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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-02
FIRE IN WINTHROP.
C. w. Woods House and Livery Stable
in Ashes-Loss over s5, 900.

g. w. WoOG s HOUSE ana Livery SEaDsS
in Ashes-Loss Over Sc, 900.
WINTHROP, Dec. 2.-Fire was discovered
in the livery stable of G. w. Wood little
past midnight 1t caught from fire in the
Office in some way, and spread very rapidly,
consuming the stable, ell and house, which
were connected. Most of the furniture was
saved, together with the horses and most of
the carriages, but the sleighs, robes, har-
nesses and large amount of hay were burn
ed The loss cannot be correctly estimated
at this hour, but it is covered by insurance
The buildings were owned by G. W. Thorn
as and situated on Main street, near the
school house and Methodist church, in
thckly settled section of the village, and
known as the Benson place, having formerly
been owned by Capt. Benson, brother Of the
late Hon. S. P. Benson, ex-Congressman, an
uncle of Mr.. Thomas. Loss, $4,000; insur-
aDca 40 O00
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The Republican convention in Boston last night
nominated ex-Sheriff John M. Clark for mayor.
News reached New York yesterday of the death
of the well known lawyer, Francis M. Bangs, at
Ocola, Fla.
Stuart aged IL son Of Dr. Geo A. Stuart, took
hydrocyanic acid after being admonished for
some boys fault and died in ten minutes.
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Respect for HIS Memory.
OF interest to shipowners.

Boston, Dec. IA despatch from the treasurer
of the Vessel Owners and Captains National As
socation in New York, to the secretary in Boston,
says several vessels have been chartered under
the new bill of lading and no opposition has de-
red to compels the consignee to discharge the yes
sci at his expense and at the rate of so tons per
day instead of 100 per day as formerly and the
freight was fixed upon to go into effect today but
as the rate paid for the last week or two hasSbeen
above this no trouble is anticipated from this but
it was thought there might be some opposition to
the other terms
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BG|ding BrOS.SDOOI silk and Twist
ONLY 5 CENTS Per SPOOL.

Commencing Nov. 1st, we shall sell the
best spool silk at s cents per spool, and
swist at 2 cents. This is to give our
customers and the public in general a
chance to buy the very best make of silk
at att great reduction. This is the only
length in every letter. When you can
buy this fine grade of silk at this low
price, yOu should buy in good quanti-
ties to last some length Of time, as this
is great saving to the consumers of
silk and twist. There is no such stock
in Portland, and prices are lower than
any other house in the City for same
quality. n. IL. STUDLEY, Manager,
sepll snWF&M
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MAINE.
Mrs. Rich Dead.
Respect for His Memory.

BELFAST, Dec. Mrs. Rich, Of Belmont
who took Paris green yesterday after her
husbands suicide, died last evening.
Respect for His Memory.
LEWISTON, Dec 1.--Flags in the park and
on the mills were at half-past and the bells
tolled in this city and Auburn today. The
post offices were closed. The Lewiston city
government passed resolutions of respect in
honor of the late Vice President.
The First Fatal Skating Accident of
the Season,
| SKownEGAN, Dec. 1.-Nerre Bolduc, aged
six years, son of Vedal Bolduc, was drown
ed here yesterday afternoon while skating
on the river. The body was not recovered.
a Bangor shipmaster Found Dead.
BANGOR, Dec. Captain Geo. A. Stone,
aged 81 years, a retired shipmaster of Ban
gor, was found dead in bed Tuesday morn
ing. Cause, heart disease.
Taking Account of Stock.
THoMAsToN, Dec. 1-Col ]. w. Porter
and D. G. Bean, inspectors of the Maine
State Prison, are at the Institution taking ac-'
count of stock at the end Of the fiscal year.
Gardiner Citizens JubiIant.
GARDINER, Dec. IA special election was
held here today to decide whether the city
would appropriate funds for the purchase
and free maintenance of the Gardiner and
Pittston toll bridge. It resulted-yes, 1872;
no, go. The citizens generally are jubilant
over the result.
Died From Her Burns.
BANGOR, Dec. Maggie Donahue, aged
IS years, of Frankfort, who while at work
near a stove Saturday accidentally got her
dress on fire and was badly burned, died yes
terday.
A Lumber Operator Drowned.
Eben Thissell, a lumber operator of this
city, was drowned at $50 o'clock tonight in
Moosehead Lake. The body was recovered.
No particulars.
Big Batch of Divorces.
In the Supreme Judicial Court here yester-
day, Judge Emery presiding twenty-one di-
yorces were decreed. Sixteen of the libels
were filed by the wife.
Will Not Sell at the Price offered.
At meeting of the city council, held to-
night the committee to whom was referred
the proposition of the Maine Central Rail
road to purchase the Bangor & Piscataquis
Railroad, made a report, which opposed the
selling at the price offered. The report was
unanimously adopted.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
TERMs-Eight Dollars Year. To mail sub
scribers, Seven Dollars Year, if paid in advance
Address all communications TO
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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MEXICO.
Fears that a General Revolution
will Occur.

MONTEREY, Dec. 1.-Fears are entertained
that all of Northern Mexico will be drawn into a
revolution. Last Sunday night acting governor
Sepulveda with guard of 100 while returning to
this city from the Villa Garcia was attacked in
guards fed and the remainder were finally routed
The revolutionists lost killed and 10 wounded in
the fight and the guards lost two men. The gov
ernor and such of his followers as did not desert
made their escape to Caahuila where they now
await orders from the Federal government.
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On Trial for Murder.

NEWPORT, r. l., Dec. 1.-The examination o.
MF. aud Mrs. Dorsey charged with the murder OF
her father Benjamin p Burton, wassbegun. To-Day.
About Go witnesses have been summoned and tne
examination will possibly occupy two OF three
days.
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THE POSTAL SERVICE.
Annual Report of the Postmaster
General.

WASHINGTON, bee. THE annual report Of
Postmaster General Villas is made public to-day.
After speaking of the changes occurring in his
department the past year he says:
THE FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Of the year shows a considerable increase in the
deficiency Of the postal revenues to sustain the
costof the postal service. This deficiency has
now attained to a large figure, and it will contr-
butte to an understanding of the causes for its ex
istence land Of the manner in which they have
operated their effects to state the general exhibit
of the past year in contrast with similar showings
Of the two preceding years. The following con-
densed statements derived from the Auditors
Office and the finance division Of the department
show the expenditures for the two first years. not
as, in part estimated in the annual reports, but
corrected according to subsequent facts; while
the cost for the past year is necessarily in small
part the subject of estimate only.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 80. 1888.
Revenue:
OlulHdfy pOSldI- 9fo,VJ ~ OF
Money-order business .............. 41l,61937
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Declared unconsfltutionaI,

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 1.-The Supreme Court
this morning rendered a decision in the Daggett
habeas corpus case, discharging the defendant
and holding the Cincinnati and Cleveland electric
registry law to be unconstitutional
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An Unknown Brig Ashore.

Boston, Dec. IAN unknown hermophrodite
brig is ashore on Strawberry Hill ledge, Nantas-
ket Beach, having been first sighted about l.3O ?.
m. tug has made @ several unsuccessful attempts
to pull her on. The sea is breaking clear over
her and it is evident she will Dilge before the tide
lowers. Nothing is known of the crew.
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IN THE Kinks.
RIIou SKATING PARLoI

BIJOU SKATING PARLOR.
At the Biiou this afternoon there will be COM
plimentary High school party. Thursday even
ing the second game in the Maine State League
at the Bijou will be played, Lewistons VS.. Biious.
Next Saturday afternoon the League games OF the
Grammar schools will commence. The schedule
is as follows:
Dec. 5-North and Butler
12-Shaer and Cumberland,
19-CumbeTland and North.
'' 26-Butler and Shailer.
Jan. 2-CumbeTland and Butler.
9-Shailer and North.
16-Butler and Cumberland.
23-NOrth and Shailer.
30-NOrth and Butler.
Feb. 6-Shailer and Cumberland.
13-Cumberland and North.
20-Buter and Shailer.
27-Cumberland and Butler.
Mar. 6-Shailer and North.
13-Buter and Cumberland.
4" 20-North and Shailer.
" 27-NOrth and Butler.
Apr 3-Shailer and Cumberland.
q 10-Cumberland and North.
" 17-Butler and ShaileT.
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Arraata for,ano Frauds in Nebraeka

DENVER, Col Dec John c. Turner; Frank
Hurst, Hugh Ryan, Alonzo M. Wells and James e
D0rman. five of the seventeen men indicted al
Omaha for land frauds in Nebraska, were taken
to Omaha last evening, by Deputy United states 5 e,
Marshal Allen Seven more will probably be ar,
rested today All are prominent citizens and
some Of them large property owners.
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cen. shaler Valves Exan1Inatio

NEW York, Dec. lien. Shaler who was
arrested last evening on charge Of accepting
nilbes, waived examination before the Recorder
this morning and was released on $4,000 bail.
He emphaticaly declares his innocence.
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soUTH AMERICA.
caceres' Troops Attack the Lima
Palace,

LIMA via Galveston, Dec. 1.-Caceres is making
an attack on the palace apparently from the direc
tion of Bolivar Square. An incessant and sharp
rifle fire is going on from the palace and its sur
roundings, and occasionally the thunder of big
gun is heard but the engagement has not yet be-
come general. The streets ara daserted- -sAeept
nv a few persons curious to witness the proceed
ings At i 80 this morning the firing was begun
from the Lima Mercede tower. All railroad trains
and other traffic are suspended.
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rhe Atlanta EIeofinn

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. Judge Mccoy, United
States District Judge, at late hour last night is
sued restraining order against the declaration
Of the recent Prohibition election in Atlanta
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THE DOMINION.
GENERAL NEWS.

MoNTREAI Dec 1.-Ohicial returns to the
health office show deaths from small poX In the
city Yesterday and in the suburbs.
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for the last year being less than for the preceding
While the expenses continued to grow nearly as
before, it might hastily be inferred that the rate
Of postage has been reduced too greatly to justify
the expectation that the service will again become
SelfSustaninp
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FOREIGN.

The Armistice Between Servia and
Bulgaria Being Strictly Observed.
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s,3s1,671.41

h@eoul ..'..,'''. ....'..- -',..-.'' o,ool,of1.41
This difference is due, he says, first to the de-
only to 50, ,947, ,848.7s; and, secondly, to an in
crease of the expenditures to the extent Of So
466. $3.50, of which $6,042, 1919 have been in
the cash disbursements and S424, DIG. 81 in the
cost Of transportation upon the Pacific railroads.
Chiefly, the decrease of revenue has resulted from
the ldiminishment in the rate of letter-postage
from three to two cents upon the half ounce
which was the unit of weight during the period
while the increase of expenditures has arisen
principally from the natural increase of mails to
be carried and the natural extension of the
SerNicn
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Rase Ball.

A Lawrence despatch says that George + Moo
lie, catcher of the Lawrence base ball club the
past season, signed with the Chicagos yesterday.
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BELFAST, Dec. Mrs Rich, Of Belmont
who took Paris green yesterday after her
husbands suicide, died last evening"
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The opening game in the league series was
played in Lewiston last night between the Lewis
tons and Bious Of this city, and resulted in favor
of the former 5 to l. The following summary
tells the story
Goal. Won by. Made by kush. Time.
BiiOus. McAndews. stevens. 10 m.
Q LeWistOns. Fouls. Stevens.
3 LewistOns. Trip. Stevens.
LewistonS. Tripp. McAnd'wS 10"
THE NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
In the polo game between the Hayerhills and
Woburns in Haverhill lastnight the first goal was
won by WObuTn in minutes second by WOburn
in 45 seconds; third by HaVerhill In 33 minutes;
fourth by Woburn in minutes. Referee-Clark
of Waltham
Other games in the league resulted as follows:
In BOston-Boston 3; Cambridge 2.
In Salem-SOmeryille 8; Salem 0.
In Waltham-Waltham 3; BroektOn o.
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49,6o2.1s8.4!
Total net deficiency tpartly est

Estimated each deficiency. ;.....:; 7,041, ,344.58
Add amount credited Pacific rail-
road companies for transporta-
tion during the year. ............ 1,34o, ,22e s3
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Expenditures to
Sept. 80, 1885. ...$49, ,317,18S.41
Estimated out
standing liabili-
ties.....,.. ....,.. 2S5, 100000
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MAINE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH,
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2S, 1885.
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@omp. glcpeEa.S oanft al.
Gin @aIatas in ssfbams. = spefuIa.;oaen
iiber Die $fnaforpahI.

Qlbanp, 6. Sanltar. - Die Miienblp
ipurbe beute raid oraauiiirt. Sic @aQerie' n
unD ole 2obbp ipareu geordngt Doa Don
0ieni6en Griuiu mnrbe Sun1 Spre6er erz
ipGblt.
@onb. Gleuelano mai gegen III llbr III
letnem Siireau ein ulto id1rieb fol9enSe anti
lide Otittbeilung:
ygln bic @eietgebuns! $oiernlit lege id
mein ant als @ouuerneHr bes Staate8 Neiuz
2)orf nteOer. y. @leueIano."
9ieies Gd)reiben ruurbe I'M Il llhr BON
Sberit 2au1ont oem Senate iiberbrad]t. Sice-
@ouuernenr $)iQ trat hann cas- Ant an uno
Die @'eietgebung pertagte iid bis gum IS. ..
Sits. Die @alerie'n unb Die Sorbal(en
maren poa bon Seluhern, ipeld)a cine eills
brudsbolle 6auptz ober Staatsatte ertuarte=
ten, aber getduid,t uurNen.
goup. $5ill iaot III ieiner Sotl1aft: IS
bari nit @euiBbeit bslsInptet lperoen, Dab
Die Sermaltung 6ee @tnp. Slepelano BEN
gere6ten Gruartungen beS SolfeS nebr, ais
entprohen irlb etnen baIIernben @rfolg er=
rungen bat. 0ieie6e ;eibuete iid burd uo1-
nld)ti9e Snte9rit6t ans, ie mar ilder in ibrer
0d)t conIerpatipen 0altuu9, fitbn III lhreu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS treu ben Serlpred)un=
gen, Ole gentadt nur0en, ltll6 luad)lam ge9en
Corruption. 9ieielbe bat Inn Die narme
Gnerfeunuu9 ieiner 5reunbe un0 sic 9dtung
Ietner Sein6e, iomie Die ielbftloie lluterItiit=
Snng aIler nnabbdu9igen Sirger Sugeiibert,
Rap er in Dem b6beren 4mte, ;rI peldem er
beruien tuurSe, Oenielben @rfOlg babeu ul0ge,
1T Der ernite QSuni6 aaer Yiirger oieies
Staates unp jeOes 6reunOes elmer snten
&egierung."
gSabreno Der Sibnng8pauie beS Senate8
beiudten 16 SenatDren oaS @retutipSimmer,
nm iid) bon @ouperneur @lepelan6 III perab=
i6ie0en. @r war in Der been Stinmung
un0 ipruoelte pom gutter guuue. 2SdbrenO
oes gaujen Cages Wuroe eS Don Seiu6ern
bel linn ridlf leer.
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9setp= prfer Wad,rid,tet..

9few@g @g)ort, 6. Sanuar. - Sn Der perz
floIIeuen gSode erreidDte unIere 9luSfubr Ell
nen gSerth bon $6,39S,757; etfpa $50, 1000
meniqer, ais in Der erten Sanuar Sode
1884.
- @m IL. 9esember lesten Sabres iiberz
fiel Setter S. Sellp, Elm II ldbrt9er Surld)e,
eiuen I'M nlittlereu Ilter ltebenben Mann,
02omenS Erebcrif Sbelborn, III Der DIT 18.
@troRe nnb beraubte i'm I'M $23. &ellb
befarnte ii6 beute iduloig, unb Gi6ter Gil
berileepe lanste ibn auI 10 Sabre in'S Staats=
gefan9niB. -.
- Die 2optiensGommiiiGre unteriudten
heute bic llrlad)e Der Stranoung oeS Oam-
piers ,Slipero," pelder am 81. December
in Der gidbe BON Mtprid)es, SIS, itranbete
unb erfldrten ben 2ootlen fitr perantwortltd).
0erielbe bate Sefebl ertbetlt, nit boiler
9anpifraft Su fabren unp mar bann 81 Sett
aeaanaeu. Ser 9ootie, NamenS Sobn Sboof,
In bonn Gienlte iulpenbtrt tporoen.
- @nbrem SaCtlou Sauis bat gegen Ieine
Srau Ofarn 8. 9apis cine GbeI6eipungSz
flaae einaeleitet unb siebt ais @runo an, paB
Der erite @atte Ieiner Nrau, Samuel 9. eope,
nod, anl 2eben lit. Sr. 0aDiS uno letne
Srau iiuo woblbetaunte Spirttualiiten. Der
Sbereerid)tsbof erlieB beute an ben County
@lert pon Grie-G Gountp eiuen Sefebl, cine
Gopie bes llrtbeils, lueldes in bem bon Sa=
muel 8. 2Oue sesen @tarp y. eope 9efiibr=
ten @beideibun9sprO5sB i'm Wtat 1856 abge-
aeben mnroe, auSSufertigen.
- aleranber $. 8eapep, oer Iopofat,
pelder ietne @lientin Satbarine b. 8eibenz
fiein nm $275 beiduinoelte, melfe Summe
er fid, BON ber Dame besobleu lieb, nm eins
gbeideibuus Su erlansen, bic er ieood uidt
ertpirfte, murbe bente anf 2t Sabre ms 9e-
fdnsnib seifidt.
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Saufcrptte+

9tem zOort, 6. Sanuar. - 0ulSbt3er
unb gudmanr Siuei beoeutenoe 9etratoelpez
tulanteu, itellten beute Oforgen ibre 3dhlun=
gen Elm. Sie founten ibre Sertdufe all gSat=
gen, Miais uno 6afer nlft llefern.
= bilaoelpbta, 6. San. - Die olte
Sol;banblunq uou s.. Groslep & &c., melde
Qefteru falirfe uuo &erbinolidfe bon
$450,000 bat, gait ais eineS Der geaf)teten
6Guicr Oieier gran6e Die 9ltttpa betra=
Qeu etipa $7OO,O0O. Die Slrnla bat SalSz
fperfe unb QSdlber in Diidligan.
Sn0ianapoliS, 6. Sanuar. Die Gfz
tion6re ser ,ltunciez giational= Sanf" babeu
beid)loieu, Die Sant eingeben 5u laiien.
81 10 9orf, 6. Sannar. = Die Yalitpa
uon Snl;b5er & 8udmann perben auf $780,
600 geIdGtt. 9teielbeu galetn Ieit ldngerer
3cit fir unftder, oa iie ibre 9fefnungen nid)t
prompt Su beSablen pfe9ten.
Sobn s. Mc9tuitp, S6n ttluaarenbGnoler,
Sir. 27S, s. 2lpenue, mad)te beute etne Sc
ifGitsiibertragung an San1es S. ggrne. @S
beiteben bcuorSugte Sor6ernngen I'M Setra9e
BON $89lO.
gtewzgorf, 6. Sanuar. -5olgenbe 8an=
ferotte lpurben beute aenelOet: .. 90. Bar
fer, gSirtb, 8orlanS, 0te.; 9S. 5. Sham,
g6ubz uuo Stiefelb6nbler, SangoS, Wte. Z;
The cooperative store" Utorrll, De; 81.
6. Did, SfnittipaareubanOler, lae9benp=
@itp, Semi. g. 9. SrOpn, Shnittmaarenz
bGroler, Smahu, 9teb.; 6ra;ier & Srnoer,
5raSier, @a.; s. 81. Sorpnion, S9nittwaa=
ren6anbler, @aibington, 3. 6; SSalter 9.
Sartou9b, YorSellanz nnp 99t6belhdn6ier,
8rootlpn, @.=9: +; gtienne un0 ID. 9ambier,
9botogrupbeu, in 6irma 0tarc Gambler,
gir. 16, @eit= StraBe, 9teu9ort.
Smaba, 9tebr., s. San.-S. y. Sromn,
S6nittpaarenbdnbler, falltrte beute. S9ul%
ben $4,000, Attiua $4,000.
atlanta, @a., G. San.-A. y. Stewz
art, Sienhdnbier, bat fautrt. SerbtnOitf=
felten $25 900.
9temzS Orleans, 6. Sannar.-Ttllepe
s. Sebrarb, 8oblenG6uoler, hoben fautrt,
Shre s(ttiua betra9en $4,000, Ba1tpa $780,
600.
Soronto, Snt., 6. Sanuar.- Barber,
g1arner G. Comp, 8ubbdnoler, baben nit
ibren cualffen @ldubigern etr &bfOmmen
qetrofien, Dem suiolge iie 50 Gents bon je-
Sem Collar be3ableH, Die YaiFpa ser Sir
ma betragen 5000.
99tItS8barre, 8euni., 6. Sanuar.-
q. 6. GIarf, friiber pom 9iew 9ort, aber
pdbreub Der lebteu 5tpei Sabre ein 6anoz
lcr nit gopitdtsn, iullirte beute gfahmittag.
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&Hrse &abeIpepeSdlca.

Der oeutid)e 9teidSfaxSler hat ben Spaz
niern Su rpifien aetban, 6nb 0eutitinHo's 5reunbz
itcit ge9en SpaHien 10 9roB iet oa6 man oen @es
idnbten germ SGm Sotihaiter MAIDEN motte, aber
beiiirtteu mafs, oas eer 8tetsta8 nitt etnDiilge.
Die ,9Sorlo" in 2oQopn erflart ben Berttt
Sr. Senrp e. Abbep, Der amerihdntife D{aHa9sr
babe oas p5apmartetz3 3heater" ta1 Die 8ruppe oe9
6rI. anSerion sepahtet, ftIr linrthttg
3as @eriiht, Baron be Diitels, tran5olz
ider geiauoer in Wiabrb, uno Bfaralls Se gtoale5'
Gjelanoterin Sonftnntnope fpiroen lpre Plase penS
ieln, fnbet teine Seitdti9un9'
Sn C3n6ien babeH lleberlhnemmun9en
fdrslid arosen Sfaben augerttet. Set OlG6r15 iino
burth bic ue6eridipemmHn2eH oeS heo@p!uzeate5 o3
geTionen ertruuten.
.lluter ben SGlihungen oes IN Nentra, I'm
earn, uerbdfteten angebFheu amer'taners Sonaro
Birep beianoen it gleteh aaI pIeT oortlge Santges
ihdfte
DEM iriidlen 8arlamentsmitglieoe 6ealp
tpuroen geern pom ieinen 9ontituenten $4,000 IN
gnertennun9 ieineT Serotenfte hberreiht.
Sn 2oubon 1T bic gtahriht eingetrOfieu,
bof eer 9onig uon &orea fih slddlih naA Sdontais
tian in Der Ttanaiturei 9eldntei bat.
saiier 6ranS SOiepb bon OeftreiA bat ben
Saiier geilbelm gum GhrenzSberit bes ST. aaliSiaen
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