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imprisonment OF 100 years In the vaults Of Bremen had
this evening been set free in this company.


By Mr. Ward "Ths 90 Captivss (thsre were 90 bot
ties Of twelve apostlss set free this nght-May II be
symbolca OF freedom to be obtained by the uprsonsd
spirits Of Germany" -


By Dr. HerschsL "Ths promise Of the Gernan princes
--S.ay il never b broken; the voice ~ the 0srman
peopfe NAV Il ever be heard"


BY the President "Mr. Won Eichthal, Editor OF the
SchneH Post"


Mr. Won Eichthal returned thanks in spesch Of ami.
mated and classic elegance, full ofpatrioc German and
American feeling.


By Mr. Belmont "The health of our President"


The President returned thanks in neat and animated
speech. and called up Mr.. Golden who addressed the
company in speech which called dswn reiterated ap-
pause.


Mr.. Lsclsrc President Of the French Benevolent go
cisty In returning thanks for the honor done to the So
ciety he represented addressed the company in the
French language, and offered the following toast ::


"0ermany aud France May Germans and French in
America be closely united and may political and COM
mercal alliance also unite them in Europe"


Park Goodwin here addressed the company aud deli
versd very happy and appropriate speech He conclu
ded by Offering the folio wing toast:-


The Poetry Of the loth Csntury-Ih noblest speci.
msns Goethe and Schiller both noble expsnsn.s Of the
German nation"


Several other speeches delivered and offer.
cd to late hour, when hnally, after evening spent
good cheer and good Fellowship, the Of Teutona
departed without one incident to mar the harmony Of
the evening.