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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Il MASURIER'S DEATH
SHOCK TO FRIENDS.
Distinguished Honor to Be Paid
Alderman at Funeral This
Afternoon.
OFFICERS AS PALL-BEARERs.
OFFICERS AS PALL-BEARERs


The announcement printed yesterday
morning that Captain Robert LIE Ma
surfer, a member OF the Board of AL
dernen from Madison Ward, was dead,
was a great shock to his friends, his
colleagues In Council, and his brother
officers and associates In military cir-
tcles. When his name was called at the
Board meeting Tuesday night he was
reported sick, but this did not prepare
his friends for the distressing news
which came few hours later.
Appropriate tributeH will be made
him this afternoon at the funeral, and
at special memorial meeting OF the
BOARD OF Aldermen called for o'clock,
at which members of the lower branch
have been requested to be present by
President Peters. Captain LIE Masuriar
was a former member OF the Common
Council. From the City Hall the Alder-
men and Councilmen will march to st
Peters, at Eighth aud Grace Streets,
to attend the funeral, which Will take
place at 3o'clock
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
of which Captain LIE Masurier Was u
lieutenant were ordered yesterday to
a ssemble ut the armory this afternoon
at 2 o'clock in full dress uniform, to
pay their last mark OF respect to the
dead.
Mayor .Mccaythy. Pros!doat Turpin,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
COMES TO VIRGINIA
TO GET FAIR: BRIDE B /!
Miss Mary Ella Burger, Of Farm
vile, Married to Mr.. Morgan,
OF Alabama.
OTHER WEDDINGS IN VIRGINIA

Especial TO Tho Tlmes-D ispntch.l
IAKNfVILLE, VA, December 11.--A
Iretty wedding was celebrated Tues
day morning In the Farmyille sMetho-
dist Church. when Miss Mary Fila
burger was. united ir marriage to MIR.
Thomas William Morgan.
Tie bridal party entered the church
10 tic strains of charmingly-ren
iiercd wedding march. The uslers
were Messrs. W. j. Burton. Watson
Overton. DR. Il. l.. Hudgins. John
poyne. +. w. Hubbard, Will Vaughan,
Or. j. S. Burger, OF West Virginia. n
brother OF the bride, and w. w. Bar
row.
The. bride entered with her maid Of
honor. who was her sister. Miss Agnes
Burger. preceded by her flower bearer
little Miss .Tacquelin venabic, while
through an opposite door the groom,
with his best man Mr.. Fac Smith, of
Birmingham. Ala. approached the al
tar, preceded by another flower bearer,
.it;le Miss Laura Anderson. Just be-
fcre entering the church. while the
,ridsl party was at the door, the choir
sniiE in sweetest tones 20 Perfect
owe otter which the wedding march
vas rendered by Mrs. j. NJ. Crute.
Al the conclusion OF the ceremony,
.or the occasional. the "Lohengrth'
,riGal chorus was played.
The ceremony was performed by the
etlev. Samuel G. Hatcher. assisted by
the Rev Oscar Littleton.
The bride was attired In tobacco
brown silk lace jacket, and for her
gons away gown she wore a becoming
blue tailor-m dress.
rho evening before the marriage the
PARENTS OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilton III. Burger gave sumptuous
supper to the ou,-of-town guests, the
hriln' party and few Intimate
tirnds.
'rlic bride and groom boarded the
westbound train for their home In
t.rookwood, Ala. in which place Mr..
Morgan is prominently connected with
uii,irG enterprises.
Tie bride is. one OF Farmville's best
tnown and most popular young ladies'.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the marriage were MICS Morgan. cousin
ot the groom. OF Chattanooga; Mrs.
.. T. Morgan. OF Birmingham. Ala:
Mas Madaline Shaner OF Lynchburg.
va. Miss Grace Gibbs. OF Manchester.
Va: DIR. ]. Spencer Burger OF West
Virginia, and Mrs. Robert j. Burger.
of birmingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
JOHNSON is SUSTAINED
American League Justifes Imposition
of Fine ON CleVelnnd Tenn.

American League JuhtthcH Imposition
of Fine ON Cleveland Team.
CHICAGO, December 11.-Changes in
the league constitution. the awarding
of the pennant to the Detroit club,
and an entire absence of trades, marked
the annual meeting of the American
League of Baseball Clubs to-day. The
sessions will end Tomorrow The
meeting approved a number of reports,
including that of the directors. who
met earlier In the day and voted to
uphold President Johnson's ruling, In
which he fined the Cleveland club $500
for using dilatory tactics in a game
with Detroit on September 18th.
An important action was vote an
proving suggestion that the series
for the worlds championship each fall
be heightened to nine games instead of
seven. Tomorrow the league will
eject officers and directors. and appoint
committees to meet the schedule and.
rules committees of the National
League. tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Henry G. Davis Talks.
HELPS HuGHEs's oAypnAcY.
New York Republicans Thus Con.tru.
Presidcnt'a tie fuAnl To Accent.

NEW YORK. DECEMBER il.-Thc Of
fetal announcement from the White
Welt would adhere to his earlier de-
termination not to accept renomina-
lion WIS received with interest, hut
hardly with surprise by party leaders
here. The President generally had
been taken at his word, and those In
" hose political Judgment NOR conf
dent is felt had anticipated this even
inSs statements. 1t was generally
agreed that the elimination of Mr.
Re oeevelt's name brought that II Gov.
trnor Hughes as New York's candidate
sharply TO the front Chairman Tint
thy l. Woodruff. of the Republican
State Committee. was at his camp IN
the Adiropdacks tonight. and could
not be reached, md no one yho could
sneak for the State committee wo,,lJ
be quoted as TO the future attitude
of that BODY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

of the Common Council, referred in the
highest terms to Captain LIE Masurief's
services as Il soldier, a citizen and u
representative OF the people in the two
Legislative bodies OF the city. He was
the youngest member of the Board,
popular With his friends and coli
leagues. aud was regarded MS the most
formidable candidate for the office of
City Sergeant,
Light Infantry Blues, will be the ac-
tive pall- bearers. Aldermen Dabney
and Donnhoe, OF Madison Ward, Gem
eral Charles j. Anderson. Major q. y,
SaviIle Mr. W.aP knowies and Mi.
Joseph shelton viii be tie honoraryss'
cort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

yards, was run over and Immediately
killed by a train In the yards at the
foot of Bcividere Street yesterday aft
ternoon at 5s2ocloclS.
Watson was ordered TO uncouple n
section of train drawn by a shifting
engine. and was missed after ne wen>
TO obey the order. His mangled corpse
was found short time after by Con-
ductor Davis. Ii was mangied and
torn beyond description He was said
70 be faithful employee. He leaves q
large family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
nrxan Not surprl.ed.

LINCOLN. NEB.. December H.
When told tonight that President
Roosevelt had made positive declarat ton
that he would not be candidate for
reelection. w. j. Bryan expressed no
surprise. He declared that the posi-
ton of the President was as he had
thought 1t to be. Mr.. Bryan said:
II have assumed from the beginning
that President Roosevelt would not he
"A candidate. The statement that he
issued the night of election left no
room for misunderstanding, and have
felt that his friends were doing him
an Injustice in suggesting that he
would change his position on the sub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Memorial Hospital Notes.

&C w. Turner, of Einporia. entered the
Memorial Hospital yesterday for treatment
Nelson Bowman. who entered some tims
age after an injury In u football gn,ne, IIs
reported TO he dolns splendidIy.
" ;. crouch, Of Huntsville. s, g. Is con-
" II j.. Beetles Of ItGrasville, s. c., was
operated on yesterday, and Is recovering rap.
Idly, III
Preston Edwards. Of Darlington, s. G..
came yesterday for an operation for nppen-
dictis, He is attended by his mother. Mra
C, u Edwards St Jit
Otis Prevett. Of Darlington. 8. q. Il 70.
@arsr4ak ard Wlll soon Do out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
DAUGHTERS OF coNFEDERAcY
Christmas Charity Planned by Ladies
Organizations.

Il L
AT the monthly meeting of Rich
mond Chapter, Daughters of the Con-
fedcracy yesterday, there was an un-
usually large attendance: much bust
ness being transacted Mrs. Edgar D..
Taylor, treasurer of the Davis Monu-
ment Association. reported on the
plans which are being made for the
celebration of the one hundredth an
niversary of the birth of President
Jefferson Davis. It was suggested
that after the memorial service in st.
Pauls Church. the celebration should
be of a festive character, as more be-
fitting a birthday occasion.
Mrs. Norman " Randolph asked all
of the ladies who are connected with
church or charitable organizations to
unite in systematizing the distribution
of Christmas baskets, in order that
every family in need may receive a
basket. This proposal met with ready
response from many present.
The chapter voted to have an enter
tainment at Lee Camp Soldiers Home
on January Sd. Any one wishing to
send gifts for this entertainment for
the old soldiers can leave them with
Mrs. S. v. White. chairman. 200 West
Grace Street, or With Mrs. 3, a. Blen-
Randolph, of the committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
METHODIST LADIES MEET
Board of Visitors Of Methodist Mission Ar.
range to Feed Poor

range to Feed pnOr.
Tho board of visitors OF the Methodist
Mission. consisting Of the ladies OF the wo-
mans Home Missionary Societies OF the Meth.
to give a Christmas dinner to the poor at the
n,i,sion. However. the mission VIII unite Will,
the other charitable institutions OF the city
III giving baskets to the poor,
The following ladies were appointed on
the committee of solicitation and arrange
nents:
Centenary church-Mrs. Freeman, Mrs.
Manson. Mrs. Roberts. Miss Weisiger, Miss
Fannie Lewis.
rark Place chureh--Mrs. Hughes. Mrs
Asbury Place church-Mrs. c. X. willis.
Miss Leila Fitz. Mrs. Southwark, Mrs. G. H.
Iairmount Church.--Mrs 3. II. Thompson.
Miss Cobb. Miss Beadles, Mrs. c. ". Pollard.
Miss Lucy Hartsook Miss Rena Ford,
deal. Mrs Julius Hobson. Mrs. Carrier. Miss
Josie Christian, Mrs. johnson.
Denny Street church-Mrs. r. Nielsen. Mrs.
Trinity church-Mrs j. swalmyer. Miss
Louise Hardwicke. Miss Ruth Turner. Mrs.
". Turner. Mrs. Ammons.
st. James Church--Mrs. A Cosby, Miss
Rosa Muir. Mrs. e. p. Bickers. Miss Cam.
milia Donelly.
!. Union station chureh-Mrs: stevenson.
lotts. Miss Sallie Smith
Clay Street Chureh--Mrs. Ed Tiller. Mrs
caiiie r, Temple. Mrs Bessie Francis. Mrs.
Laurel Street Church-Mrs. j. G.. Tiller.
Mis-. Farmer Mrs. T. J. Ham. Mrs. Humid
Icy Miss Wade.
highland Park chureh-Mrs riner. Miss
Booth. Miss Maude Harvey.
Barton Heishts--Airs. Harding. Mrs. S. p.
JOKES, Mrs. Lancaster. Mrs. Collins. Mrs.
Undertake.
II, addition a committee was appointed to
pack teh baskets and have them delivered
on Christmas. 1t is desired that all pro.
ND NJ gh ha ser tn stn Mrf fSf
Institute not later than Monday. December
cad at , p. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
ne WILL NOT STAND
FOR ANOTHER Term


Presidents statement. said: The Pres
ident speaks for himself 1t would be
;.aeless and Inappropriate for me 70
attempt TO interpret the president )
words.
;enator Foraker, th.sonfy other de-
ci!Ireu candidate who could be seen
tonight, said: That has been his Do-
don't care to discuss the matter. thahh
YOU"
shows Him Patriot.
Senator hopkins. OF Illinois, SAID 1T
what he has said from the start. II
shows him 10 be patriot as well as
statesman, following, as he Is. the
traditions OF Washington and Jeffer.
son in limiting himself to two terms
Senator LaFouette said: While such
an announcement could be expected, II
vas not expected to come so soon. /
have no comment to make at this
inc"
Senator Richardson of Delaware,
said: Il fancy the announcement VIII
pc pleasant news to several persons.
need not name them; they are too nus
uerous.''
Say. He Could Not Decline.
Senator Hanabrough, of North Da.
Sota, said: There is no question at all
about the Presidents SINCERITY at this
demand his nomination the convention
would nominate him. and ! do not see
aow 1t would be possible for him to
esne earHess he mf is r se
Doom will be the only one worth con
,idering after this announcement"
Senator Dick. OF Ohio: Nothing else
vas 10 be expected
mented on the Presidents statement
aas Senator Tillman. who said: This
s by way of documentary evidence
.hat the President has seen the hand
~ fh., I ha
Bryan vii, be the next President of
the United States Roosevelt is the
.pnly possible Republican candidate who
'ould be considered formidable"
Mr.. Williams Not Surprised.
Mr.. John Sharp Williams, leader of
lie minority in the House. said: Il be-
lieve ! am one of the few Democrats
IN public life in the country who had
dent would not run for third term.
e believed lie had too much knowl-
edge of history to run the risk of
:h ,,s salI republican institutions
isncy. 7 also thought he was a man
Of SO much. pride that even If he had
come to regret his after-election ut
serances he would still stand to his
would have made Mr.. Roosevelt the
weakest man the Republican party
could have nominated. notwithstand-
lrg the fact that he Is personally the
mast popular Republican in the coun-
ny to-day.''
Representative Hardwick, of Georgia:
II think 1t means n triumph for the
reactionary element in the Republican
party and u good chance for the DEM
ocrats to win"
Means Different Platform.
Representative; Bartlett. of Georgia.:
III means a different candidate and
different PLATFORM. think the Re-
pnblcans will nominate a man on an
entirely different platform and put into
the platform those things which would
not have been put In had Roosevelt
stood for the nomination.
Representative Richardson, of Ala-
oan,a: ut is in accordance with what
always have said of him. I did not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Jef,.er,on ConncIl Mectinp.

held an interesting session last night. Past
State Councillor Ernest r, Boyer, formerly of
Alexandria, but now q member of Patrick
HtEry Council, gave an Instructive talk
Mr.. c. r, Boyer, who is arranging for tho
of the temperance drama ''Ten
Nights In a Bar Room" will recte next week
z. The Gamblers Wife, 88s 5Gs u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
Dr. Iyolladay Rct,crl

DR.. w. NJ, Holiday. Of Hampd en- Sidney,
who has been III at the Memorial Hospital
for some time. has so far recovered from an
attack Of appendicitis that he was able yes
tcrGay to take u walk and call on the SUI
of Public INSTRUCTION. He OK.
PC cts soon to re turn home, ii5-
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Jacobs & Levy


believe he would accept the nomination
for Il third term
Representative Clayton, OF Alabama:
II am inclined to the opinion that the
sentiment In Congress hostile to a
third term, which was developed
through the Introduction By me of
the old Springer resolution expressing
the sentiment OF Congress against q
third term. has influenced this an
nouncement, which the President has
hcsitated for some time to make
Henry G. Davis Talks.
Former Democratic candidate for
Vice President Henry g. Davis. of
West Virginia: The country has been
talking that way. The country looks
at the question differently now from
what 1t did few months ago. and
the announcement is undoubtedly in
fuenced by the attitude OF the coun-
try at this time
Chairman Taggart. of the National
Democratic Committed Il think the
public made mistake in compelling
Roosevelt to speak twice before he
could make himself believed. II shows
that he Is the kind OF man thought
he was. think most persons took
him at his word the first time. and he
Is simply showing that great many
persons know. that he is an honest
man and man of his word
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
AIr. SltterLing i;,,Ss Home.

Yesterday tliat handsome dwaipg, No. 80.
lfloSa .,ysnnei corner Cathnara Place q
al I'Tit2 Sitterlin8 Tor Sl9,a0o. Nj. SIT
tGdins i,trGhased the property for his own.
use
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
THE WEATHER

] Forecast; yirginia-Fair Thursday
and Friday; diminishing northwest
. North Carolina-Fair Thursday ana
FRIDAY, except rain Friday in western
portion; warmer Friday; light, yaria-
Bile winds, becoming southeast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
.vynsher,yonlan 1Loses Flnpor,

Dolly Brown. n coored washerwoman,s of
No. 1911 Mitchell Street. fell down stairs
yesterday mornng While carrying a tub full
of laundry and badly mashed two fingers Of
her right hand. They We're anlputated BY
DR.. strolc, OF the city ambulance corps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

NERVOUS WONIEN take Horsford's
Acid Phosphate, Outlets the nerves, re-
lieves nauaea, sick headache aud in-
sonaniA s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
KILLED BY TRAIN

Harry Watson. Colorca, Meets End tTn-
coupling Cars. d
Harry Watson, rolored, an employe
In the Chesapeake and OHIO lsallroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

. Richmond's weather was cool and
cloudy. Range of the thermometer:
13 M............42 99P. M...... i5
3 r. M....5.....42 IL midnight. o
AVerage.... .....4 II 90,
iiilghest to 1lperature Nesterdays.... 40
Lowest temperature yesterday,.... "a
Mean temperature yesterday. 81
Normal temperature yesterday. 4 AZ
departure erom normal temperature 4
..s.l.. 81. .....- .I.,... OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

possibly will make wife daugh-
will gladden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

Representative Hardwick, of Georgia.:
II think 1t means n triumph for the
reactionary. element in the Republican
party and a good chance for the DEM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

On December 10th the visiting COM
mittees of all the Pythian lodges In
chester to attend a public meeting to
be held in Leader Hall. a program has
been arranged which will be entertain
ing and amusing. Refreshments are to
be served G. W. Jewctt and G. S..
Whitlock are Issuing tickets to the en-
tertainment. and all Pythians are in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

senator Foraker, thu soniy other de-
ci,ireu candidate who could be seen
tonight. said: THAT ha. been his po-
sition all the while. | suppose. but l
don't care to discuss the matter. thank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

been called for Tonight.
Colonel John Murphy, of Richmond.
paid avisit 20 the Ialayette House.
He spoke in the highest terms Of Man
chester's new hostelry.
!. Mrs. Peter Franklin and son, Mr..
Spencer Franklin, Of New Yorls. after
a pleasant visit to relatives. left Mon
day for their home, accompanied by
Mrs. Samuel c.. Taylor and Miss Doro.
thy Gilbert.
Mrs, Nv. M. Tompkins, OF Forest Hill;
FOR several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-12

Presidents statement. said: THE Pres
ident speaks for himself 1t would pc
i,aeless and Inappropriate for me to
attempt TO interpret the PRESIDENTS
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-05
@apmoob @etsiasem / 8uiie bill att

Puc''~~~ oS~~~I"SS" ~~tIS w Wv
tagelig blipe afiluttet en6el ti6lisere
emo pentet> ifjgnt Sorioarsii6en, Der
I 6enne Sto ple6erer fin Gag, en6nr
bar en- Meng6e @i6ner at forbpre.
@aa bt6t ma1 Tan foritaa al 6e blot
lpftige @i0nefgrsler er oct bi6til life
lpffeces Soriparsit6en / nogen peien.
Zig @ra6 at roffe 0rcbar6s og Sc a11>
Gre @i6ners uoiagn, iom fdrtes 81
Sen al @nflageitoen. @apmoo6s 6or'
iparer, 9arrotp, bill igge at bepiie,
at ielp ONT Srcbar6 far 0rebt @teu-
11enberg, bptlfet ban oil in6rpmme>
laa bar ban giort bette al perionlig
@epn> og @apmooo bar tntet bapt
me6 Mnitiftellen at giere. Ser ct
imi6lertt6 forifjellige Sorbrp6elier al
on6en Mrt> Mor6, Sprengninger al
Observation-Disclosures o. lgn., iom Or
cbaro bar uofert, og til bptlfe ser
lite fan bere noget perionligt Mo'
tip, men iom olene tan forflares peo
at ban er un6erfipbt til Dem. S iao'
6an1e Silfel6e bill Darrotp iimpelt
fen benegte, at Srcbar6 bar begaaet
6isie GorbrDoelier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-07-05
9ran0 Oiem College,.
aTnla@1'm@nsHHR 1n@Ffi11

Den Observation-Disclosures ungdoms.
skele Des Meines, Iowa, be9bnoer tit
nDe @toleaar for un9e Meno % &pinoer
den I. Oktober.
SuIoitenoi9 Undertaking / oanite % en-.
9elite Sag efter frit &al9. l..
+, 6pl9enoe &urius tilbpoes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course.
Sremoeles 1o6annelle til pprbe1be @re.
iter FAINT til 2arere o9 2ererinoer for dan.
ske Borneskoler. Relisiensundervisntns
meo paafplgcnoe &onfirmation, om prites.
@tolen CT osiaa for iaaoanne, ipm ipser en-
alminoeli9 ub6annelie elIer ubpibel1e at
&uuoitaberne fra Solteito!en.
1noerpisn,n9 / moberne @prog, Satin,
@reit, 9iitorie, @aturfas, %matematiite Sag,
&unltnaaling. Segning, Gang u9 Musik,
@pnin8 % baandarbejde for @i9cr.
foredras. @ooe 9isterparter senneu,.
laies % fortlares.
Undertaking % Dpbolo $1,000 for 4
Tiger. @to1en bjelper @leper fra fjerue
@sne n1eo @e%jeuosifterne, for iaa piot
pepfpmmenoes @toleopbolo ct al minbit
PC tigers @arisbeo. @trip efter &atalog.
: Bttitdlet Nerdentaft; v
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fjetoe 5u(i.
(Gortiot fra Sibe ~.

:og pripate Sptegnelle ct at Gfterperoe'
11en foQr at bi6e ON Sen Spbi0lelie,
ser berife0e / Goriamlingen, og iom
oerfra %forplanteoe Jig uo ODER Solo
nierne.
@oo fom 1. Sssuli, SEN Sag ga ser
iful0e itemmes ON Sees &eiolution.
Qt ser bar Maioritet for Sen pioite
ollie, men enbper felte> at ser maatte
mere ems Maioritet til / en- iaa big
tig Gag. Sobn M6ams, ser 5apoe
beret @inlen / bele Sen mellemlig'
,genoe slgitation, bapoe belit let, at
Mfltemningen itrafs blep iperfiat,
men fan bpjeoe fig for &ropet fra
Sc 8etpnfelige om en- Debat, og oen=
ne blep optoget og fortiat 9ogen
igjennem, iaa set en6og bleb neope11>
6igt at oplette Mfltemningen til noe
%5te Sag, Sen 2. Suli. 9a 9ebatten
.llutteoes Sen 1. Suli> bar ser enonl1
4 @olonier, ser bolot Jig tilbage. M@-
1te Morgen bap6e ollie 0isie opergtbet
fla pao 1 11er - Seem Sort. 9a Mf'
itemningen en6elig Ben 2. Suit bleb
,iperflat, bar &epreientanterne for
Sc 12 @tater re6e til at faite 2oo meo
binanoen og be4lige fig l1afbengigbes
oens Gag. Det blep peotaget, at
v6isle 6orene6e &olonter er og meo
@ette bpr bore fri og uafbengtge".
@eotage1ien al sees
81 e o ION bar oct,
Der oranr ageoe 80
ifi11e1ien fra @tor'
b rttannien, og 6erfor er. 2.
s Jul SEN e e | 9
II a + e n g + e 3 5 a g .
Set bar bpo6 uSe6rene" aniaa 6en
for, bpoo ser fremgaar al ct en0nu
~efsilteren0e 8rep fra Sobn @oams
til bans &uitru, oateret 8. Suli,
bpor ban u0trpffeligt u6taler, at fan
benter at 2. Suit pI blipe ferret al
fommen6e Slegter iom Sen itore aar.
lige rationale Geitoag.
Men set bar Sen 4. Suli at SCI
Dofnment, iom formelt gap l16trp]
for l1afbengigbeos=@ rfleringen Bier
%reotaget, set 9ofument, lom Setter