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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

- eOfnpleteiy destroyed so that NJ
vantage may accrue to the entente
Aemtcaliy.
Aay Mean Large Withdrawals.
Ex4&e large consequence of the new
No. however, experts believe, Will
- the evacuation by the Germans
N least four times. as much French
>k9ttory as has been given up since
= beginning OF this year. u may
krry them back behind the Meuse and
- Argonne forest and thence due
feet to Lille and Cambrai on ;he
SQGhNr hand II the Teutons should sue
&&oed In extrica;ing themselves from
he entente encircling movements tn
&he same manner as they have done up
10 date, they would shorten their lines
sAitogether BY some Toe miles.
While the big offensive was launched
on the northern end Of the line. the
british today also advanced further
Steward Cambrai and -, quentin In
the direction of tho former city they
sxtorrued the villages Of Hermies and
Roursies and penetrated into tn" HAY
rfnecourt wood while in their progress
toward ~. Qucntine they captured
Fresnoy lie Petit and advanced south
east of lie Nerguier
The Berlin statement OF today de-
scribes the fshtinc from Albert 10
Cambria and Feronne as having taken
the course intended hy she German
high command.
A novel escape cf flyers is recounted
In the German report. Two Teuton
observers IL SAYS. cEs4pea death "N
the t+t1-'- "a Ii l -l--lt 4tt'f-
planes We're sfct down.
On the FraaCp-tieI man front th"'
were only minor eHerattons To-Day
Germ, ATTACH northwest Of Rheims
was rsputxra. IT, French made som"
progress nea- Ns'saa sic Champagne.
A retroersa official statement tells
of the susur.4Ts -trnN Al az ~'enerais
Loeb AMI J8nas5steosEi - result -
the Russlse 5e:sat .ca The StoAh"d
las; week whea tHe Germans tooN
nearly = ett prisoners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
REACHED DECISION
BEFORE CONGRESS ACTED

New York. April 9.--Austria's de-
= nssion 10 break with the United States
In case the latter should declare
8atate of war with Germany was made
y before Vienna or Berlin had the news
Of the action of congress.
This is shown bv wireless dispatch
dated Berlin, VIA Sayyiile April t, hut
not sent out by the Sayvjlle radio
station uutil noon today II could
not be learned whether The wireless
message was detained by the German
or American CensorS.
Another wireless dispatch dated
Berlin. March 81. explains the de-
parture of Ex-Arn bassador Penheld
from Vienna as having been requested
by Secretary Of state Lansing. as II
was necessary in order 10 TASK his ad-
vice on questions connected with ,he
war" This message was not sent out
by Sayville unttl shortly after 3 clock
this afternoon. The two dispatches
follow
Berlin. via Sayville April s.
The Austro Hungarian am hasSador At
Washington Count Tarrowsky, hns
been instructed to break of diplomatic
relations with the United States and
TO ask passports for the en3 ba Ssy~ and
.consalates # congress ratifes Presi-
dent Wilson's motion tina, a state Of
war exists between the nited states
and Germany.
Berlin. March 3l--According to
the Vienna .Neue Freie Fresse. the
American ambassador. with Mrs. PEN
field. VIII start within the next few
days from Vienna IN - short IL,
washington. The AMBASSADOR will
/ travel via switzerland and France 10
. Washington in answer to call from
Secretary of State Lansing. The ann
02HHA dor n presence In the federal ram
ttal has been requested by the secre-
tary OF state. II is necessary to ask
his advice on questions connected with
the war"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
HONOR ROLL OF HIGHLAND
SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

The following Is the honor roll OF
Hishiand Springs High school for
March:
First Primary--Peter Cervarich,
Nellie Purnett. Alice Copenhaven,
Marian Ellis. William Fisher. Claude
Green Frank Haussut. Joseph Hig-
gins, Alice kus. George Olmstead.
Harold Pollard Marcella Rainey,
Mary Shipman. Florence Thomas,
Marvin Walker, Mary Weneger.
Second Primary-Carlyle Atkinson,
stanley Cridlin- kathleen Feltner.
Viola Hobson Virginia Keeter. Percy
Mickey. Franz Pamperin. JAMIE Ruff
fn Margaret Rue, Nellie Taylor, Ruth
Wright, Dorothy Worst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
Huns IN AMERICA
LOYAL TO THIS COT NTRY

New York. Apri, s~-Tho Ameriati
magyar Nepszaya, an influential Hun
4Arian daily newspaper. in its issue
Ahmorrow Will strongly advocate 10y
atty TO the United States OF Hunga-
Tlans in this country and viii express
the belief that unnatuYalized Ifun-
gg1rian residents VIII not cause en-
sbaFrassment to the land Of their resi-
dence.
The journa, viii say:
Over iva millions Of the fornler
subjects OF Hungary who came here
to escape the prevailing intoera BILE
political conditions in their father
land are today mourning The loss
which their brethren across The sea
have sustained by the breaking of
m the friendly relations between their
native land and the land Of their
adoption, the United States
Men who were born in Magyar
E1mnd. but who are now loyal Amnrl-
Reans. can no longer send moral ana
1nAnciai aid to their struggling kln&-
folk.
as Since the inception of this terrible
kNtar American citizens OF Hungarian
3S094gin rs well a. those " no arc not
49, yet citizens of the United States.
Kept aioof from everything which NAV
have had the slightest faint of an
ADaxrf0tic deed or action.
Will Not Bc Piotter,.
ss 1T would not be ConsiS'oh' win
N&1h4 traditions of the sons OF liberty
4nWenE Magyar race - found q hos
#D51nb haven here TO commit deeds
whereby they would he stamped a.
&Noeters and undesira BILE eFomer,.
Y oxeral hundred thousand citizens Of
Ez3unRaran origin have pledged their
S~3aR&iance 10 the S'ars and atripcs
a3N1hNr they had the good fortune Ia
S0ome citi7N~~ OF this fair Land ana
%D1kh0ut exy = are now ready ~
exo<4tdce. the a. the defense Of
s - Stars and 81
Nor are We atc4 Gus abou; tf,ose
I9n9yaTs who are not citizens as We.
Ne know their love Tor honeS-y
~ their respect for law and order
49, will accept the sad situation
etly. NO matter how the grief may
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
IRISH REPUBL 'C'S FLAG
IS AGAIN RAISED

Dublin. April 9.-The flag of the
Irish Republic" first made famous
year ago during the Easter rebellion
of the Sim Feiners. was hoisted on
the ruins OF the postofYice today.
Around Nelson Pillar a crowd gathered
INDUCING in rociferous praise for
those who fell victims to sedition a
year ago. Here, too. the republican
flag was waved,
No arrests were made. the police dis
perslng the crowd and quietly pulling
down the flags In several parts of the
city were posted reproductions of the
proclamation issued last Easter, with
a footnote reading: The Irish re-
public still lives"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
RACE On BETWEEN
BUILDERS AND U-SOAT
War VIII Be Won or Lost for Euro
pesn Allies ny Our Ability to
Turn Ont Ships Rapidly.

Washington, April 9.-Thc war with
';etmans viii resolve itself into
race between builders and destroyera
OF merchant ships, in the opinion of
members OF the United States snip
ping board. the newly created body,
which is now directing the destiries of
the American mercantile marina on
tn" sea II the United States and the
"utent" allies can build merchant
ships faster than German submarines
cam sink them. Germans will be
crushed. II is a var of liners, tramp
steamers, barks and schooners
Members of the board who have
made close study Of the whole sit
uatlon say that the big problem is the
getting of materials and munitions of
war to the European batt!efeids Bii-
hons OF money here will be of NJ avail
VI what that money buys in the way
81 food aud shells cannot be moved
-tt-rnS--tite seas, according to he .4e-t7Fa.
The big Job will be TO send forth
so many vessels that all the U-boats
the kaiser can launch will be una bic
to stop the stream OF food and NUM-
lions from going 10 Europe.
To Rchabtiitate Marine.
To further this policy. the hoard is
about ready TO issue the $50 900 00l in
bonds authorized by congress TO en-
able Tile board to assist In rehabilitat
ing the American merchant marines
Already the board has begun the con-
struction of wooden ships The first
OF this series viii be finished In about
FIVE months and from that time on a
steady succession of wooden ships will
take thu water TO rIn The snbma rii.e
pauuti"t that France, England and the
other allies may he Ted and keep their
cartridge belts filled.
The wooden ship lasts longer than
the steel, costs legs and can be build
more expeditiously. according t. the
hoard. Furthermore. more men SIRE
available for the construction of wood
en- vessels Carpenters. with a little
training, can be made INTO shtpwrights
while a longer apprenticeship is need
cd to make n buiide~ of steel ves-
sells
SO. certain is the shipping board that
its conviction concerning the winning
OF the war through the medium cf
merchant ships is sound. that 1t ex-
poets to issue up to $200.00o,o0 to
build vessels, provided 1t can get the
support of congress.
Make Out-turn High.
That success will attend its efforts.
the board does not doubt. for Chair
man william Denman. OF the hoard.
said tonight that the greatest build
ing genius of the country now Is at
work in American ship yards. The
board cares not whether the ships to
win the war are built by the govern
ment or by private enterprise. lust 80
the monthly out-turn of tonnage is
higher than the German submarines
monthly bag of prey.
The tremendous advantage which
will come after the war from having
numerous feet of American ner-
chantmen steaming and sailing up and
down the seven seas has not been lost
sight of by the shipping board. If
the race with the submarines is won,
the United States then will assume q
position of commercial and eccn omic
supremacy among the nations hereto
fore unsurpas sed, In the opinion OF
board members
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

strike their hearts.
THE die is cast. The chief magis-
ftrate Of this great land in his Wis
dom has raised in the name of man
Kind and democracy the battle dag.
Citizens of Hungarian origin will re-
main loyal to the oath they have
taken when they renowned allegiance
TO the ruler of their native land md
are ready TO prove their LOYALTY 10
the land of their adoption
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
Ran ON Package Mail TO Russia.

Under an orde~ issued by the sec.
ond assistant postmaster general, the
only packages of merchandise which
henceforth will be accepted by post
masters in the United States for mail
ing to Russia. Persia or Rumania are
those consisting OF bona fide trade
samples. This action is taken be-
cause the postal administration OF
Russia has objected to the transmits
sion by mail to or via Russia of pack
ages OF merchandise other than bona
ide trade samples. These samples"
are defined in section 81 on page 11s
of the Postal Guide for July, 1915
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

skilled artisans should be called upon
to render
From the highest administration
source tonight the definite statement
was Forthcoming that President Will
sons cabinet will not be further In
creased to include ministers Of NUM-
lions and transportation. The admin
istration will rely for such technical
aid as IT may need upon advisory
boards Of highly specialized men IN
their respective fields.
Denials came from the war depart.
ment today that Major General Leon
ard Wood. assigned to command the
newly created department OF the
South EAST. would remain In charge of
the defenses OF New York. The pres
ent plan Is for General Wood to take
charge of the new department about
May i. as origina Aordered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
IMMEDIATE CROFT
Continued From First Page.)

be rendered seaworthy, thus augment
ing the present commercial fotiila of
the United States and. in some in
stances adding to the naval auxiliaries
and the transport service of both the
army and the navy.
The house committee on the judi
ciary will at once resume considera
tion of the espionage bin passed by
the senate at the last session of con-
gress. but which WAS sidetracked as a
result of the senate fiiibuster and the
general legislative congestion before
adjournment. To some of the mem bers
the bill as passed by the senate is not
satisfactory in one respect Whereas
il Is not felt that the maximum penal
ties provided therein are too drastic,
some of the minimum sentences, ~
plicable under the proposed law, are
regarded as excessive. But the bill,
will receive an early report and speedy
action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
DOAN's RESIGNATION
MAY FOLLOW HIs SERMON

New York, April ST would rather
be right with Jesus Christ than with
Woodrow Wilson" said Rev. +. c.
Doan, pastor OF the Unitarian Univer-
alist church, of Summit, N J., in his
sermon Sunday night. He also said
he was against war with Germany
and would oppose consumption.
Today man said to be a United
states secret service agent visited the
minister, They were closeted for an
hour. Both refused to discuss the ma.
ture Of their meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
SENTRY KILLS ONE
AND WOUNDS ANOTHE.I,

Shamokin. Pa, April s.--On their
refusal to halt at his order the sentry
guarding the Pennsylvania railroad
bridge near here today. shot n; two
men who were walking over the
bridge One OF the men died later
and the other Is seriously wounded
The men were miners, working in the
coal mines here, Both have families
in Europe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

Or. Harry Rear. president OF the
Richmond Dental society has called
special meeting of the society Tor
{ 80 =. NJ today at the T T. y build
ing An important matter l. 10 be
taken up and a iull attendance is de
sired.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
WOMEN ARE
INVITED TO RICHMOND

Mayor Ainslie yesterday issued an
official invitation to the Methodist
Woman's Missionary council to hold
their convention in Richmond next
year. This organization is composed
of great many OF the prominent
women of the South. and the mayor
stated that he thought their presence
here would be greatly beneficial to
the city. The convention this year Is
being held in New Orleans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
SHIPS SEIZED TO SAVE
FROM FURTHER INJURY

they had been taken over TO protect
them from further iniurv,' His
statement which followed the form
adopted when the German war hound
ships were seized after the declara-
ton Of the existence Of state of wat
said,
Secretary McAdoo announced TO-
day that for the purpose oF protect
alag the vessels from further larry
and until "a decision can be reach he'd
rs &C. thor proper Il disposition customs
guards have been placed aboard all
Austrian merchant ves sels anchored
IN the ports of the United states The
officers and crews have been taken
into custody by the department. Of la
tor i'oadtnG determination Of their
status"
Negotiations with Austria.
The regotiatnns which lcd To tire
flnal break with Austria TODAY were
outlined hy the state department in
The following Official statement:
"On March ] the department in
formed the American Ambassador in
Vienna that this gnverum'ut was sfn-
fr1tlE DESTROYS Of maintain ne friendly
. relations with Austria HuugarS. and
in order 10 accomplish This would hc
Alilng to go rs far IS n prop~rly
could. In reta"t'uiatinz the whole
g.,J,1 p.
e-,{dorcn In ,is ,Ii.,,,,s.,,,.. - +h, ,,,a,
tol. win the ,,,.,-i.,, for,;s,, .,e7(.
the aenart,,,eo, ,.,,,,.,., ,.,, mo, ,t,
Austrian rota re t,,,,,-,r,. ., s,et,r
inn, almost ,t,e s,,,,, t,,,7,t,,, 1,,,s,<,.
yonc as Nc. J-4t.re4 f,. f.o,.r,a,,,.
,,.as rocot,...s 80, w.. ,,,, lo,, 49,
r,,,,,,t r,,,,,o,,sl,,. ,,,.,,.l j., yy,,,srt,,t,
Ton. ~. Il b,d }.,,, ,yr,,,roa 70
Comm rrernouslGr ,l,, ,his oo,,ar,,y
NOV. co,,l,, no, ,,r..tft,' ,,oot,.. ~,
o,,,b,e..,.o,. fr,.r, ,,..,g 800, -. .ha
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''h 'i,S ~ ~ l'"i"- ''t't Wv ". Pc,
! u'Fht MA 'H"i'Ap'u h'7'Fu ''e" M
, f'h''in 70 ASH 'H' Nd@'I i"hkH f'd'
1oN"iHmeht 'ol 'N' '''hA'ht on w.
position that ih' AUSTRIAN f'hlF' re-
f"lVod from vienna Ih t"'"Afah'.
dated March :. contained the follow
~" fHfem"n's"
The entire declaration is e9sen-
tally nothing less than no''heatioh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
k.,}N|T|ONS' BOARD

CONTINUED From First Page.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Mnbers @ebel.
Is uSeiifoleblooet")
&ina*s.

S set fierne, 1tore1og folferige
sfina .er.oer itaoig @prlng og; 1ro-
Zig 8eDGgelie: On General ubplte=
SEE meo Wfilit9rmagt .Repnb1ifen Jog
{atte BEN ti61igere affutte Drenge=
@eJer| poa Gronen.c Mon me11er, nt
fpffe. 8enge iog5 SSntrigtr Dor meo-
pirfenbe. Mem Mepnblifanerne er
oog NOT 6e flefte og it9rfefte. 9u
ser blep ,a1porlfg 6ore, e11eoes 81
=. 6et er oilers oereS 5nagbeo, at
Sc life Tan, et1es og id1nlebe
for at befempe Monarfi=
iterne: Set IDffebess bnrtigt for Dem
Mugten igien; ida a&ei1eren"'
%,noatte fortrpffe, .og Mepublifen. er
pfanI ~ innfprt. Men ingen beo eno=
1llu[, bpem. Der bliber. Nrpiioent. @f=
terretningerne iamler Zig Bog melt
ON E11att gbi Sui, ben holieere
Sprlteminiiter.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
g.. AnnRraRn upn
Uhr 6nlnrn 6atr.

@ -hSs go p 100
Oct bar tioligere b9ret omtaH,
at Dal1marfs 8Dgnings &omlteea
i Gan 6roncisto tadnffer paa at
brl1ge Sc :Y1ehgens Iom er IT, operS
fra BDgui1ngeer.' til ct reiiez en- Sta=z
tue al. GDeutproigtere1t for :peo Sbe
@oloen Cote 4ss-- III !:
Denne BSfan tftaler %. s. 6.
:9%lrberlen CT per6ensber9m, og bans
Monumett D,il6e pdfe poa TN Blabs
Iige1adoel uoe beo bet 5ttlle SAB
1om i SEN ;im1ffe 2inrolt &arf peo
Mitebigon open: Ser fbor nnret
@pprgsmoal ONT, bpilfen Mooel Ser
ifl1loe polges, oe Set forlp0er ttn,
at ser CT Sale ON at ontage So
bd11nes @eb1erts (2incoln Harf,;
Gbicogo). Deane Mooe1 %opbebares I
MemburD- 2itbrarp / Chicago, % Sen
er al aunitfienoere baaoe Der %
biemme bleben rolen6e ointaft:5 Ser
foe biI6e Ri fin6e set ieolle Maaoer
rigtigt,. om Dor 2an6sman0, 8illeo-
bugger Sob. @eblert fit 8eitillingen
paa ben np Statue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
9~e.omerifanife Sropper i 5ranfrig,

Ser bliper t1ttet meoDelt ort1 Sc
sd1materiifanife troopers DpbpI6sifeoer
i Sronfrig. Sc bar liigqgeett i aeeiirr 81 4
dpet fig. Den 4. SSulipar EN- Del
Of Dem / Baris, bpor 6e bleb bilit
meo 8egejitrtng, ia Ell De11 4Din0ier
0reb Set iaa bib, at Sc pmfopne6e
og fDsie0e 0em - bbis man -6u fa11
tro1 bDoo Der ltoo foriBeI1ige Bld=
0e. gselt er cit Del al 5tDrfen fflltfs:
ftet nern1ere til 51oglinjen; men
ielbfplge1ig faos ser life nogen Dp-
lbsni11g o1t, naar og bbor Sc ifal
aribe i1,o.
Z .8rcpe til 5olooter i Tranfrig
ooresieres,. ifplge @oitpeienets 8e=
,fien0tgiprelie f6lgerbe:.
rsSobn S1nih> ST., gompanp &
. S1fantrp, Mmericon grpeoi=
tionarD Sores.
~ ItLZ M.mIEE EGAHgHE -& III
M~fienoerens Mapn % Moresie bpr
.itaa / %eberite b%efitre Sj6rne paa
&or1polutten. &11n 5orene6e Staters
Srimarfer maa brr1ges og in6e1:-
!anoife Srimarfetafiter gaIber.
Timber ingen 0mitanoigbeoer
bgr man forigge at betegne Mf0elin-
gems Opbolositeo", flyer Departe.
rnentet. 8oittneitre biz ien6e Soften
til Seem Dorf og ct Soreneoe Sta.
fters Boitfortor / 8orbeaur, Sranf-
RIG, nrrper 8eitprelie al Marcl1s
8ltrt1, bill fe til, at 8rebe t1aar oeres
8eitemmeliegiteo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
UrRktttttgfn,

Waar .9r6et rErefningen"" nep<
rteS i 0is1e Gage, beo enbber, bbab;
Oct er for en- &refning, Der meness
bed CT Den, TOM bill aafgipre, bpem
0er. ifql u0tages til &rigStienefte,
dnn blot oe lite oeo 6ne puafelgenoe!
unoeriegelie piier fig niiffiiffeoe Der
til el1er at De / 2open .gibne @r11r1-
zoe fan: !fritages. Srpfningen bill NOT
:ffe / 8aibingtonl g.: g., neite
l1ge. 9en ifer paa ben Maaoe, at.
Der er frepet Nl1mmerieoler fra I
.op {aa brit op. / Salreffen rfom Der
.er r%egiftreret Mntal Men6 ! 2an-
oets 1terite r&recinct" :(9itrif).
Disle 5eo1er RULES bper / ct Sc
Iatinbpliter, og De lpgges ollie / en-
@1osfugle. Ti1 ben fdltiatte Eio tier
ErRfningen UNDER tilb9r1ig &ontrol,
90 bbert Na1mmer, iom tr9ffes,
rammer ollie 0em, Der bar oct iam=
me Scr. / De Gu1in6er al &reoie
eller Diitrifter belle 2anoet oper.
8r9ii6ent 8il1ons ra~a6giben6e
&omite bar funoet, at oenne Meto6e
er BEN retfpr6iglte. sit fa1 meo
aetbeo f%ontrol1eres af Mlmenbeoen.
srefningen bil ion6ipnligbis TO-
regaa ! ct fort 8erelie / &rigsoe-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
Gn Npit fra Sen tpife Ser.

Hs#.-Ss EE@@E SRHSIE E.-N
Ser bar Sen ienere gio Ipot
ma1ge l1otaIelier i Spiflano, iom
bar frpbet Sre6 Sre6 uoett
grobrinaer % Gritatntnger. Smoo
Dem ifriber en- Maior / Selten f6l-
genoe ! uDentebe guges5eitang"
St oct Dirfelig ianot2 ipgrger.
mon fig ielp Der ! 8uIoeret at BET
frbgte!ige Slag peo Misne og |
gbampagtte, at en- Ma,b, Der b6rer
til ben tpife 5tamtne, meoens Gu-
timber Der bl6ber % o6r, tgr brsfte,
ia frabe 5re6smaal, Ser fuloe fra
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-13
@|elbis Gfsplofon,.

!. $ 'Mon6oas Morges ifete eli Ell frDg- :,
:teeltg Gfsproiion. paa Slaooebprffet
poa More 'SS$ssllonro, Gal. Geniu1reln
bar life billet fillaoe Offentliggip-
>relfe az bpor itor sfaoe ser ifete.
Den set pioes BOG, at set bar gort-.
frl1otmagaiinet ! sen 1Dolige Sci
at Slaaoeparftet, Ser gif / 2uftert.
Nrbeioere, Der oenote tilbage til,
8olleio pda Ben onoen SIDE al
.5unoet fra Jlaaoebarftet, erfflprier,
at nraifen olle oe Suite, Ser beboeoes
al Nrbe}oere og 8e1tDrere npr beo
Mogaiinet, bar goelogte eller ilemt
lfaoeoe. Derfor b%efrbgteg Sob of
Menneifelip. Mmbuluncer bar faret
frem % tilboge mellem 8erftets
@opeooel %. Gfsplofionsfebet.
Gfsp1ofionen bar iaa frpgtelig, at
De fleite Of @uiene / 5po-8olleio
to9rsober Sl1noet og be1tbenoe mos
ben Del af 8erftet, bbor Magoiinet
bar, leo itor Sfaoe. De fleite of oen1
1T Soritoen fprangt inb % flere
mtlteoe Saget. Gaget poa oen ser.
barenoe 8olitiarreit b1eb fn,lt.
Sflorifenerte ! baaoe @oreio og 5po.
galleio falot neo. S ielpe gaIIeia
bleb Speilg!osoinolter for Suiinoer
Dollars fnu1f.