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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
NEGOTIATIONS TO EFFECT
COMPROMISES CONCLUDED.

Washington. d. c., Dec. 9.-The
negotiations to effect a compromise
in the Governments proposed prose-
cutiOn Of the SO-called Pacific Coast
Plumbing Trust were brought TO \
conclusion at conferences at the De-
partment Of Justice today. The sue
cess Or failure of the attempted
friendly settlement Will be known
early next week.
While the Pacific Coast Plumbers
Association is the party primarily in
vOlved in the Governments allega-
ions Of violations of the Sherman
Antitrust law, the National Commit
tee of C~Onfederated Plumbers Supply
Association with which the Western
body was formerly allied, was
brought into the case today. The
Department is inQuiring into this pre-
yiOuS relation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
5000 MANCHUS
(By the Associated Press.

Peking, Dec. 9.-Tang Shao Vi,
Yuan Shi kai's representative, accom-
panied by several influential officials.
left today for WI Chang to negotiate
with General Ii, the revolutionary
commander, and delegates from vari-
u provinces, for a peace settlement.
The government processes confidence
that the revolutionaries will accept q
limited monarchy, but Tang Shao VI
possesses plenipotentiary powers, and
il is understood the government is
prepared to accept a compromise.
practically on any terms. The ad-
miniStration cannot be carried on for
more than a few days unless funds
are forthcoming and the legations be-
lieve the end Of the rebellion is ap-
preaching.
The i~mperialists have recaptured
Tatung-Fu, in Shan-Si province, and
dispersed the rebels who have retreted
tc Tai Yuan-F'u.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
A HUNG up JURY,
Fails to Agree in Future Cotton De-
livery Sui Tried i'm Nash.

Especial to News and O~bserver.)
Nashville. n. c., Dec. 9.-In Nash
Superior Court the jury is hung up"
in the case in which the Rogers Nc
Cabe Company is a defendant, it's
agent, G. N. Bissett, being sued for
$500 in a case pending since 1909.
The facts of the case as they are
understood are hat the Rogers Nc
Cabe Company, cotton factors, had
G. n. Bissett as an agent who con-
tracted with various parties for fu-
ture delivery of cotton. Among these
Mr.. S. j. Blumenthal was on a future
delivery for 100 bales, which he failed
to deliver. Bissett had guaranteed
the contract, as he had others, and
paid Rogers, McCabe & Company ST.
500 for Mr.. ~B1umenthal's failure and
Mr.. Bissett is suing Mr.. Blumenthal
for the $500. It is understood that
one man is Hanging" the jury.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
Three Pictures for $1,000. 600.

New York, Dec. 9.-P. A. =. Wide
ner, Of Philadelphia, who bought
Renbrandts picture OF THE Mill
for 100000 last spring, according to
information just received by the
American Art News from its London
correspondent has acquired three
great Remhrandts for approximately
~S1.0o0.000- These three paintings
said to be Of exceptionally quail
ity and typical examples Of the great
Dutch master, are Apostle Peter at
a writing desk, Portrait Of a man"
and a Scriptural piece.
Mr.. Widener has figured in several
large picture sales, but this is one OF
the largest purchases yet credited to
an American collector and Is the most
important art transaction recorded
this e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
Bicycle

New York, Dec. SUPPLEMENTARY to
the six-day bicycle race which begins
in Madison Square Garden at mid
might tomorrow, many Fiders who
are to figure ia the long grind appear
ed tonight in short distance races at
the Garden. The features event a
three international match
race was won by Frank Kramer, ma
uonal champion. Kramer defeated
Jackie Clarke, Australian champion,
and Willy Lorenz, champion of Ger
many. in straight heats. Clarke fin
ished second in both heats. The time
of h mile was 3:18 1-5 n of the
half mile, 100 3-5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
Robbers Raid Pool Room.
(Rv the Associated Press

(By the ASSOCIATED PreSS.1
New York. Dec. 9.-Five masked
robbers burst into a pool room on
near Gates enu in
Brooklyn, late tonight and at the point
of revolyers lined up forty men, whose
pockets they rified in real Wild West
fashion. Thye secured watches and
jewelry and more than $500 in cash.
While the robbery was going on
one of the men in the o managed
to escape and gave a police alarm
which brought the reserves from a
nearby station. The officers caught
two of the masked men, but the others
escaped. The prisoners are Thomas
White, %, and James Lanugi, Fl, Doth
CT New York.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
PRIZE TOBACCO EXHIBIT.
in Honor Of the Meeting Of

y TGuISeu HI IlOflOI III lit VCCtlIS Ok
the State Farmers Union.
The Wilson Chamber of Commerce
and the Tobacco Board Of Trade have
arranged for a special prize exhibit
and sale of tobacco on the Wilson
market, on the fourteenth Of Deem
Der. All tobacco farmers of Eastern
are invited to compete for
the following prizes:
Finest Bright Wrappers, Not Less
Than 100 Pounds.
First Prize-One buggy, valued at
s62.5O.
Second Prize-One ton of CONNER
cial guano. value $50.
Third PriZe-One c%ultivator, value
$3.50.
Fourth Prize-One barrel Of -four.
Wrappers, Not Less Than
100 Pounds.
First Prize-Offered by the Wilson
Tobacco Board Of Trade-in gold,
$4,000.
Second Prize-One harness, value
Third Prices in gold.
Fourth PriZe-One box cigars, value
$500.
Natural Leaf Wrappers, Not Less
Than rs Pounds.
First Prize-One single wagon,
value $500.
Second Prize-On suit Of clothing,
value $500.
Third Prize-2,oOO cigarettes, value
$1,000.
Fourth Price-One pair Crawford
value $500.
Twist Wrappers, Not Less Than 25
Pounds.
First Prize-Onc stalk cutter, value
fertilizer and acid phosphate, value
$4,000.
Second Prize-One pair tailor-made
Third Prize-One barrel apples,
value $500
Fourth PriZe-One pair 81 shoes.
Finest Bright Leaf. Not Less Than 100
500 Pounds.
First Prize-One stalk cutter, value
$3.50.
Second Prize-One wood heater,
value $3.50.
Third Prize-One barrel flour. value
$3.50.
Fourth Prizes in gold.
Bright Cutters, Not Less Than 100
POUNDS.
First Prize-One ladies' or gentle
mans gold watch, value $500.
Second Prizes yards best mat
ting, value $1,000.
Third Prize-One pair handmade
shoes. value $500.
Fourth Prize-$5 in gold.
Grange Leaf, Not Less Than 1c0
pounds.
First PriZe-One Sewing Machin
Second Prize-One pair handmade
shoes, value $500.
Third Prize-One rug. value $500.
Fourth PriZe-One clock.
Imgs, Not Less Than 100 Pounds
First Prize-Repeating rife, value
$500.
Second Prize-One set of china,
value $3.50.
Third Prize-One pair IS shoes.
Fourth Prize-$2.50 in gold.
Bright Filters, Not Less Than 100
POunds.
First PriZe-One white enamel bed
stead and springs, value $500.
Second PriZe-One barrel -four.
Third Prize-One fountain pen.
Fourth Prize-One lat value So so
| Mahogany Filters, Not Less Than 10a
Pounds.
First Prize-One felt mattro,.
value $12.o0.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
Russia Wants AsSasSins Punished.

Teheran, Dec. 9-Russia has nre-
sented a note requesting the punish
ment Of the aSsassins OF AlIa-Ed-
ex-governor of the Province
of Ears, who was killed while leavine
his residence December 1. Russia s
action is due to h fact that it is
generally believed that three assas-
sins took vengeance of Ala Ed-Dow-
leh. on account Of his alleged reaction
airy intrigueS with Russia.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12

President Of the North Carolina
Farmers Union Which Begins Its
Annual Meeting in Wilson on Wed
ncSday.
Mr.. j. D. Bullock has in hand the
decorations for the entrance to the
courthouse when the Farmers Con-
VentiOn meets in this city.
His plans are elaborate and the arch
Of welcome in front Of the courthouse
will be very attractive indeed.
The foundation Of the arch will be
composed Of two bales of cotton on
each side and the frames will be
wrapped with corn stalks and sheaves
Of wheat. h letters on the arch will
be made Of ears Of corn placed upon
q back ground Of tobacco leaves.
It is proposed to make the arch,
largely representative Of the products
OF Wilson county.
Besides the cash and other valuable
prizes offered by the business men Of
Wilson for the finest Of the different
grades Of tobacco to be exhibited on
the warehouse floors on December
IA. many other prizes in gold, and
special prizes OF all kinds of useful
articles will be distributed to the
planters who bring in the prize-win-
ming samples OF the weed from any
section Of the State.
The committee Of arrangements for
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
Program Of Entertainment Arranged
by the Chamber of commerce,
Wilson, n. c.
Farmers State Convention. December
18th, 18th and 18th.
Wednesday, 500 O'clock p. NJ.

Wednesday. 500 O'clock p. NJ.
"Welcome"-By Mayor 0. t. DICK
irson. for Wilson.
'Welcome"-PreSident Jno. +. Bru-
ten, for the~Chamber of Commerce.
"Song"-Choir of trained voices.
"Response"-Dr. J.. T. Smith, Of
Surry county, n. c.
"Address"-Dr. E. CT. Moore, of Elm
City, for Wilson County Farmers.
Wednesday,, 500 O'clock r. NJ.
Free moving picture exhibit at the
Amusu and the Lumina.
Thursday A. NJ. at 11:OO O'clock.
Seeing the Tobacco Industry Of Will
son, Mr.. r. p. Watson, in charge.
Thursday =. NJ. at 500 O'clock.
Reception and entertainment at the
A. c. College, DR.. Caldwell in charge.
Friday at 1890 O'clock p. NJ.
Barbecue dinner, given by Farmers
Cotton Oil Co. and Contentnea GuanO
Friday Afternoon.
Automobile rides in Wilson and
suburbs, or seeing Wilson," by the
auto owners, Mr.. J.. G. Hales in
charge.
ceptiOn:
DOANE HERRING.
Chairman.
r. P. WATSON,
+. n. BRIDGERS,
T.. F. PETTUS,
j.. c.. HALES,
II. D. BROWN,
Secretary to Committee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
MATTRESS FACTORY
FOR LOJISRJRG

A certificate of incorporation was
fled in the office of the Secretary Of
State yesterday by the StovalI Mat
tress Company of Louisburg. The
authorized capital stock of this new
corporation is $4,000. with 5000
paid in by II. NJ. Stovall and others.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
Will SON IS READY
FOR THE FARMERS
Annual Session of Farmers
Union Open in Wilson on
Wednesday Afternoon
BIG GATHERING WILL
BE WARMLY WELCOMED

Distinguished Speakers From a Dis
lance Will Attend-WilsOn People
Have Arranged to Give the Farmers
a Good Time-Arch of Welcome
Prize Tobacco Exhibit Arranged
For Thursday and Friday Offered.
Wilson, N. c., Dec. 9.-Wilson is
getting ready to give a hearty welcome
to the delegates to the State Farmers
Union, which will hold it's annual ses-
sion here this week, beginning on
Wednesday afternoon. The big pot
will be put in the little one and every
courtesy that generous hospitality
can suggest will be shown the visitors.
In addition to President Alexander
and other able North Carolina speak
ers, addresses are to be delivered by
President Barrett, the president Of the
National Union; Mr.. Wilson. an elo-
quent Union orator from Mississippi,
and other prominent speakers from
q distance.
ARCH OF WELCOME.
TIC Be Constructed Out of Products
of the Soil of Wilson County.
When the Farmers Union OF the
State of North Carolina assemble in
annual convention in Wilson they will
fad that preparation on a grand sale
have been made for their coming and
that the gates stand wide open and all
latch strings hang on the outside, and
that it is open house to all who may
honor Wilson with their presence on
that occasion. Yes, h horny-hand-
ed sons of toll will hold h keys Of
the city in their keeping while in III
midst.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12
GINNING FIGURES
To DATE ENORMOUS
More Cotton Ginned by North
Carolina Already than Ever
Grown Before in One Year
SAME WAY WITH OTHER
STATES, EXCEPT FOUR

of Census Bureau of the Unit
Of Agriculture. the Most Bearish Is
sued-With the Exception of Ar
kansas. Mississippi. Tennessee aui
Oklahoma, Every Cotton-G CROWN.
State Has Already Ginned More
Cotton Than Was Grown Last Year
The Figures.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-12-12

this grand event are: The OF
Commerce and the Wilson Iopacco
Beard of Trade.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
veSn Mmcrifa lit feim &a,tm fiji,

vsSSn Mmcrifa lit fetn &a,tm fir
;Ssrilh Mmerifaner o6er Delttid=Mme=
rifaner ober irgeno ionit mel6e 8in=
Observation-Disclosures. Sizes lit ein 2ano
fir Mmerifaner un6 ale, Sic lol6e
meroen mouen." go fat li6 BET elmer
9incoln-Jeier in Seem Sort ein &eoner
pernebmen laiien, un6 englild- Omit
Sem 8iu0eltrid). amerifanii@e 3ei-
t,1uqea, 6ruden oos NIT 8ergnilge1
nad. 9onoerbor, mie idnper es ood
lpnit qebil6eten 2euten faQt, Sic 8e-
redtigung oes 8in6eitrids gu begret=
fen, ser sod nihts meiter be5ei6ne11
ion, als sic riibmensmertbe &erfunft
oes tiidtigen Materials, oos Ste ibrt=
qe aipiliiierte @elt 51 Sem @ebtloe bel
ltel,ert, bas emit a1s fertiges nno mog=
lid1t ponfomnenes @erf Ser Weltge=
ldidte aus sem groBen amerifanilhen
56mel5tiegel b%erporgeben ion. 9as
binoert nidt, oaB Ser @ooptipbiirger
ourd uno ourb Mmerifaner lit, ebenlo
amerifonii4 oenfen un0 fiblen fann
mie ser 5ufauig al1f 6ieier S4olle @e=
borene. Ser 8in6eitri9 btloet in no,
tionoler 8e5iebung feinerlei S@eioe-
linie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Ir6iibcnt Suit hat etmcn Sicg ii6cr

&raiiocmt Suit lat eimcm Stcg iiber
Ieine @egner, S. u. Sapnep lll1o an
oere @6d)ter ocs Staatsldobes, III Der
Troge ser @efeitiglu1g oes Nal1ama'
funols ooppn getragel1, lllocnl oas be-
.trcffc,,oe &pulitce beidloiien bat, Dem
Ylem1m Sic @epilligl1llg bon orei Mil=
lioueu 9ollors SIM 9eginm Ser gete=
ltioun4sorhciten 51 empfeblen. ge=
fauutlid5 lillo sic Mhgeoroneten Salp=
uep, SOFTER 1tno anoere ser Mniibt, oaB
sic Ml,Sgabe1 fiir sic 9efeltigltng ll11=
u0trig fins, lpenu1 Sic Nelttroliltrltn9
oes @ol1als erfldrt miro. Sic gm'
pfeblrng 0es &omitees muroe Cant
itag pom @ln0es 2 Mbgeoronetenbarle
%gutgebeiben u1o orei Miuionen gum
Ganonafanol 8efeittgungsmerfe be-
minigt.. IS rnterliegt feinem 3tpettel,
sob oie @orloge al1d I'M Senat ange=
1ommen meroen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
9as 8mrea,1 fit animal Smbmit.

IN" 0eS neutrality-suspicious. M1ntlte=
RUINS erlaBt cine ern tie ur1o %einering=
lide @arnrung Dor oem @enuB BON
S6meinefleiid, oos nidt politanoig
gar gefo9t o6er gebraten lit. BUR
gegriinoung miro angegeben, ooB Elm
6is 5mei Nro5ent ser inn 2an0e ge=
i6lo6teten Shmeine nit Ser Sridi=
mole bebaftet fins, un0 oaB Ste 8ifet1=
i6oft bis beute nod fein gon5 5uper=
lGliiges nno untriiglides Mitte1 5l1r
obioIut iiberen 6eitltenl1ng oieier lrr=
gemein gefabrliden &ranfbeit fennt.
lteberoies erltredt iid Sic Sbatigfeit
Ser int 9ienite ser 8unoesregterl&ng
itebenoen 6leiibbei6arter nidt auf sic
ltnteriu6ung auf Sic Sri@inen bin.
Ser amtlide Snipeftionspermerf ge=
mabrt iomit f%einerlei Siderbeit &C.
gen sic Sridinengefabr. 3agegen bic
tet 0os griinolide &o6en o0er 8raten
oes northumberland un0 nobrbaften
6leiides go115 unbeoingten S6nt &C.
gen Sic @efobr ser Mnfnabme lebenoer
Sri6inen. 9enn cine @ibe bon $50
@rooen 6obrenbeit t00tet Sic Earaii=
ten, uno to6t itn6 tie bem Menl6en
ourfons ungefdbrlid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
I'm Gurtuqa( id1rcttet mani tmmcr

urebr gege1 Sic &edte Ser @atbolifen
Dor. Meueroings bat ser Suiti5n1ini=
tier jenes ungliidli6en 2o10es SEN
Eropin3 = Commencement befoblen, 0os
9eien zines BON 0e1 portugieltlden 81
idofen gen1einiam perfoBten @irten=
brief s 5u berbieten. Ser @irtenbrtef
iagt, obglei6 er e%rflart, ooB es 5mar
Sic Eflidt ser &otbolifen m6re, Ser
%beltebe1Oen Sbrigfeit 5u geborhen,
ielbit lpenn 0ieie SEN &atbolifen fein6=
lid &c linnt mare, 0aB aber ein 11el1es
Geieb, 6os l1naeredt uno gegen Sic
@ebote @cttcs mdre, fir lie nid)t bin=
leno lei. SS11 Sem 8riefe meroen Damn
peridieoene MoBregeln Ser &egierlutg
g~l1tgebeiBen, oher iene, Sic lid oltf Sic
&eligion be5ieber, u1,gegrifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Qpiuno scr Belt iuirS Sic ip5iale

'6iirlorge al1f aqen 8e6teten. Mnb
in oen G%ereinigten Staaten, no Der
0fonomiide shlen6rian bisber obne
Spitem ieinen @eg gegangen tit, be-
greift n1or1 NUN sic Motbmen0igfeit,
Sic mont int el1ropdiihen 26n0ern idon
felt tangent erfannt fat. @elonoers oos
@roBunternebmert6um 5eigt ibnel(es
@eritanoniB, bielleidt nltr, neil es BON
feinem m6glihen l1nmetter iiberraidt
meroen modte, rno menn es at1f IN
SEN Mmteln file un6 90 feblgreifen
mag, sic gblidt lit ie6enfal1S an5uer=
fenne11. 81 baben gum 8eiipiel fiir5=
lih @ertreter bon 900 eleftriid)en Sc
ieald]aftu1, Sic NIT einem &apita1 bon
81 200, 100000 orbeiten un0 etpa
100000 2eute beihdftigelt, cine &on=
feren5 obgebalten, 1,m &lane CUR Ser
.beiierung ser Gage ibrer @ngeltentelt
sl1 berotben. Ginige Ser @eieaidaften
foroern ihon iebt fir l~1nfal= @erli6e=
rlng inns baben alth Elm SDitem etr=
gefiibrt, burh meldes sic Mngeiteaten
am @eleGidaftsgetpim tbeiboben.
Mon mia Nun ober Elm einbeitlides
5pltem einfiibren, Sem 5ufolge fir Ste
Mngeiteuten @eminnantbeil, l1nfa1=
ltn0 aGgemeine 2ebensperiiberl1ng
&ranfenunter1tiitung inns Beniiont=
rrng borgeieben mir6 9oS BON Ser
NenniplpaniaG iienbabnge ieuidaft, Ser
Yl,nman So. un6 einigen anoeren @e=
ienldaften eingefiibrte be5iglide Sp=
item ion babel als Muiter oienen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
Scr ppm Mildruirtbidafts= mno

Nabrllngsmiffel &ommt1I6r fertlgge=
iteGte, in einigen .Sagen outs oen1
9rud erportete 3meiiobrsberidt iiber
sic &al einoultrie oes 5tuotes l1Bt Ell
men er freltliden Mufihmrng oerlelben
tpdbreno ser lebten beiben Sabre err
fennen. iopobl lit Ser Guontitdt Ser
Yro0l1ftion pie in SEN Breiien, melde
Sic &Giereien er5ielten. MbldlieBenbe
8oblen liegen 11rr erit fir 0as Sabr
1909 Dor; iie reoen aber cine bere6te
Gprade fir Sen mirtbi6aftliden Sat-
tor, Sen 6ieie Sn0uitrie in @innei ota
bari teut. @s mnr6en 1895, 593 &f11no
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
9to5eiam:N a1ri6tem

@abren0 Ser fl. Jaiten5eit miro
Der 9o9p. carbohydrates, Or. SEQ
@o'1s, IN Der &otbe0rale at Sen Cont
tag Abenoen oie Jaitenpreoiaten ir
englilder sprade iiber 0as driltlihe
J%amilienleben balten. Sn ser oeutid1-
tatboltl9en Stride gu ct. Glou6 miro
an Den Mlttmo@ Mbeteen bodp. So
ter 8erner, 8. g. g., in elmer Series.
Don 5oitenpreoigten sic ainoereraie-
blt11g %erlautern, mabren6 ser hodm.
Ffarrer> Safer Alfreo, 8. g. s., ma6-
reno Der Jaiten5eit an S%onntaqeu
benin &o@amte iiber 0as pdpitIide g.
tret be5ilgli6 ser &in6erfomm1nion
preoigen miro.
Die bonn bodm. 9farrer, 3ater
alfree, 8. 8. g., in ser unbefIedten
empfangnibfirde gu ct. CLOUD nah
DEM 2efret oes fl. 8aters, 8ius X.
a11georonete critic fl. @inoerfomm,1-
Mon lit ouf 6reitag ndditer @ode,
ben 10. Mar5, berlegt tporoen. Sic
5eier fin0et in oaer stiue mdbreno
Ser Inn Z l1br geleienen FL. Meiie itatt>
nno es iino iiber $50 &inoer, melde
9emiir0igt meroen ieir1, an ienem 9a=
ge erltmols Sen gottliden @eilano int
tbr reines, nti@uloiges &er5 ouf5u-
nebnrel1. 0te groBe &inoeri@oqr miro
tbre critic &ommunion fir Sen 6etli=
gen gater aufopfern uro BEL ser 6eier
miro etne Gonefte erboben, sic oem
Faplte nebit einem @eleitidreiben 5u=
gei6idt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-02
. @eretms Ma@ri@tet.

S 8elegentli6 ser ant Montoa
Mbel1o in Ser @aue ser ct. Marien=
idlle ct. @lou0 gebaltenen n1orat=
lt6en Ser amnlung 6es ct. Solepb=
nnteritubungspereins tpl1roen adt5ebn
iunge Manner als 1eue Mitglieoer in
ben gerein, eingefibrt, uno sic Ser
einsmitglieoer Soiepb 2auer uno @il=
belm S@miot, uelde ii9 Inn sic 1111=
eitltde 3unabme ser Mitglieoidaft
oes ct. Soiepb &ereins iebr per0ienit=
poll gema6t, ml1roen int Mnerfennln1g
ibrer un%eigenniibige11 Mrbeit inn sSSn=
terelie 0es Gereins bon Sen 8eomtelt
0es 3. 6. Staatsperbanoes nit eli
nem berrliden emblem, oas ais Urge
bdnge 0ieren fa1r11, beidenft. Sooanl1
bielt bodp. Gater Alfre0, 8. g.. g.,
cine Interchangeable Nniprade iiber
Sic 8fliGten bes fatboliiden @ereins=
mar1ns uno begliidlpiinidte Sen ct.
Solep6=@erei11 5u ieil1en1 11elter1 3u=
pads. Nn Sic &%eriammllng idloB
iid eine geieQibattlide lt,1terbaltung,
bel Ser iih Sic often mie sic il1ngen
Gereinsmitglieoer, sic in gutter Mr=
5abl pertreten maren, nod ibrer Mrt
beitens amiiiierten.
s Nnf bieie ISOLDE 6eitag Mhel1o
ii11o sic Mfdl1ner ser ct. Glouo unbe=
fledten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 ei1er
nad) Ser 6oitenm10adt in ser @alle
Scr ct. Morienidp1le tattfi11oe1oe11
@%erlanntll,1g einaelaoen, lit meld1er
Sic ifon langit beiprodene Motbmcr=
Sigfeit elmer @%ereinsballe, Sic nament=
lid Nett 3mede hienen ioll, sen Siug=
lit1gen ser @emei1oe cine angemeiiene
ltnterbaltnng ais Mittel SIT rerid]of-
fen, Sic Siinglinge leidter 5llrl1
Anidlub at oen ct. Soiepb= @erein
5l1 betpegel1 uu1b nab Gil1tritt altd)
Dem lelben Sreue SIT be}pabren, erortert
meroen lou. Mue Manner Ser Sc
mein0e, oenen nebit oem 5eitliden ol1d)
l0as geiitige @obl ibrer @obne o,,=
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9em '@ulfc int Nlgcmcinen ,tuo

9em 8plfc int gugcmctnen NIB
sen @crfradtern I'M @eloroeren fat
Sic 3miidenltaatlid)e @a11oelsfommii=
lion ourb sic 8ermeigerlrng Scr Don
sen Gilenbobnen 0es 2onoes nodge=
ludten MISUNDERSTANDING, oeren
@elanuntbetrog oberfld6lider Sda<
t,,1,g ,1o1 sic &leinigfeit BON 81 Mfil=
lionen Collars i6brlib errci6t baben
miiroe, cinen unlbutboren Iicnit CT
micicn. Sic Observation-Disclosures bat=
ten %hefanntlith ale @ebcl in 8eme=
gl,,rg eeiett un6 lire Mngelteuten SIT
Maileultreif 9robnngen %georangt>
ials Ser ngeltrebte Matenmufihlag
nid)t erfolge. ltnter gingelpeibte1
mar es 10 gut mie abgeunadt, 0ab oie
&pmmillion 5l @ltniten Ser @ef0roe=
rlngslinien entideioen meroe. I'm 10
erf reulid)er sic sen 8abm1ugnoten
NIT SEM @robmogul Morgan on Ser
Spite %gemoroene bittere gnttaulhung.
Gie Gnti6eioung ser 3miidenitaatli=
den &anoelsfommiiion lit I'M bo6ite>1
@ra6e onerfehnensmertb. @leid)1pie
nob neutiden Gorbil0e %bebanoelte lie
sic porliegen6e 5ragc bal1ptidd)lid
unter Sem @ei9idtspunfte, Oh sic a,1=
geltrebte 20iung int Snterelie Ser &C.
iammtbeit liegt. Sic fat alle Sbeil=
frogen 6es &roblems 81 elmer befrie>
0igenoen &egelltng gebradt, uno babel
lit audi sic borberr hen0 Sagesmei<
11lt,1g al1f fire &edbnung gefomnen.
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er Eapit empftna ant Counting

Ser Eapit empfing ant Counting
Mfigr. &enme0p, SEN &eftor 0es Slime
rifanii9en college in &om, in M1=
oien5, ser eben BON elmer l%trlaubsreile
nad Sen Ser. Staaten 5uriidgefebrt
lit. Seine @eiligfeit fat iid BON Sem
fiir5li9en Snfluen5a = Mnfan al1ge11<
ideinlih mie0er p0Qig erbo1t, uno
iiebt mie0er lebr gut aus. Ser &opit
5etgte iebr lebbafte5 Spterelie an Sem
grgcben Ser fatbolii6en Stride in 6e1t
Ser. Staateu, ltno ipra6 iein tiefites
@eoouern onlaBli9 oes Mblebens BON
gr5bil9of &pan in E6ila0elpbio aus.