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Daily globe., 1879-01-24
The Teller Comm ittee.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 23.-Before the Teller
committee, J. J. Young, colored, Republican
supervisor at S2-mile house poll, testified that
when the ballot-box was opened an excess of
34l ballots was found, all Of which were Dem
| ocratic tissue ballots. The surplus votes were
drawn out, and all but five withdrawn were
Republican votes. Witness saw only two tissue
tickets voted. Witness testified that tissue
tickets had been used by Republicans at pri-
mary elections in Charleston years ago.
The next witness was Sam Lee, colored, Re-
publican from SuDpter, who testified that
early in the canvass at precinct meeting at
Swimming Pace, he notified that no
| organization Of the Republican party would be
allowed here Witness insisted and twenty
armed men threatened to shoot him. Witness
described the interference of the Democrats
with the Republican convention at Snmter,
when there was disturbance but nobody hurt
He next described the Rafting creek meeting,
where the Democrats insisted on being heard
| and told him if he cid not call the meeting to
order he would be taken back to Sumter. He
| was knocked down, taken in o buggy to Sum
ter. and told that if he would not promi Sc
not to call another Republican meeting
| IN the county, he would be killed
At Hampton meeting he ill-treated for
asking Gov. Hampton question, but Hamp-
ton rescued him. The meeting Of October 18th
| was described at length, witness claiming that
!
| groes. One Of the guns was loaded with ten
penny nails. The election was quiet but there
| were 2l5 names more on the Democratic poll
list than on the list witness kept. These votes,
ne claimed. were tissue tickets voted in large
Democratic ballots. The extra names ON the
list he was told were taken from. the auditor
| books.
On cross-examination witness testified he
| was a candidate for Congress in opposition to
the regular Republican ticket in 1874, and in
the canvass had charged the Republicans with
fraud and corruption and intimidating colored
people. Witness admitted he was not present
at the meeting Oct. 18th. and that loaded
cannons wire often fired off to make noise at
political meetings.
!. J. Il. Stewart. colored school teacher, was
called and corroborated the testimony Of Lee
as to the Rafting Creek meeting October 18th,
and the fraudulent voting at the election with
tissue tickets. On cross-examination he ad.
mitted that both he and Lee had made speeches
at Rafting Creek without interruption, and
that it was known before October 18th that a
Democratic meeting was to be held at Sumter
on that day. The Democratic meeting was
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
OVER THE OCEAN.
Severe Cold in England and Russia Active
Inquiry for U. S. Four Per Cents in Eng.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Political and Cen
eral News.

Severe Cold in England and Russfa--Actiye
Inquiry for U. S. Four Per Cents in Eng.
land--Miscellaneous, Political and Gem
eral News.
pRussIAN TAXATION.
BERLIN, Jan. 23.-In Tuesdays sitting of the
Prussian budget committee the minister of
finance declared in his own name, though not
on behalf of the ministry Of state that until a
new source of revenue from indirect taxation
was created in Germany, and until it was ascer-
tanned what part of the surplus could be trans
ferred to individual States it would be useless
TO discuss the question of income and class
taxes, as any reform of the present system of
taxation would be impossible. As soon as the
matriculatory contribution Of Prussia to the
empire decreased, owing to the imposition of
new imperial taxes or any surplus in the i'm
perial revenues arising from new source Of
income fell to the share of Prussia, the class
and income taxes should be remitted to that
amount for the year in question.
SEVERE COLD.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-Severe cold weather pre-
walls and much suffering and destitution arc
reported throughout the kingdom. Violent
snow storms block the Russian railways and
7.OOO laborers are opening communication be-
tween Moscow and Sebastopol.
AMERICAN COAL.
GENEVA. Jan. 23.--American coal is selling
here slightly cheaper than French or German,
and is much superior. An American locomo-
tive burning anthracite coal is running
here.
THE VATICAN AND MEXICO.
ROME, Jan. 23.-The Vatican will shortly
take steps to re-establish relations with the
Mexican government. Should negotiations
prove unsuccessful the wants of the Mexican
church will be supplied in the best manner pos
sible without Intervention of the government.
ROME.
ROME, Jan. 23.-In the Senate to-day the
minister Of worship in the course of debate
said since the accession of Pope Leo, who
spoke in a calm, elevated language. certain
concessions became easier. The government
would pursue policy Of moderation, and en-
deavor to smooth the difficulties relative to
appointments to sees.
UNITED safes -FOUR PER CENTS.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Times, in a financial
article, says account of the dearth of good
Investments, people are beginning to look to-
wards the United States per cent. bonds. We
believe the syndicate has already sold to job.
bers and others here, a considerable rort1on of
the amount just contracted for.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
NUMBER 10.

held at the depot some distance from the Re
publican meeting. He heard no shots fired
during the DAY. Heard that leading Demo.
Gratis did their best to prevent difficulty.
q. J. Coghlan. white Republican, aged 76.
called. He spoke at the Republican meeting
Oct. 18th. Had never recognized Hampton as
Governor, and considered him an imbecile.
After the meeting he called the Republicans
together at the court house to keep them out
of trouble. The Democrats threatened to kill
him. Some ''red shirts approached him, and
he drew his pistol and bade them keep off.
Witness corroborated the testimony of Stewart
as to the election. Adjourned
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
INQUISIToRIAL.
YORK OF THE POTTER AND TELLER
Committees.

Butler Agrees to Give the Cipher Dis
patches-The Investigation tc Commence
Monday-Mr. Tilden Invited to Appear
and Face His Accusers-St. Martin, the
Latest Louisiana Liar, in the Witness
Stand-He Partially Retracts His Charges
ness In South Carolina.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
HE KEPT HIS MOUTH SHUT,

The Death of a Remarkable Nun Who Re-
neaS,eed Dumb During the Greater Part
of Has Life.
Hayes Hinman, who lived two miles east
of Utica, N. Y, died on Monday, aged e6
years. Although possessing the faculty of
speeoh he had not uttered two consecutive
words for fifty years. When 16 years old,
hearing his father swear at a member of the
family, he made VOW that he would never
speak again. He then met with an acci-
dent, which bruised the fingers of his left
hand, the pain drawing from him the ex-
clamation, "Oh!' On but one other occa-
sion was he heard to speak. This time the
word "See'' was called forth by snake that
crawled over sleeping child. A column
might be filled by recital of Humans &C.
centricities. Some of his devices to avoid
conversation were crafty in the extreme.
He was close student, and he has left q
voluminous diary during his fifty years of
silence. He leaves fortune of 1914, 900 to
a nephew, with the admonition, "Keep your
mouth shut" Notwithstanding his silence,
he was great favorite in the neighborhood
in which he lived.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Evsseiny Session.
MAIL MATTER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The House, Mr.. Car
Isle in the chair took up for consideration the
bill for classification Of mail matter and to
regulate rates of postage thereon. Mr.. Waddell,
chairman Of the committee on postofices and
post roads, explained the provisions of the bill
1t divides mail matter into four classes: First
tions under registration; third, miscellaneous
printed matter; aud. fourth, merchandise, and
makes the rates. of postage uniform on all
periodicals, whether daily, weekly. monthly, or
quarterly. The Bill was satisfactory to the
publishers Of thecountry.
number Of amendments were offered. and,
after debate, rejected, when Mr.. Waddell, chair
man of the committee, remarked that the bill
had the approval of all the legitimate publish
e1s of the counofs, and that it being talked
to death by chin-music, and he th =refore
moved to adjourn. Agreed to. Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
The billiard Tournamant.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-In the billiard tourna-
ment this afternoon, Daily defeated Gallagher
in .twenty-eight innings. Score, 800 to 29O.
DAILY largest run, 103.
In the billiard tournament tonight Schaefer
defeated Rudolphe in twenty-seven innings.
Score, 600 to 296. Winners largest run, 17O
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Shouldn't Hare Done 1T.
Granite Falls Journal. |

These public institutions are very delicate
affairs, and should be handled carefully. The
GLOBE was wicked in publishing what it did.
Hall ought to know better. If committee
be appointed to investigate, let them be
moderate, cautious men, who will not ask
such important questions as did the insane
committee. When you investigate, 90 light
~. Don't turn up the bottom plank. Don't
loolL behind the shelves. Look at the sur
face and see that that is bright and clear,
and all will be we'll.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Pennsylvania Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 23.-Basiness of all
lines of the Pennsylvania railroad east of Pitts
bursh and Erie for the twelve months of 1878
an increase of gross earnings Of $5l9,5S8; de-
crease Of expenses $55o.474; increase in net
earnings S1,070,062 All the lines west of
Pittsburgh and Erie show deficiency in meet
ing all liabilities of BAG, TAI, being gain over
the same period Of 1877 of 9278, ,583.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Official Report to Gen. Sheridan,

CHICAGO, Jan. pa dispatch FROM General
Crook, at Omaha, to Lieut.. Gen. P. Il. Sheri-
dan SAYS: The following just received:
Camp eight miles northeast of Bluff Station,
Jan. %, via Fort Robinson.-Gen. Crook, Oma-
ha: The affair with the Cheyennes took place
yesterday, about 2:30 P. H., at point ten miles
east of the telegraph line from Robinson to Hot
Creek, and five miles north of the stage road.
The Chsyennes fought with extraordinary
courage and ferceness, and refused all terms
but death. The officers and troops behaved
with great spirit. Those engaged were Capts.
Vessels and Lawson. Lieuts. Chase and Hardie
G: ". Baxter Third cavalry; Lieut.. J. Baxte;,
Ninth infantry, and Doctor Pettys. Among the
wounded are Sergeant Reed and Private Du-
bois, company Fl, Third cavalry. The troops
return to their stations at once. The Indians
killed were seventeen warriors, four women
and two children. Nine were captured, three
of whom were wounded. One man of the
wounded will probably die. EVANS. Command
ing. (Signeu) GEO. CROOK, Brig, Gen.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
CAMPAIGN RASCALITY.
BILL WASHBURN'S CORRUPTION BE
ING TENTILATED.

The Conversion of Saul Eclipsed-The Pres
tdent of a Scandinavian Democratic Club
Arises to Advocate Donnelly and Shoots
On ais Mouth for "ashburn Instead
Ohe Hundred and Fifty Dollars In His
Pocket the Impelling Motive-Other In
stances Of Bribery-The Disgraceful Cam
pnign OF 1873, Which WIN Drive Bill
"ashbarn to Private Life,
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS AND GENERAL CAPITAL
NEWS.

The Consular and Diplomatic Bill Passed
AS Agreed to by the Confreres-House
Debates the Question of Public Lands in
Aid of Educatlon-Items In the Postofflce
Appropriation Bill-Miscellaneous.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Stock Panic In Montreal.

MONTREAL, Jan. pa panic took place in
the stock market to-day. Bank Of Montreal
and Consolidated bank stock fell six and seven
per cent. respectively. The decline in the lat
ter stock was caused by the reported failure of
rOnto.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
COnHa0rationS.

WHEELING, W. v, Jan. 2S.--At II o'clock
last night a double frame tenement at the
corner of Twenty-eighth and Jacob streets was
burned to the ground. The building was
owned by VIM. Stoelzer. and the loss is about
81, 50O, upon which there is a., insurance OF
VI, 5oO in the Btna Fire and Marine, of this
city. The fire is supposed to be the work of
an incendiary.
Quincy, ILL.,, Jan. 12.-Thomas Jasper e. Co.'S
elevator burned last night. Loss, Sl2, 900; in
sured. The fire had an incendiary origin.
DETROIT, Jan. 23.-A sire at st. Joseph,
Mich. tonight destroyed Wells & Co.'s store
and an Ia large stock of baskets. Estimated loss,
$4,000; insured for 50, 500.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
TIE Poor Otd Idiotic affair Essayed a
[StillWater Gazette.

The motives which inspired the attack of
the P. p. on the prison contractors are not
such as to challenge the admiration of the
community generally. Of course, we cannot
vouch for its truthfulness, but this is the
way we hear it: The GLOBE had an ennis
ssry over here a number of days working up
a sensation article for that paper-to s'raise
hell and sell newspapers
In order to get q scoop on the GLOBE the
p. P. deliberately naassed lot of current
street rumors under the taking head OF
estate Prison Jugglery.'' It comes under
the head of newspaper enterprise, it is true
but it might not be considered highly cred
table to paper with the pretensions of the
u -
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Criminal Prosecutions of Wisconsin Tim
ber Thieves.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 23.-David Fuller and
Reuben Munger citizens OF Brown county, are
under arrest, on warrants issued by Commits
sioner Bloodgood, charging them with assisting
in the removal of timber cut on lands belong
ing to the United States, and occupied by the
Oneida Indians. It is said the authorities will
proceed in this manner against large number
of persons in addition to civil suits, for re-
covery of the value of TIMBER the interior de-
partment having ordered a rigid enforcement
Of the statutes, both civil and penal, against
all trespassers, including purchasers of ma
teria1
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Milwaukee Clothing Failure

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 23-Gold Bros, proprietors
of the Boston Clothing house, made ASSIGN
ments. Liabilities, $4,000; assets, about
$24,UOO.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
IrEnlsSds.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 29.-In the Senate
the resolution to remove the portraits Of Grant
and Lincoln and substitute those of Lee and
Jackson was defeated 18 to 8.
In the House Mcconnell moved a memorial
to Congress for grant Of four acres of the Hot
Springs reservation to the State for an insane
asylum. Furbash, colored, moved to amend
that the government be requested to donate the
entire reservation to the State.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 23-In the Senatorial
caucus result. On the fifth ballot Eustis
received 81; necessary to choice So.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Obituary.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2S.-James ". Gotf,
prominent citizen of this city and widely
known, died tonight.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Garroters at Work in Cincinnati-Shootfng
ARRAYS and Other Devil;sh Deeds-Bor-
ace L. Hyde, q Well Known Reporter,
Killed by the Cars-Other Mishaps--Fire
Record.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
WISCONSIN WISDOM.
The Senatorial Battle Ended-Worl1 Com
menced in Earnest-Senator-El Elect Car
penter Leaves for His Home and an
Qvatton-Cther Legislative Bodies.
Wisconsin,.
ISpecial TELEGRAM to the G

Especial Telegram to the Glob e.
MADISON, Jan. 23..-Both houses of the legis-
lature commenced business in earnest to-day,
which will be now prosecuted with vigor till
the final adjournment. An effort was made
to-day to pass o joint resolution adjourning
over till Monday night. but it failed, the in
tention being that members might accom- pany
Mr.. Carpenter to Milwaukee and engage in the
festivities that will take place there tonight
in honor of Mr.. Car ,:enter's election, but the
effort failed.
THE SENATE.
bill was presented in the Senate to-day for
bidding the sale Of liquors within one mile of
any building used exclusively for the con6ne-
ment of insane patients.
His excellency, the Governor, sent in the
following nominations for regents of the
normal schools for the term commencing the
first Monday of February proximo: John
Phillips. of Portage county; S. NJ. Hay. of
Winnebago county; James McAllister of Mil
waukee county.
THE ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly large number Of bills
were introduced, but none of general interest.
HON. MATT CARPENTER
left here on the IL o clock A. NJ. train for Mil
yankee, accompanied by number of friends.
He will reach Milwaukee at O'clock. and be
received right royalty by the chamber Of COM
merce and grand ovation held tonight.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Senator Morrill,, from
the special committee in regard to taking the
census, reported bill which was placed on the
calendar. Ho gave no5ice that he would call it
up for consideration Tuesday next.
Daily globe., 1879-01-24
Casualties.
LOGGER KILLED,

Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, Jan. 23.-Wm. Purdy,
who was wo.k king in Woodruff & Taft's logging
camp was instantly killed yesterday by log
rebounding and striking him. Weather mild.
No snow.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
Bort 4ivS Nariabeb

bercr fer en- Del paa cor Sa9tu Ssnfon
nj snsr Sorismmdie az Suuobsesrt9iernf.
Gericm ri fcrirmme pem. ina funne pi lftt
rtntt. al bliue samls. Msn at ben Del AZ
Silpsrtlit. ion sr ~tiliiaiei IN al 8lturtn
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icriiprrsi pse SMoom. fan bllpe paieniliS
frrlRnaet, er en- a~lenns1lerninl. rad bptls
Ten nj naali9 bare Sspis. Den rsetllpsnre
% l~tprttnoe 9irtntns. ION prllttiers Bits
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nlasnet Ssris frr bpilten 6pns IN flc9
anrsnetlit al s9lsmielsr bar I'll al itprtt
bel lal lem mln bar raa yipet. Gltncp'
rtiiet fprestlit. fulpiiG nois Silelntlie. fcrs
noel appstIt "a iuup bpils ere blanet be
Y~tialerntnatr. ION ctnnt uem9rfece xcrs
NOR bier ben SpSttent. Wte en- beriael
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asi 3srpeipiism fan Ten Sple. uaar han en-
Sie bar brusi ptnns Bltters, fsle. al bans
sips 8lriabeo lite lUnser tr ben i'rsbelis'
Sin1. Tom ben par-c1 al Ran Tan ptnle a
ifns inntll IN riatlo hei Winsr.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
Smaaplut

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Or,lu fommsr beriil 9eroag Den
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m0rfst SuIsr. San oil opbolpe iis
Der IN uss.
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8lsnpooo Sopnihip, oil i9lee al
lin lels Glsubom peb Nutiion sirs.
Dag ben Ace Warts.
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til Srsbas ben 14oe Sssbr. paa
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lsubs er blsusn ips.
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sftsr trpttss 8bOrsbas iitsbstfOr Gre.
BAG.
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srboIoe $4,000 UNDER ben nps Yen.
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pr. SIuFs.
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peo Slnshlfr!os 8rroas i iorrlsC
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al &yuueiheif GOuuip. Der Dor
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nine,r. Snssn familis fan rll Femme Alrs'
no unerart bet. @al nj lin grctbtttr ~
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filtaas. Sst iallts al ATE apcibttsrs. Cer'
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Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
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"Ylnhne Sournnl fori9ler: = en-
al be blbenoe foloe N9ttsr pi aapbe
for En- Stuno iiosn flerte Sprr.
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FOB title pso 8%citautsn. Ooftorsn
bolot Semmsrne. % ba ban tom
ct Iiret Stpff, iorbi, tenfle ban, al
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fanpt en- Wanb itiboeuoe i Sl9oen.
men ban Iln no Ill at bore mere
peb emo lspenoe. Nlhim billie ham
ul,o noeIe oIpOrIi9s 8inobtits. %
bsarb,iosbs bans 8lopebsn inbiil
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life iunns tale. os bar iis iom e
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Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
Gn Sammculiguing.

Gn Sammtulisuing.
"Sannna Mlrror" bar Ell Slatl
itif ouer Sortstnius,u pso Gaming
YOit SiIcs for Narst 1878. Stcc
rub YOitmsitsr filler iaaban Gam.
m,nlisniua mslsm 6orrstuiue,n pte
De 10 YOitOinecr
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81 699 26 / Oscornb / anime 5ios
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era 9annus nii,notes / Narst 1878
1886 Yuno Npilsr. mecens Deco.
rab oiisuoie 5 902 / hnits 8uortul
al 1878.
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
Driven Wells

Driven Wells.
Slel0e ct advertisement | "Ssco.
rab 8cpubIlcln" oil en- al Mnorsns
& 8ros. Nssntsr aibolot ils / Bln'
nsibsit Souis 8borsoas ben l3os
,sebr. for at moota9s Detailing al
laabanne, Der maatte bape open.
n9unis Brenbs.
Nssrtsn b~silsnbtaier, at &ue. Der
sisr sIlsr brussr l%aoeanne Vrenos,
o9 iom life itraI aoouiuis bstaIsr
i'm 9ic,nls. eisbIlffsIle oil blibs lag.
iest.
vi oil life siue no9et 8aae. en-.
ten Ill at bstals sllsr lite bstale
vi bar osiaa en- iaabau 8reno, os
CT bsitsmt paa life at bstale iorin.
A,u nj or upNt nfTtll
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
2Nts Seffe

al '6uloitauois 8opbos for Susr
mano" er antommet til uclspsrina
til 4bonnsnterne
SSr. iom eubnn life bar aibsn
tst lie slsr anbet pete. bsoss ON
iau mart iom mulist at afbeni, oisis.
Der sr frembslss Nnlsonina I'll OF
lubliribsrs for Dem, lom enonu life
bar 9lort bet. ptb at b.nusncs iis til
Hitolai Slisn.
Hyscorab.Y oiten@s S0ifcr
Decorah-posten., 1879-02-12
Srfner uurffS leiebihftofhef

4aa Del aarlias 9ihlietbsimece blep bet
tniitmmie bsilutfd al SsStr TAI uplaanes
I'll ptbfstepe Iriisr
i Sps pRre rs gsnis. s gsnts.
/ Rol pare orr rs Gents. 10 Sents.
Suaen Beg uelUeres pid lansere IN
ene 80 Sog.. Over 80 Ddse ocbttlt Bee
falling.
9nssn Bog ueliints nj andre END bes
tj.neit % plalioeliss Self. III ubefltnele bar
Sitiictheiaren Ret III al tcrere Sltierhee
fer bpae SpSen felin. =. z. aaium.
1924. u. 4. SetretRr.