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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-26
No Place For Secrecy in Government

The cornerstone Democracy public knowledge of how
Democracy Secrecy place the governmental manipu
when enters freedom and puohc eh
Recognizing this danger in many departments our
publishers lead originating plan
would require full and complete accounting
public moneys spent by the
including boards and commissions counties cihe
towns, and school districts
These newspapemn taxpayer and board
details be published contendng that the small
publishing would be repaid nfod in the resultant increase OF
confidence and marked saving of tax money
In short the publishers objection for instance
the spending of public moneys for such worthy onlecVes as
poverty unemployed decided objection
unhealthy enshroudn collection and distribution Of such money
publication public transaction would odum
suspicion many quarters hearty respect for governmental
accomplishments and generally enende better public spirit
that operating wisely and economically need fear
nothing those failing their public duty
Of publicity fulfill their obligations with
regard for all concerned
scope realized the states newspaper
districts regular session. endorsed the
r and FIR full consideration by the state
Meeting September the state association
appointed legislation expeding Of
+h nronod act The committee named is composed of O. Shell
ley Lodge chairman Dunlap Thompson Falls Frank Whet
John w Lyman Bozeman
Once the import of the law is dgeed it believed
objection its passage this legislative session
Now and then there some discussion pro-
edngs county supervisors councils school boards
and similar organizations published
There are some who think that the publication
Of should be saved the county taxpayer
Many years ago much than it
today discussed and considered from angle After
determined that legal advertising the
effective the buy the
Of elected officials And from the officials
standpoint constitutes proof of their honesty and integrity in office
and where public
handle public funds
Of them they likewise anxious that public
might be wongfuy made against them
through there has been instance after instance where
public coniscated by officials who not trust
this kind have shadow the
who upright their dealings IN the
printing
official publications each and county
the minds of the public the integrity of ar
the
public doing his job honestly.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-26
THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA

United will be nation to be attacked by
Axis either by of powerful economic
by actual military attack
of things been
appoint head for the defense commission and give that head
things what had happened
World War production Jagged
placed the head and clothed with au-
President pesteny refused to turn over that power
matters his hands
with work he the result has been delay and con-
will necessarily before manufacture the
mountains supplies by soy pressed Britain altogether
the President not taken long ago. IN
persistent what they were talking
about 1t sincerely present action has not
too
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-26
Objects of the PIT. A.

chapter National Congress of Parents
and Teachers What the objects OF this
organization? The Article Il of the 1910 National
Bylaws
of children youth IN nome schooi
church. community the standards OF home fe to secure
ADEQUATE protection of children youth
relation the home and the school ina
ntelgeny In the training OF the
child and to develop the general public such
will child the nghest advantages
mental social and spiritual educaioh
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-26
State Will Ask
Road Defense Funds

Montana will make heavy bid
for federal funds under the national
defense highway program, D. A.
NcKinnon, state highway engineer
has announced. McKinnon Will rep
resent Montana at meeting OF the
Western Association of HIGHWAY
Officials at Denver next month. Inc
state highway engineer, member
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-26

of the associations special defense
committee, promised that Montana
will make a strong presentation to
be adequately included in congress.
sional road defense appropriations.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-12-26
1 GAS so.

She. Now what are we stopping
for
He. I've lost my bearings.
She: Well, at least you're orlgi-
nal. most fellows run out OF gas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Sir George
Treats Many

II the City Fathers we're TO agree
20 charge a head tax for all who
enjoyed the breezes on Belle Isle
the Golfers a the City Hall would
be running over With funds. But
fortunately for party giyers, such
isn't the case. and hardly day
goes by that doesn't see some form
OF entertainment on the Island
"Wednesday evening found George
f. Hommett playing host at pic
mic on Belle Isle which he gave in
honor OF his cousin. Luther viii
liams Of Chicago.
Everyone had such a grand time
swimming. riding. dancing. roast
ing welncrs and eating lIilarity
ran high among such noiable- as
Misses Victoria Winfield and Bea-
trice Draxton OF chicago, Katrinka
Bar'ells Of California, Mildred
Johnson. ~ Boston. Winifred
Hickson. Luther Williams. yernsl
Smith. Tok Walker. Freeman Gar
nett. Adolphus O'Neil. Charles Will
Jams and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mar
TELLS. newly wods ~ Pennington.
Michigan. After leaving the Island.
.,he CAV party ended with bit OF
night-lifng.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Detroit Socialites
Go to Canada

A chic Border City beauty. none
other thar personable Ann smith,
n Windsor. was hostess al very
swanky shower given for her pal
Beulah Hardin. OF Chatham. last
SATURDAY. afternoon. The hostess
chose the beautiful home and for
ma. landscape gardens OF her
friends. the raylors. who reside
about twelve miles out from Wind
sor. as the scene OF the party.
Though the setting the hostess
and the guest Of honor all come
under the jurisdiction of the Kings
domain the guests scrambled for
Identification cards and sailed over
from This side of the border. 10 en-
joy the festivities. They wore their
coolies; sport and casual frocks,
h-f before the heated bridge ses-
sion IN which they engaged was
over. EVERYONE was doing biz OF
Nishful thinking about bathing
SUR and cool dip IL the river.
The glsis PLAYED bridge on the
lawns until rain made 1t necessary
10 flee 10 the screened-in porches.
Among the players. who also posed
10 have MOVIES made OF their pretty
selves. were: Paula Jones. OF Chi
eago; Eddie Robinson. Ruth Webb.
Mary Jeffrey. Myrtle Gaskill. Mary
Taliaferro, Lucy Jores. Thelma
Hutthins. Katie LOOMS. Katie
French. Haze Lyman. Mrs. Stew
art Georcina Hardin, Edna Tondee.
Mrs. Howell. OF New York; Paul
me Milford. Toronto; ard LYDIA
Goggius.
Hazel LYMAN and LYDIA Gogglns
tied for the first prize, that delec-
table Scarlet Ollara shaw with
heavy green fringe. and had 10
draw. win Hazel coming out the
winner Lacy Jones won hankies,
While Ruth Webb received some re-
ffeshing toilet water.
Since ID MAS personal shower
it goes without saying that Reu'ah
received an abundance ~ rare per-
fumes and exquisite lingerie
For the party Miss smith wore
white ace ~arden dress while
Mrs. Tay.or wore pink Miss Har-
din. who Will become the bride OF
Earl Cuz1ens this week end, chose
a pretty blue and white organza
gown for the garden party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

have been given the AFFAIR which
smacked OF the glamour and excite
ment OF things military. from start
10 finish. The invitations were
done in red and sprinkled with
stars. Large silk American flags
decorated the interior OF Mrs. War
ricks beautiful home. The tea
table was covered with an exqul-
site handmade lace cloth. Red.
white and blue flowers formed tho
brilliant ccnterpiece. while large
arrangements OF white stock and
larkspur were placed about the
house. Napkins. over which nut
tered the stars and stripes and
eagles were used ny the guests rs
they slipped cool punch and enjoy
cd the sandwiches served by Mrs.
Vera Carter.
Mere decorations weren't the only
features that told one II was a mill
tary tea A brilliant program over
which Mrs. Mabel Green presided.
was enjoyed hy the guests. Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

am Carey. the blind musician,
played the piano selections. while
solos and readings were given by
Mrs. Sadie Johnson, Mrs. owen.
Misses Georgia and Eloise Pryor.
Mrs. Annie Hunter gave a history
OF our nations flag. The guest
speaker was Mrs. Belle Miller. OF
Philadelphia. Also assisting on The
program was Mrs Anna Lewis,
past auxiliary president.
Among the guests present were
Mrs. Mary Simms and daughter:
Mrs. Stovall, Mrs. Fora Miller. Miss
Doris Hickman. Miss Florence
Simms. Mrs. $. u. Neal. Mrs. Luz
ellie Randolph. Mrs. Food MIR. and
Mrs. Isaac Phillips Mrs. Ross. Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Willie Nc
Donald. Miss Claudia Green and
father: Mrs. Carrie Riley. presi-
dent OF the auxiliary: Mrs. Jones,
senior vice president: Mr.. West.
Mrs. Eugie West. Thomas Payne
and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

. This appealing vanishing
cream is a perfect base for
your powder and makeup.
And then il becomes some
thing more. II aids in the
smooth-clinging, long-last-
ing loneliness of your face
powder. And together with
your powder II provides you
with complexion protec-
ton" against the years
skin-roughening weather.
So let the regular use Of
Black and White Vanishing
Cream be your way of
dressing up" your COM
plexion for each day. You'll
step out happily prepared
to face blustery wind, or chill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Many eyes We're turned on a.
pretty dancing frocks which n.
1--WE principals at tho partv wor.
Mrs. Troiter was stunning in a.
phisticated chartreuse jersey vor,
Its jacket OF jersey was brIllI,n
Chinese red, as was the hood y,
tached TO Il. Hostess Alberta ma
Wis wore a white crepe dress via
draped bodice. Her corsare wa. a
tea roses. Miss Wright chose
cool crisp red on white dot,.i
swiss shirt waist frock which f,s
tened in front with red yelvs
bows.
Guest OF honor, Helen Davis VA
very pretty in flowing xhlr
crepe. while Eva Patton chose
houffant gown Of pale pink orra,.
"a, the skirt OF which was mark,,
with hands Of rose taHefa.
For those guests too lansuld /,
dance. sips OF refreshing mint N.
lens and congenial chatter proved
very pleasing diversions.
Among the dancers were Mn
Cecil Hayes. Mrs. Inuella JohnsO,
OF Ny. Alden Byrd oi Kalamazoo;
Richard King. Edith yeager. jim
Slade, J. W. Trotter. Mr.. and Mn
Glen Crochrane. Mr.. and Mrs q.
nest Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Ca.
rington. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes Peter.
son. Joe Craigen. charles Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ia Mari and
Katherine Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
The Cameo Girls
Celebrate Birthday

The hostess became a guest Of
honor when the Cameo Girls met
recently at the home Of Mrs. Fav-
ors. $3.50 Brush street.. Since the
occasion was also the birthday OF
Mrs Favors, the meeting was turn
ed into social hour Mrs. Favors
received many lovely cards and
gifts.
The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs Hazel Harris,
5223 Beanbien street..
Mrs. Kara Brown is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mrs. Louise Middleton. OF Allan
"a. returned home Tuesday. follow
ing a months pleasant visit here
with friends. She IL a Fulton coun-
" school teacher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
DANCING Party F4onors ST. LOuisidn
Three are Hostesses at
Swank Summer Dance

Sweet music and soft lights transformed the Frou
club into paradise for dancing partners who attends
the very lively dancing party which Mrs J. W. Trots,
Alberta Davis and lnez Wright gave last Friday evening
for Mrs Trotters two house guests from ST. Louis T
young ladies' Helen Davis and Eva Patton really ws
bellies at the ball which given in their honor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Brilliant Military Tea
Draws Huge "Enlistment"

They all sang, "God Bless America" when folk from
far and enlisted for the Lieut. Frank W. Cheek
Hillary military last Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Mamie Warrick, 1851 Twenty-third street.
appropriate name than military tea could not
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Trdvelogue

Mrs. Annie T. Burlington. of At
lanta. Ca. will accompany her
brother-in-law. James r. Gragg.
and nephew. James, Jr.. home,
when they return to Detroit this
weekend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Editor Mccall honored with visit from his
nursery school teacher
She remembers little Jimmy"
little boy liked than he playing
nursery school kids
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

DR.. ]. a. Moore has returned 70
the city. after attending the funeral
~ his sister Nh 'rnie Moore
WYNN. OF Los Angeles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

in Idlewild.
Mrs. Beulah Thomas came here
from her home in New York 10
travel 10 Atlanta with Detroit rel
aiives In the party were Mr.. and
Mrs w l.. Harrison. 1861 Jay
street. and their daughter. Ouida;
Rufus Howard and Mrs. Thomas
con, Alex.
Or Terry Hart. school dentist
at ST. Louis. No. was the house
guest last week of Or. and Mrs. 10
seph A. Marlowe. 1880 JOS. Cam
pau.
Mrs. Isabelle Carter. Of sherman
street. has as her guests her sis
ter. Mrs. Julia Klnge Of Cussetta
Ga. and Mrs Lizzie Reynolds, Of
Springfield. Ohio.
Mrs. Hill. OF Rideway. Nj. has
arrived in the city for an irdcfi-
mite visit with her son and daueh-
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Hill, OF Thirtieth street.
Mrs Floyd Harris has returned
home from a trip that took her n
Hampton. Va and other points
East.
Mrs. Rumhray OF North Detroit.
has sport the last week-ends in
Idlewild. when she returns TO Idle
wild This week. she will take her
house guest Mrs Jackson. Of Ma
con, Ga Mrs Jackson is the moth
or Of Beatrice Crew. Gertrude Dom
aldson and Annie Lee Ussery.
Tim and Fletcher Routt are In
town again. after restful week
end In Idlewild.
Nacationing in Idlewild are Ma
Geo. Helen and Joe Thomas.III.
with their grandparents. Dr. and
Mrs. Joe Thomas. Sr.. and their
aunt. Miss Helen Thomas.
DR. McWhorter. OF Newland. Ga.
left for his home Tuesday after
delightful visit with his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
McFall.
Mrs. Mary Hallum. Of Dallas.
Texas. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ida Postles, OF Parker avenue. They
both plan to spend some OF the
month Of August in Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gaines are
| Nacafinninr In Idlnn.ild
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
To The Party They Came

cess arled and danced when Hortene
Eoen her trends her home at s5s7 Hartford
served and
enoed those attending Lucille
Miller Matte Camp Clifton Few Katherine Weiss Cal
Katherine billiard Thomas
williams Geraldine Gibson. leo viii
Dohson French Hunter,
whur Huehe Marcus Gibson Violet
Marion smith and many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

here week the welcome
bursting pride received Trombonist nck wells
They were the guests
and another hampton evening
friendly C. woodson house then Monday,
EVERYBODY Gaystone Dck do his hit wednes
day entire family spent day with them
Lillian Cherry Charlie hampton. Dckie
the Victor recording Hanging around Bouden and can
bet the home folks had him play and again
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

dampness with assurance.
And you face your world
and your friends with this
confidence added 10 your
own assurance Of charm. Get
the large jar OF Black and
White Vanishing Cream for
25c or convince yourself with
a trial size. Sold by five and
ten cent stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mrs. Alice Dent and Mrs. Sue
Green are mentioning in Altoona.
Pa. Washington, DC, and New
York City. while Albert Dent fishes
in Idlewild.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gaines are
vacationing in Idlewild.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Thunder ntheSocial From
Master of Every Situation

Master of Every Situation :.
Round Beatty q the NJ IS going around 10 ne"
palm Beach his friends adieu before ne goes on
months Atlantic eabosrd The old ckr i 80
SIRE that once Re gets send cards back 70 MS
friends tina, problem and for All he nosea
around shop which sells cards for every c n
the guessed the rest he oougn cares
for each siorrs wrote the usual postcard
YOU here @asss grand me etc addressed ana
stamped ist ism 100 tired he'll drop them IN me mai
along his way
Seeing The Big Town
In started on What propored 10 he
,sr dr. in the country But the lure OF the
.sh ana wonders a. sty they ended
up pounding pavement 81 cry with the other three MIL
lion lillian iesrv o, nat r7 Fast cause her wardrobe
onsised cany IN, she's been wearing some
Of the knobbsst there really isn't any need TO worry
s-aL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Nightly Beauty Hint

Before retiring tonight -
fst-CIesnse your face with
Black and White Cleansing
Cream. Then apply Black
and White Cold Cream and
leave IL on all night. Only
zoe AZ five and ten stores.
Large sire, 2Sc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mrs. Mary Halum. Of Dallas.
Texas. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Ida Postles. OF Parker avenue. They
both plan to spend some OF the
month Of August in Woodland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Reason Enough

They tell ST. Aubn ice store draws Just
plenty such rushing busi
the Mattresses conchs Edna Patton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Small Fry

Small Fry -.
you call Tho Moron residence
you the tsle
phone Ronnys NE ophs'o'ad l,eaod lisp your hear in
many win I'm mother
and Helen curling hair have call back later"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Shop Talk .

Monday birthday sang Happy
treated him lopop After all the Russ
tell asked him he
having reverssls 81 nseadl
undoubtedly The fashonplate
arto-csiy followers
pinned peg drapee knckerbocker wise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George Higgins az
enjoying the cool breezes up Nori
az Traverse City.
Mrs. Marie Wheeler, 1851 Nc.
Graw. returned Sunday from trip
10 Chicago. whore she had very
enjoyable time. Her daughters,
Betty Anne and Barbara. are camp.
ers al Green Pastures.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mrs Frances Wicker. ~ Chand.
Ter avenue. is spending her yars.
lion in Pittsburgh. Washington sri
other points East
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03
Seeing The Big Town :.

NJ. cell Hare. created .nan svanA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Or McWhorter. OF Newland. Ga.
left for his home Tuesday after
delightful visit with his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
McFall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Mentioning in Idlewild are Ma.
Geo. Helen and Joe Thomas.III.
with their grandparents. Dr. and
Mrs. Joe Thomas. Sr.. and their
aunt. Miss Helen Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Tim and Fletcher Routt are IN
town again. after restful week
end in Idlewild.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-03

Dr. Terry Hart, school dentist
at ST. Louis. Mo. was the house
guest last week Of Or. and Mrs 10
seph A. Marlowe. 1880 JOS. Cam
pau.
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

geeen ben MeFerFs9er InSsige srIfais
ten. 3ag6uft, i'm GefRble fetnes Gsr
F9tsbefettts, betrat er Elm Reftauront;
in gebrtdter StimmuHg Rabm q tR
elmer Gde pI0b.
rMie mid BITE 0GIte aHf@GueN,~
feufstt Il i'm @tilen, fir mas fir els
Hen ROpbp m0sen is mid wDHl FuIs
ten9"
OieHEfertig nnbte Elm 2elner.
,MGs DefebIen Der &err DuttDr9"
DottDr9 6attt Wsintt reMt ge16rts
Retn 3tpetfe[, Der @onnmeb piebtrbrts
te nod mehrmoIs: rGDfDrt, 0err Ouss
tor, idtppbl, 6err DOttDT."
uHb nun perH0bm hee 0~utaheFker8
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tpelbsm srei @tubenten fabeR, heuts
lid bic Worte: vDa, feb nal, 2eibs
fuHs, bort bic pruntnole ooriSuutoIe
Sd Itunb aiu0n5igmaI 0uf Der Menfur
unh niemols bate i'd bas Slid, eiHeR
fOIdsn bsrrItnen RenOmmtrf9mib has
ppusutrngen. 9unbert Wart gdbe 10
duf Der @teIIe bafiir!"
Reinte glnubte ieiuen OhreR Hi@t
troueu gu bilrfen. MlfO benedict purs
be er nod I'm feline aufgeihIibtt W0Hs
GEE % mid feline beprimirte See
miitbsberfaHung. @tpla erbObensn
6uuptss perlieB er bus QDtaI, gefOIgt
BON ben betpunbernben @Iiden Der
@tubeRteT.
Nnf Der Gtrabe traf er mebrere Hss
fannie. bod ME 5uppr bat man TIN
10 reipettboG begriibt ME beute. Gt'
niee maGten Mnbeutungen Die rGts
r~enbGnbsI@, ~i9peres G6betbusl~ uRb
sratulirten ibn gu benz guten MuSs
gang, Ollie aber betranteteH IN ehrs
fIr9tiger Gneu bic md4tigE
S@marre.
Mls Neinfe in eiHsm onberen @es
f%fourant, tpeIhes tpegen Der Hdbe bee
2onbgsrints GtnmmIOfal Der Suris
fen mar, nit n9err NFeFOr~ ougsrs'
bet tpurbe, bante er nt4t mehr 6Grort
ben MsHerbeIben an5u3eigeH.
Or bate urfpriingti@ aud segIGubt,
NIT Der frif1en Norbe feiHer am Grte
p~Dbnenben 1raut nint uRter bic Mu.
gen treten gu biirfen. Sebt aber befutfe
er obne Nebenten bic GrDdblts ieiusS
6er3ens.
Hadbem ii9 ibr critics GrFGuHsH
selsgt unb lie acknowledgements atufs
tl1runo iiber ben llrfprung nes
.G@miFes" erbaIteH. tIuf&te fe frShs
lib In bic 9Gnbe:
.MA, QlbOlf, iebt pirb ale WeLt
benten, bab Id sinsn fubirteH 3utiinfs
tigen battle. ST bas nidt reiatnba"
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07

Reise isEsn min, 10 piuf@s i9 mir
als Staffuge nur nod HiebIiAs
G@Dein9eH unb bitof96ne RuEIs
bOuiIets binein!"
.Mitttn in bic RartofftIs unb Riz
benfelber? 8 Ou bumme, tleins
0~anbfrau!!" rief er bd, aud la9eno,
unb ss mar iebr gut, baB cine grOBs
9eerbe DeritDrt blDtenber S9afe an
unS OOriiber 5Og, uH6 Der pen ihnen
aufgepirbelte Staub uns gang oi9t
tn cine gOlbflimmsrnbe Molfe bilte,
benn font bate bic srauI9par5e
@aattrdbe. bic eben f9perfdlig pom
alien Meibenbaum am Mege uuffIat@
terte unb cine %fruppante Nebnli9teit
nit Miete bate, ben beiten @toff gu
iittliter Gntriifung gefunbtn, ba
mein S9uB MIDI gerabe ftlrmif9 in
bic Mrme na6m unb mir Wuno unb
Mugen tiBte.
Oas lit ni9tS fir ate Erdbens
augsn, bus barf aaein brObsn Der
0immel fnauen, unD Der bQt's getbGn.
Senn 10 bod rei4t Der DON Der
ltumpffimnieen 9eerDe aufgstpirbelts
Gtaub niht, bdB er aIUei leligen Wlsn=
fdenfinbern ben Nufblid in ben 9im=
mel, unb benz 9immel ben gitissn
Nieoerblid in 3tpei ielige Nsni9sn>
bergen perbIaen tOnnte.
(GnDe.)
Washington Journal., 1940-06-07
Oeldmii&t,
eatiriids etins uOn QugO @orO,

eatirii9e Sti5se uon 3rgO Maro-
Der iunse @utsbsiiBer 4bOIf &sints
mar bas Dpfer zines A~ttentatss ges
tpOrben. Gr bate sinen ieiner RneAs
te, Der iih wieDsr6Olt als faul, un5u.
DsrldiIig unb ungebOriam seaeigt, mil
f9arfen WDrten gstuDelt uno ihm
f9lieBli9, ais Der pfli4tDergeheRs
nod trOBiee @ntpOrtsn CAB. feline 10.
fDrtioe GntlaKung angetiHbigt.
pa bate Der iGbSprnige 8uri@e ia
fnnIoIer Wutb mad benz Wleier ges
griffen uub fsinsm bisbertgen &rots
BERN NIT Der baarf9orfeH RItHge
bIibf9neu bic liHte WaHge dufge.
fMlibt.
Sic tTnnen nod Dpn Slid fugen,
baB bus MeTer 10 faurf gsmefen tit"
meints no9ber Der Arst beim WernSs
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