GC: You have before you the reading taken, or given, the
25th day of October, 1924, [
900-7] with reference to the
conversation which occurred between [
900] and Wm. E. Lauer,
regarding a proposition made by Wm. E. Lauer to [
900], which
conversation took place October 23, 1924, in the office of
Wm. E. Lauer & Co., 74 Broadway, fourth floor, New York City,
N.Y. at 11:37 in the morning. You will tell us whether
proposition made by Lauer should be accepted, rejected, or
whether a counter proposition should be made by [
900] to Wm.
E. Lauer. If either of these are done, what will the results
be? You will also answer any questions regarding these that
I may ask.
EC: Yes, we have these conditions here.
As we have given, we find there are some conditions,
apparently, of a minor nature, in the affairs of Wm. E. Lauer
that would tend to make a change in the proposition, and he,
Lauer, would hedge a bit on this condition. There has been,
as given, conditions arisen that would make the proposition
better for [
900]. As we find here, there are conditions in
the future that would tend to make a counter proposition
better. There are conditions also that might arise from a
counter proposition that would tend to make conditions
somewhat strained for those connected with proposition, yet
we would give, for the better results, to accept proposition
as first given, and we will find, without strain and with
the conditions that will arise through this association,
that the developments would be satisfactory in the financial
way. There will be conditions which will necessitate some
close observance concerning this change, notably with that
of another partner, or associate. These, with the
condition, however, will bring excellent results financially
and socially and morally.
(Q) Has Lauer any idea of breaking partnership during coming
year?
(A) No. Not unless other conditions than at present arise.
It, the proposition, is more from the conditions that have
arisen in Lauer's physical health and surroundings than of
the idea of breaking partnership. We see he has a bad throat
this morning. He should use equal parts of salt, soda and
cream of tartar as a gargle. Be good for it. - Wormser -
(Q) What are things or conditions that should be observed
concerning other partner?
(A) That the same relations as do exist, and have existed
for some time, should remain in the same manner and way that
the change does not take from or add to responsibilities of
others.
(Q) What can [
900] do to help in his relations to the other
partners?
(A) This we find will work itself out in a satisfactory
manner. There has been no particular strain. There have
been at times some conditions in the mind and the conditions
were strained in [
900]'s mind connecting the association.
The greater trouble was in the mind and not in fact or deed.
Keep to the same way that has been in the past, only keeping
in touch with the association in the manner that will keep
all in the same channel as the business has been conducted
heretofore, only assuming more responsibilities himself, as
given at first here, for there will be many outer
associations of small groups wherein financial assistance
through the force of this association will materially
assist, and will bring the financial returns as is necessary
in such an association.
Follow these out, as given.
BACKGROUND
10/28/24 Letter: "I am taking treatments and am benefitting
therefrom."
REPORTS
11/24 Ltr.: "So busy can't tell if I'm coming or going but
think of you often. Read over various readings and several
interesting things have happened which I will write about
when at more leisure. 'Things of a material nature will
occur in next 10 days or 2 weeks.' Remember? Read over my 2
business readings (2 last) - then read the newspapers and
verify. Read papers about stocks and Wall St., I mean. More
important things than that, but now I must get to the
point..." [There followed the data for Miss [
4353]'s
reading.]
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