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3 2* are used. (f) Mr Beier Mihr.-Ostrau treats various Pragues of the Geneindefinanzen, asks for the most rapid improvement of the salary questions of the protectorate employees, and considers it desirable that when buying Sokol-Turnhallen by the wealth office in municipalities, the price of the building be taken into account, since otherwise the authorities will be burdened with a permanent deficit cuelle. The gymnasium, which has been transferred to the municipality, must be used for charitable purposes and the amortization of a high purchase price is therefore not possible. g) Reg. Kom. Kettner, Mihr.-WeiBkirchen, reports on various Pragues, which result from living together with the Czech population and notes that the strict implementation of the principle of not using legionaries in public service sometimes leads to difficulties in employment. h) Reg. Kom, Kadera, Priedland, cuts the Prague for the creation of small municipalities in the interest of the aparaamic administration and deals with local transport issues which can be addressed by the Oberlandrat in its own area. (i) Vice-Citizens Panek, Kojetein, reports on experiences in the field of agriculture and agriculture, and points out that the rural population in the Kojet ein area is greatly concerned by the fact that the Landant intends to carry out further extensive expropriation of Czech land. After Absohluss of the workshop, a geneinsa mes Nittagesesse was announced. The neists of the participants then visited under the guidance of the Bürgereister von Krensier, Pg. Dr. Hunplik, the Gemäldegalerie and the grounds of the Krensischer Schloss.