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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
By EDWARD McAEE & SON.
Mortgagee's Sale.

VIII be sold at public auction at tho
office OF Edward McCabe & Son, 524
Westminster street, Providence IL. L.,
on Wednesday, May 81, 1899 at II
o'clock noon, by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain deed
of mortgage made To the Smithfield
Savings Bank dated November |.
1899, and recorded IN the Office of the
records or deeds. In said city of Prov
idence. in Real Estate Mortgage Book
No. 1876, at page 1903, the conditions
OF said deed of mortgage having been
broken
A certain lot OF land with all the i'm
provements thereon. situate in said city
Of Providence, and is bounded and de-
scrlbed as follows. viz: Beginning on
the northerly side of Tockwotten street.
about ninety 900 feet easterly from
Traverse street. at land of heirs of or
formerly of heirs OF Thomas Ryan;
theHce running n0rtherly on a line at
right angles with said ToCkwottcr
street. and bounded westerly on said
Ryan land, one hundred and>~4 45-1Oo
OQ0.4E feet. TO land OF or formerly oe
the Providence Gas company; thence
turning right angle and running east.
erly. bounding northerly on said Gas
company's land thirty-five and 22-10l
feet TO land OF or formerly OF the city
Of Providence thence turning "A rigE
angle and running southerly. bounding
easterly on land of or formerly OF said
city of Providence. one hundred ana
4j-100 feet TO said Tockwotten street.
thence turning right angle and runs
ming westerly thirty-five and 22-100
(35.22) feet TO point of beginning.
point Of beginning.
Being 81 portion Of one OF the parcels
described i'm said mortgage deed, th3
remainder having been released by said
mortgage.
Also that lot of land. with all the i'm
provements thereon. situated on the
northwest corner Of Brook and Took
wotten streets. I'm sad city OF Provi-
dence. and Is bounded as follows. viz:
Beginning at said corner and running
thence nortkerly bounded easterly by
said Brook street one hundred and
45-l00 O0O.45) feet 10 land of or formerly
OF John Cronin and wife. thence turn
ing an angle OF 80 degrees IS minutes 80
seconds and running westerly bounding
northprlv on said Cronin's land forty
five 2c-l0O (i526) feet 20 land OF or for
merly OF said city of Providence. thence
turning to an angle Of 90 degrees. ard
running southerlv bounding westerly
on said city's l1nd one hundred 45-100
OO04 45) feet 10 said Brook street. anc
thence easterly bounded southerlv nv
said Brook street forty-fvc 22-i00
(i5.22) feet 20 the point ~ beginning.
containing t5f4 36-1C0 square feet OF
la~d
~ 0rssr ~ tNe Nfo~t~a~ee who here
b. 1ivts r1t'ce ~ its r1'cntlon 10 bid
~ th liorr described pronertv az
rrov'dsnec n. l.. May .. 1900
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
The HORSE DIED.
B|atchford Fined SIS For Cruelty
0Verdriving Animal.
Claimed He hitched Horse While He Was
Eating and II Was Stolen.

George Blatchford was tried in tho
Sixth district court today on the charge
OF cruelty to a horse, belonging to Mrs.
George II. Slade. The complaint was
made by Agent Smith, Of the anti
cruelty society. The horse was Mr..
SHADES favorite animal and IL was
taken by Blatchford, who was in charge
of her stable, without her permission.
on Sunday, April 80. The horse when 1t
came back on Monday was completely
tagged out, was suffering terribly and
died i'm the stall. The horse had beeu
i'll and should have been kept in the
stable for treatment, rather than have
been taken out for long drive. Mrs.
Slade. i'm her testimony, intimated that
Blatchford, her stable manager. was
under the influence OF liquor on the
day in question.
According TO other evidence offered
Blatchford left the horse on Potter's
avenue. IL was led home and twice
nearly dropped from exhaustion when
on the way to the barn. AS soon as lt
was placed i'm the stall IL fell and was
unable to rise again. The man who
found the horse and buggy. said that
when he found the rig two men, whom
These men said that Blatchford was
not with them; but about this time
Blatchford was at the Slade stable and
had htched up and insisted upon ~driv-
ing out another horse. Mrs. Slade was
rotified and went to the stable and
compelled him 20 give up the horse and
To go home. Patroiman John IL. Smith
testified TO seeing Blatchford and two
men in the buggy 20 which the horse
was hitched. This was Sunday night.
and at that time the three men were ar
ranging 10 drive to Sandy Fenner's for
more drinks. DIR. Durham. a vcterin-
airy surgeon. testified that the appear
ance Of the horse after death was that
OF a very much over-driven and tired
out animal.
BiatchfOrd's defense was that he wns
doctorlng the horse and drove the mare
Tor exercise. He went out on an errant
and hitchcd the horse while he YVES
getting something 20 eat. While he
was eating somebody stole the horse.
lie went back To the barn To get an
other horse that he might hunt Up the
missing rig. lie did not tell Mrs. Sinds
that the horse was stolen.
The court adjudg,' the prisoner 10 -
guilty and sentenced him TO ray me
Of s25 and costs. An appeal was taken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
AGAINST LAWLESSNESS.
Proclamation issued to Mine Owners
Of ShOshOne County.
All Miners Employed Underground Must
Obtain Certificates.

Wardner, Idaho, May 9.--At confer
ence last night between Bartlett Sim
clair. Gen. Merriam. Sheriff France
and Judge Lindley. the following proc
lamation was issued:
"To the Mine Owners of Shoshone
County:
Certain organizations or combina-
tions existing in Shoshone county have
shown themselves 10 be criminal in
purpose by procuring property to be de-
stroyed and murder TO be committed,
by reason whereof II has been twice
necessary TO declare martial law in
ShOshone county. You are therefore
notified that men belonging TO said or
other criminal organizations during the
continuance of martial law must cease
their unlawful acts. In case this dec
laration is not obeyed, your mines will
be closed.
Therefore. in order TO carry into ef-
feet the spirit ofthe foregoing notice
and restore the industries of the dis
trict as far as possible. IL becomes
necessary TO establish a system by
which miners may obtain work.
"The following is promulgated for
the guidance of all mine owners and
employees in the affected district:
All parties applying for underground
work in any of the mines will be re-
quired TO obtain from DIR. Hugh France
a permit authorizing said person so APP
plying TO seek for and obtain employ
ment. Mine owners must refuse en-
ployment TO all applicants for under
ground work without presentation by
parties seeking employment of a duly
signed certificate authorizing the same.
All parties now under employment by
any OF the mines above named will be
required to procure within ten days
from this date the certificate above re-
ferred to as a condition of their re-
naming in the service of their respec-
tive companies"
By order OF the governor and COM
mander- inc chief.
(SignedD BARTLETT SINCLAIR.
State Auditor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
Watsun's Appointment

Washington, day 9.-In regard to the
order assigning Rear Admiral Watson
TO the command Of the Asiatic station
to succeed Admiral Dewey when he Is
ready to return To this country, Ii was
said that no direct request for the re-
lief of Admiral Dewey from his present
duty had come to the navy department.
Admiral Dewey had sent word to the
navy department some time ago that
he did not want to come home while
matters i'm the Philippines were criti-
cal. on August 49, 1898. the day fol-
lowing the signing of the peace proto-
oof. Secretary Long cabfet Adrnfraf
Dewey that his presence in Washing
ton might oe needed for consultation in
the peace negotiations. and in dis
patch dated Manila, August 20, the ad-
miral said:
II trust II may not be necessary TO
order me to Washington. Should re-
gret very much TO leave here while
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
Fired on Accommodating Party
Wounding Maj. Digg|ey.
Return Of Admiral pewey---|t is Not
Probable He Will Ask to Be De-
taChed Before July |.

matters remain in present critical con.
dition."
To this dispatch Secretary Long sent
the following answer on August "a:
THE president has received your
telegram and will respect your wishes
and not direct you to leave your present
duty"
Since them 1t has been regarded as
certain that Admiral Dewey would not
desire to leave for home until after
normal conditions had been restored In
the Philippines. He was appointed a
member OF the Philippines commission
with that understanding. The prospect
OF the restoration of peace in very
short time, through the surrender OF
Aguinaldo. has caused the president
and the secretary of the navy TO give
some consideration recently to the
question OF recalling Admiral Dewey to
assume less arduous duties at home,
but the matter was not seriously con-
sidered until wfthin tie past few days.
On Friday a telegram was received at
the state department from President
Schurman of the Philippines commits
sion, in which he expressed the hope
that. If Admiral Dewey were TO be re-
called, he might be retained as q MEM
Der of the commission In an advisory
capacity to the government at Wash-
ington. This was taken to be an in
direct expression of Admiral Dewey's
desires, and after a consultation todsy
between the president and Secretary
Long. it was decided 10 assign Admiral
Watson to the Asistic station. so that
he might relieve Admiral Dewey when
the latter was ready 10 leave for Wash
ngton. Neither the president nor Sec
retary Long knows when Admiral Dew
ey will start for the United States. but
1t is supposed that he will not ask for
detachment until the first Of July at
the earliest.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
ROBBERS RAID
A BREWERY.
Ov0rpOWer and Bind the En-
gineer and WatChman.
BOTH UNDER GUARD AN HOUR
In The Meantime Others Of the Gang Sue
csed In Blowing The Safe 0pen
MORE THAN Sl4oO IN BOOTY SECURED
Five Hundred Dollars Of This In Cash Robbers
Wear Handksrcheis Over Faces Gang fIsss
AilerRdIIng Strong Box
MORE THAN s14oO IN BooTySECURED

Wilmington. Del, May 9.-Six robbers
overpowered Emil Meyer. the watch
man, and Frederick FesLing, the engi-
neer. at the Bavaria brewery. at Fifth
and Dupont streets today and then
blew open the safe in the office, secur-
ing over S1400 more than $500 being in
cash. The robbers appeared about 2
o'clock. Testing was at work in the
engine room when he heard a step be-
hind him. Turning around he looked
into the barrel of a revolver. He was
pushed into a small storeroom, where
a second rohber was waiting. The two
tied the engineer hand and soot. He
could hear other men drilling on the
safe I'm the office.
About that time the whistle which is
connected with the safety valve began
10 blow. Testing knew 1t meant that
the water m the boiler was low. Cow
cred by revolvers Testing was allowed
to fill the boilers. This done ne was
pushed back into the closet. Then there
was an explosion. The guards, hitting
Testing a blow in the mouth ran out
OF the building. He struggled 10 get
loose, and when he was exhausted Emil
Meyer came into the room with rope
hanging from his feet and arms. He
hastily cut his fei,ow workman loose.
. Meyer -wife-wss-tls ut the brewery
at O'clock. said rs h, neare1 the gate
four men sprang upon hirn. bound him
and ca acried him 10 the second floor into
the office. Two men stool guard over
him for an hour.
Alter the explosion occurred keyer's
guards ran Oft, and he sIccseled in
getting loose. Neither man coald give
an accurate description cf the brrglers
They said they wore waite hlndktr-
ch.efs over their faces.
About s,t0 worth OF reveaue stamps
in the safe were OVERLOOKED by the
tiieves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
bmArinan Sailors DISCHARGED.

Astoria. May 9.-The hearing under
tho writ Of habeas corpus brought for
the release Of the twelve sailors who
were placed on the British BARK How
ard II. Troop from the steamer Column
DTa TasF T'TT1HV. TVEUrrcd III fOur or inc
men who were admitted Co be American
citizens. being ordered discharged. the
court holding that they could not be
held on an English ship. The examina-
tion Of the other sailors will be held to-
day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
VIII Study Coral Formations.

San Francisco. May 9.-Dr. J. c.
Banner. head OF the department OF
geology OF Stanford university. with
party of students. will leave that in
stitution today for the purpose OF
stu lying the coral formations along the
Brazilian coast. The data gathered by
the expedition viii be published by
Harvard university
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
Like Canned Roast essi.

Washington. May 9.--The war de-
partment received a dispatch from the
cOmmissary OF subsistence at Van
couver. Wash, today saying:
"Rampart City Circle City. Alaska,
ask for 10, 740 pounds OF canned roast
beef. They have tried IL ana apparent
ly like IL. Is there any objection to
seniing it?"
The request for the beef has been ap-
proved by the war department. and IL
will be sent 10 the troops I'm Alaska.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
eeaconsiield's Nephew Injured.

London, May 9.-Mr. Conaning Ralph
Disraeli, nephew and heir OF tho late
Lord Beaconsheld and member of par
liament for the Atinchim division Of
Cheshire was thrown from his bicycle
today. He struck upon his head and
was so badly injured that he had to be
conveyed In cab to Hughenden man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
The fonemah kiII Strike.

Fifty more non-union men resumed
work at the Ponemah cotton mills i'm
Taftville today. The situation as re-
CARDS the union men is practically un-
changed. A meeting was held last
night at which the union men decided
to remain out until the company should
meet their demands for a 10 per cent.
increase.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
Rscsption 10 ihs General Assembly.

Cards were issued today by Governor
and Mrs. Elisha Dyer requesting the
pleasure OF the company OF the officials
OF Che state at reception 90 be given
To the members Of the General Assem-
bly, ON Wednesday. May H.. from I 90
%. m, at their residence, No. Ia Pow
er street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
cnll.l YaI % 81. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. May 9.-The gunboat Nash
Vile cast anchor FOR the night near
Cape Girardeau. Mo-. i3i miles south OF
this city. Capt. Maynard announced
that the gunboat should arrive here
wednesday noon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
The MolInsu1 Case.

New York. May 9.-The grand jury
heard large number of witnesses in
the Molineux case today, among them
being chief of Detectives McCluskey.
Harry Cornish. the hand writing ex-
perts. Kinsley Ames. Hay. Frasier. Os-
borne. Tyrell and DIR. Hitchcock and
Prof Withouse.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
Personal BraYarY.

Manila, April 2. via San Francisco.
May 9.-Instances OF personal bravery
have been quite as numerous In the
American army I'm the Philippines a9
during the Cuban campaign, but the
correspondents have not had the SANG
opportunity 10 chronicle these deeds a
Continued on Page Two.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
smalIpo, Spreading Ia Germany.

Berlin. May 9.--In spite Of precau-
tionary measures. virulent sma I 3ox Is
spreading. The tii----r-yv imported
into Germany by RUSSIAN laborers. and
has already spread 90 Iserlohn. Wuers-
burg and Hanover. Fresh cases are aisC
reported az Quedlinburg. Roitzsch and
Neuhaldensleben. There have been 20
cases thus far reported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
CalIfo,ci, Wines.

Mellow and Of full bouquet. Carefully sc.
lecfed stock for family use. Choics whiskies
and brandy. THOMAS GRIMES 4 BRO.
opp. new station. Washington ana W. Ex.
change streets. Telephone lI5g
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

RESIDENTS OF rLMwOOD IL ~ your duty
10 attend the AUCTION SALE of the prop
erty, No. lol Burnett street at l2 O'Clock,
noon, wednesday,, May MN, 1s99. u. l. a III.
J. Gross, Banigan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Narrow belts are the proper thing for
this season. good one has strap
across the inside OF the back 20 he
slipped under an ordinary hook on the
skirt belt. by this simple means the
skirt Is held up and the belt kept down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

You want straight beer; no adultcranis:
something guarantecdy Thomas Grimes 4
Bro, OPP new station, are distributors 81
the Bartholomay, the best lager extant. Try
IT. Tel l51n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
THIRTY LIVES LOST.
British Ship Loeb Soy Wrecked on Kangaroo
Island While On voyage 10 AdeIalse

Adelaide. South Australia. May o.
The British ship Loeb Sloy. Capt. Nj
cola. from Clyde on January 8. for Ade-
laide and Melbourne. was wrecked on
Kangaroo island on April "a. Five pas
sengers and twenty-five OF the crew
were drowned. Four of those on board
the ship escaped from the wreck. but
three OF them are still Wandering In
til bush.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

n YOU DO not wish 10 buy attend jus, the
same. See what property Will bring NJ No
IOi Burnett street at Il o'clock, noon, We'd
nesdpv, MAY 10Th, ls91 e.. l.. A III. j. Gross,
ban iQan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Investment property. sold NJ public nuc.
ton, Wednesday, May 18th. isa NJ II O'Clock
DO not fail to attend. G.. l.. A A. J. GrO--.
Bunigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

Ef you want TO sell your
bicycle, put an ad. i'm
. the NEWS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09

The ship Loeb Sloy was built in Glas-
gov in 1877 and was owned by J. Lii
burn & Co OF Glasgow. She was of
1925 tons net.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-05-09
Hslrrowr, pHoro WOOD ENGRAVING.

Printing, best work, low prices. The
J. j. Ryder Co, A. Washington, corner Eddy.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-19
Icnneifers SOB.

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peb 9ampftibsanlsbet Dor en- fattig
Manb, Iom bebsr Mittel peoerien.
Suiet er, forteaes / 8labet Srpmss,
lite Itsrre enb, at en- alminoelis bet
Wano tan saa ubenfor os ia pp paa
Msnst. Snbenfor er Der bare en- liz
ben f~irtantet Stue, ps Der Dor Jolt
og areaturer iammen. Oct er Wtits
tsl, bans samle ensiebe 8one og iaa
Oatteren, iom fiber 2ipet Der.
Stuen er pmtrent 2 Ilen bsi pg ca.
3 4lsn breb ps 3 alen lang. Saget
sr siort at runbe Spiite og tettet
meb Serb. Oct er oloeles tuaenbe
Ipart ipm | en- 5innegamme. S bet
enc Sisrne peb Siben at Ssren og
big a bis 8pmfpren ftaar en- rsoiioet
80. 9ens Rps saur belt op unoer
Saget, ps fun en- liUen runo Stot
~beregner Stilet mellem ben og be an
bre 8ebpere / Stuen. s bet andre
!Sisrne bar ba 4 magre Sauer faat
9laos, pg peb Chen at bisie itaar
Der en- Britt, bpor gamle Wittel o9
bans afGloige Some ligger inotuaet
/ en- Rensf9lb. 9atteren ligger paa
@ulpet. Sor at tomme ino | oenne
elenbise MenneItes ps Sprebolig mat
en- trpbe ino 9jenpem en- liben Dab
ming, iom ifal tjene til DIR, ps ben
fsrite 9ilsning bu faar er ct Snsft
fra BEN rsbIioeoe So, iom FILTER
Snuben i'm bortimoo ben 6remmebe.
De tire menneitelige 8GIener er lspe,
abiolut ligegploige; nuur be bar
Mab, iau ipiier De, ps uaar be life
bar, iad iulter be.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-19

oann,t, bar bdaret frsm Sdngs os
Gists af BAN % at @inis, al 8arborg
Ga az gIir, iom Rorm9nb ! Bn og
gnsb bar facet tjGr. lisefcm BET noro'
tpFe Tolt m.o SjGrIisbto omfdttsr
aIaus Grctbs os 5rib Reuters plat
INF. 0istning. os beg tperten tan
tlIer bill opsipe 1T bsitpite Strift'prog.
Wsn for btnne ~nnounnsbe norlte
Striftform, Tom itdl fables BET norifs
9dnosmaal aisrss Der gdnite andre
arap aisIosnoe. De, fom oriper bette
MdaI frem, labsr os here, at oeres
WdaI bar ben FORTE og iterite Ret
bette 2ano. Bort Modl er Der almens
sploise Striftiproe, os bet Saleipros,
bpprtiI BET ndturlig itsttsr Zig, Ftdl
pare nationalt, enooa ri er feote /
Rorae al norIts 5orrIore. snoba Ri
taller og itripsr bet Sprog, hi bar lGrt
al Jar % Wtcr, bet Spro9, ION tors
itduss ppsr bet bele 2unb.
Deb 1is Gale BARNES Ri. og ri rsis
Ter os til SorIpor. 8i ioarsr 2anbss
muaIets WGno, al be lspsr / 0rsmme
fra SIbtio % MibosIaIbsr, at be iGt:
ter go9itapsn bsiere sno Qanben, at
be life bar SIM o9 Cans for Dor Rus
tios Siitoris % @irtsligbeos Clip, at
be life tienbsr fra 9runosn be 2ope,
ION raaber for Sprpgets llbpitling og
2ipspiltaar.
Def bar peo Sale pdd bort Maal,
pso Strifter pad bort StriftIproa, at
ROrges 5ribeb os SeIuitanOisbsb
blep forbereot pg frhobragt, iaapiot
Gale og Strtft at Rormanb tunbs
uopirtc bet. !Spor bar bet norts
2anosmaal ~bengan99.
Den COB iom banner 8runoldoet
for Roraes Ret iom isIpftGnbigt Rige,
er ifrepen pau bet ulmengploige nor1s
Striftfprcg. 0srfpr talber ri bette
meo fulo Ret bet norite RigsmdoI.
Ili9epel ppner man at foe os, at
gsts9relien Rissmuul er ct u9ete 8us
remerte, iom Itdl rife op bort StriFt
iproa. 9ette Ii9ss al W9nb, Tom tat:
Der i'm nblapebe Striftiproasform for
bet norTte Qanbsmaul, enoba bet 6pars
fen sr MauIet Der / 2anbct e1er Wdd
let pdu 2anoet ber / Ror9e, men Bare
ct Waal / 2anbet. st Wdul, Tom in
osnTtsbstales uben at entelte Wdats
tunitnere. st Maol, Iom life bare fnr
9nfplf. men o9fau bel at m2rte for
9enberne | mango al be folterieeIts
2anbsbh9ber er uben Sdmmenlignino
ponfeli9ere at f~orItad snb bort fob
~oonlioc SfriftIpro1. 9ette 2anbs.
maal bar lsoet % bet lener snbnu meT
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-19

erfdrinser fra Rettens uospelis | 2i'
pet, of SnbFpoelis fra tiolisere hism'
lise pe iremmebe 2ppbup og Retsreg'
Ter. FAINT al 8ioenfabens oft Ifdrpsrt
% itarpere geftemmeIie at be retslist
8esreber os Osrss Sstesnelier.
9ebtasslisu al en- bel Gopsiunine
pdu 2anosmuaIst meb fulo 2opstraf
Tor bisie Ssrter oil fremtaloe uIittsr'
heo | Rettens uoepslie. ielp ON mar
al Sommerne pilbe tr9pe iarlig prsr
be | 2anbsmadIet. StaI bette grpe.
riment eigres, for at W%aalitr9bern'
tan bape ben Gl4be at bore life unoel
2op.n men unoer 2psii2 2og'ii -
On Srbform iom er fremmeb for b
fefte gpsber ! bort 2anb.
aropet pua liss Rst for be to RaaI
melpsr fig mart iast opsrult. Der
nplapebe Striftform transer fig all
inb | llnberoFicsrsftolen. s S9r pe
pau 5laabe fan Der bog life bore Sal'
ON Iise Rst? Obi @iennemfsrelisn al
en- iaaodn oilos 10 Der funnel lebe til, al
Der bIsO oprsttet en- esen SladbeftutiOr
meo 2anbsmaaI til Sommanboiproa
og til at en- Jlsi at Dor Srr bIsp fsrt
paa bet iaoOanlige Sprog, en- amber
paa 9anbsmdalst.
Rei! Ri bill lite iplittes / to Rigs
maal, | to Rationer, og bet minpit pao
en- lib, oa arigs os 5reostongresier,
oa uotalelier at be itors 2anbesS Stats.
menb og Gneb.rftere lise messt mao
tnoprente ps ben iernbaaroe S9rs.
at bet fore 1yolt bar Srang til at bliOt
itsrpe, ps at be imad Soil ituur / Gar.
for at blioe mtnore.
Seq bible nlOrig tunne biQise Srn'
bet paa TO Sprog meb lise Ret / Ror.
&c; men le9 ntloe tunne fnoe ct Ilt9t
arap naturIigt, bpis bets Spnaaelit
bar mulis. Deter en- life.
DEN itriber mob be 2ope, iom met
tpingenoe Sraft beberiter Joltenes oe
Sprugenes llOOitling.
2anbsmaulsItr9pet fan foriinte.
~foritDrre, foripiloe Dor enorpgtigt
6remaoItrtosn. Wen ale, iom mel
ubiloet pg Hart Spn bar Jet pac
Sprogenes Gio pg Bert, peb at Wtua!.
mGnoene alOrig Oil nau lit Waal; a
bet nDlapepe Qanosmaal albrta, Ida:
l9nge Rorge er ct frit og ielpitanoig.
Rige, peo GoOtpang fan fsres frem ii
at blipe ct Mdul, iom / 9ipst % / Dir:
teligbeben faar ltge Ret meo Dor.
Rigsiprog.
0ertil er bort Rigsiprog for mag.
ti9t.
Ruar je9 puditaur bette, tantsr je!