President Marx asks Gottschalk what his opinion or his decision is 
in regard to the League: what attitude towards the League he, 
Gottschalk, now intends to adopt. 

Gottschalk states that he repeats his resignation already submitted, 
since the transformation undergone by the present conditions 
required also a recasting of the Rules of the League, and under the 
existing Rules his personal freedom was in jeopardy; he states, 
however, that in all cases where the League might call upon his 
energies he would when the occasion arises do everything in his 
power. 


H. Burgers, President 
Jos. Moll, Secretary