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The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER.
nearing Before the Commissioners
on Crossing Grove and ST. John
Streets.

A hearing took place yesterday afternoon
before the railroad commissioners upon the
petition of the Portland & Rochester rail-
road requesting the railroad commissioners
to determine the manner and condition of
crossing Grove street and the junction of
Portland & st. John streets, upon the line
OF the proposed extension connecting the
Portland d. Rochester railroad with the
Maine Central. in accordance with the vote
of the city of Portland passed at the March
election in 1889.
Hon. George p. Wescott appeared for the
railroad company, and City Solicitor Coombs
represented the city. 1t is understood that
the railroad commissioners will order an un-
der grade crossing at Grove street and an
over grade crossing at the junction of Port
land and ST. John streets, which will be in
strict accordance with the vote of the citi-
zens. The commissioners will probably re-
quire head room Of 20 feet at Grove street.
which will make 1t necessary to change the
grade OF the street to some extent. Mr.. Yves
colt submitted his plan for the change of
grade, which will give grade of about one
foot In II between the entrance to the park
and the lower side of the bridge; above the
bridge the street will be filled in so that the
grade will be about level fiom the bridge to
intersect the hill towards Postmaster
Palmer's house. The present grade of the
hill is about one foot in IL. Mr.. Wescott
consented that the railroad commissioners
should require the railroad company to fur
nish all material and labor required for the
construction Of abutments and bridge, and
keep the same in repair forever, and also Of
fered to furnish all the material and do all
the work necessary for the required change
of grade.
at the junction of Portland and ST. John
streets the commissioners will require head
room probably net less than IL feet above
the present street grade and the bridge to
be constructed of iron, with stone abut-
ments. satisfactory to the railroad commits
siOners
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
ACCid ents,

Mr.. j. Henry Rines of Rines Brothers
had the misfortune to fall in his house and
break his arm.
A lady stopping at Mr.. Homer. s, at Prout's
Neck, fell and broke her shoulder, besides
receiving other severe injuries. DR.. Themes
is In attendance.
A boat containing two men was capsized
by squall in the Nonesuch river, at Scar.
boro, Sunday, and the men were rescued by
Mr.. Arthur Farr. One of the men was going
down for the last time when Mr.. Farr seized
him by the hair and drgged him into his
boat. The men declined to give their
names.
Mr.. John E. Ross. employed at c. Buck
MANS furniture factory on Preble street,
had four fingers and part of a thumb taken
off in uzz-planer yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

The Pine Tree wheelmen are doing good
deal OF solid road work for new club, and
have made number of good runs. Last
evening they rode through Knightville, Lii
gonia and Turner's Island. in all about -
miles. Tonight they go to Higgins's Beach.
Saturday, weather permitting, run to Var
mouth and back is planned with supper at
the Royal River House. Most of the boys
turn out to the runs and the club makes an
excellent showing on the road.
Capt. G. M. Bursley of the Pine Tree
Wheelmen, last Saturday, rode from City
Hall, Portland. to City Hall, Saco, in the
very fast time of one hour and four minutes.
This is the fastest time ever made between
the two cities, the next best being one hour
and fourteen minutes,
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Knights Of pvth,as

The Boston s. Maine has been made the
official route for the Knights of Pythias on
their way to the biennial conclave, to be held
at Milwaukee, July 9Th to 18th. A special
train, equipped with drawing room and
sleeping cars will leave the Eastern station,
Boston, II a. M. July 9TH, and go via the
eastern division, Conway junction, the
White Mountains, to Fabyan's where supper
will be taken. thence via the st. Johnsbury
and Lake Champlain to Niagara Falls where
the party will breakfast. Five hours will be
passed here, and then the southern division
Of the Grand Trunk will be taken to Chicago.
From there the trip will be continued via
the Chicago and Northwestern to Milwaukee,
skirting Lake Michigan, Returning tickets
will be good July 9th to 10th. The round
trip fare will be but S2055
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Will Lecture In America

Sir Morell Mackenzie. Prof. James Bryc
and Stanley are to lecture In America mex
winter. under the direction of Major Jame
b. Pond. They will each receive $500 PEI
lecture for twenty lectures. The Stanley en-
gagement is conditional on his not beins
called early to assume his duties as ruler Of
the Congo State. George Grosmith and Cor
ney Grain, two popular English entertainers
are also coming to America under Major
Pond's management. 1t is hoped Stanley
VIII be able to fulfill his lecture engagement
with Stockbridge.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

The American Express Company have ar
ranged with the proprietors of Gilson's drug
store, Monument square, c. b. Greenleaf,
corner Bracket and Spring streets, E. w.
Stevens. corner Portland and Paris streets,
E. L. Foss, drug store, Congress street. to re.
ceive calls for their company. A call book
will be kept at the above places, where par
ties can register names, street and number.
which will receive prompt attention. Pack
ages forwarded by American Express Com
pany to all parts of the world.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
DEATHS.

In this city, June 2, John Gerard, aged So years
months
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clk
at his late residence, No. 80 Quincy street.
In this city. June 2, Sarah wife of James Mil
Ter, aged 81 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.1
In this city, June Q. Mrs. Mary Rush.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock
at No. 607 Fore street.
In Knightyle, Q. E., June 2, Jennie F., daugh
ter of VIM. FL. and Fannie Arey, aged 10 years II
months.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
from her late residence.
In Brunswick. May 30, James G. Ball, of Bath
aged 81 years.
In Biddeford, May 80, Hannah E., wife of Clarl
Norton, aged 81 years months.
In Saco, May 20, George Fogg, aged 81 year:
months.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Portland Yacht Club.

The regular meeting for June will be held
AZ tne club house, Merchants wharf, tomor.
row "wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. It is
desired mat the attendance may be large as
action VIII be taken upon the proposition 10
add to the rules governing challenge ems
the following: ups
Rule 14.-No yacht shall be elipih,e 70 oo,,,...
for challenge cup In either the I'd or SSSnHeae
unless sailed by her owner or memhe gu csla =,
club. 0hiper OF the
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

Last evening man who declined after he
was arrested to give his name, broke into
the bake house of Mr.. Daniels, on York
street. He got off with some twenty loaves
of bread, but was captured by Officers Viii.
liams and Rowe. He was too drunk and
ugly to give his name.
A man who said his name was Gilbert o..
Conner, was arrested last evening on a
charge of having made an assault on Mrs.
Aunia Iohucop
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
centraILabor Union,

A special meeting of the Central Labor
Union was held last evening. Some names
were added to the various committees for
Labor Day. Arrangements will be made
for special railroad trains on that day.
There will be mass meeting of painters
held at the rooms of the Central Labor I'm
ion this evening. Mark Courant will speak.
ALI non-union men are invited to meet with
the uninn men
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Republican Convention

At the meeting of the delegates to the Re
publican State Convention-who were elect
ed at the caucuses last week-held in Recep
ton Hall yesterday afternoon, Aldermar
Lewis presided, and Mr.. w. C. Emerson wa:
secretary. Hon. Wilbur F. Lunt, Hon. Hi
ram Knowlton and William M. Marks were
chosen delegates at large.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
She pIey Camp, 8, Of v,

This evening Shepley Camp will tender
complimentary entertainment and sociable
to their Ladies' Aid Society. A delightful
programme has been arranged and good
time is assured. The members of the camp
will appear in full uniform in honor of the
ladies. A large attendance is anticipated.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Montgomerx Guards.

There was special meeting of the variou.
committees appointed by the Mcntgomer,
Guards to look after the reception of theil
Boston guests held at the company's armory
last evening.
4 1t was voted that Clements & Mitchell
furnish the shore dinner at Long Island and
that the Casco Bay Steamboat Company
convey the party to the islands. William
Deehan and John Gooding. Jr., were added
to the committee. There will be meeting
of all the committees and honorary and vet
eran members held next Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock at the arm0ry
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
RRIAC Ea.

In this city. May 20. by Rev: Canon Stills. Harry
Butler and Julia Payson Ives, both of Portland.
In Cape Elizabeth, May 81, by Rev. B: p Snow.
Herbert F. Staples and Miss Mary e. Walls, both
of Cape Elizabeth.
In South Windham, May 80, by Rev. Leroy s.
Bean, Edgar L. Poor of Windham and Miss Mary
A. Spiller of Casco.
In North Berwick. May %, Walter II. Pease
and Minnie N. johnson,
In Saco, May 80, Thomas West and Miss Mag
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
School conmIttee.-

A meeting of the school committee was
held last evening All present except the
Mayor.
The report of the committee on text books
was laid on the table until next meeting.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
The Harp RaclfaI.

Tickets are on sale at Stockbridge's for the
narp recital to be given by Miss Shaw at
Baxter Hall tomorrow evening, for the bene-
NJ OF Sister Helen Margaret Guild. Miss
Shaw's skill on her favorite instrument has
earned high honors in the musical world.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
the county have been recorded at the regis.
try of deeds:
Cape Elizabeth-Melyle w. Trefethen to N. f.
Trsfethen. 81.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
The Unitarian Conference.

Those who intend 10 60, next week, to the
Unitarian conference at Waterville, and
accept the Inequalities of that parish. are
requested to send their names TO DR.. Hill as
early this week as possible
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Republican pIstrIct corven,,,,

Inc Maine Central and Portland g. Roch.
ester railroads will sell to delegates to the
district convention round trip tickets for
one fare, good for the day of the convention
on1v
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

We speak under the in
spiration Of a June sun
viii ch seems to force the
Refrigerator subject on
our minds. Doubt ess
the thermome ter register
Of yesterday has influ-
enced your mind in the
same direction.
Ell Their the ssBald-
win or ssNew Perfec-
ton will meet your
vi ews as gatherers of
cold air or savers Of
ice; both are items of
interest just now.
The 50. so Irish Point
Draperies were adver-
tised Saturday. On Mon
day not a pair left.
Hundreds Of bargains
just as good amongst
this refined selection
Of ace goods. Special
tention to the Not
tinehams in fern and
lower desi gns.
The prices on this lot
are where they cannot
always remain. Close
examination requested
and the sale will be
made. Wonderful Bar
gains; that's the way to
shorten this story.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

"ANTED-40 lady agents canvassers wanted
w 10 canvass from house 10 house for babies
for the New England Baby Show TO be held n
Portland. Me-, week of June 9th, 1890; good
O'Clock, Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY week
Of June I'd, at City Hotel, room IA. Boston Exhi-
biton Exchange, Q. s. CRANE, Manager.
je3 d3t
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Board of Fire Underwriters.

At tie monthly meeting of the Portland
Board of Fire Underwriters held yesterday,
1t was voted that the members close their
places OF business at p. m. from June I'd to
September goth.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD,

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
MoNDAY-Minnie Curran, Joseph Duffy
and Chas. Smith, intOxlcation: each fined SO
ana costs
Mary Pooler, vagabond; four months in
county Jail
Michael McMann, assault; two months in
county iaIl
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

The OeGther TO-DAY
ss likely to be
toGTmer.
PORTLAND. June 3, 1890.
III ERE'S something
Il i to disturb the
Stocking trade
bit.
Forty dozens of fine Eng
lish Hosiery (women's) in
twenty styles and colors, at
25c. a pair. 1t isn't of the
common 25c. sort, or we'd
say nothing about it.
Somebody loses and
somebody gains. The loser
is back of us, you are the
gamers.
The window show gives
notion of the value, a closer
inspection will make you a
buyer.
For five and six dollars
we are selling complete
bedroom sets of six pieces
spread, shams and tides
made from the finest of
Swiss muslin, delicately
embroidered. These sets
are exceedingly cheap at
the prices at which we offer
them, and as the quantity is
limited the need of coming
at once is apparent.
NyYTT.N1 HHOOD- n ~
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

F. o. Bailey & Co., will sell at Is Exchange
street at o'clock this morning, large lot of de-
sirable furniture, handsome chamber SEES, parlor
furniture In silk, plush plate mirror dining room
furniture carpets etc.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
AUCTION sAGks
:. o. BAILEY 4 co. AUCTIggEERS
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BY AUCTION.

MOVED TO our rooms for convenience Of sale.
WI and Will be sold on TUESDAY. June Sd, at
10 a. m, at IL Exchange street, Turkish Chairs
and Dyans, In SILK Plush; very handsome Ebony
Mantle; Ebony Music Cabinet aud Easels; Libra
~. Card aud Centre Tables; Willow Chairs French
Plate Mirrors, Chiffoniers, Handsome Black Wal
Extension Tables In Cherry and Walnut, Dining
Chairs, Leather Seats, Book Cases. Brass Fire Set,
French Clocks, Paintings, Ebony Screen. Single
Walnut and Ash Bedsteads. Dinner sets, Plated
Ware, Hair Mattresses, Refrigerators, Carpets,
Kitchen Furnishings, &C., sc.
On exhibition Monday, I'd June,
mV3O dfd
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

For any case OF nervousness, Sleep
iessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure.
Che only nerve medicine for the price in market
iwlw
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
Creates
An Appetite

There is nothing for which we recommend
Hoods Sarsaparilla with greater confidence than
for loss of appetite, indigestion, sick headache
and other troubles of dyspeptic nature. In the
most natural way this medicine gently tones the
stomach, assists digestion, and makes one feel
'real hungry" Ladies in delicate health, or very
dainty and particular at meals, after taking
longing for and eating the plainest rood with
unexpected relish and satisfaction. Tryit.
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03

When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
decS dSwly
Boys and girls from Maine remember John
sons Anodyne Liniment. Now don't deny it.
1un1 eod&wlw
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-03
That Tired Feeling.

81 have been troubled with dyspepsia, indiges-
ton and debility for years. Nothing reached my
case till found hoods Sarsaparilla. Six bottles
cured me. Now can eat anything without that
awful DISTRESS have a tremendous appetite, and
am free from that tired feeling. 1 cannot praise
Gardiner. Maine
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
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terue til Ell 6Iust eler 6OrbObsrssIerne opsrfor ct ans
areb, bpis be ifuISe blipe %ansrebne.
Sababu blep FORT %opiorbret til at tale, bpaS ban
aiprSs meb msssn SeutiQic, Os paabraabis ls uttelaS
Sefalins os i'm essn 9poisbeo paa famine Glib, iom ban
irembauspe ale DC SmitGnbisbecer Der talte ior 6Inst.
gftsr bain o~ptraabte ben ~l6saarise gase yu9on'ba.
San pibts en- unbsrbanis Cone at irembaus aue DC
Yuntter, lom Sababu bapbe sIernt, os iom tunoe tale
for, at man lite ensans a~ipsnteoe Natten sllsr Norge
men. inSen man penote GrpsSitionen 8pssen.
Sans Gale panbt for 6iIlutnins. e%utonla, os
liar SstaoIduau BAD Sambu;i aIporlis at bsiGnte ben
ariasmaat, Der uiloe antomme nGite aitsn, os at aae
SriasforSele par paa 5ienbens SiSe, iom fiampeSe !
geuiblbeSsm ON at ~ioriuare line GettisbeSsr ut eset
ganb. gIeu be SnSisOte ilasne en- Dag, iaa pllOe
SriaSmaaten pore ben FpIsenoe Wlorsen, % DC gao blot
8isnSen Sib til at jamie Jig. bpis be l%tanolsOs lanssre.
Men - Sambu;i par 10 beres General os Sperbopeo,
GA ianSt ban Bet risiis % meit tisnlis at blue hos
aStamliba ~irembsles, Iaa piIbe be bIips i'm SuerOrOneoe
tro inbtil Opben.
Gu pibe man bore StauIeps Mssnins. Dan par
fun al grebs. Melt ~iorarseoe bet BAN, at en- ManS
Tom Sambu,i, Der par betenbt for i'm Sinoisbeo %
T~apperbsS, ,unSe lame gre til en- Gut iOm Suscnsea
,aer en- pralbans lcm Sababu. San bebsrl'eoe lra
wrebe oa OpbOO belle fin SaaImObisbso.
SEQ fan itts ristis inSis, buaS bet linlos ng'ts, al
i,o lcsr g,oaet, ba 3 auiseueI nil banSIe tusrt imoo ln'ne
RaaS. Mem for at 3 lite f'aI 'unne stue mig S''re'Se'
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

buis bu lite in6ier bet ieu, at bu albris pI tunne gisre
Baden fot paa Nian;a fra bette Steo. S~uorleSes oil
ou itafie gaaoen ue6 oun &lippeaigrunbsr, mar bu
maa tj9mpe Og 3uienoer al Wsnnsifer omriussr oig2
Sg ieIU ON bu fan nua 8anOtaHten, ~bporlsOeS oil bu Sa
arbsibe gaOcsn to Gage Os trise paa famine 1iO?"
StauIep tOs til gienmele: Seq par for paa bet
Rene msb g6ers gsilutning, uaar iss OUsrusieSs, bpab
Basanoaerns Gar siOrt ueb tiSlisere geilis5eoer. ia
Masasia 6Ieu ieu6t neb mig ouer Sssn iii ~lllutuma,
luiteoe ban al Os LOB mig tjGmpe aIsus mso 9Sa, 8ams
~birsberue. Ia Nasanbasrne bIsu isnSi msS about
asj Ben til GonOotOrO, fulste be bOm til llniOrO. us
ba be iaa @aniorOerns TONNE, loo be BAN Stittsu ca
itiol Omtrsnt uus bans Sorstosisr, % gbSuI a,i; gep
nautte llaa Jig irem isiennen 6ienbsn aIsRe paa 9eien
til 9onootOro. vi 9uos bar M mart I9rt, at Der ss
pes life ieissre 0isnnsife emo be Sn6isSte / lleanSa.
Seq tatter Gber Tor GOers ataaS; 9lattsns esb pl iss
meSbele Seer nit Guar
Saainart S.auIsp baUSs penct Observation-Disclosures
Gpsssn, LOB Sambusi SrisStrOmusn laa os meoSeIte
Grpe6itiousus 6olt, at be astsoe at isrs 8ris Matte Miors
gen. gaes anlistsr par preseos al ausit Os Gabisl,
Sa Stanlep Tom tiIbase. San iaurnsntalSte 6raut
Gocod % De andre 6srsre, u%ppitIeSe for BEN Sinseues
1ItOuS % BAD BEN ale tale aabsut at iiss lin Msnins
irit no. SITTER en- lang ysOlsn sreb suSeIis ben taYrs %
t~roparoiss 6oti3stibe Orbet
"9erre, ps pso lite. bpao mine Srsors tanier |
bsnns Sag; men iaa messt a Hart for mig, at ri iiaar
paa RanSm Of en- Spb aIsft, % at @asanSasrns oil
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16

Dollars I'll BEN. grsp poa benne, euer sao
ariore Rdaosr at jamie en- Smule I'll be fat.
iels MenHeiter, iOm uift naft.u bar sver,sn
yao eler aleber. Sab bore ON bet or al.
orig lao Tibet, ida er bet iiariommet til benz.
enbeer al bent ION Ispsr Der, bpor bet bIeu
en- COB Guliuo. ian aOot affe q Gts. rs gts.
% op til 1 Dollar.
sec oil osiaa meo bet Samme iaa Sob til
at fatte baaoe stils 9sirab % ale gnors,
ion' ira Iorse bar itreuet / Soften; bet CT
fteset bbsseiist at ie nosle Orb fra tit
S9orelaro % belit fra fin 5pocbpso.
O. g. @efboe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
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gi Ssnrp W. StauIep.
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CSortiat ira forrise 9tp)
3e baube lite feet mere emo fem intaa 8anocr neoe
a' SanOet, men be iaa iaa i~frobeIise no, at DC p'lt lite
un's bare b~pcrfen Mennelfer eler @obs.
Utter Senne llnberretnins nareoe Wasanbaerne ins
" 9'sre Snits enb at uenbe biem iaa fort iom muIist;
pore 9Obe al Snbfsbte, iom iamleSe fig paa 9ciSsrne,
p's'Oe 5rpstsn, Os 30 Der ubbrebte fig &yster ON, at
?ar Of f~iGmpemGsise arisere rptfebe Op fra Spo,
%p'Ce &c Is al StiIbeo til at Iuife afiteo os %foripneOe
y 'SsIl9 meo ipoe Yotster Tom Brouiant paa &siisn.
0e0 erpeOitionens WiebIemmsr blep srebns at Yanifen,
S'a''ts al benz f~oritat fig msuem 8asanoaerns. aae
"N''0t lann's m%OSfaIbne slnsit os 6orferbelie.
%aSanOa : SsuSinserne %iuofanSt fig SerfOr hos
sau"as9 ON eitsrmiSbaseu en- meset meoGaaet Sinoss
rr,%"'9 % baS BAN meobsle benz fin Se lutnins. San
~. GEM, at ban oar betemt paa at siue SambuSi en-
Su',oe' al @rpeNitionsns GienbsIs, buis be piISe nSs
s' IN @tmari4 to 0ase. SmiOIertiO itaISs Saa'
ss''S Hot oa optase SaIpbeIen al GrpeSitiOnen, mss
!, " ven anOen Reit ituIbe isIse IansS 9piten, inbtiI bet
!" 'ge.s0es benz at iinbe en- ubeboet 9, buOr be fnnSe
~ T." pte %lorelsbis. Senes uiIbs be lsse ben til frebes
.s"' StrSs sasr trobIe ben truenbe 1are; Manswas
'""e GAP TT Siialb tilfienbe.
NIo'ten ) ON 9itermiboasen bIeu Der bolbt NaaSs'
cunning prS Sambusi, buOr Der bIeu brsftet llbfs'
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
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nil snbos sipe lem SaIp6sIsn al ale be Berler, 3raab
os Gsi, iom ieg eier, iaa at &c bernleo fan berise babe
Gem ieIu oq aQe Ceres genne. Bar life bGnSe for
8anjorosrnsl ) RattenS Sob fan ri bpsse ct lao itGrtt
gGleuSrt omtrns 2eiren, at Ielu Sa6ba Jtesa Inlet ifuIoe
tuuns ubrette, ON ban par Der. Der er insen flor Care
psS, al ri bIper Der ct Bar Gage; men buis 5 psnSer
iilbase til 6abata Wteia uoen nit greu, iaa gaar ) ben
pisie Dob imsSs. Seq bar taIt!"
Sitter en- tort gauie, iom ban abiplbte uso at psrle
nosle gsmartniusr msb iine 6oIt, iDareoe Sambu;i:
"Stamlib, bu CT min Sen, 6eiierens Ben Os en- al llsaus
bas Ssnnr, os ies nil sierne OpfpIbe ate plister lises
o~psrior big. faa soOt ies fan. Wesn oa maa bsre Sunbs
beSsn: 8i fan life siore, bpab ba iorlanser. gi fan
lite psute Der to Gage ~irsnbeles, ia, lite eusdHs en-
Dag. gi ul tiampe imorssn, bet CT viit; % buis bu
trOr, at ies taller iuaSan at 5rpst, iaa itaI Su ie, bUOrs
ban jss bruser SppSet. 8isie 6oIt tisnber mig ira
tibIisere Gage, % be peb neset usl, at nit Sppo CT
itarpt os brinser 0soen. SmOrsen peo Solopsan9 oil
ri iiGmps, cs ri maa busse os frsm siennsm g8anio'
rosrns Tor OF uua Uganda. gi fan life tiGmps % tiIs
Iiss pare esirsn. 5pr, naar Senue aris snsaus sr be-
spnbt, iaa CT bet en- 6ris, Der uarer, ~iaaI9n9e nj Ieuer.
Obi bisis 6OIt sipr insen 5isnce til SlGpe, iOm 9Sas
sanbagne sisr. GerfOr sr Der fun en- NiuIisbeo for at
rsSSs port 9iu: at ri patter at % sisr Os fGrbise til
Iosst mat, os at ri brpber op imorssn tiSlis o. laar
es %isisuusm. Sig mig M JON bin Ben, buas bu aster
at sisre. Sl Su bIius Der, relic meo os, eQer. furisse
a, Naa inS Yoa Tn anSen gd9 9bi is maa iise big,