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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
GREENWOOD.

SLEEPY HOLLOW Feb. lahore snow is
the cry in this vic; nifty, as the farmers haven
all their hauling done yet Mrs Glenn
Shreye's father nd mother, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
NJ Newlun, and sister Oua, were guests at
her home few days. The band boys had
another basket social Saturday night. Pro-
ceeds ST.. Mill closed Tuesday and Wednes-
day on account OF cold weather -; 1t was 20
degrees below zero here Tuesday Earl Jen-
nngs is working for his brother in-law III. b.
ShreVe, at present.. Mayme Newlun and
Cora Shire 20 were the guests OF Il. G. Shreve 8
Saturday and sunday, Raymond Shreve
was also a caller in this valley Sunday;
Lewis Olson says wheeling sawdnst isn't the
easiest task in the world. Diem shreye
has been land up with lame back but Is able
10 take his place In the mill again. Mr.. and
Mrs II. b. Shreve visited the lat.er's par
ents iq the town OF webster this week. :.
Mrs Horace Rinehart is visiting her son
FRANZ this week Ole Jacobson and George
PrOser are practictng to bacOme ugllists. -.
Arthur Bruse wears a broad smile lately.
TITS boy this time -. Knute Christopher
son Is working for John Onsager this winter
....Miss Hattie ProseF is working at Elmer
Bruce's; Roland Rinehart passed through
this valley sunday. Jim Mckoic and fam
lily attOnded the basket supper saturday,
night. Nels Olson is getting out timber
this winter for tie purpose OF building hay
barn next year....C Girls Christensen "A 1Ved
home not fug since. Ever Onsagers rejoice
over the a. rival of a young grandson at their
home. Miss Ellen kegley visited at Ii. b.
sager has been visiting at Madison for some
time, Lewis Olson attended the dance at
Yuba Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Proser and Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Shields were
guests at Glenn ShFeye's not long since.
Miss Ellen Onsager has been quite Ill but Is
improving MISS Anna Robinson was home
from Elroy for short stay last week. We
all welcome the coming of DIR. Bird Shreve
for with his never falling remedies he is
surely Godsend to the people OF our COM
munity. ICHABoD CRANE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
GENOA.

GENOA, February 23.-Several from De
Soto attended the dance hire Friday even
ing The Misses Gertrude DOwney and May
Riley visited friends and relatives at De Soto
last week. Thoss Clements, who was seri-
nusly i'll, IS much better at present. The
N isses Emma Oft and Stella Mont, who are
attending business college at La Crosse, WIS.,
tied with relatives over Sunday -. Mrs. Hop
kins went to La Crosse on saturday. =. Frank
Outcelt, who had an operation performed at
his home by Drs. Gundlack ana Tiederman,
Is improving rapidly. Miss Mary Rarher,
who has been visiting relatives here. return
ed to La Crosse Monday ...P. j. McManaHy
went to st. Paul last Friday. Miss Ruby
Laylan, who had been doctoring at La Crosse
returned home Saturday, Her arm will re-
main in plaster paris two weeks. Irwin
Riley had the misfortune 10 cut his foot
quite badly while chouping wood. Mrs. F..
Powell OF DE soto, IS visiting her daughter.
Mrs William hudson. Several of our young
people attended the dance at TreeourG,
Minnesota, saturday evening Luther
White OF StOddard spent last week at Genoa
Co.. Adrian Eytkuskee who il attending col
lege at BARREN Springs Michigan came home
last Friday 10 attend her father 3 funeral.
Edmond Xytkoskee died at his home last
Wednesday, of heart disease FRneral ser
vices were held on Friday and inter ment
made in the cemetery at Bergen Rev.
Shreves of Spring Green. officiating.
MISSISS IpPI.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
STARK

BEAUTIFUL VALLEY. Feb ss,-As there has
been no news from this vicinity we thought
we would like Ia be represented once again
.,.. Ida Newlun who Is teach ne school near
kiOomlngdale was home Saturday and sun
day. There was q basket social here SRtur-
day night. There were thirty-one baskets
Proceeds amoautcsa 10 Sl& a. which IS To help
get an organ for the school. Rev. VIM, Smith
is holding prCtTaCtiug meetings here 80. CheS-
ter Newiuu has been slek for the past week
but Is improving ..--.. Misses Milie and jamie
heitcut were the guests of Chas- Cowee sat-
urUay and sunday Some OF the pupils OF
our sch0ot are expecting 70 write on diploma
examination FeoFcRry = and IS We hope
thar some Of the young boys will take their
spec 'aCles ai0u% with them so when they are
called upon to read they will have no excuse
There VIII oe Getting at the school
house Tues as evening for the purpo- e OF
yrsAniau- creamery. q. Edna STOKES Of
NitCQus S. visiting friends ana relativ. in
this vic nifty Julia Wilson went to CASH
ton not IOns since oua Newiuu, who has
been teaehinE thc Sunday school class, has
resigned her Office so write on examination.
eRICILIA.
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wHEATI.AND.

VICTORY RIDGE, Feb 24.-We have been
having quite severe weather of late. Mrs.
Cora Puiham and little daughter Opal, are
Sisiting at Mrs Pulhams parents, Mr.. and
Mrc. C. A. Wakefield. Several from our ridge
attended the funeral of Edward Xytkoskee of
Genoa, who died suddenly Of heart failure
:. John Getter and family start for their
western home in Washington. Monday -.
VIM. Fox has gone to Missouri TO Look for a
location..... MIR and Mrs, o. Gauper, also Mrs.
Cavenee, are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Anna Shisler visited at West Prairie
Sunday .. @. A. Wakefield daughter Myrtle,
and son Lawrence, also Mrs. Cora Pullman,
we're Viroqua callers this week. Frank
Label has sold his farm and is going to Ore
gon to seek a new home, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Henderson have left for Spokane,
Washington, to find western home Mrs.
@. II. Davenport and family visited their
uncle. Mr.. Wakefield. -. Our school closed
Friday after a three months term,
CLOCK TINKER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS
Ffom the Brain and Pens OF the censor's
Live Country and Village writers.
KICKApoO.

MANNING, Feb. 1s-Asher Sllbaugh received
the valentine . Uncle John Good ana John
Benson are very feeble. The shadow social
Saturday evening was a grand success. Al
though We have a northwest breeze tho paper
ing of the Manning church IS going on just
the same .. The ladies sewing circle is hav-
ing grand success for the time 10 has been
organized. with Mrs. f. Osborn as their
leader they have paid Pastor Price over hait
his salary and are now fixing up the church,
and with the exception of Mrs. /. Haras ana
MRS. w. Cox very little assistance has been
given, but as they think OF raising fund
for parsonage II is hoped all will take an
interest AK blHD'
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
OUR MADISON LETTER
Primary Election Bill Taken Up
in the Senate This
Week.
ECONOMY POLICY is ASSERTED
Bill 10 Add Twenty. Employees 10
Present Role of Ninety-Five-
Ad Valorem Taxation.

Madison, Feb. pam incident Of
the past week was the veto By Gov
ernor LaFollette of a bin to provide
twenty-one additional legislative en-
ployes, men and women to help about
the legislative halls, committee rooms,
etc. The bill easily passed the assem-.
bly, (where it originated, and, while
there were half a dozen votes in the
senate against it, the bill passed that
body and went to the governor There
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

Bloomingdale. We all miss him.. Revival
meeting is going on at Sugar Grove this
week, Rev. smith being the preacher. The
new black smith shop was II failure on ac-
count of advanced prices In coal and IRON
You Know
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

RED MOUND, Feb 23 We had very inter,
esting league meeting, as 1T was on the 2Sd
....., We are talking of organizing W. O.
7. U. I'm this place....L. J. Miller came very
near putting his eye out last night by an acci-
dent in the dark, W. r. Hav arly has r
chased q carload OF Missouri corn Tor his
own USE. FstellR Miller is expected home
tomorrow night from West Lima. where she
has been teaching Several of our boys and
girls will attend the examination for diplo-
mas at Retreat next Friday and saturday. :.
Bro. John Watson filled the pulpit in Retreat
and Red Mound for Rev. Ptttenger, and
preached two splendid sermons. Mr.. Dan
lels gave us that promised temperance lee
ture last weeS Monday night. 1t was enter
tanning. We have had shadow social AT l.:
f, Millers since ! wrote before and raised
Sli 25 which nearly finished paying for the
wall paper on Central church. We are to
have clothes pin soItable at Chas Pat
ridges for the benefit Of our minister next
Wednesday night, and We look for good
turn out. -. Our young folks had a surprise
party at Mr.. Fowler's last Friday night.
Harvey Cole came home on visit last SStur-
day and will return 10 the La Crosse BUSH
ness University tomorrow. John Getter
and family started for Washington last week
80. Several OF or farmsrs are waiting very
patiently fo- the time to deliver their to-
bacco. GOOD WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

MT OLIVE. Feb 23-sleightng is going fast
-. Sunday school is progressing nicely with
Miss Annie Skidum as superintendent.
Prof. Oanlels OF Stoddard breaches at Fargo
church Tuesday evening March 3D.. her
man Miller of Sitter Grant county, visited
at the home of j. NJ. Vance one evening asst
week. =. Frank Mills makes his regular trips
to Rockville. The young people from our
vicinity tripped the light fantastic toe at
lack Hendersons last Saturday eve Fred
Heavrin visited at the home OF e. Zttzuer.
Gilbert Nelson made "a Il ing trip to West
Prairie . Peter Flikki is busy hauling legs
to the sawmill at West Prairie He intends
building a barn 1isX70. Albert Christopher
son had marrow escape from Heath while
running on the ICY pavement down by Ohas.
Olson s.. Thomas johnson attended the
lumber hauling bee" of Nels sanwicks, sr.,
-. Geo. Rumann returned to the Vance
home from visit to his daughter, Mrs. VIII
Rodney OF De Soto John Hum passed
through Pleasant Valley one day last week
>. Lnella Davis and Jessie Mills enjoyed =
pleasant sleigh ride Saturday last. JustIs
Groh had tip over with q load OF hay Whlle
coming from his farm near Rising sun. We
wish we could hear more news from the sur
rounding country. WILD ROSE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
ORLANDO BURNETT.
Trouble For the Tourists.


The poor Saxon "towrist' what he
may suffer In the Emerald Isle! There
is a story on record of three Irishmen
rushing away from the race meeting at
Punchestown to catch a train back to
Dublin. At the moment train from
long distance pulled up Mt the station,
and the three men scrambled In. In
the carriage was seated one other pas
senger. AS soon as they had regained
their breath one said:
pat, have you got tn tickets?"
''What tickets? I've got me loifel
thought I'd have lost that gettin' in
tn thrain. Have you got 'em. Moike?"
"Oi? Begorrah. l haven't"
ooh, we're all done for. thinT' said
the third. They'll charge us rolght
from tn other soide Of Oireland."
The old gentleman looked over his
newspaper and said:
You are quitu<safe. gintlemen. Wait
till we get to til next station"
AS souh as the train pulled up the
little gentleman jumped out and came
back with three first class tickets.
Handing them to the astonished stran-
gers. he said: whist. III tel yna Low
did IT, wint along III thrain. Tick
cts, place: tickets, PLACER called. and
these belong to three s von tourists in
another carriage ."-hdry Furniss in
! Strand.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

There is one bill concerning which
thoughtful men differ--it is the meas
ure to compel the Wisconsin Telephone
Company to handle the business Of the
independent and other smaller COM
panies. On the one hand, it is held
that the old and big company has at
great expense built up its system of
long-distance connections and is en-
titled to the exclusive profits in it
to accept or reject business as it
pleases. On the other hand the
smaller companies (Which connect two
interior Wisconsin points for instance)
maintain that the telephone business
is not a private industry like a dry
goods store, but carries the principle
of common carrier" and is analogous
to railroading: The man who wants
to talk to Chicago from Sparta should
be allowed to send his voice part way
by his local line and is entitled to con-
neCtiOn the rest of the way by the
line that runs to Chicago. Henry G..
Payne put up n powerful argument
agains, this some years ago aud The
proposal has been repeatedly rejected,
but the "locar' companies are multi.
plying I'm Wisconsin and not few Of
their representatives are in the legis-
lature.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

over the action of the assembly In the
matter of the veto Of the extra en-
ployes bill, but we hope for more
friendly relations now that the serene
influences of a Sabbath have been at
work i'm the minds of our statesmen.
MlllIonaires Must Look Out
Congress is not the only body when
is graphing with the OCTOPUS"
One bin OIr. Durgeon's) opens the
way for the employment OF the bralni-
est lawyers in or out of the state to
fight the trusts, and there is a resolu'
ton aimed at the inside" methods OF
Standard Oil Finally Mr.. Wylie and
Mr.. Lang have bills aimed at unlaw-
full interpretations
Legislation of this sort is never to
be taken 700 seriously. The public
mind is hasy s to whether these COM
binations of large concerns can be
tempered with wisely. The public
does not relish the power that goes
with massed money monopoly of pro-
ductlon, yet it is more of feeling of
mystery ana dlStfust tnan an lnuel-
ligent purpose to forbid the practical
and las a matter of fact) an intelligent
idea how to 50 work. 1t makes fay-
orable impression on country people to
thresh round against the trusts, and it
is well for that state to ascertain its
power IN the premises; but, when it
comes 10 concrete action, the conserv-
alive lawyers-and most lawyers are
conservative-move slowly. When e.
X. Hicks of Oshkosh was attorney
general, friends told him NOW Is your
chance to make national reputation
by smashing the trusts" but Hicks
was careful, conscientious state Of
ficer and after looking the ground over
found that under the laws there was
little or nothing to be done in good
faith.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25

CLINTON CENTER Feb. Il Here we are
again able 60 be ont after the cold wave
l.. @ johnson hes moved 20 his new farm az
OIL CITY Mrs Iere Conway has recovered
from a painful illness OF few weeks. l. q
Lewis aud Byron Nakey dellve red tobacco
al sparta recently George and Jim An
drews are preparing To erect a new tobacco
shed the coming season Carl Mechanics l.
engaged In the wo d industry this winter .
Ed Helper l. making rip through he wrSt
st present.. Niss Ida Newtun speut Sunday
on lower Webster Mrs. J a. Parker speps
sunday with her parents Mr., and Mrs. n. J
Iakey. iu Clinton 81. james Andrews IS pre-
pairing for an extended trip Via Ia FarEc ...-
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. f.. Perkins aaby
girl he says she is all right. Peter Hanson
has left US ard moved to his new farm near
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
Friendships in Making Laws.

The personal element is a power
full thing in passing bills. The merits
of the proposition are the only consid-
Grafton with the intelligent, serious
minded men of senate and assembly;
but there is a contingent of weak men
and trifers-not many happily, who
are downright cr0Oked-who as COM
mittee men or as voters on the floor
follow the request and influence of
friendship. 4 railroad man reported
the ether day with n smile that a
Madison bartender told him IN a cs1s
ual way that one of his old chums IS
in the Assembly this winter and any
time the vote was wanted he 1.-THE bar
tenderl would agree to get "if there
was little mileage in it."
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
CLINTON.

SARATOGA HEIGHTS. Feb. 2a.-As there was
no news from here for a long time i thought
you would like 10 have u word from Saman
tina Ann, We nave been having qutle cold
weather the past week.. Those or the sick
list are Mrs, Jerry COnaway and Hon. Il. O.
Yakey. We see Elmer Sherrick Is able TO be
out again for he weIt to Brush creek to see
his aunt Adeliue.,...Mrs. Algan Parker was
home from La FARCE on short visit Miss
Olive Olson has been at BloomiDGdaie tho
past few weeks. There has been quite a
change In this vicinity recently 49,. Mr., Pete
Hanson has sold his farm to his sons, thas
and Edward, and moved to BlOominRU ale ..-.
Mr. Weirsou has sold ht. farm and will move
t. Chippewa county In the near future ... l.,
johnson's family have moved TO their new
home at OH city. Geary Johnson Will take
charge of thu store there, Vm, Knapp lost
"a bue driving team not long since, result OF
overlooking while warm. Carl Mcdaniel
has been hauling wood TO Westby this week
| Our teacher, Miss Ida New lun, spent sat
urday aud Sunday AZ her home Webster
creek &C.. Byron Nakey and ais sster Laura
visited at Mark HanSen's. Ozro skey made
a trip 20 La Fargo Saturday We wonder
| what has become OF Jimmie" as his smiling
| face has not been seen on our ridge for long
/ time There will be "A saw mill in this place
-.,, The fatmers are busy putting in logs.
Gus Mortrude is improving In health stree
his trip to NiroQUa where he received medi-
| cal aid. - Il. NJ. Newlun passed over oar ridge
not long since. II this news escapes the
waste basket we WILL come again.
SAMANTHA ANN.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
Families of the soions.

Socially MrsA LaIrollette is doing
more IMAM has peen zone at tine eN--
cutive mansion for some years Not a
few of the members have their wives
and families with them--for this is Il
working legislature and free transpor-
tation is not frequent--some of them
have children in the State University,
and 1t is an event for many a wife to
bring her pretty gowns to Madison
and have fling, Mrs. LaFollette
receives every Thursday afternoon
and the big legislative party will soon
be outlined. 1t is held in the Uniyer-
Sity gymnasium.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-02-25
nm. Aimed at the Saloons.

Their, are some anti-saloOn bills
this year which are getting more at
tention than usual-IaFollette men,
especially country members are apt to
be rather more Outspoken on issues of
this sort than routine legislators. One
bin extends the principal of county op-
ton TO ward option--it allows the vot-
crs OF ward TO determine whether or
no saloons shall operate in their dis
trict and it is n measure which it is
difficult TO say anything against Many
men who have no srruples about the
liquor business one way or the other
decidedly object TO having saloons
backed up against their houses and in
the zone of their children, and the
measure will get Eoodly vote, though
l have never supposed needed, drastic
reform legislation of this sort could
be accomplished in Wisconsin without
n thorough state campaign with per.
haps party utterances TO give author,
ity
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-17

Runl0res

Sc asegura q 1e nm ex.alealda
| q aien unx G lrts declar6 inccente da
eeveros eaYgos aspirx & una repera
ci6n anita los tribunales, ante los
eua es llevAr& 6 unA alta psrsonali
dad que tom6 con el ex Alealda 4rias
medidas fandadas on squellcs car
gos.
Comentxbass Anochs~la reaoluei6n
de nm coniunto de polftieos 6 quie-
mes se atribuye el prop6sito dsspu.
blicAr nm manifiesto proteIttnlo de
ID direction imprssa 6 IL Marcia del
partido G q ae aquelloa pc teneesn.
HAbl&hAse de una pre- tsst& suscrita
por MAS dc 800 fiemas.
Corria como Waldo nm r. NOR re.
feYonte oil selior Ramos 6 quien sc
ase guraba haberas oiio Que no es
tempo de protestAr, sino dc enca
minar los e stAdos q aidos una CO
mission con objeto de que be eonczea
sl el estado de 10 politics y de
los asuntos de 10 isla.
Tambien se firmaba cue el senior
Loira presentark al Attorney Care
ral una declaration ju.ada pidiendo
SO procese por ID Corte> de Distrito
nm teniente ultimamente ascend
do, fandado en- qus una investiga.
eion hecha por una comision del
cuerpp de policia, no ha dado resul.
tAdo todavia.
Sc asegura que el alsalde de una
poblacion del oeste embareAr& On
breve. Ia notieia sllAde que 10 d.
rigir& 6 Washington.
A & TINA hora despert6 an vivo
interes la noticia de que el Juez
Holt habia dirigido una eomunics.
zion por cable q WAshiu gton, xpra.
sando Ell desastroso efecto causado
en- 10 isla por cierta orden de 20.
breseimienio dc nm proeeso por con.
trabando. Sc aseguraba tRmbisn
que en- aquel despacho se alude al
efeeto cAusaao bsjo ell punto de Wis.
to de 10 administration de jugtieia y
del estado vacilante y perpleio do
10 politica do 10 tsla.
TAmbien se asegurs que 10 eandi.
datura para alcalae de San Jaan que
eyer se hizo pdbliea NO eomplace 6
todos los amigos poi1sicos De 10 per
soma designada.
Coment&bass que la opinion on el
seno del Conssjo Ejssutivo no estk
un&nime G favor del candidate para
AlcAlde, c0nsiaerAndose que el eitA-
do candidate obtsndr& el puesto por
los votos de 10 msyorfa de aquel
ConGejo.
Dfjose tambien anocha qus no di
simulaban su disgusto A]gunos Gle.
mentos do cierts corporation mani
sipal, por considerar que 90 les ol'
vida como seryidores eiectos por al
voto del pueblo, al formarse candi
dAturas para cleric elsvado cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-17
MERCUR1O

Con extrAordinArio toxto, ilustrA'
dro CON pro fasi6n de grabados, apa'
rece el nGmero 16 ao la importante
publica ci6n "Mereurio", Revista Co.
merciAl Ibsro. Americans, editadA
Dor 10 casa J. Puigdollers MaciA,
8. en- G.
El n6mero que nos ocups 10 dedi
CO dicha ReviatA 6 10 Exposition
que organize en- obaequio al Vice
preeidente de IL Rep1blica Argen'
tina doctor Quirno Costa, { cryo
obieto insertA concisr zudos trAbajos
de "a propietario Jose Puigdollers
v Macik, del Director de 10 misma
b. Federico RAhola y otras eonoci
das nrmas, resultAndo en- copiunto
verdaderAmente recomendable por
su tfondo practice & 10 par que
Ameno, como podr& juzgarse por el
siguiente "SumArio::"
El comereio Hispano Americana,
por Jose Pujgdollers y MaciA".
AlgunAs opiniones sobre 10 po]f'ics
Hispano Amsricana. Ls Exposi'
ci6n nj Vicsprecidente de 10 Repd'
blica Argsr tins, por Federico RA
holA". !Algo de nusstra Expocisi6n.
Listas do les % fiores que han con
tribuido al obss q uio oil doctor Q air :
no Costs. Cf6nicA Espanola. po.
Salvador Canals La Rep1 olica
Argentina, por "R. Monner Sans. !"
La casa sPsra G. su., por "DAvid de
Mojoy" C:onica f financiera. Anun
clos ofieiales. NotieiAs generates.
Ssce.6n comereial. Transports.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-17
GOlDe de eStadO
en- SerVia
FL Rey Alexandra sus
pende la Constitution
de 1901 durante al
gunos minutes
Con ObjetO de COpar
con los RadiCaleS

Be'grsSo. Servis, 2 de Abril.
r ~ A'ei&ndro sjecrt5 10 que por
squf llamamos nm ''coup d etat !"
Libr6 dos proelamas, en- ls primera
de las cuales dselaraba en- suspen'
90 IL Constitnc'ol de 1901, recha'
zAndo leyes sprobadas III anparo de
esa Cons tituci6n, destituye lido Sc.
nadores y Consejeros de E,tado,
disoiviendo el Skapshtina, y por
Gltimo, ponienao nuevs msnte en- vi.
gor las lsyes que regian en- el pais
Antes de estsb.ecerse 10 G Constituoi6n
de 1901. In ssgunds prcclsma era
para restableeer In @ Jnstituc6
ds 1902 El juego del Rey Aleian
dro, de Ssrvis, Sc considers en-
Viena como expa imento muy peli
greso. psro no csusA In menor sor.
press, porque dssde hace tempo se
sabia psrfsctamente bien que Ale.
j6ndro deseaba dar oil trasts CON In
IL flunc1A de los radicAles que pare
ce le ponen muchos obstAculcs en- sn
camino,