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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08
Local Stocks
And Bonds
Quotations furnished by Allen c.
and Co..
STOCKS
Bid Asked

Bid Asked
A. G. l.. Co, of Conn. 15A 1874
Car. ms. Co. of Viii. - 90 80
Car. P. and L. Co. 81 Pr. 10S 11012
Car. P. and l.. Co. Sc Pr. 1924 1884
Mass. Investors Trust 1884 1894
PEG. Saw. B. and T. Co. 80 80
Sec. Nat. Bank of G. - 1872 II
Taylor-Colquittt Co. $500 27 20
T. w. Power Co. Sc Pr. 80 80
viii. Saw. and Trust Co. = 30 80
BONDS
Bid Asked
A. C. L. RR., First Cons.
Mtg. As due 1851 $500 So II
A. c. L. RR., L. and N.
Coll. Trust 4 sdue 1852 6412 IS
A. C. L. RR, Gen. Mtg.
AIS due 1864 ------- 51h SAP
A. c. L. RR.. Coll. Trust
SIS due 1915 ------- 81 69A
C. and W. Car. Rwy.,
First SIS due 1947 ---- 9SR 100
(All quotations are nominal and
subject to change without notice..
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08

Farm income in North Carolina
for the first six months of 1910
is 20 per cent greater than for
the same period last year, reports
Russell P. Handy, junior statis-
tician of the State Department Of
Agriculture.
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N. O. SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-RH
Spot cotton closed quiet II points
lower. Sales 1921. Low middling
8.45, middling 9.45, good middling
$50, receipts 5,342; stock 521, 953.
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BUTTER

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-R-Butter,
receipts 929,656; steady; prices un.
changed; egg receipts 1901; steady:
fresh graded firsts cars Is IL; other
| prices unchanged.
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N. c. HOGS

RALEIGH, Sept. 7.-P-(NCDA)
Hog prices were steady today at
Rocky Mount with a top of 100.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08
LIVE POULTRY

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-RELive
poultry, by freight, nominal; o
sales.
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LARD

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-LP-Lard
tierces 500; loose 5.15; bellies sou.
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METALS

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-R-Cop-
per steady; electrolyptic spot.
Conn. Valley $50; export FAs
NY $50. Tin steady; spot and
nearby 50.37 IL; forward 50.12 IL
Lead steady; spot, New York 4.9c
to IS; East St. Louis Ats. Zinc
steady: East St. Louis spot and
forward 6.85. Pig iron, aluminium
anthony, quicksilver, platinum,
Chinese wolframite and domestic
scheelite unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08
Omen High Low Close
NEW r. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. - Up =
The cotton market today closed
steady 10 to II points net lower.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08
CHARLOTTE SPOT

CHARLOTTE, Sept. 7.-P-Spo'
cotton 9.55.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-08

Foreign bonds we're featured by
further rises in British Empire is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
r u LUDWIG

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
C. Ludwig, 70, who died at 8
o'clock Friday morning at her
home at Carolina Beach after a
long illness, will be held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the
Federal Point church.
The Rev. w. A. Tew will Of
ficiate and burial will follow in
the Federal Point church GENE.
terry. Active pallbearers will be
grandsons Of the deceased.
Mrs. Ludwig is survived by her
husband, J. o. Ludwig, Of Caro-
lima Beach; six daughters, Mrs
Mary E. Earnhardt and Mrs. j. R
Bame; of Carolina Beach, Mrs. C
W. Foster, Of Petersburg, Va,
Mrs. j.. D. Fisher of Salisbury
Mrs. Beluah Davis and Mrs. M
A. Sly, of Carolina Beach; three
sons, o. j. Ludwig, of Caroline
Beach, j. B. Ludwig, of Salisbury
and J. L. Ludwig, of Statesville
three brothers, Cal Fisher, OF Row
an county; Henry Fisher, of Sails
bury; and j. R. Fisher, of Ca.
barrus county; three sisters, Mrs.
Matte Lingle, Of Crescent, Mrs.
E. Holsouser of Rowan county
and Mrs. Florence Klutz, of Sails
bury.
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and the Rev. Mr.. Harrison, offici.
ating.
Her body was found about
o'clock Tuesday morning in the
front yard of the Misses Edna
and Margaret Dozier. Coroner
John c. Caison and DR.. L. c
Brown who examined the body
said death had incurred from nat
ural causes, probably coronary
thrombosis. 1t was believed tina
Miss Newton had suffered a hear
attack earlier in the evening ano
had fallen as she tried to reach
the Dozier home for aid.
Miss Newton was the daughter
of the late John R. and Josephine
Bensel Newton, and a member O:
one of Southport's old and promi
nent families. She was affiliated
with St. Philips Episcopal church
She is survived by three sis
tiers, Miss Susan C. Newton, Mrs
R. L. Thompson, and Mrs. H. B
Smith, of Southport; four broth
ers, j. S. Newton, of Wilmington
Cal Newton, of Charlotte, Ed c
Newton of Raleigh, and J. R. New
ton, of Southport.
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JACK j.

Funeral services for Jack j.
Edwards, So, who died at $50
o'clock Friday morning at his
home in the Cedar Grove COM
munity in Columbus county, will
be held at 2:30 o'clock this after.
noon from the Cedar Grove Bap-
fist church. The Rev. Mr.. Morne
will conduct the services and bur-
ial will follow in GoWan's ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Edwards was former super
intendent of the Columbus county
prison camp and had served on
the police force at Lumberton and
Bladenboro several years.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Annie Benton Edwards; and
the following children, E, L. Ed
wards, of Bladenboro, Leon F. and
Harry Edwards, of st. Pauls, Jack
Edwards of Raleigh, Mrs. Luther
Britt, of High Point, Mrs. C. W.
Green, Of Cerro Gordo, Mrs. Joe
B. Davis, of Marion, S. c., Mrs.
Warner Gray, of Lumberton, Ed
win and Marjorie Fay Edwards,
of Cerro Gordo.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

mon E. Eagle, Sc, of 1915 NORTH
Fourth street, who died Friday.
The services will be conducted
by the Rev. Earl Bradley, the Rev
c. W. Phillips and the Rev. G. w
Billiard. Interment will be in Belle.
vue cemetery.
Pallbearers will be: active-Ar
thur Grimsley, George Hewitt
John Rich, c. w. Long, R. j. Hol
llday and R. E. Chadwick; honor
ary-Murphy H. Canady; j. R.
Hollis, j. E. L. Wade, A. Hew.
lett, M. IT, Ross, Vance Millinor.
Ed George, Monroe Rich, Dav,
Joyner, Ronald Lane, George
Clark, H. A. Hunter, Cleve Orr,
j. A. McDougall. DR.. A. H. Elliott
E. G. Milliken, DR.. John T. Hog
gard, Tom Cause, James Crews,
Herbert Hewlett and G. w. King
He is survived by his widow, {
daughter, Mrs. T. M. Ross, a son
R. j. Eagle, a sister, Mrs. w. H
Merritt, and the following grand
children: Ronald E. Eagle, Jr.,
Deirdree Eagle, Donald Ray Eagle
and Jean Lafoe Ross, all of Will.
mington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
C. w. GALLOWAY

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-R-
Charles William Galloway, 70,
vice-president in charge of opera
tons and maintenance for the
Baltimore and Ohio raiload for
70 years, died today in Bon Secours
hospital shortly after noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
SUSPICION

DENVER - Miss Rosa Murray,
chief clerk of a draft board, picked
up the telephone.
"NVho do you think you are and
what are you trying to get away
with?' demanded an angry female
voice.
Miss Murray explained she was
the draft board clerk.
"Oh," said the caller. 1T just
found a note in my husbands peck.
ct saying to call Miss Murray. You-
understand, don't you?"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
FLASHES
OF LIFE
By the Associated Press

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - The re-
luctance of prisoners to leave the
Lycoming county Jail has been ex-
planned.
Sheriff Jacob f. Mathews re-
ceived nine illegally killed deer
from game wardens-and venison
is the main course at meals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
SAVED

HILLSBORO, Ore.-Fire at Mr..
and Mrs. George Hendricks home
did little damage, but smoke
knocked their canary cold.
The fire department rushed the
bird to an inhalator and revived
it with gentle doses of oxygen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

The justices, playing their first
season under Dick Esleeck, former
Virginia Tech star, rolled up 1872
points in ten games while their 190-
pound line was holding opponents
s%coreless,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
BIG PROFIT

AURORA, Neb. - lobe Catlett
bought a chest of drawers at q
sale for 40 cents. On his way home
a drawer came open and out fell
an envelope containing $165.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

Mrs. o. Rice, of Waterbury, g. c.,
and Mrs. C. NJ. Ward, of Whiteville.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
BRAND NEW

COLUMBUS. Ind.-When Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Wilmington paid the
physician who delivered a daugh-
ter they handed him 700 nickels-
all of the new jefferson issue. q.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
AL E |GH
B E rs
Bureau,
Sir Walter Hotel.
BY HENRY AVERILL

RALEIGH, Dec. IA. - Victoria
Greer, Winston : Salem negress,
thinks the courts, as well as her
man, done her wrong. She is
appealing from a two to three year
sentence imposed for shooting her
estranged husband, John Greer, in
the hip.
John, and his witnesses. swore
She forced him out of an automo.
bile at pistols point after he had
refused her plea to live with her
again and after she Lad proclaimed
to all around II loves that man
just desperately" Then, they say,
she shot him in the side.
Victoria, for her art, maintains
that John beat her up SO many
times she can't count them, and
insists that the shooting was done
with a pistol she had knocked from
Johns hand and as he was threat
ening her with great bodily harm.
Descriptive gem of the case, as
outlined in an abstract of the evil
dence, was her description of the
act of shooting. She told how John
lowered over her, about to beat
her up again.
"-and then is was I squeezed
the lemon squeezer and it pierced
him il the side"
Evidently the great battleship
North Carolina, which was chris
tened not so long ago with Miss
1sobel Hoey breaking a bottle of
champagne over it's bow. is to be
commissioned before long.
Edgar Stafford, CHI" boilermak-
er who has been on duty with the
naval recruiting unit here has been
ordered by the navy department
to duty aboard the North Caro-
lima.
That, according to Lieutenant
Commander Mcfarland Wood. in
charge of the recruiting station,
means that the department is now
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
X. III. COLEMAN

Ruben Henry Coleman, So, of 702
ColWell avenue, an employee of the
Rose Ice company, died in Raleigh
yesterday after a long illness.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Lottle Coleman, three daughters,
Ruth, Madeline and Betty Coleman,
and a son, Lloyd Coleman, all of
Wilmington; a brother, George Cole
man, of Branchville, and two sisters,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

MISS BLANCHE A, NEWTON
SOUTHPORT, Dec 14.-Funer-
al services for Miss Blanche A.
Newton, SO, were held Wednesday
afternoon from St. Phillips church
with the Rt. Rev. Thomas C.
Darst, assisted by the Rev. ],
Leon Malone, the Rev. MIR. Potts,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
f.. EAGLE

This afternoon at 3 o'clock flu
neral services will be held from
Calvary Baptist church for Solo
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

Apropos Of nothing more than
a resent bull session in which your
reporter participated: : Judges OF
North Carolina can impose a life
sentence for only one crime = ac-
cessory before the fact to n OF
the capital offenses, which are
murder, arson, burglary and rape.
The Governor, however, can COM
mute a death sentence to life inn
prisonment in his dissertation.
Those taking part in the bull
session differed widely about the
matter, and so your reporter went
to the Code to see about it.. 5
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assembling the crew for commits
sioning at an early date.

Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Clyde A. Erwin narrowly mis-
sed losing an eye last Sunday.
Walking through a piece of woods
he failed to note an overhanging
Dough and was stuck suarely in
othe left eye. He is still wearing a
patch over the optic, but danger
Of serious results has passed.
Most interesting folks to watch
this week have been the textbook
statesmen interested in the ulti-
mate decisions of the State Board
of Education which vas in session
almost all day both Monday and
uesday.
On the surface the rivals seem
completely cordial; but just get
one of them separate and apart
nd hear him : Il dislike to run
down a competitor, but - ,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
l55 - Seeds and Plants

PLANT EARLY BEARING PECAN
ana trees now. Catalog free.
sass Pecan company, Lu1nberton.
Miss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
Wanted

WANTED-BUTTON HOLES TO
make. &c each, 8 for 10c. Dial 1859.
SOB So. 9Th St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED
Piano. Cheap for cash. P. O. Box
442. Dial 1922.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

WANTED TO BUY SMALL CABIN
boat with two hunks. Write par
ticularS to Box Boat" care Star.
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

THE SHOE DOCTOR - WE TAKE
old. WORKOUT shoes. make them
new again. Cinderella Repair Dept.
Dial 1887.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15

LET US PAINT AND REPAIR
your bicycle or v~elocipede or
Christmas. Thompson Bicycle CO.
Dial 1861. Delivery Service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-15
Office Equipment
Painting. Papering

LITTLE JIM SHARP, PAPER
hanger. moved from 16 st. to TIA
Grace. Dial 1898.
Terna NJ. Sanderlin,
l12l S. Sth st.
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&1lldje 9rGter

seSn einem 2elolo5arett Iiegen stpet
&olner uebeneirauoer, sic beinabe sic
gleide Serluluoumg om ltnterldenfel
baben. 8eioe tperoen nl,n t1ali6 mai.
liert, luobei ser cine ltets rl,big bleibt,
Die 3eitlug lielt ooer feline Bfeife
rald)t tpabreno ser anoere boz
Sdmer5en Sic idmmerliditen @ri.
naiien idneioet. s(ls es 6ielem nun
eines Cages SIT arg miro, fragt er ben
onoern: ~8ic eB oat, 90bes, bab 90
baum gar fein Ring (Sdmer5en) bel
odm Walieere?"
u9omm Sb6", meint oarauf Ia.
d)elno 9o6es, ~nteins 30 oaun, id
(ebt mer mieb tranf Bein maileere2"
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likt in Ser eleftrildeu Dabn uno bat
iein 5elbfrdn5den (Miise) ser gro.
ben Sise lwgen abgenomn1en unS ne
ben iid) eeleet. Sa iteist cine oide
Waoam elm uno lett iid auf Sic Nfiit.
sc. Oas ltngliid miro crit bemerft,
ais Ser Soloat auslteigen mill 1tno
feline @tiibe iudt. Gridredt ipringt
sic 5rau altf uuo iiberrei6t berleeeu
oem Sol6aten feline ettpas aus Der
6orm geratene Miise. Der nimmt Iie
entsesen uno iagt: 80 batgbr doper
@liid gebatt. Maoam, id tpollt ei-
seutlid bit NORGE miuae &elm og.
geIak ban."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

Mus5dlltueen ser 2ebens>, Selter>
,tno ltnfalperlider eingeitellt
iuerbeu, aub Sic geiamte So5ialper-
fideruns tuiiroe aus Mange1 an Mit'
teln binfdllig tperoen, 1peil mani oas
einse5ablte &apital fir ariegs5tpede
berbra,,dt bat. 9ie Steuern piiroen
ins Bbantaitiibe iteigen, Inn alt6
nur Die notpenoielten reselmGbisen
Mussoben ser 3egierrnsen au 6eden.
Deuu ser 9oaar tpiirbe angeiidts ser
areoit,,nfdbigfeit ins 8obenloie iiu-
ten
Die 5ummen, NIT benen Colonel
Mcgormid ipielte, sic aber feiner
Ansabe 5ufolse ouf iiderer 8ered'
nuns fuBten, iollten a,,6 BEN &riegs-
hltisen @runS gum Nad6enfen ge~
ben.
Ser beiorgte Colonel bat sic Saupt-
fade perselien: namlid Sic Sauienoe
it,b elbertouIen6e bon amerifanil6en
iunsen Mdnnern, Bic Gut, 8lut uno
2eben lailen ntiiBten fir fremoe &rie-
&c, sic uns nidt in eerinslten anse-
ben llno 6ie Sic @elt in nod groBeres
ltugliid itiir5en tpiirbe.
ltebriseus brauden mir 6ieien l1n-
n0tigen Sorsen unb 8efiirbtunsen
rns nidt biususeben, baben mir bod
bon auerbodIter l,n6 maBgebenoer
5telIe oas beilige 8eripreben, oaB
fein anerifaner ie an einent iiberlee.
iideu 4rieg teilnebmen tuiro.
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Torti6ritte Der fatbolii@en Stride III Gbima

beionbers 2oblen, nur 80 Brosent aer
Sibe abseben, Die barin entbaltcn lit.
3onnte man oie Site a,tf 80 grosent
erboben, 10 ipiiroe bies sic Soften ser
Sei5ung un, 3tpeiorittel ermdbigen.
Muf bem 2an6e fennt man sic ste.
nosrapBilten nur bem Namen nod.
Sieie beoienen ii6 Ser 3ltr5Ibrift uno
idreiben 10 idnea als elm @eoner
reSet. Sn oer &eiebsebung, in ben
@erid)ten uno in BEN @elbaften iiu6
Sic Stenosrapbiiten lmentbebrlid.
0tan bat Apparate (Dictapbone).
'pelde sic &ur5ihriit iiberfliiiiis ma
diem, oennod m1B allies BON Sen Blat-
ten ooer @al5en ab. uno umgeIhric-
ben tueroen. sBer erfinoet Sen appa-
rat, Ser imltanoe 1T, cine &eoe brett
oltf Rapier 5u it6ertraeen?
SSntereiiauter fir SEN 6orlner nd.
re eiue Grfinorng, Sic eS ern0glidte,
5u irgeno elmer beliebigen 3eit 9te-
gen SIT nacbelL oOer, lueuu eS Sll bieI
regnete, ben Gegenlpetter ein Gnoe
SIT MAIDEN. Sb oas eiu Segen tpire2
0en Sous sIrouen pGrc cin s(ppa.
rat, Ser oaS Sope5iereu Ihnea 1rno
ldon beiorat, uid)t 1nipillfon,ncl,, 10
olh cine Ataidine, sic oas @eld)irr
noD ieoer 0tabl5eit obne nciterc3 3u-
tlln lp1ld)t, oocr cine MolNine, oie
oo5 giigeln int @auol11orcbeu be-
lorgt. ltno luie luillfon1lnen lpGre
oent Boitonlt nid)t elm slpporat, ser
leoeS Folhtitf picgt lmo glei1 oie
Warfen otfflcbt.
Henn mau MIR cin MitteI - ei-
nen Npporat Ddtte, Ser am Gfluge
befeltigt 1peroeu fonnte, 1tn alle SSr.
letten lno Snlcfteneier 5u peruidtenl
G5 gibt biele Grfinoungen, oie iih
ipeiter alts6elltcn be5tp. berlpenoen
lieBen. 0oS gcld)iebt pornebn,lib in
Oettldlano, poiclbit ser @aIoIin-
motor in ser 2onopirti6aft cine be-
oel1telloe Goue ipielt.
0ie groBe 5Srngc, nit ser lid) ieoer
beId)dftigen iollte, lit biele: Goa bas
Eotentamt geldloiien, ODER ion oer
GrfinoltngSgeilt ipciter l,ntcrltiibt luer-
oeu?
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Eiitfmsdj, ben 20. Noptm6er 1910
9ie ungehife 3ufuRit Der fatbolii6em Nihionem
ilt ben 60lonien

1tn5tueifelbaft tpiro bon Dem Ails.
gang oes< segenipdrtisen @eltfrieges
aud, Ole 3ufunft Der fatboliihen 0sii-
fieneu in oen auBereuropdiIben, BON
e,1ropaiiden Mddten abbdneisen Sau-
berge6ietem, Sen 8olonien, abbdusen.
Die retdsbeltide firdlide Hreiie
fd)eint iid optimiitiiden Soffnungen
biusugeben, tpenn iie elmer in Ser
8ublifation uSunee airde' perOffent-
Iidten abban6luns oes @elanoten Or.
Msmus, gla,tben ldehft, tuelder per-
fid,ert: bas 8erbaltnis Ser fiinftisen
2oleuialnadt gu oen ginseborenen
tueree oasienige elmer Sbutmadt
fetn. Die b0lfiide @ieenart, 6ie @e>
brdude ltno 8edtssetpobnbeiten Der
@iugeboreuen iperoen, iotpeit tie nidt
gegen oie s,tten Sitten nad oeutlder
Muffailltng beritoBen sea6tet luer-
oen. SIT oen beutiden &olonien miro
bensfreibeit fir Sic driitliden
tuie fiir sic nidtdriltliden &eligio-
neu. aae eottesoienltlliden uno re-
Iieioleu gil,ridtungen iperoen 6en
gleideu Sdub ser beutiden &egierln1g
eenieBen. ,,gbrilten Mobammeooner
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fden &olonien in glei6er 8eiie nad)
ibrer Soiion ielig 1per6en fonnen."
@au5 onoers ober lahen ii6 anoere
p1tbli5iitiide Stinlnten bernebmen, Die
fid in ibarf flmpferii6er @eile &C.
gen oos driitlide Wfiilionspeien ipen=
oen.
60 idj1ieBt elm slufiab bon 9r.
8ernabit, ser in ser bom 8ibliogra=
pbiideu Snltitltt beralsgegebenen
.,@roBen G0lterfl1nbe" erIdien, nit
Der Anfiiubigl1ng: uIae re1igiolen
Mniionen meroen mir nerbieten."
Delueegeniiber 1peiIt Miilionsbireftor
9. 9naf im epaneeliiden ,,9eutiben
Yfarrbtatt' 6araltf bin, baB oie Srage
mad ben1 Gbriitentltm 1tnter ben Gin~
geborenen NIT Ser Sernbaltl1ng aller
briltliden Wiiiionen nidt mebr ent=
fdieoen peroen fann. ,,0ie 8irflitb-
felt, nit ser es sic &olonialpolitif
in oieler 8esiebung beute 5l1 TIM bat,
fino niht sic Miiiions1tutionen ooer
Ole Wiiiouare, lon0ern 6ie eingebore<
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mander sdmierisfeiten, tuie sic
@tiiionare beridten, sroBe 5ortldrit>
te su berseidneu.
Sn einem 8ortrag, ben Dor fllr.
gent Mler. Midael O'gonnor, O.Y,
apoltoliIher Brdfeft bon aienou in
5,,fien, China, Dor oen anseb0risen
ser Sers Selu-@emeinoe auf Stateu
Sslanb bielt, enttuarf ct elm interei.
iantes 8ilo iiber oie eesentudrtig in
Dent bom ariee aerriilenen China
berridenoen 3uitdnoe.
Die dineiiiden @tdote, 10 ertlartc
ser Npoltolild)e Brofeft, bieten Elm
8ilo ser ersipungenen &ube lu6 ser
3eritorung, ipo nod Dor fllr5em Sic
@bineien ibren froblideu Sanoel ,mo
8aroel trieben. Sauler, sic 3iellbeis
ben bon 8onben, liegen bertuiiltet in
Sen StraBen; iiberau tpltdert @ras
uno ltnfraut> ,1no tpeit inn ltmfreie
1iesen Sdutt- 1tno Sriimmerboufen.
Die fatbolilde Stride, 10 ,iagte ser
Sortrasenoe, perbleibt inmitten an
oieier 3eritorung 1,no NertuiiItng
ltanobaft uno felt, eetreu ibrer Mil-
lton, bie 2ebre Gbriltt 5u prebigen
1tuo tie 10 5u leben, tpie sic Miiiioz
mare iie ibren @ldubigen preoieen.
Ser Ratboli5ismus ser Sat lit oas
Sbema ibrer Yreoiet be,lte in CHINA.
In Ser Gpibe berienige1t, Sic boS
gleno l1n0 Sic Scot linoern belfen,
bleibe Ser fatboliide Miilionar auf
Ieinem Soften, ielblt oann, ipenn man
es ibm oer5eiben miibte, fails er al1=
oers banoeln ipiiroe. 31tbor in sSriez
oens5eiten berridtete ser Wfillionar
feline Mrbeit, inbem er bon Million
5u Wiiiion, bon Srtldaft 81 Ort-
id)aft ging, ermlltigte er feline &C.
folgidaft, unterrid)tete feline &ated):-
iten, 70 gut es eben ging, ipornte sic
WfiiBigen an, ri6tete bie GGna6en
allf, tpenn intmer mog1ib sic III. Ga
framente ipenoeno, tdglid sic III.
Weile leieno.
9o6 nit Dem Sereinbreden oes
Rrieges, 10 1e9te oe r8r1fett oar, lei
oas iebt anoers getporoen. Gin ltur=
feres Snterelie mahe .iid ii6erau be-
merfbar. Not, 2eioen uno Wangel
baben oie Gbineien naber gebrodt 5u
oieiem uSremoen" irnerbalb ibrer
Gore 1,no nit 6ielem ltdrferen Snter-
eile ging San6 in Sano cine flarere
@inii6t in 6eiien 3iele uno Soeale,
ia ein Sl,d)en nod oeiien @riinoen
fitr iein 9aiein a1f ser dineiilden
5oldes Sntereiie er5euge
Neltgier0e l1no Na6frage 1tno idlieb.
li6 folge ser 8unid, oob einmol
feit5uitellen, mas oieie &eligiou ei.
sentlid tuolle, 6ieies @ponselium, oas
oen Sirten auf 6en Bergen Balaiti-
er'tmals bon 6en @neeln Dor nabe5u
1000 Sabren berfiinoet tpor6en lit.
Na6 Sen @orten oes @lgr. O'@on.
nor fet Die beutige 2eioens5eit fir
oas dineliide 8olt eeipiB nur ser
8orbote elmer idoneren uno er0Beren
9ufunft Sieies 10 bart sepriiften luo
idtuer beimgeiu6ten 8olfes.
9ie iabrelangen opferbollen Mn.
itrenglmsen ser Miiiionare Beginner
Sritdte au trasen uno oie 9(rbeit ser
Stride fir Sic 6urd SEN Rrieg Rot-
leioenoen un6 SeimgeIubten iu gbina