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GOVERNMENT NOT SPONSOR.
Pure Food Law Used UnjustifiedIy by
Some Firms

Inc Department of Agriculture is cousid
erably worked up over the action of n
number OF food and drug firms who are ex-
ploltlng the pure food law for advertising
purposes. The manufacturers argue that
as the government sets standard of purity
ana forces manufacturers to live up to IL
the government in this way becomes the
sponsor of the firm operating under a gov
eminent serial number Innumerable adj
Vertlsements have been put In circulation
laudfng all sorts of food and drug prepara
lions as being guaranteed by the govern
ment of the United States" Some OF the
advertisers have gone SO far as to declare
that they were personally and officially
guaranteed by the President of the United
States. This sort Of advertising the De-
partment Of Agriculture is determined to
stop If 1t can, and the recently organized
board OF food and drug inspection has is
sued the following notice:
The attention of the department has
been called repeatedly Of late to the abuse,
for advertising purposes, of the serial num-
Der assigned to a guaranty. The Depart
ment OF Agriculture accepts no responsible
lty FOR the guaranty which the manufac-
turer or dealer files. Particular attention
must be paid to the fact that 1t must
neither be directly stated nor implied in
any fashion that the Department OF Agri-
culture or the United States government
OF lnQOrSeS the products to
which the guaranty and serial number are
attached. The guaranty represented by the
serial number is the guaranty OF the manu-
facturer and not of the government
ITO facilitate business a serial number
is assigned to this guaranty, and the guar
anty is filed in the Department of Agricul-
ture for the purpose OF verifying the serial
number when 1T is used on packages Of
goods.
THE misuse OF the serial number is a
misrepresentation, and in each case Of such
an abuse the serial number will be with
drawn and the guaranty returned after
proper notice. Serial numbers, however.
which have been issued and passed into
commerce prior to withdrawal will be
respected by the department in any action
which may be brought against dealers SELL
ing goods bearing the number which is i'm
properly used.
The attachment of the serial number or
guaranty to articles which are not foods
drugs is also regarded misrepre-
sentation on which similar action will
be based
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
To Open Lands in Montana.

The lands within the Huntley irrigation
project, in Yellowstone county, Montana,
will be opened to entry July %, under a
proclamation issued by the President and
regulations prescribed by the Secretary of
the Interior. These lands embrace 633
farms, approximating forty acres each, all
of which can be irrigated from works con-
structed by the government under the irri-
cation act.
They will be opened under drawing sys-
tenn which differs materially from the sys-
tenn of that kind heretofore adopted, and
which, in the opinion of Commissioner Bal
inger of the general land office, will be
much simpler and less expensive than the
old plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
TO RECEIVE DEGREES
GRADUATES OF LAW SCHOOL
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.

Former Attorney General Hampton L.
Carson Of Pennsylvania has accepted an in
vita ton to deliver the Grafton at the thirty
sixth annual commencement of the law de-
partment Of Georgetown University, in
CASTOR Hall, Georgetown College, next Mon
day evening at o'clock. The opening adj
dress will be by Rev. David Hilhouse Buell..
81, president Of the university, who will
also confer the degrees. Mr.. Chief Justice
Seth Shepard of the Court of Appeals Of
the District of Columbia will award a large
number of prizes. The musical portion of
the program is to be supplied by the Schroe
der Orchestra.
The graduates are:
NJ. LIB, Fort Dodge, Iowa; Robert B.
Crowley, LIB, Haverhill, Mass: Edwin r.
Davidson. LIB, Boston, Mass; De Ycaza
/ Moratinos. A. M, LIB, wi vi; P; l.;
Walter L. Furbershaw, LIB, Brooklyn,
N. Y: Isaac 8. George. A. M, LIB, Bal
timore. Md; Alexander c. Gibbs, LIB,
NJ, o LIB b.. milwaukee,. p Wis; Charles J.
Kane, LIB, Pittsburg, Pa; William D.
Lenahan, LIB, Wilkes-Barre, Pa; Paul
Edgar Lesh, LIB, Washington, d: c.;
A. Mccarthy. A. B., LIB, Washington, D.
c.; John Molloy, LIB, San Juan, P. r.;
John A. Murphy LIB. Newport, r. l.;
Neb; Michael G. o'Brien, LIB, Philadel-
phia. Pa: William H. RACER, LIN, Fred
erick Md; William L. Rhoades, LIB,
Reading, Pa; William ]. Scholz, LIB,
Saginaw, Mich; Richard j. Taggart, LIB,
Washington, D. c.; George TIL. Thomaides,
Ii. B., New York city; Rudolph H. Yeat-
man, LIB. Washington, D. c., and John
H. Fable, LIB, Kewanee, Ill.
Bachelors of Law.
Mckinney Barton, jr., Chattanooga.
Tenn: Ray Baumgardner, Muncie. Ind ;
Russell P. Below, Edinburg, Va; Clarence
F. Burton, Lewes, Del; Bartholomew w.
Butler, Worcester, Mass; ]. Camillus Car
roll, Monroe, Mich; Newell Hendrix Cobb
Washington, D. c.; Edward ]. Cohnan
Denver, Col: George R. Colliere, A. B..
Washington, D. c.; William F. Columbus
Washington, D. c.; j. Edward Connolly, A
B.. Syracuse. N. Y; Charles E.: Corgan
Nanticoke, Pa; William A. Crawford
Cebu. Cebu. P. l.; j. William Cummins
Wheeling. w. Va; Ignatius x. Cutie,
Fall River, Mass; Frederick H. Daiker,
Washington, D. c.: Patrick Henry Della
PLANE Della plane, Va; Hugh NJ. Devln,
A. B.. Berkeley, r. l.; Charles c. Dunn,
| New York: Martin J. Durkin, Parkersburg,
w. Va: Watts 7. Estabrook, Great Bend,
Pa; Richard r. Farr, Fairfax, Va; Will
son NJ. Farr. Fairfax. Va; Asterio Favis,
Vigan, P. l.; Hugh J. Fegan, A. NJ, Wash
| ington. D. c.: George A. Finch, Washing
| ton, D. c.. William ]. Fisher, A B., Lehr-
ville Iowa; James B. Flynn, Cockeysville,
| Md; Francis NJ. Foy, A. NJ. Pittston, Pa
Isias Pozon Gonzaga, Sebu, Sebu, P. l.: Ira
c. Haycock. Washington, D. c.: Benjamin
| F. L. Heron, Atlanta, Ga; Charles Sherman
J Hillyer, Fernandina, Fla; Edward Hood,
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Disgrace to Die Under 100.

CLEVELAND, May 3O-Chief Chemist
Wiley of the United States Department of
Agriculture in the course of an address
delivered before the graduating class of
Case School of Applied Science yesterday,
said:
Il belong to a hundred-year club, any
member Of which who shall die before he's
100 years old will be Immediately expelled
in disgrace.
The present generation is going to live
much longer than the one which came be-
fore, because 1t knows more about the
laws Of diet, hygiene and surgery.
IT'S a rank disgrace for any man to die
except from old age"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
PRESIDENTS SISTER HOME.
Says She Did Not Mention Archbishop
Ireland's Name to the Pontiff


NEW YORK, May 3O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Robinson and their daughter, Miss
Corinne Robinson, arrived yesterday on the
Cunarder Carona. While on their stay
abroad they were received in audience by
King Edward, the president of France and
the pope.
1t was the visit of the Robinsons to the
pope that attracted some attention on this
side of the water, and it is said that a
Catholic prelate had tried to make capital
out of 1t to advance the interests of Arch
bishop Ireland for the cardinalate. Mrs.
Robinson, who is a sister Of President
Roosevelt denied that politics had been
mentioned in her audience with the pope,
or that Archbishop Ireland's name had been
mentioned.
The story that they were hurrying home
because of a telegram from President
Roosevelt demanding that they cut their
stay short was branded by Mr. Robinson as
absurd. He said that they had had most
enjoyable visit abroad, and had everywhere
been Hospitality received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
Hartman In H-l-Tillman.

DENVER, Col, May 30.-"Harriman
ought to be in HI" said United States
Senator Benjamin R. Tnlman yesterday
AS he rode from the station, just after his
arrival from wearying trip In Montana
and the Dakotas, he was asked about E. H.
Hartman and made the reply.
That remark is not quite original, how
ever" he added. "Cullom said it first, but
l think I said it first aloud. But I'm tired
utterly worn out, with this long journey
I've been on, so I'll merely add that God
moves in a mysterious way His wonders to
PERFORM and may be He'll attend to Har-
riman."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
$4,000 for Scott College.

ATLANTA, May 80.-Conditioned upon
the friends of Agnes Scott College for
Young Women. at Decatur, Ga. raising
$50, coo before January l, 1909, Samuel NJ
Inman, wealthy citizen Of Atlanta, has
offered to give a building to the college, ia
cost. fully equipped, not less than $50, 600
The announcement was made at the an
nual commencement exercises of the col
lege yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
In Mr.. Olmsted's Absence.

Leave of absence has been granted Mr.
Victor H. Olmstead. statistician and chief
of the bureau of statistics of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, to enable him to su-
perintend the taking of the census of Cuba
During his absence on this important mis-
sion Mr.. Charles c. Clark, the associate
statistician, will be acting chief of bureau
and chairman of the crop reporting board
and Mr.. Nat c. Murray will be assistant
statistician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
Undesirable Citizen -

Judge Mullowny added another name to
President Roosevelts list of undesirable
citizens In the course of the trial Of a
case in the Police Court yesterday. The
case was that of Edward Thompson
charged with assaulting Annie Prisby.
After hearing the evidence. the court
turned to Thompson and remarked:
Il think you belong to that class of unde-
sirable citizens of which we have been
hearing lately" The sentence imposed
was $50 fine or four months imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
Eliot Against Caste.

ITHACA, N. Y, May 30.-President
Charles w. Eliot Of Harvard University
delivered an address to the Cornell Chap
ter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society on its
twenty-fifth anniversary yesterday.
He spoke of the university administra
ton as a type of free government in the
future. He said the universities should
be free from the restrictive bonds de-
scribed in the words caste, race class,
sect and party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30
Absolutism in Portugal.

LISBON, May 3O-The absolutist regime
is now in full operation in Portugal. Yes
terday King Carlos signed a number of
DEGREES granting subsidies and increasing
the salaries of civil servants, etc.
1t is reported that the king intends to
confer with Premier Franco regarding the
question whether his majesty has author
ity to govern for three years without a par
lament. The king visits the military bar
racks daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30

Cecilia, KY: Elihu Horn, Washington, D.
G.: Arthur j. Hudson Cleveland. Ohio;
Arthur J. Hughes, Milwaukee, Wis; Harry
n. Thornton Hyson, Still Pond, Nd: Delfn
Jaranilla, Iloilo, P. l.; Frank P. Jenal, A.
NJ Harrington Nss;; John ~. M Ken Ken
ofs B. Kent K Waco h Tas 1os ey A. Een
non, A. NJ, Boston. Mass; Maurice F. Len
non, Joliet H.; Louis LoefHer. Washington,
D G; Daniel J: Lucey, A. B., Melrose,
D. c.; Joseph Macmanus, A. B., Mexico
City, Mex; George NJ. Mann, Washington,
D. c.; Cary A. Marshall, Markham. Va;
Charles NJ. Mattingly, A. B., Charles coun-
r. l.; Daniel F. MCGOWAN. Washington,
D. c.; Thomas F. McGovern, A. B., Den
yer, Col; Daniel P. ]. McKenna, Valley
Falls r. l.; Richard W. Mcmahon, Lynch
Omaha, Neb.; Joseph F. Morton, Spokane,
Wash; Charles V. Mullen, A. NJ, Denver,
Col; Thomas W. O'Brien. Philadelphia,
Pa; Ralph T. O'Connell. Milford, Me-; LIE
Roy NJ. Paddock, Winfield, Kan; Frank S.
Paladini. Washington. D. c.; Clarence LIE
Roy Parke, Indianapolis, Ind; Israel H.
Perskin. Brooklyn, N. y; Albert H. Pike,
Millerstown. Pa: James L. Powell. jr.,
A. B., Richmond, Va; Joaquin Ramos, Tar
lac, P. l.: Frank H. Reedy, Long Meadow,
Mass; Frederick F. Repetti. Washington.
Charles J. Smith, 1r.. Milford, Mass; Lou
ria E. Smith, Tahlequah, I. T.; Louis A.
Spiess, Washington, D. c.; Samuel B. Stern,
birmingham, Ala; Frederick w. Tempes,
Vancouver, Wash; William B; Thomas,
Paramount, Md. Frank Toohey, Cambridge,
Mass; Francis NJ. Tracy, Erie, Pa. Frank
Van SAINT, Washington, D. c.; Robert H.
Walker, Washington, D. c.: Clyde B. Wei
kert, A. B., Woodsboro, Md; Joseph s.
Wilson, Chicago, Ill, and Paul d. Wollard,
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
Officers and Committee Members.
The class officers are as follows:
Fourth year-Robert E. Crowley presi-
dent; John Molloy, vice president; George
T. Thomaides, secretary; Walter L. Fur
beshaw, treasurer; Stephen S. Grogan, SER
geant-at-arms and John Duggan, historian.
Third year-Charles Sherman Hillyer,
president; Ignatius X. Cutie, first vice
president; NJ. Jose Cueno, second vice presi-
dent; Daniel ]. Lucey, secretary; J. VIM.
Cummins, treasurer, and Charles J. Smith,
jr., sergeant-at-arms.
Second year-EdWard l.. Leahy, president;
Carl c. Mueller. first vice president: Joseph
Addison, second vice president; Ralph De-
Shields Quinter. secretary; George Clement
butcher, treasurer, and William NJ. Fin
nerty, sergeant alarms.
Glass Of 1909-Grover c. James. president;
George r. Bliss, vice president; James
Spiller, secretary; Bernard NJ Focke, treas
urer and Richard J. Downing, sergeant-at-
arms.
The reception committee comprises Carl
c. Mueller, chairman; Horace w. Barber,
Oliver w. Birkhead. II. Ralph Burton. Don
aid S. Edmonds. John ]. Ganss, Harry X.
Hickey G. West Holland. Willard Martin.
Henry c. McKenna Elmer C. Wood, Thos.
R. Lynch, William j. Bacon, jr.. Harold H.
Clarke, Frank c. Douglass, John ]. Drury,
Burton r. Green. Alexander Jameson, Geo.
Melting, Ronald w. Pugh. ]. Julian South
erland and Malcolm X. Varnell.
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Whole State to Be "Dry."

HOUSTON, Tex, May 3O.-Under the con-
struction placed on the new liquor regu
lating law of Texas passed by the recent
legislature, every wholesale and retail
liquor license in the state expires July II,
the date the law becomes effective, and as
it will require twenty days to have the
new license Issued it is held that every
saloon and wholesale liquor dealer in
Texas will have to close for that time.
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wAlbert Crowell" a Suicide.

NEW YORK, May 3O-A man who regis
tered at the New Grand Hotel Tuesday
night as Albert Crowell Of Henderson, N.
c., was found dead in his room yesterday
with a bullet in his brain. Near the body
on the floor lay a revolver.
The police believe the man registered I'M
der assumed name There was nothing
about his effects to indicate his identity or
explain the cause of his act. He was about
forty-five years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30

= The Ohio Oil Company. whose head is
John D. Archbold of New York. paid $40 1000
into the state treasury at Columbus. Ohio,
yesterday. in accordance with the Willis
bill providing a state tax upon corporations.
The fee Is one of the largest ever paid into
the state treasury. The capital stock OF the
company is Slo, 100000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30

The building committee and several off,
GERS of the Richmond Y. NJ c. A. yesterday
inspected the Lynchburg Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing for the purpose of including the best
features of the institution In the plans for
the proposed new home In Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30

Pabst Brewing Co,
1855 y. Capitol ST. Washington.
Phone East 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-30

The following persons were appointed
substitute assistant supervisors
For white schools-Mrs. Miller, Miss Kate
Young. Miss Henrietta Schlerf, Mrs. E. r.
Henley Mr.. p. l.. OBrien, Miss Mary A.
Mason, Miss Sidney Duffie, Miss Young
blood and Miss Alice Berry.
For colored schoOls-MisS Dora Smith,
Miss Eva Thompson, Miss Jennie Winfield,
MIR. Walker. Mrs. b. F. Bonn, Mrs Maude
Crump, Mr.. Dodson and Mr.. Milton.
The following persons were appointed
caretakers of the Fairgrounds at salary
specified in the foregoing schedules: Henry
School, T.~J. Jones; Arthur School, Robert
Amman; Ludlow School, w. P. Cannon;
Jefferson School, Julius Strobel; Curtis
school, A j. Duvall; Towers School, c. L.
Witherow; Phillips School. James Hunter;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10

Sra 9th OF Merico meboeIes ben
4be Mai, of Guatemala regter OF no.
Iepcre Sole Maria Gina % Sberit
8. 9oree, iorn bcifplSes for 9eIostig.
beo / @orbet paa WaauieI 8, garril-
los, % at Serfor ltgreien nleS Mecrieo
peSbIiper. Sette 2anb tGnfer poa at
aibrpSe i'm Siplomatiife 6orbinbeIie
meo Guatemala. st &pste, iom FOR.
tGIles fro Santa GrliS % Sierra guts.
aaar ,io paa, at arieere ira @lmte.
maIa bar sicrt ct angreb poa bet
mcrifanife Surplus i genito pes Still.
lebapStpiten.
$ Bananpd er Der mootagct pri.
pate SioenSer, iom tiger, at oct brpg-
ger op iii arig melem De to Aso5o.
ltater.
@aratemalas @eiant ! 8aibington
sc. SoIeSo, ff forleoen 9oa CT aabeI-
gram bpcrrfter Der en- al Gageue blep
eiort ct mt Jcrise paa at mprSe
BrniiSGrt Cabrera. Sffe langt ira
YrniihentboIisen bar Der laat en-
giine. JON Tube antGalSes uaar bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
gtOrt @anbeiaIS. Sra aon5tant

StOrt ManbefaIb. Sra aonitanti.
nopeI meboeIes, at ipb gataIioner nf
tprfiife Trooper (omfring $500
Man6) nbIi8 bIep omtreut norpo0et
| ct SIag meb TebeIlerne | 9ropinien
Uen1en, tprtiif arabien. Speranfs-
rcren for Be tprfiife trooper bar
iemot biem en- inotransenoe annloos
ming ON 6oriierfning. - Oprsret |
gemen beepnbte for 12 aar iiben 90
bar bibtiI bebparet molten u~ufbrnot.
9e tprfifte anicriteter bar ganife
pift @ang paa Gang meooeIt officielt,
at DC orobiffe aebener bar fniiit,
men ftrar efter bar Der altio b9ret
Iise gaIt. s December 1904 Ieb iaa.
leoes be tprfife Sropper unoer Hi5a
Fafba ct ~fnnien6e ReoerIag, ioet fire
9ataIioner bier orepet paa 5liigt, %
iirar efter fapituIereoe ben tprfiifc
Sarniion / Sanaa, bbor 4Rebeaerne
tom / geiibSelie at 80 aanoner,
10000 Miiler og en- WRngoe am.
miinition. s Stamp meo araberne
bar oct forreiten alto saaet Eprferne
aaIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Cams Sirbv taeer Qfifeo

Sra @aibington meboeles, at Sn.
Denrigsmiuiiter @arftelo / Wsonongs
afceptereSe Cams 9irbps Anisgnitg
ON afifeb iom aommtsier for De
eiptIiiereoe SnSianeritammer meb So.
peofparter | Mliifogee, Snoianerterri.
toriet.
9ette er fierbe Gang. at Wr. girbp
bar inbienot i'm ahfebsanisgnimg,
men oe ire forrige @anse bar ben blet
ofiloaet. Ser nogle Tiger iiben meo-
bette gighp Suoenrigsminiiterer, at
ban nh bar fait beitemt poa at tage
afifeo % ilaa inb paa pripat Sorret.
ming. Men netop paa ben Sio blep
Der iremiat enSel 9eifplSninger mno
BAN al Waribaa Mott, Greet Snbi.
anertes iuriSiife Raaogioer, og Der.
meo loo Wr. 9irbp i'm IfifeSsauise.
ming bIi IiegenSe / Sfuffen, for ban
pilbe life pise 8labieu, mems ban bar
lumber Slb". @eifpIbningerne Hep
imiSIertio erlrnbis unoerisgt, oe
@arfieIo gap girbp en- "Glean Bill Of
Seoltb~. % iaa tog ban afifeo -
til Observation-Disclosures 9efIugelie.
8ariielb ifal mi omgaaes meS Cant
fen ON at ilaa 9ommisi9r. og Sn'
ipeftgrs Stiaiugerne iaumnen til ct
@mbe6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
SreoIoie.
Hnsiffc soeiaIiiter faar life bOlbe
aOnsrss ! be norbiffc 2anbe.

Sra Malms teIeernferes ben Ste
Mai: Musiiffe SociaIiiter, iorn On.
fer at boIbe en- 3ongres her, faar
intet SiIfInstsiteo / noget af De ire
noroiife 2arbe. gfterot 100 rusfiife
Socialiit.9 elegater bar bIet n6piit
fra Ganmarf, fom De | @uaraftes
BERTH, bpor 60 andre, Der bapbe reiIt
ober StocfboIm, ili,ttebe iie til Dem.
BoIitiet nesteoe Dem Dog aogang til
at bli Der og forbso Dem at boIoe no
gen a~onferenie | MaIme. Mlisierne
anisgte 6erpaa be banife Wpnoigbe-
Der ON COB til at reiie siennem Dan.
mart til Gsbierg og Der inoifibe fla
til England, bpor be baaber at fnos
ct Sriltes, bpor De fan boIoe fin Son.
'greS.
Sra aisbenbabn te~Iesraferes, at
De banife Mpnbigbeoer bar sipet De
rusfiife SociaIiiter i WaIms ella.
belle til at fortiatte @eiien siennem
9anmarf til Gsbierg paa getineeIie
Of at De life itanoier itnoeroeis in.
oenfor 8anmarfs grRnier.
~ Sra ariitiania t~eIesraferes iamme
Gag: Den norife &egiering bar af-
ilaaet en g%nmoonins fra De rusiiife
Socialiiter | Ralms ON aogang til
of boI6e aongres Der | gpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-10
Grit Sumcrule. Gen brittle 81

Srif Somcrnle. Den brittle He.
gierings "Sriib Council Bill, iom
bar peret imsoeieet meo iaa flor
SpGnoing al baaoe Senner og Moo.
itanoere al ReformenL bIep / Sirs.
bags iorelagt r%nberbuiet % peoto.
ges peo ferite S9snina, t~elegruieres
ira Soubon. Gen npe brittle 81.
ianbt / @~aibingtou Bruce, Der tio.
ligere bar Niuiiter elIer Gbief
Secretorp - for Srlanb or 9iaens
Spbopsmanb. Deb Senipn til lbs.
lt~rpfningcu al Somerule er oct me
Sorilog life iaa piotrGffenoe, iom
6orilageue al 1886 og 1906. Oct
goar / Sopehiageu no paa feIgcnbe:
Der ifal opretteS ct irIf Council meb
SGbe I Dublin, beitaaenbe al 50
Meblemmer, Der pGlgeS af Solicit og
"a, iom uon9pnes al apngen (bet
cil ii9e &egieringen). 9ette goun.
ell ifal hape &outrol oper ben lofaIe
irifc Stprelle, pper 2aubbriigs6epar.
temcntet, pner aommisiionerue for
pffentlige Irbeioer, oper SfoIepeie.
net, inobefattet SaonSoerfs, % Sn.
buitriifoIer o.i.p. Ser ifaI enbpioere
oprettes ct iprIigt irif 6inanSbepar.
tement nreo Soutrol al ct guoget paa
20 9illioner Collars aarlig. Scr.
ifriftcrne ON De irife gmbeoSm9nbs
SroeSbeficnoelie ifal opbGpes, gno.
pibere siueS De mipprenbe Neblem.
mer of Garlnmentet fra SrInub 90.
gang iii at bebolbe line Elabic meb
Gale. og Stemmeret ! Rigets aii9re
'om bibtil. - De irifc Ratioualiitcr
timber, at SoriIoget life er oiotr9f.
tenSe nof; oct bItr bare balpt Selp.
Itpre. ipnes DC, men | Iuerfienoslie
al at ct balpt @rsb er oeiaa grsN,
% ar oct er CT Sfribt | Den rigt:ge
Retnius, bill DC afceptere Set, men oil
riTncligpis uuber gebouolingen ieao
at tsie oct liot no Der os Der, Sc
crgeIife llnioniiter % &~oniernatipe
itiaer iis ocrimoo | aisiort Sppoii.
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