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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15
chanics.

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chanics.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15
GOOD PLACE FOR FOUNTAIN
Builder in Western City Has Proved
: That He Had the Right Idea in
! Its Construction.

In constructing building in a
western city, sanitary drinking
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15

Each school is limited TO two
contestants except in the humorous
contests.
CONTESTS FOR BOYS.
(Earris Copenhaven.)
so Yard Dash-Boys under and
over fourteen.
lOO.Yard Dash Boys under and
over fourteen.
22O.Yard Dash-Boys over four
teen.
44o-YArd Dash-Boys over four
teen.
Running High Jump-Boys un-
der and over fourteen.
Running Broad Jump-Boys un-
der and over fourteen.
Standing Broad ,Tump--Boys un-
der and over fourteen.
Standing High Jump-Boys un-
der and over fourteen.
Rope climbing contest open to all
boys.
HUMOROUS CONTESTS.
Sack Race--Open to all boys.
Shoe Race-Open to all boys. S
Three-Legged Race-Open tsall
boys.
CONTESTS PoR GIRLS.
misses Ella v. Hiott, Hortense Padgett }
5O-Yard Dash Open to all girls.
Running High Jump-Open to
all girls.
Running Broad Jump-Open to
all girls.
Standing Broad Jump-Open to
all girls.
Standing High Jump-Open to
all girls.
Rope Climbing Contest-Open to
all girls.
Flag Race-Glrls under fourteen.
MENTAL coNTESTS-SPELLING.
miss Sara Nicholson.)
In this contest each school is al
lowed one boy and one girl TO be Sc
lecled from the seventh grade or
above. The cohtes. will be in
writing. Paper will be furnished
the contestants, but each one should
bring his own pencil well trimmed.
Each pupil will be numbered and
they will write their number plainly
at the top of the page.
DEcLAMATIoN AND RECITATION.
This contest will take place in
the evening. Each school is al
lowed one boy and one girl to be
selected from the sixth grade or
above. No selection can be over
ten minutes. Eighty per cent. will
he allowed for delivery and twenty
per cent. for selection. Each con.
testant will be numbered and no
names will be called. Gold medals
will be presented to the boy and
gill who makes the highest per
cent.
Appropriate prizes will be award
ed 10 the winner in each contest.
Competent aud impartial judges
will he selected for each contest.
BASKETS AND DINNER.
(Mesdaues w. C. Tompkins. G. N. En-
nett, Miss Mamie Sill.)
Dinner will be served on the
school grounds. We urge that
everybody, who can possibly do SO,
bring we'll filled baskets. The COM
mittee will take charge of your
baskets at the school building.
There will be no charge for en-
trance to any contest. The only re-
quirement being to notify the Cen
trail Committee, giving the names
# contestants from each school.
Let every teacher of the county do
this as soon as possible.
BASKET BALL.
miss Elizabeth Rainsford.)
In the afternoon game of basket
hall will take place. The teams
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15
THE PROGRAMME:
J. LYON.

Parade-T. J. Lvon.
The parade will b. formed prompt
Iy all 1920 o'clock on Main street,
leading from the public square to
the deuot. Schools will he placed
in line in alphabetical order. Each
school should carry a banner with
the name of the school on it. A
$1,000 prize will he given 20 the
school having the greatest per cent.
of its enrolment present. Edge
field school is not eligible for this
prize. In case of a tie the prize
will 90 to the school making the
best appearance on parade. In or
der to raise money for this prize
Zach school will be assessed. II
twenty schools are in the parade
Zach school will pay fifty cents. If
forty schools enter each would pay
twenty-five cents.
Welcome Address-Ex. Gov. j. G
Sheppard.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
Each school is limited TO two
contestants except in the humorous
contests.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15
BASKET BALL.
miss Elizabeth Rainsford. }

In the afternoon game of basket
ball will take place. The teams
will be selected from Edg efeld,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15
Ford
Automobiles

We haze the agency for Ford auto
mobiles for the western part Of Edge
field county. There is no better car on
the market for the money. The Ford
owners who have thoroughly tested
these cars will tell you that. II you
want car, drop US card and we will
call on you and demonstrate the Ford
advantages.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15
MENTAL CONTESTS-SPELLIr
miss Sara Nicholson.)

In this contest each school is al
lowed one boy and one girl TO be Sc
lecled from the seventh grade OF
above. The cohtes. will be in
writing. Paper will be furnished
the contestants, but each one should
bring his own pencil we'll trimmed.
Each pupil will be numbered and
they will write their number plainly y
at the top of the page.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-15

Sack Race-Open to all boys
Shoe Race-Open to all boys. S
Three-Legged Race-Open tSsall
The sun., 1916-10-19
Customs Receipt. sO7A.aOe.7a.

The total receipts for duties At the
Custom House yesterday were S974.-
306.72, of which 3268. O03. 35 was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and ~S7oS.3o3,a7 for recent
importationa.
The sun., 1916-10-19
Exchange on Austria.

The second slump Of Austrian ex-
change from - rs 10 II 9S within three
DAYS started Wall Street thinking yes
ter11y that perhaps tire market for
drafts on the Central Powers Is not so
artificial and nominal as has been be
lleved. Inquiry developed that several
banks have considerable quantities %
Austrian paper which they have been
holding In hope OF a better market Tho
persistent offering OF these drafts fpr
collection Is said to have broken the
market and to reflect either the on'niou
tina Austro-Nungarian credit with the
New York buyers OF foreign exchange "a
not destined to improve materially m
the immediate future or the conclusion
that the money tied up In such paper
would be more prohtahlv employed 10y
investing II in some Of the forthcoming
foreign loans AZ 5 or q per cent. plus a
. or 3 per cent. exchange profit each
way At ll.ss Austrian exchange stand.
NJ 80 per cent, discount, hut this ,s ouly
. or s per cent below the Levels NJ which
mos, Of the drafts o being liquidl.a4
were purchased
The sun., 1916-10-19

Tota! sales to-day. 1890 500 shares. Same day 1916, 900 400 January to
l6 tNnlN0 Snmo rNMNl lMi III 81 ~
The sun., 1916-10-19
WEAKNESS SHOWN
IN FOREIGN BONDS
Anglo French Is Sell OFF 1-8
on Transactions in Ex-
change Here.
INDUSTRIALS IN DEMAND
Republic Steel Is Cross Par
Days Sales Reach
S7,136,O00.
INDUSTRIALS IN DEMAND

Missouri Pacific when Issued" 10 we're
active again yesterday. achieving a frac-
tional net gain for the day. Anglo
French Is sold of Y and American
FOREIGN Security bonds also were easier.
United Kingdom IS and City OF Paris 6s,
however. were frm and In good demand
most Of the day, weakening slightly dur
ing the last hour in sympathy with the
other foreign issues.
Chesapeake and Ohio convertible IS.
with the stock selling around 10. or
within five points OF the first conversion
level. were In good demand and sold four
points above the low OF the year. South
ern PaXfc collateral - gained is.
while the convertible IS gained Y and
the convertible As lost u. New York
Central debenture So gained u, as also
did Mercantile Marine sinking fund 6s.
Marked strength was displayed by
Central Leather So. Illinois Steel ~ per
cent debentures. Western Union 4ks.
PAPER IS and Corn Products ss. Repub-
lie steel "a crossed par. and Distillers
Securities 5s gained one point.
Maturing bond and note Issues for No
vember are estimated at s16,5s5.7s
compared with S22 800 $50 in October
and sci. SEQ. 500 a year ago. Sales yes
terday totalled s7.13s.0O 0 compared with
s6.329.oO0 on Tuesday. Summary:
The sun., 1916-10-19
Demand for T.. X. Notes.

4 banker who participated j9 the 40
tst'on Of the $3.50 0o. 600 United King
dom ) per cent. notes. sold less than
two months < expressed the opinion
that the forthcoming issue o: securities
Of the same general character would he
brought out in a fortnight. lie had no
doubt as to the success OF the new
issue. even though the amount OF the
Offering exceeded the s25O0C0.Uo orig
ina,ly contemplated - quarter Of n
billion" he said. was the minimum
under consideration" II he pointed
out tha, the absorption OF the previous
quarter billion In a period of 'ese than
months had been eytraord.na nary. "of
course" We added. no better loan las
been offered in his country, but FOR
all that &, Is remarkable that investors
and institutions should so soon create "A
scarcity in a bond Issue OF this magn!-
,ude and novelty"
The sun., 1916-10-19

The Increase IN the dividend rate on
Illinois Central stock from ; per cent
TO & per cent, although u came a. a
surprise 10 the street. was followed al
most Immediately by speculative d.-cg--
>iuus as TO when the former : por cont
rate would be restored. The rylrotd
m4ruals were pulled down from the
shelves and the comparN's r'nurd %
earnings and dividends was looked NJ.
within two hours Of the announcement
that the dividend rate had been In
creased n fairly we'll defined consenHus
seemed TO ave sprung up In various
quarters to the eN"c' thai y the sails
factory record which Illinois Central had
been making continued there was every
reason 20 believe that the stock would
ret back TO its : per cent. dividend rate
In the near future. The fact that The
road had epent some $40. ooo .0o0 IN the
last five years on rehabilitation was
made 20 play a prominent part IN the
foreCa
The sun., 1916-10-19
Market "Accidents."

In n review OF stock market facet
dents" In the past one of the best known
Stock Exchange houses takes "A phi'o-
sophlcal attitude toward such phr-
nomena, saying incidents ~ the kind
that occur TO mind have been the Trans
Missouri Freight Association decision hN
the supreme Court. the Venezuela mos
SAGE Of President Cleveland, hrcath'uE
defiance TO Great Britain tho dcatruc
tion of the Maine in Havana hprhor the
defeat of Gen, Butler at Tugrla River
the death OF Gov Flower the san Fran
ci go earthquake and tho lmsi,AriH sink
ing One and all caught spectators un
prepared and forced reactions Ike that
which followed the raid upon the british
merchantmen off Nantucket shoals "A few
days ago But we hasten To give II NJ a
result OF our observations that the mar
kcts 10 not. as a rule. experience any
great difficulty In readjusting themselves
to such occurrences Everything depend,
upon fundamental. and II these ara
right the unsettlement usually Is OF brief
duration. While the sentimental effects
The sun., 1916-10-19
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

\ good many stock Exchange ac-
counts have been transferred from the
call market TO the sixty and ninety day
time market as n result of tie ii:ilc
furry IN call money. which began on
Tuesday and vas continued yesterday
In the form OF a slightly higher renewal
rate. With call money firm at 90, per
cent. and renewals ruling at 3 per cent.
some brokers preferred TO borrow for
definite two and three month periods AZ,
"a and 81. per cent. In order to avoid
the uncertainty which has developed in
the day to day market and the posi-
billy that their loans may be called at
any The FESTIVE tendency OF
cal loans has no, extended TO time
money as yet. aaa the offerings OF COM
mercial paper continue SO light that the
discount rates on acceptances u four
TO six months bills remain unchanged.
The sun., 1916-10-19
Meeting Of Marine Directors.

Al the meeting Of the hoard 81 d.
rectors ~ the International Mercantile
VI rinc Company. scheduled for to-day.
II Is expected that T A 5, Franklin Will
he chosen ms president other officers.
rarnered chiefly, II not entirely, from
the personnel 81 the company during the
period Of tho receivcrship and the pre-
ced!ng operating year. arc expected also
to he appointed. II is learned on good
authority that the matter OF ccumu-
l1ted dividends on the preferred stock
and A plan for meeting this obligation In
some wav or other does not form n part
OF the official progra
The sun., 1916-10-19
Central Dividend.

New York Central directors at the
to-day are expected to authorize
sale OF $4,000. 900 OF the company's
treasury stock TO stockholders AT par.
hut IL IS considered unlikely that the
dividend rate will he increased. The
dividend will be raised, said one man
In the affairs Of the company.
~ not tomorrow. then aficrward III
my opinion the 5 per cert, rate will he
permitted TO continue throughout the
year. but will be changed TO 6 per cent.
three months from now"
The sun., 1916-10-19

~ the late reaction nay result In an
interval OF hesitation, until Germany's
intentions can be better determined than
row, the underlying situation is so strong
hat it IS "A fair Inference that the inter-
rupt'on In the forward movement will be
Of short DURATION"
The sun., 1916-10-19
BID AND ASKED PRICES.


Closing rric.s Of Stoke IN which there
we're 10 transactions yesterday:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21
Mebr amcrif. srnppeu md
Ean 9pmirap.

Us al.b ingt H. 20. Olai. 300
Scelolbaten in Horfolf nno SipiIcbcn
400 nno 500 in @aiti ipurDen am
Srcitas na6 santp 9pnli,lgp beprbert.
8iejeltigen bon siurfolf lbcrben auf
Dem jest in Sem 9orf bcfinblicbe1
arel5er SenneIle bortbir sebra6t iperz
nen.s Ser &reu5er Salem in 9olfo1
ipurbe nu6 nad) Santo Sorlitlgo beore
'pert nlo er ipirb etipa $50 Seelolbaten
IN gplton an gprn neblnen.
splpobl Senneiiee ipie Salen iper@
Den Iofort ableaeln.
Sic 5eriiberldaffung bon geelolz
baten bon 5aiti nacb santo 9pningo
iullrbe pnr6 &pnterabn1iral Gapertoiplt
angeoronet, pelcher oud ste anerifaz
nilden Sruppenfrafte in Sen @epalz
fern Der 8on1inifani1ben Hepublifen
inter Der linn por einieen gSoden err
tbetlten gcainacht beiebligt. Sa1 ieiner
Wdttbeiltng, neld1e Sen Sransport
meloete lub lunriu Ell Inn bie @erItdrz
fllngen bat, bat er feinc gin8clbeiten
ilber Die @or9dnae berid6tet, Sic ieine
WtaBnabnlcn beranlaBt ba6eu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21
llnabbiinsisfcitsfcier ii, @'cdlen6ura
County, I. 6.

Charlotte, g. g., 30. g2ai.
9rdIioent @i[ion trof 6eute g2oraen
10 llRr bier ein, unt Ser III. sya6res~
feter Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pon @1edlenbura Golntp bei5lluo6nel,
uno na6n Die 93epue ii6er cine Garabe
bon ca. $500 @}ann 92atioualaorSe
Der Staoten 9}oroz lnb Si6farplina
ab. Ser &orbcimoric) bauerte cine
Stlnoe.
Ser 9raii0ent 6ielt cine fllr8e qtlz
Iprade boll t0nenoer aber luenie beIos
genoer Ghraien nor ettpa 1000 Wlenz
lcfsen. Inter 9(noerem Iagte er:
"llnIere 9'atioi1 hat lief bis6er su
lehr Den lnoteriellen Singen oeuiomet.
Gs bot onoere 91atipnen gegebeu, sic
10 reid lporeu lpie Bic Ser. Stoaten
ltno mir Ipllten beoenfen, lpas ipir nit
inherent Geidt6lnl tbun Inn oie nloz
ralildhe 6ii6rtng 5u be6olten.
panterifa lit nic6t aus hen1 5iiben
unb nldlt aus g1eu @nglalis entitan@
pefI lorbern aus Sen Mittelltaten, no
Die perIdteoenen 8aiieu lih bermiIdt
baben." a)lit Dem Iusorua Der
6offmulg, oaB bie Ser. Stoateu ra6
@noe oe5 eurpp. arieses nph I'M Stan<
De ieiel1, Dos Spntbol Der S5ltlnanitat
altfanpflan5en, idlpb Der graiibent
leine Hebe.
Ser Gtdiinent, Srall 9iiipn unb
lire @eir1Idaft traten 6eute slbenb sic
9fiidreiie nad @albirgtpn an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21
sprmahp int siiSrueiten.
s. mp, Gflabomo gan5li6
ser Drt.

N
Scniion, Seras, 30. NFai. Wain@
Deltens Is &erlonen fanlen bel1te9ladlt
in etnem Sornabp 5lt Spbe, Ser furs
na6 10 llbr iiber bie @egeno il6rolid
BON 8ellHou bil,fcste. Sic Grtidnft
aelnp,Gflu., 2Meilen rDrOlid bonn geo
8iper, lit 5erItDrt ltnb Die nleiiten Spz
besfalle baben Ii6 oort ereiguet. Gin
fleines &ino nurbe eine Mtcile nDrblid
bon 9ellilon aetobtet. sllle 9rabte
rDrblid ppn bier linb nieoergebrodet1.
ISns fp9ee, Sfla., 21. sUtai. Sic
Ortldaft aernp. 800 @inmpbner. lit
BON Dem Sprnabo edn5lid 5erltDrt
ipprbell. 3lpii6en Is unb 20 Gerionen
lollen getDotet unb fat jeber lleberlcz
bcnbe I'M Srt perlest Iein.
Gom 9an5en 8eoripertbal lillr
1dipere Experimentation llnS Sc
bensherllllte berihtet lllln aurb anbere
s6eile bes Staates baben s1abeu er~
Iittens eSn @oobiparb, Sfla., blies Ser
sStltrm eilt @balttal1qla 3elt Inn
.llnp n1e6r ais 20 Ger1pnen lpurben
pcrlcst, eilltge tDotlih.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21

Mus ouperldiiige
9uelle lpirp ppn oriiben beri1tet, bab
Der YapIt ipdbreno Der lebten orsi
Mpnate pes peraan9enen Sabres Bel
bem I'M 8atitun be9laubisten Sc
ianoten gnglanbs biplpmattihe
Shritte unternpmmsn babe, I'M eine
fanoessemabe 9ebonblung Der in
4maouagor in Snoien internierten
WliIliollare gu erlpirten. 9afiir bat
.uni9einenb Die englii9e Hegierung an
ben Miliiondren Ra9e senpmretl,
lueil pieie lid BET ben 5ultdnbisen
@tellen betlast batten. Inter ben,
gorlpauoe, Die Oeutide Hegierung
babe oas pebrpilibtige sllter auf IS
Sabre erbD9t, lpuroen ole tatbpliid,eN
syti1Iipnare aus benz 3ipilgefansenel,
lager IN Die allererbarmlialten 9arofz
Ten pes Militdrsefansenenlager iiber-
fiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21
@ep. 8. Gpr !.
5er fri 6ere up olitiI If {

Spb BON Gineinnati.
Cincinnati 30. @toi. @ep. g.
Cor, Der 6efannte republifa1il6e Tpliz
tifer BON Cincinnati, ltorb beltte I'M
slIter ppn SO Sa6re1 on 9llneeuent=
Silnoune.
Gor mar elmer Ser befonntelten gez
rufspolitifer in Chic, SaIebaumaenat,
salrfier ltno S6eilbaber in cil1ent ser
grDbten SGenterIpnoifate oes 2anbes.
CT be9ann ieine Saltfbabn als 3eiz
tllnssiltl1ge, lulrbe Damn Salppnipirtb
lulo 2pfalpnlitifer, fontrpIlirte ihlieBz
lieb Die sun5e republ. Malfine IN paz
milton Gpulttp u1o erlanete baburd
einet nlattt9en ginflltb oltf bie
Staatspplittf.
-uSei bpd] selebeitl" beibt: Sanoz
le uah meillenl @eritano nnb niht
naeb beinen.
Sl1 BEN Sag bineinlGlaien, nneiz
netlpesen - mn nidt in Sen Sag binz
ein Ieben.
0ie grobte gcreoialnfcit 6eItebt
in Der aunlt 5lt idipeigen.
sser iid III sen %,ilnnel finoet,
fann oie @rpe Ieidbt perlhmdben.
Ser @ei5 innrrnelt lih arm, Sic
gfilbe sibt lid) reid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21
gsieb llnb 9srupiiiunen.

Gbicago, 20. @eai. 9iinopieb -
3ufllbr 100 Stiere $S.00-tO..
%; &ilbe nno Hinoer $4.40-s.50;
aalber SS.00-11.00.
sdlpeine 3ufubr 5000. Stetig
5n S9,65-1o.2o; 5lnneiit 5u $3.50
bis 1910.
shafe 3ufubr 5000. Set;
8iooer $50 1000; eantn,er So
O0-12.75.
8efIiigeI Siibner 1s1a-19c.
9ltter greanterp q 291a.
gier 9rlna 20 2112c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-21
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Scr Wiener sselnlne)

Ser Wiener Jelolpebsl
Sons 9apbuf, Der einem 8utptoinaz
ct 2anbiturmbotaillpn angebDrte una
bei Der stpeiten 8efreiuns BON gser.
notpib cine gepiife biitorifae Rols
1pielte, inoem er dis erfter 0lterrei-
hifdzunsariIdber Gol0at bic gtaot
betrat, 1T an Der be5arabiiGell
grense gefaaen. Md6renp zines
9anbaranatenfanpfes traf ibn tDp=
lid) cine feinolids ausel. g.oDout
ipurbe unter GROCER 5eilnabmey Der
GaernopiBer geb0lferu1rg in alnlpez
ienbeit bes 5tootrepr1fentalten ouI
benz GDlbatenfrieb1pf beitattet. Die
@3tabt Gaerroipib ipirb Dem 9efallez
men Elm 9entlnal 1eber,
9ie 8erotuneen iiber
bas Sierfeudengefeb in Bern in Der
S6peia tpurDen hurd einen iiber-
eifrisen Srieoensfreunb, nonlens
Daebippler, seft0rt, Der plDBli9 iii
ben 9erutungsfoal ei11brang uno
eine 5rleoensreoe 81 balten per5u1te.
Saeon1ler 1T goriiBenber Der 1oge=
nonrten Srieoensarr1ee, Die in BEN
@9peiaer gldttern bur6 erpbe sSn~
ierate Die 9unbesperlammlung lno
ben 8unbesrat au elmer 5rieoensot.
tion auffprbert. Der Ginorin9Iinq
erregte 9rpbess Muf{eben, ba aundbH
niemanp pubte, nos er ipollte. gr
ipuroe bonn bon Slpei smtsbienera
sefpaltlom linansaefiihrt.
2eutnant S IN mel>
mann, Der fiibne Slieeerbelb, tit,
tpie bic aeuff6e 6oaidulaeitrng
nelbet, beutl9er &orpprationstu-
bent. Der iddiiibe Referpcleutnant
1T 9tubent Der ssSnsenieurtpiKen=
i9often on Der Dresbener tetbniihsa
6p6f6lllc unb ols folder ottipe5
Mttslieb oes Mtabelnifhen gurnper=
ems gu DRESDEN i'm gerbal1oe oe5
u. s. 9. 2eutnoilt Smmelmonn
bat bis iebt iieben Iusssihnunaea
erbalten. seyn Goehien: l. Ritter<
freu5 bes Wi1itdr. ct. Seinrihs
9rbens. 2. Mttterfreus slpeiter alo{.
fe bes Qlbredtorbens nit 5blner=
tern. 8. Silberre sSrieorihzMmaul,,
mebaile am ariegsbanb. Sn preaz
ben: /. 9roen pour le merite, 2
Ritterfreu5 init G6pertern bonn
9ausorben Der @oben5ouern, 8. 81.
lernes &reus stpeiter unb 4. erHer
&laiIe.
3pis6en 0ertretern
Der Hegierung lno bes 8srliner @p=
tel 4ilo @altmtrtssemerbes fono unz
ldnsf i'm Rei6sanlt oes Snutrn cine
9eiprchuns itatt, bic iih nit Der 8ez
6unp(ln9 BEL oereinianten speilen=
tarte befuBte. 8ei Der aonferena
paren ltnter anoeren aud Yertreter
oes Wereitls 8sriiner 9otel6siiBer. oes
@ereins Der @aalbeliber unp bea
Deutlhen gaitDirteberbonoes anlpes
.ieno. Iu9 s5tanoespertrstrr pon
dllspdrts lparen erlcbienen. Dis
8oriGldses Der Hegierung. Die auI
stnen oet9rdnttsn 5leilchperbroud)
nnD lparlnnles 3erotbeiten DON Set
ten 9erit)tet lino, Ianoen antlane,
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