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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Shields and Vines
Slated to Engage
Australian Team
Wilmer Allison and John Van
Ryn to Represent America
in Doubles

Philadelphia, May 26.-(F-1ndica-
lions that Ellsworth Vines and Frank
X. Shields will be Americas Davis cup
singles representatives against Aus
tralia were given Thursday as time
approached for the draw to determine
the order Of the first days play to-
morrow.
Jack Crawford and Harry Hopman
are certain to be the Australian en-
trants in the first two singles matches
tomorrow afternoon on the courts Of
the Philadelphia Country Club at
Bala.
BY using Vines and Shields in the
singles. the United States will be able
to conserve Wilmer Allison's strength
for the doubles in which he and John
Van Ryn will do battle with Craw-
ford and Hopman on Saturday. The
last two singles matches will be played
on Memorial Day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
PADDOCK RE-INSTATED

Los Angeles, May 26.-(R-Witl1 an
amateur athletic union registration
card once more In his possession,
Charles william Paddock, once known
as the worlds fastest human" turn
ed an eye Thursday toward . place
on the United States Olympic team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Pirates Pound Reds

PlrateS FOund heOS
Cincinnati-The Pittsburgh Pirates
unded the Cincinnati Reds for Is
is and won 9 to 4.
r H E
ttsburgh. 500 201 100 IL
ncinnati. O20 O20 900 9 2
Kremer. Chagnon, Swift and Grace:
lrroll. Benton, RiXey, Ogden and
,mbardi.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Indians Supplant
Mllers to Take
Association Lead
Milwaukee Assists in Shakeup
by Setting Down Minne-
apoIis, 4 to 2

Chicago, May 26.-(P)-The Indians
from indianapolis are out III front of
the American Association flag race
again and those who knew Norman
Perry. their president and David
Harum, predicted they would be there
at the pay-off in September.
Perry has been maneuver;ng for O
strong team since fall. Wednesday,
he let one Of the ex-Giants, John
Berry. 60 to the Philadelphia Ma
tionals but demanded and received
outfielder Doug Taitt and pitcher
Stewart Bolen in the deal.
An assist from Milwaukee, which
snapped Minneapolis winning streak
at five straight, and fine pitching by
, Leslie Barnhart hoisted the Indians
into first place Wednesday. With
Wingard and Sigafoos leading an at.
tack that pushed the Indians out in
front by three runs, Barnhart allowed
but four scattered hits and blanked
Toledo for eight innings. -Four
straight singles with two out in the
ninth almost forced him to collapse
but he famed the last batter, pinch
hitter Ward. to win the game, 3 to 2.
Dutch Hoffman was the hero in
Milwaukee,s to 2 defeat over Mime
apolis. After Minneapolis had scored
twice in the first to take the lead, he
drove in run three innings later
and followed by cracking out home
run in a stormy eighth inning with
two on base to win the game. Metz
Ter of the Brewers and Smith Of the
Millers started a fist fight In the In
ming, the trouble starting when Metz
Ter attempted to steal second and
came in too high with his spikes to
suit Smith.
Kansas City also adopted the eighth
inning rally habit, scored four runs
and defeated st. Paul, 8 to 6.
Louisville defeated Columbus IN
night game, to 4.
Blues Best Saints
st. Paul-The Kansas City Blues
J defeated the st. Paul baseball club,
9 to 6 In the first of q three game
series.
r H E
Kansas City 100 10 24o-9 IS 3
st. Paul. -. 900 202 020- 6 9 2
Bayne and Phillips; Van Alta, Adj
kins and Fenner.
| Brewers Defeat Millers
| Milwaukee-The Brewers won the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26

LA COSTE WILL SEE ACTION
ON EUROPEAN TENNIS COURT
Auteuil, France, May 26.-R-Bus-
mess was due to pick up In the French
tennis championships Thursday, with
the opening round Of play In mems
singles calculated to take the spot
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
WEDNESDAYS RESULTS
National League

Boston, 4; Brooklyn. 2.
Pittsburgh, 9: Cincinnati, 4.
New York, IL; Philadelphia, 8.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 0.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Giants Defeat Phils

Philadelphia-The New York Giants
'unded out a II to decision over
Phillies.
r H E
w York. 1921 402 O00-l2 II l
Philadelphia 40 900 O03-8 Il O
Fitzsimmons and Hogan: H. Elliott,
rabowski, Hansen and McCurdy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Grimes Shuts Ont Cards

st. Louis-Burleigh Grimes shut out
st. Louis Cardinals 3 to 0. giving
e Cubs the final of two-game SER
5. Grimes allowed seven safeties.
r H E
licago %. 900 101 0Ol-3 7 o
J. Louis. i. 600 900 600 Z 2
Grimes and Hartnett; Derringer,
arleton and Wilson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Braves Beat Robins

Boston-Bob Brown held Brooklyn
four hits, to gain his second deci-
IN Of the year over Dazzy Vance,
Braves collected seven hits and
IN 4 to 2.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
American League
American Assn,

American Association
Kansas City. g; st. Paul, 6.
Milwaukee, 4: Minneapolis, 2.
indianapolis, 3; Toledo, 2.
Louisville, s.; Columbus, 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
American League

st. Louis-Detroit called at end of
.ird, (rain.
Cleveland and Chicago postponed,
in.
Only games scheduled.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26

Brewers Defeat Millers
Milwaukee-The Brewers won the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26

Kansas City 100 10 24o-9 IS
st. Paul 600 2O2 O20-6 9
Bayne and Phillips; Van Alta, Ad'
kinS and Tenner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-26
Blues Best Saints

st. Paul-The Kansas City Blu
defeated the st. Paul baseball clu
9 to 6 In the first of q three gam
series.
Evening star., 1932-04-17
Much Milk Moued IN Tank Cars

QACK m 1910, as an experiment, a tank car
was constructed fer the transportation of
milk from the country station to a city milk
station The car was the forernner of a sys-
tenn which now supplies as much as three
fourths of the milk received in some large
cities. It Was followed in 1914 by q tank truck
for use in collecting milk from points not so
accessible to railroads.
The advantages of the tank car and tank
truck are many, fer they greatly decrease the
danger Of xpeiiage and insanitary conditions
Milk can De handled at more constant tempera-
lures, with less man power and less space than
under the old system. of 40-quart cans The
sides ID tire cars and trucks also offer the milk
companies an advertising medium not presented
Evening star., 1932-04-17

in the small cans. The washing of a tank
holding several hundred gallons Of milk is
far quicker and less expensive undertaking than
the washing and sterilization of the number
of 4o-alart cans required to carry the same
amount of milk
The cams, at their best, soon become rusty
and dented and have to be mended or regal
vanized from time to time The glass lined
tanks of the new transportation equipment
will stand up indefinitely with proper care
So many are the advantages the Department
of Agriculture expects to see the use of this
new equipment continue to increase and to
extend the milk shed much further back into
the country than the former limits of 800 to
$50 miles
Evening star., 1932-04-17
Sattee, Test ofL0Oe

CUTTEE, once common practice in India,
- may have had its romantic appeal and
to break into rhapsodies of pose or verse In
reciting the virtues of the faithful wives who
practiced it, but fell into discard, largely
through the efforts Of Lord william Bentinck
who in 1929 obtained enactment of a law pro-
viding a charge of murder be placed against
any one encouraging the practice.
Suttee meant the sacrifice voluntarily, of the
life Of q widow after the death of her husband,
No effort was made to make an unwilling VIC
tim pay her life to prove her love for her htfs-
band, but so great was the force of public
opinion, no gentle-born woman would fail to
place herself on her husbands funeral pyre and
die in flames along with the destruction Of his
body.
Evening star., 1932-04-17
Corn B0rer Battle On

c PRING marks the time of intensive battle
- against the corn borer, the grub of which
lives over the Winter in corn stalks left from
the previous years harvesting. Serious infesta-
ton of the corn fields can be prevented by burr
ing all stalks left standing before the grub is
ready to emerge, about the middle of May.
Evening star., 1932-04-17
Australia Lacks Squirrels

A USTRALIA is the only continent upon
which squirrels are not found. Otherwise
the distribution is fairly general, although
South America and Europe have none too heavy
n representation of the various squirrel families
Evening star., 1932-04-17
HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY

~ UlE TIME or 1AE ROMANS
WESTERN EUROPE WAS
PEopLeD BY TnlBEs OF GeRhAn,c
'eAR6AplANS' AMONG THESE
rpieEs WERE TO BE FouAn MANY
LANGUAGES, NONE OF WHICH
HAo BEEN PITT INTO WRITING.
WHEN TAE LEGi0nS OF julius
cAEsAQ AND MS SUCCESSORS
HAD ADDED A LARGE PART or
EUROPE TO TIE DonlnIohS or
RoAE, LATIN, ,TAE LANGUAGE OF
THE echCUEnoas, BECAME TIE
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE IN THE
CAPTURED TERRITORY
Y
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

fir Die Gouer BON fiinf5ig Sabreu
obgeidloiien.
0ur6 Die %llebernobme Scr &olun0
&tnie, Der @amburg- 9remer Afrifa=
LIME, Ser @orn 9inie unO ipGter me6-
rerer fleinerer &eeoereien urb i6rer
8etriebsmittel erbielt oie GSlotte oes
NoroOeutiden 2lopo einen nift 1ill=
erbebli6en 3ulpobs, io0oB feline Com
mage am 1. Sanuar 1882 insgelamt
959.317 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
trug, momit oie 8orfriegstonnoge
bon rltno $4,000 bis auf etma
$4,000 Gonnen pieoer errei6t mar.
Son Ser @eiomttpnnage entfaQen
etma 9,5 8ro5ent ouf Die beioen
Sdne1oampfer Bremen" uno y@u-
ropo", oeren Snoienititellung am 16.
Sui 1929 be3p. am 10. 01ar5 1880
Die breiteite Seffentli6feit ser gan
sen @elt nit lebbafteitem SSntereiie
folgtc. 9ie Bremen" un0 oie gu
ropa" baben in ibren 2eiitltngen err
fiiQt, mos Ser 9~orooeutlde 9lopo BON
linen ermartete. geioe fms Srager
oes beiB umitrittenen o9louen San
oes Ser S5eone4 gefporoeil, bic o8re-
men" auf Ser 6abrt oitmdrts, Die
europa ouf Ser @eitfobrt.
Ser gelegentli6 Ser Snoienititel-
lung Ser Bremen beionoers beton-
te @runoiab oes Rorooeuti6en
2Gopo, nourd sic @iite oes @ebote-
men, i%nsbeionoere Durb sic Sdneaig-
felt mo @iinftli6feit oes &erfebrs
ii6er5ct9eno 81 tuirfen~, bat iid ols
erfolgrei6 eripieien. llno oos fomumt
niht nur ibm uno ieiner @eimatitaot
Bremen, ionoern melt oariiber binous
AUDI ieinem geiantet 0euti6en 8a-
tcrlanoe 5ugute. Seit ieiner @riill-
Dung i'm Sabre 1857 bat Ser Noro-
oeuti6e 9lopo melt ii6er 5tpolf W2il=
Iionen 8aiiagiere iiber ale @elt-
meere beforoert un0 ieoer BON oieien
Wfiqionen 9feiielloen bat oie @elegen-
belt gebobt, oputi6e Siidtigfeit un6
oeutide 3uperlGiiigfeit fennen gu
lernen un0 ibren &ubm 8l p~erfiin-
oer. Seinen groBen oertiden So
terlanoe nah beiten ardften 8l oie-
men, oeuti6en @anoel uno &erfebr,
oelttide Snouitrie uno oelttides Sc
perbe nit oler ibm 81 @ebote tie
betloen Madt 5u f0roern-onrin bot
Ser Norooeliti6e 2lopo in Sen 70
Sabren leines 9eitebens Itets cine be-
ionoere @bre crblidt itno INNER BEN
olergroBten @ert oarolf gelegt: ans
eigener &raft Die 3iele 8u erreiden,
Oie er iid bel ieiner @riinoune 9e-
itedt bate.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

tes Spiel. Gen 3wef zines Tropo-
qanoaipiels bat es poQ uno gan5 er-
fiiQt. 8ir mollen inns betr. ipiele-
rider Sinii6t 8altimores feiner fol=
ihen Soffnungen bingeben; 8altimo-
re lpielte nit @riab nno lam ald)
nod mebr ans ii6 berausgeben, me1n
lie moaen. @ir meroen oieles bel
l1nierem &iidipiel in Baltimore ans
finoen. 2.45 llbr pfiff Der SdieoS-
ridter an uno es entmidelte Iid elm
@aBlpiel, nelhes in Der 1H-ltitnoi=
aen Spiel3eit oie 3ui6alter in ibrem
gonn bilt. Son lleberlegenbett Ell
ner Wannidaft fam MAJ nid)t reoen.
mel1n Concord alth Gore lfoB, 10
blieb oen 8altimorern Der Grfolg
perloqt, tpeil Seiie inn @aibingtoner
gor aan3 groB mar. goldet uao
Gorofpeina u~nterbinoen manden An=
oriff oes 9ultimorer Stltrmes, ielbit
&ontbal, als Infer 2Gufer, 5eigt oaB
er nod 6ubboa ipielen fam; ais lo!=
der rettet er fat Dor Der Sorlinie elm
ifpn iideres Sor fir Baltimore.
aurs Dor Salb5eit i6ones 0urdipiel
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

bis Dor oas 9. Sor uno Molo6 len
oct i6arf elm, 10. GtpoS ipGter &alb-
5eit. Na6 @ieoerbeginn etmas ldar-
feres Sempo, 9. briift, Inn Sen 9luS
gleid 81 er5ielen, aber Concord ipielt
ii6 frei uno oas Spiel bleibt often.
Ginen Offer fir g. bGlt Seiie, ernelt=
ter Nngriff BON Concord, cine 6lanfe
bon Mallod bermonoelt 9(pons mi
baltbar, 20. Baltimore nimmt Sor-
Mig nod HeftsauBen, aber audi ieine
gliten 5lanfen neroen cine iidere
8eute unieres Sormnnnes. Ser Sn=
nenittrm bon Baltimore miro fem &C.
balten bon 8ennerb, ielbiger lief in
lebten Spielen 81 GROCER 5orm ailf.
ieine Nebenlelite 8eier un6 &antbal
Iteben ibm nidts na6; MIR Oorf ois
2duferreibe nid)t 81 melt binten ban
gen. Concord greift erleilt an, ser
Sprmann 8oltimore's l1llft 3lt melt
beruus, Ser 8al gebt 5uriid 81 8landl
tpelher aus lpeiter g%ntfernung Elm
idieBt 80. Nod elm 8oar Minnten
-bann SdlilB. Ser Shieosrihter
bate leidte Arbeit, ga er ielten elm
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Spurtflnb BAL
timure, 3-9, 10.

9a Morlboro nod elm 2igatreffen
altS5ntrogen batte, fonnten mir in
letter Minute oo6 nod Baltimore
nah bier perpfli6ten. Baltimore lit
in ibrer 9ipiiion Weiiter geporoen
uno 10 ertpartete man BON Infallg an,
ooB elm gutes Spiel Dorgefiibrt mir.
Sc. @Ge, Die oagepeien iino, mllr-
Sen ni6t enttGliiht uno man ioate es
MIR begriiBerL oaB iolde Spiele I'M
ieren Sportsanbangern offers porge-
fiibrt miiroen, uno bob oaour6 oos
amerifanii6e 8ublifum ben ridtigen
8egriff bonn Soccerbaa erbdlt. Die
meiiten bier alts getragenen Spiele
meroen mad SuB6alregeln alsgetra-
qen uno oarnm fommt oas mirflid)
nnleres SuBbaaipieles meiitenS
niht 5lr @eltung. Inoers am leb=
ten Gonntag. Sb gemonnen ooer
b~erloren, mir miiiien Dem 0euti6en
Sportflub Baltimore unieren belten
Danf aisipre6en fir ibr porgefiibr-
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
SAB Nmftrag 5mr
etgemem GrmOrOnng

&ecsfemet, l1ngarn. - @egen
ser @rmoroung oes bieiigen Saul
manns &u0olf Steinber3, BEN er
nit einem Sammer eri6lagen Boz
ben Jon, nl1roe Ser iunge Sape5ierer
5rieori6 5ii6l gum 8ro8eB porge-
fiibrt. Ser Staatsanpalt fiibrte an,
OaB Steinber8 Sen &ngeflagten
0ingte, i'm iduer genug gu ueriet-
gen, oamit er MISUNDERSTANDING
be3ieben fam, itatt oeiien mur0e er
eri6lagen.
Siidl ~bebauptet, oaB Der Mann
inn ben auftrag CAB, 81 eri6lagen,
Oomit feline 5amilie Die 2~ebensper-
li6erungsgeloer erbalt. BON meld)er
Summe er 5000 8eng0s erbalten
ioate. 9ie Samilie oes OFFERS ifeat
sic @ngaben 0es Angeflagten ais
unfpabr bin, oa Steinber5 feline fritz
beren Arrangements i'm Safe zines
plobliden Sooes traf un0 berlangt
Die Aus5ablung Ser 8eriiAerungs-
iumme.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
,,@OCtbcs WOrtrGg"

6rdllein Anita S6ooe, ole rib
rige @oriiserin uno @riinoerin ocs
5efonnten Geuti9en literariiden Ser
Gins bon @oibington, iprod am 6rei-
tag. 0en 26. 6e6rltor iiber's &ooio
@-Gi-A-9. inter Oen ailspi5ien ser
Federation Of @omen's Clubs. Sbv
lbemo mar o@oetbe's 5auIt". Sh
8riefen, pel6e Die Game erbielt,
tpurOen nidt MIR ibr prdftiger @or-
trag ion0ern oud ibre iAone Stim-
me geIobt. @eitern Mbeilo ipra6 tie
pieoer (9-Wf=N-2) uno 3ipar iiber
,@oetbe 8oems on0 Songs. Die
refflihe Soproniitin 9orotbp Sber-
nan @ierion lang 2ieoer SIT @oetbe
Serten am &lopier begleitet BON Cue
fine Wtonico. gm 6reitag, BEN 26.
6ebruar, obenOS 6 llbr, iprod Mnita
Sdaoe iiber Goethe in Wfuiic@ Dor
etDa 300 Stuoentinnen uto Str-
oenten Ser George @albington Uni,
Ueriit1t in ser Gorcoran @aa. Or.
So. $. Sebrt itelte Die GAME Dor.
Die Sopraniltin Minnie 8olfmam
iuiitrierte oen nit groBem 8eifoll
altf9enommenen &ortrog ourd Die
trefflibe @ieoergabe folgenoer Sic
Ser: u&aItloie 2iebe", r0as Soioen-
r0slein", uMignon~ unb n@ebel-
mes" (S6ubertlieoer NIT Serten BON
8oetbe). Die S%utpeleni8ene aus
@onnoo's "6ailitn ruto Mo5art:
y8as 8eil6en" (@oetbe).
Seute Abeno nieoerbolt SrGltlein
S6aoe 0ieien in%tereiianten &ortrog
gum iiebten Ntale i'm Stltoio BON
6ratceS @utelins, nos Stem Sanp=
hire Apenue, g. IS. (near Dupont
Circle. Die befonnte &ianiitin
0fiB 6rances @utelins miro &onlpo
iitionen BON Mto3art, @oreli lno
Beethoven ipieIerL Die Sopraniitin
0orotbp Sherman @ierion lingt, am
&iapier begleitet bon @peline Monico.
Ser &ortrag fGngt I'M $50 llbr oil
ltno peroen ii6 S6iilerimnen uno
Schiller oes &lapierS, befannte Sch
rerinnen ulio 2ebrer Der Weuiif un6
Wfltliffritifer inter ben @elaoenen
befin0en.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Ste Nnfriftnng
Nes &ei6es
Sranfrcid itrcdt ciuen 6iibler aus;
@ermittlcr nbgcblibt.

Berlin. Gon fran50iiiMer
settle lit fiir5li6 ous Inqebot aus
gegangen, Oelitihlano ST. gcitotten,
bis 5u so Sro5cnt ser StGrfe an.
oerer 9Gnoer aui5uriiiten erfI1rte
&ei1s : @erfebrsminiiter @ottfrieo
S%reoironus in elmer Gniprade Dor
amerifonii6en S%tlioenten.
Ser Winiiter er5dbIte, oaB i'm
Elm @ertreter Ser Sfnei0er-G reuiot
Muuitionsiperfe allfiudtq uno ibln
Oos Nnerbieten inter Der 9eOun.
eiing madte. onB 0elttidlanO irinp
&iiItun9en in 6ronfrcih faufe
Erepiranits iogte Dem Boulder:
oMein 6reunO, bier lit Die 5iire.
@ir wonen feinen &rieg."
@enf Shmei5 .-9ie AbriiitunQs
&onferen5 itebt Dor ser idperen
Mufgabe, aus Sen periAieoenen, ibr
porliegenoen 8orldl6gen einen @lan
bero1ts5uidGlen, Ser alien Seilneb.
mern ser &onferen5 onnebmbor lit.
@orber m1B lie aber nod bier
5ebn &eOner, 5umeiit 8ertreter flei-
ner 8olfer anboren, ebe bic Ir-
belt in Sen Nusidiiiien beginner
fam.
Or. @. B. GEN Der Gbef-0 eIegat
Gbinos sur abriiitungsfonferen5,
teilte 0iefer &orperidaft neuli6 nit,
ooB ser Grfols o0er ser 6eblidlog
BON Dem Musgang oes Streites 5mi.
i6en China uno Sapan i'm 5ern-
often obbdngt.
@enn ser &openont oes golfer-
bunoes uno Ser &eaogg-Gertrag
iiber Sic iino-iopanii6e Situation
5uiammenbreden oarf 6ann lit Die
&onferen5 elm 5ebli6Iag. Ser
4usgang bes gegenpdrtigen &-
fes, Inn GlBere angriffe ~ob5uipeb-
rem, 1T Die gefdbrlidite Sorm",
fiigte er binau, nauf @runO wel6er
China ii6 unbeoingt idliiiiig per-
Den mrB, leire Etltungsgren5e 81
b%eItimmen."
@raf gilbert apponpi, Ser 81
Sabre alte geteran-S taatsmonn I'm
gorts, berlangte cine uniberIeae
anwenoung oes artifels 46t BEG
@olferbuno- &openants, ser gleide
&edte fir ole Iationen fir oas
MinoeltmaB bon GiiItungen i'm Gin
Hang nit Der %nationalen Cider
belt boriiebt.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

Der 20. 8ebrltar IS. IS. bro6tc
Die 70. @ieoerfebr oes @riinoungs
tages oes Norooeuti6en 9lopb ourb
$. $. Meier un0 @ouoro @rteie-
mann in Bremen. 9os 9iamant-
Sltbil6um Der groBen oeutifen Gec-
oerei fGat in cine 3eit i6nerlter mirt
i6oftli6er meltneiter Scot uno 8e-
orGngnis uno fam oober fir oGn
2loDO fein 5eittog i'm eigentli6en
Sinne oes @ortes, lon0ern MIR Elm
@eoenftog iein.
9ie @ritnorng Ser Sdiffabrtsge-
IeQi6aft ging in eriter 2inie BON Dem
@eoanfen aus, cine leiltun9sfdbige
regelmGBige 9ampferoerbinoung 8mi-
i6en Bremen unb Seem gort 81 i6of-
fen, Inn Sen Ii6 INNER enger geital-
tenoen @anOelsbe5iebungen 5mii6en
9euti6lano nno Sen @ereinigtell
Staten BON Mmerifa gere6t 5t mer-
Sen. Der erIte 2lopOoampfer nod
Seem Oorf, oie o9remen", perlieB am
10. SSuni 1853 8remerbapen 81 Ell
ner 3eit, ols Die &ereinigten Staa-
ten BON Mmerifa inter Dem @influB
elmer i6lperen 8irtldaftsfriie ltan-
BEN, fuel6e oud Die europaii6en 2an-
ser erbeblid in Wtitleioeni6aft 5og.
Die 8erb1ltniile tparen alio nidt ge-
raoe g%eeignet, Dem 2lopo bie erlten
2e6ensl6ritte 3u erlei6tern, bod
folqten Sabre Ser Gorge, Sabre Der
9liite. Neben ser gteiu Oorfer 81
ME muroen gegen @noe Der le65iger
Sabre oes norigen S%abrbnaOerts
be5lp. na6 Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&rieqe, 2inien nad Baltimore nto
geeu Orleans ionic nod 8ralilien
uno @rgentinien eingeri6tet nno nah
Dem Sabre 1881 poa5og ii6 gleih5ei=
tia nit Dem meiteren Musbau Der
Sdiffabrtslinien Die ollmdbli6e I'm
qeitaltung Ser 0ampfer-8ppen. IuT
Ser 6obrt 8remen-Nem gorf er5ielte
ser 0orooeuti6e 2lopo nit ben nett
ortigen, pom &eiiepublifum ltarf be-
.por3ugten S6neaoampfern einen 10
our6i6lagenoen grfolg, Dab er balo
an sic Spite Ser internationalen Ea1-
Iaqier= &eeoereien borriidte.
9as &iidgrao oes Norooentlfer
2lono biloete bon @nfang on Die
Recommendations, fir Die in ben er.
item Sabr5ebnten auf ben 8eltrellen
ieiner S6iffe Ole @uspanoerer oas
BEL meitem iibermiegenoe &ontingerlt
Ser 6abrgGite Iteaten, mabrero belm-
febreno oas @ei6aft bouptiadli6 ouf
9ef0roerung amerifaniider &obpro-
BUTTE berubte. Spater crit biloete,
obne oaB Sic MISUNDERSTANDING
rurg aus ibrer berporragenoen Stel-
lunq perorGngt muroe, Der Terfebr
ser @eIdGfts- uno Gergniigungsrel-
einen beoeutenoen Saftor I'M
transatlontii6en @eiddft Der @eiell
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04
Qamimen Il. Sammetter
ri9tem 3erf6rmng an

@elion, g. g., Standardization
infolge bon Soiipetter nod auBer-
getpobnlihem Sdneefal baben gum
Eeil @rubenuermnltungsgebduoe 5er-
itort uno bra1ten minoeftens eine.l
@rubenbetrieb i'm Snlmon 8allep.
9iltrift gum Stinitono.
Cine geiualtige 2opine BON Dem
@oooenougb ; @ebirge ging onf Die
@eb1uoe Der ganfee Girl gonioli-
oateo Mfine om @ilo Sorie Greet
nieoer uno beIdaoiate Die groBe
BreBiuftmaihine, ern ooneben be-
finolides Eager uno 6te 8iiroge.
b1uoe.
Cine anoere 2atpime bIodierte an
Der &eno-@rube Die 2anoItraBe uno
meitere 2opinen turrben u~r1terbalb
Der @ilcir-@rub BEL Ymir in Ser
Coffee Greet egeno inn Slogan-9i-
itrift semeloet.
Washington Journal., 1932-03-04

SIN Sabre 1885 iprtroe Dem 9tor0-
oeliti6en 2lopo Die @inri6tllng mo
Ser llnterbolt ser &ei65poitoampfer.
linien nn6 N"ultrolicn 1no Sitaiiell
bon Der &ei6sregierung i%ibertragen,
ipelder 9ienit bereits 1886 eroffnet
uno fortoaltertlo neiter oltsgeitoltet
ipllroe. lin sic Wfitte Ser neu15iger
Sabre eri6ienen mieoerllm neIte
S6iffstppen oltf Dem O3ean, inter
0enen Die S6nelloampfer ser Safer
floiie beionoere 8eoeutung erbielten.
lin bie 3eit ser Sabrbunoertmen0e
erfubr 0as 2inicnneb oes Nor0oeut-
I6en 2lopo cine lpeientli6e Mlsge=
Itoltlt1g o1r6 @inri6tnng neuer
transatlontii6er 2inien iopie BON
3meiglinien, insbeionoere IN SltaIien
uno in ser Sii0iee. 0os &ergnii=
gungsreiiegei6Gft mltrbe aufgenom-
men uno Die &erfebrsmittel muroen
%erneuert, berbeiiert unO meiter Der
groBert. Gam aber folgten aber-
mails i6mere &riieniabre, Oie ourd)
cine i'm Sabre 1906 eingetretene anle=
rifanii6e @irti6aftsOepreiiion Der
porgerltfen mllroen uno audi Dem
2lopo i6meren S6aOen 3ufiigten.
&or MuSbrlt6 0es 8eltfrieges
Itano Ser Norobeuti6e 2lop0 ie0od
mieoer polfommen auf i~ei1ter frii-
beren Sobe. Phi mebr ais pier5ig
2inien p~erfebrten oamals ieine S6if-
fe. Seine 6lotte beItano ans 494
S6iffen oler 9lrt nit einem @elamt-
ralttngebalt Don nabe5u elmer Wtillion
8ruttoregiltertonnen. @tlpa 200
SGfen in Ser gafl5en peiten &elt
tpuroen BON 2lopooampfern regelma=
Big angeloufen uno Ger @erionalbe-
Itano oes Norooeuti6en 2lopo Inn
foBte etma $4,000 &0pfe.
9ie i6meriten Gerluite botte oer
2lopo ourb Sen @eltfrieg uno ieine
Musmirfungen 81 per5ei6nen. Son
runo $4,000 Observation-Disclosures
perblieb Ser 8remer &eeoerei nab
M6i6luB oes Srieoensoertrages MIR
Elm flQgli6er &eit BON $1,000 Son=
men uno iie biiBte neben m%ertpoaen
4nlaqen uno Materialbeiib i'm @us-
lano oamit alld nod Die @runolage
ibrer meitper5peigten @eltorganiio=
tion elm. lin Die JaOen nit Dem
iiberIeeii9en 4ltSlano mieoer alt5ll-
fniipfen, mllBte iid Der 2loDo 81
nGdIt an einige ouslanoilde Sdift
fabrtsgeielidoften a%nlebnen, aber
gleid3eitig nabm er altb i6on ben
@ieoeraufbor elmer nelten eigenen
6lotte in angriff.
SIN &erbit 1920 fonnte elm be-
Ideioener 6ra6tperfebr nod 8roli=
lien mieoer eingerihtet meroen, Dem
1921 oie @ieoereroffnung oes Ta1-
iaqierperfebrs nod 8raiilien uno
argentinien folgte.
SIN 6ebruar 1922 ianOte Ser