSolfeheiifoIcr Sc beonnote oIIe
lom Gioner-s ss,1itit,1tio,,er nne 8roi-
-settlen1e,,ter, oa set fur ppret
lpnrt for bper oq en- of oem OF
pinbe fren1, poa Br,u1D al efononri-
tie gonlfeIiqbeber. Dasna bar Scr
|
peo ollie oisje @foIer prret fSor-
ltanbere % Qnrere, ser i en- for
ballIe,1be Nrab bar pnret pilliqe til
#at nn6erfaite lie baaroe og pon]fe-
Iigc MIfanr al aiarIigbeb til So.
gen. Manife bor ii1qen al 0isle
35foler bapt en- mere pefsIen6e aar-
H .r1erc el1O Gonebob neo 9pler, % BOG
bar oer1'1e Stole be'fanet gle,,1e'I
F31ocr'1e eg
'effer en- 0n1tole af sfolens Brl1'1o
.lRggeie o9 brPmoragelle af faraf=
fer1lf11te 8rPt ira A1oteroage
lllttfer 9r. Soabt n1eos at ltge:: us1.
ferbao'1oen botfeoe 9uneboo Zig a{'
ira of'1 rlnae Begpnoel1e. Ser bleo
bDgget Strife, Gen opr1noelige sfo-
lebDgn1ng blep betDoeltg nopthet,
e1loo1oere Ct Gpnuaitiflofale % ct
9ospital tilfeiet. s 1912, efter Sur
fto1toer 5b.anlolels 9eoelie al Sfo-
len / en @affe al slar, 11uaeoe Glen
a1tollet 100. Sen nDe sSoritn,1ber,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
gsroas, T., &open,ber.

Cling 1au, 1pIferles ]t9rfelte Be
iiboel1e sttop ebo1p, i &i1ro, bar
opergrpet Jig til De britiI1e pg lapa-
neiiite Sropper, JONI bar belelre4
6ortet / De lioite tre aRaaneoer. 9e1te
er BET lioltc ii EDlferues ltrategiite
Na1ntter 1toenfor europa.
8ltslu1ro poaitaar ioag at babe
punllt en- al Be itprite Sejre ope1r
1piferne }aa oen bitlige arigsplaos.
@5are1s 1ropper iiges, 1,1 ba oe bar
9p1ferne UNDER aontrol, at benps1l-
Sc belle oeres g.tcrei .t1,poo giteri9er~
TIE @oli5ien.
8aa cen peitlige 5lagfroo1t er
Der forefaloen mango sg baaroe
9r9fnin9er, nle,l llbe,l 1lnget afgip-
renoe Melultnt Sra 2o11oon n1eo-
oeles imiblerti0, at Gpiter11e, efter at
pRre Hepet llaaet tilbage for at10en
Gang 6eres 6oribg poa at 11ua Ga
Lois, MI bar plalllagt ct treble Mn<
greb en- al 0e ferlt Gage.
Sra Yeru SD6 sln1erifn nteloes
ioag o1n ct a1lbet geilag n,ellem bri-
tiife, tpife % iapanelilfe arigsifibe,
men alIe 9etnljer 1ltangler i Wleo6c.
felIen.
Zen bebit uttnerrettebe Sci at
9prferne Iiges at ppre tntoo 8rigete,
men at &c life sniter at blotte iig al
sSrpgt for 2onoets militGre &arti.
@torpi5ire,, iiges at ppre f1loitr1te
oia / M1ilitnrportiets 8olo % tpinz
ges al .oette til at boloe lit g,ubcoe
i11,ob 5in gillie.
Sen tpife sAmbassootr ! aiebeu-
bopn r,rgter, at bperten aronpri11-
fen eller 8rins Altert ers blepe11 tau
ret. lai1gt r1ti1p6re 0rRbt.
Berlin bar odaqet sReoo ellie
fra apnltanti,1opel ON, at TO, ,Ooo)
Afgba,ere er roo gejei1 mob ben az
bite arol1t.
griter,e bapoer iioas q bape ''
fooet @eniier Ra,,te for, ct 1negst
ftorc s5orf,oeIier off obber Gum
III % ol,bre artifle erS 1aofib fro
Sc sypr. gtater TIC ilano eient'e1''1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Gnsono ertlerer &re moo 9prtet Eplfern orues tbas
1lt&reu8len - 8ombarbemene af Danoarnellerne fort
ietteS = 0retenlano pOster pao 8ulearieus gepeeeer
Sen tplte Jaitain9 9iin9 9au &ina fapiturer Neren
meloer Jig bet port91fe Mfrita pre=
fig l9e1ebes blanbt Boerne ere ifanbinapilfe
6anoelstibe prense8 2nften al gpmner Sen frpsebe
tDlfe &rpoler "@mben" tpos en % &rpbieren "&gnes
berg" bepen noeiten9 protelterer ofet moo
Nooigens @prrrn9 Spifano tol bape anmobet @uslano
pn at lllltte syreo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
selegrammer fra % oDer
aipbenbabu

iyrQ StlptellDnnll 1eleUrQleres tslSpst
bags til nli11rcs" at 3pifla1lo oq
,9iterrig g-ltneorn ,1u bar 100000
Solbater fo1lce'treret paa ii,l 2inis
fra Gborn til 8ratou, % at r1ar
,nener, at bel1 Stprfe ifal pnns til.
ltrnftelig til at fnltie Den rllsiiife
Mrrne. De tplfc Mitliterolltbo
tror Itffnrt, at ben rl1slilfe 1Arrne ptl
blipe f11lbitnlroig tilintetgjort ! Del
foreItaoel1he Glq1.
Sra Stoefbolnl telegrafereoeS tt
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lobe BDen.
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