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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
SIX RUSSIANS
Arrive in New York 10 Make In
spection of War Time
Supplies Bought.
cay Assoe.A-co Press,

New YORK, June 4-Six emf
nent Russian engineers commits
stoned by their government to come
to the United States and Canada on
a trip of inspection Of war time sup
plies bought for Russia in America
reached New York aboard the steam
er Bergensfjord, from Scandinavian
ports. Upon their arrival here they
were met by representatives of a
dozen manufacturing companies. one
OF whom said the purchases already
contracted for and those now in
negotiation would total one of the
largest sums ever spent in lump
by foreign government in the
United States for such supplies.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
Mighty German Advance and
Terrific Offensive Are Be-
ing Kept Up
OFFENSIVE in THE WEST
Also by the Germans VIII Be
No Surprise TO British OBJ
servers of The War
isr AssoerA4e- sEss,


LONDON. June 4-The second
editions of the London morning pa
pers today published the confirmation
from Official sources IN Petrograd OF
the fall OF Przemysl. The word re
ported" was accordingly stricken
from the accounts OF the Austro-Ger-
man victory in Galicia and the words
.-Przemysl lost" constituted the
leading headlines in English newspa-
pers today.
The big loop which the Austro-
German forces had made around
PrzemysI has been drawn TO a
the southeast territory has been left
behind as General Won Linsingen' 8
forces are pushing their way north
ward towards Dniester with Lemberg
presumably as their objective, seek
ing to avoid the great marshes to the
west It is reported that some or
these forces already have reached
with Lemberg only about twenty-five
miles away.
To the. north of Przemysl Genera.
won Mackensen is now safe, having
dared to essay to drive a wedge be-
tween the Russian armies on the
lower San and the fortress and made
good 1T was risky move and know
been watching It with keen interest
For week they have been express
ing hope It would fail But it did not
,faiI and now General Won Mackensen
has a breathing spell and can elect
either to stand where he is or push
forward from a base of great
sstrategfc advantage No one can
predict whether the Ausfro-Germans
viii continue treir terrific offensive
scn the East sucn as preceded the
taking ofPrzernys1. But viewing the
sccmplacency with which the Ger
mans have accepted punishment IN
the past IN order to achieve their
aims, the belief here IS that they
have set their heart upon Lemberg
and that they will not for some time
to come. be content to assume the
defensive
Some Commentators on the mill
tary situation are suggesting that the
allies in the West will now initiate
IAN offensive movement in the hope
OF relieving the pressure on the
Russians. but on the other hand 1t
Is noticeable that during the Austro-
German rush into Galicia, there was
no syncronizing allied movement In
the West. and it would be no sur
prise If the Germans themselves
should begin a serious offensive
movement in France or Belgium
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
DOG Law
OF Pennsylvania Prevents I'm
naturalized foreigners from
Owning Dogs in State.

CIV 7ASSoclArEo PaxSH.
HARRISBURG, June Here
after no uunaturaIized foreign resi-
dent of this state can hunt any wild
bird or animal with a dog, nor can
any unnaturalized foreign born resi-
dent even own a dog in Pennsy1-
vania under penalty OF SIS OF I'M
The policeman or con-
stable may arrest without warrant
any foreigner found with dog in
his possession. The bill to that ef-
feet was approved by Governor
today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
DOUBLE HANGING
lis Scheduled to Take Place at
Penitentiary at Mounds
vile July z.
-OY AsgoclArrp pREss3

s MoUNDsEILLE June 4-Three
men convicted of murder and sem
fenced to be hanged early insJaly are
now in the death cell In the prison
here. They are William Stewart,
Mai farrell and William Graham.
The two former viii be hanged July
q, making it the third double hang
ing In the history of the institution
The men seem unconcerned about
their fate. hopeful In the belief that
their friends VIII persuade Governor
Hatfield to commute the sentences.
farrell. who has only one leg. is the
happiest of the trio. going about his
daily duties and joking with the
guards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
LINER Held UP
AS There is No Agreemen as
Yet over Demand OF EngI-
neers for Increase

NEW YORK June with the
American liner. Phdfadelphia. due to
sail for Liverpool Saturday with q
heavy passenger list and the mails,
no agreement had been reached Friday
over the engineers demands for 100
per cent increase IL wages and there
was prospect that the sailing might
be DELAYED. Officials OF the line said
they were. confident that the big aner
would get away tomorrow-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
Either Affirmative OF Negative
Whether Non-C mbatants
Win Be Protected.
VII SONS MOTE FINISHED
Lansing Sits in the Cabinet
Meeting on Invitation OF
the President.
t.r Assoe,A7co pRrss,

WASHINGTON. June 4-PreSidenf
Wilson finished the new note to=Ger-
many today and laid it before the
cabinet. It proba bly, will be despatched
to Berlin late tonight or tomorrow
ur.. ra,,,eos ofHc;a1s ea1ds+odavs that
nfle 1900 +,e
49, :" ,i1,sai, 5,e had consulted with
esoe-a4 ... R,van over the principal
$3.50 He also has been IN
Constant consultation with Counsellor
e ansinp and also Attorney General
$3.50 Who investigated adidavttS
+bar +he I1sitanfa carried guns. The
eorernmen+ is convinced there Is no
ec,oI,,Ils for that contention and the
80 Win. so fnform Germany
@,an,ea11or I.ansine as the pres
de13t.s chief adviser on questions or
.in+ernational law. sat In todays
cabinet meeting Previously he has
on1v attended in the absence OF Sec
retary Bryan, but today M LanSlnS
~ bae-, invited ny the president
to accompany the secretary. All the
cabinet members uniformly refused
70 discuss the subject as they entered
the meeting.
Todav,se- cabinet meeting began
...+,, III T,,eubers practically agreed
49, tT,e-I5nfted% States cannot con
s3dar the German reply responsive
and must insist before the diploma
tic correspondence can proceed fur
Their upon an Affirmative OF negauVe
answer to the principle. that ives o.
non-combatants cannot ElaW1ut "
imperilled on the high seas, out ms
he transferred to sa1ely oe1o1e =
innate prize is destroy
The purpose OF the United -States
lis to keep its rejoinder on the same
plane as the note of nay 13-to as
certain definitely whether Germany
win be guided by the principles OF
law and humanity. ShouldTa mega
|tivelanswer be:receiyed oiplonal1e re,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
ALL SUBJECTS
In Governments Complain in
Steel Corp oration Case Are
Not Touched upon.
~ A.eoe,.Tro 1855

PHILADELPHIA, June An IN
spection of the text of the opinions
fled in the federal court at Trenton,
n J.. and in this city yesterday IN
the United State Steel Corporation
suit, which became available TO-DAY
shows. that the court did not TOUCH
upon all subjects in the governments
compIainr. One Of the allegations OF
the government not dwe9t upon was
that the syndicate which promoted the
United state Steel Corporation had
received exorbitant fees for organiztng
the concern. An Interesting para
graph in the opinion not covered IN
the abstract given out yesterday
touched upon the combinations OF
steel companies prior to their abb
sorption by the United States Steel
CORPORATION in 1901 and the effect OF
the creation Of the big concern on the
steel. trade IN the ten years up to
d9IH when the suit was instituted
This paragraph state "a study OF the
proofs satisfies US that apart from all
ethical questfcnS4the strong trend OF
the steel business at the close OF the
last century was toward driving com
petitors out Of business by cutting
prices and that the business policy
inausurated by. the United States Steel
Corporation and IN which policy Its
competitors subsequently followed
has resulted in the ten years Of its
existence: First. in more general
division of business between all COM
petitors in the steel business than
under the old system; second. In tend
ing to niniuize the shutting down OF
its own and its competitors plants in
time OF depression, and Third it has
made steel products non-speculatlye
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
THAVV CASE
Comes Up in New York State
Court of Appeals in Effort
to Prevent Jury Trial.
= m A.poclArro pRxsss

ALBANY, X Y. June deputy
ATTORNEY General Alfred Becker APP
peared before the court OF appeals
Friday to ask writ OF prohibition
to prevent the empaneling OF jury
to meet the sanity OF Harry K Thaw-
Attacking the order OF Supreme Court
JnsHce Hendrick granting Thaw a
iury trial. Mr. Becker declared that
such a step would pervert the original
purpose of habeas corpus writ John
StanchheId argued against the issu-
ance OF the writ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
GERMAN SUPPLY BASE
CUT OFF BY RUSSIANS
nr Aseoc,ATEo PRESS,

LONDON. June Russian forces
operating south OF Libau have cut
that city. off from Mcneil. depriving
the Germans of their supply base.
according to a despatch from Petro-
grad. At the same time the Russians
took Po1anien and the village OF Rut-
zan. Another Russian force IS ap-
preaching Libau from the north
with this city enyeloped the Ger
mans have an outlet only to the sea.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
IYNGHED
Is a Negro Who IS Dragged
from IAN after JaiIer
is 0NerpoWered-

PRIScEToN, Ky, June 4-Siasked
men overpowered the county jaiier
here early today, dragged Arthur
Bel. a negro, from his cen and hanged
him to q Tree IN the jail yard Bell
was charged with having attacked a;
younR white woman In the eastern
narr OF Caldwell county last week
The execution was conductedso quiet
Is the autborIges were not aroused.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
RUSSIAN ARMIES
ARE NOW DIVIDED
. 81. Z. !. i. :. + {
GIVEN MEDAL
CIV Associated press

THE HAGUE, via London,
June by royal decree a
gold medal has been conferr-
ed upon Captain Mills of the
American liner Philadelphia,
and silver medal on each
member Of his crew for
their gallant work In rescuing
the crew of the Dutch tank
ship, Chester, In the North At
lanric on, February f. The
sea was running high at the
time and the work OF rescue
perilous, but all Of the thirty
three men on the Chester
were taken on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
.PARLoR PRAYER aIEETNG-

A parlor prayer meeting Is to be
held at a530zo'clock this evening at
the residence OF Mrs. Shafer at 344
Wilson street. Everyone is cordial
" invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
MARRIAGE. LICENsEs-

Marriage licenses have been issued
to william IA. SNYDER and Vera E..
Cor and SyISester Ashcraft and
Maud McAtee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-04
SHOW WE'LL ATTENDED.

The second performance OF the St.
Mays minstrel Thursday night was
well attended and the performance
wassn anything better than the first
night,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
T)rt UtIrtnf lIlIu
u0n llllt llllIItnl
llnltf Huasmnftm 8aataaa mith
hN 40 eHH hahi ziaiaf III
tftttH siaa mfiHi

NalH r U H
nltaldW hsii ltt m aait
au hm Viat sf H uns
lamHti tls BE tm aa egf
Nl hNh htHH aHNd ls
hrWtH NlHhfHailfa ilail'HHe ia
lpN ml oltsUH liIWHH 81 ff
tH gd8eln #Adl Mf 6H
ufiyad lHf m AhaH8HNHH eA
ptgWhaN l4aKHanHa hHHH leH
lruirim MaHbli fIl8lm M iH
Amutleaatli bff NdlittiH fliieH
IdlIna ata etiifn aoloHH lidg9l lh
ftn adf heg iaiiH IdUn iflilfn
annCr Ntlunnie decentralization. hir
iui lriiu aeiogHtt 1laatl mten unt
bdiir ilW lsafi S bde tiid
beiaMt bdlteh iH tn6lalef AlrisF.
8hil0m ref1limgn eHF 0tu sl0nt
term sen iilbefntu ald8tln, 800 8 Alt.
ene Stiid nelom 10 BIC Yiddt Der
iatue 10 tomHgn nitro tahe
Ia iolut Nodeen uebuUn. bpar oa
oie 0iiemiaael. oit 30 / 1lart ous
Siiid crh1liIih liu0. efnaeidilaaeu
weroa fomien. l'is icpt ioll lih
Der ourdl 0cn &erfoui orr gi0ael er.
baliene eefroa aui mehrere hun0ert.
taiicH0 Mort beldlicn.
Sic Qriujeiiin mur0e BON Dem
GcidSfouiler Ir. BEN 9ethnalm
Solllpca, taaisiefrelar 0cabriid,
Selomaridlaa ,Sreihgrr uou D. @iole
uuo oen Cbermirgeruenter non 9er.
lin. 9I0olph g1efiHnih, empidngen.
5rcibcrr bon D. tSule cntbillte 0as
Gentnal inter 9ealeittug patriot.
ider g8eiieu. mobrhr0 puei .}eppeline
oen ieierlihen 9tItbIid ourh Tim.
freiilna Der 5totub bod oben IN ben
2iiften erhohten. 9r Don Beth
maun.Soamea higlt Die 2lniprodle.
9iod pieIe 5tnhen nah Der Gin.
iueiblma uer1udlte Die mlgehcure
0leuoe III Die Nddc Der t5igur Sir
tomneu inn lire 9tdgrl. bic lire
5denfunQ oarltellten, einIdlaqeu III
fonuen. Die 9eoediug Der Statue
init gldgelu miro ialait1e forteeiebt,
bis oas @ol5 NIT qoIoeneu, fiIbernen
uHo eiiernen 9l1gelit beidt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
Organization Der 5rieOtnsfreunOe.

Chicago. ST, s. Sept. 9eanl-
ten Ser 8rieoensfreltnoe bielten ge-
tern cine Sibiung ab. UNI gldne DUR
(5riinotng ciner uotiounlen Greaul-
iation ohir politiide uno an0ere
2Lftipn" 81 beipreden.
Die Organization peldle ieitens
ibrer @riinoer ais oiilr politiife
2lftion beitinln1t nber llidt ais 30.
litii6e 9artei" be5eidnet miro. Der.
folgt naG glngabe Der genutten ais
Souptopefe u5beibeit Der Dieere4
glufgabe BON GnglanoS 9lodaoe Der
oeutiben aiilte, glufloren Der 8of.
fenausfubr unter ie0en ltnitanoen.
9eelnfluiiung Der GongreBlelite
apefS Grlanauna bon @eieben i'm
5inne Der 9ieiollltionen Der aon-
pention Der tSrie0ensfrelaloe.
Iiun mill beriudeh 15000,000
llnteridriften fiir oie 8rin3ipiener.
fIGrung Der sSrieoensfreunoe 5u cr.
loneen Gie 5roge 0es gerboltens
Der 5rieoenSirelHoe I'M Sale etne8
arieees init 1cutidlano miro nid)t
offiSiea beriihrt iperoen, ioll0ern 0ieS
0en Gin5elmit9lieocrn iiberlaIicn
bleiben.
Gin aomite bon 81 D1italieoern
prr0e ais 9eatiouoltonlite 6eltimnlt,
oas Die Grgoniiation lDeiter ans
balteu ioa. 3u Oieiem aontte 5db
len inter on0eren GongreBmnnn
8oamer BON 9obenport. Carl Sdltr3
BON Stem 9orf, uno 9erulon ..
9fi60er, 9tem gprf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
.JIeIalrn rin la6r
IN OrulIdIrn lldn0rnl
Afhfll hf lalaffalaaaatfntMFs ubr
atHlaa Bat ffltt afaalis
atitaatH

AffilR fi fNmleHtfIthll
dHdNih 80 aaauttat aH
tfmHWm HGfsls lllHM
Mm 8fatfolientlnem eaH fglabN
lflawHelien Hb nt thlaii tu altM.
hi Me hoHlu igiiiiaf uuh liNln
tmfH e iWplcflm Nanof da
cutter ttftamHlHM mnat hame
ihnl hm lm NrUir oe lgpitm ,saN.
tH bb neHilift itnalhml iiit Nat
HaWh iflaau ua0 mel,b ffldie syrUdllt
et std oga bfHllarn l'caWtcn at
icilidt Hal toUnHa uuh Nfitew
iiuA mfuMtHf ofgnndlheA ciuNa
ifhft rie rullart Afheii mltNt
lii dllru iraen atg mtni8ilidNH
2fitlfatA mieAar ulliNtuomnirrt mO
tr gauolpiti1i,bdit III t ciiigr Gut
midellmi leImat mie icIrn upOr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
SlnntSInir crIreut
IiCt) gllIen BeGuC6S!
Qlaiien Der 9cindler Nurdl Nnio
rcunen nuS euitiabrtru nnter.
haIten.

9iucolu S. Gent. - 1ie Sfaots.
lair mar oud on Diemtaq luieoer
itarf beindt mo erireute lidl Oes
bcrrhhiicn &etterS. Ties truq ar
glltcn Stimmng DER 9eiudler BEL
Gle ourb aaerlei 9oriilbriuiaen nno
Sdalntelluugen lmterbolten MIR.
ben Cie groBte attrottion mar
Na5 9lutorennen oeS beriibntten Reu,
ners @drnep 0loiielO. iorpie Ole
Snftiabrtcn ncn 1e 2lopo E6omp.
Jon, Die beioe eritalnIihe 2eiltllngen
boten uno oas @nt5ufen Der Eapien.
ben BON 8eiuhern iUdren.
Soc Steder. Der beriibn1te Ie.
erastn fiugtllnpfer, iilhrte nut lei.
rem gru6er 2lnton einen 9iiHg.
tnmpf anf nnO ian0 ebenfnns picle
9emluloerer. &eute stheno lpirO
Soc Steber hem berilAnlten caltaoi-
idcn atrgfdnpier tSiiiteniom 5eigeu,
mas 9iingen geiBt.
Sic 9llslteanngen Der neribie0e.
men Counties, iotDie Der Staots- Syn-
itittlte batteu pleIe piBbegierige 9e.
iuher aui5umeiicn.
Die ocutiden gein6er Ser Stoot$.
lair lollten imbeoingt Die 9lusitel.
hung Der Staats.8onOerbi6liot6e
6eiuden, ole inter 9eitutg pon
Sri. IenAletar itebt 9anf Der
9lrbcit 0c5 i1tadtsDer6an0es leebra8.
ia bot oieie ySanoerbi6Iiotbef lett
aid cine groBe 2Iu3abl oclltider
Bidder ongei1afit, Die ieoent 8iir.
ger BON 9tebta5fa glr freien 9e.
sur 9ierIitgung iteben. Selbit
Der cutfernteitt Bauer ino 8ieb.
5iidter miro jebt quite oeutlhe 2if,
tire irei ba6tn fonncn, penH er iiA
Grieflib nn ole State 9robening 81.
brarD menoet. geIuder Der 5taots.
lair io(lten 0ieie glusiteattna Der
9ibliothet 6enthen uuO lire SSreu0e
mo 8enugtblumg iiber bic 9lnid)ai.
lung Der 0elItiben @crte altsoritden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
0iplOmatiIdc Guuferen;.

8uibingtoL 5. Sept. SSefre.
tar 2aniing mo Die @eianoten ocr
iiiOdneritaniidcn Republtten, tDelde
nit ibm in lScmcinidaft auf gSie.
nerbcritelling elmer tonititttioncIlcu
Regicritng in WIcrifo 6inarheiten
iper0en n1d,ite @ode eine stoilTerenI
abbalten. ,in OerieIben weroen BIZ
antportcn Scr ucridieocnen iSaftio,
neu @ierifo5 ati ibran slppen iilr
cine 6rieoensfonieren5 5lr Sprafe
tomnen mo ireitere S6ritte erpo.
gen per0en.
Gas Botlm Der aonierens lit
nod uidt oefiuitip feiteeipst. 7ieI
ielbe ipirO jeoDA nor Dem 10. Sep.
tenlber ftattfincen, Ga an oieiem
Sage Der araeutiniihe seiaHott
9taun eincn llflauJ aG4 ieiner Nei.
nlaib alltritt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
geidwOren, n6ciperian" unrOe tOr-
peOirt.

8nibington, s. Sept. - Sic OF
fi8iere oes gciltnfeneu Golnpfers
gaeiperian" baben Dem Staotsocpor-
tement beihiporeue 2luSiogen 5uge,
ianot morin iie iagem oaB Stabl.
ipIittcr allf oos 0ef oes Qontpfers
9efallen ieier. mas Elm ltntriiglihcr
8efpets lei, boB oa8 Shiff BON ei-
mem 9orpeoo getroffen iuorocn iei.
Stnotsiefretdr 2onitug iogtc belt-
te, onB ieine geridte iiber oen I'm
tergotg oieies 0ontpfers nod irnncr
unboilitdnoia ieien. Gin 8eriht bon
8ntidlaiter 9Sage in 2onoon liegt
por. iuortn Die britiihc 2loniralitGt
obicugnet, oob Oas 5fiif fir mtli-
t0riide 3pefe beniist poroen iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
@OnDernemr II. Staats.Sddemciitcr,
SOubernenr YiprebtaO reift ben
StaatsidJabmeiiter urOeHttidl
berunter.

2incoln s. Gcpt. @ounerneur
aJtorebeao tat eineu ae6arftiid)ten
9lrtiteI gegcn 5taatse e5datlneiIter
@aa erlaiien, i'll peldenl er oieienl
pormirit, fi6 0urd gepiiie 8rau5.
attionen nit itaotlidleu @eloern mO
0llrd icinen GiniluB altf Die 8anfen
einen bubiden giebeuperoieirit per.
id)aift 81 babcl uuO gleih5eitig od.
ourd cine polittide Maidiuc nui.
5lbailen.
getreffs Der geigeriug Soa3 8,
a(nmeiiitugen Ger gIabrilngsmittcl-
aomnliiiion 3u bonorierrn, crtlGrt
Der @ounerneir, Die 9lngelegenbeit
Gem itaatlihen 0bergcri6t ilherpei.
len 5lt ipcllei
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
8eiterer 9yransOie Oerieutt.

Garis, s. Sept. Der fran50ftide
0onpfer Guatemala lit bon eineul
oeuti6en 5ouhboote so 9ieilen Don
8eae GSsle tprpeoirt nno berIcnft
moroen. Die @emanllnlg brad)te
iid in 5iDei Rettlngsbooten III Si-
herbeit. Sic lon0eten al Der fran
50itihcn aiiTtc. Guatemala luar
1853 Somien groB unO oeborte oer-
ielben @eieaiAnit an, mie oos 5diff
8oroeaur, meldes ebenfans einent
oeutifen Gouhhoot gum 0pfcr ge.
folleu mar. (4eac Ssle lit cine
befeitigte Sfiel an Der Silofilite Ger
sretuahc I'M 9ioromeiten .5ranf-
reid1s.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
geaonb non ieinem tseaner aeeGrt

geIfort, 5ranfrei6 s. Sept. -
Gin Oeliti6es 5hlg5elig 'erid)ien ge.
itern Abenb uber Gbobennes, @(iab,
nno Der 9Sniniie oeiielben mari eiuen
groBen SiralB nit iolgenoer Su.
idlrift berob a9ln Regouo, Der ipie
elm SeIo aelto1ben BON ieinem @eg.
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