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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
NOTICE AND APPRECTATTON

we wish to express our thanks
Ito the public which has given us
much fine patronage during the
years we have been in business here
in Libby It has been a pleasure
to operate business in this city.
We request all who have accounts
against the store to get their bills
IN at once. The new management
will be responsible for obligations
incurred after February IL. = VIM.
Keller, local Burgan Manager.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
Continued on Page SIEVE
PROTEST GAME REMOVAL
FROM FISHER RIVER SECTION

The Fish & Game Committee of
the Libby Chamber of Commerce
mas MED written protest with the
Montana Game & Fish Department
against transplanting of Lincoln
County deer at this time.
The committee states, their opin-
ION IS that no deer should be re-
moved from the area. at least until
the loss from winter kill has been
determined.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
HAS NEW PONTIAC
SEDAN ON FLOOR

w. J. Harris drove in Monday
evening from Missoula, bringing one
of the new Pontiac "Streamline 6"
four-door sedans for which the c.
& H Station has the agency.
The beautiful new car will be
on display Friday and Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
Plentiful
Water Supply

Much inconvenience has resulted
to Lincoln County citizens from the
long. severe winter weather which
hit here at the holiday time and
lasted on into February, but in spite
Of some discomforts Libby folk have
/ been extremely fortunate.
Our neighboring town, Whitefish,
| IS reported to have had to ask the
Great Northern to furnish il CITY
water by pumping the same from |
Whitefish Lake. Missoula has also |
experienced water trouble, the Mon
tana Power Company operating at |
heavy loss to keep the city sup
piled during the period of ice and
extreme low temperatures.
Poison is said to have been
obliged to boil much Of its drink
ing water on account of regular
sources freezing up and the city
water having to come from FIathead
Lake. Spokane has been curtailed (
IN both electric power and city &
water supply.
The foregoing are towns nearby &
Libby and Lincoln County, and e
while they have been suffering t
rom water and power shortages,
many other cities throughout the o
Vest have had even worse exper- is
enceS. 6
One Oklahoma town of APPROX b
natelv $4,000 population was re- s,
'orted over the air several weeks 81
go as being unable to have either
lghts or city water Towns in Wvo- HI
7ing, Nebraska, the Dakotas and a
ther states have been marooned OF
no low on food and fuel supplies. al
thriving Northwest Kansas coun-
seat town had no train service A
'r an approximate month, and from
lroughout the West reports of suf- G
ring and heavy property loss have y
'ntinued to pyramid and grow
Meanwhile citizens of Libby have
10 an abundance of water supply, Sa
ere being sufficient even to allow HI
e Faucets to be left open as pro- tw
ctlon against freezing. Many wi
mes did suffer from frozen pipes de
ID some Of the water mains froze tes
, but these inconvenience were fht
lckly handled and overcome bv
lie Mountain States Power Com dif
ny,s local force, and by private ov,
lnblng concerns, whose services Ru
re obtainable for the lesser 7
'eze. ups. ~.
There has been but negligible He He
yer difficulties such as can oc- 7
at any time, and even mail and fo,.
lght service has been DELAYED mo,
nparatlvely little during the -
'iod. Yes, Libby has been for
ate and highly favored .
should be remembered that the
metlnes Gus d" Mountain
ties Power Company and its To- 2
management is very much re-
nsible for Libby's freedom from
.er shortage and its attendant 7
S. When interviewed last Mon !
, Manager Driear stated the "a :
r average of water consumption =
first OF the week, amounted to
gallons of water per minute =
md the clock, which amounts r.
!. daily consumption of over two Foh,
ION gallons. But" the manager bona
,Inued, 1T has cost the company u,i+h
'lly to keep the mains open. th FL
1t has been a long, tough fight M,
the local crews; but the situa- ol,Iie
IS now well in hand, and we NoaSS
been able to return the out r mcg1
equipment borrowed for the ~
rgency, to Kalispell." Srl
nut off two million gallons per o,,n.e We
OF good, pure water from To- ---.9e
and we'd really have
sthlng to worry about!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
Annual Stunt Night
Saturday, April 9

STUNT NIGHT" will be held
Saturday night, April 9 in the .Tr
High Auditorium. There will be
two shows, TO D. m. Admission
will be 60c for adults. 40c for SIN
aents' and 25c for children. Con-
ttestants admissions will be half of
the regular price.
invitations have been sent to the
dliterent organizations. If we have
overlooked anyone please contact
Ruth Sheldon or Helen Grambauer
FIRST ten entries received will be
put on the show Send entries to
Helen Grambauer.
The following is the score card
Tor the STUNT NIGHT perfor-
manceS:
audience appreciation SOC,
no low was it received (applause)? |
= rueness to purpose 2Oct
IS there a sustained idea?
Does 1t portray something?
Stage presence and
appearance no
IS there picture appeal?
Preparation one,
How much work REQUIRED in
preparation? How much or;o;r
a!lty is expressed in the plan
nlng? Was the performance
thorough? '''-o
Kootenai Valley Grange held its
february business meeting AT the
lone Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bowen
Zlth nice attendance, considering
, Mr. M! and Mrs. John Stull took the
pllgatlon IN the First and Second
iegrSees and to become full fledged
at our next business meet.
lg in March. -''ee'
Many things of interest were dis
used and among them was in re-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
BOXING BOUTS AT
TROY FEBRUARY 10

According to Mr. Hodges there
will be fourteen boxing bouts al
1870 Saturday. February 10 at the
Troy High School Gym Boxers
are Troy VS.. KaLspel
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17
Announce March Of
Dimes Returns

w. j Anderson. chairman of the
1919 March of Dimes, wishes to
take this opportunity to thank each
contributor and each worker who
assisted with the fund drive this
year. 1t is with pride that he
makes the following report of col
lections from Libby. Warland and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-02-17

(Continued On Page SIX
Marion progress., 1949-10-27
Summary Of Congressional
Activities At First Session

Washington, Oct. 2O-Here is a
summary of the record of the 81st
congress in it's first session.:
WHAT 1T DID
Raised the minimum wages from
40 to rs cents an hour.
Appropriated 7,600,0OO,OOO for
the operations of the federal gov
ernment both at home and abroad.
Approved sweeping foreign pol
icy measures, including ratification
of the Atlantic pact, renewal of
the Marshall plan and authoriza-
ton of an arms aid program.
Raised the pay of all government
employees from the president
down to the lowest-paid civil SER
vice clerk.
frightened the unification law.
Passed a long-range farm price
support bill.
Investigated the atomic energy
commission, Washington's Give
precenters," and the effectiveness
of the unification law.
Gave President Truman power to
reorganize government agencies.
WHAT 1T REFUSED TO DO
Repeal the Hartley labor
law.
Approve the Brannan farm plan
Authorizes universal military
training program.
Approve the nominations of Mon
C. Wallgren to head the national
security resources board and of Le-
land Olds to a new term on the
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

federal power commission.
Revive price controls or other
wartime economic powers of the
government.
Grant President Truman's for
higher taxes.
Authorize the creation of de-
partment of welfare.
LEFT UNFINISHED
The displaced persons bill. The
house passed this bill, but the SEN
ate deferred action until January.
Social security extension. The
house increased benefits, but the
Senate postponed consideration un-
til next year.
The federal id-to-education bill.
The senate passed one version, but
it ran into a snag in the house and
labor department.
The civil rights program. Admin
istration leaders promised a test
early next year on the fair employ
ment practice bill.
Oleo tax repeater. The house ap-
proved bill to repeal federal tax
es on oleomargarine. The senate
will take up early next session.
Point four. Committee hearings
were held on the Presidents plan
to develop backward areas of the
world, but neither house acted on
the proposal.
Health insurance. A senate SUBJ
committee held hearings on the
Presidents health program but
neither house acted.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27
STATE COLLEGE
HINTS TO FARM
HOMEMAKERS
BY RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent

Memo for packing away spring
and summer clothes: Keep a pad
and pencil in your apron pocket
when you are packing away summer
clothes. Jot down as you work
what you put away and where. You
will save time, trouble, and confu-
sion next spring.
Systematic housekeepers post on
attic or closet doors list of articl-
es stored in bags, boxes, or certain
closets. Some also label each trunk,
box, and bag with its contents. Any
device which helps the housekeeper
and her family know where posses
sions are at a moments notice MAX
es for good management.
A tested recipe for pecan: Pecan
pie will appear on dinner tables the
country over this fall and early
winter when pecans will be in good
supply on markets, especially in
sections of the State where pecans
are grown.
Here is tested pecan pie re-
cipe from food specialists: 1ngred
tents: l cup pecan kernels; eggs;
1-2 cup melted table fat. To make:
Beat the eggs, add sugar and sirup,
then salt and vanilla, and last the
melted fat. Place the pecans in the
bottom of an unbaked pie crust.
Add the filling and bake slowly in
a moderate oven $3.50 degrees F.)
for so to 60 minutes. The nuts will
rise to the top of the pie filling and
form a crusted layer.
When not being worn, gloves
should be folded up into a ball and
crammed into purse or pocket.
They should be smoothed out and
folded, not in half, but at the base
of the fingers. This will keep the
creases away from the body of the
glove and help prevent cracking of
the leather in the palm or over the
back of the hand.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

Surveys of consumer preference
indicate that of each 100 loaves of
bread purchased, approximately 80
are white, II whole wheat, five rye,
one raisin, and one other type of
loaf.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27
LIKE FATHER, LIKE

Father: "When Truman was
your age, son, he was at the head
of his class"
Son: "Yeah, and when he was
your age, he was President of the
United States"
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

Highest recorded temperature in
the U. S. was at Death Valley,
Calf, July 10, l913-134 degrees.
Read The Progress for local and
current events.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

Natives Africa Huntington
destroyer
With a short
visit African tribes the depths the Continent
established
African
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

Sixty-three per cent of all wage
learners in Washington State draw
pay checks from forest products in
dustries.
Marion progress., 1949-10-27
Home Demonstration
And 4-H Club Schedule

Mcdowell county Al clubs are
resuming meetings this week.
The schedule of Home Demon
,stration clubs for the month of Oc-
tober is as follows:
Old Fort: 2 p. M, Thursday, Oc-
tober 27, (place to be announced)
Marion progress., 1949-10-27

Read the advertisements. 1t pays.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

Die Biid)0fe tpeiien aui einen an-
bern io5ialen MtBitano bin: oie i'm
Siublid altf ibre- beriiflihe 8iloung
,tnb 2eiitllng oft ,lngeniigeroe Gnt.
/, Iobnung Der geiltigen Mrbeiter.
Der Interchangeable Eeil bes
Sirten6riefes lit pieIleiebt Ser, nelher
Die rfurdtbare aorruption" brano.
lnarft, .bie in Sanoel nno 8erspoI.
tltns berriGt".
r3abIloS iino bei,te sic 2eute, Sic
aus ibrer 8erufspfli6t elm @eloge.
,i6dft MAIDEN. @as nod Der geltenoen
Sronung foltenfrei 81, nerabreiden
iii, erbdlt man oft nur gegen Gel6
gmpfebllrngen, Beforoerlngen, gu.
teilungen: NIT all -oem miro Sanoel
getrieben, alts ali oem miro elm Sc.
pinn beraussemarftet. 8erfaufsprei.
ie meroen miafiirlid) erbobt, nm 2eu,
ten @eninnunteile gu entridten, olli
sic iie feinen aniprud baben."
8erlife, oie fritber in gbren itan,
Sen, bemerfen Die ligurilhen 8ii1ofe
meiter, limo beltte ni6t mebr gan1
lauber. 8arneno erbeben Tie ibre
Gimme: ltnreoliGeripeiie erlporbenes
Gut bringt fein Slid, tpie Elm Slud
laltet es ouf einem Saus. llnreoliher.
peile ertporbenes 8ut lit oenl redt.
mdBigen BETTER 5uriid5llerItotten.
SIM lesten 1eile hires Sirtenbrie.
fes penoen iid bie 8iidofe an oen Or.
better. Gr lit perpfli6tet, Sen Mrbeits.
bertrag ein5ubalten. gr perfennt ieine
Sflidt, menn er iid ser 2Giiigfeit er.
gibt ooer gar Sabotage-slfte begebt
Ser @erttatige bat oas Hedt, eint
9eiierung ieiner Gage an5uitreben. @r
oarf es aber MIR nit ebrliden Mit.
teln, nift ourb Gerlebung oes Or.
beltspertrages uno burd 8etpalttdtig,
feiten. n
Sie Sprabe ser ligurtiden Sber,
birten tit nrlttis. Sbr gemeiniomes
S6reiben - oerfaBt bonn grabiidoi
bon @enuu, Nisr. Siri; er entitummt
elmer slrbeiterfamilie - it, dbnIid
Ser Siagnoie zines tiiftigen slr5tes,
cine 8obltat fir Stalien. Gin S6mei.
gen 81 nett uno tiefgreifenoen lo5ia.
len WtiBItdnoen 1p1re elm Gerrat an
Stride uno 8olf. auf bas amerifa-
|niIde 8olf iollte erlnabnt tperoen, sic
beilloie Geridmenoung, Seren es
ldnloig lit. ein5ui6rGnfen. Gs fonn.
ten tpeit mebr @obnbduier gebaut
meroen, tpenn elm GROCER Sell unires
Solfes meniger 2urus triebe.
C.=St. d. C.-V.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

Ger &riegsgefnngene g., elm ebe-
maliger Waior Ser beutihen Webr-
madt. lpurbe pom sleihen @eridt in
Winif ou fiinfunoalpansig Sabren
3ipangsarbeit nerurteilt, neil er es
gepagt bate, iid auf oie internatio-
nale, aub bon ben Soipiets anerfann-
te Gereinbarung 5u berltfen, tponaf
Stabsoffi5iere gegen ibren Billen
ni6t 5ltr srbeit berange5ogen weroen
fonnen. rArbeitsperipeigerung nnO
faifiitilde 9etdtigllng" mar oie ur-
teilsbegriinounsl
Gas lit iiberbaupt oas Heue an Die
ien llrteilsbegriinoungen: gum erlten
Dtole iperfen Sic Soipiets iebt oeut-
ihen &rtegsgefangenen Dor, in ruff
iGeu Observation-Disclosures vfaidi'
Itiide" 8ropagonoa betrieben 81 ba>
ben. @er nid)t nod ser fommuniitii6-
bollde,piItil6en @inbeitspfeife tan5t,
aud nur luagt, gelegentlid cine an-
oere Meinllng 81 auBern, - Ser lit
~SnI6ilt" 3u SEN unter bieiem 8or=
tpano I'M September bonn 8eridt in
Minif Serurteilten 5dblen al,6 5tpei
8farrer ser epaneelilden 8efenntnis=
firde, sic ihon i'm Na5i.Ieutlhlano
perfOlgt muroen, iebt aber als $50
ihiIten" iiir fiinf5ebn be3iebungsmeiie
5pan5ig Sabre in iotpietil6e 3mangs-
ar6eit 9eididt luurOen.
gteben oieien Strafen pesen angeb-
IidJ ~politil6er" 8ergeben iteben bie
pegen ~frimineller Ielifte": ser
Itebltabl BON 5ebn 8funo &artoffeln
brod)te einen 5lpan5isiabrisen oeuts
lhen &riegS9efangenen I'M 2aser
1881 fiinf Sabre 3nangsarbeit elm;
i'm Eager 1855 pertaufte elm &riegs-
gefongener Elm ltnifprmitiid bel 3ini=
liIten gegen etpas gBiparen: elf Sab
re 3mangsarbeit. geliebig liebe iid
sic Heibe fortfiibren. Ios bier lit nur
Elm fleiner Ginblid in oie Metboben,
luie oelltlGe &riegsgefangene in iolps
ietiide &on5entrotionsloger gebro6t
lDeroen. 8an5 Legal.
&. HerbWnduul.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
Hitler hpt. EmxnB

lleber oos 8eien oes 2urus lit piel
bin uno ber geltritten noroen. Man
bat ibn neroammt ols iittenperoerbeno
uno seprieien als pirtidaftli6 er-
iprieBlid. DAB. ser 2urus ben Inter.
gang Roms uno Der fran5oiiiden Mo-
nardie belhleunist bat, Itebt auBer
Sra9e. SIN 3eitalter oes ,&apitalis=
mus, oas nun 5u @noe gebt, bot man
Wenig gegen oen 2urus ein5unen6e,l
gebabt. gs 1par eben iebermanns
Heht, 2urus az treiben, 1penn er oie5
|5u tun bermo6te, uno Sic 2urusinou-
Itrie mar oils 8rofit abmerfenoes I'M
|ternebmen nidt 5u peraften. gln Die
moraliihe, iitten= uno polfsperoer-
benoe Seite Ser 2urusfrage ipagten
fih nur mentge beran.
Nun Iino es sic 8ild,ofe 2iguriens,
Ioie BEN 2urus ltno sic 8erj6menoung,
Die IN oen Stdoten llno bon Sremoen
belndten Srten iid sur S6au iteat,
branomarfen. Gieies @eprose itebe I'M
fraiien 8ioerlprud 5ur Shpere ser
aageneinen Gage Staliens uno 5ur
ytieoergeoriidtbeit Ser oarbenoen
golfsmalien. BUR Sd)au getrogener
Surus beute lei cine SerausforOer=
ung. 0as Gigentun1sre6t bere6tige
|niht 5um Surus, 5ur 8erl6menoung,
gu monoanen, iinnli6en S1auiteaun-
gen, Die meiltens l1n5ertren,tli6 per-
bunoen iino nit Sittenperoerbnis,
ltntreue IN ser gbe uno gntmeibuna
oes 5amilienberoes. Ssn elmer 3eit,
oa gu groBe llnslei6beit ser ioaialen
gerbaltniiie unfrieoe ifiirt uno sic
erbitterung &laiie gegen &laiie er-
|bebt, lit es aud fir 8esiiterte cine
Bflidt, @infa6beit uno MGBigfeit in
Sebensipanoel uno grbolllng 5u tpab=
Iren.
8eiter Hagen sic 8ildofe 2igu-
rtens iiber BEN Wangel an Spariinn,
elnem ue6elitano, ser in alien 8olfs.
ibld)ten auftritt. gs berrI1e beute Ell
ne i6aolide &auf= unb 8erlhpen-
oungsludt. Oieiese aaiter ltebe ge-
mobnli6 nidt .allein oa, anbere be-
glelteten es: gitelfeit, 8efrGBigfeit,
Sragbeit, llnreinbeit. gs gibt belte
in Stalien piele unterern1brte &in.
Der: oft riibrt oieie SCOT nur oaber,
bob oie gltern ibr ginfommen gun,
seil IN llnniiben Mussaben berl9tpen.
oen. @ud bel eeniigenoem ginfom-
men bleibt Die Spariamfeit eine
Pfliht, oie llni,msdnelibe nn6 iidere
Torallsiesung ie0er geianoen &aus-
uno 8olfsmirtidaft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26
Dtr Hrrmat1utg hra
Dputfh1rtt Mpnfd1ptt

8ermaiung! Sir uns, sic mir oil.
Berbalb Oes oeutiben Sprahgebietes
leben Elm ilnseipobntes @ort. gs iii
tatld6li1 Elm neues 8ort. gs fenn=
5ei6net Die 8etpeglidfeit Ser oeut-
lben Sprdde, bie fdbig lit, nit ipra6-
liden Neubiloungen neuen Gebiloen
I'M Menl6enleben geredt 5u merben
nno fiir lie Oie redten 8e5ei6nunaen
l5n finoen uno sic re6ten 8egriffe Al.
former. 8ermaiiung bel6reibt in
lpragnanteIter aiir5e oen 3uItan6, in
Den bic belltige MenI 5u einenr
[groBen Seile geraten lit, uno 5u Dem
Der anoere Sell auf Dem beIten 8ege
lit. gernaiiung lit bas aenn5ei6en
oafiir, bob 8esriff, @ertidabung,
a6tung nno 8etdtigung ser ssnoipi-
onalitat, Der @in5elperIonlidfeit nnb
gtgenperionlidfeit INNER lnebr per-
idplnoet l,no biele ielbIt in Ser
"Weaiie" nntergebt. .Sermaiinna" iii
Die treffenoe 9iagnoie fir oas ltebel
in Ser belltigen Menidheit. Soer lit
es nidt io2 Cine fleine Briifung ooer
llmi6au miro uns bie @abrbeit sum
8emnBtIein bringen. ~.
Inner geiitises 2eben itebt gan5 i'm
3uge oes Malienbaiten. Millionen, ia
Die Mebrbeit Ser Meni1en unleres
Sanoes, leben seiitis nur bon Ser
rWaiienipeiIl,ng" pie iie in oen gro-
ben 8ldttern, 3eitibriften uno erIi
redt in Dem &aoio nit ieiner mebr
lebenspollen slrt betrieben miro. Mtit
Der allgemeineu germenoung ser Sc
lepiiion in Saus uno Seffentlidfeit
miro ein tpeiterer 3ug Ser 8ern1ai-
Jung pirfiam peroen. @emiB iino oies
aaes Wtittel, aaerbano aenntniiie
ooer 8elhebniile bes gan5en Diellei-
tigen 2ebens 81 gleider 3eit nidt
BLOB ein5elnen Weni6en, lonoern Ser
Waiie gan5 allgemein mit5uteilen.
Mber es lit uno bleibt oesbaIb 6od,
cine geiitige Maiienipeiiung. Gin me-
mig tSelbitpriifung miro es ,,ns oeut-
li6 gum 8eipuBtiein bringen, tpie me-
mig eigentlid periOnlide unb inoi-
biouelle geiitige 8etdtigung babel BE-
iteben bleibt. Selbit tpenn mir 5u 3ei-
ten periuden, bas cine ODER anoere
ielbitanoig geiitig gu perarbeiten,
neroen mir INNER ipieoer finben, oaB
mir i'm 8anne Der Manenbeeinflui-
Jung iteben uno nur oas gu peroauen
lluben, bas man uns als Seil ber
Maiie porgelegt bat. 8as aber erIi
bon oenen, iuelde iiberbaupt feineu
8eriub MAIDEN, lelbit1noig bas gel
Itig 5u berarbeiten, oas Tie BEL De,
Maiienipeilung erbalten baben? Sit
biIoen oen Sell Der Menihbeit, fiji
Sen, ipenn id niht irre, Nietide iei
ner5eit Den 8egriff .Seroenmeniden'
Ilgepragt batte. gas iino iie in Ser Eat
eine 9er6e bon Menfhen, obne gba
rafter uno 8etdtisung ais gin5elper.
i0nIidfeiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-02-26

3.pei groBe Spinnereien nnb Webe.
reien bier on, ale nit Sahleuten
iiino ,nooernlten Maibinen beiett.
Die Negierung bilft ibnen in ieoer
Weiie NIT Der foltenloien 4nipei-
lung bon 8aupIasen, nit Steuerfrei-
belt fir Die erIten Sabre, nit einenl
groB5iigigen io5ialen SilfsDerf fir
9ranfe, &inoer 1ino Srauen, oenen
Solpitaler, Sbnlen nno grbolmnes.
beime 5ur 8erfiigung geltelt iperoen.
I'm eine 3uiammenballung Ser Sn-
oultrien IN BEN sroBen Stabten, nor
aaem in 8uenos Nires, 51 nermeiben,
bat bie Regierltng angeoronet, bab
oie nelen &olonieu rlno Sabrifen]ir
fleinen St1oten llno allf Dem 2anoe
eroffnet meroen, Inn 10 neue 8erfebrs-
5entren 5u iduffen.
9os 8rogramm ser argentiniiben
3egierung iiebt cine 8ermebrung Der
8epolferung bon ie65ebn auf stpan-
| sig Milionen innerbalb bon flint
Sabren Dor. 9ie raide 3unabme Ser
8epolferlng redtfertigt bieien Spti-
mtslnus. 1921 betrug sic 8eboIfers
ung srgentiniens nur 5irfa neun
Nillionel1, permebrte iid) alio in o6t-
llno5pan3ig Sabren Tim lieben Nil.
lionen Berionen. Die Woglibfeiten
oieies groben, bon Ser gtatur 10 reid)
geiegnete,tf 2anoes iino pba11taItild
l1no nlr oenen ser Ser. Staaten gu
pergleiben. 0as Sempo Ser gin1pdn-
oerl,ng, sic irtenlipe slrbeit fir bie
GridlieBung mo Nubllng Ser 8oben-
idabe, bas Itarfe Selbltpertrauen l,no
Der Stol5 auf lein 2ano, oas ieoen
argentinier beleelt, iinb ipnptoma,
| tfld fiir oie 8olitif zines 2anbes, bns
5llperIidtlid) elmer groBen 3ufltnft
entsegeniiebt.
9aB bel 6ieier ginipanberung oas
oeutide Clement feline nennenstperte
Holle ipielt, lit nidt bie Sdnlo ar.
eentinienS. Der 0eutlhe mar uno III
in argenttnien geadtet als Clement
Ser slrbeit, Ser Sii6tigfeit uno Der
Sronung. 9(ber bie traurigen 3uitGn-
Sc in Gelltidlano, mo oie 0tilit1r-
regierungen ieoe slusreiie oerbieter,
MAIDEN, oorldufig penigItens,. iebe
organiiterte slnsmanoerung aus
9eutldlano unmoslid. geur 8erein.
|5elte entfommen bem 8efGngnis, bus
0eutIdlano beiBt. go fam bier Dor
menigen 8oben Elm fleines Seselbopt
Faus Samburg on. 3nolf 8erlonen
Daren on 8orb, l1nter ibnen cine
Srau. Sic paren in ibrer NuBldale
5irfa iieben 8oden auf bober See,
in itdnoiger @efabr au iinfen, obne
ausreidenoen 2ebensmittel uno @ais
ier. stber Tie pasten alles, Inn Ser
beutl6en Sole ou entrinnen uno in
srgentinien cine neue Seimat 5u fin
oen Sest baben lie oen iideren So
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iorgen, baB mir nno Die nns Anber-
traliten, fir oeren Seelen mir bers
antDortlif iino, riiht einfnhbin bon
6ieiem Strom mitgeihnemmt ueroen,
ion6ern oaB mir ale lernen, iins OILS
driitlide Gbaroftere ali feitigen unb
5lt betdtigen. Sc mebr mir ,,ns bes
llebels Der 8ernlaiiung beiuuBt iper-
Den, oeito entideioenoer ,nuB In ,tns
Der 8ille iperoen, unIere gtgenper.
ionliGfeit 5ii tpabren unb iiniere in-
mere Seltigfeit 3u Itarfen, mas notiir-
LID erfolgreid nrr seideben fam in
Der Bflege zines poiitipen, ,inpernai-
ierten 1tno aftipen hriItliben 2ebens.
FIR. Markeyt, S.V.D.