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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
AMERICA HAS ITS SILVER SHIRTS.

italy has its Black Shirts under Mus
solini Germany boasts its Brown Shirts
under Hitler, and now America has
the Silver Shirts, under whom Is not
yet known.
Recently this newspaper has received
a large batch of literature extolling the
Silver Shirts, and soliciting membership
in the organization. 1t claims to be a
powerful organization bent on wrestling
control of the government from COR
rupt, selfish and debasing forces that
it insists-have gained control OF the
nation. Last January the order laid
claim to a membership exceeding five
hundred thousand, with organizations
in 46 states. To further its aims, it has,
so it claims, an extensive espionage
system with its secret service operators
working throughout the nation. It is
strongly ani-Jewish-
In circular urging membership IN
the organization, there appears this
paragraph: IF you are Is years of age,
of reasonably sound/health, and not
afraid to risk your life and limb for
your country, you are asked to take
the Oath of Conservation upon you,
and step out as true Christian Soldier,
CARRIED in shirt of Silver with the
great scarlet & emblazoned on your
banner and over your heart, standing
for Love, Loyalty and Liberation
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
War1and News

Mr.. and Mrs. Panosian left for For
tine on Tuesday.
Grant Harley spent the weekend
with his family in Libby. Mr.. Harley
is in charge Of the Five Mile road prof
ect
Sid McLeroy arrived at the Five Mile
camp this week to take one shift a!
cook.
Jess Haworth is working on the STATE
highway this week.
Miss Aurea Schuck of Eureka ha!
been hired to teach the Warland schoo
for the term of 1934-35.
Gay Dare Smith is the second victim
of measles in Warland.
Eunice: lat operetta practlce) In
afraid my singing doesn't appeal to you
Mr. Cornn: Oh, yes, it does. I'm yer,
easily pleased.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

I wish to announce my candidacy Tor
the office of county commissioner, on
the Democratic ticket, for the Eureka
district subject to the will of the voters
at the July primaries. If nominated and
elected I will do my best to cut down
county expenses. believe in a more
equitable distribution Of county work
and will discharge the duties Of the
office without fear or favor.
JOHN QUIRK,
Eureka, Mont
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
FOR SHERIFF.

| wish to announce my candidacy
for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln
County, on the Democratic ticket, sub
iect to the will of the voters at the
Primary Election to be held July II,
1884. | promise to discharge the duties
of the office efficiently and economic
ally and to enforce the law without
fear or favor. Your support will be sin
cerely appreciated.
GUST E. ADAMSON,
Libby, Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
How Would You Say It?

If a member Of your family died,
would you send out the obituary in a
circular letter? If your wife entertained
would you run a slide on the screen
OF the movie show? If you were to en-
large your store, would you tell folks
in a hotel register? If you were to have
a wedding at your house, would you
tack the news on a telephone post?
Then why in heck don't you put your
advertising in the newspaper, too2-Ex
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS.

| wish to announce my candidacy
for the office of County Superintendent
of Schools on the Republican ticket,
subject to the will of the voters at the
July primaries. If nominated and elect
ed promise an impartial administra-
ton of school affairs, and will exert
every effort to raising the standards of
scholarship in our schools with due re-
gard to reasonable economy.
O. Fl. NORDSTROM,
Libby, Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER.

wish to announce my candidacy for
the office of county clerk and recorder,
on the Democratic ticket, subject to the
will of the voters at the July primaries.
If nominated and elected pledge econ
omy and courtesy at no expense to
efficiency.
GLEN E. NOLOP,
Libby, Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Democratic Ticket

IF nominated and elected | will work
for any legislation that will give Mon
tana back to the people of the State OF
Montana
SAMUEL MCCARTHY,
Troy, Montana
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

I desire to announce that I'll be a
candidate for county commissioner on
the Republican ticket at the July pri-
maries.
f. P. CAREY.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS.

| wish to announce my candidacy for
the office of County Superintendent of
Schools, on the Democratic ticket, sub
ject to the will of the voters at the
July primaries. IF nominated and elect
ed | pledge promptness, economy and
courtesy
w. J. ANDERSON,
Libby. Montana.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-03

Some used to say constitutional
amendment could never be repealed.
Now we have already repealed the
whole constitution.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-28

TodayS Horoscope


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than Il Is likely 70 receive There
is concentration and wholeheart-
edneas Of spirit that viii 20 far
70 Offset some q the Deficiencies
Of the character, and help in the
struggle for success, which vii be
ultimately attained
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Evening star., 1934-10-28
WORST PRISON IN THE WORLD
Continued From Fifth Page

The mans neck fits in this notch Then fix
the wooden collar-lke that. He cannot move
sometimes they wear hood, but prefer they
didn't / can't mark their necks as well. When
everything is ready. loosen the trigger and
the knife falls down the track-this way You
see how the edge is slanted. This is the iron
bucket the head falls into"
You get well paid?" asked bit faint
YES, 100 francs job" he answered. Il
send it to my wife in France"
And for what crimes are the convicts exc
cuted?"
Numbering guard usually, or a civilian
Both my predecessors got their heads cut off,
1t seems to. be a custom"
And you expect to follow suit?"
He shrugged his shoulders.
Among the more decent of the prisoners on
the islands, made numerous friends Muir
derers were my specially, since many of them
had killed in a moment of ungovernable rage
or Jealousy and were no more criminal hearted
than my friends outside of jail. Several were
remarkable personalities, and since my de-
parture have kept up correspondence with
three or four. Lately, their letters have be-
come increasingly sad, for the bear-pits the
hospital and the sharks are taking their deadly
toll Soon not one friend that had in French
Guiana will be alive
But next March, headed for the Isles ef
Salvation, the Martinere will sail forth again.
Copyright 19341
Evening star., 1934-10-28
Neqc Plan Saves Million

h lEW methods of refrigerating shipments Of
! oranges from Arizona and California to
the East have resulted in net savings of mil
lion dollars a year to the shippers. The new
method was perfected by experts of the De-
partment of Agriculture
Under the system cold air at temperature
Of "a degrees Fahrenheit Is blown through the
refrigerator cars for eight hours prior to start
of the car for the East. This, naturally,
chills the car to a desired low temperature.
The car is then sealed tightly and left sealed
until it has passed the desert areas of the
West. Having passed into the cooler areas
this side, the circulating doors opened, per-
mitting the circulation of air through the car
The cool mornings and nights serve to keep
the fruit at the desired temperature.
Evening star., 1934-10-28

rest of their lives The fact that he wa5
willing to tell was enough.
Phil grinned widely at her and asked.
What about that trip? What do yol
say?"
Il say, 'Vigilp" cried Anne.
Silly" laughed Phil. There aren't
any stars in the Plaza lounge"
"Oh, yes, there are!" declared Anne.
And in her dark eyes there were.
Copyright. I934)
Evening star., 1934-10-28

Of Jackie's dying to make Phil realize.
but he did love her.
I've something to tell you,' said Phil.
He twisted his hat around and around
between his hands, staring at it. I've
been the biggest fool I almost
Anne interrupted wildly. so have I.
So has everybody sometime. Don't tell
me" She didn't want his confession.
That would stand between them all the
Evening star., 1934-10-28

"Are you going to phone again?" asked
Dorry.
Anne was terribly tired as she walked
to the booth. The beat of her heart kept
repeating, Failure failure" The
nurses voice. Jackie was fine. Mr.. Cal
der had phoned.
' IF he calls again." Anne said, feeling
her body take on new life, "'tell him to
meet me in the Plaza lounge before he
goes to his train. If he has time"
She dropped another coin and called
his office. Left the same message with
his secretary.
Back at the table she told herself that
she could fling this letter in Dorry's face.
In the lobby she decided she wouldn't
go to the check room with DOrry. She
stopped short and her mouth seemed
curiously rigid when she said: Mice to
have seen you. wanted to have you"
'I'll call you when come back"
Dorry turned toward the door and then
heSitated. "It'S too bad" she said slowly,
ito see Chuck taken in by little gold
digger like Sally Mills. She's hardly out
of school, really. A word of warning
from you, Anne"
Warn Chuck yourself" interrupted
Anne.
Her legs were numb as she dragged
herself into the lounge to wait for Phil.
She sank on a couch. If he came she'd
tell him he was free.
Closing her eyes, she saw that without
Phil she would simply drag herself
through life. How meaningless exist
I,ox writ ri
morning after morning to find his place
beside her empty. To find the first eve
ming star and not say, Look, Phil, Vigil"
Now her instinct told her that he was
here in the lounge even before she looked
up and met his troubled gray eyes.
Here you are!" He slumped down on
the couch beside her, slid his arm along
the back. In that first glance Anne saw
that his usually ruddy face was white.
whats the matter?" she asked, for
the moment the letter forgotten. You're
so pale, Phil"
But he ignored her question and
snapped and unsnapped his cigarette
case. Look, Anne, why don't you and
Jackie go away for a trip? He's been
pretty sick and change would do you
both good"
So he wanted to salve his conscience
by sending them away!
II don't think want to-" said Anne.
The stupid catch on her purse had stuck.
She fumbled with it frantically.
A BELL BOY interrupted them while
Phil was stammering something.
'Mrs. Calder?" asked the boy and hand
ed her folded note.
Anne read it incredulouSly. II was
going to call you at your house. but saw
you still sitting in the lounge. phoned
Chuck I won't have him marry that
Mills girl. want him for myself. Come
to the wedding?" And Dorrys Scrawled
signature.
zone of the girls play bridge WITH"
Anne answered Phil's questioning look.
Through the roaring in her ears she
heard him say, 1.-The nurse said he was
dying"
"Who?" asked Anne, wondering how
Phil would take the news that Dorry was
marrying Chuck again. who was
dying?"
Jackie" When Anne sprang to her
feet he soothed: mo, no. I called and
asked for you and how Jackie was. I
thought the nurse said he was dying and
I almost went crazy. I tried to get in
touch with this client to tell her I
couldn't take care of the business in
Chicago and I couldn't locate her. My
Evening star., 1934-10-28

phasize her words Certainly Jackie
IN enormous part of my life, but not
great as Phil. My husband is the
atest interest have"
Why, Anne!"
It's true. There are two types of
men, my dear, and I'm the other type.
arly as I love my child, I. love Phil
Ee.
You see, Dorry, I've spent eight years
ing to be perfect wife. I've dressed
Phil's eyes, talked for his ears alone.
gave up my painting because Phil
ted the idea of career for women"
I wondered about that. Every one
d you showed such promise"
If wifes intelligent" Anne went on,
he sees to it that she and her husband
lid up something between them that
thing can destroy A bond a man
yer quite forgets. Chuck didn't marry
is first girl-what was her name?
ly"
zAilllC CiiuChiCO SOuIlU ike leC-
rer at a woman's club. But I've seen
much of this among my friends that
made up my mind that it would never
ppen to me-" She was looking straight
Dorry
Dorothy inspected her salad and said
Sually: But there is such a thing as
great love. What would you do if Phil
me to you and said he was mad about
me one else?" She hesitated-"as
1uck came to me?"
Laugh to myself and take him Seri-
hSly to his face. Give him a chance to
t over it as I'm giving Jackie a chance
recover from the flu. Or I'd go out
I'D buy red hat like that one over
here. Phil adores red hats
DO be serious, Anne"
Anne said truthfully: at never was
ore serious in my life. Phil wouldn't
can it, really. Any more than Chuck
3D. 1 know that. You should have
nOwn it, too
What do you mean?" Stark terror
Roked from Dorry'S face.
Anne chuckled to herself. That one
Rught her off balance, did it?
Il mean," her voice was deep and low,
hat every day I'd be with him. He'd
Re me in every move the other girl
bade. I tell you, Phil would never find
moments happiness if he deserted me
pr any other woman. I've built my life
b that one purpose"
And you think you've succeeded?"
II know I have" Her boast, spoken
Fith confidence, made Anne wonder how
he could sit there and lie so deliberately
b Dorry. She continued: He'd never
|iss that woman that he wouldn't recall
he times he'd kissed me- He'd never
Zee little boy that he wouldn't think of
ackie and our plans for him. He'd
lever lower the lights in any other house
n look into a fire on the hearth that he
wouldn't be crucif1ed by the memories of
ther duSkS and his own fireSide, with
ne there"
How can you be so sure?" Dorry was
itting very still, making no move to
aste her melting ice.
Anne laughed aloud. Don't get too
erious, she warned herself. Because
We made every day of our lives together
I've made special occasions
ut. of small things we've done. We
oined code words that only Phil and
In her mind voice shouted "Vigill"
o loudly that she wondered if Dorry
DO could have heard. The code word
hat Anne loved best of all their words.
hill and she said it on the first star to
weep away their diSagreementS.
"You know, Dorry, there's a certain
lamour about a mans first home. His
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

getpann Inn Anieben uno Nermogen.
Aus Der groBen 3abl feiner pobl-
tdtigen Stiftungen leien genannt:
oaS neutrality-suspicious. am @leinen
@lei6berg in Sbiiringen, oas Otto
2uoDig-Saus in @isfelo oortielb5t.
6as S6iaerbalts in 8aaerbah, oas
8olfsbao in &oembil0, oas oortige
&inoerbeim, 8eitrGge 5lr Carl
S6ur5 MemoriaI 5ounoation" gum
0&uppert &eim" ETC., etc.
An Der @iege oieies 9eMtT1amerr-
faners Itano Die arnuut. Seute, uno
lett langem, felt so Sabren, lit er
ma6tiger unternebmer. Seine StM-
le mar oaS 2eben. @r beoauert nidt,
bob es man9maI raltb oarin berging.
@r lit nod beNte onlpru9slos. oor-
urteilsfrei. bMmorbon. ipariatn, emit
idlpiien orbeitsfreuoig, pie oomols:
Elm aon5er Mann, 0enti1 uno ome-
rifanii6 SugIei9, fonlerbatib uno
p~rogreiiin auglei6, piinftli1, treu,
pfli6tbemuBt, gemiiienbaft. llno bod
fin0et er nod 3eit gum &artenlpie-
len, gum 8eiu9 gutter @ortr6ge uno
ionitiger @eranitaltungen. Ornen
lebnte er al. 80 lit oas 2eben~
iagt er (S. 1917, unO tuenn es biel
gepeien lit, 10 lit es @iibe mno Or
belt eeDeien,4 go 6bnli9 lpro6
emit @oetAe aud: Y9as 2eben lit elk
4ampf ETC." &errn Seurid fins
9ampf uno 9rieg ni6t eripart ge=
hIieben. Sem Bud in o~linfelblouem,
bon0liden @inbano, nit einigen 8bo-
tograpbien (feblt leioer @ebnrts-
bausD lit elm i96nes @ei6enf, cine
oauern6e Grinnerlins fir feline bic
len 6reunoe.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
Sauptmann nor 9eridt.

Ser Ser gntfiibrung uno oes @or-
oes oes 2in6bergb-&inoes beI9uloig-
tie Deuti9e, Bruno &i9aro Saupt-
mann, itebt oiigenblidli1 in Der @e-
Understandings. 9ie neueIte @nt-
pidelung Der 9inee beitebt BARN,
oaB &o6ert Slide, Ser @drter oes
Sriebbofs in Aronr, Netp 0orf, in
peEnem 9r. S. &. Gonbon i'm No-
men 0inbberebs benz @ntfiibrer
$4,000 COB, bebauptet, Saupt-
m a II n lei ni9t Der Mann getpe-
len, Der i'm Srieobofe 6as @elb In
@mpfang nabm. Gs iei atpeifellos
SiaOore Slid getueien, (oer i'm
Griibling in 2eip8ie Itarb). Ser
@drter traf ben @ntfiibrer, als 0er-
ielbe oabor lief.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
@eiturben: 8. 6. 9feiffer.

Ser in muiifalif6en areiien be-
fannie Serr 9. s. Yfeiffer,
@aibingtott, 9. g., tpobnbaft an Ser
1Sten StroBe, 81. So, SIR. 1914,
itarb borige @ode Sreitag bierielblt
i'm Sitter BON II Sabren. @eboren
in MnnapoIis, MO., ftaoierte er in
Der Sugeno Weriif in Tranffurt a.
90. in 0euti6lono, mar 1885 Mit-
gIiea bes @oritan0es per Mniif- 4ns-
fie1ung in 9iri6 unb ipdter Der SEEM
gorfer Milifif : Monuitript : @eien-
idaft. so Sabre lang mar er In
@aibington i'm MuiifgeidGft tdtig.
ct mar Sreimnltrer uno friiberer
8orfibenoer oes columbia Seigbts
Community Council. Or binter-
IdBt Die @itme Nenie Hfeiffer, orei
S6bne, 9apio, Sobn nno RorI, un6
cine Eo6ter, Srmi 90. 2a0o in ct.
Saul, Minn.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
Or. Gdener fOmmt mad @ai6instOn

Or. 9ugo @dener, Center 0es
2uftidiffes n@raf Zeppelin, fommt
IN Oieien 3agen nod Amerifa uno
@ai9ington. or prroe bonn 8or-
iibenoen oes 2uftfabrtfomitees Oes
9%rdiioenten &ooiepelt, &errn glarf
So6ea, Sr., eingela0en, Inn Sragen
iiber cine amii6en Deutfdlano ur0
ben 0ereinigten @tnaten un0 8mii9en
Amerifa unb China beranlteaenoe
2uftfabrtlinte NIT Der aMerifaniiAen
&egierung 81 beipreGen. Die 5abr-
ten amifden 9eutidlan6 uno Siib.
omerifa erfolgen befanntli6 resel-
mGBig uno iinO febr erfolgrei9.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
8enfer SaaOipe'eu Sans

@ie idon friiber perIautbar muir
De, peranitaltet Die @oibingtoner
8ranb bes Snternationalen @enfer
8erbanoes am Samstag. oen 81.
Sttober, cine nSaIotpe'en Hartp~
nit Eatt5 i'm nSaploft ono Barn,
1926 MaiioduiettS MDenue, g. @.
8ergniigungen uno reberraidungen
aaer Nrt, iopie Breiie fir originene
uno fomiiae &oitiime iinO borgeie-
ben. Cine idneioige Mtliiffapele
miro lotpobl mooernfte SGnoe ais
audi fr0bli6e @ol5er aus guten alten
3eiten ipieIen. Safelbier pom SOB.
Seoermann lit ber5lib eingelooen.
gintrittsforten fir 40 Gents pro
Herion iino erbGltlth I'M @erbanos-
Total, 1907 0e Soles StraBe. 90. 50,
i'm 8iiro oes @oibingtoner SSournaIs
Ober bel ben &omiteemitgIieoern.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19
NaibingtOner
SOMrn=
NOrsem SOdseit i'm SanIe Ses
Senti&ea @0tl@afters.

Wforgen Nadmittag Inn 3 nbr fin
oct in Der bieligen goncor6iofirde
Die Sralltng Der 1lteften Eo6ter 6es
oeutfGen 8oti9ofters, SRI. @ertrouo
ntbe err, init &errn 2egationsle-
tretdr @errit bon Saeften 1tott.
Gin GROCER &reis bon 9iplomaten,
Staotsmdnnern uno anSern 8erfo-
men oes Offentli9en 2ebens 1T 0o8u
elngelaoen tpor0en. Die Srouuno
miro bol5ogen bon Serrn 9oitor
Charles @n0ers, oIliItiert bon
Germ Baitor S. 9. gbers, galti-
more.
Sn Der urmittelbnren umgebunq
oes Brautpoares tper0en in Der Sir
DE bel Der 8eremonie i'm 8routqe.
folge ietn Die folgen0en 9amen:
SRI. SibiGe bon Saeften, cine 5due-
tier oes 8rdutigams, uel6e fiirsIin
init ibrer Mlttter, Srou @ni bon
Saeften, aus Berlin eintrof, ferner:
Sri. &6elbei0 bon Botti6er, So6ter
oes WeilitGrattn6es Der 8otIGoft unO
Der Srau 8otti9er; SRI. Moelbeio
2eitner, So9ter 0es 8otIhoftsrotes
Or. &. 2eitner 1no Srau 2eitner;
Sri. Sna Borders, Softer 0eg 0efp
yorfer oelti9en @eneralfonIuls, uno
Sri. 2uife gbers, SoGter bon 8o9tor
@bers uto Srou gbers in Baltimore.
Blumen tperoen Itreuen sic fol-
genoen &in0er: 2otti 2eitner, Qint
2obmanr, So1ter Ser 2. Gefret1rs,
9errn 9r. 2obmann un0 @emabIin,
@ieiela Sei9mann, Sodter 0es
Ir5tes Serrn Or. SeiGmann unO
@attin bon bier, gbo-W2arie Qutber,
S6tpeIter Der 8raut, uno 6eren 0eut-
Idle 5reunoin 2ieienotte @anaelin,
pie init ibr aus DeutiHlono nod bier
tam.
Gem 8rdMtigam tper0en 0ie Ser
rem Or. @uitab Strube, 8. Sefret6r
Der 8oti9aft, uno Or. &i6oro 8o1-
Zig our Seite iteben, ferner Serr
Srleor1N bon B0tti9er, ST., Sobn
oes Wilit1ratto9es Der 8otidaft,
lno Die Serren Or. &entpe uno Or.
9raeger bonn @eneralfoniulot in
Oorf.
0a9 benz @mpfang in Ser BOT
miro Der 8oti9after, SEER 81.
2lttber, BEL eitem &od5eits-
oiner als Brautnoter nno offi5iener
@aitgeber fungieren. Gem @mpfana
perAen aud Mitglieoer oes BOT
l6aftsItabes uno nabe @ertDunote
b%eitpobnen. - 9as 8%ruutpaar mill
in Seem gorf iein Seim einri6ten.
tpoIelblt Serr BON Saeften benz 0eut-
i9en @eneralfoniulat 5ugeteilt tper-
ben tpiro.
Sim Abeno Dor Der Srauung, alIo
beute Mbeno. miro elm Holterobeno
DeranitQltet tueroen, altem, 0eutiAen
lDieoerbelebten @ebrau6 gemaB.
9ie Mrtter oes 8r1utigoms nn0
S9peiter oesielben famen i9on
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

Oings iOGe man be0enfen, 0nB Dalai
2amas jung fterben. Ser iiiOiide
8~oDfott gegen 9eutfdlunO iei
ungIIdIi9 un6 5u beflagen,
niGt MIR fir sic 9etti9en, ionoern
au9 fir Die SitOen ielbit uanO from
TIE Setuiib itanopotnt it is bound
to burt more tban it min belp4.
&uBlanos acknowledgement Singer,
nod 9eutifInno uno Sapan gerid-
tet, lei ruKii9er Surdt elb It
entlprungen, ni9t elmer 8efiir9tung,
oaB oie @elt beOrobt iei. 5ranfret6
Der0e BEN @eloitanoar6 bolo DerIai-
len mte Mmerifn un6 England. Die
SoIge miiroe elm internationaler
Eau 9bon0eI fem.
Ser Senator mar friiber Brofei-
for Ser acknowledgements an Der
l1niberIitGt bon l1tob, lift Democrat
un6 &ooiebeItfrerno. or b%efiirtDor-
tet ben Saui6ban0el i'm internatio-
nalen 8erfebr tpte i'm eigenen 2anoe
Oes ngtetD 9eol~. gr gibt elm Bet
ipieI tnbe3ue auf 0eutiblonO uno
amerifa nie foIgt: 0Deuti9lano
broudt beute u~nbeoingt &upfer.
@ir boben <pfer in 9iine uno
6iiGe. 9euti9es @enie bat nun
cine Observation-Disclosures er-
fun0er. SO + baben oerartige W9a-
idinen iebr n0tig. geionoers Bat
uniere &upferin0uItrie elm 8eoiirfnis
oanod, neil mir nit Silfe FOLDER
Maidtnen ben @erbrau9 BON &upfer
foroern fonnen. Alio, tpnrun loa-
ten ~0ieienigen 8erionen in ben Wer-
einigten Stoaten, nel1e &upfer be-
liBen, oieien niht austdui6en gegen
iolde Meaidinen9~ 9ns 1T offen-
bar elm berniinftiger @e0nnfe.
Washington Journal., 1934-10-19

Dor einigen @o6en in @ai6inaton
an. giloer 0erieIben, nit benz Serrn
Northumberland, erf9ienen in BEN
Sonntogsausgaben Ser @aibinqto-
1ter 3eitungen. Die Srauuna lit elm
geleaidaftIt9es greignis in Der
gunoesbaupttaot. 9as 9eutIdh1rn
8aibingtons miini6t benz funaen,
beliebten 8aare biel Slid uno sc.
gen gum Sod3eitstoge unO gum
ferneren 2ebenspege.