The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-14
OLYMPIC Gan Mes
Invitation to hold Next Olynpiad In
Fine Stadium In Berlin.

BERLIN. sept I3-An tr,ft.tlo, o,
ilold the next Olympic Games iu BsTiiln
IN new sAeo 600 stadium Will DO *
tended To the Information Olympic COM
tnittee at its coming meeting tn Stock
holm. II has been understood that
Germany would be awarded the games
az soon as Berlin WIS tn a position 4,
cner suitable accommodation and IS
tLis condition has nov been met by the
patriotic ouer Of three Berlin ofgant-
<atons To assume the financial r.spon-
h,bitity Tor the construction 60 the
STADIUM. the American athletes will
Irobably gather here or their next trfp
across the Atlantic.
Al the last meeting OF the German
imperial committee President Nou IsoI-
bielsky announced that the Union clue.
ths Berlin SteeplcchaSing ASsociaftot,
END the Berlin Racing Association had
raise the money ~ "A bond issue ~
tsoo, 600. The German Olympic com
lnittee. In which all branches OF athle-
tics are represented. hopes as soon as
possible to- take over these bonds
among the various organizations rep-
resented Count Siersstorpn. tine Ger
nan representative on the International
committee. was thereupon instructed
70 tender the formal invitation at stock
holm
The off-season In politics has been
sI.liNened by the outbreak OF what ap-
pea.s 70 be a seriou. crisis In the
tehtIun. or Clerical party. IL was uc-
,ssioned by IA declaration or the Pope
swing his approval to the sO-called
f'NiaAlpu OF AAtnnllG Labor Unions
We smaller OF the two Catholic labor
ORGANIZATIONS of the country. Most
OF the Catholic workingmen are organ
iAed Ia the Christian Labor Unions.
y hlch contain about 100000 members
hiie the Association H. said To- have
Iniy about 10000. The Christian
Mons are not exclusively Catholic.
'hough BY far the larger part OF their
members belong L. that church Their
Shlet ann - 20 oppose Socialism. ami
they regard IL as necessary 10 admtt
Ia ~.
success In that direction. In this poiut
tney nave the support Of the Clerical
itonsi S,. U S,i', mn, the lnter-denomina-
,lohal character OF the unions and de-
hands that labor organizations be-
Iniiy under the control OF the Catholic
church, and wing Of the Clerical
party called the Berlin moyeuentr
suI ports this view
Friction has been growing between
the TWO lebor organizations and sun
u ere between the two corrrespording
wings or the Centrum. Only recently
IeII h,eIeh' one OF the prominent rep
resentatiNes OF the party in the Reich
stag resigned his seat because he was
NOT IN harmony with the policy Of
t mbih'rp ming The he clerical character OF
brought on by the Association which
recently sent an address Of homage
70 tne Pops. contsinins. IL was said a
~ answer TO this that the Pope uttered
ELS condemnation OF the latter pro-
nO,uh'ihs their fundamental principles
iSlse since this declaration was made
the christian Unions have issued A
statement in which they use exceeding-
sharp language against the Associ-
uoh. laying among other things that
.tS anaress 10 the Pope was the "climax
70 long campaign OF Islander on the
istt OF the Association against the
hfistar Unions. and the 'Suprerne
I.td or the Catholic church has never
neeh more disgracefully deceived about
the nature and character OF the Chris
tlsn Labor Unions IN Germany" The
Nhole matter mas stirred W a vast deal
~ parties There L. even considerable
'alk or a probable split In the Clerical
party. 800
'iose upon the heels 81 the announce
Melt OF the Crown NrgFrr.ss ,f,,....-