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for whom the Malone henchmen seemed to
AL Aha craa kast an;x. os;tx,

for whom the Malone henchmen seemed t.
eel the greatest snimosity.
'Don't let Brady get away" yelled I
voice that sounded like Mshone's, and {
rush was at once made for him.
A pair of Western men at once closed ir
and saved Brady from much harm.
The peacemskers fnally succeeded in
pulling most Of the fighters apart, but il
was not until the policeman at the door
who rushed in had cracked several colored
heads with his club.
One man, said to be named Mott was
especially ugly and could not be quieted
until Sergeant-at-AIms Smith seized him
by the throat exclaiming:
stop! stopm and
THREW HIM HALF ACROSS THE ROOM.
When the semblance of order was re.
stored two or three members were stand.
geant-at-aIms had squads of belligerents
under their care, while Chairman Hepburn
was keeping n close eye on Malone and
Wise.
Mr.. Wise expressed his regret at the oc.
currence, explaining how sspersions had
been cast upon him that were unbearable.
Mshone said nothing.
Mr. Lsbbly also spoke halt apologetical-
ly, saying that in the heat Of the moment
he thought Allen wee. striking at Wise,
but he did not thiRk-ss hia.self had really
hit Allen.
The Committee felt that something OF
this kind was necessary. Several mem.
bers had proposed to expel Lsbbly, and
il he had not made this explanation he
would undoubtedly have been expelled.
The desire to avoid publicity, however,
was strong 1t was sgreed that the row
should be kept q secret.
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FRIENDLY TO FRANCE.
EMPEROR wILLIAY ASSUMES A FRIENDLY
r9NB 10 HIS NIIaaBoRs


BERLIN, June 20.-Ths Post declar,s
there is no foundation for the idea that
change will b uade in the German policv
adverse to Russia.
French fears, II sAya are also baselsn.
The moon ID more likely to visit the earth
than the German Emperor to dream Of at.
tacking France only 10 earn laurels Ger.
many wishes nothing from France but IA
be let alone. As Son a the French -
this, conditions wql exist for peroetuaI
peace and friendship. At the same TINA
the tone Of the Emperoe's pcoc-
lamatiou may we'll serve 10 No
mind the elements urfrisndly 10 Germany,
whether in East or In West in manpsr psr.
haps not agreeable to them, Of the Hohen.
zollern way OF waging war, and make clear
to them that any unjust attack upon Ger.
many will meet the tate of the French At
tack OF 1870. The Emperor will wiald his
sword like his glorious ancsstors, but oulv
In defense o! Fstaerland against unjust at.
tacks.
This view Is borne ont by the fact that
this morning Emperor William telegraphed
President Carnot, Of France, thanking him
for his message Of coincidence on the death
Of Frederick, and expressing hope that the
good relations now existing bet1een France
and Germany may continue.
Emperor William has ordered that me-
mortal services be held throughout Ger
many on Sunday NEXT An eloquent ad-
dress eulogizing the many virtues Of Em.
peror Frederick, concluding with prayer
for the presesent Emperor will b read In
every church.
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nouuced. This virtually stops any STAN
pede and adds very decidedly to the de-
l;berste character of the convention pro-
csedines. It is regarded as . very de-
cided victory for the Influences which are
opposed to the programme of those mana
gers who claim to be friends Of Mr.. Blaine,
and are yet seeking to nominate him in
the face of his two letters of declination.
Col. Thomas Bsyne, Of Pennsylvania, who
was chairman Of the Committee on Rules,
and who has always been a sincere Blaine
man, said after the convention adjourned
to-day, that the action of the convention
in allowing this provision to be 'incorpo-
rated in the rules was one fthe wisest and
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q contest been fought so bitterly and deter
minedly. Personal abnse and Trades were
the arguments and they were cheered to the
echo by the excited Convention. As one
speaker put it, il was
THE DEATH BLOW TO REPUBLICAN HOPES
IN THE SOUTH,
and puts the Old Dominion solid in the
Democratic column for years to come.
Col. Moore, Of Clarksburg, was one of the
Wise orators and made an effective address.
Iu the interval before the Committee on
Credentials reported, Bradley, of Ken
tucky, and Foraker, of Ohio, made bitter
partisan addresses. II was q contest be-
tween Vice Presidential aspirants, and in
the battle of abuse Foraker came out ahead.
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Though il has all along been known to in
siders that the Indiana delegation, while
apparnntly solid for Harrison, has eight or
ten Gresham men. The Harrison mana.
gers by letting the Gresham delegates
alone and carefully avoiding all for.
NAL controversies has succeeded in
convincing the lconvention that the
State wss sold for their man.
To-day they made the blunder OF calling
the Indiana delegation together and at
tempting to pass resolution to the effect
that Indiana should vote solidly for Harri-
son until majority indicated wish TO
change to another candidate. This resO-
luton was received with much disfsyor.
Some of the Gresham men present de-
clared they would not be bound by
the resolution If il passed, and
IL being apparent that Gresham men and
the conservative delegates opposed to the
unit rule were in majority, the resolu.
tion was withdrawn. Thus by a blunder
the Harrison men have made it apparent
that Indiana is not solid for Harrison,
and the moral victory, at least is
with the opposition, one Of the cards
which the Gresham managers have been
relying on is break of the Indiana vote,
and if they should spring this on the con
vention simultaneously with the change of
Wisconsin from Rusk to Gresham it
MIGHT START A STAMPEDE
70 the latter. That the selection of Estee
to be permanent chairman was the result
Of an agreement that in consideration OF
this honor California was to abandon her
Blaine boom became moro than over ap-
parent in the convention to-day when
Estee indicated that California had no
candidate. Some of the California dele
gates refused to ratify the bargain to give
up Blaine and 1t has been impossible to
carry out the progromme arranged by
leaders to unite on Stanford for a COM
plimentary ballot.
sHERMAN's STRENGTH.
The first night session of the Rep ublican
National Convention, ending shortly be-
fore midnight tonight, brought at
the last moment the first approxi-
mate test of the strength of
any Presidential candidate on roll
call. IL showed tnht JOnn SHERMAN c0ul0
muster at least 269 votes. The roll call
was on the Virginia contest and vote for
Malone was takon to mean Q vote
for Sherman. Ohio tried to
disguise the fact that a test
vote was being taken and split her vote
even. Counting Ohio solid for Sherman,
his aggregate on the roll call would be as
stated, 269 votes. The other sensation
of the night session was q speech
by Governor Foraker in response
to noisy calls by his admirers. He under
took to give President Cleveland number
of savage raps, and in describing the next
President of the United States
neatly avoided committing himself
by simply asserting that the new
Chief Magistrate would undoubtedly be a
gentleman. A compromise has now been
arranged by which California will not put
Blaine in nomination, but some delegates,
by Haywood and Deymann, will vote for
him from the start.
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WOOD GO. MEN INDAHI pr HART,
lie Pslsnsurg Signlof rs Alleged
Osla. Of the Private BusheSS Re-
gll2,4 1.-The Pc Ordtfed to
Keep Those Fgs 0uk
all is CHAOS D HRHOIL.
Cgoa Late Hour Last 1t No one Knew
ANYTHING AoOl. the SiOn-fo En-
Alasm for Any out hins
and Everybody Mad
D.SSaiSt
S's1 \ GROW % ne Rass

Ssas. \ sQraR % ne RaSs
CHICAGO, June ~ ma1agers oi
tie National Republican lven ION made
a7Ain effort to repsir th.hur pa error,
lie selection of a rarOsawy as tenn
PO'aiy chairman vi "a uual Oclsms-
uOn Of the fact thl J, is tent all OBJ
servers, that the cd p,srsn is ltrolled
By great CorpOratiOb nznces It was
gall and wormword to'hTsst delega-
eoa, and when Thutsan EOit got in a
BODY blow on their BlauSOm y assert
''s that the convention nj no commit
He political crime" ci mi ling his
wishes,
Their wEATH pyElOkD
u Toe bitterest demOhsttat
'as necessity of Paciiyiuh disgrunt-
u element was generally tnizsd, and
1'Oos was surprised whtt was an
D0ancei that NJ. NJ. E,,se, Cliiornia,
you'd be permanent chaia. Estee's
'''eeh Of acceptance had, merit Of
~'''g, Its only point vac rsfsssncc
"'a' Oregon election, whiess ehssrsd
way that showed hOnaeh iha'
'|''' local victory had doutrssiys the
P''s spirits of the grlOld party
non this during the a ssssion
'aE FAINTEsT SIGN OF HUsrAsN
L', aAalies. among the delss, and in
A., " g not an entbusias.ic.vsnlieh
b.S, 's fOu the bOttled-up ent tssm pa
IN. w over the bars, not a vresAl = fis
a, Ahe California delsAf, brousht
+. alJ Teal genuine burr. wthsn il
no, O,'lns boom, and it + b q ga
S,e s,Sa Sl the bosses that y ddsd Oh
-. .''n' have little A ie rh,
Of the esedates wtl
'insls eIceg o Har
called forth ~ hsers q pc,
mechanical Sper. II sssre
hAt most of . dslegAtss ssI,ev,
be of the meg 's' are naud pr
AE fDOugh to vi ssAinsI CIssl&pd
<ssn, a Witnk eaudidas IA
year. Rsass ,ss psSss-G.s
appears he va sssf. -. =
cheers Of this en- soupss'f tha
none of the candi'+,' Ave pG
There has been i've idspvs ter
dsncy among the 4 ',es 4 RPnt
s,csn Conyentioa 70 Tsrtant
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THE NIGHT SESSION

Spent In Bitter wrangiing over the WI
ginia Fieht-wise Wins.
CPIcAeo, June 20.-The uppermof
thoughtin the mind of the convention %
II begins to reasonable this evening, is the
supreme Importance of the action taken
TINS afternoon in adopting the report Of
the Committee on Rules, which includes .
rule that no change of votes can be made
after the vote of State has been properly
cast until after the result has been an
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One or twice, however, he failed to strike
his audience and was hissed.
SHERMAN BEATEN.

The vote on the Second Virginia district
was a fair test of Sherman's strength
against the field and he was beaten by a
vote of 512 to $50. On the list West Vir-
ginis cast four votes for the Mahone-Sher-
man delegation and eight against.
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7s sWAAhzMU1eus - - -
Iswisg ballstis ~ isasA ~ sssaisg:
Very Huh = tsts ~ slsst 0a60's
Hiss fse IL - Swot4lbas beuns -
. unlhysaAas syn3tsns 1sss sBDas.A
He = s1yas.fly Isege.l.g Il es1y
thsagh afnest hDageeb - -
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A MILITARY INSTRUCTOR,

Morgantown WIN Get Oas Undsr the Pro-
posed New Law.
Sptctal niscrum 10 dk Reossr.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-I asksd sena-
tor Faulkner this afternoon what he knew
about the report that the Secretary Of War
Intended to withdraw Lieut. Wilson from
the West Virginia Univsnity q Morgan
town as Professor Of Tactics.
81 have Just come from the War Depart.
ment," replied Mr.. Faulkner. and have
had Q conference with Secretary Endi-
cott. The term for which Lieutenant
Wilson was appointed has or
will soon expire, but that does not necss-
sarily imply that some other military Of
ficer will not be dssiguated 10 al his place
II he Ia not again detailed for service at
tho West Virginia University. The Sec
retary told me that he had done nothing
looking to further detail. for the reason
that be has been waiting 10 re what &C
tion the House will take on the bill
already passed by the Senate increasing
the number Of officers detailed for profes.
sionsl service at colleges from forty 10
sixty. Should that bill become law at
the present session the West Virginia
University would come within tho pre-
ferred class which would be frst supplied
with military officer by the Government.
Under this bill the Morgantown school
would be supplied before other instita-
tions of q like character where such
details have BEEN made. The fact
that college In Virginia has
applied for military instructor will not
necessarily interfere with the prospects
Of fMorgantown getting one. Thoss details
are apportioned among the States, and
West Virginia 10 - likely 10 get one -
any other State. Under the present law
only forty details can bs made, but the
bill pending In the House which will
probably pass, increases the number 10
sixty"
Mr.. Faulkner is confident that the West
Virginia University will bs supplied with
Professor Of Tactics, detailed By the
Secretary Of War.
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His Bpssss Dsshs1 Osl
3p<cfoI 1skWoa 10 ls RE0(Ay.

CApoH BRIDeE, W. Va, Jsss 0-As
express Nde6 On tbs nais liss Il W B.
4 o. wss pssisg over Capss BridR ys-
tsrdsy, Nail Agsnt I. O, Wssvss, vhsss
homo q in Masylssd, ~ looking sss q
the window, failed 70 Soties tbs ssef -
preach 70 tbs bsides asA his hea1 was
struck by one q Tie irsa spdghts nd his
brsins were dsshsd eat nAking D1se
horrible and sieksnipg sigbG IL ssosaes
wrs taksa boDe to-day.
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=. n. Bssvsy ue.iasss1.
ecldl 1sfaU0 y ~ 11olA0.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Jsss A-Tss
lssest sdviess frsn LsUs sss y ~ eGseS
thssT, II. Harvey - esuisd ~ esssty
by tvo hssdssd ~ tvsssy.lW sssjssi1y
oyw Caopbsil, Wild dves hin ~ bes-
dred ssA ssvsnty-niss nsjssity b ~ a.
trict and vhieh mnk0 Nm ~ Densnsete
ssaisss - Jsdss II ~ ngAt Js1idA
eincaik
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The Pharmaceutical seessty.
,~x~y sr.f<<-~-. "A IL R<nfA1

CLARKsBURa, W. VA, June 0.-Ths
State Pharmaceutical Bocisty hsld IL sn'
nuai mest,pg st Mude Hall, In this dty,
to-day. @. 8. Mcwbsstss presided nd O.
Mosnksnmillsr acted - SECRETARY. Mayor
Lee delivered the sddrss Of wsloeos ssd
was responded 10 BY Frank Chslfssk Tiers
were several eIcslIsot pspsn rssd ssd
Frank Hsymsker, Of ths city, ed DR..
Grant, Of Grafton, were AWARDED - ce0-
petitive prises. 0thse ssesssi bssass..
vss traneacted and The soeistR e6jssrped
TO meet ous year bssos d . pascs hss'
after 70 b dstssmipsd upoe.
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lGrs. Cls'shaA Wni o. a. Nm

-. Cssaa Wuf Qnso - Ua1k
WAsExGIq[ Juls q. 0.-Ths feliswisa
o.. b q, 4 a. ws1sss u. SssI7s:
tstivs Of The Ohio Valley ed osstEal
States EKpodtia:
"Boasd oa 0oamimioasu arrasesd -
night fer the opesing Of he Csatsaaial q
u o'clock d de Fearth, b. Ma Cisvs'
Isad" lu GoonAIs. ChafnaA.
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Don nekiaso.'s O,s,,...


opkiso.L, MAS, June 20.-Pnt-
ms''sr oensi'' Dickinson is here to-night
.''e.u'Ds !, ~, Necdins a bh nephew.
Speaking Of ths political situate. IN Chi.
c.so' he aid; The Chicago eo.ventiss
aftsr airing its fsvohts sons Vim mi Iil.
q tidal wave to Blaine. vhsm -
! believe viii BE- the nominsa. R-s
first thsre must b - oooe.,..,ss Iss
granted fer listing OF . VA o1.nsis- y
Psni up eloqcsacs in supe.ss Sua1..y - ,.g,.ss 9
insisnidesnt beoms. BIsiss 7 I.,is,. ,.
sure 70 Be The s.ndidats oS n. sssts es,.,s ~ =
hs viii never Be- Pfsuidsot Hsy.,s-S "a
and Thurman yilI unite sli fse4;sss - n.
diana 70 . harhonious whole ~ 0s,s.
land viii carry Nsw YUf = r. ~
majority. nepsv haa 10 49,. H.
Red Bsndanna vim wave fro@ ~ Nh
70 South, and ihs Depoc1sts Mi sesrs :
haDdsome vieffy. Ifssl Ia - ssrs A.
II ~ I am alive Clevsland's sdui.isfn-
ton has been I clean one snd Tssrrs.
viii give the ticket stzsseth thss - p
publican conveation en- cvathrov.n
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What Does This Msa,s

NEW YORK June 2l.-The Tribune of
this morning ha' the following:
LONDON, J'ns 20.-Blsine asks me 10
say oil rumor' In the United Stat, n,..
tsndisg to CIV. letters or dispatches or any
ol bis party touching political TONES Of
any kind may be promptly discrsditsI nm
lees signed bI Blaine bimself Hs ~.
sent nothing whatever ON ths ps..;dn..,., ~
question except Florence and Psris is..ss.
ana had no e3nespondeucs Of any lind
Win any gep.sman named In ooonectioo
with the Kspshlican nomination. BIsiss
his coaching tour. p3'ps
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He Declines 20 sav.

LONDON, Jane 0.-Hoo. james q.
Blaine, in All Interview s. New cs.sIs to.
day, declined b state whether a, n. :.
would accept The nomination q, p,.'.s...
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B he Corporate Aaonsys Who Compose
GyOngentOn.
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OF the situation seems to increase as the
hour for balloting draws nearer and nearer
There has been practically no change.
although rumOrs Of combines, breaks and
hops NIL the air. The featuse of the day
has been the
SUDDEN COLLAPSE OF THE BLAINE BOOM
Steve Elkins was in consultation with the
California delegation to-day, and as q re.
suit Raymond announced that he would
torego his intention to nominate Blaine ON
the hrst call Of States. The hot-headed
strAight-out Blaine men have opened
their eyes to the fact that the bosses
Of the convention are against them, and
while they still chant the praises of the
Maine man, 1t Is in a minor key. Their
hope Of springing Blaine's name on the
convention and carrying it through with a
"eoop has been regretfully given up. And
while they hold themselves TO vote for
Blaine at the first opportunity, they will
NOT enter MIN IN the race, until il becomes
evident that the convention is unable to
make choice from the other candidates
SHERMAN GAINS.
fsny one has gained to-day it has been
Sherman, for the extent of nis strength in
Pennsylvania and other Northern States
has been more fully developed. Ga the
hrst ballot Honest John will get two
thirds of the Keystone votes, if not more
On the second they will be practically
solid for him. Sherman's Southern
strength also remains firm. There is lit.
tie doubt but that he will have from 300
to $50 votes on the first ballot. What
will come after that no one can safely pre-
diet. After Sherman comes Dspew with
a formidable following. New York will
poll y votes solid for the railroad states
man, and he will get about as many more
in other States.
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HADES
That's What the Republi-
cansAayeat Chicago.
LIFTING, QaSNG ANDSCHEMING.
The Politicians Watching Each
Othe like Hawks.
lHE ECOEPORlIOESRUNNIEG THINGS
lnti-AOnOFlist EStee Not Al
loved tOkliyer HiSSpeech.
PACIFIC COEN PEOPLE SAT UPON
!? he CorpOraa Aaomsys Who Compose
a,On7enton.
lHg BIG BLLR BDOH SQUELCHED.
Ii Mlasers ais CbnyantOn Knock the
BOtto1laanpa: oiIL
l8ODYLERTAPRgSENTH HIS NAME.
Z lie sAanums Z Ohia IcicIe is Crawling
Hlghs De Ladder.
SHERMAN NR llP3 AHEAD.
les However, / Sae,eSil in the Yir-
gra WHe, hi Wise
GIhsra
TR6IHIASS HI L FREE FIGHT
4 he Committee On Nan Knocked
Ssass.sss WitA2hsir-A Mass Of
Legs 1 AFnS.
POLICE CALLED SFOP THE FIGHT.
A0s-ga-tll OPsnin: lac Repu5liean Cam
u.I-Ths Wrls Ia be COnyen-
ton Over Couxittse
Ra
lNGHI OF BIER ERANGLIEG,
T-.b Seals the D, q be Republican
Party in the SOT2Orsysr--Vr-
gina SOlidly aOcra6c for
Years Oma
G0GF'S LITTLE BILE1 WILTED.
AClsI Ns0lr.an StFn N West Vir-
gla SlsmaniteS I've 10 Stick to
Tler Nln---IhsSt AZ all
Split
WOOD co. MEN INDAKI AT HART. |
I-s Pslss5arg SigrlOf z 5 Alleged
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GIVING BENNY A mrFy.

,DThen we viii nominate our candidate, !
don't know who be VII be. A voice In
the csllsry, Gresham" }" and cheers
Gov. FAsker continued: II GoH't know
what his nAse ID [s voice, "Fcraksf" !"
Cheers] but i say he viii be . eentie-
mani (ContinueA rheers.l
The chairman Of =. Credentials osa-
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CHAIRMAN RsTKK's SPEECH.

GENTLEMEN OF THE CoNyESTIoy: L
thank you in the name of thu States and
Territories Of the Pacific coast, ns well as
from my own heart, for the sfistfnrui.h.d
honor that you have seen fit to confer up-
on me. / appreciate TO the fullest extent
the grave responsibilities devolving on me
and It being Q Republican convention. /
shall ask in ell things its charitable iudg-
ment and its candid and earnest support.
Gentlemen Of theconyention, following
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l8ODYLEFIAPRgS NAME.

Z sAanums : Ohio Icicla is Crawling
Hlghs De Ladder.
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Tbs Iepublican Convention tonight was
ana s.stnig mass Of excited and angry
AZ, Ites. thundered at by orator after
80. ON either side. II was bitter per
- lty-se -kstween the eontsstine Viz
,,,,,,, a.lsvatiOns. The Committee On
er,dsEsals reported compromise giving
M.hOnAiehs and Wise fourteen delegates
Malone Srried the battle INTO the Con-
ysntiOn am there it was fought out Never
;u NatiOnA Convention Sr years has such
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IHE Big BLLR BDOH SQUELCHED.

I. Managers d5s CbnvantOn Knock the
BOttoolaanlat OfIL
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That's What the Republi,
cansHaI c Chicago.
FGHTING, CRSNG ANDSGHEMING.
The Politicians Watching Each
Othe Hike Hawks.
lHECORPORrIOESRUNEIEGTHIEGS lHE
lnti-MOnOFist EStee Not Al
loved tOAliyer HiSSpeeeh,

PACIFIC COE PEOPLE SAT UPON
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-27
Deuti6 &atbolii@e nnteraiBungs.
@eieai9aft bon Mtnneiota.

Ser unter3eidnete benadridtiet Bier:
NIT baB Die biertelidbrlihe 8eriamm,
lung Der Directoren Der Deut1den Ras
tbolllaen nateritusursss @eieQi9aft am
Oten ia g, l 5. Sanuar1999,
III ct. Saul ftattfubea tpiro.
Oie ron Den Deutiden &atboliihen
unterftiisun9S : 8ereinen bes Staates
Ninnelota ertpd6lten Directpren pe1ben
ca9er erludt, fth OF bieiem Saes Nah.
mitta9s 2 ubr gef. In Der @ereiasbaQe
.einJuiuoen.
Dte 8oritdnbe bon neupreanifrten
Deutiden Ratbolii4en 1nteritutungs=
Ssreinen tpstosn aufssforoert, Dor Der
Oirectcren : 8~eriammlung ibre anmels
onnsen nebff Contribution an ben Inter
3ethneten et~njuienoen.
IS tpdre gu tpinihen, baB iid bic
Directoren 3ablreih BET Der 8eriamm,
lung etnfinoen.
Sobn g. 8rooe, Sec.
st. BauL &c Sec. 1888.
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