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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28
aREAT BATTLE AT CRITICAL POINT
{BY ASSOCIATES PRESS

ARIs Sept The prolongaton Of the tension on
of fire and death fronting each other
te must have become nspportaDle to me 4 tc
mans since REPORTS indicate they have changed them TAG
attacked with the bayonet The OPINION IS eS-
pressed here that General master hand
is believed he has succeeded IN pushing ms
lines inside the range Of the deadly heavy German guns
ana forced the enemy to hand to hand fighting.
Since the attacks have been repulsed over the Whole
li,,e according to official the tnlltafy
pxrts cannot see what resources the OefLan en-
,air generals can call to retrieve their fortunes.
afin expresses opinion that the new troops the
allies found fronting them the left We're not from me
German left wing part of the forces detached from
leroi and sent to East Prussia but now brought back
in haste. 111 q s,,a.a tla
most critical well the most violent phase ana t
issIe cannot be delayed much longer.
lssss LOSS LOSSES VERY HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES
losses Of the few days both sides are sld
foeceed ali other engagements Of the Stories have
7ecled here from Belgium that the Gelnla1s unape 20
b,r their dead on field have shipped them behind the
ari1yby trainoads in order to avoid eplde1a'es. j;
following official was given out III
Paris this afternoon:
IS nothing report the general stua-
Relative prevails along portion OF the front
at certain points, notably between the river
and the Argonne district, the enemy has Delivered
ffEaer violent attacks which, however, have neen fe
s5ass
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

WASHINGTON, Sept r. M
coin Beachey, In an aerDplane 506Uel
the loon four times oven thf 0'0a O.
the capitol today hid - I'D 1I|
Wilson watched the p4fk # .srt1
from q White House WtndoF The
aviator then made such IA tI1I|
landing on the l0sgSali OF t6e Et|o-
Aiess TOW lI1ffon radio
sta ton Tep0Et ted he 4. ID L1||e.
Beaehey then finialisd u E 6eIItII|-
anGe BY turning two llorS over rho
White House ana then i1Qls |..||
llTiSi E Owe he 6usitt Sc ll|tf The
sSsitS y Ne "a NIX s .Ht' ||.
Thousand or t4|I [Ie'I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

iI mn, active IS e IONS were on. tor
,Ehsv "a nged from great Clydssu,als
ana ana Percneron draft horses TO tiny
ahetiands, and were In pink condl-
lion and spirits. Their appihss.
e,istened; and were sp1endidly ornate
great crowd was aiting when 2
the circus opened It's doors a.
q ,,ciock this afternoon. Visitors found
an ample hours engrossment IN the
great Robinson zooIog ical paradise.
tTi1eres we're many ages containing
rare and curious creatures. LIONS
and tigers paced up and down the
floors OF their dens. The Unsuitable
elephants swung their trunks tire
iassIy sLeopards suIked in their
cages. The money cage attracted
EceaseIess sud Hence.
s The circus performance began
promptly: at 2 O'Clock when the MIN
Bile performers and thirty clowns
trooned into the big top, for the
.graId entry together with elephants,
cameIs and the other wonders of the
circus.
The final performance Will pc
given at S o'clock tonight. The
doors will be opened an hour earlier
Then the circus will move on to de-
ltpht chill rehs In other cities and to
make the old. live again the halycon
DAYS of childhood when despair and
darkness was unknown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28
RUSSIANS SEND GERMANS BACK
(RY ASSOCIATED PRESS

s8.s@1
AID Sent following official conIaunca-
received from the staff Grand Duke Nicholas:
Sopotskn the Nenen river IN rus
end with the retIeaJ q Ins
has approached ossowetE from sHe
Gembica the railroad miles east q Si
between and .Tarnov1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28
FIVE u LIVES LOST.

iCHAA4PAIGN. Ill, Sept % = Mrs..
Joseph stone, 80 years Old and her!
-FOUR Ichildreii, lost their lives In q ire
which early today destr Dyed tn cir farm
horse near here. Stone. who slept In
& portion OF the house apart from the
OsEers. escaped:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

edward Il stout; for a. number Of
years with the Union Ma iona1 Bank.
E6aESin his duties 1rondh plnln8 as
~ Ter of the Cla burr Com
a ianyss ton 0nposite
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

LONDON Sept. 2s. 1t =. was ON
cially announced here this afternoon
that Duala. the OfIicfal seat of the
government Of the German colony Of
Kamatun. German equatorial Africa,
has surrendered to q British force
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28
.NAR WAVES


80 tDY A11OciATEn PNe1e1
LONDON. Sept. 29A despatch
from Ostend says that the Belgians.
anticipating German attack on
Alext, have sent the inhab itants
away. This town has been reoccupi-
ed by the BeIgians. The Germans
yesterday bombarded Alext, intiict-
ing considerable damage Including
the burning of hospital. The Ger
mans were driven back in the dtrec7
ton OF Assche, which is six miles
northwest OF Brussels. The despatch
adds that a Zeppelin airshfp yester-
day few over Client and the sea-
coast.
BORDEAUX. Sept. % According
to dispatches from the front the
Prussian guard has been cut to- pieces
during the fighting of the last three
days. The strength Of some COM
panies has been reduced from $50
men to 100 men. VIRTUALLY all the
original officers Of the guard 2 have
been killed or woundsa and two bat
talions have been annihilated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

Frencfi. embassy today received the
following despatch from bordeaux
ssThes Anstrians IN the south Of
Przemysl continue their retreat.
East Prussia: the attemp g Of stne
fcnntfnned on pare thEse.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28
N. az AnaocIArGo PReoa

LONDON, Sept. 2s. Az despatch
from Amsterdam says that the Ger
mans In again bombarding Maiinesi
and 1T the same time attacking
kGrembergen. were repulsed by the
Belgians with heavy losses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28
1NE .nI3FtRIAS sIE IIeENsN,

IA maria re iiesnSe has been issuedi
lo Milan kLlIk oIkt ana ana
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

Abraham L.oWther; Of West lord
was q business visitor In the s city
Monday. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-28

ztn4 Il 100 = = slnssg
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
Republicans Show Great Gains
Throughout County. Progress
siVes' Poor Showing.
By the United Press.

BY the United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Early
show big by the Republican
losses by the PrOgeves. In
Representatives Indicated although this
NOT available.
In Vermont where the
Senaorshp nominating Charles
William p Dillingham; and two Republican representatives
In Massachusetts Governor David Walsh a
plurality The feature here
vote most OF which back the
city returns complete which the
Mccall (RepJ, Walker (Prog). s69i; Walsh CDem.l
50S This gain for
the Democrats Of aiGO, and Of
In Conneccut the Democrats had
TOT In the of Governor Baldwin,
5000 votes by Senator Hoom ep elected
governor by ten thousand
entire congressional representation disputed
by the Democrats
In New York. the Republicans Governor
United States Senators
OF the Constitutional Convention, They
gresslonaI representatives.
Pennsylvania Boe
the early returns indicate that Clifford Pnh
ahead OF Mitchell
showed falling
but held than
In Ohio. Governor oppO.
nents and believed certain Of election
Illinois. Che
Sullivan, DEM L. 5.
Indiana the Progressive falling
ican
Ohio, the Prohibition
Overwhelmingly defeated The Progresive heavily
in the Buckeye State.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03


practically Castle
of Miller Republican,
Republican,
county indicated the returns from
Wilmington
In this city of comprise Mil
Franklin BrOeksOn As
Republicans counting Republican majority than 800
this indicates that Mr. Miller will have such
commanding county claims the
their candidates Kent and Sussex counties
assure OF Mr. Miller least 1900 majority.
While Republican the Democrats Kent
tonight claiming they will get
majority those counties As the count in
until early tomorrow the situation
those counties pbmacaI indication is that
the lead piled by
Lun Wilmington and rural New Castle
county
Republicans ah Republican, the Legis
Wilmington unofficial figures Indicate
Of Harry Republican, the Legislature from the
Tenth district
the situation the State Senate and
Is in doubt.
Bender Republican, Representative Red Lion Hun
dred which sent Democrat to The last Legsatul-.
Democratic and Re-
In the Tenhward the
majority 55 s27 due revolt Of
Salisbury Red Lion Hundred first
NahOney Democrat FOR the
Legislature. traded off for OCOnneL
Republican Go0ding, Democrat for the Levy Court vest
0
Donovan. Dem. Legislature by ls5 majority
hundred.
baltimore hundd 200 majority
Dasey, the Legislature Derckson, Oem)
Progressive.
Colonel j. g. tephone county in doubt
districts at IL o'clock indicated
a county may give small Democratic majority
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
ONLY TWO ARRESTS
With CITY ELECTION

Election day in Wilmington passed
with but two arrests. Both Of these
we're in the Eighth ward Samuel j.
Boyd" is charged with alleged Illegal
voting.
Late this afternoon some trouble
was caused at Eighth and Church
streets, when a man was challeng as
he stepped up to vote. Angry words
were exchanged. and Joseph Fallers is
alleged to have struck one of the men
who had challenged the voter. Fal ers
was arrested on a charge of disorderly
conduct.
Minor disorder was reported from
several wards. but the police were not
called on to quell any dis 'urbances
Chief Black was in command of the
entire police department throughout
the day.
One of the notable incidents of the
day was the absence Of any intoxica-
ted men.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
By the United Press.

by tno Unlteu ffesS.
NEW YORK, Nov. s-Rural New
York rolled up one Of its old-time Re-
publican pluralities today, with the
result that District-Attorney Charles
S. Whitman was elected governor
over Martin II. Glynn, Dem, by a plu-
rality which indications at 730
o'c ock were, would exceed 100000.
The Republican upstate" vote was
so large that the Republicans claimed
the election of James w Wadsworth
for United States Senator over Am
bassador James W. Gerard, who con-
Quoted his campaign through his
friends, while he remained at his post
in Berlin This. however. was not
conceded by the Democrats. who we're
hoping that the later returns would
overcome the indicated Wadsworth
plurality.
The Republican State Committee
was claiming an overwhelming ma
iority in both houses Of the State
Legislature and also that it will con-
troll the constitutional convention by a
substantial plurality
Returns on congress were very
slow, but there was no doubt that the
Democrats had lost heavily upstate
and also some seats in greater New
York.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
Whitman Named New York Governor;
WadSwOrth, Rep, is U. S. Senator

NEWBURGH, N. Y. Nov. s-Early
returns from Newburgh, city. and
part Of Orange county, (Normally
Republican, indicate gains by Re-
publicans. Wadsworth running ahead
for u. S. Senator For governor.
Whitman is leading by to over
Glynn.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The Republi-
can State Committee on the basis Of
early returns claims the county OF
Westchester by FIVE thousand for
Whitman for governor.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. Nov. whit
man has swept the city and county by
an increased plurality. The plurality
in city, with few districts missing. il
estimated at ten thousand.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
new YORK Sees Z.
RETURN TO The c. 0. ?.

By the United Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--A statement
issued at 7.30 o'clock by f. C. Tan
ner. chairman of the Republican State
Committee, estimated Charles S.
Whitmans plurality in the guberna-
torial race, at 225.000.
This sweeping victory" he said,
Indicates the return Of public conf
dence in the Republican party as the
best means OF government. The vic
tory is the more remarkable in view
of the fact that il was Oh IN the face
Of opposition from Murphy Roosevelt,
Hearst and the Wilson administra-
don.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
new JERSEY results
DEMOCRAT IN WILSON'S
DISTRICT Behind TICKET

BY The United Press.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 3.-Returns
from "a out Of 80 districts at $50
in Mercer county, President Wilson's
home. showed Congressman Allan B.
Walsh, (Dem), running 500 behind
the Republican candidate, p. G.
Hutchinson, IN the race for the
Fourth district seat Reports from
somerset cOunty give Hutchinson nn
added majority OF 500 and Newton A
X Bugbee, Republican State chair
man predicts the defeat Of Walsh and
declares that the chances Of a Repub-
lican Congressional delegation look
good"
JERSEY CITY, n. j.. Nov. 3.-ln-
complete returns from the Twelfth
Congressional district at 8 o'clock in
dlcate the election OF James A.
Hamill. Dem, by at least two 10 one
over his Republican opponent,
Marcus A. Higglnbotham. His cleo
tion is conceded by his opponent.
HoBOKEN.-In the home district
of Democratic Leader Patrick r.
Griffin. the first of the two first ward,
give Kinkead 81 and Mohn, 81 for
sheriff. Eighth district of the same
ward gives Kinkead 80, Mohn 80.
These are only partial returns, but
il indicates that Mr.. Griffin viii lose
his own ward to the Republican
shrievalty candidate.
PASSAIC.- Indications al 9.45 point
to a clean Republican sweep In this
city.
EwARK-Mercer county returns
indicate the election Of three Re
publican assemDlymen.
TRENTON.-Return received here
at 10 O'Clock from the fourth congress
sional district, which includes the
home of President Wilson, indicates
the defeat of Representative Allen b..
Walsh. Democrat by p. c. Hutchin-
son, Republican. The majority will
probably reach 1000
JERSEY TY.-Hudson county
elects entire Democratic ticket, but
Kinkead for sheriff runs behind.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
Bv The United Press.

BY The United Press.
LONDON, Nov. ga news agency
from Valparaiso, Chile, says that in a
naval battle of the Chilean coast today,
between German and British naval
squadrons, the British cruiser Mon
mouth was sunk and the British cruiser
Good Hope very badly damaged while
The British cruiser Glasgow was driven
into Ceronel Harbor, where she is now
interned. The German squadron is de-
riared to have consisted of the five Ger
saa arrlored cruisers Scharnhorst,
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
TAMMANY is SILRNT.

bg Inc OHiltu IIcoS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Demo-
cratic national headquarters at $50
tonight, declined TO make any gen.
eral statement on the preliminary
election returns. The committee ilt-
dicated, however. that its adviccs
pointed 10 Glynn and Wadsworth in
New York. They claimed to hav,
no admission from Tammany Hal
that Glynn was beaten.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
REPUBLICANS Claim The
MASS. GOVERNORSHIP
BY The United Press.

by Inc Onlpeu FEShS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--On the face
of preliminary returns, Republican ma
tional headquarters at $50 o'clock to-
night made this general claim;
1T looks like a Republican landslide
in Connecticut, as though Mccall, Repn.,
and Whitman, Repn., had been elected
governors of Massachusetts, and New
York. Aside from that we have prac-
tically no news of the situation"
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
DEMOCRAT is REELECTED.
By Nc United Press

DI IUU NHIIVU IIEss
LYNN, Mass, Nov. 3.-Michael F.
Phelan of Lynn, Democrat, was re-elect-
ed from the Seventh Congressional dis
trict, with a majority of about $500
over Charles Cabot johnson. Republi-
can, of Nahant.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
PRESIDENT RETIREs EARLY.
By The United Press.

BY Inc Onlleu fTeoS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-After care
fully inspecting the United States cleo
tions from $50 until 925, President
Wilson retired to bed at $50. In doing
this he eclipsed his previous record of
early retirement which he set during the
Baltimore convention, when he went to
bed at IL o'clock, three hours before he
was nominated for the presidency.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
NORTH CAROLINA HOLDS mo- IDOLS
81 The United Press

RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. 3.-Early re-
turns from ten congressional districts
indicated that North Carolina retains
a solid delegation in the lower house
of congress. Closest contest in tenth
where Representatives Cudger and
Britt, Rep, running close, former lead
ing. Senator Overman Dem, polled
overwhelming vote over Whitener,
Rep.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
q. 0. P. SWEEPS PHILADELPHIA.

BY The United PrvsS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Twenty-
seven divisions of ten wards (incom-
plete) indicated that the Republicans
were making clean sweep in this
city, although Penrose was running
behind the ticket
The figures showed:
For United States Senator: Pen
rose, (Rep). 2,7S7; Palmer. (Dem)
1888; PinchOt, (Prog.), 105
For Governor-Brumbau (Rep),
2,811; Mccormick, Fusion, 202.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03

Senator Brandegee over Governor
Baldwin by five thousand; the entire
Congressional representative OF five
members by substantial pluralities.
and the election of Marcus H. Holcomb
as governor by not less than ten thou
sand.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
MCCORMICK loses TO
BRUMBAUGH AT Home
Bv The United Press.

By The United Press.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. Sit is
estimated that Brumbaugh, Republi-
can. has carried Harrisburg by
very small majority over Mccormick,
Fusion. This is McCormick's home.
Ten districts give Brumbaugh
majority Of thirteen.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
German Fleet Sinks British
Cruiser Off Coast of Chile

Gneisneau, Nurnberg, Leipsic and Dres-
den. The first two escaped from Kiao-
chau when the Japanese BATTLE up at
that port was on and were reported TO
have started for the South Seas.
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
TIMES COMEDIES
REPUBLICAN VICTORY

At 6.5O, the New York Times
(Democratic) conceded the election Of
wadsworth (RepJ as United States
Senator.
The Evening Sun at 6.S5 O'Clock. is
sued an extra. predicting the election
of Charles 8 Whitman. Ropl for
governor, over Martin n. Glynn. Dem,
by at cas- $1,000.
At GAS tho BROOKLYN Daiiy Eagle.
Democratic, conceded the election OF
Charioe w Wti'-ln. por- l'ccg. as'
governor.
The EgcpMs Mail, IN al cAsgd is
sued ~ $40 claimed the election Of
Charles 5. Whitman. Republican, for
gOvernCT Wh.t~,9- thc M9ii c'l'r7c.
will have a plurality upstate Of 150.-
600, auiicic-t 10 Cvc--5-le --y -l-
ality that Governor civnr mey ret
in New YORK city.
At o'ClcCl tt- Ev1li- N'o-le cG
nounced the election of Whitman as
governor a SPECIAL CdI.t1 -la t...
Wadswcrth aNpcared ~ he rurn'ns
behind the whitman No.O IA the sen
atoriG' con-
NEW lU-.-1. N.l. Q. t.. ---
ner, campaign mPnaeer for Cherries
Whitman. claims that Whitman plur
ality In the State outside o. Greater
/ NeW York will be 145.O0O
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
MASSACHUSETTS, FOR 6. o. z.

by lhc United fles'.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. S.-At
$50, the Republicans issued state
ment claiming that their entire State
ana national tickets have been elected.
They claim the U. s. Senatorship for
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
ANOTHER BRITISH SHIP SUNK.

ANOTHER BRITISH SHIP SUNK.
By the United Press.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Admiralty an
nomced tonight that British submar-
inc had been sunk by a German mine.
Location of the disaster was withheld,
but IL is assumed TO have occurred in the
North Sea. Of Holigoland
Evening journal., 1914-11-03
Delaware Elects Thomas W. Miller Representative in Congress
New Castle Co. Republican Ticket Wins Cop. Landslide
Outside State Carries Whitman WadSWOrth, Brunl=
baugh and PenrOSe Into Office State Returns Slow
I2O Wilmington Districts Give
Miller 2,484 Plurality Over
Brockson. Republicans Gain

Miller Republican for Wilmington by sisi
BrOcksOn, Democrat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Garran3a Oh glaa msOes.

9bibnabua. 0ter, 20. 2lprIl r.
@enerolernp 8enlitiano Garrau5n
oa 5ranciseo 0laa msafes ber ,
Gag, meO mango panifelige 5pergs
maal ioreligaenoc til 8reitelie.
Get par igrite @ana, oe meotes
eiter lire 9lar, 0a earranBa ior
ieritc @ang neote Del militGre
Seoer, fort eiter at 9illa par be.
tragtet ion ell lanosioroilt San
par 5erer Tor ell lille 0prersitorC
un0er Dtaoero.
Msoet mellem 6orraBa og Gillo
bar 9rrg Al &enifa6. % 9ila re
icrereoe meo slio til 6orran3a ion
bons Gbei. 2tbo8raibilleoer meo
De TO 5erere Sioe ON Sioe iaaS
mango 9ntifspinoner. og 9orgere
bar Snapper % 9aano, iom oai
lignenoe oeforereoe.
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les, Der er Dleolein al 9iebeI.aabi.
nettet. Tom ira 1orreon sites ior
at fonierere meo Gnrran3a.
Soloater bepogteoe 9eien ira
Scrnbaneitatiouen til Garron5as9o
lig. nieoenS Sfarer al Silifuere til
in6leoe 9iaa Sploeit
Ger noaapes inaeu oifentlia0ieo
oelelie ON aonierencens 5orleb lo
oper bette, at oen par barmoniif.
0ian ioritoo 0og iil8. bei gllltoritet
at oct beilntte6es at paaitunoe Ne
polntionen noen Senlon til Nleaen.
uprenoet mellen Waibineton og
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nes 5erritorinu fife anaribes el.
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,Su1re3 9iebellerne oil boloe iig
nentrale beao Sorboloet mellem slo
miniitrotionen / @oibinaton oa
@nerta angnor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
Cfri'a ariier i'm

lln0cr 20. oS. mcloeS ira @ien
at Der ira 9'alaOiet ionume Gua
nAi.aateS en- ofiiciel bulletin, at
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niinttct. nnfte @ien 9lnelie ont
at hans 0ioieitptS 5ilitouo er al.
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Man irp9ter Soifreoie for. at Der
iom oen aotorrb, iom ban bar lio'
Of. life forninoifes. ioa pil iorliac
9olnplifo.ionert iiopifle iia.
Ten onmle aeiier, lronts ssoiei
er fsot is. glaug. 1890 er oltio'
bcnilnoo 81 slar annimeI. oa hor
bar rcaeret iioen | december tsAS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
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RebeIlerne fonmer til at acre iGl
les Sng meo Srerta inoo L. z
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-04-22
gnmpifibsnotiticr.

4SeIlie SIop". ser meobrinaer
627 9aSiaacrer pentes til g,eir
BORT / Ina oil after niiciIe ocrfrc
ben .. Mai og pentes oa til Sfnn'
oinopien oen ~. Wiai.
Oscar Den slnoen". Der anfonl
til Gbriitianiano Den t3 os.. pil
aiiciIe oerfra Den 2S. os. oa pfite:
oo II Icp y)orf oen 8. Mai