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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18
Roosevelt Reuerfs to
Quarterback Tactics

Two developments in connection
with Franklin D. Roosevelt's recent
actions hint a remarkable change in
his role as political leader. They
reveal new Roosevelt, apparently
a COMPROMISED, but perhaps, to re-
vert to his own description of him.
self long ago, quarterback, cir
cumventing his opponents by trick
plays rather than ruthlessly crush
ing them by overwhelming force.
It may be, of course, that he
learned something from the purges,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18
FOR CONSERVATION.

E. B. Thompson, A. w Hawkinson
and II. II. Hazen, who said they are
Great Falls businessmen. told Hell
ena Justice of the peace they have
been wildlife conservationists all
their lives and have been active in
conservation programs. But the
hard hearted Judge fined them S25
each and ordered their fishing tack
lie confiscated by the state They
had $50 trout and perch in their
baskets when a deputy game war
den arrested them near Hotter dam.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

People haven't changed, but they
have become better educated in the
higher education of taking care of
themselves and their money. The
process which brought about this
education is newspaper advertising.
1t used to be possible for glib
talker to take almost anything out
to sell, no matter how worthless
or inferior, and by sheer high-pres-
sure selling to "clean up" But not
now.
Even the lowliest buyer knows
that certain claims are untrue, and
that the price asked for certain
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

WASHINGTON.-Jesse H. Jones.
the Houston banker who has been
the greatest lender in the world
as head of the RFC since he was
appointed 10 that body by President
Hoover, was recently offered the
post of secretary of the navy by
President Roosevelt, but declined it
with thanks.
Jesse's friends insist that it was
nothing but a move 10 shelve him.
as everybody knows that the post of
secretary of the navy under this ad-
ministration is merely niche for a
fgurehead.
The suggestion was made by the
President for two reasons. One was
that he intended at the time 10
transfer RFC, under his powers
granted by congress in the reorga-
nization bill. TO the department of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18
Wheeler in Background
During 1882 Cam paign

With two other radicals, Wheeler
was kept in the background during
the 1882 campaign. 1t was thought
that Roosevelt was sure of the lib
eral vote, as against Herbert Hoo
yer, and hence speeches by Whee-
Ter, Huey Long and Clarence c. Dill
would do him little good. In fact
they might do harm by alternating
conservative support.
After the election Wheeler found
he was sidetracked for a different
reason. The President was very
fond, personally, of Bruce Kramer.
for years national committeeman
from Montana, and Wheeler's bitter
est political enemy in the state. AS
result Kramer got all the gravy,
and Wheeler was ignored.
Wheeler sizzled within, but kept
peace on the surface, for five years.
But if he was bidding his time for
revenge, he could not have planned
it better himself when the opportu-
nifty to oppose the President on the
Supreme court issue presented it.
self.
Now the President is counting
Wheeler. One might think Wheeler
was the only man on Capitol Hill
he trusted
1t isn't like ROOSEVELT Assuming
its genuineness, it is the first time
of record he has ever forgiven any,
one who dealt him such a blow-and
a blow below the belt, as he re-
garded it--as Wheeler gave him on
the court issue.
Nor is it like Roosevelt to aban-
don his scheme TO get rid OF Jesse
Jones without fight, merely be-
cause he was told Jones had too
many friends on Capitol Hill to make
possible his being shifted under Har-
ry l.. Hopkinsl It's worth waiting
for the last actl
tBeil Syndicaie-WNU Scryice)
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tanned thereby the selection of ever
faithful Adolph ]. SABBATH, of Illi-
nois, as chairman of the powerful
house rules committee, and he has
seen the actual power in that COM
mittee, as direct result of the de-
feat Of O'Connor, pass into the hands
of Eugene E. Cox, of Georgia, who
averages ten instances of opposi-
ton to New Deal detectives to ev-
cry one of O'Connor's insurgencies.
The two recent instances, which
are taken by some to indicate
change in Roosevelt, relate to two
men, both of whom are Democrats,
one of whom is intensely conserva-
tive at heart, and the other former
ly regarded as much more radical
than Roosevelt himself. The con-
sentative is Jesse H. Jones. The
radical is Sen. Burton X. Wheeler.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

shrine OF high pres
sure salesmanship.
His methods no long
er make sales. He
thinks he's losing his
grip.
That is not the
trouble. The truth is
that high-pressure
craftsmanship is out,
is dead, is obsolete,
is without power to
make sales in these
days OF greater edu-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18
NATIONAL
AFFAIRS
Reviewed by
CARTER FIELD

President looks upon Jesse
H.. Jones as potential enemy
of Netv Deal X. +. c. head
declines Secretary of Nary
Post Uafchful rafting
is attitude of business, iuIlich
looks 10 next years election
for decided change ;. Roose-
relt-Uheeler feud may draio
TO close.
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ton to the State Forester, Missoula,
Montana.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Signed RUTLEDGE PARKER.
State Forester.
Dates of Publication.
May ID, %, June and 8, 1889.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

commerce, where il would be under
Harry L. Hopkins.
BY the way, this is still mystifying
insiders, who know that Hopkins
personally believes his health will
force absolute retirement, within a
year.
II Jones had accepted. it was
made clear to him by the President,
Emil Schram, now a member of the
board of directors of RFC, would
be put in Jones place, but would of
course have been under Hopkins.
Jones' Economic Uie1Us
Held In Lou Esteem
The other reason for the move the
President thought about making was
that while he has great respect for
Jones ability, he has none for his
economic and social views, regards
him ASIA potential enemy to the
New Deal, and dislikes his political
ties.
In fact, the prefer of the navy
portfolio was made only after sew
eral senators and members OF the
house, with whom the President had
discussed changes he proposed max
ing under the reorganization bill,
told him he would run into hor-
nets nest on Capitol Hill if he tried
kicking Jesse Jones around.
The President was told that there
was not only the certainty of trou-
BILE, but the real probability that
congress might actually veto the
whole set of changes-under its pow
er to disapprove within go days-if
the President should attempt to put
Jones, in whom Congress has great
confidence, under Hopkins, about
whom congress is very skeptical.
So he tried to kick Jones upstairs,
but Jones preferred the floor he has
been working SO long.
AS matter of fact, Jones, though
a conservative at heart, is probably
the most powerful figure in Wash
ington outside the White House and
its immediate environs,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

both the nine he lost
and the one he won.
In the nine he lost
he discovered that
he could not defeat
the senators on their
home grounds. In
the one he won, that
fight against John ].
O'Connor, he discov-
cred that the price
of victory was high
and its fruit disap-
pointing. He beat
O'Connor. He OBJ
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

stance, neutrality. No one believes
any neutrality law now enacted
would stand 10 days if war broke out
and it we're manifest that the new
law interfered with something this
government wanted TO do-help the
democraeies. for example, by ship
ments of war supplies which would
be forbidden by the law.
As for taxes, everyone knows that
if the United States got into the war
there would have to be a new tax
law, which must raise ever SO much
more money than at present. This
would make whatever tax revision
might be passed this session unim-
portant. Not that anyone thinks
there would really be anything like
the Bone measure, designed 10
take the profits out of war"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18
Thursday, May Is, 1899

tain Time, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs of adj
vertising and expenses of sale.
F. W. KIESLING, Secretary,
Glacier Silver-Lead Mining Co.
Spokane, Washington, May 3rd.
1899 mll-jnl At
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18
" agner 4ct Useless
In Event of II ar

Then take Wagner act revision.
Everyone knows congress would
act very differently in a war emer-
gency in dealing with amendments
to this law, if indeed there were any
necessity for touching it at all in
war emergency Labor's attitude
would be very different. There
would be little interest and no SYM
pathy for any move TO restrict
hours, all the pressure in the world
for getting more wages.
And consider the wage and hour
act. There would be no inclination.
to remove any floor under wage lev
els. In wartime that would take
care of itself. But there would be
tremendous opposition TO any at
tempt to restrict working hours.
So, all in all, with the prospect of
a more friendly President who
would sign legislation from a more
friendly congress everyone knows
that it would be terribly difficult to
muster a tWo-thirds vote to over
ride Roosevelt veto of any change
in existing law that he did not APP
prove), plus the possibility of a war
emergency, why get all hot and
bothered about changes which would
run only (al until the next Presi-
dent came in, or tb) until war
broke?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

4 SALESMAN, 10 years ago I'M
- scrupulous but successful,
came in to see me today with his
troubles. He no longer makes sales.
I asked him what he thought was
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1939-05-18

That's just it," said he. Il don't
know. | give EN- the Works--but
they don't buy
This man is salesman of the
old school--a worshipper at the
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Dala>icr prrbicfct Sic
acknowledgement
nit thr audi ale ihre
O!leoerunoen perbdnnt
sd'ritt ai1t ais @eraeltnne fir
Observation-Disclosures

Tnris. 9ie franioiiihe 8eaierune
ncrhot Die aonlmuniitenpartci ,sronf.
rc!t1s, Die y s(baeoronetc in Ser
&amnler hnt. Golitiid)e 2reiIe iehen
in oie'er MaBnahme cine Mntport
6ranfreifs alf ben beutih.ruiiiihen
N'htonariffssE itno ben Gin,
marih in Eolen lmo bie sluftcilllna
Folers. Ser angenoinmenc Grlo6
oes Rrlegsfabinetts beoeutet aud,
alelhdeitie Die slu'Ioiune aaer Der
Nartei anoeiflciienen Sraoniiatio.
ner Sic aomm,niiten maren 1886
WfItllieb Der GolfsIront ilnter SEQ
elrn llnh felt ble'er 3eit maren iie
berelts mebrmals npnieiten Der Re.
aiernne oneeariffen nproen ilno slpei
lbrer 3eitllngen berboten iporoeu. ssn
Der Golfsircnt pertroten iie ben
Stanhplnft Der oftipen Silfe fiir
Rerublif. Spanien. 9ieies fiibrte
oann gum &erfaa Ser Gclfsfront.
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Gnclatt& rcrfiin<ct ttcac
1t<8eetzelbtpctr
Chamberlain uno Ghur,
dill erl ltatten 8erihte
Griter eurb aibt bic bcpuritcbenbc
gemdifnnna nnb snm Sell bnrd,ec.
fubrte @emaffnnna aaer ensliiden
Sd)iffe befannt

Scrhon Gnelanos griter Sorh Der
slbrliralitot @iriton Gburhia teilte
in leiner 9ieoe int llnterbauie nit
oaP Gnalonb nit 9roberem griolge
als I'M @eltfrieae bcn feinbllher
llntcricebopten ginbalt aebietct mn
nln filr Die Siderhelt Der eiaencn
Sh,'fabrt i1ntlihe SnbrSerae I'M
geianlten eneliihen emporium be.
marfEete, llno OnB Der ariea crit jesi
berinnt.
Chamberlain bate Dor Ghurhln
geIoSoden llnb ieincn pierten gerid)t
ilber Die aricqiiibrlrna unb ben
Song Ser grcisniiic aceeben.
grloe erfl0rten. hob Ser ariea crit
I'M Beginner lei lnb bnB Sic Ser.
lllItN in Sauie Der Belt it'd, breben
pilr ZEN sllltngllnlten Seitihlanbs
Nm ser @eitIrpnt ltcben ilnlcrc Srup,
pen tereirt nit Tranfreic) llno 10
nlrss allh Die nirtifoftlihe Gage nit
oer Git Su perelnen Ielu, iaete Gham.
berlnein.
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Kutn per6reert mber
Seacr>UertSr

Maibinatcn sSris auhn. Ser Siib,
rer oes slmerifa belltifen @olfsbun.
oes erflGrte, in einem Ssnterpietp, er
tuerce fiinftis nid)t mebr obne for.
lneGe Gorlabung nit oem 0ies.slls.
ihib .,fooperieren", neil ibm bas
aonlltee, bas rnonlerifaniid)e TIM.
triebe unterillht, 10 unfair beban.
oelt" babe.
&nbn mar i'm beionoeren oariiber
'ouf.,ebraht, bab Der slusi ihuB Ger
barb seser, ben friiberen Meidstoes-
abeeoroneten nnb imaonSentrations-
lager 0afal Snternierten, als 9eu.
gen anborte. .gr lit in 7eutihlan6
als Gerr1ter befannt", erfl1rte
anbn. Gr bat eine Meibe bon s(naa.
ben. Die 2nbn bel friiberen Gerb0.
rem nahte, ais llnipabr beSeihnet.
Muf @riino beiien min oas Dies-ao-
mittee aubn abermals nernebmen -
unb ibm oes Weineios Dor Dem So.
mice iiberfiibren. gs lit nun ab5u.
tuarten, mas bas aomitee fun ipiro
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gel, Sic lic I'M It1btiIhen ShurIpifcnl
porfarben, beieitiat l,nb sic Shul-
pernnltung alli cine hobe Stl,ie ct.
bohen.
9tidt n1chr brollhen sic Sd)ul.
finoer IN llnIanit1ren aloiienrGilnen
ibr'n l(nterritt 81 enlpinneen. Shu.
len :purben lln1aebollt ltnb neue @e.
boilSe errihtet. iSinasier1lnq plrbe
mad, oeltdftlid)en 9tiidiid,ten betrie.
ZEN unb Der 3ohItne bober 3inien
eih Gnbe aelnnf,t Mnn bolte iif bic
Sebrer niht mebr pon nltBerbalb Jon.
bern bepor5lgte, no irmer moglif,
bein'he aroite. @ebdlter nurben
nleoet rcgelmIBig be5oblt unb alle
Nerbencrlmgcu fonnten obnc Grb0.
blrn Der Selbltfoltcn burchgeiiibrt
lperben. 9eionbers lit unSlterfennen,
oaB Serr S'TonncG nui Die peric1ie.
ocr:n Wtincritnten Ser Staht Giids
'lht robn unh bel slnitcllllngen bon
Scbr'rn MIR heren 9eiobisuns gel.
ten lieB.
Sic iefsiGhrige Sotiefeit ais
Srhl.irnt, ipahrenh ipelter er aQe
slrtcn bon flnnniicllcn rlnb &erlpal-
tlnGs sproblemen 5lt loien botte, iino
fir Scrrn S'Sonnea cine quite &or.
bere'tilng fiir bas giireermeiiteramt
aetpeien.
6err S'Ionnen lit in Glepelonb
geboren uno er5oaen llno bat itets
Ole beiten Sntereiien ser Stabt am
Ser5cn aehobt sIls Shulrat bat er
obne CSebalt sebient ,lno ieine gan5e
3eil Sem slnIte aelplbmet.
Gr iaate, er tperbe Ser Stoot Glepe,
lam cine ebrlif,e, fobise, ipirfiame,
fortifrittlic6e ,lnb perantlportlihe
Te,nnltlrna geben, has gorantiere er
ben @iiraern Ser Stoot Glcpelnnb.
Sell.e @ahl niiroe Elm Sdritt mad,
@orports iiir Die Stoot Glepelano
beoe.lten.
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Kein vHc,atitter pntit"
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Galinescu bas grgebnis eines per.
iudten .,ceutihen @inmorIhes" ee.
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5ufiibren.
Ser Witipe Galinescls tpurbe cine
lebcnsl1nelihe mpnatlihe Hente in
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mol, bas an Der Stelle erriftet iper,
Ben ioa, no ct ieinen 500 fano, iii
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ber toaren, rlnnehr beenbet ieien.
Sie im slnslono perbreiteten Mel.
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tilnoen iei ltorf iibertrieben.
(Gine gtahrihtcnoaentur nerbrei
tete bob 1000 @titglieber, Die gum
5ei! bereits in @eidneniiien fporen,
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Rerlin. 9ie moberne mehaniiier.
fe Qrieefiihruna bat Ben transport
bor %ernunbeten Mebisin, Mab.
rurasmitteI, genairr ,lnb aneeren
Gorr1!en A., elmer ipiftisen ssnnftion
Der heutifen 9lrir,paife eelnoht.
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BEN sGcten arella an ser Seite Der.
iehen, mod,ten scn ibrem Stiiepllnft
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tp,lltneten ans ben sselolasaretten
i,os, aranfenbdiiern in 9eiltihlanb
sm brineen. sseoes bieier 2a3arett-
flurieltee fann !s 0ertpunbete auf
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greslnl nnf) Ger sSront l,nb fiibren
ben tpeit norge'tobenen GanSernoeen
uno 9anfabteiiin,een 8en3in 5u.
Sbre bieie 6ilie hGtten bieie Mbtei-
lilngen niGt 10 ftbneG ibre slufaoben
blrhf;ibren fcrnen, ga Der 8abn-
be-sshr labmaeleet mar inb Die
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nerfrn ibre bon5enartigen Sabuneen
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tige 9idt limb bon erSster Wiftio.
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t1g1re, bas burh forperlihe Mllss
ibnng er5ielt tptrh, 1T bas bic @es
banfen bon Der Nrbeit, ben @eihdftss
lorqen lr,b 6oushaItplaaen obaes
lenfr fperber unb fomit elm @efiihl
Der grbolilne herbeifiihren nnp SieS
1T 'ehr rotipenhig slr rid1tiaen sluss
fnbrnna aller natiirIihen ssunftionen.
Sie 9idt iolIte reihlih 8en1iile, Sos
lote linb Sriihte entbalten ouser
Nilf, ~gereols", @ier lnb Nleish.
Wdn iollte banadl itreben. cine fpoN
nAsQeglihene 3idt innesubaIfen, bts
ben 8eodrf bes aorpers an aolorier,
GitpeiB'toffen. gifdmtnen liro Wines
ralien oedt. Sn einisen hartnddiaen
EdQen bon 9artleibiafeit mag el
ncttpenbte fem, Elm nri[bes IbfihrC
mtttel ein5urebmen. Wdhlen Sil
Sbre Wehisin iehoh Iarafaltia inns
perqeptiiern Sie iid. odB Gle cine
fpl6e pdblen. bic milce fpirtt un6
oerer @ert iiber etnen 2etfrdum bon
b'elsn Sabrer erprobt tporben il.
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msrlNs fair ernieHriot
GintritfspreiS

YIN gorf. Ser @intrittspreis AUS
notwithstanding rpirb i'm Monat 81.
toter MIR nod so Gents betraaen.
Visber muroe oas Snupteelanbs Inn
10 llhr abenbs aeid,loMen unb nun
1T es bis. If llhr offen. Sb Die Mrs.
ltel:ina i'm nGf,iten esobr fortaeiesf
miro, lit nod rid)t entihieben.
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S>,pjet>HmnlanN iibt
itareen Dr,,ef a,ai
GitlanH aus


Mostnu 9ie Siherbeit Ser rllI-
iiihen @emaiier por Sen @efabren,
Die ieitens Der iih moaliherpeiIe
BORT beritedt Baltenbcn llnteriecbocte
orohen. lit sl eincm icbr ipihtiacn
Froh!em geporoen ioet Hublano.
Sc slbiiften, bic ser areml ae.
eeniiber benz fleinen, aber ltrategiId,
lpidlt;aen Gnnoitccten perIolat, iinb
in sluslonosfreiien @egenltano leb.
batter Tisfiliionen. Ser Gremier
eltblanos lnternabm Slpei ihneIe
gelllfe in Mosfau ilnb tpiiniht, oab
Die Tl1iien lire Sruppen bon Ser
Srehae pegSieben gtaf) beutisenl
geritt iuuroe Elm rlliliihes sbiii
torreblert uno oieies erbobt natiir-
liG Die Spannune Der fleinen ebe.
mails rliiiihen Manbitaoten.
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3ireus a,it I. Oetcber
i'm ClcpclanH StaNiu,,t

H'nnp @ooolnonn. Ser Gonia Der
nSrineml,iic" miro IN ben pereinten
@l.6 @eit MrOeo bon Spapnooo
nr I. Sftober, nahmittags $50
lltr, lm Glepeidnb Stabiilm ipielen.
2a5 $4,000 Eobeo bot 1900 Shau
'tellet, DIE alle faaritrGlbenoen Ero.
orft1onen, Die al! elmer Wilbneltihan
ge5oren, Se!ocn Mdnner perben 3ei.
gen :rie su.omobile 5nlanneniouien
lrta Tiloe Yfcrbe reiten, 9Glber.
glE'a;l9en, gilllen milonahen 6on.
telt llrb ale Die nnberen balsbrehe.
riiter &llnititiite zines Sirius, nie
lie uerne ge'eber merben. fonnen Sic
am Sonntaa, ben /. Sftober, i'm
Stubilm ieben sluh iinb ihone
DfooGJer om Grapes linb auf benz
Seli 81 icher. llno picIes anbere,
II. q. mllbe Siere. Sopen, Tieer, Gle.
phal!ten, allhs Snbianer rnb bie be-
llebtpn 3irfus Glplpns treten ouf.
$4,000 Sise al SOC linb fir bic
airier 25c iinh ,u bnben. Seben Sic
SIT hnb Sic iid einen Der Sise in
Belt 5elorgen, henr sic Gpritelluna
lit MIR fiir eiren Sne berehnet. llnb
Die g!tern unS ainoer BON Norb.
Stio nerben ole nod Dem Stnhillm
itromen unb lie peroen befrieoiat
fperoen in ibren Grmartunsen.
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Spnnien bat tpicNer ein<
vUclespcrtret,.na"

gureos, Spnnien. 9ie 90 Wtit.
g!leher oes isalnnailtiihen National-
rates ihporen i'm biitoriihen alc.
tier Suclgos Dem 2anoe, Der "a.
lan1e, Dem ssiihrer sSrancn unb Dem
rF,tnoon1entalen Hrinsipien oes lpo-
niiden Staates uno Der Mepolntion
9reue Ssroncr, Mfitglieber oes dip.
'lprtetiihen Gorps iinb cine s(nSahI
bon @iirbentr1gern naren BEL ser
einbrlfsppllen 3eremonie anfpeienb.
ssranco bat Die sSalange fir not
tper.ig erfl1rt, Inn bie s(ufaaben oes
W.eheranibalies Sn erleoieen.
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anf tpenn hie SiGt niht aeniiqenb
Sriifte, @en,iiie llnb anbere mai
fiae" Speiien entbdlt ipeIdhe bireft,
folpobl tpie irbireft BEN 8eitdnb bon
feiten Stoifen i'm 9idbdrm permebs
rem. &p(lfonmene Nusbunaer,lna
nnb llntererndhr,ins iino orleemeine
nrln6en 81 bartleibiefeit. Cine
medldniihe @eritnnflns in ben Gin.
gefpeioer mag bnrtleibiofett perlir.
fod,en. Stlieblif, fonnen ale 8rnnf>
beiten, Die anrperihnGhen ober
Gerfad neruriahen, fpie a. 9. icf&e.
Die non Sieber beeleifet itnb, 4art,
lelbiafeit nit iif brtnaen.
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1etn 4. O'Denneu
aanbibat fiir giiraermeiiter

Sci Der fpnlnlenben @ahl nerben
Die giiraer llnb Steller5obler @ele.
ge.,Leit boben einen Monn 5u ibrem
giitaecmeiiter 81 m1blen, ser einen
ousgescihneten Hefpro uno porsiiq.
lide 2ciitlngen i'm Sienite Ser Sefs
fentliGfeit oltfpeiIen fann.
9ieler Wann lit Sobn 6. S'Ion.
nea, iest llno bie lesten lehs Sabre
Dtit7lieb bes Shulrats unb beiicn
friiberer Grolioent.
@ihrenb bieicr 3eit boben 6.
Gonneu nno ielne Genoiien Die Wtan.