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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
He Looked Neay York O1er Until His Eye Rested
On Little Ubtoacn Boarding House. His Man
Hadn't Been There in 7scenty Years, But Room-1lateS
Are Room. Mates. ESen When One Is a Governor

Within twelve hours he was hard az work or
ganizing the new constabulary His task be
gan with rapid study of the problem in New
York and a hurried trip to Pennsylvania to
see Major Groome and there study the opera
tons of a constabulary which has been tired
and not found wanting. To-day he is already
busy seeking recruits for his new force-iour
captains and four lieutcnants. four sergeants
and 2Si enlisted men. He has let it be known,
and clearly known, too, that he does not WISH
to hear anything Of a mans antccedents until
he has made a thorough personal eXamlna-
ton of him. both mental and physical, with
a view to the mans special qualifications for
becoming a state trooper. After that Major
Chandler will take look at any recommenda-
tons that the man may offer-if he has sue
ceeded in passing the first tests lie Is seek
ing retired army men Of the cavalry type 1t
is absolutely essential that our new state con-
stables be able to ride and handle horses IN
every fashion After that if the rigid tests
of every sort are successfully passed the ap-
plicant may be enlisted for term of two
years and at 5000 year pay. Refreshments
are also for two-year periods.
Beyond these necessities of recruiting Ma
Tor Chandler says-nothng On the day he
came out from the Governors office, after re-
ceiving his commission, he waved the report
ers away.
"No interviews" said he quietly, but firmly.
There is nothing for me to say now. My
work will have to speak for itself"
Chandler, despite certain tendency of his
close cropped hair to grow gray, is still
Young man. He is in his carly forties. And
he is boyish in his enthusiasms. quick. alert,
determined In his treless energy he IS
Roosevetian. But he has one quality in which
he immensely surpasses the Colonel-the
quickness and vivacty Of his humor He Is
trigger quick on joke. And if it happens
to be joke on himself he is none the less
appreciative Of it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

The next person to enter was a wo-
man with complaint. The Business
Man listened attentively, decided that
she was Justly indignant and told her
so frankly. He was just getting her
into a friendly frame of mind when the
Crouch stuck his. head out of the door
leading to the inner sanctum and gave
the woman one of his celebrated sus-
picious stares. That settled that. The
woman left the Office as mad as when
she had entered and ever afterward
preached frightfulnesS against the
Business Mans corporation.
Things went from good to bad all day.
The Business Man would pave the way
TO large orders and smooth the frowns
from faces bringing grievances, only to
see his efforts utterly spoiled by the
sour face and sour words Of the Crouch.
After some thought he decided that his
subordinate was useless when exposed
TO the public view, and thereafter he
kept the fellow in a dark closet in the
basement, where not even the ianitor
could look at him.
This little fable is the apex of futility
because its moral will have no effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
VAN FOUND HIS STATE POLICEMAN
The Man Who UW Organise the NeOO York Stat
Coustabulary Is a Soldier-Smgeon Whose Training
and Personality Especially Fit Him for the Job "M
Juterzie7ys: NV ork Will Haze To SPEAK for Itself"

"The Mkado," which the Chambers put On !.
the local opera house four years ago. W.,
Chandler was not leading the orchestra !.
drilling chorus and principals he was singi,,
He has a capable bass voice. and happen ;.
know that he has memorized at least half
dozen fairly difficult oratorio parts and oO.,,
roles.
All this time and have only limited a, q.
military training Of the new superintendent n
our State Constabulary. Let me say here Ar
now that he is thorough soldier. He climb.
to the command Of Company II and made !
one Of the vest best. if not the very best a,
all the National Guard separate companies i
the state, not alone because Of the fact ts,,
countless incidents like the one which o,v.
lust related made him the beloved idol Of n.
men Of his command, but also because il /,
not the Chandler way to do things by halv..
If a busy physician had been content to hay.
made mere side issue of his personal mil
itary training Chandler would not b,v.
bought and read and all but memorized ever
standard book on the conduct of war and n.
training of a soldier, but he would have ssyed
himself the tcdium Of the three monthy
course two years ago Of the war college Al
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, as we'll as the dreary
months that he spent with his command 4,
the Mexican border during the summer and u.
autumn of the last year. He was one Of two
men chosen out of the New York Na,iOnsl
Guard for the special training at Leavenworth
And so well did he absorb that training that
his advancement to the rank of major came
almost as a matter of course.
Here, then, in brief is sketch OF New
Yorks big new policeman as have come N.Y.
self to know him. | feel--in fact, know
that he is making many personal sacrifices to &C.
ccpt this post The salary Of the new position
is fixed at $4,000 year. 1t is poor surgeon
who cannot earn that in fees in twelve
month. And Chandler is tremendously good
surgeon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

wears Of age he was not alone enrolled IN an
orchestra up in Ithaca, but was its conductor
as wcl-and that despite the fact that he
was, by number of years, its youngest mem
her. It is form of recreation that appeals
to him tremendously And once, when he
found himself confronted with an opportunity
for vacation of two or three months, his
friends asked him if he did not purpose get
ting off into the country.
What for?' he asked back. "For chop
ping wood? No, thank you. In my regular
Job get all the woodchoppng, all the out
door exercise any man can want. I've got
something else up my sleeve
And 50 he had. lie took his vacation at
the head of the orchestra Of a repertory opera
company of standing, an opera company with
eighteen works upon its playing list And
when he came back he said that he had had
a perfectly corking vacation Of it. And no
one who knew him or even talked with him
could doubt that.
Kingston has not forgotten the part that
Chandler played in certain New Years Eve
ball there not so many seasons ago. He was
Captain Chandler them captain, if you please,
of the towns crack military organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
The Majors INFRINGING Was OF
the OId=FaShiOned Kind

Born in Western New York. son of Meth
odist minister whose enforced itinerancy had
located him for the customary three years at
CLYDE, George Chandler a graduate Of
Syracuse University. Syracuse is huge but
little understood institution of Central New
York, an institution which does its quiet work
on an intensive PLAN picking up most of its
students from within a radius of approx
mately one hundred miles and turning them
out as physicians, ministers, teachers, archi-
tects. cultivated home workers of every sort
1t was while he was studying in Syracuse
that Major Chandler met the woman who
was n few years later to become his wife
Her name was Martha Schultz, and she, too,
was a student upon Mount Olympus, as SYRIA
cusc styles the site of its big educational in
stitution. And after Chandler had gone TO
New York, had done his postgraduate work
at the College of Physicians and Surgeons
here, he went back to Syracuse and married
his fellow student
Only those who are very close to George
Chandler can ever know the influence upon him
of the two women who have stood closest to
his lfc-a talented wife and a talented
mother; this last a woman who painted min
iatures and wrote steadily and brilliantly UNI
der the name of Izora Chandler. No small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

BY teaching his men that they are 70
be civil as we'll as civic servants, the
Commissioner has revolutionized the
public attitude toward his men. No one
can honestly believe that the depart
ment is full of grafters and crooks wnen
the policeman on his street is pleas
ant, helpful chap, who makes frlenos
where his thick headed predecessor Only
made arrests.
If there is in any section of the clH
a conviction that "crook" and cop srs
synonymous and interchangeable, tneD
look around in the immediate vlclhle
for a club-swinging bluecoat. 1t Is q"
infalible sign.
AS in all arguments there is anoIns
side. The other night heard Sanluo
Gompers describe a strike confereh"
in which the late Mark Hanna benloan'O
the fact that his striking employees Tau
such rudimentary ideas of diplomas
And the labor leaders apt reply was
Diplomats aren't developed on
cents an hour, Mr. Hanna
Right; neither are courteous c"
ployes. Which brings me right p'''
to the beginning. If employers Won
pay the price demanded by collrIe'"
employees, regard for public support ~
approval calls for complete isolation "
the other variety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
Courtesy at the Outer Gate Is as Good a Business
Maxim as Courtesy in the Inner
HoLy.oEH0HeS
Bv PARKHURST WHITNEY
Holy.of HoHeS

Mr.. Shonts wouldn't bawl out "Brrrk-
lun Brrrge" and count the day lost if |
entered the car before he could slam the
door in my face He wouldn't msdirect
passengers whose knowledge OF the sub
way system is as limited as their
knowledge of English, and then leer at
me as though | possessed his villanous,
despicable brand of humor.
On the contrary, | think Mr.. Shonts
would be uniformly courteous and help
tul. particularly so to strangers and
foreigners. In week he would win
over thousands of enemies OF his cor
poration and defer indefinitely the day
Of municipal ownership.
My belief in municipal and Federal
ownership is not absolute, however. Sew
eral years experience in the newspaper
business has convinced me that though
the transfer from private to public con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

"HERE were two young men IN the up
town boarding house whose tastes and
whose ambitions were common and so
led them into close friendship. One was a
surgeon. Just graduated from the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, over in West Fifty
ninth Street. and the other law student just
out Of Amherst and working throughout the
day and long into the night in order TO make
a real success Of his profession. Such spare
time as was theirs they spent in common.
They would find their way over to the ugly
red bulk Of the Metropolitan-the big museum
of art had not aspired in those days to mar
bic front on Fifth Avenue-to public lectures.
20 the opera or to the theatre. The tastes OF
both men were as high as their ambitions
In a little while they were apart, but the
friendship was not severed i has deepened
throughout the years. The young physician
drifted up the Hudson. put his shingle out on
a modest Office in Kingston and laid the foun-
dations Of lasting reputation In the course
of some twenty years he has become known as
one of the very foremost of the many excel
lent surgeons in the Hudson Valley between
New York and Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

Company ". of the I'd Regiment Of the Ma
tional Guard. The command was giving big
New Years Eve ball, and rs spacious armory
was crowded to the doors. Chandler had
planned to attend the dance later in the even
ing. For the early part Of the night he was
entertaining a dinner party at his own home
not far distant from the armory.
It was while he sat at the table that he was
summoned to the telephone. There was trou-
be at the armory The out-of-town orchestra
which had been engaged to furnish the music
had brought along a new FIST violin. AT the
last moment it had developed that the flrst
violinist was not d union man. Ana the rest
Of the band. being deyout unonsts, had re-
fused 70 play a note until the new first violin
had been eliminated. 1t mattered not to them
that there could be no music without the first
violin. They would have ,heir union to face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

~ NE morning a Business Man had
Y an inspiration and acted upon
it. He took the desk in the
outer office near the door and gave his
own sheltered sanctum to the Crouch
who worked for him.
Things began to happen Immediately.
Being a thinking man, the Business
Man realized that a large measure of
his success was due to his habit Of cour-
tesy. Courtesy brought business, de
feated opposition and increased his
knowledge, for no one talks to a man
whose ideal of good manners is Prus-
sian drill sergeant. Consequently, the
Business Man was uniformly civil to
every person that bumped against his
desk that day.
The first person to enter the office
after the change was a man who had an
order for something like $4,000 worth
of goods. The Business Man didn't learn
the size Of the order. however, until
after the customer had departed with
il. The Crouch, to whom the Business
Man had politely introduced the GUS
toner. thought that he had to deal with
fugitive from justice or something
equally dangerous, and he behaved &C
cordingly. Naturally the customer got
mad and took his $4,000 to a COMPETE
tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13
1 SOIdier=SurgeOn Whose Side
Line Is "Opera and Music"

Their versatility has been a source Of much
of Kingstons real enjoyment. For Major
Chandler is far more than merely surgeon
or an exceedingly expert and we'll trained sol
der. He is a genuine musician, for instance.
He has played the violin ever since he was
small boy; in fact, when he was but fifteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-13

NE morning a Business Man had
an inspiration and acted upon
it. He took the desk in the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

Aitlmann oft as3eiet. Der Diplomat
rnbm BON iehsr reesn antbeil am full
tursllsn 2eben Der g0lfer, bel benea
sr feline pclitiide WiNion gu srfiilen
bnttt. Sein 6aus. bic reihen Samms
F, Iilngsn unc Sddbs, iino Elm iprs9sn.
Der 9epeis nafiir.
'aubImanns Ye8isbunsen sur Eunit
7 iinb aud in ben bisberigsn ebara'.s.
riititen ieinsr psriOnIidfei.. isboG,
tpie mir i9eint, ni6i nit BEN n0i1igsl
yo6brud. sripGbut iporbsn. Gern
Sicics feine geritdncnib fir ole siunIt
bat Iib bisher itets auf ben Diplomas
ten iibertragtn. 9erporraJenbt cite
unb mOoerne Rsiitsr I9miidsn fsire
Seiibuns in Bapsrn. Dos if Der Gins
flub glundens, bas er in fsinsr Sas
esno fab. llnb bisier 70 ausseprdgi'
!tuuitiinn iibsrtrus iid BEL ibm auh
auf bic fh6ne 2iteraiur, unb Don bier
fIhren Die sdben 5ur Breiie. gser
beute einen jener tleinen Jiinf5igpf.ts
nigbdnbs bes SnfelOsrIanss sur 5orb
nimmt, ipirb idum auf beu Seoonten
tomnen, bob Der geiitiee lrbeb.r
bieier Bdnbe fein anbecer II ala eer
neue Staatsietretdr oss qusp6riiasn
Qlmtes in Berlin. aiinitIerii9e unb
berDanotbaltli9e YtSiebunssn gu
bem beianntsn, i'm 2aufe D.s arie9s
peritorbenen Oidter pepms!, brablsn
bon &iiblmann in bic Yihsripelt, an
beren Gntipidlung CT nift serinsen
Qlnt5eiI nabm. Die &unii, Der hus
Saus aiibImaHn bon isbsr cine 5eiuts
itGtts setpeien III = bic iunse, i9ons.
erit Dor tpenisen Wc9en an ben Jols
gen bes 9Dp1us in aouitantinOpsl Ders
ttpbeuR GemnbIin, cine ee6orsne Don
Stumm, bat islbit als Wdoden 1uf
Wlontmartre Der WiaIerei 9ebulbigt -
bra6te. i9 erpdbnis es i4on, 9srru
bon aiiblmann nit Der prsile in Wers
binbuns, uHb man barf mobI Iag.n,
baB Is bisber tsiHen beutf9en SiplDs
utaten gegeben bat, Der elm 70 groBes
@eritdnonib fir Die geoeuhing Der
preiie aufpies, ME serabe Der n.ue
Staatsiefretdr, gerit6nonib nrtS ad)-
tuns. Ner ie NIT inn In oi,itr 6iHs
li9t 6ubling nebmen ionrt., foiro
oiefes urtbeiI unteri6rsiben miifsn.
Serabe bic beuti9e pNHs, bic clIen
anIab bat, ii5 iiber uneeniieenbe @es
u6nins BON ieiten Der beutI4en giS
plOmdt.n su beilogen, iuirb i'm Heueu
StaatsfetretGr eineu iJpeunb uEb
@Dnner finbsu.
gsriubt man, Ii6 an Sdnb bi.fcr
tur5sn Sti33e ein Bib Bon RiGaIo
pon aiibImonn 5u MAIDEN. ipirb rnan
idgen tDnnen, bab er auf ale Gaue.
lpie ala Menit. 10 aud aIs Diplomat.
cine sunse perfOnlidteit 1T. /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
sOlpatsnlebsn an Der JrOnt.
Bon @iIbeIm Segeler
Rriessberihteritntter.
Cine @aISitatt an Der 6roilt. - Gie
.9Oeiie bes stiisengrabers. -
Ter SberfonuHanbireIlbe. - Gin
SoIbotennater. Woidinellge.
pebre on Der OiilIn.

sSn Berlin miro bic Seiie rar. GO
nil id eu6 perratben, ipie ibr aui
einiobe uri6 biIliee @eiie peIde
maf,t. sybr sebt in ben @aIb utS
idnlmeIt elm paar Sbeite GrIenboIa
iIn6 perbreimt bic urter longinnem
sSeiier, 10 oab red,t oieI gli9e bIeibt.
lleber Die ertaItete aIIfe giebt ibr 70.
derbes @aiier. Sas gibt cine Dor.
siiglid,e Gauge, bic oIlein id)on gum
&said)en inreidJt. lin aber bano.
Iid,e Stii6e su sefuinnen, fouitt ibr
iie In trodenen Sebm tneten, tpobei es
aan5 in eurem @elieben itebt, OBJ ibr
runSe o6er oieredige Glide beoor.
3ugt. 9ie Guolitat Ieioet nift ba.
rinter. aber, Simrnel, ih pergab
aaus, 0ab Die gnaoige 5rau unmog.
lid ielbit IN ben 8aIb geben un6 Sol3
ianuneln fam. llIi6 6as Tienitirldb.
den2 9as ipeib nielleiht enr nidt,
mas Grlen iiilo itnb fonrult nit 9i,.
d,eirfIosen ila9 Sauie. lleber6iee3
tabt ibr GeitraIbeiSlns. slio lit es
nidts nit meinem Ratb. Denn pie
Die Solbaten fonilt ibr es itrnlogIi1
MAIDEN. 1ie ipufen in bic Suit imo
ipringen binburh, nm bIieioiiber 5i
iein, on ben Gagen, no es WsoreeHs
Salas bier beibt: 2osl Gertiguta.
hen!
9as Seifeniiebeu babe i6 BEL benz
Regiiuent gelernt, bag iib nit Stol5
6as BON s. Idle nerut. glls ih
binfiibr, bate id ben ysnmen bes
aommnnoeurs gang pergeiIen uno
frdgte ben aaitider onna1. gr ruunts
i'm mir, id1nnlSte NIT Der 3unge nno
fiigte biusu: yGipiopi" go, ipena
elm alttifer idon 10 ipas iagt!. =.
Ser Resimsntsitdb bauits IN sineul
tiefen, buutlen 2anHenDaIb. GeinsI
tpnrsn glpdtduTsr. Deit.
ibrer brnunsn Shnle aus bidsH, uHsI
tehausnsn Stdmmen fa6sn re bon
aubsH stpas f0blerbaft aus, unD man
iror eritaunt, iDie biibfh unb pObns
ii6 iis i'm SnnerH einserihtst ipnren.
ga gnb es i'm S9laf5immer MeFiuss
tstt.n, waf&tifde. 1eppide, slestris
ftes atht. sSm Mobn,immsr ftonben
bequ.me, fslbftgssimmerie SeiTel aus
girfsnbolS, nit Wpos eepolitert, NIT
Rupfsn befponnt ris an 8eauemli9.
felt glubfeiisln ni9ts nahedben. Mu4
elm gaiino mar por6anfen, mo bi.
Ssrrm bisfss Regiments fotDis be
Der bsnntborten 2lrtilIerie Iidb trdfen.
1ns pruntftiid mar Elm @rAiteinfliis
asi. 2fuf bem @iiffst ft1nb cine ums
fanarsi4e gOpIs. DAB Ne nt&t tmsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
0as meme fran55fif9s

Das meme frun56fifds
Ufiniiterium forbert, ipk all. friiberen
Wmifsrisn, Gliabs9utbriugsn unb
8ricssentiddbisuns. Sn folder UeiIs
lam Jrantreih bic probe ibsr rie
glbIi1tsn, aus bsnen es in ben &tieJ
sssossn III, ni9t beitebsn. YrGiiesnt
@iliOn bat ben Sruubias aufseitsut,
baB Der ariee aur Rettuns Der a0sTps
tratis sefiibri ipirb unb niht, im Gr>
oberuHsen gu MAIDEN unb SpiIhen tsn
straightforward, nit @usnafme Der
Der. Staaten. pirb ieit Dem srikn
Gage Der 9oripurf bin uno Der ass
i9IeuSsrt, bab iie nidt bic @offen 3ur
Yertbeioigung, ionoern aus Raubiudt
ersriffsn baben. Bon ipI9sr Gntlase
Diro nur biejsnigs Station iicb idu5e.n
tonnen, bic feline @nnerionsn foroert.
Qlus bteIem 9runbe bat au9 Ger
Reidstas bos prOsramm aufseitellt,
bos iid gsgen anneripueH une &ricgss
sntfddbiguns ertldrt. UNI ssssn
OeutI6Ianb ben 8ortpurf Der Raubs
Iu6t als ariegsmotip ni9t auftoms
men gu IaFen unb in folder WsiIs
miiiien ale Rationsn banbeIU. bic lHos
raIiid sers9tfertigt iein poIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
Ser meme Setter bes SentiheH
Iuswdrtisen Amtes.
Bon q ubOIpbauufm a mn.
gsrIin, 8. gluauit.

Berlin. 8. 2tusuF.
lie6sr ben nersn StaatsietretGr bss
ausDdrtigeu 4mtes in Berlin, Ris
6arb DON Siihlmann. Der es in IeIten
raf9 suriidseIester aaufbabn Dom
gotfdaftsraib gum tuiierli6sn @es
fanbten uto Don 0a gum 8otid)nfter
uno Stnatsfetretdr esbra6t bat, 1T
beretts DON perf6iebensn Seiten ges
fprD9en tporbea. Gin paar 6ardtterts
itifde 3iiee ieines Wsisns m6sen bas
6isber betannts portrait perpolIitdns
bissn. perfOnli9e ginbriide, bic i4
ndbrenb meiusr &onitantinopeIer
Sbdtisieit bon bisfsm g.iftpolsn Dis
plomaten empfangsn babe, m5sen
metner tur5en 8strodtuns alsGrunbs
lnge bienen.
Dsrfen mir sinsn Bid auF bic
2aHbtarte aab DsrjOIssp mir barauf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

Dieter @raben an Der Dina nun
trus nod einen gang bsionbre1
Gdmuf. CT mar nit Snf6rift.n Sc.
bedt ipie ein mittelaltsrIiass Sau..
Or mar Elm reaisr Gpriihleiusraben.
mas INNER bas SoIbutenb,rD bsip.J.:
aampf unb gits, Ssimatb unbgsiaO.
gfIsn nnb Sdi.bsn, 9ienit unb Gr.is
belt, bas dllts mar nit fstnen oo.s
berbtn, fpabbafisu pber ernitsn Wors
ten in Elm paar Reime SuIammeu1,s
prebt. Giner, bem bic Gtbanttn f4
pis[Isift unipilliiirIih gum Reim u.rs
fltdt.n, modis banii anesfanseH ia
ben. s5Iuss mutbis Elm anbrsr ts hin
nn9. Der Dritte unb 0ierts NOTE
ni6t suriidfttb.n. go ipuros siuSp9tt
baraua. Wladis iih Der SslsphcIiit
Elm sersinltss 5ousitilb iib.r fei1tn
lintsritnnb, fluss psrfertisis iih aud
bas Maifinengsipebr cine sbenIol4.
Bifiisntdrts uno fhrieb. I'M alf1
Srrtbiimern Dorsubeueen:
Tie bsfie @offs. bic mir bu6sn.
81 bns W. O. I'm S&asensraSsn.
SUglsia mahnts aua bn Snfduts.
riTt:
G45bsn i'm Gfontieunassrnbsn.
Gin ri8tiass Differ uiub isSss ssssn,.
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Gs srfrsu1f6 Az erfahr;r

Gs IN erfreuli9 81 erfabr,n,
buB bic Regierung iid sroBe Wiiibe Ses
ben Dirb, bic i'm 5eloe pertriippelien
SOIbatsn in segsieneten slnitaiten ou
ueuer Sei9Gftisuns gu er5iebsn. ME
oas in Oeuti6lanb eeI9iebt, penn bas
au1 bic eisentbImli9e Sprte Don ga
trtOtsn OsrorieBen mag, bic 1as Be-
folgen zines euten oeuti9eu Setipiels
ais OerrGNrii9e 9eIinnuag 6ranOs
MART. SG 5iiriprse Der 9ertriirs
peIten in OeutI9lano bdt erlpieien,
oab ale mebr ober minosr in Den
StanO seieBt peroen t0nnen, Itb i5s
rem 2ebensunter6alt gu osroiensu.
SIinOe uno Gularmige tperben in neusr
Seiadftisung unterri9tet urb erbsls
ten bic bier5u nOtbige geiitiss uHb pbps
iiibs ausbiloung ibres aDrp.rs, Das
nt6t bios fir ben Stuat non Rubtn
III, iOnoern ou6 fir Die 8et-ofensn
elm Slid, bn ne bem S9n:rmuib snts
sogen perben, ben elm uutbdtigss 2e6sn
perporruft. Sn bieisr NsrOinburg
seben mir uu6 Der Soffnurg Tarm,
oab uniers Reeierung Der 9irursiidsn
gsbdnOlurg unIsrer 9erpunpskn
gang beIonbere 9lufmertfan.sit 5ts
luenOen piro, bu 6ierin cine 0auptbe'
binguns fir bic ipGters 9eriperpunsss
fdbigteit Der 8ertriipp.lten Iies..
Die @unbsn. bic Der Sriss IdlGsi,
miiiIsr na9 Srdften sebeilt ipsrbsn.