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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
THE PUTNAM MEMORIAL.
Hon. Ledyard Sill Raises slIoo Toward
Clearing the Estate of Debt.

Some few years since, the Hon. Geo.
F. Hoar rescued almost from oblivion
the name of Gen. Rufus Putnam of rev.
dictionary times. He clearly proved
the right of this modest hero of the rev.
olution to high place in the estimation
of all the American people. 1t is
question whether this later Gen. Put
nam will not in time outshine in history
his famous namesake, by reason of the
greater Importance of his services to
the cause of our independence.
Senator Hoar supplemented his work
Of discovery of Putnam by making
an effort to rescue the homestead of
Putnam, situated in Rutland, from de-
struction, and to this end arranged for
its purchase.
The first board of trustees has been
superseded by the recent appointment
by the probate court of Senator Hoar.
Col. Stoddard and B. w. Potter, who
now have charge, but it is intended,
eventually, so soon as the Indebtedness
is cleared off, to transfer the estate to
the state board of public reservations
for their perpetual care.
At the earnest solicitation of Senator
Hoar, before his leaving for Washing
ton, Hon. Ledyard Bill of Paxton CON
SCIlLGu " dlu III Lie WOTh I'll IdlSluS Tue
necessary funds. AS a result of his
efforts, $1100 has been contributed to-
ward the cancellation Of the mortgage
on the house and land in Rutland. The
money has been given by Stephen Sails
bury, George f. Hoar, William E. Rice,
P. W. Moen, A. George Bullock, Albert
Curtis, o. B. Hadwen, E. a. Goodnow,
c. Henry Hutchins, w. S. B. Hopkins,
James Logan, Horace Wyman, Bethany
Storer of Ohio, Rodney Wallace Of
Fitchburg. Some of the above-named
gentlemen have previously given quite
literally towards the same object The
cost of the property was some $4,000.
several years since, and at that time
some $500 was raised, but the whole
matter has been allowed to rest till the
present. Mr. Bill has given his serv-
ices gratuitously to the board of trus-
tees, as he takes a lively personal in
terest in the preservation of this historic
house, for the benefit of all lovers of
their country and especially of it's ear
lier Heroic characters.
It is confidently expected that other
gentlemen here and elsewhere will give
this patriotic undertaking a "helping
hand -
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
STATE HOUSE. BOSTON, Feb l. 1898.
The COMMITTEE ON ROADS and Bridges

VIII give hearing to parties interested in
house bill No. $780, relative to legislation
as to state highways, at room No. 42s
state house, on TUESDAY, Feb sth. at
II. 80 o'clock a. M
j. c. BENNETT, Chairman.
ROMEO E. ALLEN,
-- Clerk Of the Committee.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
AMONG THE BOWERS.
Interest in Today's r. our Match-Wir
throps Going to Marlboro.

Worknlen We're engaged all day Sun
day at j. P, Whites bowling alleys put
ting things in readiness for the 12-hour
bowling match to be rolled today be-
tween Norton and Mccain. The in
terests Of the establishment win be Civ
en- up to the bowling match today, and
the other alleys will be occupied by
chairs for spectators of the match The
workmen have arranged $50 chairs from
any one of which an excellent view OF
the progress of the match an be OBJ
tanned. Each chair is numbered, and a
purchaser holds his seat for the entire
IL hours Of the match. An admission
fee Of 10 cents will be charged to the
hall and chairs will be sold at 25 and 50
cents, which will include admission A
seat check gives the purchaser the right
to enter and leave the alley as often as
ne wishes, while those who do not have
checks will be obliged to pay admission
as many times as they wish to enter
The match is exciting much interest
among the bowlers Of the city, and
there is likely to be considerable betting
on the result. At present Norton, by
reason OF his previous experience and
victories in such matches, Is the favorite.
but Mccain has good following who
will pin their faith on him. The match
will be started at o'clock and will be
refereed by f. r. Hill Rolla Walbridge
will score the match. Proprietor White
intends, IL the receipts from the sale Of
admissions and seats viii warrant the
expenditure, to have an orchestra at the
alleys during the afternoon and evening
to cheer UP the bowlers
Capt Hennessey of the Winthrop
bowling team went to Marlboro sun
day and arranged for a match with the
Marlboro team at regulation pins to be
roaled toniEht at Marlboro.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
HISTORY OF THE FOSTER FAMILY.

Col, Fred C. Pierce of 100 Washington
street Chicago Ill, is engaged in com
piling the history and genealogy of the
Foster Family in America, from the time
of the first arrival in the Massachusetts
Bay Colony in 1885 10 the present time.
This family includes a number of emf
grant ancestors, as via be seen by refer
ence To Savage. and all viii be fully
traced in the forthcoming work. 1t is eX-
tremely doubtful If any other family, or
descendants of this family for one genera
tion. took any more prominent part in the
early history of Massachusetts than those
of the Fosters. John Foster was an early
printer in Boston, and took an active part
in province affairs He designed the coat
of-arms of the state OF Massachusetts,, and
there is strong probability that the crest
was copied from the Foster coat-of-arms.
Governor Hutchinson and his brother.
Judge Hutchinson. the former the acting
colonial governor of Massachusetts during
the revolutionary war. and for some time
prior. and a very prominent citizen, were
both connected with the Foster family
Among others who were very prominent
were Hon. Jedediah Foster judge of Wor-
cester county, and most estimable citi-
zen; Hon. Theodore Foster, member Of
congress from Rhode Island; Hon. Abial
Foster. member of congress from New
Hampshire for two terms: Hon. Dwight
sets; Hon. Lafayette S. Foster Of Con-
neeticut, who was president of the United
States for one day after President Lincoln
was assassinated and before Andy John
son was inaugurated: Hon. Charles Eos
ter of Ohio, governor of the state; Hon.
John w. Foster OF Indiana. well known
politician; Hon. George S. Boutwell, of
Massachusetts, secretary of the treasury
in President Grants cabinet.
Col. Pierce has compiled and published
more historical and genealogical works
than any other person in the United
States, and all persons by the name OF
Foster, or descendants OF persons by this
name, are requested to send their address
to him in Chicago.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
ART LEAGUE EXHIBITION.
The School Room EXHIBIT Proving Very
Attractive al the Library.

Over 1000 persons had visited the Art
League exhibition when it closed Sat
urday. Of whom nearly 600 came Sat
urday. When the doors We're opened
Saturday afternoon % school children
and teachers We're found to be waiting.
There were so many little folk that a
policeman was sent for with view to
keeping them in order, but they kept
themselves in order, and the officer
spent the afternoon resting" as he said
A policeman was also engaged for the
evening in anticipation of a still larger
crowd, but the visitors were not SC
numerous as earlier in the day The
sum total for the day was 594. 1t would
seem that the persons, both adult and
juvenile, who are interested enough to
90 to tie exhibition, belong, as a rule,
10 the class that knows how to behave
Itself in places of public entertainment.
Sunday afternoon the rooms were
visited by large number, which had
reached liz within an hour of the open
ing, and extended far beyond this
figure by closing time. The elevator
runs during the hours Of exhibition
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
Worcester Five Gents SQViIgS Bunk.
NOTICE TO DHPOSITORS.

Depositors are requested to present
their Deposit Books for verification in
accordance with Sect. Al, Chapter 3I7, of
the Acts of 1904.
j. STEWART BROWN,
Treasurer.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
THE WORCESTER--
------- MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
Interior Decorations,
MISS H. A. SMITH,
10 Harvard st.

Houses decorated and furnished
complete when desired. Cano-
Ties, Portieres, ETC., made and
put up to order.
Agent for the Associated Artists of N. Y.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07

Cary are to sing in st. John on the 14th
and 18th of March.
Commencing the Sd inst, the r. NJ S.
Prince Rupert leaves St. Tohn for Dig
by on Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 7.15 a. m, returning same days,
The Restigouche Salmon Club will ap-
ply to parliament for an act to bring
the club under the jurisdiction of the
dominion.
mines at Lake George in York county
being soon reopened, or rather of new
mines being opened in that vicinity.
Lieut.. Col. Domville. just returned
from the west said the people of the
east had no idea Of the vastness of the
country in the west Col. Domville does
not advise any one to go to the Klon-
dixie unless possessed Of good constitu-
ton and at least $1,000
The Manhattan Steamship Company,
which was formed in New York re-
Gently for the purpose of operating a
line OF steamships between New York
Maine and the maritime provinces, has
elected J. ]. Hillman president and
II. j. Newcomb general manager. Con-
tracts have been given for the construc-
ton of three steel, twin-screw, high
speed freight and passenger steamers.
P. E. ISLAND.
The executive committee of the Sun
day School Association of P e. Island
elected the following delegates to attend
the meeting of the international Sunday
school convention, to be held in London,
Eng, next July; Rev. John Goldsmith
president, Rev. ]. w. Kirby, Rev. D.
sutherland and Rev w. H Wassen.
Times are dull on the island, so are
the markets. Measles, mumps and scar
let fever are very prevalent. Real win
ter weather prevails The mercury is
anywhere from Is to 81 below, with
neaYy snow storms, that have played
havoc with country travelling
The breakwater built at New London
last winter at considerable expense to
the country has been swept away This
is the second time the breakwater has
gone.
W. j. O'Reilly of the Singer Manufac-
turing Company of Charlottetown, and
Miss Eugene Marie Benoi we're married
IN St Dunstan's Cathedral Jan. 81, by
his lordship, Bishop Mcdonald.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
BILLIARDS AT THE CASINO.

The members of the Casino Club will
be entertained this evening by an exhi-
bition billiard match between Lew
Shaw, champion Of Canada, and Maxim
Thomas, one of the best billiardists of
the club The match will take place at
the Casino rooms and will be for 300
points, 1S-inch balk line. Following the
match Champion Shaw will give an ex-
hibition of finger billiards, of which he
is a master. The exhibition win be for
members only
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
BASE BALL AT HOLY CROSS,
TWENTY-FIVE Candidates Turn Out to
Meet Coach eurkett

Jesse Burkett Of the Cleveland Ma
tional League base bali team, who mas
been engaged as coach of the Holy
Cross base ball team, met the candi-
dates for the team in the old gym
nasium, Sunday afternoon. Burkett ad-
dressed the men and impressed upon
them what would be required of each
while engaged training The pros
poets for strong team are considered
good by the coach, as most of the MEM
bers of last years team are in college,
and the appearance of the new material
gives evidence of ability. Capt. Fox
had about rs men out, and this number
VIII engage in practice in the cage
Tuesday, The cage is located In the old
gymnasium, which has been fitted up
with steam pipes for the comfort Of the
men. Burkett will commence his duties
Tuesday afternoon.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
damtester aaiIp SPY.
CITY NEWS.
THE NorRE DAME K1RMEss

The kirmess for the benefit of Notre
Church will open at Ste. Faniile Hall,
Feb. 10, and will continue until mid
night of the 22d. Sunday, Feb. 20, Rev.
FIR. Desmarais, who has been for some
time missionary in the Klondike coun-
try. will preach at the 10.30 mass at
Notre Dame, and in the evening will
deliver a lecture on Klondike for the
benefit of the kirmess.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
PARENTS AND HoUsEHoLDERs

are requested to take notice OF the pro-
visions of chapter IA of the acts of 1897, TO
wit:
Section 6 : Parents shall. within forty
tbsref or cansa sicS u nofica ~ he giva
to the clerk Of the city or town in which
such child is born.
Every householder shall, within forty
days after the date of birth occurring in
his house, give notice thereof. or cause
such notice to be given to the clerk Of the
city or town in which he resides.
Section S-Any parent, keeper, superin-
tendent or other person required by sec
ton six of this act to give or cause to be
given notice of birth, who neglects to
give the required notice or cause the same
to be given for ten days after 1t is due,
shall for each offense forfeit not exceeding
five dollars
f. H. TOWNE, City Clerk.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
GENERAL DOMINION NOTES.


Mckenzie and Mann will commence
operations under charter procured two
years ago by Alexander Begg, an old
Ontario newspaper man. Mr.. Begg,
m his foresight, it is said, nets
It has been decided to hold big
military tournament at Toronto on MAY
18th, 18th and 14th. An effort is to be
fax
An order in council has been passed
authorizing the issue of modus vivendi
licenses to American fishing vessels in
the waters of the Atlantic, as has been
IN vogue for the last ten years.
McGiH University, while considered
very wealthy, has a larger deficit this
year than ever before, amounting to
$40, 900 on revenue The total deficit now
amounts to $449, 900.
The Montreal customs house receipts
for the last month show an increase of
S154,000 over the same month last year.
Montmorency falls is frozen over in a
solid wall of ice; also an ice bridge is
formed at st. Anne de Beaupre, the
first time in sixty wears.
Mr.. SERVER, NJ. p, Of Huntingdon,
has accepted the lieutenant governor
ship of the northwest territories in sue
ton of Hon. john Costigan he sat longer
in the commons than any other man.
A report comes from Edmonton that
valuable discoveries of gold have been
made on the Lizard river
A large deputation, representing the
nickel industries of Canada, interviewed
the government today to ask for impo-
sition Of an export duty on nickel ana
copper ores. The deputation pointed out
that there is only one other nickel de-
post in the world which compares with
those at Sudbury, namely, the mines at
New Caledonia
D. Mann, the contractor, who will
build the Stickine-Teslin railway said:
I'VE will lose no time about getting
under way. AS soon as the line is To-
Gated we will send in one thousand more
men. These will be sent through Glen
ora to start grading The third party
will comprise about three thousand men.
We will build a hundred and fifty miles
in hundred and twenty days"
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-07
STATE HOUSE. BOSTON. Feb. 4. 1898
THE COMMITTEE ON COUNTIES
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
STATE HOUSE, BOSTON. Feb. l. 1898
THE COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE

Will give hearing to parties interested in
the report Of the state board of agricul-
ture relative to the determination of the
gypsy moth, and other bills relative to the
same matter, at room No. 453, state house,
on THURSDAY, Feb. TO- at 1870 o'clock
a. m.
HARDING r. BARBER. Chairman
GEORGE e. BEMIS,
Clerk of the Committee.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

Set sr guslinssns Sell, Of ban altiO al.
ier fs for iDi.elisers susr uigi.sIiesre euo
ban e.. - Gottbs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
General Warimo Gomez.

"Naar ieg / 1868 GAP op min unis
form og Sitting Tom Mtaiur / ben
ipunIte arme, bd bar bet, foroi ieg
oioite. at buts jss bebplot oisie Ting,
piloe ieg en- Dag msoe mine gsrn pua
Slagmartsn forat betiamps benz i be-
res retfGrnige 5ragten efter Sribeo."
0isIe Orb al ben gamle fGores
I~anosiinneoe General etper os Rselen
til hans itore Spofrelier og Iigeiaa
fore 2ipsgierning.
Sra 2ppes's lergelise Orb til Iii
aarstrigens ubbruo par Der moi
enieIts, Der prsoeb at ajere npset for
Gubas Sag; men gait gift bet benz a1e,
gn MenneIfepen Ipm Iauero benrette.
oes, en- 0into % en- grtrumpes belt.
Stiebne meb BAN. 3igepel porte Sri.
bebsbspGselfen paa Cuba, og oa Der
betienbte @opofut Gespsoes | Sttobel
1868 reiIts 5ribebsfanen / Yaru, Hut
tebs suIener ia til bans S~tanoarb
Spreaanesmnnbenes Blob bdpoe sic'
bet Ssribeoens 4ser. 9ldnbt bisie Sh:
Iener par 8omes. Denne MI iua BE-
rsmte 8snsrdl, hsrer til en- CANINE
aoelis SlGst, Der bar tat opbe Marts'
/ Spanisns Siitorie. Gn at hans Spr
frbre tiGmpebe foran 8ranabas Mu
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
24oe aarsana,

"garmbiertise Cub. Oct Pr mr..
Dor Iliee...."
ga, aliee, Tom Ou life uilos Tim.
inb, Tom bu iuseOe bort ioooro;,..
aa, Rolpb. Sub itraF.oe bio boa,,.,.
Ss ben itdffurs Mooer folbt 5,n;na
los ON paa 9ulpet.
"9or Ilice. -" mumIeb, @r,.a,
og ibet ban tnelsbe neo peb 9ot+.,.
Gig, itrss ban bet bruno Soor tirb,, ;,
fra benoes bpibe ganbs.
"5or tent, for fent", psoblep bor ~, ,
ben famine utpoelise, mumlsnos ma
be. "5or ient!"
Sa ban retite fig ia TN trrr,rh.
Sitting, bapoe bans gine en- ir,rl
mec, bib SLAMS. Gnbnu en- g,r.
iaa ban paa lin bpbe 0uttsr. oer,f,..
paa ben bsptbitlSie 9uitru % 6rso la
ub | en- ubpsgelis Fierenoe Qctt,r
gan bar blepsn Danpittis.
Oct er Sommer. og ben lille sirs,,
gaarO busner al 8lpmiter. Gn 0os.
beItsrap sr netop bl.oet graost Der. 0,
TO Sitter er blepet ientst neo ! BEN
Paa bet lille Sors sr ire Raone trbriS.
Jet:
Rolp6 % Marp Grant og @uice. 81.
res eneIte Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Sea hor n,rIia life emit FABIAN

Sea bar nsmlig life 2pt FABIAN
uoen pibsrt at iro Sneatius 8onneup
pda bans Orb / bette 8apitel, for les
fodr pibe, bpor han bar fin 9isoom
fro. Heipiii CT ban life bum; men ban
or riItnot mere pclititsr enb 8ioens
ffabsmauo, % ppIititerne tager bet 10
lille oltio lad nsis, ON be blser uo meo
Ct oa dnoet "minore bel %ooerpeist." noar
bet blot pasisr for I%nlebntnssn.
Wr. apeIoulf giper o9ida ct Var
Splpsninaer, ION isg artdr, moa pGre
noost glpi ior hers eno mig. Seq
troebe iaalebes life, bet egentlig tunoe
iiges, at man paa R. Gb. Hafts egeit
Sio git uo fra Sprosene, fom bet
~iitreits MGrte pon 5olteilG9t'tdb.
Seq troebe, at bet nstop par Erasmus
Gbriitian Ra1t, lom par 8runolGgge'
rem al ben fammenlignenbe S~progols
benitab. % at man fro bans 9eb %
uboOsr fiji mere og mere Giet pp for
benre 9ioenitabs getponing % RGts
tepiobe. 2igelaa trpeoe ieg, at bet
eqsrtIig CT Rasmus RaitS b~sremmelige
Bonbrinqer | 2liier, man bar at tatte
for. al Der pcre 8age oprettes Care
'tcle t iammenIiguenbe Gprogpioena
TAB peb nle 'tprre llnipsrfitetsr. Wen
at itubere Spro9ilrqtitub tor life
rare iua lungt fra bet famine iom at
ituoere 5OlisilpgtTtab gjennsm
Sproget dltida. Sua hsrne 9ioenitab
ian lite pGre faa rent ail9gs oIiespel.
Srnulf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

ban trpebe gobt ON, fpes gubas Sag.
SeIp bar ban faat uianige Saar, be
ipanae Mpnbisbsbsr bar TAT ub fore
geIsnninssr for bans 9opeo, men enb
leper % temper ben 9amle. Cab ps
baabs, ban fer fin 9rsm pirteligsjprt
- ct frit auba. 9a bill ben gamle
6elt ia fdat ben bebiie 2sn for i'm fore
2ipsaiernins. GortiGttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
2tru,cniIf Worpnatidif.

"qftonblaoets" 8orreiponoent |
apntantinupel f~triper: Oct sr ~panItes
liat nsiogtis at rpsi antulet AZ oe
Rennefslip, fom er gdat table unoer
be armsniIte Wproerisr og man er ber'
for benpiit til at bplce Jig til ben tpra
tife StatiItit. - Stisnt SDrterue al
gobe 9runoe neppe bar ppgipet mere
eno Salpbslen, sr Stutiititen bog tpbss
Zig NOT. Den Ter iuulebes ub:
Irmeniers, br9bte at 5roppernt
80, 745. lspenbe branpts 4rmeniers 49,,
291, Irmeuiere musiutrerebs al 5prs
terne 1884, @rmsniers bebe / 8ana.
ilerne q 1857, @rmenisre beoe at Sui.
og Suloe 24,421, foripunbns pg ilpg,
tebe Irmsniers 100,132 eIer ialt 287,,
931 WmneIelip!
Set CT guslinssus Sell, Of ban altio al.
isr Fs for iDi.elissrs susr uigiteliatre en-,
$50, a. Qln.tk.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
&umoridifc Hetsiascr ira
Spnoon.

Tpr pmtrent ct Ior 'ioen uoRsOt1
ben sneelite Igerbrugsmtniitsr en- SorI
proning, Der paabso, at oiS'e clad
Sunbe itulos bore en- nRrmert opoiui
Sort Munoturo. 0enne 6orronir1
patte en- meget lepenoe llpiIie, % 0cmI
'trlens bar fra bet 9ieblit pay,t 00cI
lasiebe mso Eager MOB Qinitri0ioI
Meoboresre cg Meoborserinoer, Ss1
life pilbe onpenbe WunoturOsu, iom |
beres Zine er ct felt SorturintuI
ment.
5orIeben Dag fob 'ooIeoes fc1
Stranten en- ung Suiorlojtnont McI
resbp Gbinrerp. Der to0mtsS BAN si
Bob paa bsnpeb 200 ar, ben hpiefI
Bob, fom tun ibpmmeS for oenm forl
feelIe. Oct tom a. at 2sitrartcr qitnI
tagne 9dnge bar paret itraTet frj
famine 2opopertr9belIe. Sio'ts 8ar]
bet ftebe, tog ban Munoturpen al 6unI
ben enbnu famine Dag, ban barb. iaasl
Sommen, oe ertlereoe for SonitobtI
len, Der optog Rapport opsr BAN, Al
intet itulbe tpinee BAN iii at pine i'd
Sunb peo of putte oens 0oOeo inN |
en- Staaltraaosbielm, Der ttlIioit moa;I
te sisre 9pret gait. Nsi, faa piIos lad
beaer inbeipe fin 0emisiiun o9 sou
2anbFpetiebeb meo TN t~rofaite Ben.
0aeen efter 2ritnunter itoN II
Sagfsrer Gatlc Worsfolo for StranI
fen for famine Jorieelfe. Sg / g8r}
nab al Suriit bsnptteoe ban 2sjIigbcI
BEN til at trattere 0cmmsrcr, I'll
Sobn Bridge, meb fslsenbs lille, gonI
Ne originate Sale:
Seq peb nuturligpis m.s.t Soa d
iuribiit bar ieg uret, pg at 0ereS 9fiI
beo pil blipe nebt til at ibemme nil
9sber, men ieg bill gisrne her oH,ntIi1
iige min Wening pm I]serbru9Smtnii
iteren. albrig bar man / Storbritdi
MEN gipet en- iaa 'tupio Orbrs. 9OiI
2open par lies for ale, piloe ie9 6'l
mig uoen at inn, men man bar bl
itabt en- IoItilelis me[lem cisis 9urN1
iOm bar COB til at bioe, og andre, loH1
bperten bar Cop til at abe, bI0s sAtI
trrite @sirst. : Srlano og BdI'j
er Munbturpen life obligdtort't, It9dt
iaa libt Tom I 9eponIbirs. boor a8'rj
brugsmtniItersn bar Gienoommt, trIl
Ter mango @enner pg oil leoe | 5oJ
Sp~ritaaelfe meb fine Nuboer. ~
gieutdgsr, at Sororoningen sr lI8''ai
urstferbis Tom itupio, Og ben bar ~
fprminbItst Intalet at gale 6unoe.
Salsn ian 10 ipnss notiou rsps'1
itribig, men Sir Sobn grioge par
famine Mening ipm Wonoet.
"9e bar abiolut Ret," ia9oe han Il
BAN. "2opsn, Tom icg oeSoGrrs ma
onpenbe mob Dem, er albsles lotofll
lite beito minore mod De bs'aIe Y
/ Multt. Wen inbisnoer 0s en- 9t
fsaninq til 9arlomsntet ON at anu
lsre Winiitersns 5rroronin& loa 10y
tuu til mig, ies pil siernc latte ny
Paon unber GnTeoningen."