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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale:-Radio-P honograph. Con
sole $500. E. L. Benson, Eureka.
1c
For Sale:-l00 ton of good alfalfa
clover and timothy (mixed) hav:
10 ton of wheat; ton of oats, ANY
one interested in buying please con
tact Hruby and Larsen, Box 90
ol lliie' montana. 2l-4c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

Other Building Materials may be
scarce but high, but you can build
strong cooperative namely by nat
ronizing it day by day. Ali pro
ducer patrons become Stockholders
thru their patronage; all stock.
holders share in its savings thru
their patronage. - Farmers Union
Exchange, Eureka, Montana. left
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale Cheap bed steads and
springs, l cream separator Mrs.
Wllfred Deseve, Eureka, Montana.
Box 200 2l-2c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale or Trade sulky pillow;
! single disc pillow; 2 one-horse Gull
tivators; l two-section harrow; hay
rack; log chains; l. X ga" stude-
baker wagon. Glenn Campbell,
Eureka. 2l-3X
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale:-All wool polo coat size
is, tan. value $500, price SIS 90.
f. L. Benson. Eureka. he
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

Lost:-One box of welding rods be-
tween Troy and Moyie Springs
Reward. Libby Creamery. 1c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale:-No. l Guernsey milk cow
and heifer calves. Phone 20F24.
Elmer Billadeau. 20-3x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Stakeholder Spaniel puppies
for sale; Pari and solid colors. In
dividually registered and tattooed.
Reasonably priced to reduce ken
mel stock Barteau Kennels, Shelby,
Mont. Phone 284-J 19-4c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale or Rent:-House. Modern
except heat No children. Frank
Wegner 20-3x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale:-Recapped tire ESQ X IS.
Excellent condition See it at the
c & II Service Station. lc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

For Sale Cheap bed steads anc
springs l cream separator. Mrs
Wllfred Deseve, Eureka, Montana
Box 200. 2l-2C
Latest styles in mems women's ans
chlldren's clothing Fashion Frochs
Agent Mrs. William Vanderwood
Call 27F22 for appointment 21-2x
For Sale:-Like new four piece
bedroom set Mrs. George Peters,
Box 207, Eureka, Montana. 2l-2c
For Sale:-Dressed red hens. Mrs.
B. W. Echo, Phone 20F30. lc
For Sale:-l8 rolls of barbed wire:
/ shorthorn bull with papers; l
3-section spike tooth harrow; / set
of platform scales. Alma Ross, Eur
eka, Montana, Box 427 22-2c
For Sale:-Rexford Power and Light
Hydro Electric Utility, serving Rex
ford, complete with dam, flume,
power house and dwellings, trans
mission distribution line with ease
ments and franchise. w. F. Kuchan
Owner. 22-2c
For Sale:-Heatrola to s room |
size like new, $50 Inquire of Fred !
Koehler on Sansavere ranch. TX |
For Sale, 5-piece bedroom set. Same /
as new with box springs and mat
tress; 7 piece baby nursery furni-
-ure; l dinette set, end tables; and
0ne is by Is Wilton rug. Gale
Johnson, Fortine, Montana. 22-2x
to make Cedar posts
Good timber, paying good price for
making. cabin to live in. See Ed
win GRIPPE, Phone 56F22, Troy. X
FOR Sale:-One air compressor. Re
luires ~ h. p. motor Hartle Weld 5
ng and Machine Shop lc {
or Sale:-Coronado Console Radio :
n good condition. Bakers Radio :
ervice. lc {
or Sale:-Angora rabbits, 10 Jun n
u does 5 months, $500 each, 2 +
unior bucks z months, $500 each. a
10 papers just fine woolers Mrs. v
D. L. LaByer, Record, Mont 22-2X T
or Sale:-4 year old hereford bull, Is
omino strain, can be seen anytime
my place. Write or call D. w.
utts, Gateway, Montana. 22-3c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17

Expert hosiery mending, 35c per
run, 1909 Mineral Ave, Box 826.
Phone 98R. 4O-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-10-17
LOST

Lost:-In Libby, Saturday after
noon, Oct. 18th, on Mineral Ave. or
near Court House, Woman's gold
lapel pin, lily of valley design with
three pearls. Value-sentimenta
Reward. Contact Smith McNeill.
Attorney. lie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
Helpful
 Household Suggestions
HOPE CHEST HINT

AAOA G HIN
 To increase the beauty of your cedar chest when a good furniture polish is not at hand, irnrnerse, 8 good chamois in hot water. Wiring it dry and rub the polished outer surface of the chest until all film and dust is removed and the grain of the wood is clear in all it's splendor. If it is then waxed, it will retain a permanent luster. CLOTHESLINE TRICK
 If a new clothesline is boiled for a few minutes in soapy water be- for it it is used, it will become softer and more durable. WAX BABY'S FURNITURE
 Use wax on baby's highchair, srib bath table, carriage and playroom furniture to protect against scratch ing
 CLEAN VASES
 You can clean inside a deep vase or jar easily by adding bits of wrapping paper to warm soapy water and shaking 1t we'll Am monia in the rinse water will make glass vases more brilliant.
 Belmont Agnes Fitton. FIRST AID FOR SALTY SOUP
 If by msitae kyou, salt your sour too literally, grate raw potato and add 1t to the soup. This vii neutralize the salt flavor.
 Cambridge Mary T. Hess. EASY SCRAPING
 You'll find that piece of stee wool rubbed over baby carrots is g quick and easy way to prepare then for cooking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
New Homes Will
 Have Storage
 Spucein Bathroom

More storage space in the bath room is dream of many home makers which is being incorporated into modern building plans. One new trend is the use of cabinets similar to the kitchen variety. Often provision is made for two medicine cabinets. Many builders are en- closing the space under the lavatory and utilizing it for storage. This improves the appearance of the bathroom by eoncealing plumbing connections
 Bathroom walls must stand up under much more severe conditions than those of other rooms, so the materials should be chosen with care. Waterproof and moisture resistant materials are recom1nen- ded. Decorative asbestos cement board, when available, is excellent for this use.
 A built-in ventilation fan and a built-in electric auxiliary heating unit will be welcome additions to the new bathroom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
Wyatt Housing Plan
 Covers Broad Section

A total of 618G of those who plan to build new homes, or to un- dertake major renodeling or repair of existing homes, are eligible to do so under the Wyatt Housing Plan according to a nationwide survey just completed by Ponderosa Pine Woodwork, Chicago association Of woodwork manufacturers.
 The survey was conducted among those who had previously signified an interest in building and remod- cling, and, as whole, presents an encouraging picture of home build ing, remodeling and repair activities under the Wyatt plan. Of the 61.8Te eligible to start work, 615fe signified their intention to build new homes, while 6O.9Te contem- plate major remodeling and 56eo home repairs.
 Active planning is now going for- ward with 889G6 of those eligible to build new homes. Of those el- igible to remodel, 89.6Te are now planning while of those eligible to repair, 78.5@6 are now planning.
 A high percentage of those not eligible under the Wyatt Housing Plan are hopeful of starting build ing, remodeling or repairs as soon as restrictions are lifted Thus, 56.2% of those not eligible plan to start building in 1e48; 40&6 of those not eligible for remodeling and 363% of those not eligible tc make major repairs also plan tc get under way in 1948. More thar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
Home Owners Anticipating
 RepoirWork

Three out of every five home own- CTS are making plans to have their houses repaired or improved this year, according to a survey made by a leading home magazine. The average expenditure, as contem- plated by the owners, was expected to be $865 per house.
 Availability of materials and la- bor, plus certain governmental re- strictions, will naturally play big part in determining how soon and how completely these plans will be put into effect. The survey is indie ative, however, of the eagerness of home owners to get improvements under way.
 Most of the plans as outlined called for modernization or repair of the kitchen, the porch and the exterior of the house, in the order named. Next in importance were the bathroom and basement.
 Fifteen per cent of the owners replying to the questionnaire said they planned to make improvements or repairs Exclusive of decorating) to the exterior. One out of every ten planned to improve the roof.
 A growing appreciation of the inn portance of fire protection was indi- cated in the answers to the ques- tion: If you are going to have new roofing, what kind of roofing will you have?" Thirty five per cent of the respondents to that question re- piled: Asbestos" Asbestor shingles are made of combination of asbes- tos fibers and portland cement and therefore contain nothing that will burn.
 The old problem of insufficient electrical outlets is given promi- nent consideration in the improve ment plans. Twenty-two per cent of the families responding said they plan to install new electrical outlets or improve the old ones. Most of the new outlets will be in the bedrooms, kitchens and living rooms.
 Improved heating equipment ranks with electrical wiring in the list of things to be installed or improved. The greatest percentage of home owners, by far, are look ing forward to installing gas, oil or mechanical stoking equipment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01

rcent of Home Builders Eligible For Federal Help
Bright CoIors Cheer
 Bare Summer Homes

During the summer season. when heavy draperies are removed, the usual bare look can be relieved by framing your windows in color choose one of the very new wall paper dado bandings or 8 wide bor- der of gay, colorful flowers.
 A small foyer or hall looks much larger when teated with one of the new textured papers. They can be used either as panelling or to cover the lower portion of the wall, using a deep, rich color above. With marbleized paper, waxing will help achieve the desired effect.
 A bright touch of color at the breakfast table or an informal lun- oheon is provided by using wall pa per for place mats. One roll of wall paper will make several sets of mats. These can be very easily made, using a newspaper pattern to cut by. The designs can be var jed, either scalloping the edges, curving the corners or using the conventional rectangular shape. Tn addition to being gay and attrac- tive, this is very important laun- dry-saver.
 Blankets
 To insure longevity in blankets when they are stored:
 DO
 Wrap them in heavy moth-proof paper-see that the box closes tightly.
 See that they are stored in a cool, cry place.
 DON'T
 Pack them so that the folds are pressed tightly together
 Pile anything on top of blankets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
First Use of Asbestos Traced 10 Old Romans

Asbestos was first mined by the ancient Rromans in the Italian Alps and woven by them into fabrics which would not burn. Specimens of this art may still be seen in museums. Today asbestos has hun dreds Of commercial uses, includ- ing the manufacture of fireproof shingles, sidings and building board
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
Shingles by the Squore

Asbestos cement shingles are sold by the square, which means suffi- cient shingles to cover 100 square feet when applied in accordance with the manufacturers directions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01

83fe of these ineligibles are actually planning their new homes; 93.3I are continuing to plan remodeling, ol.8ad are continuing to plan re- pairs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01

They should be given top position to avoid crushing the nap.
 Silver
 Cut down on your silver polish ing-there is silver wrap on sale in any department store which is specially processed to prevent tar nish while silver is wrapped in it's folds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01

Keep knives away from the stove Heat destroys the temper of the steel and the blade cannot be kept sharp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07

trtebenen Slugplas @atom Bel Ser
lin erplobierten
Ser 8dr lit elm Haubtier. Gin
Ha1btier fann man nift uappealen"
Dab ein &aubtier 10 piele an5iebt -
pie Die 8ri5alies i'm g)elloipltone.
Earf = 5eigt, Dob ettpas nidt itinmt
in unierer .Sronung". Sd erbielt
eben etnen 8rief aus Ser Sl6e6eL
in Dem es beiBt: u2eioer tperoen bie
(no6 perbliebenen) Suoetenoeuti6en
lett bur6 oas Gorgeben Der ,&uiien
geponnen. Sn Der rl1iiiiden 3one
gibt es arbeit, 8rot uno @obnung.
Sn Der engliiden Sunger, bel Sen
amis arbeitsloiigfeit. giele, oie frii-
Der oer5meifelt oarum f6npften, in
Die omerifanil6e Gone 5u fommen,
ge6en be1te piel lieber 5u ben &uilen;
5uminoelt lit es ibnen gleib. gs lit
be5eidneno fir oie fluse Bolitif Ser
Hufen. Sunger tut peb. 9laes an=
oere lit oer5eit ben 9lusgetriebenen
gletd." @er fam oieien Meni den in
lbrer Serbitterung uno Ger5neiflung
Iagen, oaB ser @eg 5u Stain gena1
10 etn Srrlpeg lit 1pie Ser @eg 5u
Sitter - lolange mir Sitler iiber-
bltlern! aaroinal Strings bat iebr
flor geiproden, aber uniere Sa6per-
ltdnoigen - ad, nein - tie pouen
ni6t Dem 8oll6eipismus belfen, lie
ltno ia Semofraten, gbrilten - -
ODER ni6t??
Ser @eg bon Geberan, SSalto,
Quebec bis 8otsoam uno 8aris lit
Elm etn5iger tragiiher SSSrrueg. Die
&ataItropbe lit unpermeioli6, 10 lan=
ge mir Oas nidt einieben uno ni6t
anoern. Gin ipdterer @elfi6tSi6rei=
ber miro Die 8orte ipieberbolen, oie
8initon Gbur6ia 1926 I6rieb
r@enn bie ruiiil6en 8oll6epifen
England nieOer5pingen uno bas bri=
tll6e empire oernidten f0nnen, oann
limo lie itber5e1gt, oaB sic 8abn fret
lit ritr cine allgemeine Wtebelei ges
folgt bon elmer oaeemeinen Sprons
nei -. @elde Sorbeit 2loDo George
beging, als er oieie rullilben Sntri=
ganten in uniere Mitte bra6te!" (3i-
tlert ,Gatbolic @orlo', M6r5 1914,
9. 517.) Stiimper 2lopo George
wie erbaben itnb Die StaatsmGnner,
Die Sir na6folgten!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
Artrgsttnt nnh pap1t
(Mns ,Setrmsblatt', Serlin)
(S6luB)
3. 8arnm tut Der 81. @ater ni9ts
fiir SentIdlanb?

Sas lit bie Srase, oie beute tpobl
oielen auf Ser 3unge ODER bod un=
ausgelprof)en in Der Seele brennt.
2os oeutife @olf fiiblt ii9 in ieiner
lebtgen Sage bon alien Sreunoen per=
laiien, einem barfen S6iflaI iiber-
antportet. Wfit 9tedt ertpartet Der
oeutibe &atbolif, baB ser BapIt, als
Tater aller, audi ieiner oeutl6en
Sobne ltno S0hter in bieier ibrer
l6merlten Gage geoenft. 4ber Bis 5ur
Stunoe peiB oas fatbo1ii6e Solf 10
gut pie nidts, mas Ser 8apIt fir
Seutl6lano getan bat. gs iiebt uno
ipitrt ni6ts oabon, uno 10 fann Der
GlnOruG entlteben, als OBJ ser Sati-
tan it'd Inn 1tns nt6t mebr fiimn1ere.
Ser ginorud lit Dor allem oespegen
begreiflid, neil es idon ieit pielen
Sabren feline leben6ige Gerbinoung
5miiben Seutiblano uno Gom mebr
gibt. Inter Ser nergangenen Hegie.
rllng 1puroe es INNER idperer fir
oen 81. Sater, 5u ieinen &inoern in
Seutiblano 81 ipre6en, neil es eben
Der &egierung gelang, in 1peitem ltln-
fang alle Gerbinoungsfdoen ab5urei-
ben ODER ood 5u unterbinoen. @enn
elmer 11nter bieier Satia6e gelitten
bat, Damn mar es er, ser nit ollen
5alern ieineS Ser5ens ltno ieiner gr-
innerung an Seutl6lano bGngt.
Oas erlte, mas mir ni6t pergeHen
iollen, lit Die Seititellung, bab oie
ginitelung bes 81. Saters gum oeut-
iden &olf trot aller greigniiie ser
pergangenen orei5ebn Sabre, tros Ser
gerfolgung gegen alles firdlide 2e-
ben, trot Der aum Sell getneinen 8e-
banolnng ieiner Berlon in national-
io5ialiitii6en &eoen unb S6riften
uno tros Der beute iiblid eetporoenen
Sabpropaganoa gegen ben beutiben
geamen unberdnoert geblieben 1T. gr
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
Err Rdr lit rtn Ranhttrr
Bon 6. S. &eidemberser

SobieI ipiiien mir nod aus Der Sea-
turgelAihte: Ser 8dr lit elm @aub-
tier. Wir fin0en es belt1tigt i'm 300
nno i'm Sirius. Die 8Grentreiber, oie
friiber einmal bon Dorf 5u Oorf ao-
gen, Inn lire Ean5baren boraufIbren,
batten oem Sanafiinitler porii6tsbaI-
ber einen eiiernen Sling our6 Die
gtale ge5ogen. Snn geaoipitone-Bar
laBt man @ri5slpbaren frei berumlal.-
fen. Mber man marnt ieoen 8eIuher:
u8aren iino &aubtiere un6 Ioaten als
iol6e bebanoelt meroen. Gs lit OIL.
Beroroentlid gefabrli6 iie gu fiittern,
5u beriibren ooer au nefen. 8eobad-
te tie nur aus iiberer gntfernung."
gs gibt ratiirlib irnmer 2eute, sic
oas beiier uiiien, uno 10 itno ie6es
Sabr iiber bunoert Salle gu oer5eid.
men, mo- lnporii6tige 8eiu6er BON
Den grizzlies angefallen uno mebr
ooer ipeniger libel 5ugeri9tet tperoen.
Wfeine 2eler meroen ni9t ertparten,
oaB i9 eine naturgei6i6tli6e Mb-
banolnng l9reibe: id ipre6e bonn
ruiiiiden, beiier geIagt boIi9etpiiti-
i6en Barren. Mn6 er lit Elm gefdbr-
lihes, uneriattlides &aubtier, nidt
Elm barmloier Seobp-8ar, als ben er
1tb bieaeift in Salta prGientierte.
Das baben Die llnterbdnoler, oie ltb
bort gu Observation-Disclosures auIam.
menfanoen, iebr mobl geipuBt. gs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07

beneioeten &onig INNER mieber Sells.
blofe in ben @eg roaen. 9as uSeto",
oas idlieBlid 8olen 5ugrunbe gerid-
tet bat, bat aud Dem bodber5igen
&onig mande bittere Stunoe uno
idpere gnttauidung bereitet. Sb
Stalin sic 8eoeltung bieier politi-
iden 8affe in Der @ei6idte 8olens
fennen lernte, oOer Oh tie cine ruff
lde grfinoung it, tpie @ei6idtsfen-
ner bebaupten, mage ib nidt 5u ent-
iGeioen.
Die Eat, poourd) iib Sobieifi 1tn-
lterbliden Hubm ertparb, mar oie ge-
freiltng 8iens bon oen Siirfen our6
Die entideibenoe S6la6t am aablen-
berg. Son ibr iagt elm augen5euge,
Ser Srldnoer Saaffe: rNo6 ME tpur-
De elm 10 pidtiger Sieg NIT 10 penig
9lut erfauft." Die Stride bat 5ur
Grinnerung an oieien glorrei6en
Steg bonn Sonntag ~. September
1888, oas IamensfeIt Wariens ein=
gelett. gea6 meiner slnii6t beitebt
oas 8unoer bonn &ablenberg peniz
ger in Der gtieoerlage ser Siirfen,
als in Ser 5eitpeiligen ginigfeit Ser
6rtItliden SiirIten, iopie in Dem ltrn-
Itanb, oaB Der milit1riI6 unfGbige
&aiier 2eopolo I. oie 8naoe batte,
oen Sofibrun5en gum Srot oem
&fplab fern 5u bleiben uno Sen
Sber6efebl Dem Golent0nig au iiber-
lallen.
Srob oes l1noanfes bon Selterreid
belt Sobielfi an Ser Sl. 2igo gegen
Die Siirfen felt. @ir biirfen tpobl ia=
gen: Sobieifi mar ser lebte &reu5rit-
ter. Die &reu55ugsi0ee gegen bie un-
glaublgen perlteB i'm ME BEL alien
lpatern 9tiidlhlGgen 1no BEN 5abao=
len S6Dierigfeiten bon Snnen uno
suBen. SrieOe unter Sen driItli6en
Sllrlten lno &f gegen Sen Orb
tetno, oas mar ser 2eitgeoorfe Ieines
bemegten Sebens. Gin 1pirfiames Mit=
tel lab er in einem itarfen Bolen, bos
etnen lusgang gum Wfeere baben
ioate, iei es NUN oie SItiee, ODER nod
lieber Oas slegaii6e ODER Warmora-
Vteer. Sen 8eg CUR Ginbeit uno
Starfe Eolens erblidte er in ser Orb
monar6ie. Sier nun i6eitern feline
Blane boaig; iene fir oas grbf0nis=
tum an ben Sntrigen l1no ser SelbIt=
ludt 0es So6aoels; uno iene fir 0ie
Sertreibung Ser Siirfen aus europa
an Dem WiBtrauen Seiterreifs 11no
Der Sreunolbaft 5ranfreid]s NIT
Stanbul.
Seine letten 2ebensiobre itn6 boil
Ter Sragif. gu ali oen Sdpierigfei=
ten bon innen 1no ouBen fommen nod
Der Saoer inn S6oBe Ser eigenen ssos
milte Die @eiBbeuigfeiten spilden
8ater, Wutter uno Sobn, 5uilden
gruoer l1no 8ruoer. Sebr lebrreid
tit Ser attenmaBige Na6ueis, tpie et-
ne, lonit bo6gebiloete unb gei6eite
Srau, tpie Die 4onigin es mar, ibren
aelteIten oltr6 aa5ugroBe 8emutte-
rung gritnoli6 oer5ieben fonnte.
9ur6 lange ieeliide rno f0rperli-
DIE Seioen gelautert lit Sobieifi ols
nobrbaft driItlider Selo Dor 5tpei-
bunoertunofiinf5ig Sabren geItorben.
Wtit 9tedt baben i'm ser p6pitlide
yenntins 8uonooilt 1tno oie &0niqin
grtgltta bon Sdpeoen ben u3etter
Der Gbriltenbeit" genannt.
Wo lit beute cine dbnli6e 8eitalt
5u fin0en?
C.=St. d. C.=V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-07
,,&rttrr hrr 0hrtttrnhrtt
Bon P. Su itus G d eiser,
O.S.B.

S6on als fleiner Stuoent betpun=
oerte i6 i'm Siiritenlaal gu ginlieoeln
BEN berrlthen Seppi6, oen Der 8olen-
tonig Sobielfi aus Dem Sirfenlager
Dor 8ien als 8eibegabe geianot bat=
te. @abreno oes Iesten &rieges tpar
i6 offers NIT internierten golen 5u.
lammengefommen, bate fir Iie i'm
Sager Wteiie geleien uno nit Ben Sf-
fi5leren geipeiIt. Srd6tige, ober et-
mas etgene Seltte! aaein, einen ri6-
tigen ginblid in oen eisentiimli6en
Gbarafter oteies bielgepriiften 9oltes
uno in 0as 8eroen leines groBen
Seloen Sobieifi erbielt id erit bur6
oas iiingit bel 8en5iger erI6ienene
8u6: uSan Sobieifi aonig BON 8o-
fen, bon Otto Sort oe 8attoglia
(Terlag 8en5iger & gompanD, gins
lteoeln, Sduei5). Sier er5dblt ser
oiinftige @eldidtsidreiber, ober 1i6t
NIT Der farbloien Seoer oes glftet1=
lammlers, ionoern NIT Dem farbens
lprubenoen Biniel oes Seloenbilo=
ners. Oas 8u6 lieit it6 tpie elm So
man, tit aber reinite @eldidte.
Satiadli6 ufiiblten ii6 ser a0nig
nno feline &0nigin als Selben zines
groBartigen Gomans" Mn 2iebe uno
giferindt, an Sntrigen uno Sinoer-
niiien, an @eiberliIt linb @eiberbaB,
an 8er5idten uno 8eriagen, an Spio=
mage nnO @egenipionage feblt es
tpabrlid nidt. Spanneno biz gum les.
ten Sasl Satia6en iino oft Ionber>
barer als grfinoungen bon Goman-
lbriftIteqern. Gin itarfer SproB aus
einem itarfen @el6le6t" mar San
Sobieifi, am q. sluguIt 1929 gebos
rem. @dbreno er neben ser Mutter
in ser 8iege lag, 1puroe oie Burg
bon BEN Sataren berannt. Ser ge=
pedte SSSrnge erbalt cine treffli6e
graiebung, 5una6lt auf Dem baterlis
6en S6loB, Damn nuf oen1 @pmna=
ltum uno ser So6i6ule gu &rafau.
Geiien our6 europa unb ein lange=
rer Iufentbalt in Sranfrei6 geben
ieiner 8ilbung Sen letten S6liff.
Sobieifi beberridt mebrere Spraden
uno beritebt penigitens Elm 0uteno.
er bereinigt in iib bie feinite 9il=
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