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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
Confirmation de
sentencias de muerte,

Cudad de Guatemala, julio 2o.-El tribunal
supreme de justicia ha confrmado la sentencia de
muerte dictada por TN tribunal inferior contra to-
dos los comprometidos en- el complot para asesi-
mar 4 Estrada Cabrera A las complicaciones que
esto pueda traer hay que agregar otras como la del
fusilamiento de Plutarch Bowen, llevado cabo en-
San Marcos. Bowen slegaba que era cudadano
americana, pero los guatematecos dicen que no ~
que hizo TRACTION Cabrera. Bown Sc traslad6
Tapachula, ciudad fronteriza mejicana, donde
media noche penetraron sigilosamente soldados
guatemaltecos y lie apresaron. La decision del tri-
bunal supreme con6rmando Ia sentencia de muerte
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
LA JUNTA CENTRAL
Los UNJoNJsTAs.

Correligionarios: Es va TN he
cho indiscutible, es una realidad,
que muchos artfculos de primera
necesidad tales como el pan, la car
ne y la leche, asi como tambien los
de importation para Ell consume,
alcanhau hoy en- to 10 el pals precios
excesivamente elevados que hacen
cada dia mas diffciI la vida, espe-
cialmente a las clases pobres.
Y que esos elevados precios no
obedecen 4 las causas naturales que
eu general los regular, esta tam
bien va fuera de toda duda.
La Union de Puerto Rico no
acepta como legitima la inversion
de capital en- la formation de COM
binaciones fnancieras 8 economi
cas- que den por resultado el alzs
artificial de aquellos artfculos que
forman la base principal de la sub
sistencia del pueblo, con el estable'
cimiento de monopolios, siempre
odiosos a1n en- cualesquiera otro ra
mo de Ia actividad humana.
La Camara unionista voto pol
unanimidad en- la Ultima legislator;
una ley para combatir los monopo
lios; los 6rganos de la Union en- |;
prensa han combatido tambien cons
tantemente los hats y demas com
binaciones ilicitas que establecel
manopolios en- los Estados Unidos
al par que siempre apoy6 con 81
APPLAUSE las saludables energfas de
Presideute Roosevelt en- su campa
ia contra aquellas confabulaciones
Fl celoso Gobernador que est
al frente de Ia administration de es
ia isla, en- sd deseo de hallar un rt
medic al NAL que hoy afiige al pal.
y siguiendosu bien trazada polite
de inspirarse siempre en- la opini6
pdblica, cit6 hace POGO 4 todos Ii
iefss de la administration en- il
distintos pueblOs de Ia isla para OI
tener el consensus de la opinion {
los hombres 4 quienes el voto p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
SUcES0S En- Ia SLl
Violaci0n de una joven
en- Utuado. Suicide
de la madre de Ssta.
TIROS EN- HUMACAO
Iucendio de varios bohfos en-
Camuy.-Detenciones por
diferentes delitos.

Telegraffa desde Utuado 81
teniente San MILAN, que en- el ba-
rrio "Sauta Isabel" el individuo
Felipe Valentin, que hace doce aiios
viva en- concubinato con Cstalira
Matlas, viol6 la hija de esta, Bea-
triz Soto, joveu de diez y seis afios. /
La madre al saberlo puso fin { su
vida ahorcandose. FL guardia Ro-
CELLO Rivera del destacamento de
Angeles logro capturar al autor
del hecho.
En- Camuy ocurrio un incen-
dio quemandose los bohios de Ra-
fael Galan, Ramon Perez y Jose
Nieves. No hubo desgracias per-
sopales y el hecho, segdn invest;-
gaci6n, ha:sido casual.
Ell captain Hurtado telegra-
fla al Jefe de la policfa que aver
tarde, en- Humacao, don Francisco
Noya hiri6 de un disparo de rev6l.
ver a Juan Loi. Ell arma fue ocu.
pada por la policia. Fl seiior Noya
fue arrestado y puesto en- libertad
mediante fianza de mil dollars.
-Dicen de Loiza, que el indi-
viduo Cancio Canales aparece au-
tor del robo de un cabailo 4 Ri
cardo Ros y otro 4 Emilio Rivera.
FL acusado est& preso y Sc le han
presentado dos denuncias por Sc.
parade.
Ha sido preso en- Loiza Il
sujeto Nicasio canaies, por robo Dc
un caballo a don Ricardo Ryan.
Tambien fueron detenidos Martin
Quihones por alterar la paz y Juan
y Eufemio Romero por acometi-
mento y agresion.
--Informan de Aibonito, que
en- el barrio Plata, de aquella juris-
dicci6n, Sc quem6 una casa y dos
ranchones de la propiedad de Sa-
lustiano Vazquez. FL hecho fuk
casual.
En- Lajas fueron arrestados
por la policia varios individuos pof
alterar la paz p1blica, ocupandols
un revolver uSmiths q uno de ellos.
Ell cabo Perales y guardia
Lamourt, de Arroyo, arrestaron alli
a Gumersindo Rodriguez y Ricardo
Santiago, acusados de ser los auto
res de TN escalamiento en- Ia casa
de Tomas Dao. Sc les ocup6 una
levita y un gaban.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
Mu{R7E IN LOLA

Ell viernes ultimo por la no.
che Sc registro un suceso sangrien I
to en- el barrio aMedianfa,s de Loi-
ga, del cual hemos obteuido los 81.
guientes detalles: Con motive de
las 6estas de Santiago, Sc celebra-
ba I'm bale en- la casa de la familia
Gambaro, en- el que Sc hallabau al
gunos caballeros de la localidad.
De manera imprevista Sc colo
dentro del salon un moreno descal'
70 y sucio en- estado de embt iaguez
llamado Eladio Fuentes tratando de
bailar, q 10 que Sc opusieron las per-
sonas alli reunidas y el joven Rafael
Gambaro, hijo de la casa, lie invite
q que saliera del salon, llevandolo
hasta Ell batey.
Cuando lie dejaba alli, el Fuek-
tes llam6 a Gambaro y le acometi6
con un puiial que portaba. La
madre de Gambaro lanzo uu grito,
porque cley6 que habian berido 4
su hijo, cuando en- este Sc echo fue'
ra el doctor Aubray, para interve
mir en- la question y el Fuentes, Gu
chilIo en- mano, trato tambien d.
agredirle, 10 que evito el docto
Aubray marchandose por estar des
armada.
FL escandalo y la alarma fu'
entonces mayor y todos clamabal
por Ell sefor Zequeira, juez de paz
que era uno de los que Sc hallaba,
de diversion en- dicha casa.
La intervention de Zequeir
monte en- ira al Fuentes, que S
abalanz6 furiosamente contra dlch
funcionario psd sgredirle con
cuchillo. EI sefor Zequeira, ant
un acometimiento que creyo pei
groso para su vida, hizo uso de S
revolver, disparaudo dos tiros gu
hirieron al FuenteS en- un brazo
en- Ell pecho, produciendole la niue
te.
FL mismo sthor Zequeira
present6 en- el pueblo Y puso
. hecho en- conocimiento de las aut,
. ridades, manifestando que aqu
: fue inevitable y que obr6 en- d
fsnsa prOpia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29

que la ley pone a su disposition, 81
ejerce cargos en- la administration
pnblica; va contribuyendo con sus
medios 8 asociando los Suyos q otros
para oponerse al monopolio 81 la
fortuna lie ha favorecido con ele-
mentos para he cerlo; va denuncian-
do los abusos y auxiliando a los
dos primeros en- su labor, ST carece
de otros medios. Ese es, en- ell pre-.
sente case, el deber de todo buen
ciudadano, y no puede ser, no es
buen unionista, nj puede ser consi-
dorado como tai, ..quien no es buen
ciudadano.
Asi, pues, dejando a los pode-
res de la naci6n el estudio de las
causas que producer el alto precio
de los articulos que de ALI impor-
tan, como uno de los motives de
esta situacion anornal, que di6 ori
gen q la convocatoria de los alcal-
des de la isla, nosotros debemos POI
nuestra parte cooperar a la accion
del gobierno local, evitando por to-
dos los medios posibles que en- nues-
tro pals Sc entronice el ,perniciosC
sistema de los trusts y de los mo
nopolios.
La Union de Puerto Rico hs
de cumplir siempre sus deberes po
lfticos. Asi 10 ha hecho. Asi il
hace hoy que la tarea parece ma
ficil, pues en- este asunto solo tien,
que secundar la noble iniciativa de
gobierno, y asi 10 haria maiian'
oponiendose decididamente a ia
iuiciativs, 81 por error inexblicable
no Sc inspirara esta en- la supremi
ley del bien pdblico. San Juan
27 de julio de 1907.
Juan de Guzman Benitez, Pre-
siiente de turno. Doctor Manue
r z mo Gambia ,YTulio Larrinaga, En-
a rique Acosta, Jose de Elzaburu, Jc
S Sc G. Torres, Ramon H. Delgs
/ do, Carlos H. Blondet, Vocales.- =
$ P>dro de Elzaburu, Secretario, |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
!UR-!ulTA uIIOlI!Tl

Candidatura tiiunfante, en- ID
votaci6n veri6cada aver domingo,
para conshtuir la nueva sub-Junta
local de San Juan de Ia Union de
Puerto Rico:
Presidente, don Julio Totresi
vice Pr, sidente, don Antero Adj
suar; Secretario, don Estebah Mo-
rales; Tesorero, don Jose calder6n.
Vocales: don Heraclio Melen-
dez, don Aveliuo Rodriguez, don
Severiano Vega, don Manuel Sar.
tana, don Manuel Correa, don Juan
Qulimaco.
Todos los elegidos, pertene-
cleutes en- su mayor parte 4 la ju.
ventud unionista, son elementos en-
tusiastas y de conviccioues frmes,
que sabtau pocer sd sctividsd y
sus energfas al servicio de Ia noble
y generosa causa de Ia Union &c
Puerto Rico.
Reciban nuestra cordial eulo-
rabuena por Ia prueba de conhanzs
ss'l $ depositada,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
Obreros antillanos.
Orden terminate.

Nueva York, julio 29-Se han recibido 6rdenes
del deparamento de eomercio trabajo para que
por los funcionarios de la Aduana sean registrados
todos los buques procedentes de las Antillas para
impedir la entrada de obreros contratados Esto
obedece que Sc han tenido informes de que abun-
dan en- las Antias los obreros dispuestos emigrar
en- vista de la mala situac6n porque estan atrave-
sando en- sus paises adem&s por las buenas ofertas
que Sc hacen a los que van trabajar al Istmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29

Las beyonaS qne qaieran sascibiy-
Sc diyeetamente q LA Dem0oH-
oa" sin inteyzeNc16M de los ageN.
tes, paeden haeerlo poy aHos 5 pOy
semestres, Pyevio bGgO adeian-
tado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-29
POr G able
!lvGO ESPECIAL De IA GORREPOIDNuE IA DEMOGIlul" UNDE

por el tribunal inferior esperada en- las colonas
de extranjeros, pues Sc afrma que todos los orga
nismos de la administration llega la Influenza die
tatoral de Estrada Cabrera.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
STRIKE MENACES THE
CHICAGO NEWSPAPERS

Chicago, Aug. 21.-A new labor
trouble has arisen in Chicago. The
city is facing the possibility of waking
up some morning soon and finding IT.
self unable to buy any OF the English
daily newspapers.
Negotiations which have been pend
ing since January between the Chi
cago Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton and the Chicago Typographical
union, No. 16, In connection with the
new wage scale, reached an acute stage
when a conference of committees OF
both sides having plenary powers failed
to come to an understanding ard the
printers served an ultimatum tive they
would no longer temporize l. the mat
ter and that the publishers must take
the consequences IL concessions were
not agreed on speedily -
Following the breaking of OF nego-
tiations, the executive committee of the
Typographical union called a general
meeting In which the question of a
strike will be decided on AS the closed
shop prevails in all the printing trades,
strike OF printers would take out ali
of the other mechanical departments.
Publishers have asked that the
printers accept a reduction in wages
and grant the open shop. They offer
$21 a week for night work and $40 so
for day, as against so and SO cents an
hour, the present scale, FOR ad men.
For ltntoype work, 40 and As cents an
hour Is offered by the publishers, as
against $24 and $27 a week
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
Big FIGHT over
PATENTS OF CHAIR
owa Manufacturers Interested
in Outcome of Morris Chair
Law Suit.

Des Moines, Ia, Aug. 21.--The fed
kral court OF Iowa Is to see big fight
over the patents of the Morris chair.
city and the federal court probably at
the next term will hear the case.
The Morris chair, which proved so
popular and has given comfort to un-
told millions Of weary souls, originally
had no patent. 1t was invented for it's
simplicity and the back OF the chair
was adjustable by the person seated In
II getting UP and going around behind
the chair to remove q cross bar that
rested In notches In a back extension
Of the arms. g.. s..
But American genius was not con-
tent with this arrangement and as far
back as 1887 a patent was taken out on
d device for adjusting the back with
cut the person seated, getting up. Since
then there have been many patents
on various forms OF the device. Kelly
Bros. secured a patent on device such
that the person seated in the chair had
only to brace himself and push back
and the back would adjust itself.
Then Henry Lannigan improved upon
the patent. Kelly Bros. claim the i'm
provement is an infringement on their
patent. Big Grand Rapids, Mich, fur
niture factories are awaiting the out
come of the suit for they are under
contract to manufacture the Lannigan
chair IL the suit is N his favor. Vest
crn furniture manufacturers, one in
Clinton, Ia, and others farther west
are interested In the same way.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
UNCLE SAM MAY
RUN THE BIG FAIR

Washington, Aug 2l.--Uncle Sam
may. become gatekeeper at the James
town exposition this week. He mater
tally assisted financing the undertak-
ing. but has been unable to get his
money back according to the agree
ment. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasurer Edwards IL how upon the
grounds In conferences with those I'm
charge and unless some definite as
surances can be given that the install
fnent payments will be made on the
government loan. he may place repre-
sentatives at the gates to take charge
of the receipts. .. t.'
Patience has been exhausted waiting
Tor some evidence to be shown of a se-
rious intention to reimburse the gov
ernment. BY act Of congress 81, 900 900
was advanced by the treasury to aid
In the opening OF the fair.
Weather and other conditions were
adverse at the beginning. and delay in
Installing exhibits kept many visitors
away Taking into consideration the
obstacles encountered, Secretary of the
Treasury Cortelyou, who desired to do
ell he could to promote the success of
the undertaking, gave the exposition
people more time for payment. The Of
ficials of the treasury are now forced
to take measures to protect the gov.
ernment's interests.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
THEATER, $I,7OO,OOO,
WILL HOLD 5000

New York, Aug. 21-The plans for the
monumental new theater building
which is to. occupy the block from Six
ty-second to Sixthy-third streets facing
Central park, have been filed with the
building superintendent. The building
will cost $1,700,0 900. The plans show a
great colonnade front facing the park,
which is to be the buildings notable
architectural feature, and which is to
have five doorways opening upon ves-
tibule, with two grand staircases lead
ing to a second story foyer patterned
after Continental opera houses.
The building will be Of light-colored
decorative stone, Of Italian renaissance
design, and will be seven stories in it's
main part, with al eleven-story exte IL
sion. 1t will front 200 feet on the park
and 225 feet on either street. 1t will
have two galleries in addition to the
parquet, with a seating capacity Of
about 2,500 exclusive of the boxes.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
WILL MAKE TEST
OF UNFAIR LIST

Washington. Aug. 21.--A significant
egal action has been begun In the su-
preme court OF the District OF Columbia
By James w. Van Cleave, president of
THE National Association OF Manufac-
tturers, to enjoin Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell and other officials OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor and several
of it's subsidiary organization from
using the boycott of the socalled ''un-
fair list"
J; Mr.. Van Cleave institutes the suit In
3 his capacity as head Of a large manu-
featuring company In st. Louis, Of
which he is president, whose products
are alleged to have been declared "un-
fair by the labor unions. But the sig
nificance Of the action lies In its being
a test case wherein Mr.. Van Cleave as
the head OF the manufacturerg associa-
tion seeks TO permanently enjoin organ
/ ICED labor from using the unfair or
1--WE Don't Patronize" list In the feder-
alton fight against firms and individu-
i ais. 49,. f..". .
( The papers were filed here In order
that personal service might be imme-
diately obtained upon a large number
of labor leaders who are In attendance
/! upon general conference I'm Wash.
!. ington. e
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
JANE STOWN FAIR
WELCOMES PRINCE

Norfolk. va. Aug. alright royal
WAS the welcome to Prince Wilhelm Of
Sweden when the cruiser Fyigia ar
rived at Hampton Roads yesterday for
a visit of several days at the James
town exposition.
Her arrival was welcomed by q salute
from the ships OF the North Atlantic
squadron now here. Baron Lagerant.
the Swedish minister, accompanied by
the secretary OF the Swedish legation,
had opened quarters at the Hotel
Chamberlain at Old Point Comfort I'm
anticipation OF the arrival or His
Royal Highness,
I Thia evening Minister IIagercrantx
VIII give a dinner to the prince at the
Hotel Chamberlain to which will be I'm.
vited officers OF the United States navy
and OF the exposition company. Tues
day will be devoted to visiting the ex-
position, and a luncheon VIII be given
at the Army and Nevy club.
The welcome to the prince is being
participated In by many Swedish
Americans from various parts or the
country, particularly the west and
northwest.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
RAID FASHIONABLE
SEASH0RE HOTEL FOR
BRIDGE AND POKER
Police Arrest the Proprietor OF
the Carlton at Atlantic
City

Atlantic City, Aug. 21.--Acting on a
Warrant sworn out by the Good Citi-
Eenship league, charging that fashion
able guests of the exclusive Hotel Carl
ton, in the center of the Chelsea cottage
district, have turned the place into a
gambling house for poker and bridge,
Acting Chief of Police Woodruff, with
detective and Magistrate John w.
Hughes, who issued the warrant, made
q raid on the house shortly after mid
night and arrested Charles p. Zazzelli,
the alleged proprietor. ~. .,
Nothing in the line Of gambling para
phernalia, not even chips. was found
In the place; but Zazzelli, protesting
that he was innocent of running q
gambling place, was forced to get bail
of $500 for his appearance before the
| magistrate. .... ..t..
The raid caused sensation In the
Motel and In the fashionable district,
where wealthy Philadelphians make up
q social circle most exclusive of any in
the resort. Evidence in the case was
furnished by Herman L. Welsh, a pri-
vate detective, supposed to be employed
by the reformers, and members Of the
organization say that they have evil
dence sufficient to have the arrested
man held for the grand jury.
Visitors Trimmed"
1HS Idlu 10 lhC LlISl ever OH
any OF the fashionable hotels of the
resort, although reformers have as
serted that big games are run in many
hostelries and that young and wealthy
visitors have been trimmed" of thous-
Rnds Of dollars by sharpers, who pose
as. guests of the hotels. Reformers say
that the arrest Of last night will be
followed by others that will cause big
sensations in some of the more exclus-
I've houses.
I'VE have evidence to show that
some big 'wads' have changed hands in
the hotel raided," declared President
Benjamin Garrison, Of the league, to-
day. I'VE expect to prove that the very
fashionable nature of the house made
the cloak Of respectability more COM
plete, and nobody who did not have a
good roll OF money was wanted in the
game which Is reported to have run
there"
Zazzelli has engaged counsel and will
make a stiff fight to disprove the
charges made by the reformers, which
have caused a big row among the Chel-
sea visitors, who have not before been
mixed up in the reform crusade made
by the league.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
WILL BE NO SURRENDER
DECLARE BOTH SlDES

New York, Aug. 21--Absolutelr no
surrender is the declaration OF both
sides today In the telegraph strike that
extends from ocean TO ocean and Is
throttling commerce in all parts OF
the country.
The scene of action has shifted to
New York from Chicago, due to the
expected arrival here of National Pres
ident Small, OF the telegraphers' union
More and more cities are being report
ed as tied up by the strike of the
Western Union and Postal operators,
until the total has been lost and all
efforts to tell just how many places
are barred from news and business
kilograms have been abandoned
There is no end in sight--no faintest
symptom of a solution, but that the
labor side of the big fight is gaining,
cannot be denied, because the ranks
of the strikers are continually being
added TO.
Women pickets in City Hall park are
features of the local strike that please
the policemen on duty there, for all
day long the women are chaffed by
the men who call them the strikers
entertainment committed"
Chicago, Aug. 19.--Cumpiete cessa-
tion of all cable service to and from
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
GIRL SAVES MAN
and TWO CHILDREN
FROM DROWNING
Leaps Into Buzzards' Bay ant
Rescues Three When Cat
boat Capslzes.

Onset, Mass, Aug. 21.--Miss Frances
Lloyd Is the heroine OF the summer
colony at Buzzard's Bay. While she
was rowing alone on the bay she saw q
catboat a good distance away capsized
by gust OF wind. This boat was be-
ing sailed by its owner, Henry Wins
low, OF Boston. With him In the cat
boat were his two children. Caroline, Z.
and Sears. s,
The young woman In the rowboat
saw all three 60 into the water and
started to the rescue. She found Mr..
winslow, who cannot swim, hanging 10
the catboat's keel unable to do any
thing to save his childrvn. who had
drifted away.
Both Caroline and Sears had sunk
twice when Miss Lloyd reached them.
She leaped into the water and brought
up the boy, who had gone down. She
got him into the boat, and then went
after little Caroline. When they were
safe she climbed aboard her boat and
picked up Mr.. Winslow. who was al,
most exhausted.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
JAPS AT PEACE FETE
WITH THE AMERICANS

San Francisco, Aug. Alan interna-
tional love feast was held at the Fair
mount hotel to cement the friendship
between Japan and America. The ban
quet was given by the San Francisco
chamber of commerce, assisted by
prominent Japanese.
Kikijiro Ishii, director of commercial
affairs of the Japanese foreign office,
was the guest of honor.
Peace was the keynote of all the
post prandial speeches. In regard to
the San Francisco Japanese trouble
Ishii said:
"Fooish talk of war because of spor-
adic disturbances Is not the sentiment
of Japan. Thinking, responsible per-
sons in Japan understand that the San
Francisco Hooligan who throws stones
or insults offensive subjects Of Japan
does not voice the sentiment of the
American people"
Secretary Straus spoke Of labor and
his good impressions Of the Hawaiian
islands. He also asserted that among
the better element true friendship ex-
lists between Japan and America.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-08-22
COP GOES MAD, ORDERS
WHOLE TOWN ARRESTED

Copenhagen, Aug. 21.-The entire
police force here got a startling shake
up last night. Every Office received a
sudden telephone order from Second
Officer Truelsen for the whole force
to turn out and arrest every Russian
in Copenhagen, a great plot against the
czar having been discovered.
The order was Immediately COM
piled with. The detectives who were
accessible were hurried off in all d.
rections and steps were taken to rouse
those who were OF duty.
It occurred to only one Of the nine
subchiefs who received the order to
doubt its accuracy. He reflected that
there were more than 1000 Russians
in the city, and concluded that there
must be a mistake somewhere. He
telephoned to the first officer, who has
tened to headquarters and found that
Truelsen had gone suddenly mad.
The order was cancelled.