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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco saturday. March IS 1910:
O-MARZO-Ginseppe BelIetfo %
and Alinda Mario. -. both Of 203 Hale ST
BoLGER- UNNE-wi iTiam T. BoIger. 81 Pre-
sidio and Amy Dunno, is. 745 Haight ST.
BRI-N- N-5AISKNECHT- A. Brum 30. lo5
rilden St and Henrietta Hausknecht - 2is2
Market -.
CHANDLER -DICkINS-Lumsn ". Chandler
y. 1924 Sacramento s.. and Dorothy A. Dick
ins. IS. I557 McAliister ST
DJSSMFlTR- -LERABLE-De r. Diss-
meyer. - 2o5 Surrey ST. and Alice L. I.er-
able. 10. * Sussex II.
FERROGGIARRO-D RAcAN-FranceSoo Fer
roggisrro. =. San Juan, and Eleanora l. de
Rscau, g, Oakland
FooRD -sIcMURTRY- Percy r. Foord. %. Rio
Vista. and Naude II. McMurfry %. TaearfIie
FURTADO O-BERNARDO-AIrin J. Furtsdo q
wsrd-
- MPERTz-COLfINS-A o. Gompertz. 81
40 Devissdero ST. and Blanche 3. Collins 2I
Sslada Beach
HERMAN ANN-SCHLOTTE Hermann
a. oakland, and Frederike Schlotte-er, "a
Fruifvaie
TIEBERs -RHoDEs-Fred Andrew Liebers. 2I
2I39 IsEuns St. and Euretts 7. Rhodes Is
1873 Filbert ST.
MATISEK- SACKAfANN- Joseph Matisek. IS.
and Anna Ssckmsnn, p, both OF 427 Athens
street.
-SANTE-ARATA-G Musante. %. III
Lisbon St., and Assunta Arata. IS 94s De
Haro
PoFF-voN ARX-charles W A. Po6. 2l
Plantation Cal and Marie L. von ARK, Is.
Sea View, Cal.
SHIELDS -BEDARD-w William J. Shields. -.
1887 jackson st., and Marion Bedard, 25. wo-
cester Mass
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RICHMOND PLANNING
INLAND WATERWAY

RICHMOND. March 2s.-Richmond
citizens are agitating the project Of
constructing an inland waterway. with
municipal ownership OF the water front
thus created On the southern water
front, as a result of the tidal action,
the harbor has filed up with mud and
much dredging is necessary to obtain
the necessary depth for ships.
The plan is to construct this water
way from Ellis landing, which is about
mile and three-fifths south OF Mac
donald avenue, TO the heart OF Rich
mond.
The agitation in favor of this project
has resulted in the board of trade taxi
ing the matter up. A meeting soon will
be held to discuss the matter. En-
gineers will probably be selected at an
early date to estimate the cost of the
work.
The Southern Pacific railroad com1
pany has commenced the laying of
spur track from it's main line TO the
site of the Pullman car shops. 1t Is
expected that the work of construction
of the car shops viii proceed as soon as
it is possible to haul the materials by
rafI
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ROGERS RESIGNS
FROM HIS OFFICE
Former National Bank Examiner
Reed Will Be Chief Deputy
Auditor

OAKLAND, March 26.-Harry ]. Rog-
.ers, chief deputy county auditor. ap
pointed by George s. Pierce while the
latter was auditor, announced today his
resignation, TO take effect April Z.
Auditor Lutgen, who succeeded Pierce
several weeks ago, accepted the resig-
nation, and named CHARLES G. Reed. a
deputy in his office. TO fill Rogers
place.
The outgoing official will take up
law practice. He is candidate to
succeed Justice Of the Peace w. r.
Geary of Oakland township.
Charles G. Reed. who succeeds him,
is a brother of George w. Reed. a
prominent attorney He has served as
national bank examiner, and for 20
years was an assistant cashier of the
Union national bank. Lutgen appointed
him a deputy when he went into Of
fee. intending to make use of his long
experience in financial matters and in
methods of accounting.
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between Twenty-second and Twenty third
Mission Masonic temple), under the
piees of the Past Chief Rangers association
the Ancient Order of Foresters are invited TO
attend Interment Mount 0livet cemetery, by
carriage.
RYAN-In this city March 26 1910. Mary,
dearly beloved wife of the late Daniel Ryan,
and beloved mother of Thomas F., Daniel A..
Elizabeth G., Margaret r., James A., Mary
Theresa and Ignatius J. Ryan, a native of
County Cork Ireland.
Friends and acquaintanees respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. March
%. 1910, at 9:4o O'Clock a. M, from her late
residence. 24G0 Bush street near Pierce. thence
TO ST. Dominies church. where a solemn re-
QUEEN high mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose of her soul. commencing at 10 o'clock
a m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
sCHTRMAN--In this city, March %, 1910, Dr.
Moritz Schirman, dearly beloved husband of
Bertha sehirman. loving father OF Mrs. Louis
Baer of Annapolis, Nd, and DR.. Ralph Schir-
man OF New York city. and stepfather OF
Carl H Craner, a native of Schubin, Germany
aged "a years ahd 10 days.
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today fSunday)
at $3.50 O'Clock, from the parlors of TheodOr
MeAllister. Cremation Odd Fellows cemetery.
ham. dearly beloved husband of Leah Side
man, and loving father OF Mrs. H. Passur
Manning. Mrs. f. Rawling and Jacob, Morris
and Joseph Sidcman. a native of Warsaw
Germany, aged u years
Friends and acquaintances- are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral today
Sunday. March 27. at 10 o'clock. from the
parlors Of Theodor Dierks & Co. goo Devisa-
dero street corner of McAlster Interment
Eternal Home cemetery by IL 80 a. m. train
from Third and Townsend streets. Please
omit flowers.
TRAyERS0-In Oakland Cal, March "A, 1910
Enanuele Traverse, dearly beloved son OF
Giovanni Traverse and brother of Giovanni
Traverse, a native of Mignanico,s Italy aged
2S years months and IL days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services tomor-
row fMouday) March 2S. at 1:30 D. M.
at Foresters' hail. Thirteenth and Clay streets
under the auspices of Court Verbano No.
16S f. o. A. Remains at the parlors of Cuha
& Caporgno, Eighth and Myrtle streets. Oak
land.
wICKERsHEIMER- into rest. in this
city March 26. 1910, at his late residence
2260 Bryant street, August. dearly beloved
husband of Katherine Wickersheimer, devoted
late Lydia Wickersheimer, and grandfather
of Ernest wickersheimer native of Ballroom,
Alsace. aged % years months and % days.
A member of Society Alsace- Lorraine: San
Francisco lodge No. ], Cd. Fl. 81 Brewery
Workers Union Local No. .. and of the Gam
brinus Unterstntzungs Gesellschaft-
Remains at the parlors of Suhr q Wieboldt.
1855 Valencia street near Twenty -hfth.
SOCIETY ACE-L0RRAINE-Th officers
and members are hereby notified to assemble
at the parlors of Suhr & Weboldt. 1885 Va
p. M, TO attend the funeral of our late brother
August Wickersheimer. By order
LOUIS METER. President.
GEORGE MARTIN Secretary
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ILLNESS AND HUNGER
CAUSE AGED MANS DEATH
Louis Outzen Succumbs in Ala
media Emergency Hospital

ALAMEDA, March 26.-Louis Outzen
an aged teamster, died this morning in
the emergency hospital from a general
breakdown and also from starvation,
DR.. L. w Stidham says.
Outzen was 72 years of age and lived
alone in a hovel near the Fruitvale
avenue drawbridge across the tidal
canal.
The old man was discovered yes
terday in an unconscious condition from
illness and lack of nourishment. He
was moved to the emergency hospital
but failed to respond to treatment.
Outzen was native of France and
had no known relatives living here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Women in the Professions

Women, as is well known. are MAX
ing headway in the professions In
France, both in the capital and in the
provinces, ladies are practicing at the
bar. Quite recently the wife OF the
mayor of Fretterans has qualified as
an advocate and is practicing at Chalon
sur Saone, says the London Globe. Now
we learn that the wife of Herr Felix
Won Weingartner the leader of the or
chestra at Vienna, has taken her bach
eIor's degree with distinction. She pro-
poses becoming doctor of medicine
and will study at Heidelberg. 1t may
be added that the lady advocate OBJ
tanned her law degree while teaching in
a municipal school,
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BIRTHS

RRADY-In this city. March 10. 1910, to the
wife Of A. r. Brady. daughter
DOSAHUE-In this city, March .. 1910. 10 the
wife of ". Donahue. daughter.
DUFFY--In this city, March Z. 1910 to the
wife q George Duffy. daughter.
DWYER-IB this CITY, March .. 1910. 10 the
wife Of Ignntius d. Dwyer formerly Mabel
4. Thelerl, son.
HAI.EY-In this city. March 10. 1910. to The
wife Of Thomas Haley OformerirS Mariane An
derson). a son.
HANSEN-In this city. March Il, 1910. to the
wife Of Peter Hansen, a son
ASENPUSCIS-In this city. March A. 1910. to
wife of X Hasenpusch. son.
KENNI-AIareh p. 1910. 10 the wife Of Ed
ward =. kenny daughter.
MARLoW-In this city March % 1910, to
the wife Of n NARROW. \ daughter.
McKENAA-In mis- city. March 3D. 1919. 70
the wife Of Martin T. Mckcnna daughter
NENDEI-S0N-In this city. March. Is. 1910, 10
the wife Of Julias Mendelson, a son.
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NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY sANIEANDRO
AFTER PLEADING
GUILTY TO EMBEZZLEMENT

ALAMEDA, March 2s.-A FL Breeks
woldt. a real estate agent. pleaded
guilty today to a charge Of misdes
meanor embezzlement that had beer
placed against him by Mrs Conchs
Hanson. He win be sentenced Tuesday
by Police Judge p 3 Tappan- Brsck.
woldt was arrested yesterday on the
Hanson charge as he was leaving the
courtroom OF Justice OF the Peace E. n
Johnson. where he had pleaded guilty
20 another charge of misdemeanor eus
bezzlement that had been placed
against him by Mrs. NJ A Short. Hf
will be sentenced on the short chargs
Monday In both instances Breckwoldf
was accused of having retained rent
moneys that he had collected for Mrs
Hanson and Mrs. Short.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Notable Deaths

GEORGE ". ToURTELLoT OF KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. March 26.-George W Tour
tellot. for > years general superintendent of
The Armour packing company, died here to-
day.
MRS. c. J. MORRILL,. WIDOW OF COVER
ROR-kansas City, March 26-Mrs Caroline
J. Morrill, widow Of Edmond N. y. Morrill,
once coTernor Of Kansas. died at the home
o. her daughter here today.
CHARLES J. o'MALLEY. POET AND ED
IIOR-Chicago March 26.-Charles J. O'Mal-
Icy. editor Of ne New World. a Catholic pub
licEtion. and poet OF considerable reputation
died here today OF paralysis.
MAJOR +. c. CEEEsxAN. VETERAS-Ussh
ington. March 26.-Major Roland Curtin Chees-
man. Il years old. died at his residence here
last night. be was a member OF the board
II review Of the pension Office and a Union
veteran
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
TRAVELLERS WILL
Enjoy BIG NIGHT
Oakland Councils Annual Thea
ter Party Promises to Be a
Huge Success

OAKLAND. March % - Oakland
council No 394. United Commercial
Travellers Of America, expects to break
records Monday evening at the Oak
and Orpheum. when the knights Of
the grip" will hold their annual the
ster party. Every member Of the
council has been busy and hosts OF
the commercial mems friends have as
sured the council that they will be in
attendance
II viii be night of mirth- Quips,
songs. jests and the like viii be in
terspersed. Local hits upon not a few
OF the genial travellers are IN readiness.
Among those who have actively
helped 10 make the night a success is
F. 2. Dowd, a popular member of the
l. c T The leaders of the boosters
committee are G. A. Nissen, chairman;
A. c. SwaHey, secretary, and N r
Lewis. treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
St. Valentine and the Birds

Popular interest in St Valentines
day has evaporated, but looking into
the old chroniclers who write on this
subject one finds some points of curl
Gus interest, says the London Globe.
For instance. there is the frequent
statement that the custom of sending
valentines on February IA arose out of
the, belief that birds first choose their
mates on that date.
Do they? Chaucer thought they did.
So did Drayton. Shakespeare himself
makes Theseus excIaim:
Good morrow friends. ST. Valentine is past:
Begin these wood birds but to couple now?
Gay alludes to the 14th as the day
when birds their paramours with
mutual chirpings find Donne' has the
same idea, while Herrick writes that
he has often heard how birds choose
their mates, and couple too, this day
1t would be interesting to know,
writes J. c. Fl. in the Scotsman, what
is the foundation for notion to which
most of the older poets give apparent
credence. although surely nobody could
suppose that birds pair uniformly on
any given date.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
MARRIAGES

ABRAHAMSoN-HoC this city.
March "a, 1910, by the Rev. DR.. NJ. S. Levy
Mayo G. Abrahamson and Elsie Hockwald
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city
March 10. 1910, by the Rev. William Rader
Arthur Blackburn and Bessie Farquharson
both Of San Francisco.
FARRAR-DRAFFIN-In this city, March 19
1919, by the Rev. William RAIDER Rupert
Archer Farrsr and Sarah A. Draffn, both Of
San Francisco.
G00DTIN-NOLAN-In this city March g.
1910. by the Rev. William RAIDER William
L Goodwin and Lila Nolan. both Of San Fran
cisco.
JOY-CHESTERMAN-In this city March o.
1910. by the Rev. William RAIDER, Edward
James Joy and Annie Elizabeth Chesterman
both Of San Francisco.
J0URDAIN-REEVES-In this city. March 1s
1910, by the Rev. William RAIDER. Albert Jour
dain and Juanita Reeves both of San Fran
cisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
IMAGINED SHE HEARD
TELEPHONES RINGING
Former Secretary to Postmaster
Sent TO Asylum

OAKLAND. March 20 Lille NJ
Husing Of 537 Twenty-fifth street,
daughter OF Dietrick Husing. was COM
mitoed 70 the state hospital at Stockton
today By Judge Ogden She was for
merly private secretary OF Postmaster
Paul Schafer, and she now imagines
that she hears telephone calls constant
iy, and answers them. Overstudy is be-
lieved TO have caused the wreck of her
mind. Her brother William Husing.
testified that She had the habit OF
reading far into the night, and that to
compel her TO stop he was obliged to
turn Of the gas in the basement OF
their home.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

BEcKER--In this city. March "A, 1910. Jacob,
husband Of Elizabeth Becker. and father
Of Mrs. Victor Laederich OF Kansas City Mrs
Charles X Blender OF San Francisco and
Mrs. William Woods of Omaha native of
strsssburg. Ohio. aged IS years months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tsun-
Of Monahan & Co. 2Sss Mission str street fADe, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth. under the
lncineration l. o. o. F. cemetery.
BEETLE-In Berkeley. Cal. March 2s 1910
Mrs. James c. Beetle, and brother of Iva r.,
S,ephen ssd,1e E. Louise l., Beth l. and Gladys L.
aged p years s months and ] day. A mem
Der Of Berkeley lodge No. 1902 B. r. O. f..
Berkeley. and Court Oakland No. 4e, f. Of A.
Friends and acquaintaBces respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow
fMonday), March 2s. 1910, at 1:30 O'Clock
p. m. at Elks' hall, Berkeley. where services
win be held under the auspices of Berkeley
lodge No l002, .B. p. o. f. Remains at the
chapel OF Jameson & Nieiaus 2434 Telegraph
hail. Berkeley Interment Sunset View Gene
terry.
BowEN-In Oakland Cal. March "a. 1910.
Helen s.. wife Of the late Charles A. Bowen
and mother of Mrs. William A. Boofsma and
Marshall W. Bowen Of Hemlock, CAL ma
tive of New York. aged IS years and u DAYS
Friends are respectfully. invited TO attend
the funeral tomorrow tMonday). March %
1910. at 1880 o'clock p m. at her late resi-
dence 943 Wood street. West Oakland be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets Interment
Mountain View cemetery.
BRoECKELMAEE-In this city. March a5. 1910.
Hermann BroeckelmanD, native of Germany
member Of San Francisco lodge No. l. Od
ii. y. and Court Hubertus No. Is. f. Of A.
Friends, acquaintances and members OF the
above societies are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral services today (Sun-
at the parlors Of Gantner Brothers. $3.50 SIX,
teenth street between Church and Sanchez
Cremation /. o. o. f. cemetery.
CAMP-In this city March 26. 1870 James
a. B.. dearly beloved husband of Ellen
Camp. and loving father Of Ledger r. and
Leo W Camp. native Of Columbus. o.
Notlee OF funeral hereafter Remains at the
34ss Mission street above Thirtieth street
cAwLEY-In this city March %. 1910, Cath
erinc Cawiey, beloved aunt OF Mrs Della
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
The Most Miserable Beggars

1 have seen beggars in most parts
of the world; have seen the ancient
bearded men in kaftans and worn at
heel jack boots clutching at kopeeks
by the arches of the Kasan cathedral
in ST Petersburg, and the blind and
turbaned Moor calling upon charity in
the name of Allah in Morocco: the
lame men that haunt the villages and
cities of France craving 'un pit sou
pour famour de Dieu," and the spong-
ing orientals at Cairo, but never, says
Peter Pepys'' in the Throne and
Country, have / seen anything so un-
picturesque, so unlovely and so sordid
as the miserable. sniyeling beggar of
London.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
MAY LOSE EYESIGHT
FROM AN EXPLOSION
Bullet Penetrates Left Eye of
Louis Haggin

BERKELEY, March 2e.-As the re-
suit of the accidental discharge of a
small rife Louis Haggin, SON of Deputy
Sheriff Haggin OF Contra Costa county,
may lose the sight of his left eye. The
mishap occurred near the Haggin home
in Contra Costa county yesterday. DIR.
Il. s. Merriman of Oakland was called.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
VOLLMER BACK FROM
TRIP TO LEAVENWORTH

BERKELEY. March 2s.-After triu
east OF nearly two weeks. during which
he inspected the police departments OF
Kansas City and Denver, Chief OF P1-
lice August VoIlmer OF this city ar
rived in Berkeley today. He went east
primarily TO take to the Fort Leaven-
worth prison Frank F. Faulkner.
federal government defaulter
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
EARLY DAY CALIFORNIAN
NJ. NJ. Torres, Pioneer of 1872,
Is Laid at Rest

ALAMEDA. March 26-The funeral
of Manuel NJ. Torres. who settled in
California IN 1912. was held this after
noon from the residence of his dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Ruth NJ. Beck. 1909 Alameda
avenue. thence TO ST. Joseph's church.
FOR services Among the mourners were
number Of pioneers who had known
The deceased for nearly half a century.
The intcrment was in St. Mary's ceme-
terry. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
How a Bear Fishes

Few people have had the opportunity
Of seeing a bear feeding-that is, in
his native state-and fewer still have
seen him fishing. But fish he does,
says a writer in the St Nicholas, and
in It he displays an amount of patience
and deXterity that is amazing He
VIII lie motionless upon an overhang-
ing log or bank with paw poised and
little beady eyes attentively scanning
the water. Salmon and trout are his
chief delight, and, should one come
near enough to the surface, he is
snapped out on the bank with flip and
a twist. and yanishes in bruins ca
pacious nav.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

A portrait bust, heroic in size and
erected on an artistic pedestal, of Marie
Wilt in the part of Norma, was un-
yelled recently in the foyer of the
Royal opera house at Vienna.
Canada's legal gold coinage is that
of the United States If man goes to
a Canadian bank to demand gold for
notes or for a credit of any kind, the
law says that he shall be paid in United
States gold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii nor be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Indorsed
with the name snd residence Of persons author
lied 10 have the same published Norices re-
stricfed simply TO tie announcement of the event
sre published once IN this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

SEAT0N-In Corte MADEIRA, Cal, March 81.
1910. TO the wife Of G. ". Seston Jr.. son.
WoRLEY-In this city March g. I910 to the
wife Of Franklin B. Worley, a son.
1OUNT-In Redwood City. CAL March 25. 1910
10 the wife Of DIR. @. Borden Yount daugh-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

New York city has more electric
motors than any other city in the
world. There are los. 500 Of them.
New York cfty's assessed real estate
value is more than that Of the entire
states OF Ohio. Indiana and Illinois.
Nearly 10000 beds in London hos
pirals are daily occupied by the sick
and manned poor.
OF the 5000. 600 horsepower repre-.
sented by Nia CARA falls only about SIS
per cent is being utilized
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
CLOTHES ARE STOLEN
ON WEDDING DAY
Navy SubaItern Is Robbed of
Uniform

OAKLAND. March 26.-Powell Her
man, a noncommissioned officer in the
United States navy, awoke this morn
Ing at 419 Thirteenth street to discover
that a burglar had invaded his room,
had carried away his suitcase and his
uniform and had left him without
suitable attire to be married in. He
went to the police station in a rage.
and while making an angry complaint
at the activity of the thieves and what
he termed the inactivity of the police,
let drop his secret. His parents live
at II Helen street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

The first census OF the city of Bang
kok. recently taken, showed a popula-
tion Of 62S.676.
Some fine fat jobs still exist under
the fee system in Chicago's scheme of
municipal government.
Every year shows decrease in the
number of convictions for drunkenness
in the British isles
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
DEATHS

Becker. Jacob 6s Mendelson, Mahla =. "a
Beetle Clarence II. 20 Mogensen NJ. Co. 40
Bowen, Helen So rs Nelson. Alice ....... 90
Broeckelmann, H.. - Ormsby. Charles W.
Camp. Jas A. B. Pirerich. Kate ..... p
CaWley, Catherine 90 Regeo. Antonio c.. 81
Clark. Elijah J.... 80 ReInnardt. Johann8--. 81
Clark. Gaien ..-.-. 20 Reiter. Katherine 49,. IS
Craigheed. Mary - 90 Roberts Frank L. So
DanRby. Mary - Ryan Mary -
De Cardona =. Mass Schirman Dr. NJ ca
faweett, Edward II 80 Sdeman, Abraham -
Fletcher. Willie z. l6 Traverse. Emsnuele. 2s
Hinkins. John F.. - wickersheimer Au-
Hyde. Mary ..-..-. gust ......... So
McLsgan, Agnes =. IS
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

The Australian state of Victoria
spends nearly 100000 a year in its
warfare against the destructive rabbit
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

lot Of furniture, IS rooms. for a
= z. at H Schellhaas', 11th St
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-29
Gnelanos Parliament oploit.

Sonoon, % 9iop. - Get anoei
Farlament unoer aioeoe Song go.
maros Den Spuen0es 9iegering, iom
iammenfalotes iioite 10. 8eb. op-
lsites / Dag ifslge oen liberale
9iegerings Brogrom at looeSpsrgs.
maalet ON 2oroernes Suies 5orrei
afgeres al @plaerne.
aongens Gale beo Den 2eiligbeo
par mprfeIie oeo oenS aortbeo
Den eneite Sentponine, ban gioroe
til 0en fonltitutionelle ariie, bar
ct mat llotrpf al 9eorspeIie ouer,
at aonferencen mellem 9eoerne De
mooItrioenoe fontrolleren0e 9ortier
nngoaenoe gteformerin9 al oct spre
Sus bar mislpffeoes.
93pt BarIomentsooIg 6eItentes til
81. San. 1911.