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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
MAHONEY AND KERR
BACK FROM LANSING
Ferris Realizes Gravity Of Situa-
ton; Hopes for Settlement

Vice President =. f.. Mahoney Of the
Western Federation of Miners and At
torney Angus w. Kerr returned this
morning from Lansing, where they
conferred with Governor w y. Ferris
regarding the strike situation. The
federation representatives succeeded
in prevailing upon the governor TO re-
quest conference between federation
delegates and mine managers.
The emissaTies endeaVored 10 inn
press upon the governor the impro-
priety of declaring martial law. The
governor appears To realize the gray
ity of the situation and he earnestly
hopes for settlement
The governor gave no indication as
To when the troops viii Toe withdrawn.
The only demonstration scheduled
at Union headquarters today was a
parade which assembled at Dunn's
hall az o'clock. The men were or
derly and after traversing the streets
the procession dispersed.
Aid From Other Districts.
Although no figures are given out at
the headquarters of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners, assurances OF sup
port during the strike have been re-
ceived from Butte and other western
districts. In Butte alone there are
three locals with memberships OF $500
90 and $500 respectively, making a
total of 1900. II is understood that
each member will be assessed 50 per
month for both July and August for
the benefit of the strikers of this dis
! trict. which will give a total Sl3O coo
! After August il is said To be the plan
| to tax each OF the union members III
| the west SO per month. This aid is in
addition to that which the federation Is
' expected To extend.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
DEATH LIST IN MOTORCYCLE
ACCIDENT REACHES SEVEN

Cincinnati. July 3i.-The list OF dead
resulting from a motorcycle accident
Ludlow, Ky, motordrome last night
when Il gasoline tank on the racing
machine of Odin Johnson exploded ana
scatteied burning fluid over the spec
tators. increased To seven today.
The dead:
Odin Johnson of Salt Lake.
William Davis. aged 5, Ludlow.
Henry Anderson, aged 10, Cincinnati
Mrs. VIM. Michaels. aged 30, Ludlow
Miss Ethel Buchman. aged 20, COW
ington, Ky.
James Carter, aged 30, CINCINNATI
William Patterson, aged 80, Cincin-
natl.
Andrews and Miss Buchanan DIED IN
a hospital. Several others are In a
critical condition and are not expected
TO live.
Managers Are Held.
Coroner Wise swore To adherehts
charging Manager Eberhardt OF the
Motordrome, Manager Wilber OF the
mark. and Manager Rusch of motor cv-
Gle league with voluntary manslaugh-
ter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
MILLIONAIRE MEAT MAN Ill.

Chicago. Ill. July 3l.-Edward Nor
ris, the millionaire packer and head OF
Morris Il Co. il seriously i'll at his
residence here. He has not been Civ
ing business his personal attention Tor
six months, IL was learned today. Ac-
cording To friend, he is afflicted with
nervous trouble brought on by the ex-
citement while attending the trial OF
packers in the federal court two years
ago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
SEEK NEGRO IN CONNECTION
WITH THE DEATH OF BOY

Chicago, Ill, JuiS 3t.=Lee White, a
negro laborer. who has been absent
from his boarding place at Morgan
park since the murder of Bennie Hoi-
stein, aged IA. is being sought by the
police in connection with the crime.
Two OF his friends are being held by
the police pending an investigation. y
steel nail punch. found near the spo.
where the boy $ body was discovered
has been identified by Mrs. Ella
Wright colored. where White board p
ed. She said IL belonged to her dead
husband who was "A carpenter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
LEADER OF INDUSTRIAL
WORKERS GETS ONE YEAR

Paterson, y. j, July Sl.-Patrick
Quinlin, Industrial Workers OF the
World leader was sentenced today u"
serve one year in the county all for
Staying last Saturday night at So
cialist meeting: Elect Socialist
mayor, then you won't have cops like
BUNNY Ryan batting you over the
head with clIb."
Quinlsn is out on bail pending an ap-
peal from conviction ana two-to- sew
en- year sentence for melting riot
during a strike. He will appeal to-
days 9ecision.s
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
RATES TO IOWA REDUCED.

Washington, July 31-Sweeping re
iuetions IN through class rates from
Atlantic coast points tc practically Ali
Iowa cities today were ordered by the
Interstate commerce commission IN
what is known as the Mississippi river
and interior Iowa cities cases The
reductions in the through rates aver
age three 10 seven cents per hundred,
and the rates ia interior cities are
proportionately lower.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
MEET WITH STRONG SUPPORT
Ask Enfranchisement Of Women
Throughout tho Country
OWEN PRESENTS THEIR REQUEST

Washington, ID. c., July 3l.-The
second big demonstration that the ad-
yocates of woman suffrage have held
in the national capital this year took
place today and was carried out far
more successfully than the similar
demonstration ana parade held last
March ON the eve OF the inauguration
Of President Wilson. The chief object
Of the demonstration today was 10
present petitions To the Senate asking
that body To pass Immediately con
stitutional amendment enfranchising
women all over the country.
The demonstration was participated
in by DELEGATIONS of suffragists from
many states. The delegations rendeZ-
Vouse6 during the forenoon at Hyatts
vile Md. where they We're officially
greeted by the Washington sufragists
and escorted into this city IN automo-
bies At Hyattsvile there was a pro-
gram of speech making in the public
park aud the raising OF suffrage nag.
AIembers of the senate woman sur
frage committee which already has
favorably reported on the suffrage
amendment met the petition bearers
and road TO the capitol with them,
Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the legis-
lauve committee of the National Am
erican Woman Suffragette association,
ana officers Of the association and the
senate committee headed the parade.
Al the capitol IL disbanded in cloud
Ct teminity and huttered into the sem
ate wing.
The dignified hush of the senate
chamber was shattered by the demands
OF women from various states that
their cards be taken To their senator's
Pages We're busy the better part of an
aour hurrying senators from the cham
her to meet their constituents. Armed
with petitions after petitions presented
oy delegations they hocked to the gal
leries where seats were reserved and
with woman suffrage supporters on
The floor the senate took charge of the
demonstration.
Senators owen, Ashurst. Poindexter
b"heS, NbfkS, Lane, s-nlooi, 'Idpp
Thomas Shafroth AMI Hollis made
brief addresses this morning Senate,
owen officially presented the petitions
TO the senate. Tonight the suffragists
VIII continue their demonstration at q
banquet To be attended by members %
The house and senate.
Makes Stirring Speech.
Senator Clapp presenting Mime
sofa petition, made a stirring appea
iof attention of suffrage Whatever
The late OF this resolution may be-" hs
declared the time Is not far distant
ana II is inevitable when the American
people will confer on American womeT
'he only weapon by which means sh,
can peacefully defend herself and hel
ehlldi en-the ballot"
Practically every senator was armed
win A bundle of petitions, bound viii
yellow ribbon. OF the suffragettes
senator Smoot, presenting Utah peti'
uohs, attacked militance i'm the figh
Tor suffrage.
Tariff Laid Aside.
fof more than two hours the suffrag,
demonstration continued, senator afte
senator presenting petitions. The tar
III Oil was laid aside until the petitions
could be received
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
UNITE AGAINST TAMMANY.

New York, N Y, July 3l.-The test
VI the fusion movement to oppose
i'inmany Hall in the coming city
e"ct'oh is expected tonight when the
seherai committee OF lO7, representing
Nepuoiicans, Progressives and Inde-
P.nuents will try to agree upon a cam
e'o".e Tor nomination to succeed May
or Gaynor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
PickNIckERs IN CRASH.

Nhi0aso, July 3l.-Fifteen persons
were injured today when one of five
n returning to Chicago from near
u'''hg' where Garfield Park lodge
S,ouein Woodmen OF America, gave a
p'"'e Yesterday, crashed into the rear
- another car. None were fatally
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
"FATHER" OF THE FRENCH
CHAMBER DEPUTIES DEAD.

Gisors. France. July 81. - Louis
Charles Pauline Passy. father" OF the
chamber of deputies, and an eminent
archaeologist, died today, aged eighty
three. He was a monarchist and had
been member of the chamber since
! he foundation of the third republic.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
THREE WEATHER BUREAU
OFFICIALS ARE REMOVED

Washington, July SIX. f. foiiaeA'
section director of the weather purea"
at Trenton, prof. III. l.. Heiskei OF '""
office Of meteorology and Daniei Car
roll, chief clerk OF the weather purea"'
implicated in the alleged political sc-
,,vi,v of former Chief Moore. were re-
moved from office today
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
i !. !. :. !. :. = !. !: :. !. = :. :. i,

that the federation is opposed 10 yio-
lence and would make every effort 10
prevent "A recurrence Of slugging which
they acknowledged was unfortunate.
In return the union officials were in
formed that the militia was here 10
protect life and property and 10 pre-
Vent Interference with any man who
wanted To work.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
PRESIDENT oReers coaa.

bennington. July 3l.--"Ty" Cobb.
S,,'Ompanied -, by Representative Trib-
,,',, m OF Georgia, called on President
"A m"son today. He was warmly greet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
May CENTRAL|zE AND GUARD ALL
THREATENED With ANY VIOLENCE
y 1. !. = !, !: 3 = !. > :. = i. !. = !. 3.
, GOV. FERRIS GETS :.
. PROTEST AGAINST :.
; USE or TROOPS ::

: Lansing, Mich, July 31.-Copies :
= of resolutions adopted at mass :
= meeting held al Hancock last eve :.
= ming were forwarded To Governor :.
= Ferris today. in which strike sym ::
= pathizers vigorously protested :.
= against the action Of the governor :.
= in permitting the troops TO remain :.
= i'm the copper country. :.
= The reply of the mine operators :,
- To Governor Ferris request for a :.
j. conference has been mailed 10 the :.
= executive Office by Brigadier Gen ::
= eral Abbey and viii not reach :.
= Lansing before night in all proba- :.
= bility. :.
= :.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31

Continued on 9th Page, 4th Column.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-31
Relat.d soldiers Comma.

Continued on 9th Page sth Column.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07
Capitalizing Working Ability

Officials of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad sent bulletin to employees in which each
is asked, fgurativey, to incorporate himself at
capital in accordance with his salary, says
change.
'"Say you earn $1,000 year" states the bulletin
cat four per cent, that is yearly interest on $25ooo
In other words the company capitazes you at $25ooo
and willingly pays interest that sum for the
of your energy and faculties. You are thus
capitalized for just about what modern locomotive
costs. You may not have much pull but you
ought to have much push
"Remember the locomotive can't add figures,
nor run typewriter select and compile statistics
You last lot longer and great deal further
than the best engine ever built Most of all, you
make yourself constantly worth more, while the loco
motive is never worth cent than it the day
it was built.
"It rests with you. Make your $4,000 valuation
climb to $4,000, to 100000, $5oo,ooo Select your
food with care. Treat decenty the body which
your mind depends for its strength and sanity. Above
all, feed your mind. Read, study and observe. Like
the engine, you can't do your work unless you stay
the rails and keep where the boss find you. Just
remember that call boy found an engine in
saloon other place of that sort"
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07
Senate Deals Blow to Vice

The Kenyon bill, proposing to eliminate the segre-
gated district Of Washington by Injunction passed the
senate January IT, 1t is modelled upon law in opera
ton in Iowa. Enjoined property may be sold unless
the gives bond that it will not again be used
for unlawful purposes
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
February 7, 1913.

has been in the service for many years, and as this
task is such strenuous one, we do not wonder that
after six years of earnest service feels like divert
ing at least for while
When the record of the years in Illinois has been
written the progress made against the saloon the
of John w. Perry will have place OF honor.
On behalf of the League workers and friends of the
League bespeak for Mr.. Perry successful career
in his field.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07
District Superintendent John w.
Perry Retires from League
Work

1t is with regret that announce to the readers
of the Illinois Issue that John W. Perry superintendent
of the southern district of the Illinois Anti Saloon
League is retiring the first of February from League
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07

friends of the League within the borders of the Spring
field district extending over an area of thirty-flve
counties When superintendent needed for the
Southern district, some two years ago, Mr. Ernest A.
Scrogin, then state superintendent who had been as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Perry in the Springfield office, knew
where to find an efficient for that district.
Mr. Perry has done faithful service in that field
and leaves the work in splendid shape for his
cessor The work of the Anti-Saloon League in the
southern part of Illinois, because Of the two years
work of Mr. Perry, is in better shape than before
Rev. Mr.. Moore, who has been the assistant in that
district will continue the work there. Mr. Perry goes
into business in Chicago manager of large laundry
establishment at a salary much greater than the
League has been able to pay him. Mr.. Perry is
an earnest Christian layman, being widely known in
the activities of his church. He has been recognized
as one of the prominent aymen of the Illinois con-
ference. He is leader in young peoples work in the
state For five years he has been corresponding secre
tary of the Illinois State Epworth League One
he gives for retiring from League work is that
he may be able be in closer touch with the active
CONGREGATIONAL church work. His many friends of the
state will regret we especially do, his laying down
the leadership in the fight against the saloon But he
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07
An Ass Demands His Rights

From National Herald, Phila. Liquor Paper.
We hold and the constitution itself supports the
argument, that it is the nalenable right of any man
to make an ass of himself
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07

work. No
one of the
L e a g u e
workers / S
more popu-
l a r t h a n
Mr.. Perry.
He came IN
to League
w or k in
1907 as as
sistant dis
trict super
in tie del mt
at Spring
fl cid. In
this impor-
t a mt posi-
tion h e
proved his
great worth
to the cause,
e nde a ring
himself to
the many
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-02-07

County Option is fair because the location of the
county seat and the construction of the court house
and jail county questions be decided by the peo-
pie of the county.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

runeerL lpclhe fir bas golf unb nid,t
fiir ipe5ifllc @ruppen pper Sntcrtlleu
geihaffen limb nnb Der @n~tipidclitng
Der perionlid1en unb Snnoels gc5icb@
lingen Swiiden Den bciocn 9ontincns
ten, pelde gum @ortbeil u1b Yrofit
beioer oienen, nbcr nit Den TcdJten
nno Sreibciten fcines III Gpnflift ge>
ratben. Ius bicier grunbidslihcn
Grflorltng mag ioniel betrefis Der 5uz
filnfti3en Yolitit bieier Tegierung
bcrausseleien pcrben, pie es iebt
noraus5uiagen notbpenbi9 eri6cint. "
Mus bieicm Yaiius fOnnte man her,
amsleien, baf bic neuc Hesiernns and
benz riidiidJtslus cisenniitisen Gin=
nritgen arncritaniidcr Musbenter in
W,ittei= nnb Sib =Nmcrifa niht bpln
lit, bak bic BON 3nft nno 3npg als
Grrmngenihaft seprieiene amerifas
niihe oSuaar- Diplomatic" al WiliOn
unb ieiner Hesiermns feinen slnbanser
hat, ipnbern Der 8erfebr anf rein
iittlider 8rmmblase besriinSet iein
ipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Yin Heiser JntereEe.
Jernere Iflese Der Sentid : amerita-
niidJen Yesiebnnsem.

aadbcm Die beutldIe YreIie Die
Mnrittsrcbc bes amcrifaniiGen YrGiie
ber.ten @ooorop 8iliou gum erobten
Sbcil pollinbaltlid m~ieoerscgebeu mao
nit lebbnftcm Sntercllc erortcrt bat,
iieht iid) aild bic offi5ioie nToro4
bcntide Nlgeincine 3citung" 81 ciner
ausiiibrlid)en SeipredunS peranlaBt.
En5 Organ Der Nesierung eripartet
nad Den Nusfiibrnuseu ocs YrGiiocns
ten. Der in ieincr &ebe Gin id)rittipciies
Sorgcben betonte. feline id)roiie Wens
bnna in Der 8irtbihaftspolitif unb
alnubt and niht an cinihnciSenbe
Nbmcidungen bon Der lcitber ,einseT
baltcncn 8ittin9slinic in ecr Arss
lpdrti9cn Yolitif.
@eIpnocrs bemerfcnsfpcrtb ut, mas
iibcr Die S~c6icbunscn slpiid)en Scntids
lnnS nnb zen Der. Stnatem Neiaet
nirb. GS beiBt ba: ia Die fir Ole
@ciialtuug hcg beutials nnlerifoniidcn
W~c5iehunacn i'm Sdufc lnngcr Belt
krausgcbilbctcn llebcrlicicrun9rn Die
Yilcgc cincs freunoihaitlidcn @crs'
bdltniies iiir bcibe YGnber pprtbcilz
bait erihcincn lniicn, 10 f6nncn mir
an Der llebcr5ensnn9 feitbalten. baB
bieies G~crbdltniB pom Yr1iibcnten
Wiliou peiter gcfDroert lpcrccn unb
oaB iih eicsieits unb i~enicits bic @rs
fcnntniB ansoebncn lucroc. in tpeld,em
DiaBc Die crfrcnlifc lleberlicfcruna
Den tciecricitiscn reaIeu Sntereiien
cntipriht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

Belegt tperben. bn beren Senebnen,
b~eIonoers oas Der groBen NadbarS
repiIblif in Merifp mn Der flcineren
Sreiltaaten in Wittels Imerifa. eine
id)lieBlih bet peitsinoiiden Snielz8e>
pu6lifcn, inter Der IpnrpesS oftrin
DEM mebr ober lpeniger ielblt conitiz
Thirteen Sdrbberren Snfel Gam IN
Den lcsten Sabren Der ihlafloicn
Nddte biele unb aaerlei Srubel ge>
madt baben, 10 Dab tets Elm babies
Sueenb fleinere ODER grDbere areu5cr
nuf Der 5abrt paren. Die Grtlds
ring lit in %ipiirpi9c @prte einge>
tleibet unb entbdlt HiHts, mpburf iid
Die Nafbare 8epublifen in ibrem itnrf
ulsseprdsten Selb'tbctpubtieiu ge>
trdnft fiblen tpunten. Cine 81
mpraliiieren, obne auf nabelieeenbe
cpnfrete Sdle ar5uipielen, bdlt
@ilipn Ramens ser Ser. Stantcn ben
Shlpeitern in Mittels nnb Glib Imc>
rita por, baB linen Spmpatbie unb
Shus Der Ser. Staoten nlir 81 Ebeil
miro, fpenn lie lid ernitlih befleiBen,
i'm ei9enen Sauie Srbning 81 balten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Kepfnaree ecs einee,panSer'
ten Glcmsentes.

Sehr intcrciiant iinb bic @ittbcis
llnaen bcs Geuius Nlntcs iibcr Die
Aopfit0tfe peS einDclpnnDcrtcn Gle
,n,cnteo in oen Gcr. Staatcn UNI Die
icince unmitlclbnrcn Hndlpuhics.
Der porscunmmeneu 3dblnn9 nab 9ab
Is i'm Sabre 1910 IN beu %~rrciniptcn
Stuoicu 13.345.545 Hcrioncn. bic
i'm Nuafdnbc gcporcn lpuroen; SaSll
fmllcn t2.9t6,31k ocrcn gltcrn bcioe
i'm GueleaSe Scbnrcn wurbem umS
pciterc 5.9Sf,526, bic cntipeber
uGtcriidlcrs ohcr miittcrliGcricits BON
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onusldnbiid,c" 9lcmeut mo lomit
I'M @nn5cn 32,243,3S2 ADpfc itorf.
D. h. co bilectc mcbr ais Gin Srittcl
Der MISUNDERSTANDING oeS Sauoes.
Nuf has bciltid,e Clement, imrner nit
Illsi6Inb Der peutiden Silistrnppen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gin tscrst's i mti,. s.l,r Burger
J~csva's!!

&crtber 0crr 6ionncr!
Stl nn8 iNlcn, Sg@e 3citnig miro
inner inicreiinric.
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mer uidlt rertilgt mMreem, mcrScn
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gcn2 Nid,t olein nidits, i'm @egens
tbeh man 1icRt nod Gel in oas brcns
ncnoc @cbdnbe, 3. h. ber Staat Soipa
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5u pertilgen. &aa :. g. @cbcl Dor
ettpa 100 Snhren ~acidrricben bat iiber
Den Wdlliuurf, miro iih .crfiiacn. @
\ Gum Sd,lHiic mil ih NIT folserber :
@eidu1ltc iGlicBen. Mls i'd nod in
Den &inbcrihrbcu itanS, bortc id, baB
.piclc Srtid,nitcn arica gegen Den
&aulipurf crfldrten. 3nmmeridger
mar Der Shame oicicr Selbea pom ,
Mbein. @egen 8csabluna b'frciten
lie ben Bauer bon ben g0icpihtcrn
(@anlipurf). &cnise Sabre nadbs
her sabltc man cine Eramic nm BITE
Maifafer eiu5ufangen. Wit beitem
Wrilb Yctcr 5dnten Dubuque
Sonntp, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
pretsitantiicte Kirdten ais
acknowledgement.

special Correspondent aus Rom.)
Ils mad benz Sabre 1870 protes
itantiide Setbduier unb &irfen oitene
tatip in bieIen Sauptplrnften Hom's
angelest lpurOen, faufte Der abgefale
lene, fatboliide Srbensmann 8apaS5i
init Sillfe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @elber
aus Dem Sns unb Iuslanbe, Das ebe>
mails CUR Stride g. GelIo ae60renbe
nlllnmebr bonn italieni1hen SisfuS nit
Seihln9 bcle9te Eaitorat, am 8riidens
fopf Der Sonte g. Inselo. IS ipurbe
5ur n~frcien italieniihen Stride" umS
geipanoelt, in Der @apa55i ais Seel@
ior9er funaierte. Sn ben CONNER
monatcn, lpenn Die beutIhe 8ots
ihaftsfapelle, fpegen Ibipeienbeit bes
Yrebi9ers 9eihloiien bleibt; bilft Der
Yaitor Der freieH. italieniIden Stride
nlih in Der beutid)en proteltantiihen
SeeIiorge ms Sa MN Die nnfGnss
li6e, fiinitlih in bas italieniihe Bolt
bineingetra9ene 9egeilterung fir Die
proteitautiihe Sade perpflo9en lit,
lino 8eitrdee CUR Undertaking. beiags
ter Stride nibt mebr a%uf3ubrinsen
iparen, bat mdn lie einem &inematoe
9rapbens ltnternebmen abgetreten.
Cine nnbcre proteitantiife Stride in
Tia53a Yoli erlitt baS sleid)e S6id<
ial; ans @anseI an 3uiprud, unb an
Mittel purSe tic an cine Sruderei
perfauft. bunn biente tic ais Concert
Sdai, unb in ibren oberen 8dumen
taete o Sabren einmdl Der fatboz
liihe @%eielenperein. Stun lit aud lie
in elm nit Siu9cltangcl p%erbunbenes
Observation-Disclosures peripanbclt.