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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
GRECIAN ART TABLEAUx COMPANT
Last of the Star Course-Rev. w. j. Young.
lof Norfolk. 20 Speak Monday, April 81.

Last of the Star Course-Rev. W. j. Young.
lof Norfolk. 10 Speak Monday, April %.
me Grecian Art Tableaux Com
pany, Of Boston. Mass, famous for their
excellent music, both instrumental and
vocal. accompanied by Elizabeth Flower
Wills, the popular impersonatOr. Will APP
pear In the Y. NJ. {. A. Hall on Fri
day evening of this week. at 8 o'clock.
rhis will be the closing entertainment Of
this seasons star course. The personnel
OF this company IS of the highest order.
The selections Will be both Instrumental
and vocal, interspersed with readings by
Mrs. Wills. The unique feature OF the
evening viii be the posings by the mem
bers OF the company. Beautiful effects
VIII DO produced by the calcium lights
and the added charm of the soft musical
accompaniment viii give 10 the whole a
fascinating power which is irresistible"
The absence OF the usual disagreeabie odor
because OF the use of the colOred electric
lights Will add greatly to the attractive
ness of the entertainment. one has said
that this is positively the incest. new
est. and most unique entertainment be-
foro the public"
Reserved seats will be on sale, COM
mencing Wednesday morning, April POD,
at O'clock.
The Commencement of the Y NJ. c.. A.
educational classes will take place Mon
Gay evening. April 9th, at In Associa-
ton Hall
The association takes great pleasure in
announcing that the Rev. w. j. Young.
ID. d., pastor of Epworth NJ. Il. church,
Norfolk. formerly Of Park Place church.
this city, will deliver the commencement
address. This announcement of itself is
sufficient to ill the hall, as DR.. Young is
not only very popular in Richmond but
an able speaker.
The third reception Of the Young Peo-
Pies societies we'll take place on Thurs
day, April S0th. at s o'clock. instead OF
Thursday April 23d as first announced.
The programme for this third entertain
ment Will be one OF great merit. the full
announcement OF which viii be made
EARLY In the following week. Considering
the fact that the Epworth League has a
membership of over LEO, II goes with
out saying that standing room will be at
premilm on April Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
LlrER.ITURE EXCHANGE.
Encouraging Reports Madeline Ohicers
for the Ensuing Year.

Tor tue Ensuing tthi'
The Christian Literature Exchange met
IN the parlors Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association building last night.
There were representatives present from
nearly all the churches OF Richmond and
Manchester. Reports We're received from
the business manager Of the "Literarian,'
the organ Of the exchange; also, from
the treasurer Of the exchange. The re-
ports showed that the work was in
fiourishing condition.
The semi-annual election of officers
was held with the following result:
President X. W. Miles, GFace-Strcet
Presbyterian; First Nice-President. Fen
ton McBain, Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal; Second Vice-President. Frank Bates,
Union-Station Methodist Episcopal. Third
Nice-President. james NJ. Lipscomb, As
bury Methodist Episcopal, Man
chester; Secretary and Treasurer.
Miss Martha NJ. Terrell. Church
Of the Covenant; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Lula Phillips, seventh
Street Christian; Superintendent of Lit
erature. b. J. Smith. Leigh-Street Bap-
tist
a public mass-meeting OF the exchange
will be held in the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church tonight at S:l5 o'clock.
at which Rev. j NJ. Morehead will delfv-
err an address on "Unbelef in Current
Literature" All are cordially invited to
be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
North Carolina Endeayorers.

GREENSBORO. n. c., Apfii u .iI nc
So society of Christian Endeavors
So ~ in aunul convention last night.
i TSe session was opened in the COURTHOUSE
,rbere the address OF welcome vas de-
,,yered by Mayor Jno. Nelson. which
was responded to by several deiegates.
Bishop Rendtaler, of the Moraviah
church. delivered an address on Inc
Unity OF the Church OF Christ.
To-days session consisted OF reports
&c. from the various committees III
the afternoon an excursion for tio enter
tainment OF the delegates an '1tH
friends was run to the Guilford ba,tle'
Ground. where they spent an enJosaoie
hour.
The convention closed with a mas
meeting, at the State Norman "S"oo'
tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
AIfhe Penifenilnry.

The following prisoners arrived at the
State prison saturay night and Sunday
in charge Of Messrs. JOB, Haney, Pur-
senger, and White:
Mack Brown, from Fauquier county,
convicted OF burglary and sentenced 10
five years.
Emory Monroe, from Lynchburg, con-
yicted of house breaking and sentenced
for three years.
Virginia Jones' from Lynchburg, con-
yicted of grand larceny and sentenced to
one year.
Ed Rogers (white), from Washington
county. convicted of unlawful cutting
and sentenced to two years.
Anthony Burgh. alias Arthur Honesty,
from Frederick county, convicted OF feio-
ny and sentenced TO two years.
Enock Shawley. from Frederick county,
convicted of felony and sentenced TO two
years.
Aaron Nelson from Frederick county
convicted OF felony and sentenced TO two
years.
Charles Honesty, from Frederick coun-
ty. convicted of felony and sentenced 10
two years.
John Sails from Allegheny county, con-
victed of stealing from person and SEN
fenced to two years.
Bunny Brown. from Staunton. con-
victed Of stealing from person and SEN
fenced to one year and a half.
Lewis Melton, ffcm stanton. convicted
of stealing from person and sentenced to
one .o.r.
Deering Scott, from Montgomery coun-
ty, the convict escaped while at
work at the Jefferson Davis Mansion.
was sentenced for nine years. and had
been an inmate Of the prison for about
two. The prison authorities believe that
the man was sheltered and furnished a
suit of clothes 10 make his escape in by
some Of the symrathzing colored people
living in the houses at the foot of the
terrace adjoining the mansion.
The sheriff of Franklin county arrived
at the State prison Saturday with war
rant for Walter Cshill, who is wanted in
the sherin's county on several charges.
Upon the receipt of the proper papers the
Superintendent ordered the man to be
held until the arrival OF the officer.
Joel Cross, recently pardoned by the
Governor on account of his mental con-
dition was Killed In a fight near Big
Stone Gap on Saturday.
Superintendent Lynn is on visit to his
home, in L0udOuR county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
PERSONAL md GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.


Hon. Daniel Trgg. Of Abingdon. Va.
is at MurDhys Hotel
Governor O'Ferral is still out Of the
city. II is expected that he will return
Wednesday.
The steamer Pocahontas has been COM
pletely overhauled aud painted, and has
on one of the most becoming spring suits
Mr.. Jefferson Green, an old and well
known citizen of Henrico. Is seriously ill
at the residence OF his son-in-law. Mr..
Sydney Seay.
Les Statuaire Vivants Concert Club has
been engaged by the Citizens Associa-
ton Of Chestnut Hin and Highlnnd Park
to give their production at their new hall
on May > 1896.
The Union Democratic Club will hold ifs
regular meeting at Powells Hall tonight
at : O'Clock. The different candidates are
specially invited TO be present and pre-
sent their views.
Mr.. Charles y. Burdett, the popular
purser OF the steamship Wyanoke. was
In the city yesterday, and reported that
he had forty-two passengers for Rich
mond.
Mrs. John Il. Williafps and her daugh~
ter, Mrs h. H. BemH4 OF New Orleans,
will be at home TO thsir friends on We'd
nesday afternoon after 6 o'clock for the
next two Wednesday,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
TINS n fRCASyH DAY.
Grand Council Meets This Afternoon-En-
tertaiament Mt the Academy Tonight.

The Grand Council Of the Royal Area
mum will convene In fourteenth annual
session III Lee Camp Hall this fIues-
dayl afternoon at o'clock, and VIII be
called 10 order by Grand Regent John ).
Jameson. Of Alexandria, after which
the Grand Lodge degree will be conferred
on those representatives from subordi-
nate councils who have not as yet taken
this degree. The business viii be so
dispatched as 10 enable the Grand Coun-
Ct, 10 adjourn for the day in time Tor It's
members TO get supper and then attend
the grand celebration at the Academy.
winch comes of at s o'clock =. Nj.
The Grand Council officers will be met
AZ Murphy's Hotel and escorted To the
Academy by a committee consisting OF
members of the Richmond and Man
chester councils. Everything points 10
a grand occasion at the Academy, and
the house will be filed from pit 10 dome
with the beauty and chivairy or falr
Richmond. The Grand Council VIII &C.
cury the stage The excellent pro-
eramme has already been duly published
I'm The Times. The Blues Band viii.
render excellent music.
Already many representatives have ar
rived IN the city. and by to-day at noon
nearly the entire membership OF the
GRAM. Council will have arrived.
The visit of Supreme Officers Pound,
Watts. and Robson will be particularly
pleasing TO the Grand Council ana the
entire fraternity in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

June. The place naS NOT NJ Wv "''" W
oided on.
chicken thieves entered the hen-housc
of Mr.. j. b. Goode Saturday night and
carried away six hens and one rooster.
Master Garrett Patteson Is detained at
homo with the measles.
A regular meeting OF the Manchester
Board OF Trade will be held In Toncy's
Hall this afternoon at ) o'clock
The Ordinance Committee OF the city
Council will meet in the Council chamber
Tuesday. the 2ist. at 80 o'clock.
The funeral OF Mr.. Martin Krider took
place at Providence church IN Chesterfield
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The In
tcrmcnt was in the church yard burying-
ground.
Mr.. Lawson Morrisett, OF Tomahawk.
Is in the city.
Mr.. J. w. Stanley, Of Cincinnati, was
In the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. John A. Burke. OF Swansboro. is
improving very nicely from his recent in
disposition.
Mr.. r. J. Morrisett has moved into his
new store and commenced business again.
The ladies' of Fifth-Street Methodist
church will give a bazaar at Leader Hall.
commencing on next Thursday night and
lasting the remainder Of the week. There
will be n musical programme In connection
with the bazaar.
Mr.. A. ID. Harding of Petersburg. was
In the city yesterday visiting friends and
relatives.
The condition OF Nora Pride, the colored
girl who was hurt by a passenger train
Saturday morning, Is somewhat improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

MEADE. Died. at her residence, in
Leesburg. Mrs. MARY a. MEADE, in the
eighty-fffh year OF her age. She was
the mother OF the late Henry Meade. OF
Leesburg. and Of Mrs. Hoffecker, VIII
mingtOn. Del
MILLER Died, at New Market Va,
DR.. A. 5. MILLER, of pneumonia.
PITZER Died. al Roanoke, Va, Ma
j0r ANDREW l.. PITZER, distinguished
for gallant service on the southern side
during the war between the States with
the rank of captain in the Second Virginia
Cavalry.
NER.-Died. at West Salem, Va.
on April 18TH Mrs. AMANDA TURNER
widow of the late Gideon Turner. OF Cave
Spring.
WILEY Died, at Blacksburg. Va, on
Sunday. April 10Th. Mrs. BETTE III .
WILEY. wife OF the late William Wiley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
German nj Weldon.

WELDON, n. c., April 9p-Speeial -
The young people OF Weldon enjoyed q
most delightful german at the hall Thurs
day night. Mr.. T. c. Harrison led with
Miss Eva Edwards and the other couples
following Were:
Mr.. r. ID. Bullock. with Mrs. Chavasse,
OF Raleigh. y. c.; Mr.. c. e. Evans. with
Miss Jessie Edwards: Mr.. W. NJ. Cohen,
with Miss Emily Long: Or. Shields, with
Miss Kate Cohen T. whitehead. with
Miss Mira Turner. Of Virginia; w. u.
Tillery. with Miss Myra Garrett: Paul
Taylor. with Miss Britt: Fred Felter. with
Miss Alma Howard: Mr. Wren. with Miss
Esteiie Edwards.
stags-Messrs. Burton, Cohen. BaGby.
Mckee, Morris and Garrett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

At a regular meeting OF the board Of
directors of the American Tobacco Com
pany held at its Offices In New York city
on Aprli 18th, 1876. the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in the death OF Mr.. John
Pope. VINO was director and vice-presi-
dent OF this company from It's 0rganizd-
ton 10 his death. the company has lost
an able and faithful officer the directors
a conservative and prudent associate. his
family devoted member, and the COM
munity In which he lived a useful and
generous citizen; that though Mr.. Pope
possessed rare business qualifications and
commanded the confidence OF those with
whom he dealt. his most shining qualities
were his gentleness with his companions,
his generous symDathy with the afflicted,
and his unostentatious charity TO the
needy Thinking no evil OF others, he
lived and died with the confidence OF all.
respected for his integrity and loved for
his klndliness.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes. and that COPIES
be published In the newspapers of New
York city and Richmond. Va, and an
engrossed COPY be sent 10 the family OF
Mr.. Pope. JAMES IL. DUKE,
President.
Joaiah Browne. Secretary ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
4 Game Here To-Day.

The Woodbury. Forest High School team
meet McCabes team at West-End Park
this and tomorrow afternoons. Inc
makeup OF the visiting team is as Follows:
Accosslni. c. Taylor pitcher and second
base: Brown, first: Hume, second ana
third; BoOton. left field and pitcher; Har-
grove. centre field: Walker. j., right field
The batteries tomorrow will be; WOOD
berry Forest-Tayior and Accossini; Nc
Cabe's, Wthers and Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
r.,lVnder n Train and Killed.

A1nHERsT. VA, April 2O;-,speclaI..-
Mr.. Scott Tyree, respectable, farmer IGaer
living on the farm 1onS Of was SsP found dead
IN ~; 4 the track OF the railroad, about TWO
a mGtilated condition, sunday morning fhn 40
an e ~ 'yaccommodation Saturday Just as
H. ibo az traip left the station, and it is sup
ol,e re returned from Lynchburg on the
hight train. which does not STOP az III, a.i,,
station. and attempted 10 eSeash H.
the result which ended In his dea,tt' so.o,,
'n AMHERST has had a succession OF forest
fires for the past week, endahgefihS t dmee',
ines and destroying timber ana ran i'HOe'
10 an alarming extent -. ,ho fr,,,t
,,.an which has become an important
one me- in this county. will be larger thah
ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
THE CONTACT AWARDED.
Trexfer & Eimore's Bid of S14,ooo Ac-
cented by the Board.

After being in session all day the Hen
rico Board of Supervisors AWARDED the
contract of erecting the new courthouse
10 Trexler & Gilmore, al $l4W ms
firm is allowed two days In when 10
give a bond of $4,000, when the contract
will be formally awarded.
Fire broke out I'm the residence OF MI.
Charles Tinsley. at Greenwood, Brook
land district, Saturday afternoon ana
partially burned down the house. Inc
kitchen building ignited and was destroy
ed. Mr.. Tinsley's loss amounts TO be-
tween $500 and $500 There was no in
surance on the houses or furniture.
The chicken house of Mr.. Gus Rogers.
who lives on Buchanan street. just inside
the corporate limits, was robbed Sunday
night. Seven hens and five spring chick
ems were taken. The police have the case
in hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
An OPEN CHALLENGE.
Alderman Blake Wants to Mee'
Government Lacquer TN Debate

The Times has received the following
open challenge from Alderman George
Med. Blake, Of Monroe ward, which ex-
plains itself:
DR.. Jud. b. Wood. Chairman Good Gov
eminent League. Monroe Ward;
Dear Sir,-I respectfully ask you 10 APP
point some member OF your league 10
meet me In Joint discussions next Ihurs-
day night at Candles Hill Park. Sub
feet. THE Political and Financial Situa-
ton in Richmond"
Respectfully.
GEORGE MD. BLAKE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

THE Governor OF Kentucky" drew sue
cessfon Of the largest audiences tnat
ever assembled In the F!fth-Avenue me
atre, and as for His Wife's Father, IL
closed a fourteen-weeks' run In New forh
last season, with the record OF having
been one OF the few genuine successes "i
the year. Both plays will be gwen WIN
casts made up OF wellknown profes-
SIGNALS. 1.-The Senator" is also 10 DC
given, II being Friday nights Dill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Crane T0-NorrOw Night.

II now looks as II Mr.. Cranes engage
ment at the Mozart Academy Of Music be.
ginning tomorrow night will be all OF the
success that actor could wish Despite the
fact that the regular sale OF seats for
the engagemnt did not begin until yes
terday morning there have been large
number Of orders received-enough to ini-
sure the success OF the engagement Mr.
Crane will present two OF HIS new plays.
and both are said 10 be highly meritorious
works. During Its run In New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Officers Elected.

Mr.. S. G.. Fairbanks and Mr.. stephen
-. Beverage have been elected senior
and junior wardens respectively, or 81
Marks Episcopal church. Mr. Fairbanks
will represent the church as lay dele
gate at tho annual council which meets
next month in Alexandria, Va. and Mi.
4. A. Arthur has been chosen alternate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
rs. Cloves. No. l04 Argued by Henry Tay-
Tor, Jr., and II. r. Wickham for plaintiff
In error, and Charles V. Meredith for
defendant in error. and submitted.
The next cases TO be called are Norris
vs.. Jones. No 10G; Morris VS.. Deahe.
No. l07; and Jones VS.. Murphy, No. lOs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

A telegram 10 The Times last night
from Raleigh, y. @, says:
Mrs. William Simpson had a stroke
Of apoplexy yesterday. and her cOndi-
ton is critical She is a Richmond lady
Her husband is president OF the State
Pharmaceutical Society"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Still at Large.

The convict who escaped from the
guards while at work at the Jefferson
Davis Mansion a few days ago has not
yet been captured. one Of the officers Of
the First police district found the con-
vict's suit two or three squares from the
Davis Mansion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Annual Election.

The annual election OF the superintend-
ent Of the Woman's Christian Associa-
ton viii take place April 2Tth. Appli-
cations for the position can be sent
through any member Of the board or 10
700 cost Frank~n street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

The regular meeting Of the L. X. Club,
OF tho city OF Richmond Will be held to-
night at 706 west Broad street. Several
candidates will address the meeting.
Captain William ii. Barton will also make
an address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Entered Ry THIEVES.

Thieves entered the house Of Mrs
Annie Cont No. 402 north Eighteenth
street on Sunday evening and carried
on lot OF jeweiry and wearing apparel
At the time Mrs. Cont was away and NO
one was In the house. .I-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
Miss Scott ia Ned

Cards Of invitation have been issued by
eS-Statc Senator Thomas w. Scott for
the marriage of his daughter. Miss Car
rte to Mr.. William Waller Vest.
The ceremony will be performed in the
Presbyterian church at brakes Branch,
Charlotte county, on the 22d instant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21

Dr. NJ J.. James. who has recently
suffered a severe spell of Illness In the
country has recovered and returned 10
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-21
THE CoRONER's INQUEST.

Coroner Taylor held an inquest over the
body Of Waddey at 1880 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. Owing TO the contradictory
nature of the evidence. no decision was
reached by the jury beyond the fact that
Waddey had come 90 his death from a
pistol ball fired from a revolver IN the
hands Of Robinson.
The case will come up In the Police
Court this morning.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

meiiten 5dlen bier3ulanOe, mo- er fib gan5
Ielbt iiberlaffen lit uno balO einen 8reis
lei9tIinniger 8amerapen finbet, iiher gu
@runbe. Die penigen Qusnabmefdae tom@
men au6 6ierbei ni3t in 8etra9t.
v6Gufige Mnfru9en BON 0amen, alten
unb ~iungen, aus 6efferen StGnben, pel9e
6offen, in Nmerifa als 9eleai9afterinnen,
@raieberinnen, &inbergGrtnerinnen, 8orz
lderinnen unb in anberen beoOr3ugtsn Stelz
lungen Elm 1ntertommen 81 finoen, baben
mir itets abrat6enb 6eantportet, uno uni ere
@arnung 1T unter ben iebigen Serbalt=
niFen, peG9e ielbit ppblbabsnoen 5amilien
@inf9rdntungen uuferlegen, iebr an piabe.
Sir Sienitmdb9en fir allgemeine 9aus@
orbeiten lit bagegen ielbit in I4lehten 3et@
ten no4 Elm ergiebiges 6elb unb Oieielbsn
tDnnen nit @i9erbsit Darauf re4nen, iofort
Steaen unb guten 2obn gu finoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
(SortfeBun9 fol9t.)

Der SeGbitmorb bes treffli3en friberen
Acknowledgements Mi6ael .. 9arter
BON Obio pirb algemeines 8eoauern err
regen. Die l1ria9e beiielben lit uni4per
in lleberurbeitung gu finben, @u4 er
purOe Elm Opfer jener trant6aften Sbdtigz
feitsfu9t, tpeG9e niemals elm @noe finben
funn, unb it6 in INNER neu Nrbeit ~ftir5t.
Oenn mas mir BON 9arter geieben baben,
ma9te ni9t ben @inOrud, als pb Der 8eftB
ibn lodte, ionbern ouB es Die @rbeit NOR,
in Der er feline 8efrtebigung iu4te uno Die
i'm INNER neue 4rbeit iu9en lieB, big tie
ibm iiber ben &opf pu9s. Die Ser, Staaz
ten berlteren an ibm einen erleu9teten,
m~annbaften unb u~neigenniiBigen POlititsr,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

bes Sil6ers Die 8ieoererOffnung Der IN
DtI6en Miin3ltdtten fir Die unbeihrdntte
9ilberprdgung selten muB. Sd fann bieIer
Muffafung nur beipfli9ten; i'd balts Oafiir,
baB obne Oieies 3u9etanbniB ale 9erf u9e,
ben Silberpreis gu beben, beraebliN iein
lpiirben. Sd babe aber auf @runb zines
~borldufigen Meinungsaustauf9es, Der ge=
mGB meiner 8eifung nit Der englil9en Gez
~gisrung gepflogen tpprben 1T, Die leberz
5eugung g%etpinnen miifen, baB auf bic
@ieberer0ffnung iener Miin3ftdtten in abz
lebbarer 3eit niht gu rehnen lit. Na9 alez
benz ldBt fi4 bon elmer Miin5conferen5 CUR
3eit nibt erparten, baB fte bic 6rage Der
6ebung unD 8efeitigung bes 9ilberpertbes
t9rer QOiung praftii3 ndber ridden tpiirbe,
SIS eri9etnt oa6er AUDI ni9t rat6Iam, baB
OeutI9lano bic Snitiatipe gu Der @inbez
rufung elmer iol6en @Onferen3 ergreift. BON
oiei er ueber3eugung geleitet, BADEN bic perz
biinoeten &egierungen einitimmig be16lof=
fen, benz 9ei9luB Oes &ei9stags bonn 16.
6ebruar b. So. auf @inberufung elmer
Nfun3conferen5 CUR 3eit feline Solge gu esz
ben. Sb bart ieoo6 bin3ufiigen, 6aB, penn
bon ieiten zines anbern States annebmz
bare, Grfolg peripre6enbe programmati19e
Gori3ldge gema9t perOen Ioaten, i9 mei=
n~erleits germ bereit iein perbe, bic 8et6eiliz
gung 9eutf9lanbs an elmer intsrnationalen
8erat5ung iol9er @orf9ldge in Nus7i9t gu
nebn1en.