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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
GARY SEES DANGER IN
ATTACKS ON BUSINESS
Steel Corporation Chairman
Says Too Much Mud Singing
FrightenS Capital.
BLOCKS PR0SPERITYS PATH
It's Volume Not Half as Great,
He Asserts, as 1t Would Be
but for the Unreason-
able Agitation.

Chicago, Oct. A.-Judge Ebert H. Gary.
chairman Of the United States Steel Cor
poration. in an address at the semi-an-
nual meeting of the American Iron and
Steel Institute to-day declared that the
stability Of business had been interfered
with and the confidence Of capital shaken
by unreasonable and uncalled for agita-
ton and attack"
There are exceptional cases." said
Judge Gary. I'm which mismanagement
has caused distrust or dissatisfaction on
the part Of foreign and domestic capital
lists. but this is not the principal reason
for hesitancy at the present time on the
part Of these capitalists in making in
ysstnents in our securities. They won
der why il is that. with our great and
growing wealth and resources and our
superior advantages, we are not more
continuously prosperous; why we are not
more stable In prices and values and in
general conditions; why there is ever any
disposition on the part of any one TO in
terfere with the normal and natural
progress I'm the development of our coun-
try and its industries. Every one who
travels extensively abroad is confronted
with these inquiries by foreigners friendly
10 and interested In our commercial and
financial conditions and success; and We
are asking ourselves the same question.
Il venture the assertion that ii is large
" because of much unnecessary agita-
ton and ill-considered criticism by those
who have not the nations best interests
Il IL. H., v1NrvxF
too much mud-slinging. The man out of
Office criticises the one in office. and the
one in office. in turn, seeks 70 advance
his own interests regardless Of the effect
upon all others. In many public speeches
and in magazine articles the author is
influenced by motives of selhshness or
cupidity. Appeals are made for the pur-
pose OF creating a feeling of dssatisfac-
tion and unrest when this is unnecessary
and unjustifed. Fortunately. this is par
tally Offset by the conservative attitude
OF some of the leading journals; and the
number is increasing.
Unreasonable Agitation.
1T is not uncommon in public discus
sion TO treat success as an offence; TO
consider the possession Of wealth, how
ever honestly acquired, as wrong. Leg1s-
lation calculated TO create classes is urged
persistently; also laws 10 impose unneces-
sary and unreasonable burdens; to forci-
bly, take from one something which he
has and is entitled to have and turn 1t
over TO another; to prevent or to lessen
the success Of legitimate enterprise and
endeavoT.
Capital. always timid, has been seri-
ously affected by this unreasonable and
uncalled-for agitation and attack. In
deed. it is becoming frightened Conn.,
dence has been shaken. 1t is becoming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
M'DONALD'S GALAXY $4,000
Receives $4,000 as President OF b. q
M. $4,000 from M. G.

Boston, Oct. 24.-The salary ol Moi'
Mcdonald as president OF the Boston
Maine Railroad is $4,000. according to
statement made at the roads offices mere
to-day. He also receives Sl5,coo as presi-
don't NJ the Maine Central Railroad
At yesterdays hearing on the proposed
rate increase before the Interstate COM
merce Commission Mr.. Mcdonald was
enormously reported as testifyins that
Mo salary from the Boston g. Maine was
s55 GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
Under KIN CUT OFF
Yale Resort Owner Leaves
Estate Outside Family.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune

BY IeIesrapH TO IIIV
New Haven. Oct. 24-The VIII OF LOUIS
Under. filed in the Probate Court To-Day
shows that the late proprietor OF Mory s.,
the famous Yale resort, left an estate OF
about $4,000. quarrel with his reia-
tives is indicated by his action in cutting
off his two brothers and his sister ana
they have announced that they expect 10
contest the will.
Linder's large plantation in Porto RICO
is left to Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Schwaao'
of this city. who were his housekeepers.
This part of the estate is valued at ABOUT
$50, 900. The remainder is left TO two
Young business men OF this city. Clarence
Spalding and Frank Frisbie' VINO are
named as executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
WOULD BERTlLLON ALIENS.

To enable the authorities to learn
whether immigrants are fugitlves from
justice and TO aid in tracing aliens who
commit crimes in this country, Police
Commissioner Waldo will probably recon-
mend TO the Secretary Of Commerce ana
Labor that the finger prints of all immi-
grants shall be taken before they are per-
rnItted to enter the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25

mittee had been considering such plan
as that Of Mr.. Vanderlip for weeks, ana
had asked two other currency experts TO
formulate central bank plans. One de-
vised by Charles A. Conant, of New YORK.
has already been received. 1t is similar
in many respects to the Vanderlip plan.
Professor jeremiah W. jerks also has
been requested to frame plan.
Frank l. Kent, vice-president OF the
Bankers Trust Company Of New York,
testified to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
The Shoe Department

(now located on the Second Floor) is showing,
at reasonable prices, the newest styles I'm
Women's and Misses Boots and Evening
SliDpers, especially featuring the slender
lines indispensable with the present fashions
i'm dress.
Slipper and Shoe Buckles of cut steel or rhine
stones are shown i'm a very large and attrac=
tive variety which includes the popular
Cothurne sets.
Special attention is given, i'm the Slipper
Trimming Department, to the working out
of individual ideas.
5ifit Aurnur, 14th unh 18th strrrts, Afm Vnrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
HUNTER TRAPS WHITE BEAR
Rare Animal Captured in Heart
of the Adirondacks.

Watertown, n. Y, Oct. 2h-The nrst
white bear seen in this state in years mas
been captured by Henry Johnson, Oh
Hague. in the heart of the Adirondacks'
The animal. which is said to be of aver
age size, was caught in trap after Johh-
son had been ridculed by his frlehus ioi
reporting that he had seen such beast
The bear probably will be sold to Circus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
Determined to Stand by the
Glass Owen Currency Bill
Passed by the House.
MAY MEAN A LONGER DELAY
President Believes Country Sup.
ports Him in Demanding the
Administration Measure
as the Best.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington, Oct. A-Reaffirmation OF
the Presidents determination to stand by
the plan for currency reform provided in
the Glass owen bill came from the White
House to-day.
Despite this apparent hostility Of the
President toward the Vanderlip plan. the
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
adheres to that plan. and II no agreement
can be reached II is probable that the
controversy will be carried into the Senate
and that currency legislation will not be
eracted for months. instead OF weeks.
Members Of the Senate committee are
however hopeful that the President. after
closer examination of the Vanderlip plan.
will decide that it does not conflict with
the fundamentals" of the Glass-Owen
bill Should he do so the suggestions made
by Mr. Vanderip probably will be grated
on the House measure, which thus would
not lose it's identity. This virtually would
give the President his victory, while at
the same time eliminating the marked
hostility shown by bankers and experts
generally toward the administration Dill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
voITuRNo RELIEF FUND so,ooo

The cash contributions received oy inc
Now York Red Cross for Distribution
among the survivors of the steamship
volturno totalled s5,6Ss 50 yesterday Ja'
cob II. Schlff is treasurer of the society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
%. Altntatt & On.

have arranged for this day Saturday:
Another Special Offering of
Women's Tailored Separate Skirts
i'm late models, at the following
exceptional prices:
Skirts of black broadclOth and new wool
plaids at $3.50
Skirts of English corduroy or velveteen, or of
in,ported black silk moire at $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
Paris-made Gowns and Suits

received from the foremost fashion designers,
are ON sale i'm the Special Order Dressmaking
Department ON the Third Floor.
Orders will be taken, at reasonable prices, for
Gowns and Suits duplicating these models or
rejecting ideas originated i'm the establish
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
Wilson's Attitude Defined.

The Presidents attitude is disclosed in
the following statement, made public at
the White House this afternoon:
when inquiries were made at the
White House as to what the Presidents
attitude was toward the proposals MADE
by Mr.. Vanderlip, OF the National CITY
Bank, to the Currency Committee OF the
Senate it was stated with the expected
emphasis that, OF course, the President
would not recede in any respect from the
position he had already so clearly taken
and which the whole country under
stands.
"He has warmly and unqualifedly in
dorsed all the main features of the Glass
owen bill. He regards the plan provided
for in that bill as excellently suited TO the
existing conditions of the business OF the
country and in every essential particular
sound and calculated 10 render the busi-
ness men OF the country great ana I'M
mediate service. and he believes that the
early enactment of the bill into law Is
expected and demanded by the most
thoughtful business interests.
THE evidences which have reached MN
Of the support OF the country are uhinIs-
taxable and Overwhelming"
The President conferred to-day with
Secretary McAdoo and Senator Reed con-
corning currency legislation. Although
Senator Reed refused to discuss the con-
ference it is understood that the Pres!-
dent was urged to withhold his Judgment
concerning the Vanderlip plan until ne
had compared 1t carefully with the House
measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-25
Say There 10 No Conflict.

| Democratic members OF the committee
| expressed the belief that the suggestions
made by Mr. Vanderlip could be incor-
porated in the House bill with compare
lively little modification. and that the
measure would not lose its Identity Even
Senators who have supported the Presi-
dent since the controversy began found
no important points OF conflict between
the two proposed systems.
H. Parker Willis, OF New York, who
acted as the expert adviser to the Glass
committee and had much to do with the
framing Of the administration bill, was a
witness before the Senate committee to-
day. Mr.. Willis appeared reluctant TO
explain the genesis Of the measure. He
admitted that there were come features
of the bill which might be improved
Mr. Willis did not indorse the single
bank idea, but suggested many changes
that might be made TO perfect the bill
Public ownership OF the stock Of the
regional reserve banks was conceded TO
be possible by Mr. Willis. who was ques-
toned on this point by Senator O'Gor-
man. He expressed the belief. however
that ownership of the stock by member
banks would stimulate their interest IN
the currency reform plan.
Mr.. Willis recommended that the House
bill be changed to provide: That national
banks could not open savings depart
ments: that state banks could not enter
the new currency system unless they con-
formed to the strict requirements made
OF national banks; that the Federal Re-
serve Board contain no Cabinet officer
but the Secretary of the Treasury. and
that the commission that organizes the
new banking system shall have the pow
or 70 determine the number OF regional
reserve banks TO be established
II became known to-day that the COM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

itanb Deuti9lon6s infolge Der iid
itetig beifernben 2ebengbeoingungen
unb Mrbeitsberbdltniiie 5ouen ben
8emiibungen g1,rer Maie5tdt Inn oie
@obIfabrt 6es 6elttf@en @oIfes ein-
o%rudsbouite Mnerfennu1g. Dieieni-
gen BON urs. melde ii9 in Der Cut
midlnng Der ein3elnen Snbuitrien,
6es &anoels, Ser gr5iebu1g, Ser @ii-
ienidaften u11b Der id0nen Riinite
in inherent 2onbe betbdtigen; mel
DIE ferner, 10 meit es in ibrer Ma4t
lieet, Die gerbriioerung Der Meni9-
belt f6rbern, betradten eS alS ei1e
8flidt, gurer Maieit6t TIRE e~i1tr1ii-
tlige Entertaining ffiuir 6ag leu6tenbe
8eiipiel ql.saripreden Dos Die 25-.
idbrtge &egiertnggaett Gurer Moie-.
fttdit gaibt. Bir beeIidtninfaen Cure.
'NadiefftMi 81 benz bernerferstnertben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

oens omiiden Deuti@lano unb ben
ubrigen Mationer Ser @elt. Size I'M
.bergeBliden @orte, pelde Cure Ma<
ieit6it f1lr5 nod Ser Ebronbeiteignng
augiprad)en: Ser 6rieoen mei1es
2nnoeg lit mir beilig" mare1 ebenio
iberIegt mie lie aus Dem &er3en Ia
men. &eilig iin6 in Der Gbot bic Srie-
bensltebe, Die 3u6t un6 Ser @obI-
itano oeS oentfden Bottles. Mebr als
einmal lit es in ben berfloifenen %
.Sabren bas erbabene 9orredt gurer
Maieitdt g%etpefer, nidt n,,r friebfer>
tige 8%urudfbaltung 51 iiben, fonbern
iiie au6 in a11beren 3l erlpeden. 8ir
m6dten gurer Aai}erliben maieitdt
.unferen Cont 6afiir olsipreden, mas
Cure maieffth eetbnn baben, nm
,@rieg 3u bermetoen ,1to ben Mnbru@
beg Cages berbeiBufiibren, an oen1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

'6ortibrit, Der IN Deutidlanb ouf
@ebiet menibliden 5trebeng
inter gnrer MaieitM frieoliebenoer,
iegenbringenber nnb fult1rberbrei-
TENDER @egierung 5u ber5eidnen lit.
M0ge tie nod Iange nngeitort a11<
6auern!"
Gin srofer Setting.
@errltdftes Wetter begiinftigt bic
SSllbbiildnmsfeier, edtes &oben3ouern-
meter. Sdmmtli9e Mniiffapenen
oeS @arbeforps nabmen an benz
u@roben @eden~ Dor Dem @niier@
idloiie tbeil un6 marfdierten Damn
oie StraBe ul1nter ben 2in6en" auf
uno ab, Maride uno BoItslieoer ipie-
LEND. @an5 grobartig NOR Dos
'5tanoden, bos 1000 S6uIfinoer Dem
@oiierpaar barbradten. lin 10
l1br begannen Sic @mpfdnge i'm Sit,
%teriaal bes SdIoffes, Die @ratulo.
tionsoefiliercour. 8abIreide Moreifen
tpur6en uberrei9t. Die Mmerifaner
,tpuroen beionbers liebenspiroig emf
pfangen. Ser &aiier antportete amf
'@arnegies Nniprade: sd boffe, mir
meroen nod IS Sabre Brieben ba-
ben." Son II Biz 2 ubr empfing
Der &aiier Dos S~taatsminiiterium,
oieWeitglieoer bes 8unoesratbes, Die
8r6iibien Der 8orlamente, 6ie Ser.
treter 6es &eeres un6 Der 6lotte ,1t,6
mebrere itaotif6e Deputationen. IS
folgten Sic @aroleausgabe i'm 8eug-
baus unb ein @abelfriibitid i'm
S9loB. Damn m11rben sic @mpfGnge
fortgefebt. 81 elmer engliiden Depl1<
tation iaete Ser 8aiier: SD fant
SSbnen sic @erfi6erung ertbeilem
ooB i6 fortfabren tper6e, mein 8eites
81 tbnr, I'M Sen Grieben 81 bemab=
rem uno 6ie frernoidaftIi6en 8e3ie=
bnneen, Ole 3miiden unieren beiben
9anbern beiteben, aufre6t 5u erbal<
ten." Nradtbole M6reiien uno Be=
fdenfe mur6en iiberreidt. Die 6ent-
i9en 5tabte baben $6,25O,000 fir
.5tiftungen aufgebro6t. $950,000
itnb bnr6 Snbifripttpn fiji role DRIFT
li6en Miiiione1 geiammelt mor6en,
mobon auf &e6nung Ser &atbolifen
$625,000 fommen, auf &e6nung Ser
8roteitanten $325,000. 3ablreide
Deforationen fin6 berIieben mor6en.
Die Site nimm tgon5e 5eiten i'm
y&ei9san5eiger" Elm. Man ermartet,
BOB ol1d) cine Mmneitie i'm 9anfe 6es
Cages perfiinbet miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
,,Sopbfnore1
meint niebIid), ben beutieen
GrforberniFen entipredenbe
&leiber fir j,1nse Manner. /;
gerfanft i'm ,,
,,new glotbe,' ;
Store

|bereits e%rtporber, lnb Die tbati1dli>
der 8auarbeiten iteben Dor ln1tittel.
barer1 8eginn.
MiIIerpiIIe. (@orreiponoen5)
- Grau Suitina Drerler, @attin oes
OF. Sobn Drerler BON bier, bat IN
ser Madt bonn 5. a1f ben 6. SUM I'M
MIter bon 81 Sabren bas 8eitlibe
%geiegnet. sic ftorb infoIge eines
S9laganfalleS eines plobli@en 90
oes; als ibr @atte am Jreitag Door
gen ertpadte, fanb er iie ais 2eide
neben iid. Die 8eritorbene uar cine
in bieier @egen6 ALIGNMENT beliebte
8erion fonnte file ia nidt an6ers, ais
itets Elm freun6li6es, 5~l1porfommen-
oes @elen nor5utebren, 6as ftets
bereit tpar, 6lr9 @ort mnb Ibat 3u
ratben uno 5u belfen, 100 @iilfe notb<
menbig tpar. Sbren leioer 10 plok-
|li6 e%ingetretenen 600 betrauern fie-
ber &n6er aus erl ter gbe nn6 nit
Dem 3peiten @atten flint &in6er. @m
Montag, ben 8. SUM, fano nod ei-
11em in unierer Hfarrfirhe gebalte-
men &eqniem sic 8eeroieung 11nter
oen9luSipi5ten oes in oieier @emeinbe
be itebenben 6rauenpereins nn6 I'M
8eiiein elmer febr qroBen Men1hen=
i6aar itatt, Elm 8epeiS 6afir, baB in
Ser 8eritorbenen cine quite Trau gu
@rabe %getragen puroe, 6eren Mroen-
fe11 bierorts ei11 geiegnetes iein miro.
Gum BegrabniB batten iid bon ct.
Gloub eingefun6en 6rau Carolina
Mer5, 5dmeiter Ser geritorbenen,
un6 beren Eo6ter, SRI. &oia. Me0-
ge Die 10 ploBli6 in oie @tpigfeit M=
berufene einen gnd6igen &i6ter ee-
fl1n6en baben. Gem 10 16tper ge<
prMften @otten unb ben trauernben
&inbern erftattet nabtraglih Ser
uMoro1tern" fem 8eileib. SC.
Seem u m. - u11ter e110rudS=
ponen 3eremonien fan6 am Sonntag
bier Sic feierli6e @%inpeibung BEG fa=
2oretto-Sospitals itatt. @r5-
bii9of Srelan6 bon ct. Saul bol5og
Den WetDedtt. Eaufenoe bon 6eft-
gditen tpobnten Ser 6eier Bel. 8iir-
germeilter 6riti9ie, 81. Stridler 11n6
sic bo9m. @erren 5blinfert uno
Sdott bielter1 fur3e Mniproden.
@uberne.- Ser &onbent oeS
3peiten Diltrifts Ser 6o6eration Der
6%rauenfll1bs Minneiotos bat ii@ ba-
BIN ausgeiproden, bob Die getpaltia-
men Metbo6en Ser englii6en 5tin1tn>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
Berlin. 16. Stunt.

.Berl11, 10. SS111t.
SIM polllten @ange iinb Die &auptz
felhidfeiten our 6eier bes Silbernen
Observation-Disclosures Safer 8il-
belmS I'M gan5en Deuti6en &ei6.
9ie 8erliner 8reiie brinet ipalten<
Ionge 8ertdte iber sic 8eiern IN ben
stGoten Deutf9lan6s ur6 -6es M1,s=
lanoes. Die &errider Ser oeutiden
811noesitoaten baben umfaiien6e Mm-
neitien gu @bren 6es Cages betpi1igt.
Sic 3eitungen beroffentli6en aus
fiibrlide @ir6igungen 6es &aiierS
11no iei1er &e9ternngs5eit, oeren
frieoli6er @barafter berausgeitrihen
miro. Ser u6rie6ensfnriltt" miro Der
&aiier olgemein genannt, SSn elmer
@itung bes &ei@stages am Cont
itag, Der ser &ei9Sfan5ler, ST.. bon
Betbman1t : @oItpeg, unb ale Mini=
iter beimobnten, btelt Der Braii6ent
6es Sauies, Sobannes &dmpf, cine
&e6e, in Ser sic friebli6en Neigun=
gen oes &oiiers riibmte un6 i'm als
uGrie6ensfaifer" feierte. Safer SSH
helm babe 1euti6lan6s itol5e @eeres-
madt nidt 6o5u benubt, friegeriide
2orbeeren gu pfliden, ionbern our
MISUNDERSTANDING 6es 6rie6ens in
europa un6 Ser geiammten 8elt.
Stiftungen in elmer @eiammtb0be
bon ettpa $1O,OOO,00O iin6 gu @b-
rem 6es &atieriubilaums gemo@t
moroen. ste iinb re6t manntgfader
Matur. &reisberpaItungen, @emein.
BE- un6 @utspertpaltungen faufrndn.
nifde nnb onbere &orporationen, ia
feIbit fIeine 8ereife baben fleinere
ooer groBere 8etraee fir iol6e Subj
Ianmsittftungen bemtlligt. sea6 elmer
itatiitiiden Mufaeidn,1ng betrdet Die
8abl Der Subildumsitiftnngen, tpie
iie ein3eln in Der 8reiie befannt ,ge-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19

Jrieoe auf Groen fir ole, bic guterl
8ilens iinb, berriden ipirb. Mbgeie-
ben bon Der grbaltung beS inferno
tionalen 6riebens, miiien mir, bob
ieoer &egierungs5tpeig iid Der inn,
patbiiden Mituirfung gurer Maie-
fiat erfrellt bat unb itb beren nod
erfreut. Die bemertenspertben Gr-
rungenfdaften anf benz @ebiete bes
SanbelS un6 Der proou5ierenben SSn-
ol1itrien 6es Deutiben @eibeS, iopie
Die gnttpidelnng bes Mderbaues mnb
Der 2anouirtbibaft iino ni@t gum
nenigiten ben peritdnoniBpouen l1nb
unermiibliden 8emiibungen @rrer
Moieitdt 3r5uidreiben. Inter Ser ge<
gierung Gurer Maieitdt bot iid) Sic
uirtbf6aftIi9e Gage Ser breiter Mai-
fen oes be>tiden Bottles itdnbig ee<
beifert. Deren 8ilbung lit our 5eit
umfangreider unb fir ben &umpf
um's Daiein niiblider, 6enn lie au-
Dor. Eie @efebe gum 5dub Der 81
fentItden 8oblfabrt, sic Beniions>
un6 MlterSberiiderungsgefete, Die
5dubmaBregeln fit sic i'm Irbeits-
betrieb 8erlebte11 unb Mrbeitsnnf1<
bigen nnb fammt. nnb fonbers gr0B-
tentbeils Der fraftigen 6or6erung un6
@utbetbung Gurer Maieitdt gu per-
6anfen. Sic 3unabme Ser 8ebolfes
rung nno Der iid fteigernoe @obl-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-19
@etter 1T berrli6 ,aao beripridt 70
al bIeiben.
Gmpfane Ser Nnerifaner.
Berlin, is. SAINT.

Berlin, Is. Stunt.
Mad benz n@roben @eden" ml1rbe
am Wontag morgen benz &aiferpaar
bon einem groBen gbor aus @en1ei1l-
oei1iilern unb -S1ilerinner Elm
Stdnoden oareebradt. Damn folg.
ten 5oblreide Gmpfange. Cine Ser
.eriten Deputationen, oie in Muoien3
bon Raiier 8ilbelm empfongen mur-
Ben. maren bie Mmertfaner Carnegie,
S9mi6lapp nnb 8roofings, 6ie cine
bon Sen angefebeniten Srieoensfreun-
ben Mmerifas unter3eidnete @lndf-
tApnnihaorefie uberreidten. Diefes
.S6riftitiid bette foIeen6en Sort
laut:
ISM Namen bon @ereiniqunger1
unb &0rperidaften, melde oas 8e~
itreben am%erifanifder 8iirger obue
@adfidt ouf 8obnfib, Characteristic
fenntniB ODER Maiien5ugeborigfeit
%bertreter1, bie Code ser 3~ibilifatior
gu f6r6ern, erlauben nir uns, gurer
MnieltGt nnferen @liidnnni1 ons3u-
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