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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
COLOMBIA SENDS PROTEST TO SENATE
AGAINST THE RECOGNITION OF PANAMA

distinct propositions were submitted
and many other suggestions were
made informally, but no agreement
could be reached and the caucus ad.
journed to meet again on the call Of
the chairman. Several senators on
leaving the caucus bitterly com.
planned of the lack of harmony and
compared the democratic position with
the attitude of the republicans, who,
they said with twice as many repre-,
sentatiyeS, had not a straggler, while
hardly two democrats were of the
same opinion.
The resolution which was dis
cussed at the greatest length was of.
fered by Senator Carmack, Tenn. 1t
declared the sentiment of the demo
Gratis to be that the present canal law
should be put into operation by the
president The resolution declared
the Spooner act to the present law
governing the authoritative course OF
/ the United States in regard TO build.
ing canal on the Nicaragua and Cos.
ia Rica route. 1t asserted that "a rea
sonable time" for acquiring the Pan
anna route had elapsed at the death OF
i the Hay-Herran treaty and the presi
dent consequently was left with no al
tentative but to build tie Niearaguan
i canal Speeches were made for and
against the proposition. 1t was ap
parent at the outset that a motion OF
such radical character could not har
monte the minority. Censure of the
president for his alleged assistance OF
the Panama revolt but pledging sup
port if a canal treaty were negotiated
i with the new republic was the pur
port of a resolution offered by Sena
tor Bacon as a substitute for the Car
mack plan. This extreme met imme
date rejection. 1t was at this point
that some of the senators withdrew
from the caucus.
Walker Pays Respects.
! Panama, Nov. 17.-Rear Admira
Walker, who is practically Presden
Roosevelt's representative on the
! isthmus, and Consul General Gudge
called at the palace yesterday after
noon and in the name Of the United
States government paid their respects
to the members of the junta Mr.
Walker presented a letter from Pres
ident Roosevelt and there were mu
!, tual exchanges of good wishes. Other
wise the visit was quite formal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

Washington, ID. c., Nov. Nv. L.
Honscr, secretary Of the state OF Wis
consin, has forwarded to congress an
authenticated copy OF the joint resolu
ton adopted by the Wisconsin legisla
tufe requesting congress to call a con.
stitutional convention for the purpose
of submitting to the people for ratillca
don an amendment to the federal con.
stituton providing for the election OF
United States senators bv direct vote
Of the people
The copy Of the resolution was yes.
tefday laid before the house by Speak.
er Cannon and referred to the commit
tee on election Of president, vice presi.
dent and members Of congress.
When the senate convened several
petitions protesting against Senator
Smoot retaining his seat were present.
ed and referred To the committee on
privileges and elections
The house began the consideration
Of the Cuban reciprocity bill Mr. bal
zell Fep., Pa reported a resolution
providing that the bill reported from
the ways ana means committee should
be considered TO the exclusion Of all
other business until O'Clock Thurs
day, when a vote VIII be taken with.
out intervening motion The rule was
adopted, 17G yeas TO i55 nays.
A minority report. setting forth the
views Of Messrs. Williams OF Mississip.
pi, Swanson Of Virginia. Mcclellan Of
New York and Clark OF Missouri, on
the Cuban Till, was filed In the house
Mr.. Cooper Of Texas, also a member OF
the minority on the ways and means
committee, presented lengthy report
condemning the Cuban treaty in tttn
The president transmitted 10 the
house the correspondence and other
official documents relating TO the re.
cent revolution on the istnmus OF Pan.
anna, as requested by resolution
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

James Howard Jenkins. one OF the
four men who first gave pronanenco
to the Immortal war song of "lohn
Browns Body" is now president of
the German National bank of Oshkosh,
Wis He and the other three were
sergeauts in the Boston Light infantry
in 1861, and, being good singers they
formed themselves in a quartet, From
some unknown quarter came the first
verse, which they adapted to an old
camp'meeting melody, Later the
BoStou l.iSht infantry became part ot
the Twelfth Massachusetts, and tho
new song became SO popular with That
body that It came TO 'he called the
hallemiah ogimeut"
An awful social row is now on In
the Back hay residence district OF
| Boston Two women have brought
civil suits against each other, though
their preliminary proceedings were
| anything but civil Mrs Rachel r.
Newman owned (and still owns) dog
IA foN,tcrrier, one Of the most elegant
| hulSNuNNN w NlINN Ut hillttA u. Naul'
bertson had heeu troubled by that dog
one day last June Mrs, Newman was
| accompanying her terrier and as they
passed the home Of DR., Cnlhertson that
! vcngeul ludy emptiod pitcher fun of
water on unfortunately net tho Gor,
but Mrs Ncwmau's brand.aeW silk
! dress, II took the color out and no
securing with gasoline, sanolio, and
the loid.d twins could restore tho
itlk gown to its pristine beauty and
the gown was brought into court, Only
this case has MS yet been heard IN
!, court, but Or Culbertson does not
appea, TO dispute the faet of the water
Next comes tho suit OF the doctor on
account OF the trespass Of tho terrier,
/ The neishhorhood Is all tora up over
this sliSht, hut perfectly reasonable
] disagreement
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
NO NEED OF LICENSE.
Plumbers License Law Is Knocked
Out by Supreme Court.

st. Paul, Nov. 17.-The supreme
court holds the plumbers license law
of 1901 unconstitutional. The case
came up On a writ of habeas corpus
which was denied by the district cour
Of Ramsey county. Chapel, the relator
had been fined $25 for working at the
plumbing trade without a license. He
is discharged by the action OF the
court Two Hennepin county decls.
ions had already decided against the
law
The court holds that the classified.
ton is without proper reason. Cities
under 10000 may have as great need
for sanitary plumbing as larger places.
The failure to require licenses from
master plumbers is also fatal defect.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
FARMERS WARNED AGAINST
LABOR AND CAPITAL TRUSTS

Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 17.-Assist'
ant Secretary OF Agriculture Brlgam
yesterday addressed the national
grange, Of which he was master for
nine years He urged the farmers to
take a firm stand against Tyranny Of
organized labor and organized CAPT.
tai" Both. he said were the threaten.
Ing problems which the agricultural
class alone could solve His words
were received with great enthusiasm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

and dispense her by force, Eor some
time she has been locked in her old
home and refused TO leave the place,
which the government had bought,
and the situation was an awkward
one, But either the diplomacy Of
tho officers or the staleness of her
provisions caused her to strike her
eolors and make an unconditional sur,
render.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

The WISCONSIN resolution in favor Of
popular election of United States son
atorS was adopted ty the legislature
last winter. action being taken in the
senate on even division, With the taN
orable casting vote OF Lieutenant GOV
error Davidson, The sta)warts, led
by Senator Whitehead, opposed IN,
measure, but were defeated
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
NEsRASkA'S NATIONAL SoLoN IN.
plcTEo FOR BRIBERY.
FOR SELLING P0ST0FFICE
Alleged to Have Made Recommends.
ton for Federal Appointment in
Consideration Of Price of $500 in
Property and Money-Appointee Al.
50 Under Indictment,

Omaha, Nov. 1.-THE federal grand
ed States Senator Charles Dietrich
and Postmaster Jacob Fisher OF Hast,
ings Mob, charging them With con,
spirarcy and bribery in connection with
the appointment OF Fisher as postmas.
ter, The indictment against senator
Dietrich charges that he accepted
money and property in consideration ot
his recommending Fisher Tor the al.
polutment as postmaster at Hastings,
That against Fisher charges him with
making an agreement With Dietrich by
which the former was to pay in pop.
erty and money $1,000 for securing the
appointment,
Evidence was presented To show that
Fisher bought postotllce fixtures from
the Grand Army post nj Hastings OF
the value of $500 and later turned the
property over to Dietrich to whose
| building 1t was removed and TO whom
was paid the rental by the government
and in addition to turning over this
property it is charged Fisher paid the
, senator $500 in cash
Wants District Attorney Fired
! Washington. Nov. l7,~~Senator Diet
/ rich and Editor Rosewater of the
Omaha Bee have arrived in this city
and last night all inquiries as to the in
, dietment of the senator were referred
to RoSewater who declared the indict
! ments were the result of political
quarrel. Rosewater asserted that Diet
rich had good defense and the Bee
senator had come to Washington at this
time to bring about the removal of Dis
trict Attorney Sommers. He said they
already had been to the white house
on tins mission, Rosewater declared
that Sommers had pushed the charges
against Senator Dietrich for the reason
that they were politically antagunistic
First Senatorial Indictment.
Omaha, Nov. l7.--This indictment IL
said &c be the first ever returned
against n United States senator on a
charge of this nature and caused in
tense excitement in government and
official circles In Omaha and adjoining
towns when 1t became public just
what action will be taken, II any. TO ap
prehend Senator Dietrich could no, be
learned last night,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
Debate Is Commenced.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE house
made a fair start ON this legislation
for which II was convoked, adoptmg
n rule under which vote will be tax,
en- at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon
on the Cuban reciprocity treaty The
rule was adopted by party vote
with the exception OF six republican
members from Michigan and Califor-
MIA Joining the minority in opposl.
tiOn.
The democrats opposed the rule ON
the ground that II was drastic and
prevented vote being taken on any
amendment to the bill while the re.
publican votes east against II mclud,
ed the opposition to the measure MS
autagonistic to the best sugar inter.
ests. Mr.. Payne opened the debate
In a speech whose keynote was that
the measure would not affect injuri.
ously sugar, tobacco or any other In.
terests and was demanded by ma,
tlonal honor and good faith For the
minority Mr. Williams OF Mississippi.
Swanson of Virginia and Robinson of
Indiana, made speeches crticlslng
the republicans for their tariff policy
and excessive taxation Of the public
Appointments Confirmed.
Washington, Nov i7-Tho follow.
ing combinations were made yoster,
day: Stanford Newell Mimi aB
minister plenipotentiary to the Meth.
erlnnds and Luxembourg, Hamilton
King. Michigan, as minister plonipo
Tertiary TO Siam; Spencer f. Eddy.
Illinois. secretary to the embassy at
st. Petersburg and H. r. Greene,
Mimi, civil service commissioner,
Oppose Niger" Amendments. i
Washington, Nov " Representa-.
tive Gaines, CTenn), introduced a
resolution Yesterday proposing the
following amendment TO the consttll.
ton THE president Of the United
States shall hold his office during ono
term of SIX years and no person hay
ing once been president either by
election or succession, shall be again
eligible To that Office"
Mr. Underwood Ala, introduced a
resolution for an amendment TO the
constitution repeating the fifteenth
amendment A similar resolution
was introduced by MI IIardwicIi,
Georgia. who also wants section of
the fourteenth amendment repealed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
Butter Firm at EIoln.

Elgin. ILL.,. Nov. 17.-Butter ruled
firm on the board OF trade yesterday.
selling at II cents a pound. The sales
In the district for the week were $685.
900 pounds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
lalSH SCHOLAR TO VISIT
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN

n""'oa. WOW 15.--Yeats. the famous
iribh scholar, has arrived on a trip TO
lecture at American universities. He
will visit the University OF wisconsiR
asd other northwestern institutions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
ITALIAN RULERS ON THEIR
WAY TO VISIT MERRIE ENGLAND

Cherbourg. France, Nov. fixing
victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena
RI Italy arrived here yesterday after.
noon on their way to England. After
receiving the British naval officers be
longing 10 the escorting feet, the kfr g
and queen embarked on the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert. They leave
here today
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE

Joseph q. Fulton. for over half d
century a forage master IN the United
States army and one Of the best
known men In Virginia, died at Old
Point Comfort few days ago With
him the Office of forage master passes
out of exIstance. II was abolished
several years ago, but as Mr. Fulton
was the only person holding such e
position he was allowed 10 continue
for life He entered the United States
army IN 1850
Recent disturbances In Wall street
have had disasterous effect on New
Yorl society, many OF those who have
had TO foot the bills finding themselves
nncom 'ortably efamped. The usually
brilliant Aster ball was d failure. A
few weeks later II was seen that
society was keeping TO It's country
laces. ogtengibly because II had gone
In for outdoor sports. but In reality
ION motives of economy. The
thsatcrs are suffering badly and there
is : poor prospect ahead Of the opera
gcason.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
Wanted Boy Scared.

Stevens Point-Ernest Moore testi-
fed in the Harroun murder case yes-
terday that Scion Sherman. brother
of the defendant, and another man,
asked him to scare the Simons boy
as Simons was the only one they
were afraid Of at the preliminary ex-
animation. NJ. r. Pierce. John Am.
brose and Z. A. Sherman testified
that there was nothing odd or pecul-
lar about Mr.. Harroun. Sherman
said Mrs. Bentley's reputation was
good. Five other witnesses testigsi
to Mrs. Bentley's good reputation.
Frank Alterburg testified that he was
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
EXPRESSES PAINFUL SURPRISE
AT AMERICAN ACTION.
EMPLOYS BAD DIPLOMACY

Sends Statement of Objections to Sen.
ate Rather Than to the State De.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Company Ad.
vances 100000 to the New Repub-
lies Credit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
UNITED STATES SENATOR CHARGED WITH
SELLING A POSTOFF|CE JOB FOR MONEY

agreed 70 by the house at the instance
Of Mr., HIT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

Mrs. Kate Kealy has at last
evacuated her house on the grounds
OF the Annapolis naval academy and
It will not be necessary for the AT.
lantlc squadron TO sail up the bay
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

told by Walter, about February 10,
that Walter thought he was being
poisoned,
Buried by Means Of Derrick.
Hammond-Lee Trickey, aged 50
years, Of this city, who weighed 6S7
pounds and who died at Newport, Ark.
November II, was buried there by the
Cosmopolitan Carnival company, of
which he was one of the chief attrac.
tons, He was said to be the heaviest
man in the world, A large derrick
was used to lower the caSket, which
was t feet long, feet wide and >
deep. Several men were required to
operate the crank MIR. Trickey, whose
death was caused by intlammatory
rheumatism, was feet 10 inches tall.
He had travelled for ten years with
different circus and exhibition com.
panieS.
Trickey's father refused to have the
remains sent home TO Hammond,
Answering a wire from the Carnival
company as to what disposition to
make of the body. he said; You've
had the use of him: now bury him,
The body has been viewed by 1000
persons.
Hold Up Working Man.
Jauesville-Mike Thomas, an EN-.
iploye Of the Hanson Furniture fac
/ tory, was held up by four men and re
lieved of his weeks wages, amounting
to $l2 He had just left the factory
with his little girl, No trace of the
men has been secured.
Trains in Smash.Up.
Waukesha-With crash which
could be heard for blocks a freight
engine on the Northwestern road and
engine No. loo on the Wisconsin Cen
trail came together at the crossing Ct
the two roads and as a result of the
locllision and accidents which were en-
tailed by It, loss of $4,000 has oc
Cured
The fireman and engineer of the
Central engine did not see the North
western train and neither had time t
jump Both were in the cab when the
crush came and it is a miracle tina
both were not killed, When the loco
motive was knocked from the tract
both were thrown fully 80 feet into al
adjoining part of the right-ot.wal
without being injured other than ;
few bruises. The train on the North
western was a freight loaded will
sugar beetS
Horses Kick Fatal.
Chippewa Fals-Edward Kuhlmanr
aged l6 was kicked in the mouth by
horse and died two hours later.
Monument for Aged Couple
RaCine--Two monuments, side b!
side, in the Catholic cemetery, nea
this city, bear the Inscriptions: Jane
Cauley, born April 16, 1903" Mar,
Cauley, born November -, 1918" Nj
and Mrs Cauley, the earliest Irish piol
.c"r residents of the county, are aliv
ana We'll. They reside in an unpreten
tious twostory frame dwelling at tn
north city limits. Neither ever had
picture taken. and they refuse TO sit 10
them in their old age. Mr.. Cauley vii
be 10l years old next April and hi
wife will be 81.
Joyces Trial Set.
Janesville-The November term o
the circuit court opened yesterda.
morning, and the usualnumber of case
in the civil and criminal calendar weTt
called There are three cases in tn,
criminal calendar. Thomas Joyce
charged with the murder Of Herman
Zimmerman last July, pleaded no
] guilty and trial was set for December |
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
WANT PEOPLE To
ELECT SENAT TORS
RESOLUTION OF WISCONSIN LEG.
isLATuRE RECEIVED.
PRESENTED BY SPEAKER

Secretary Of State Houser Sends Call
for Constitutional Convention
Petitions Still Pile in Against Seat.
ing Senator Smoot--Vote Date on
CUBAN Reciprocity Bill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
DEATH IN EXPLOSION
MIL WAUkEE FIREMAN MEETS
HIS END IN HOT BLAST.
THIEVES AT GAINESVILLE
Burglars Make Haul of $4,000 Worth
of Silks, Furs and Cash-Supposed
to Have Gone Down the River in
Row Boat-State News Dis
patches.

MilwaG,ee, Nov. 17.-Clarence
Meyer fireman at the Daisy Roller
mills, was almost instantly killed yes.
terday morning by a blast of mixed
fire and steam which cooked and
scared his body. He was employed
about boiler at the mills. when the
bursting Of fue sent the steam out
OF the boiler with force that swept
the fire from the firebox and threw the
stoker against the wall eight feet
away He died almost instantly
Charles Mantey, a coalpasser who
was in a room adjoining, saw the ac.
eident but was not injured himself
The holy 81 Meyer was IA en- TO the
morsue. He was % years cid and
married.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
Big Haul Of silks.

Janesvlle-B Cstwick & Sons dry
goods store was robbed Saturday
night. The burglars got in through a
skylight and the reported loss is $40,
900 in silks, furs and cash. The store
is Oh a river and it is thought that
the men came up in boat and got
away with the goods down stream.
and it is thought that they had a wag-
on further down in which they put
the goods and took them away.
A boat was seen going down the
river filed with boxes early Sunday
morning. 1t had evidently been TAX.
en- from neighboring boatkeeper.
The theft was committed some time
Saturday night and the thieves cley-
erly put the hangings over the shelves
back into PLACE, so that the prophet.
or, when he came down Sunday morn.
ing, did not notice anything wrong.
The sheriff Is going to Chicago, where
he thinks he can locate the goods
He is the same sheriff who caught
Belot thieves three years ago III
this case the thieves made a clean
job of II.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19

told by Walter, about February 10,
that Walter thought he was being
Dpisppn1
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1903-11-19
Democrats Cannot Agree.

Washington, Nov. 17.-The demo.
cratic members of the senate caucused
io- ever three hours yesterday but
were unable to get together on a pro
gram as to canal legislation. -Four
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-16
Comment Der Trbrrntiuu.
@iee pidti8e 8eI8liiTe erleot9t. -
Die 2aOinIde 3eiolution 8e8en
SinhdItsbefehLe nienerneitimmt-

8tele lpi6ttge 8ei6liii1e erleotgt. -
Die 2abinT4e Geiolution gegen
@in6alt56efe6le nieoergeIttmmt,
8oiton, 10, 0pD. - SIN Som
pent Der Qmerican Decoration Of Ga
6or lpurOen gsitern nit Der Grleoiz
gung Oon 8eIolutionen 6orti6ritte
gemu9t. ue6er Diele 0inge lit u6er
nod 8ei6luB gu fallen, unO ais Die
GiBung gegen 4beno i6loB uno Der
GonDent ii6 auf W}ontag Dertagte,
puren pOn $50 Doer me6r Geiolutipz
nen, nelhe eingebrQ6t nOr0sn fino,
nur etpa 40 erIeoigt. Die eBte Seiz
fion Der Do6e 3eibnete ii6 ourh cine
eb6ufte 0istufion ijber bic 5rdge
aus, o6 Der Gonpent $1,000 fir Die
Deitern 5eOeration Of U}iners betpilz
ligen Iole.
Die Geiolution De8Delegaten Qaoln
aus Wilte8barre, ga, NORM es bieB,
bic unioniiten ieien entidieoen gegen
bic ungere6ten Gin6ultsbefs6le, Delde
Don tapitaliitii6en Geri9ts6ofen err
luRen miirDen, uno Derlo6ten iie,
muroe nieoergeitimmt, nahDem Der
0elegat bic Observation-Disclosures NnIpraz
6e 9e6olten bate, pel6e in oemGonz
0ent Bis jeBt. geb0rt norOen lift.
Sn Der Na9mittag5ItBung DurOen
Diele 6rdgen erIeOigt, tDel6e ii6 auF
Die beri6ieoeniten 8egenitdn0e be3oz
qen, ME Die Organization BON inter-
~nationalen Unions, SnooTjrun9 oe5
2(ppens um 6iiIfe fir Die Sailors of
&mericd, fDelder BON Dem GretutjD=
rat6 au8gegargen lit, uno bic 3uiage
~finan3ieler uno moraliiter llnteritij=
Bun9 Der S6neioer, Grfldrung, oaB
ale @iIen6a6n 5ran5portruten duf
ben Sn6a6er Iauter IoGter, 0oB e5
cine S6ma6 iei, bic lJnterIdriTt beg
Grtper6ers auf 6o6rturten 5u 0erlanz
gen, unO ooB man ge8en 9emeiniame
Qgenturen Il. an0ere SOentifitdttonsz
GrforoerniFe p~rotettre.
QntpeiTung oe8 Geiegge6ung5 Goz
mites, gu unterIu6en, ME melt Der
@e6rau6 i'm Warine = 0epartement
qe6e, Qn3etgen gu erloIen nm G6jne=
len uno Sopaner CUR Qniteaung ais
Wd76erei 4rbeiter in Dem 9epartez
ment at erlunqen, uno QnItrenqun9en
3u MAIDEN, Damit OieIe SteGungen
Qnoeren gegeben nerben. @eiIung
an ben Gre"futiDratb, Ii6 nm bic Or
ouniIation Der 5~a6atsar6eiter i'm
@iOen gu 6emii6en. Qufforoerun8
Der T0oeration, Ii6 beionoers I'M bic
Organization uqer fir 2o6r ar6eiz
ten0en 75ruuen i'm 2unOe gu bemii6en.
Sine ReIolution, nel6e ben Gonz
Dent aufFor0erte, ben G%retutiDrat6 3u
ermG6tigen, boB er It6 bemi6e, Die
Organization zines 0utionaIDer6unz
oes Der 6oientrdger 4rbeiter berbeiz
3uFii6ren, fiibrte gu elmer augemenen
0i8fuFion. Die Gmpfe6(ung oe5
GOmtte'8, Die 4~ngelegenbeit an Den
Gretutiorat6 gu perlpei7en, puroe
idIteBlid angenommen. @6enio tpurz
be nit Der Gmpfe6lung oes Comics
be5ugli9 elmer ReIplution ptrfaRren,
nonu6 Der internationdlen Union
Der Steinmaurer eirG6arter bepiQigt
tperoen Ioa.
I'm $50 pertogte Der GOuOent iia
bis gum Wlontag.