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The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
THE PARTY FOR THE WORKINGMEN.
Secretary Litchman, OF the Knights
of Labor,
Offers His Services for Harrison and
Morton and Protection.
Gen. Harrison to be rendered a Re-
ceptIon at Put-In-Bay.

WASHINGTON, Aug Ex-senator Quay,
chairman.of the Republican National Com
mittee, has received long letter from Chas.
III. Litchman, General Secretary Of the
Knights of Labor, which he has furnished
for publication. In it Mr.. Litchman says
substantially that the Republican party, in
its declarations, is nearer the desires of or
ganized labor than the Democratic party, as
the former would foster and encourage the
labor of our own people, and retain for them
the market and wages of our own country,
while the latter would break down the barri-
ers of protection and throw open the home
market to foreign productions and labor,
making our toilers idle and reducing Ameri-
can wages. He favors the restriction Of i'm
migration, and prefers America to be land
OF workers rather than of thieves and pau
pers,. as whatever affects the individual Is
equally true OF the nation. After stating
his reasons why he takes this course, he con-
clndes therefore, to you and your associ-
ates ON the National Republican Committee,
as representatives of the Republican party,
l offer my services in any position or capaci-
" where they may be desirable, or be
thought most useful TO aid In securing the
success OF Harrison and Morton, representa-
tives in this campaign of the American idea
Of protection to American labor.
A Reception to Gen. Harrison,
TOLEDO, Aug. 30.-A Middle Bass special
says Arrangements are nearly completed
in Put-in-Bay for the Harrison reception to-
morrow afternoon. Lieut. Gov Foster will
make few remarks and introduce Gen.
Harrison, who will not say more than a few
words at the most.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
He Knew Gen. harrison.
belfast Jovrnal.I

Gen. Carey, Democrat, who spoke In Bel
fast, Saturday evening" paid glowing trib
ute to Gen. Harrison, the Republican presi-
Dental nominee. Gen. Carey said he was
born In the same neighbOrhOod with Gen.
Harrison, aud had known him from boyhood
and that Harrison is fine and honest man.
an able statesman and patriotic soldier.
mo man, said Gen. Carey, twill say aught
against & Gen. Harrison In my presence with
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Fourteenth Maine.

At the third annual reunion of the Four
teenth Maine Regiment Association at South
Livermore. there were present about thirty
fve. These officers were elected:
President, Col A. X. Bolan, 26 Broadway,
New York City.
Secretary and Treasurer, W. Carver, Liver
more, Me.
Assistant Secretary. W. L. Dollon, BOOthbay,
First Vice President, Col t. W. Porter, SO
School Street, Boston.
Second Vice President Capt Charles Barnard
20 Billingham Street, Chelsea Mass.
Third Vice President, DIR. Enoch Adams, Litch-
:, Finance Committee, Col W. Porter. j. Z.
Kelley, L. j. Morton.
Executive Committee President and Secretary
ex-o1icio, w. L. DOllOf, Boothbay, Me-, +. NJ.
Noble, Norway, Me-, Daniel Allen, Portland.
The matter Of locating permanently was
discussed, and the location will be either
Long Island or Boothbay. as fine induce
ments are held out at both places. The
matter of location and building is left with
the Executive Committee, and the matter
will be settled at the next meeting II not
before. A large majority Of the members
present were in favor of Long Island for a
permanent location.
A pressing and liberal invitation was ex-
tended to the Association by comrades pres.
ent from Boothbay, to meet with them there
next year, and it was voted to meet at Booth
bay next year, the first Tuesday and We'd
nesday in September.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
second Parish Church.

The Rev. MI. Daniels having returned
home from his European trip, will occupy his
pulpit in Second Parish church, on Sunday
next. The preaching and communion SER
vices will be held at 1880 a. m. in the lecture
room. The preparatory lecture will be given
as usual this evening at 745 o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Notes..

An exciting game Of ball may be expected
Freeports, on the Yarmouth grounds. Both
clubs are to be strengthed, and each club
Will play to win. The batteries are Wilson
and Wyman, Small and Soule. The Free
ports have recently played strong teams, and
are playing great ball. Ladies' are invited
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

The Boston Herald has received private
new light on the shooting of Mrs. Howes on
the Tobique river These latters state that
the murder is directly traceable to the gov
ernment system of selling out exclusive
rights to fish in the rivers Of the Province
The people in moderate and poor circum-
stances living along the Tobique river found
that a monopoly of the fishing privileges had
been given TO wealthy aliens for
money consideration, and the purchasers
were sometimes very arrogant in their treat
ment of those who felt that their inalienable
rights had been usurped.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Tracy Hewes. of saco.

BIDDEFoRD, Aug. 3O.-Tracy Hewes, a
harness manufacturer, of Saco, died this af-
ternoon, aged 70. He was prominent tenn
perance advocate in reform club days and
had been member of the Saco board of al
dermen and city council. He had held the
Office of fire warden when Saco was town
and later was chief engineer of the fire de-
partment. He was the father Of the late
Rev. James Tracy HeWes.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Wonderful Dax.


August sth brought about a combination
Oh dates that occurs only once In Ill years.
II was the Sth day Of the sth month Of the
lSSSth year Of the Christian era. This COM
bination has not occurred since July Z, 1777,
and will not occur again until September 9,
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

Inc Inc Republican oratorical bureau is having
gaeas ullnculty in arranging Mr.. Blaine's en-
palgn. Nearly every State In the Union
, wants MN, but the Republican managers
nave decided @ that safe States, life Pennsyl-
van yania nno, ana Vermont, must do without him.
other hand, is trying to satisfy fbe Un mn17 Sn1
titudinous demands for Judge Thurman's
presence.
A month ago mysterious disease appear-
ed in Caldwell, Ohio. 1t had some cbpTac- hbpTao-
terstics nd Of typhoid tf. fever and Of
The malady was lingering, and the victims
rarely died under six or seven days. In the
course of fortnight nearly every family in
town was affected, and the death rate he, a.
came alarming. Many families have left
town. The number of deaths is now twenty
five.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

Or. Weed Acquitted.

BANGOR, Aug. 3O.-The jury in the DR..
Weed case, at Bangor, came in this morning
at 7oclock, after an all night session. The
verdict was sealed and was not opened until
8 O'Clock when the court convened. The
jury found the prisoner not guilty and he
was discharged from further custody. A
large crowd was ia the room and the prison.
er was warmly congratulated by his friends
on the result
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Other Games.

At adelphia-Athletics. 8; st. Louis, 0.
AT Baltimore-Louisyilles s.; Baltimores,
AT Cleveland-Clevel 8; Kansas Citys
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
THE STATE.


On Wednesday morning little after 8
o'clock, neayy rnmbling sound like distant
Sumner. This was followed by a yery per-
ceptible trembling of the houses and iarrinr
Of household wares. The wave seemed To
move from north to east. No previous
loud noise, ~ o.
WALDO COUNTY.
The yellow fever at Jacksonville ~ n con-
tlnnes, will affect the hay and ice trade of
belfast; Large quantities of hay and ice are
shipped from Belfast to jacksonville, but
al trade VIII be suspended while the fever
Inc trustees Of the Waldo County Agri-
cultural Society met recently and made
some changes in the purses to be trotted for
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
THE WEATHER.

Mean daily bar. 29.875 Maximum ther.. LAB
Mean daily ther...6S.5 Minimum ther. ....54.9
Mean daily dwpt.57.5 Max. vel. wind =, o
Mean daily hum. 800 Total precip...... %
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Aug. 80, 1888, 500 PM
Observations taken at the same moment oi time
At all stations.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

in which he dined was elaborately trimmed
with flowers by the lady guests. Today Mr..
Kasson and Gen. Swift came by special train
by the kindness of General Manager Cram
OF the New Brunswick road. All were driv-
en- around this newly developing summer
resort, in which the party Of American gem
tleman seemed much interested.
BANGOR, Aug 30.-Mr. Blaine arrived in
this city soon after o'clock this evening and
is being entertained at the residence of Con-
gresham Boutelle. He will leave for Dover
tomorrow morning by special train and speak
there In the afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
A Health Rule.

I'm the damp mornings and after nightfall
at this season of the year, there is a certain
malaria in the atmosphere conducive to ty-
phoid fever. Extra precautions should he
taken in the way Of clothing. In doors an
open fire will soon drive away all dampness
AID splendidly veLtilate the apartments
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

There were % new cases of yellew fever
and three deaths in Jacksonyile in the
twenty four hours ending last night.
The County Democracy held meeting in
New York last night, and endorsed the
PRESIDENTS action in the fishing treaty.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

The National League.

The following games in the National League
were played yesterday:
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Maine Patriarchs Entertained.

DOVER, N. H., Aug. 30.-Crescent Diyis-
ion, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias,
received aad entertained Damon Division of
Lewiston, Maine. and Auburn Division of
Auburn, Maine, and the Lewiston Brigade
Band here today. After the street parade,
the visitors were taken to Dover Point and
given clam bake. This evening they were
banquetted at Pythian Hall and leave for
home today.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

AT BOSTON.
Innings. s...........1 $40 80
Bostons. ............2 o 1 2 1 0 o o. Z
New Yorks........0 o 1 o 1 o o o l. 3
Base hits Bostons, 10; New Yorks, 8. Errors
: Bostons, a; New Yorks, g. Batteries ClarksOn
and Kelly, Welch and Ewing.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Innings. ...........1 3 ct 80
Philadelphlas. o o o 3 o 2 o.
Washingtons..... o o o o o 1 o. 8
:, Base ehits-Philadelphlas, q; washingtons, 8.
Errors s-Philadelphias, 2; Washingtons, II. Bat
teries-Sanders and Schriver, Keefe and Deasley,
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Innings. .....1 2 3 4 8 81 SO
Chlcag0s. ...........O o y 1 o D K
indianapolis. .......0 o o o o o. o
Base hits-Chieagos, z; Indianapolis, g. Er-
rors-Chicag0s, 8 indianapolis, 4. Batteries
krock and Flint, Boyle and Mpers.
AT PITTsBURG.
Innlngs......... Il 3 676 50
Detroits. .......... % o Q o o o o K 3
Pittsburgs. ........,.0 1 o o o o O.
Base hits-Detroits. z; Pittsburgs, 8. Errors
Deuoits, z; Pittsburgs, 8. Batteries-BeatOn and
wells, Staley and Miller.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Collector LeavItt Resigns.

EAsTPoRT, Aug. 30.-Gen. S. d. Leavitt,
Collector of Customs at Eastport, has an
nounced his intention of resigning the col
lectorship, his resignation to take effect at
the end of the present quarter. General
Leayitt intends to spend the next winter in
California for the benefit of his health.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
A Reception to Cen. Harrison,
ITEMS FOR HoRsEMEN.
Some Horses that Have Lowered
Their Records This Season.

Mr. G. R. Ellis of Belfast. gave his famous
stallion Elmbrook trial mile on the Bel
fast track last week. The mile was covered
In 2.S3, and the last half was trotted in LIS.
1t was remarkable speed for a three years
old.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
The Standing.

The following is the standing Of the clubs
In the National League:
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Democrats Cheer for Reed.
Correspondence of the Press.l

LIMERICK, Aug. %.
The Democratic mass meeting here today
passed off quite WELL As usual the Hon. l..
S. Moore presided. The speeches were we'll
listened to. The Limerick band played
nicely, and after the benediction by the
"Rev'' Frank Clifford, of Cornish, the chair
man called tor cheers for Cleveland, Putnam
and Reed, and as quite number Of good Re-
publicans. were in the crowd, they could
cheer for the last named,
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31
Lewiston Nominations.

LEWISTON, Aug. 30.-The Republicans of
Lewiston nominated tonight for represen-
tatives to the legislature, ]. y. Campbell,
John Harper, A. B. Neatly and Ivory w.
Emerson.
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

as parties out of the state have lately offered
Mr. Chaffee $4,000, which offer has been re-
fused. He has lately shown two heats over
Unity track in 2.252 and 2.25A. He is a large.
well formed. good gated horse, and is PROV
ing valuable sire.
The gray mare Elcho, by Daniel Boone.
sold from the state last winter ha eSiropped
her record To g 2271
The Portland daily press., 1888-08-31

Senator Blair has offered a resolution di-
recting an inquiry into the merits of the
patents owned by Mr.. Craig, who claims he
can telegraph 1000 words a minute over a
single wire.
Senator Dolph today reported fayorably
from the commerce committee a bill to
amend the revised statutes so as to require
steamships to have on board line carrying
projectiles and the means of propelling them
in addition to the life preservers and other
life saving appliances now required by law
Word has been received at the White
House from Eagle Rock, near Clifton Forge,
Virginia, to the effect that the President and
party will not return to Washington until
Saturday next.
The government spent $49O,O67 for foreign
mails last year, as follows: Transatlantic,
$353, ,262; Pacific, $37, ,302; Central and South
America, $5S,553.
The House spent today considering the
Oklahoma bill in committee Of the whole
and in attempts to secure quorum. Mr.
Anderson's amendment allowing Union vet
Grams to enter upon the land before paying
the stipulated price, was rejected.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
2iot Statitif amgaaemoc
Scrnbancr.

3bomas Curtis glarfs bar til "Scrib;
ners Masu5iu" lfreuet ben fsrite al er
8effe Nrtifler ansaaenoe Sernbaner
us falbt ben "Bpsninsen Of en- Serns
bane". Den inbeboloer en- bel Menso,
Splpsninser, Der bibtil life bar bore
brast til uffentlis &unblfab, os blanb'
anbet beiuarer ben fDlsenbe SpSrss.
maal:
6uur mango Mile al Sernbuner E,
Der / De Joreneoe Slater?
ct b%unoreoe os femti tuiinb ps ie,
bunorebe Wfil, eIer umtrent Salpbelel
al ale Sernbaners 2ensoe paa Soroen
Spor mc5et bar be foitet?
Ni BiQioner Dollars.
SoOr mango Wenneifer er Der be
ifjeftiset peb benz?
Oper en- Million.
Spao err ben itpr1te Surti9beo op
naaet al ct Soa?
70 os niti Mil / tire cs niti Winutel
boorai en- Wtil / ier os firti Sefunpe,
paa Ybilaoelpbia % &eabins 8ansr
Suae toiter ct fsrite alasies otte
bullet S~asiaser.9 oipmotip?
Omtreut $500 Dollars.
: Sooo sr bet itsrite Miletal / ct er
telt Sernbaneipaem2
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04

9Ine isarer % rlbehaaeIiaheber er bet

GIe 5arer % nbebaselisbeber er bel
life muIist at iOrubie % fire fig imoo
9taar man bar meo 8iuoe % auft'
itrsmninser at siere, maa man altif
bore forbereot paa upentebe Ting, til
trpbs for be intercollegiate Sasttasel'
iers Npiustisbeb. Smiblertib er Bla.
men life utopiI. Gltins banber / bette
~piounberlise Narbunoreoe, os besuber
er Gtlantsrbapet MI | bore Dase iaa be:
faret, at BET bible o9re ct rent Tr9i, ON
life en- 8aIon, ipm falbt neb / aabeni
Sap, Ifulbe bliue fiifet op al en- Cube.
Salfalo er bet u9rot at prpue Sor.
Isset; TIL ben bebite Maace at itubere
ct inbpitlet mprft os fjernt 5enomen,
BET er at ie at fomme bet paa 2iuet.
9eriom 5oretasenbet lptfes, pil bel
utpiliomt faite Cps oper manse uflare
Yroblemer ON 9uitiirpmniuserne, Tom
Spmanbsn os 9anomanben bar iaaoau
Snteresie al at fienoe til.
& garet 1886 bar Der / ben "brttan=
niite Gsipciotion" en- beiti9 9isfuslicn
ON Spprssmuulet, buprpiot en- Damp
baab funoe saa oper Itlanterbapet.
-Senne 3isfusiion pareoe iii Mfai 1888,
ba "@reat 8sitern" fom oper fra Nem
gorf til Sriitpl meo en- 2aonins Bonn.
ulo, Silfe Os Snoiso ps 6S Yasiaserer
eiter en- Ooerfart paa IA 0ase meo
Mobpino os bsit Sao. SepiIet bar
leueret os De meit uantro maatts
siue iis.
5sr Iaret er ube, er bet fnnlf lise=
ban meo 8eiien ouer Gtlanteren i
Sallon, taffet bore en- mpois 5rnnit=
mano, iom allerebe Here 8an9e bar pit,
at ban er Manb for at uofgre ct popez
list 5pretagenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
On bel SD iorgiitct.

Gn beipnoerlis os bpiit ppIistsuaf=
tetoe SiitOrie fra Speres, ct befjenot
iranif Sabeiteo, banner for 9ioen Sams
taleemnet for belle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bet sielber better intet minbre emo, at
en- bel 8p er blepen forsiitet ueo at
oriffe en- Bin, iom er bleuen brast /
6anbelen al en- rig Gienbomsbeiiober
fra Smesuen, @rep be gineneuue.
MQereoe benimub Slutninsen al &c.
cember Muaneb 1887 bespnbte maj at
lesse Merfe til en- sanife eienbommes
fig Spsoom, Tom De fleite at 8pens
Snbpaanere ansrebes at. 9ens be-
ientlise 8jenoetesn bar iterft Buls flag,
forbsiet Temperatur, b~renberoe Seoe /
aruppen ps Suioen / 0inene, suiten
Suoiarue, oaarlis 5orbsielie os beitise
9lnfalo al aolif. tSos mango al be
Sp9e bespnote osiaa 8enene at imerte,
os e%iterbaanben ansrebes be af en- iaas
ban 2ammelie, at bet blep benz umulist
at saa. 2iselaa meb Sanberne. @anse
miiteoe osiaa sanife Nppetiten.
Otter nosen 9ibs Jorlpb bar sns
ta0et al be Nnsrebne itesen pp til bet
ienOmeue 1al = $50.
2ise inbtil @prit bar imiblertio nes
ten ale Bpens 9aser al ben 5ormes
ming, at Spsoommen bar epibemiif, %
man gap ben gtaun af lmitiom Sortips
leliesfeber.
Wfen Iaa bar bet, at en- al Steoets
9eser = CHARLES &our - iom liae
fra 8espnoeli en af bar ofret Spabum=
men bet melt ~inbgaaenbe Stuoium Ga
uirfelis er optraabt Tom en- irelienoe
@ngel, fom paa BEN 9anfe, at oenne
SpsoOm maatte bape en- anoen % ebre
Marias. San bapoe bemetfet, at Spaz
bommen fsrft ansreb Sorbsieliesoraa-
nerne cs iaa siennem bisie be andre
Orsaner, os ban uobros beraf ben
Slutning, at Inn en- lansiom Jor9iitz
ming bapoe Ell iaaoan 8lrfnina.
Otter fsrit at bore fommen paa benne
9anfe bolot ban i'm Spmarilombeb
b%enuenbt paa ben Spses Dict, % Der.
ueo fom ban til at lesse Merfe til, at
be ale brat ben lamme Bin fra ben
famine 8~iobmanb. 5ur MI at blipe
~lifrere / lin Sag sjorbe ban Sore,
ipDrsllsr blanot fine aulIesers Batienter,
os ban Tom til ben Slutning, at ale be
Spse iaa lanst fra at finbe 6elieboo
ben Bin, be brat, tpertimoo lteoie bier
ipsere % ipsere.
Otter bette funoe ban naturlisois itft
anbet END anie bet for fin uafpiielist
Bliat at unberrette Nutoriteterre, ion
itrar Iammenfalote Spens Suuobebs,
Commission, for buem 9asen iremlaso,
fine acknowledgement.
Hetten / Soulon bar paa ben amber
SIDE osiaa taset Sasen / fin Saano o!
bar fO,et get unberiOselier hos @reu b
. BiGeneupe, % YrDuer al bans Bin, ion
iOlstes til 30, 40 ps so Confines pr
4 uart, er bleuen u~noerfaitet en- Nnalpis
@reuen al Bileneupe er bleoen ARE
iteret. netop iOm ban uilbe itise IND | e
: S%ernbanefupe, os fsrt til TUulOn unoe
fterf glforte.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04

ban ielp par for Sorbeier. Den samle
Sfolelarer / Bornftebt bebanoleoe arons
prinien iom fin aamerat, Os Senne uno'
loo albris at brinse en- eler anoen @ape
meo fig, Iiseiom Sfolelareren osiaa TOM
fulbt iaa ofte til bans 9afel iom nosen
Jprite eller General.
On Dag bar Der Slolss 8Orniteot.
8ronprinien gap Wsoe, III ielu fat / en-
Ore, reboebe N Del Of 8reaturerne ub
af ben branbenbe 8psnins os latte iuus
bant Mob i 9snberne, at Slben mart
blep Iuttet.
gr bet life let at f%oritaa, at aets
fer 5reberif bar elifet, ia lisefrem for
subet.
Siben Gelttoset / 1870 ipiaece &eis
fer 5rebsrit fun en- ubetpoelis &olle /
Yulitifer. Gan uomartebe Zig berimoo
iom Beitptter Of 8unit % Snoutri.
San bar Direftpr for be fonselise Wus
iaer; bper en- 8unitnerfeit tos ban per
ionlis Del / eaer itpttete meb fine
Yense; ban aabnebe ubitiainser, bar
Yraiioent peb 2anbbru9smsoer os of
Ilsrebe Statuer al acknowledgements o.
Spfinbere.
San paatOs fig usiaa sierne at repre-
~ientere &eiierboffet oeo 5~eitlisbeber i
l~lolanbet. San bar / ct. Setersbors
til 8eiier Nleranber II.s g~esrapelie,
ban bar siuet Msoe / 9Onopn, @ien,
Hom os Wabrib. Os / aae bisie So
pebltaoer minbes man oenne impone=
renbe imufte Manb meo ct Stl1s iom
en- S~lObsuos, ret en- Serion, Der funbe
tase fig no ueb be fonselise Setter, naar
ban mpbte irem | ben buioe &%prooiers
Uniform meo be blanfe Wesiinsfor=
iirinser, / De ualoise 8ptteritDuler os
meb Sialm paa Sppebet - ben itraaz
lenbe Sjalm meo Splpcrnen neb be ubs
ilasre ginser.
Zen 25pe Sanuur 1883 baobe bet
tplfe 5plf forbereot fig paa at feire
aronpriniens Sslpbrplup meo itor=
Ilasne 5eitlisbeaer. Men iaa osoe
Yrins 5riebrid Carl ben 22be Sanuar,
os al 5orlpltelie bleo ailpit; paa Sslps
brp0upsbasen itrpmmeoe 5olt imiolers
tib / Masieuis til 8ronprinieus Sale
os beuibnebs bam i'm Spmpatbi paa en-
laaban Maabe, at penre 3emoritration
liffert ltob TOM ct lpienoe Winoe for
Setter 5rsberifs @~rinbrins. Serlins
8orsere pperrafte bam ben Dag en-
prastis 8ofal meb l Milipn Marf /
Sub, builfen Gum ifuloe banne ct 8elz
sjorenbeoss Spno unber gtaunet "8ronz
prir5enipenbe."
8 BET Sele bar 8eiier Jreberit en-
meset sucsjerenoe 5grite. Saa mart
8risen mso 5ranfrise par euot, tos ban
fig ueo Sper al 6Oipitalspaienet os
oeltos / 9annelien af Selitaber, Der
ifulbe bj9lpe be Saarebe. s iaa 6ers
ieenoe fulste ban i'm Mobers Grempel,
buis belle 5rasten = mibt / ct esoiltiit
5plf ium benoes - er saaet no paa ben
melt uuotBmmelise @oosjDrenbeo.
s gfteraaret 1886 sioroe 8ronprins
len en- 8siie / Gliaiss2 otbrinsen; ca
ban Tom til MeB, blep ban mootaset al
Ypens ciuile Iutoriteter, at @eiitlis=
beben % De tiliteoeuerenee Generator.
San ailusoe Seiss / &%atbeoralen, /
Spnasosen os / ben proteitantife 500
uebtirfe. Were bebsper ies lite at iise
for enbnu en- @ang at paupese, buor,
iebes Tolerance os Wilobeo oanneoe
Sunben / bans &arafter.
!Suert ct 9r9f / bette Bileoe oiIer,
bpor iorfielis oenne 8eiier bar fra belle
lin Sfpot