davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Wereimss GalemOer

9emtId=Mmerifaniide 1eielidaft,
60. q. 81 6etret6r: @nlter Camp,
3O4O-14te 5trcBe, q. 8.
GOmcUrO Club. Yr6iioent
@iaiom &lauBmann; Sefretar:
6rau ". SdlaNter, 1868 Gonnecti-
cut 9lbenlle, 90. SO.
MGnmcr0cIanguercim 8albinetOa.
Br1liOeut, &orl Stober; Sefretar,
Sans 2ebrer, 1921 9rout StraBe,
8. 6. GineitunOe: 6reitag GbenOs
s ubr i'm r@rcaOin" -@ebduOe, 14te
StraBe mo @arf gtooo, %. W.
y9emtIder S1catcr Glnb". 9rd.
liOeut: @uItoD Seller; Setretar:
@olter Camp, 236 gmerlon Stru-
BE, 81. 8.; &aIiierer: Rarl SbiuarSp;
0ofol: 1926 NioiiaAuietts AOenue,
q. SO. 8%eriammlung ie0en erlten
Dieustoo i'm Wiollat.
Grter 0emtIder Sport &lnb.
8%raiioent: Sans Gbner; Sefretar:
George SIS. 2eis, 401 Glerslie aDe.
Capital Seigbts, Nfo.; &aiiierer:
@m. &ibner. I~eriammlung ieoen
Mittuo1 Inn $50 ubr aben6s in Der
Mrcaoia 9aae.
= OeMtIde Treimnnrcr EUSs
Ny MrmimiMs, Nr. %, T.N.A.Wi,
w @etretIr: SreOf. Wertram,
1910 Is StraBe, ". 6. 8erl. am 1.
mno 3. Dienstag in Wit. in Neuen
WaIonic Eenpel.
ErDlpeet Si0 TrieObDf. @raliOent.
Jreo 8ogellan9; Setretdp: s. s.
8intler; SAasmeiiter: Geo. S. "
StnB. Ieri. am 3. 9onnerstag i'm
Wiollat I'M SrieohOfe.
9amemdOr @aibinotOn. 9rali-
oentin, Srail Soa Sennige; Sefre-
t1rin, Srau Claire 8iaiam5, 1904
Monroe StroBe, g. @. SingItunoe:
0onnerstaes, abenos s llbr, i'm
Mrcaoia @eb6lloe, 14te StraBe uno
8arf &oao, %. g.
0amenIcttiOm Ocs GOmcOrOtlMbs.
8r1lioentin: Srnu @Iieie Goldner;
Sefret1rin: 6rau 90. 6. GeDnolos.
2t18 5 StraBe, Noroweit. Der.
lammlung am /. 9ienstag /. Nat..
Mriun 9amenUcrciM. Y%rali0entM
1rum .. &rlmfe. 1859 Spring
Mooc, q. 8.; Sefreidrin, 3ron q.
@ablnorL 1904 Morlingiieo DriDe
q. SO. 8eri. aln 2. Wittmoh in Wit..
nndnlittagS ubr.
Mmppert 0eim Tranen 0ilfsDcr-
eim. Y~rdlioentin: 6rnn 0abettc
0rumte; Sefretarin: Grau Wabel
Diee. 8%eriammlune am 2. Giens-
toa i. Wlt.. 2 llbr nadm. in Seine
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Dem Id)un uur etliden Sabren


begonnenen uno leitoem aagemeiner
getporoenen omerifoniihen @e6raud,
Den Sabres5eiten oor5ugreifen-uto
ruth tbe ieoion~ lit iebt audi Die Nu-
tomobiI- Snouitrie gefolgt. 8efannt=
lid beginner idon i'm augult Die
8el3marenfauf Acknowledgment I'M
5ebrllar meroen 9amen=6riibiabrs=
@oroeroben angeprieien uno in ben
Sdoufenitern ge3eigt, uiw. geiin be-
finoen mir nns 5tpar crit Infang De
3ernber aber Die fonfurierenoen.
Observation-Disclosures bradten ifon
ibre 1887 Mooeqe, BON porgebenoen
Sabre nabgeGnoerte~ (nidt jeoe Aen-
oerung lit cine 8eiierungD IN al
len StGoten bon irgeno mel6er Be-
Oeutung CUR 9%lusiteanng. aud Soro
fam NIT Ieinem 1937-Meooea auf
ben Marft. SIN iibrigen per-
ben 0ie neuen Mooele BON Chevrolet,
Hontiac, 9eSoto, @rabam 2oSane,
Suoion, uip. oneeprieien. @er ober
lit i'm Stanoe in ieoem Sabre lid elm
neueltes Muto- Mooea 5u ii6ern,
tpenn aud gerne ielbIt iGtpad) bemit-
telte Tabrer oamit priinfen mogen,
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Die SDdseitsfeier

Ser Sif9L Der ouf oieIe @eiie Die
9orfitraBe entlans aufgeitent MUIR
De. gebt iiber oie 8reite mebrerer
SGuier binpeg. gr miro nit Eli.
9ern beoedt, aus feinitem 2einen,
ielbitgeIponnen uno gebleidt. Die
olten Gruben uno 0aoen BADEN ber-
geben miiiien, mas in ibnen oufge-
ltapelt muroe, uno mas lih BON Wut.
ter nuf Sodter pererbte. Set Ga
gen muroe bereits gei6la9tet unO
borbereitet. ungebeure Mengen &li.
den unb 8rot gebnden, uno oie
Seller gaben Der, mas es an Srinf-
Barren i'm 9orfe eab.
Ole EafeI bog iid BON al Den
guten Dingen, Die in reiflihiter
Menge oufgetragen muroen.
Nin tommt audi oas getrnute
Taar aus Der Stride, BeriDonote uno
Sreunoe folgen. llno nun miro
g%efeiert. Niht nur. an Der langen
Sod5eitstofel, mo- Die nGditen Ser
panoten unO gbreng1ite iisan, ion-
bern in allen &1uIern uno @0fem
in ben @niien uno ouf ben @ieien.
&einer gebt an oieIem Gage leer
aus. gs miro groB uno ber5baft
gefeiert, es tpiro b1nerli9 gefeiert,
better, dusgelaiien. gierig unO MILD.
Duff ipieIt ununterbro9en, es miro
geton3t uno eeiand5t. Aamdblid
bem6htigt fid oieier geiunoen, oer-
ben Wenihen elm gfauid, fie tam
5en in ibren bunten @etpdnoern. Iie
bnIeen fid, Tie lungeru berum. sic
feiern elm Set. oas fein gn6e fennt,
oas 5iuei, orei Gage fortgefeiert
ipir6, uno 0os Ser Gin5elne iriir I'M
terbridt, neil er iein gieb i'm Stall
fiittertt mifB.
4nnn nhpr fehrt er aursid Az
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
Cine Srau, Die ni6t aIterte.

9os Mosfauer @eoi5iuiide Ssn.
ltitut bat Die Grloubnis erbnIten, sic
2eide elmer 6rnu Mnno Sihernos
witi6, Die bor einigen Monaten in
uiinrisf in Sibirien %geitorben 1T,
egbnmieren 5u laiien, Inn oie felt
fomen @riheinungen. sic BEL ibr gu
ibren 2ebaeiten beobaftet mur0en,
genauer 8t unteriu1en. Obmobl lie
go Sabre alt tpar, als Iie Itarb,
batte Tie Bis al ibrem lebten Mtem-
5uge Oie Saittforbe un0 sic Stride
betpabrt, Die lie in ibrer erIten SUI
gen0 gebabt batte. Mls lie 40 Sabre
alt mar, manote lif elm reiher
Guts6eiiBer an i5re glterrl, INN ibre
3~ultlmmung 3n Der @beidlieBung
nit Inna 81 erlnngen, 90 er an
nobm, OoB iie minoeridbrig mare.
Mit so Sabren beiratete Tie einett
@eiHGftsmann bon % Sabren, uno
aud oieIer batte geg'nubt, ais er Iie
fennen lernte, DAB tie bGhItens 16
ODER Is Sabre aft iein fonnte. Sci
ibrem Sooe bate niemail0 orlge-
nommen, Dab iie dlter oIs 20 Sabre
mare. Sbre Sout mar obne Die ge-
ringite AnOeutling bon Guraeln ge-
blieben; ibre Nugen. lire Scare
uno ibre 36bne tparen Ole zines jun
gen M60hens. Sect Jon nun unter-
indt Deroen. OBJ nod irgenoeine Be-
ionoere uria9e fir oieies Sung
bIeiben in ibrem R0rper feit5ulteI-
len 1T.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Gmpfeblt Sas y@GibinstOn Suurnul"
in Gnren TremRbesfreiien!
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

ldon einmal porber oeidieoen. Sic
batte Die Srennling ibrer 3tUeiten
Sbe, NIT 9errn @rnelt Mlori1 Simp-
ION lamli6, megen llntreue beant-
portet. Gem @elud fuur0e BON Dem
englii6en @eri6tsbof 5oIge gegeben.
Sic erbielt elm Decree Nifi", tDie es
in Der engliiaen @eriftsfprad1e
beiBt. e@iii~ 1T lateiniid uno gIeid=
beoeliteno nit uruenn nidt~ ,iuo-
fern nidt~, uauBer.., nausgenom-
men, pes lei oenn~. 9os BON sSrnu
Simpion erlangte llrteil miro Ill Ell
ner abioluten S1eioung nod feds
Monaten, .tpenn nidt~ in Ser 33mi=
l6enaeit @riinoe gegen cine ioIte
Oorgebrn6t peroen. @s 1T niht AIT
befiir9ten, ooB ii1 Der S1eioung elm
Sinoernis in ben 8eg iteat. 8oup
miro gum 5neiten MaI frei meroen
uno Damn ibren ygoop~ ebeliGert,
reip. iih ibnt 5lir Iinfen o~ntrauen
laiien. 3eitungsmeIoungen ~3nfolge
bat 6rou 8oaD b~eeriinoete MusIih-
ten auf cine brittle gbe, un6 5fDor nit
aonig gomoro Der Mfte. Meinen
Segen bat iie u1O ben Sbrigen 3tpei-
feaos aud. Die britiihe Mriitofrntie
liebt oes &onigs Ser5ensoame nidt,
pa iie nidt 81 ibrem sbe3atbernoen
&reiie" gebort. @oaD lit eil Com
moner" uno oa5u nod aus Marp=
Lamb. Der Slider.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Gans uu0 Spiel, gu @GItnabI unb
Srinfgeloge. Gle brou9en feinen
S1Iaf in oieieu Sasen, ODER fte be-
gniigen ii9 nit uur fur3er @ait.
Ser @eiang uno Oie Stiinlnen Der
Menifen Dermii1en fid nit Dem
a6enOli9en S6rei Der BiIoente, nit
Dem 2uafen Der Jroi9e, nit ben
tauieno 9auten Oieies Iaftigen, I'm.
eri90pfltd fruhtboren 8oOens, Dem
ale Oieie 5e9en0en @eni6en 10 in.
mig ongeb0ren ME Die 8dume unO
6riidte Ser GeIOer, oas @ieb uno Die
8eiOen, Oie er trGgt.
9ns lit cine rumGniihe Soh3eit,
mie tie Dor Iangen Sabren Site
mar, uno pie iie lid nod beute ob-
ipieIt. Mber aud in onoeren Gan.
bern eibt es Gitten unO grGude,
an pel9en Sdbe feitgebaIten miro,
uno Die Dem @olfe beilig iinO.
@u6 in meiner babriiden &eimat
fennt man piele Sitten, sic Iid BON
alters Der pererbt buben; Oeren llr.
fprlrng niem1no mebr fennt, uno Die
bod benhtet perOen, tDenn cine gbe
gliidlid Uer0en unO Segen bringen
fon. IuH bort miro nod auf Dem
2anOe geipounen uno gemoben, ge-
nGbt unO gebleidt. Sdwer lit Oas
2innen, mie aud Die Wenihen
fdtper iinO, Die Dem frdftigen So
Sen entpaGien. l1nO a6be lit OaS
Gelbitseiponnene, ioOoB es in bum
bert SSobren nod Oie gleihe Starfe
beiist. Dn liegt es oufgeltapelt in
aiiten unO Sruben unO ShrGnfen.
lln0 Ser Bauer Iiebt oas 9erbe, Ons
ieiner 9atur entIpri1t, er Iiebt duh
0ie bellen freuoigen 5nrben. Crime
Sruben nit rotten Ser3en onraut
bunte &rdn3e geinalt in farbenfro.
Der 9ult. @enn Oann Der &ommer.
tuagen gepadt miro, mpnn oie Sru.
ben uno &iiten binnuffommen. gum
gin5ug ser 8raut in oos l1eue 9eim,
.Oonn feblen Die buutgetpiirfelten
prnQen getten e~benionenig, pie oas
Spinnra0 un0 0ie &in0erniege.
gunte breite Sei0enbGnoer flattern
bonn 8ogen, @uirlmoen befrdn5en
i'm, BON groBen frGftigen S6ien
miro err ge3ogen, 0enen bunte &r1ns
&c 5wiIden Sen &0rnern b6ngen.
uno oft Iiegt in ser 8iege Oie
fteife Yuppe nit Oem eemolten Hor'
3elongeii6t 0ie bieleidt idon Ieits
&un0erten BON Snbren in Der So
mile aufbemdbrt tpur0e, uno Die
nur an bodIten 6eiertagen ben flei.
men MG0den in Sen @rm gelegt
miro. 1tno ouf Dem 2inneu i'm
RaIten Iiegt elm 3peiglein Rosma-
rim, oas bringt sen Segen ins Saus.
&osmarin lit ben 8ouern cine PEI.
lige 8fIdn8e, Elm 8meielein beglei-
tet Iie. ouf Dem @cbetbud liegeno,
in oie Stride our Eoufe unO ouf
ben Jrieobof sur lesten Rube.
50 bat ie0es 2ano feline eigenen
Sitten unO @ebr1u1e. Sic iin0
nit ben Meniaeu DerpahIen lett
uroenfliden 3eiten. llno Ser, Der
nm ibnen feitb6It, lit booenitdnOig
uno treu. gs Iiegt uns allen elm
Stiidlein oaDon i'm BIrte, tpenn mir
uns bieaeidt audi fir ~aufgefldrt
balten unO olte Sitten uno grdude
ais iiberlebt be3eihnen. Mber penn
mir bon linen b0ren un0 iie bead-
tet ieben, 10 greift uns bod INNER
tDieOer ettpos @ebeimnispoues aus
Ser5 uno mir berfolIen ibrem 3au-
Der. @obl Dem golf, ons an alien
5itten feItbGIt, eg BAT Ii6 etmas be-
nabrt, oos ibm ieIbit Die Belt ni6t
rauben fam.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
fir psitbIidsnbe @eidaftsIentel

@os fir Ben older 1T oie Soot,
@as beim @ro5eB Der 4Obofat,
@as fir Sen 9ihter ons 3itat,
@ag fir Die Staot Der Maeiitrat,
Stir Staatseoifte 6ns @lafot
SIT fiirs @eiddft oas Snierat,
Drum, tper rlir balbmegs pfiffig lit
8egriffig lit un0 fniffig lit,
Gdaltt, oaB er feline GtunO' berliert
@r annonciert, er inieriert
lln6 erntet i6on in fur8er 3eit
Sic Sriidte ieirer Siidtigfeit.
Mn5eigen i'm
u@aibington Sourndl~
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
@bdne.
Obne gaab'.

Nthts oDne WttD'.
wltngIad madt peiie.
6ouIbeit IdBt feinen SONIC
ellen.
@reif Sen nidt an, ser oen Cob
iudt.
@er frii5 auhte5t, fommt gum
Glide.
obne @ranO weroe uiemanOes
GeinO.
Crit sic gercdnung, Damn ser
Sdlddter.
@epobubeit pirO sur 8pei-
ten Natur.
user nidt bat entbebrt, ME Oos
Soben ebrt.
I'm ben aOpf gu %retten, opfert
man ben Bart.
g0fe grben i~ti:r8en ii6 ieIbH
ins b0ie @ei1id.
@eiie nidt nb, mas Dir unter
Oie SanO fommt.
6 + It baut Der @osel Oas gteit
Damn legt ct @ier.
man ni9t iiebt, gibts mebr
ais mas man itebt.
iide + au Ourbbldttern, oas Lab
MIR Dem @elebrten.
@er I'M @armboO iist, frogt,
Oh es orauBen faIt lit.
@enn man Oen Giel ni6t an.
treibt, bIeibt er iteben.
Dem gber cine 8orite ausrei.
ben, lit feline 2leinigfeit.
A6tung 9, adtungl 9onn bringt
0ir mas elm Die Ha9tung.
aIte @~epobnbeit IdBt man ni9ks
ODER es miiBte redt iauer tDeroen.
9as @nmeI Ieet iid ouf 0ie
&nie, tDenns Die an0ern &omele hin.
&Ioge nift iiber oein @iBge.
idid, probIc nidt nit Oeinem Slid.
8effer nm ben Strau6 berunp
geben ols bonn Cher ongefoGen tDer-
ben.
S tueiter gu umber tommIt in Der
@eIt; oIles Sid-aufregen piro fiH
Iegen.
Sdmubges SemO unb aof.
tan reinli6, Die beiOen iino unUer.
child.
Gas Bfero geb0rt Dem, Ser es
reitet, uno Der SGbeI Dem Der 0o.
nit @itreitet.
S6IieBt gu bod enOlid Sic
Cir 8nm 5taG, menn oas @ferO Dir
geitoblen lit.
&uti DE nift, mos boIprie
uno iteinig: oas 2leio miro Ionit
bolo faoenideinig.
On fommit ME our Moi6ee, i6
gebe nidt in Die Sdenfe: tpie Ionen
mir uns oa t~reffen.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
9ie eriten Terniebre@te BEL
G9auipieIOerfanf.

Ser engIii1e Dramntiter @oItet
Sadett bot nls eriter Die Medte fir
6erniebborfiibrungen zines Gaau-
ipiels ~berf0uft. gs bonoelt iib I'M
Oas Stiid uGie 5IiidtIinge", oos
gegenpdrtig I'M 2onooner Mpouo.
Gbeater init sroBem GrfoIg .geipieIt
miro, uno sic 6erniebredte iino bon
elmer &unoinmfgeieuidnft in ben
8ereinigten Staaten erworben NOR
ben. Sn Dem ShaIipieI banoelt es
iid Inn S5encn. bel oenen Der ipa.
niide 9iirgerfrieg ben Sintergrnno
bilOet.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
einniprads.

Ser ettuos Ereffli6es Ieiiten min,
&dtt' germ mas @roBes gebOreu,
Ser iamntle itin uno uneriGInfft
SIN fleiniten 8unfte Die bS9ite
&raft. S1iuer.
8enn on nod cine Seimnt bait,
go rimm ben Hnn5ei1 un1 ben
Gteden,
lno iDnnOre, panore obne Hoit.
Bis bu errei6t ben teureu GIe6ai.
1xSner.
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04
-glQe @elt, namentlid nnIcre

@ei6Iidfeit. intereiiiert iid fir Die
-Iagen mir aaiance Goroiale@
3uiIden &onig @omor0 Ser Adte bon
@roBbritannien uno Srlano liho Der
5rou Simpion, Der friiberen @anD
@arfielo aus Baltimore. Sic mar
Washington Journal., 1936-12-04

Bon Gina 2antrr.

@eltte molen mir unS Elm Deltig
iiber Sod5eitsbr1u6e u~nterbnlten,
ole auf Dem golfon mie Dor tauieno
Sobren, nod gang uu0 gdbe iino.
On Iiegt elm 9orf mitten i'm beiBen
2anOitri9 Oes 8altans. 9ie 9Guier
Iin0 nieorig, feines fommt iiber oas
grOeeiboB binats. Sic iino DeiB
un0 gelb un0 rot, man6e iogar grin
uno bInu getiindt, tie Iteben wie
bunte @iirfeI nebeneinanOer, unge-
mein ben uno gleiBenO I'M @olo
Der Sonne. Die 8eu0lferung lit
rumGniid uno 4riItli6, Die STRIDE
BEG Dorfes 1T elm alter, ihmudlo-
fer, foIt freisrunoer 9ou nit nie0ri.
ger RrppeI, Der cine 0peite, tlei.
mere NIT blanf geideuertem, golO-
blinfenOen Rreu5 oufiibt. IS lit
Sonntag unO Sod5eitstag. Gin
Bauer Oes 9orfes 6eiratet Ieine
GuserDGbIte, Ser BIab Dor Der Sir.
DIE 1T Ons 3ieI ouer gemobner aus
Dem 9orf uno umgebung. gs gebt
ouf Mittag. benz grauAe mad Die
Belt, Oie 8raut Sur Stele 5u idaf.
fen.
Die 8rart luir6 gcbOLt.
Cur STEELE l1offen: oas be0eil.
tet, Dab BEL Oieiem driitli6en goIte,
bel Oieien fatbolii1en 8auern, Der
8rou1 oes 6rnuenraubes, mie i'm
Der urmeni9 geiibt unO Der @iloe
aud beute nod feItbdlt, in elmer
BON @eidledt gu @eidledt iiberlie.
ferten 3eremonie fortlebt, obne Die
fein e1ter Sobn oes 2anoes, Ion
ieine gbe nidt miBraten, Elm WedO.
den our Jrau nimmt.
0as @aus Der Braut liegt nabe
Ser STRIDE, 0os Oes 8r6rtigoms am
onOern gn0e Oes 9orfes. Bon bort
Der betpegt iid elm ionOerbarer 8ug
bot MGnnern. Sn Der Mitte gebt
Der 8r6utigam ,run0 nm i'm balten
ii6 peinli6 genau i'm 5ehsed feds
iunge M6nner, an Der Spibe Der
&olonne reitet ouf einem Nappen
Elm Wann, Der cine Genie iiber Der
Shulter tr1gt.
9ie Menge Dor Ser Stride Der.
Itltmutt uno berteilt fid, tDenn Der
Bug Die GtroBe betritt. 9ie 2eute
geben ouseinanoer unO iteben Oonn
an bei0en Seiten Der GtroBe pom
&ouIe Der 8roit Big at benz beg
8rGutigoms Spalier. Ser Bug be.
ipegt it9 Iangiam our9 0as Spa
Tier, ma1t Dor Dem SauIe ser 8rnut
Snlt, Der 8rdutigom tritt aus benz
&reife Der @nmeraoen, Itelt Ii6 Dor
Sen Geiter un0 blidt i6weigenO al
ibm nuf, Der iiber Dem Gopf oes
8oribmitebenoen Elm paar blisihnene
Bepegungen nit Der Genie maht.
Ser 8rGutigam beugt elm &nie, uno
Die Menge bridt in einen ein5igen
tur5en &uf: sell" aus. Damn
ltebt Der gr1utigam mieOer ouf,
onnft ftumm Ourb elm 8etDegen
Der S6noe ben l~1mItebenOen uno
betritt Oas Saus Ser grout.
Mls er nieoer eri6eint, tragt er
oie 8raut ouf ben Armen, nidt Dem
&eiter al un0 iteIt one Braut in
ben &reis ser &amera0en. Sbr
Iill0 nit einem weiBen Guide bic
Mugen perbunoen. Ser 8rdutigam
foBt ibren @rm uno fiibrt fie Ihwei'
eeno Our1 Die Meni9engaiie ieinem
Saufe 81. 0eun 1T Oie 8raut ge-
raubt, oie 3eremonie lit aug.
Nun fommt pom Sauie 0es 8rGit-
tigoms Der Der eigentlide &o93eits.
aug. Muiit in Ser Spite. Ser 8ug
gebt CUR Stride un6 oie Srnuung
besinnt. Sn Der 3piiden5eit tuer-
ben mitten in Der DorfltraBe Sol5.
fl0be aufgelteIt, lange @retter bar
iiber gelegt uno cine rieiige Sofel
geOedt.
Die 9Ddseitsfeier,
Montana labor news., 1936-01-09
Commissioner O'Byrne
Defends Farmers

Labor Commissioner Edward O'Byrne
qualifiedly defended the farmers and
farm organizations in an address at the
Carpenters Hall before the delegates
last Tuesday evening in regard to the
recent adverse decision by a farmers
jury in the alleged violation Of the
eight hour store law held in Miles City.
Mr.. O'Byrne stressed the need OF
securing evidence which would COW
er every minute of time occupied by
the person in his employment who is
charged with exceeding the provisions
OF the eight hour law.
The Commissioner stated that the rea-
son that the case fell through in Miles
City was that the men employed by
the Miles City Trades and Labor Coun-
ell could not explain what the drivers
were doing when they were out OF
sight Of those employed to watch them
For instance a question was asked what
the men were doing at the time that
they were in the bakery. This could
not be answered satisfactorily. Anoth-
er question arose as to what these mer
were doing all the time they were sup
posed to be delivering the products Of
the bakery and this question couldn't
be answered satisfactorily from the
union point Of view. Consequently the
union los. the case, but it has taught
the lesson that in the mex trial of thi!
character every minute Of the indivi-
duals time who is charged with the vic.
lation will be accounted for.
Montana labor news., 1936-01-09
Unions Represented
By A Big Turnout

After two weeks holiday, enough
energy had accumulated by the unions
Of Butte 10 send out one hundred dele
gates to the meeting OF the Central
Labor Council held Tuesday evening
January I. Notwithstanding that Butte
is considered a fairly organized town, It
is not very extensive in actual popula-
ton. Many towns with several times
the number OF people Of Silver Bow
County, would have a difficult time
gathering together one hundred men
and women to represent their labor
organizations. Forty five delegates
took the obligation.
This large class arises from the TACT
that many Of the unions hold their
elections on the last Of December and
send new delegates to the Trades and
Labor Council. The unions are des-
CRYING a word Of praise for their fidel-
ity to the supreme local union organi-
cation, but on the other hand, it is a
sad commentary that ONE Of the I'M
ions in Butte are not represented in
this Central Body. Two of these in
clude the postoffice clerks and the
~postoffice carriers and n or two OF
the railway unions. All of these I'M
ions have been invited to join, but
for some reason Oh. other have withheld
their participation.
Montana labor news., 1936-01-09
Wrestling Match Proves
To Be More Than 1t
Was Advertised For

In a short article dealing with the
results OF the wrestling card held last
Monday evening January 9 at the Min
ers Union Hall, the local daily paper
mentioned that Eddie Meyers of Great
Falls downed Eskimo Eku twice to win
the main event. However more color
was injected in this bout owing to the
erocity of Meyers toward his opponent.
There was much hair pulling, kicking
and slamming until the spectators be-
came quite ired to the uncouth methods
employed by the wrestler from Great
Falls. Notwithstanding the apparent
Doodle tactics employed by both wrest-
lers in the main event, the card was
very good.
Kusek won over Whisker Adams in
the semi-main event. This also was a
hair pulling match; apart from that,
many exceedingly quick actions and
scientific holds were shone by both
men. In the opener Richie Meyers,
kid brother Of Eddie Meyers, tusseled
Leonard J%orgensen Of Great Falls to
a draw. This match was a very clean
scientific affair and was greatly en-
joyed by the audience.
The more one visits these matches
the more he is impressed with the pow
er and the ruthlessness Of this type Of
sport. One can't help but feel that in
the event an amateur suddenly met one
of these scientific wrestlers in a battle
in an alley, he would be lucky to come
out without some broken bones or a
broken back. However the training
that these men received must be the
means OF absorbing most Of the jolts
that they received on their backs and
necks and the e%xcruciating pain they
receive when pressure is put IN some
of the holds.
On January 10 another card has been
prepared that has all the ear-marks Of
being an outstanding event. Eddy Mey-
ers meets Billy Spendlove and Kusek
taking on Bob Cummings.
Montana labor news., 1936-01-09
GREAT FALLS MAN
PLEDGES UNIONS TO
JAMES {. MURRAY
In Correspondence to Montana's
Distinguished Senator, w. A.
BosIey Compliments Humani-
tartan and Liberal Attitude.

C. A. Bosley
Great Falls, Montana
House of Representative
of the State of Montana
Mr.. James E. Murray
Washington. D. c.
Hon. Sir
For some time | have contemplated
a letter to you expressing my personal
gratitude, as we'll as in behalf Of the
Unions Of this city, for the untiring
efforts you have exerted in our behalf,
especially on the Fort Peck Project,
opposition to Ray Hart, and the almost
instantaneous response to our appeal
for aid for the relief OF our destitute.
1t is a great pleasure to have a high
public official who will Immediately
champion the causes of the oppressed,
in fact it is such a rarity that it becomes
the exception; it gives II a belief that
Justice will prevail.
You stand now as a champion for
the rights of the common citizen, I
would say outstanding. l am sure that
You will reap a happiness that is IN
known to but few, for according to my
view, happiness is solely in giving hap
piness to others,
Now wish to offer my most humble
services to you in any manner, shape
or form, that | may be of service. You
may call upon me at any time, and you
may be assured that | will Immediately
respond. | can readily understand that
anyone who champions the under-dog
makes enemies of a certain class, which
class had the power to wage an active
battle through the press to defeat such
officers; and that it will take the united
efforts of the common citizens to keep
such a man in office.
In behalf of the Unions of this city
can assure you that we will do all in
our power to assist you, in the opinion
of the acting %unionist, any union person
VINO does not support you to the fullest
extent, certainly could not be a real
union person. l take quite an active
part in the union affairs and am il
position to be aware of the undercur-
rents,
Again let me express our heartfelt
gratitude to you, and again offer our
most humble aid and assistance in any
manner we may be able.
Yours very respectfully,
G. A. Bosley,
Montana labor news., 1936-01-09
REGULATIONS FOR
TRUCKS OPERATING
BETWEEN STATES

A new federal law will go into eff
feet February II that will bring all
truckers who do an interstate business
under the new regulations of the Fed
eral Interstate Commerce Commission.
To acquaint all those affected with
these regulations, the Federal Govern
ment is arranging a meeting of all
truckers affected at Helena. This will
apply to all those carrying freight of
any kind either from Montana to adj
joining states or bringing freight in.
The following telegram received by
the Board Of Railroad Commissioners
this Saturday morning from John L.
Rogers, director of the Bureau of Mot
or Carriers Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, outlines briefly the plan
for aiding the Montana situation:
Washington, Dec. AIN an endeavor
to assist motor carriers in preparing
applications for certificates and per-
Imits, which must be filed before Feb
ruary u we are sending a number OF
men into the field.
I'VE would much appreciate the
hearty cooperation of your Commiss'on
and staff as far as consistent with your
other duties. Our representatives will
be in Helena on January 8 and will
confer with you.
I'VE would appreciate it if you could
have a room which we could use on
that date for meeting We shall notify
known interested organizations Of such
meeting, but would appreciate having
YOU invite anyone you feel would as
sist in accomplishing the desired pur-
poses.
John L. Rogers
THE Commission sent the following ans
liver:
Helena. Dec. EYour wire of this
date to Chairman Carey received. J
lG. Bruce, Traffic Expert and Fred Pen
we'll, Motor Supervisor, will gladly aid
Your representative We will make ar.
rangement to furnish room at our Of
flee in the State Capitol for your meet
ling. You may be sure Of the Board.
cooperation at all times.
J. G. Bruce