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New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
ARCANUMITES IN ARMS.
TRICKERY At MEETING.
Factions Wage Bitter Strife OCer
Supreme Council Rates.

Members of the New-York Council of the
Royal Arcanum were excited yesterday as a
result of the meeting OF the council on Satur-
day night at the Masonic Temple. because of
the bitter feeling displayed by two factions and
because nothing came of the discussion which
lasted until nearly o'clock yesterday morning.
It was manifest at the meeting that majority
of the members present were in favor Of con-
demning the action Of the Supreme Council in
making rates OF assessment which are expected
to force many of the older members out of the
body. but the minority managed to prevent the
local council from giving expression to that
feeling Most of the councils of the order in
Brooklyn, in other parts of the state and many
councils in other states have passed resolutions
condenninC the Supreme Councils action in
raising the assessments Of men over sixty-fve
years old to an extent that is regarded by many
as prohibitive.
The manner in which the will of the majority
was defeated at the meeting of the New-Yorlz
Council was spoken of yesterday by some of the
members as disgracefu and bordering on trick
ery and by these Of the minority faction as
necessary to prevent the hotheads in the coun-
Gil from bringing its good name into disgrace
Early in the meeting a motion passed te
Rave the council go into executive session as
committee of the whole to consider the assess
ment question August Kitchelt. regent of the
council named George w. Dorland, jr., as chair
man Then the fight, which was to last hours,
began.
AS soon as the resolutions condemning the ac-
ton of the Supreme Council were introduced
Mr. Burnham, of the executive committee.
moved as an amendment that the regent be
empowered to appoint committee to investi-
gate and report on the Supreme Councils ac-
ton, and that the local council authorize the
of Nv he in, he
investigation. Mr.. Burnham and his friends
argued that it would be foolish to condemn the
Supreme Council before knowing If the assess
1nents were right wrong.
The discussion of the amendment was long
and bitter. and. Mr.. Dorland insisted on
giving to the speakers for the question all the
time they wanted, it was after midnight before
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
DR. MACKAY TO WELLESLEY GIRLS
Tells the Graduates that Character is the
Hendmaid of Culture.

Wellesley. Mass. June 25.-A sermon before the
graduating class at Wellesley College was pres chea
to-day by Dr. Donald Sage Nackay. OF New-York
City, In Memorial Chapel. He took as subject
Character the Supreme attainment of Life"
Character to-day" he said, "has become the
handmade Of culture The word character he's been
reiegated TO the realm OF the commonplace. IT has
become almost cant word. and the oheapening of
word means the depreciation OF idea The
word character born centuries before the Chris
tian era and meant the too with which the Greek
sculptor did his finest work"
Dr. 8fackay drew a comparison between character
and reputation. Hkenng reputation ''the outward
robe Of life. which the world fingers and feels the
value Of" and character to the priestly vestment
OF the SOUL
Character he said 'fs not inherent like genius.
nor a burst of inspiration. Like the character of
the old Greek scutptors, It Is the product oT nne
teTInining factors.
Experience is the teacher OF fools. but 1t xraeu-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
STOLE LETTER TO GET JOB.
Negro Became Pullman Porter Through Gen.
eraI Wade's Letter for Another.

On the complaint of Allen Brock colored, of No
us West 29th-st. formerly a groom employed by
Major General James F. Wade. L. S A, tnat he
stole letter Of recommendation to get place
AS porter with the Pullman Car Company, John w
Cooke colored. of No. III West 60th-st, was
prisoner in the Morrisania police court yesterday
Magistrate McAvoy discharged Cooke on the com
Dlaint of theft. but told him that he had stolen
the Job he now holds by means of Brooks letter
and that he would personally inform the c9mpaHy-
Breck said he told Cooke that he had the letter
from General Wade, which gave him an excellent
Character and Cooke asked him fer 1t TO use II;
applying for Job with the car COMPANY he i9a
Cooke ii would be OF TO him, bat COOKE ne
saws proposed that he should use it, and oTered
him d for tie use of the letter Brock refused ne
saIs and Cooke snatched the letter ana kept H.
Ia went to the ear company with the letter and
got a lob as porter. Cooke says the company no"
has the letter. -., x.. ~. ,,~a 80
thn letter for 81.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

the meeting could get an opportunity to defeat
the amendment by an overwhelming vote 1hea
Mr. wfckes Of the committee offered new
set Of resolutions, which denounced the su-
preIne Council in uTrneasured terms for us
action, as intended TO force out the old mem
bers of the order. That enabled the speakers
of the minority to keep UP the discussion until
near a. m, and as the COUNCIL could not by
its bylaws hold a meeting to receive report
on Sunday the executive session finally ceased
without action on the latest set of resolutions.
Somebody moved that the committee of the
whole rise and there was general rush for the
doors.
Mr. Wickes made a final effort to have his
resolutions carried, and he and some of his
friends gathered at the platform and voted for
them but Mr.. Dorland said yesterday that he
would report at the next regular meeting or
the council that no action had been taken
1t was said by some of the majority yester-
day that one of the minority speakers, VINO spoke
against time in order to prevent action, was
the chairrnan's father. George w. Dorland,
sr Mr. Dorland jr., said yesterday that that was
trua The conservative members, he said, were
determined not to have the council made ridieu-
lous by condemning action Of which it was
ignorant All the time of the meeting, he said.
Uriah W. Tompkins, a member of the Supreme
Council was waiting outside. willing to explain
about the assessments but the hotheads would
not allow him to enter the executive meeting,
while they were demanding information about
assessments from members who could make no
explanations.
There will be a regular meeting Of the council
te-rnorrow evening when the trouble is expected
to cause another long discussion. At the meet
ing on Saturday night several agents of regular
life insurance companies were waiting outside,
anxious to urge the claims OF various companies
such of the old members as are expected to
leave the Royal Arcanura Advertisements were
published yesterday calling for membership in
an f'Arcanum life insurance club" which was
to be formed Members of the New York coun-
ell said they were not engaged in any movement
to aid Withdrawals from the order in the interest
Of any life insurance company. What they
wanted they said. was to have reform and
fair rates in the order.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
NEW SERVICE TO BLOCK ISLAND.

President Peters. accompanied by other officers
of the Long Island Railroad and several repre-
sentatives of other railroads about New-York will
make a trial trip to Block Island to-day over the
new route. by way of Montauk. over which a spe-
cial four and half hour service viii be estab-
lished BY the railroad. beginning June % Mr..
Peters and his guests will leave Long Island CITY
on special train at O'Clock. ~ MonJauk tnsy
will board the new steamboat Mc1tauk, which
has been fitting out at Greenport. After short
stay Block Island. the party viii return over the
route.
The new service VIII consist of daily express
trains starting from East 34thst. at 1870 a. m ana
FTatblsh-ave at 1888. and arriving at Montana al
p. On Saturdays an additional train viii leave
24th-st at 100 p. and FlatbuS1-aTe-. at 1.Se
arriving al $40 O'Clock Returning, passengers VII!
leave Block Island at 11:9O a. m arriving IN the
CITY at AS D. m. and Mondays a special ser
vice will start at $50 a. and arrive AT lt:4V
Mr.. Peters hopes by the new service to ceyelop
the possibilities of Block Island and Montauk as
summer resorts -
The Montauk is a twin-Screw steamboat with
speed of eighteen knots.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

ates saints All the world is . shop. all men and
women ara mere scu,ptoss. and one man. In his
time uses many tools placed there by the hand OF
CoS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
TROLLEY CAR HITS POLE.
FiUe Women Hurt an Accident Be
tzceep Peab0dy and Lynn.

Peabody Mass. June 25.-Five persons. all
women were injured. ore OF them seriously, by the
derailing of an electric car the Lynn division Of
the Boston and Northern Street Railway here this
afternoon. The injured were:
AMFS Mrs Lynn. bruises shoulder
BARTON Mrs Thomas J.. Salem; internal injuries AMI
BATCHBbDER Mrs. Lynn; left broken and con-
ToBsoT Mrs C H Cambridge: coI.arfone and ros
M.NASfN Miss C. E. Lynn: bruises had.
The car was an open one. bound from Lynn 70
Peabodv and held forty-ive passengers. At a
curve near the Lynn city lire the wheels left the
rails and the plunged into trolley pole.
Stamping It off about four from the base The
passengers we're severely shaken up and dozen
or more were thrown To the ground. All but tho
fve women escaped without injury The car was
not dam 9ged
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26

to take a ride after the tour OF duty was over
When he first bought the automobile Collins used
TO drive 1t down 10 the station house nearly every
day. but efter tho novelty wore of he missed a
day occasionally.
Collins owned a horse named Nellie. Collins was
a cavalrynnan during the Civil War, and liked
Nellie, he said because she was the most varied
critter that drew BREATH
Why" said Collins. "a fellow couldn't go out
riding without learning something new. She could
buck and kick amazing, She had a twisting side
step warranted TO unseat one but a bully good
rider. Finally, | sold the horse 10 a bakery and
she Just herself out to smash things for it. She
was sold TO another person, and don't know
what she's done since, but often wish had her
back gain.
Automobiles are stylish all right. all right. but
there is lack of responsiveness about them; They
buck respectfully. sometimes, but then. little oil
cures that and then there is not more excitement
until you get into muss with some fellow who
thinks you're encroaching upon his side OF the
street. They don't bite, and don't Kick, except
when you 'cranking,' and then the kicking
stops as soon as you quit 'crankiHg.' Blamed If
don't think I made bad bargain Styles style,
and as such is all right. but II don't make up for
the excitement one gets from n downright frisly
horse do believe / II swap my automobile for a
skitTish horse, sell it SOS L can buy another
Just like Nellie"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
WANTS 4 BUCKING "AUTO.' %
4 Jamaica Policeman Longs for
Tyopble NTH His Car.

Patrick A Collins Goornaan OF the Seventy eighth
Precinct poce station, in Jamaica. is the latest
convert TO the ranks of automobile owners and
riders. Collins is known to nearly everybody In
Jamaica When Collins drove his machine with a
flourish to the police station, which is the old Town
Hail at Fulton-st and F1ushing-ave. there was
gtaat excitement He shut off the power from the
.blaeR deviI' he drove and entered the station In
time 20 respond 'Here!" TO his name when the roll
was called Then Collins casually asked the desk
sergeant: -.
say. sarge. may 1 go out and put my machine
away?"
..1aken to the bicycle7 Sure, fetch her right IN
the back ROOM" said Sergeant Carman
mo II won't go In there. It's sn automobile,
lust say that again. Paddy" said he. gasp
ing.
The doorrnan complied and invited his superior
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
WILLIAMSBURG CHURCH DEDICATED
Bishop Mcdonnell Presides at Ceremonies
in New Epiphany.

The Roman Catholic Church Of the Epiphany. in
South sth-st near Bedford-ave.. Williamsburg, was
dedicated Yesterday by the Rev. Charles E. McDon-
roll Bishop OF the Brooklyn Diocese. The building
belonged TO the members Of All Souls Universalist
Church. who last February consolidated with an
other JJnivetsalist church society in Flatbush. II
z-as sold to the Rev. John L. Belford pastor of
SITS Peter and Pauls Church, in Wythe-ave, near
South 2d-st., for S4150O.
Thousands of persons were turned away disap-
cinted before the exercises began yesterday. Bishop
Mcdonnell was assisted by the Rev. Eugene DON
nelly Of Flushing Long Island. and the Rev. James
McBnroe. who acted as HONORARY deacons end Non Mon
sisrrors Barrett O'HaTe, McNamee and Duffy. There
we're also present about fifty other priests.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-26
sAcoALAuREArE SERMON AT AMHERST.

Amherst, Mass., June B-Ths Rev. Dr.. George
Hards, president OF Amherst College. preached the
baccaIaureate sermon In the college church to-day
pres,dent HarTfss text was II Peter 1. 10: Give
diligence to make your calling and election sure
He said in part:
It may seern In the present condition Of society
that the individual Is OF slight consequence Ihere
are combinations corporations. unions. The inita-
tive individual is lost he himself is lost IN
the crowd. But the fact is that these very conol.
tions call for efficient men. The heads OF great
corpora fions and railroads say, we are always
looking for men, for efficient men,. Corporations
and railroads and mills do not manage themselves
Intelligence and responsibility are all the more
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
s1re&em
SIN Der faiierli@en 6amiIie.

g t. petersburg, IL. Geb.
Die Hadridt bon Der grmorbung bes
Grobfirfen Ser9ius, bic um 3 ubr
sefdab. errei&te 8iarstpie SelO, wdb-
renb Bring 6rieori4 2eopolb bon
preuBen fi6 nit Der faiierliden So
Mile unterbislt. sic rief bic gr6bte
BsHirauns berbor. Der aaiiers fon
b~olifdnbig niebergeidmettert gemeien
iein. Aae GeffIi6feiten gu @hren bes
prsuBiidsn 8affes wurben iofort ein=
sefelt.
$errorife u rtbetl.
Berlin, II. Gebr. Die Na9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18

Der beutf DE 2ebrerpers
e n 5Gblts beim 8eginn biefes Scabres
104,981 Mitglieoer.
Die 1. g atterie Der 9 re-
be- Mrttqeriebrigaoe, tpelAe BEL Der
6eier Der Baferipeibe bic SaIutz
abgab, beitanb. tpie nadtrdglia
rerlautet, aus alien 0orberlooern.
Wenn Ti9 bieie qngabe beititigt, 10
setpinnt Der Worfau cine bpbe Yebsuz
tung. Mlte Gorberlaber iperben nidt
mebr gu @deBiibunaen perpanbt, es
Tam alfo teine 8artdtf6e bur9 Ra1z
ldfigfeit i'm Motr bleiben. Muberbem
mub Bel einem 8orberlaber sundhft
bic &artuihe unb bann erft bas &c
f6oB eineebraht perben, unb es lit
unmDgli9, Die 2abung fort5unebmen,
pbne baB porter bas @si9pb entfernt
III, fpie es beim Sinterlaber geIhie9t.
0orlGufig miii7en mir aber erit cine
BeRdtigung abiparten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
g o m Nttentat t.

Mostau, IL. Seb. Naa fpd=
teren Ra9ridtsn mar @rOBftrf Sers
9ius, mel9sr ssu6bnli& bon feiner
Trau beelsitet muroe, tuerr er aus=
fubr, bsute alein, ba CT na9 ieinsm
Babe in feline NmtsmObnune fubr. gr
benubte eirien uni9einbaren Wagen.
peldem @ebeimpoli3iften in mebreren
anberen @asen fOl9isn: Ser 8roB=
fhrft mar baIb iiber ben plaB swii6sn
benz @ruBen 8lodentburm uno benz
Hifolaus=SbO gelan9t, als Die gombe
unter isinen Wa9en eeuOrfen puroe.
Die einsieen @ugenaeu3en parsn
einige pDlisiffen iener Na6bariaaft.
gs f6eint INNER nod nidt fi2er. oh
Der Nitentdter in einem G9litten ooer
in benz Sunnsl unter benz Nitolaus
8burme mar. ginige 9eute oie ourt
bic grplOiun berbeigslOdt tpuroen.
eilten in ben 2rsml, bsbor bic Bolisei
bieielben Idlisben tonnte, tuuroen aber
idlsunsft binaus9etrieben.
Wdbreno fid cine risfse Meni4en=
menge Dor benz Shore iammelte, muroe
bic 2eide oss @roBfirften our4 einen
Bripatsang bonn palafte mad benz
@boubOH=palafe gebra4t.
Mostau, II. 6eb. Wan 1T 30
Der Mnfi9t qslanet, BOB bas Ittsnta1
Die Shat zines einaelnen Mannes wa-.
Die 8embe enttpifelte cine seualtigt
g~rplOfbtraft, ebenio ME bic geger
Miniiter bon plebps esbraudte. Bic
i9ausrli9sn 6rasmente oes 8rObfhr'
fen lasen auf garos i'm nmtreiie.
2leine gilentbsils, nit oenen BIZ
gpmbe anf9sinsno gefhat mar. wur'
ben in bic Mauern oes 100 Yarbs emit
fernten Nrisnals tisf einsetrieben.
Mostau, IL. Geb. Die 2eiG'
bss @robfhrftsn wiro pabrf4einlid
einise Sage in Der interchangeable
i'm 3rsmel auf9ebabrt liesen uno oanr
nod ct. petersburg gebradt tperoen
JoIgen bes Mttentats.
6 t. petersburg,1 IL. Sebr
Sie grmorbung bes 8rObfirfen Ser
aius tpiro als elm 3ei9en angeieben
baB bic Propaganda Der Sbat" ibrel
Selosug er6Fnet bot. Die Weinungei
aeben oariiber auseinanoer, mas oi
Solae beg 4ttentats fein pirb. Wand
meinen, bab bas Ittentat ben Carer
mieoer in bic 3eiben Der &eaetiondr
treibsn piro, bod 1T bisis Qnfidt ni4
allesmein.
Die grmorbuns oes @roBfirffen 81
elmer 3eit, ba bic 2iberalen am &ube
paren unb bic Yeriammlung oes aab
taaes aefi6ert mar. tpirb aa9emein Der
bammt, ielbf bon ben raoitalen go
aialoemOfraten.
SupOrin, Der &eoacteur Der vNoDoi
Wremia", meint:
sd CLAUDE nidt, bab bieies Der
bre9sn bic Ausfibruns Der &eforme1
5inoern fant1, auf bic fid bic &egie
run9 fdon gu melt eingelahen bat. 81
bin fiber, baB Der 2anbtas balo. noe
Dor gnoe bes 2risqes einberufsr miro.
Sas Minihertnmite purbe 9eiter
bonn 3arsn beauftrast elm 2Omite !
ernennsn, bab bic Details Der WabIe
fur ben 2anotag ausarbeiten io0.
Die Hadri9t BON Sobe feines Or
tels erbielt Der Gar su 3iarstoie Gel
udbrenb er@en. @%ripenbers eineMuoier
ertbeilte. Sie Mitelieoer Der faiierl
Gamilie wuroen fOfort su sinem Sos
tenant in Der Rapele berufen.
: Der Miniffer res Snneren 8ouli9a
1T iofort nod Wostau gereif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18
Standardization.

Netu Norf: .Nmferbam" bon &otter-
BAN.
@enua: .Deutfnlanb" BON Nem Oorf;
Bring Osenr" bon Nem Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18


&eides meloeten. bon isiner umaebung
Derbeimli6t wurbe. @r erfuhte Den
Raiier einoringlidf, ibn aud ferner-
bin auf benz 2%aufsnben gu erbalten
uno ibm nit ieinen &atbfdldgen an bic
6anb 5u geben.
Ser 2aifer promobirt
8erIin, IL. 6eb. Der 8aiier
miro am %. 5eb. slsi9xitis nit prdi.
&ooiebelt BON Der uniberftdt bon
penniplbania gum Or. Der Re4te pro-
mOOirt ueroen. Der beutide 8otf9af=
ter, Baron Sped b. Sternburg, III
bsauftrast mOroen bel benz Ofi3ieIen
Nfte ben 3aifer 3u bertreten.
6ereros u mpeIt.
Berlin, IL. 5eb. Ser Ober=
befeblsbaber Der Sruppen in Seutid=
@ibneftafrita. @ensraleutnant bon
3rotba, meloet einen weiteren Sies
iiber bic rebeflii6en Sersros. Gin
Detademeni unter benz 2ommanbo bot,
9eutnani @pmel iiberrai9te mebrere
9anben Der aufffdnbieen gineeborener,
ettpa 20 Meilen n6rolid bon Sabis
uno idlu9 fe nod eiuem erbitterten
Sample In bic 6ludt. Inter 3uriids
lafuns RON 81 SObtet uno pislen Der=
~punoeten. ;osen bic @dmarsen in
tuiloer Safi in 6itlider &idtung boz
bon.
Petition Il bic q rd n
90 igno o..
DRESDEN, II. 6eb. Wie bsr=
lautst, plansn bic io3ialifii9en Grauens
bereine Sadfens erobe Spmpatbie=
2unbgebungen fur bic in 6lorenj
tpeilenbs @rdfin bon WOntignOio, bic
sef9ieoene Satin bes iebigen 96nies
Sriebri9 Nueuf. gs III bereits eine
petitiOn in l1mlauf seiebt. In wel9er
bas neuerlide WOrseben beg fd4ii9en
Sofes, Der bic fleine prinseiin Nnna
Der Sbhut Der SHUTTER ent3ieben min
unb su. benz gnbe bic 0tlfe Der italie.
nif9en @eri4te in Nnfprud snimmt.
auf bas S1drfffe bsrurtbsilt uirb.
BSrtb" au9eIaue n.
2tel, Is. Gebr. Sas S4la&t.
i9iff .Wbrtb" lief seftsrn i'm Nsbel
ni9t melt BON bier auf cine Sanbbanl
auf. Gin aune6menber Weftfurm
ma9t bic Nrbeitsr gum Mbidlepper
bes S9ifes f4wierig.
Glottenergdn5un9.
BerIin, Is. Gebruar. Sn be,
Bubget=6ommiifon BEG &ei9stass e.
tldrte Der Staatsiefretdr bss ssRei9s'
Marineamts, MbmiraI b. Sirpib, BIZ
i'm nddfen 9erbf au ~ertuartenoe Slot
tenborlage. Die iogenannte Glotten'
er9dnaunss, Nobele, tueroe auBer bet
feds groBsn 2reuaert, tpelde i'm Sabr
1900 abselebnt wurben, fsben Sorpeoo
boots S%ibiionen, ooer inssefammt 81
S~orpeboboOte forbern. Der Mbmira
CAB in ieinen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen 3u. baB bic beuti9sn 9reu3er lang
famer ieien als bic englifden unb arne
rifanii&en. bod lieben bic r~euerbing!
nit 8urbinen angeffeIten 8erfu&e ct
tparten, baB in oieier 0inf9t ebefen!
8eRerungen eingefibrt tueroen f6nnte1
rleber bic 2ebren bes oftafiafii6si
9rieges fir bic Warine iagte be
@taatsietretdr bes &eias.M arineamts
vSie i'm fsrnen Often gema&ten st
%fabruneen umfaKen elm groBes @ebiet
Sic befdtisen bic @runbprin3ipien be
Glottenseisbes bonn Sabre 1900, no
mentli9 foweit bic Yanseri9iHe In 8s
tra9t tommen.
Sic grfol9e Der 9inienidife mare,
ausi9lasgebenb. Die Sapaner er
ranaen bic 9erri6aft our See nur ber
m6se ibrer tiberlesenen 2inieni4ih
@ef9waoer. Ser grfols bes iapani
i9en 9orpeboboot= Mngrifs Dor go,
Nrthur beim 8eeinn beg 2rieess ma
in Mnbstra9t Der eiinfigen @erbdli
niffe nur 9ering.
u b abme bes beutf9 DE
Waarerberteb rsmit
j u mertfa.
0prffn. II. Sch. Ser beufIf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-18

Werften 9ebaute neue S~orpeaoidger in
ben Sisnf 9efellt. Die beiosn 6abr.
3euge baben cine GabrgefGwinoisteit
bon 20 Gnoten in Der Sturoe unb Elm
tpeiterer SOrpsoOidqer. Der auf Der
Werfte bon Yotobama ieiner 8oQen=
bung entge9en febt, piro fe on
S9neli9teit nod ibertrefen.
Sie bon ben &uRen Dor Der 3apitu=
lation bon port Mrtbur nerientten
ruifii4en Sdiffe %t6nnen, tuie bas Ma=
rine- Departement ertIdrt, ohne erobe
Wh6e geboben uno mieber fampIta9tis
gema9t uerosn.
@etapert.
Sotio, II. 6eb. Muf Der 96be
bon 6otfGioo pnroen bsuts Die briti-
iden Sampfer ,NpoIo" unh Scots
man.. bic fd nit 9aoungsn bon See
bensmitteln unb 9oblen auf benz Wege
nod Wlabibofof b~efanben, 9etapert.
Seferreids ungarn.
& O b | rletstriis 9.
Wien. IL. 6eb. Sie ungariide
3abinetstrifis 1T bon elmer 96iuns nod
ebenio melt entfernt, pie am Sage aIs
Der &aiier 2ORutb cine aubien; gs=
tudbrte. @s bat cine @n3abl Som
ferenser spiiden ben politiiden Sub
rern in 8uoapef ftattsefuuoen, bod
obne Reiultat. Weber Der Gaiier nod
bic nnabbdn9i9en woIen in punften,
Die iie als b6af ui4tig betradten na&=
ssben. 8eionoers ftrdubt fi3 Der 3ai=
fer gesen @%infibrung Der un9arii9eu
Sprade III Der Nrmse.
ungarif9er 2anbtag.
Bubapef. II. Geb. Ser neuge.
udblte 2anbtag tpurbe 6eute er6Hnet.
Ser Mltsrsprdfitent Mabarasa ertldrte.
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