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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
WE WELCOME YOU

The staff wishes to take this
opportunity to extend a hearty
welcome to the new teachers
and students who have Joined
our forces for the ensuing year.
Your new blood" will help us
very much. Let's get acquaint-
ed and learn to know each other
better.
We're glad to see the "old
hands" on deck also. Once more
we've launched our ship to sail
through another year. It can
be made a smooth trip if we
all pull together. But, the fact
remains that no crew can go
far unless they try to know and
understand one another. That's
why we break the way for
friendliness. Therefore, again
we say "welcome." Hardin High
is our school and your school,
May we have a pleasant, profit
able year together.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
CREEPERS

Let me out of here!" "Take
it away" Judging by the vocal
EXPLANATIONS coming from the
senior girls in home room IL on
the second day of school, one
would think they had been sub
jected to a semester exam. Any
enc could see that it was no
such thing as a test menacing
them when Isn't he cute?",
filled the air. Where did you
get him?" Whats his name?"
Well, his name turned out to
be Spike" And Spike" wiggled
his way into the heart of every
student in the senior high
school. MY, his nose is cold!"
May I hold him?"
Perhaps you're wondering who
Spike" is. To make a long
story short, Spike" is Johnny's
pet snake! Naturally, by Johnny
we mean Johnny Macleod
who else would think of bring
ing such a creature to school?
But Spike is not like the US
ual snake. He was young-only
two days old to be exact. Al
though only about five inches
long he had to double up in or
der to fit into his small jar
home. After a little encourage
ment even the girls handled
Spike"
We did not know whether to
call the snake Spike" or 90
sic" but the former seemed to
be preferred although it may
not be suitable. Johnny turned
Spike over to the biology de-
partment where the novel pet
had a complete physical exami-
nation. It was learned that
he is a milk adder. In the biol
ogy lab Spike" has been treat
ed very we'll. He has a new and
larger glass jar in which to live
and he has new neighbors now.
All sorts of little bees, ants,
flies, grasshoppers, and bugs
are mounted on needles around
him.
So far as we know Spike"
will remain on record as the
youngest student ever housed
in Hardin High. We sincerely
hope that Spike" will learn to
love us as we love him. And
may we urge the biology class
to refrain from any drastic
measures against his behalf, so
that he may long reign King
of his own little jar.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
ORONYX CLUB MEETS

The Oronyx club held a
meeting recently to discuss the
DOB concession which was held
at the Junior fair September IA
and Is.
The profit was to be divided
in three ways, the school. the
F. F. A. and the club itself be-
ing the sharers.
Miss Emmett served the club
for her last time as sponsor
by taking charge of this con-
cession. Henceforth Miss Sea-
mans, head of the girls physl,
cal education department., WILL
sponsor the club, according TO
word sent out by the admins
tration.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
PUBLIC SPEAKING JITTERS

Public speaking! Those two
words spell mental misery to
many students of Hardin high.
Students otherwise happy and
carefree, quake and turn pale
when faced with the prospect
of narrating 1.-The Story of My
Life" before an equally nervous
audience.
The student who is obliged
to speak before the class of
public speaking, is, to say the
least, d perfect study of pathos'
He shifts nervously from one
foot to the other, twisting his
notes in his hands until they
become almost u~nreadable, while
trying to look everywhere ex-
cept directly at his audience.
These cases of filters, how
ever, are due to a perfectly nor
NAL condition of the mind,
known as "stage fright" The
terrible sinking sensation at
the pit of the speakers stomach
is truly a terrifying experience
to one not verSed in the finer
points of speaking before an
audience. The average amateur
speaker is continually under the
impression Ia false one we are
Sure) that his listeners are I'M
interested and are merely wait
ing patiently for him to finish.
He is constantly torn between
his natural desire to sit down
as quick as possible and an
other desire, also natural, to
present his talk to the best of
his ability. No one who has
never had first-hand experience
can possibly imagine the horri-
BILE agony endured by the
fledgling speaker embarking
upon his first real test.
If there lives a student who
can rise before an audience and
present, for the first time in
his life, a story of that life,
then he will be a leader among
men and should be hailed as
such. However, these students
who now quake violently at the
very idea of making a speech,
will, in all probability, develop
a mastery of public speaking
which will enable them to take
their place in Life with more
confidence. Good luck to those
student speakers; long may
they tremble and squirm!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haynie Wis
ited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McPhee Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. T.. Van
Cleve attended the Masonic pic
mic Sunday at the Two Leggins
bridge.
MI. and Mrs. G. F. Corwin
of Billings and daughter, Alice
Esther, were dinner guests
Sunday at the H. A.. Williams
home.
The farmers in the North Val
ley seem to be relaxing a lit
tie until the beet harvesting
comes into view.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
HIGH HI O U
DIRECTORY

George Bright. Pitsch cabins
William Cowley ........
........ o. E. Anderson home
Mary Emmett. A. Buzzetti home
Don Faris 80. Anderson home
H. Kenneth Fisher ......
Atkins nome
Gene Garner .. Yergey Apis.
"A. R. Hegre go. Pitsch cabins
Ray lessen :. Anderson home
Lonita Kurtz. R. p. Peck home
Margaret Liekvold ........
........ S. A. Yergey home
Russell LindquiSt ........
.......... H. Sullivan home
Rose B. Pathmann ......
........ Yergey apartments
Horace Sa1yer ...........
......... Lloyd Snyder home
Margaret SeamanS ........
.........O E. Anderson home
Rose SpetZ
=. Yergey's apartment house
Geraldine Westwood ......
Maddox home
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
New High School
Glasses offered

Some new subjects have been
added to the high school curric-
ulum this year, making a
greater variety of classes avail
able to students.
Miss Margaret Seamans' art
instructor, says Just because
students can't draw a straight
line is no reason for beng
scared away from the art
art course, because we don't ex-
pect to turn out any great art
lists from these classes. What
we do aim to do is to teach
them art which they can ap-
ply to their everyday Lives, as
well as to give them a better
understanding and appreciation
of the subject"
This is the first year that
public speaking has been Of
Tered in Hardin high school:
This course is a practical and
helpful one, from which stu
dents may reap great personal
satisfaction and greater useful
ness in their community.
whatever a student may plan
to do after he finishes school,
he will be able to do it better
if he possesses the ability to
speak WE'LL" says Miss Path
mann, instructor of the classes.
Over thirty girls have regis
tered for glee club. RehearSals
will be held two and possibly
three times a week. They plan
to appear on various programs
during the coming year. They
also plan to give a concert next
spring. Hardin high school has
a full time music instructor,
Mr.. Hegre, who has charge OF
band. orchestra, glee club, drum
corps, and all Junior high mu-
sic.
Spanish, which has not been
Offered for some time, is being
taught again this year. The
teacher is Miss Kurtz.
Both chemistry and physics
are being offered this year in
stead of alternately, as in the
past.
Mr.. Fisher, instructor of sci
ence, says, when both courses
are taught the same year it
gives students a better oppor-
tunity to take either or both
subjects if they wish; also, it
makes the classes smaller, which
is advantageous to students TAX
ing these courses"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
REPORT r CHANGE

A slight change has been
made in the giving out of re-
port cards. They will be given
out every eight weeks instead
of every six weeks, as herto-
fore.
Parents of failing students will
be notified every four weeks
this year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

A senior thumped a fresh
man upon the shoulders and
with the greeting of "How's
tricks?" The freshman turned
to scrutininze the assaulting
party coldly, with the observa-
ton: II can't recall your name
or your face, my friend, but
your manners are familiar"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

James Louk: 1.-THE trouble
with Johnny Macleod is that
he has no backbone"
Porky Dillon: Faith, he has
backbone enough if he'd only
bring it to the 'front.'"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
The Success anil

The father of Success is work.
The mother of success is Am
bition.
The oldest son is Common Sense
Some of the other boys are
Perseverance, Honesty, Thor
oughness, Enthusiasm and
Cooperation.
The oldest daughter is Char
acter.
Some of her sisters are Cheer
fulness, Loyalty, Courtesy,
Economy, Sincerity, and
Harmony.
The baby is Opportunity.
Get acquaintedwith the Old
MAN and you will be able
to get along pretty we'll with
the rest of the family.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
SHARPS N FLATS

Mr.. Farris (U. S. history
teacher): Nov in Africa there
are miles and miles without a
single school. Why ought we to
save our pennies?"
Bill Dillon: ITO pay our fare
to Africa"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

Grace Haug: I'm a dairy
maid in a candy kitchen"
La Vonne Taylor: What do
you do?"
Grace: Milk chocolates"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

Betsy Ross: Say, that Teller
you was out with last night
looked like a flat tire to me-"
Lorraine Robertson: Yeah,
that is just what he was, and
from now on I'm using him for
a spare"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

Instead of talking often, think;
Instead of seeing often, blink;
And listen as along you go,
But never tell of all you know
Learn what is wise
And don't forget it.
And if your face would smile
Why, let it!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

Mary Bennett: Do you know
the difference between a bath
tub and a parlor?'
Connie Labbitt: mo"
Mary: Gosh, where do you
entertain your friends"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

MI. Fisher: What is men,
ory?"
Mr.. Salyer: Its something
a man forgets with when he
owes you money.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

"Oh! I know how they milk
a COW now" said Eileen Plumb,
from the city. You take her in
the barn. give her some break
fast, and then you drain her
crankcaSe."
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21

II can tell you," said Jack
Buzzetti, "how much water runs
over Niagara Falls to a quart"
How much?" asked Blaine
GuStafSon.
Two pints.'
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
Last Mite

Last Mite
My tYpist is on her vakation
My typist's awau for a week
NV typudy us on her vscatun
willie these keys plsy nude and
seek
Brinf bacl, bring back
Oh brung bacj mu tyPist tip me
ri brook bac MO (4&?!-NutS)
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
POETS CORNER

If you succeed
In Life's advance,
This motto heed:
Can all your Cant's.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14

ies Stiff mub Die glodaSe gebrohen
baben l,nb au1 inn Siibatlantif iein.
9ie beutfdet GerIuite tperoen aIs
36 Cote un6 go Iertp,lnoete oneebe.
ben. Gie GneIdnoer baben nod feline
3abI befonnt aernadt.
St,pobl oas grrbte britiihe Sdiff
fant0i,tnfdbia getuaroen mar, iesten
Die beiSen antcren britiihen areuser
ben aampf fort. Ser rMbmiral
Sheer" bot i9tperere @eid)iise tpie
bic enaIiihen &reuaer batte aber Die
@eidrrinoisfeit nidt, Inn 5u ent.
fommcn.
9ie eriten WfeIounsen iiber bie See.
Ihlaft fp,,roen in Montepibo burd
oen Gunbf,n,t perbreitet ,,nb barollf.
BIN iieIIte eons siibomeri.o ben
MunSflnf olif oos greienis nnb no.
rem /, Die Menihen inn 2anbe io3i..
iagen int &ino obne 8iIoer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
N,.iien fer~ern palmta
Hci<t mill 1918 GrHSl

Nlforeit. Sie bel1tif .r,,iiiihen
Sanbc, spertrags -Garbanolltngen iinb
in ein nel,es friti'hes Stabil,m ge.
tretcn. neil bie Huiien angeblih bon
sen NllmGnen fir lire Sraniitoienitc
ourh Sopiet .Golen 3ablllna III
ShDei,er sSrarfer fprbern. 9ie H,t.
ndren baben ober feline sSral1fen uno
oos 9leih min feine Tepiien abgeben.
gi:: peiteres Sinbernis lit barin
su int,en bab bie 9el,tIhen griat
fit iere 400C 9anflpasen-2a -2aounsen
grbSl baben trollen, tpeldJe Sic be,,t,
l6e s(rnee 1918 sltriiflaiien mubte
Die Gl!n,Gnen prlpibern. bab bas Ge,
trpIcum elmer britiid,en 8eleaid)afi
geborte, uelhe feline 3abll,ng oafiir
leiltetc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Ac&es Kre,,; in Il. =.
jpcnNcf $jOO,OOO
fir Krieestilfe

gaihinston. 9roiibent @ooiepeI1
berid,tete, bab has slmefifaniihe Ro.
te erc!,5 iiber $500,OOO fir Silfs.
sipedc im eitropdilhen &riegssebiet
altssegeben bobe.
g. iagte, oopon ieien $4,000 fit
,ipil: 3tpefe oireft mad, sSinnlant
geionDt rno $4,000 iiir ben slnfoli
bon !Meoifamenten in 9onoon iur
Seridliffilna nod 5innlano orsge'
gebalt tpproen.
Tn2 3entrnIfomitee oes Hoter
&reu6as babe. tpie SiooiepeIt peite,
beturte fiir &"iegsspefe in Glropo
einihlicblidj 6innlano. $t,OOO,OOC
bewlll;gt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Satnter rcrNictteft ~
tpcnie, iaet 1pauaee

Chicago. 9anomirtidaftsie
@aQoce bebauptetr, bab oie 6armer
iGbrlith 81 ,OOO.OOO,0OO mebr Gin.
fomnlen baber miiiien, I'M auf Der,
ielber Stufe 5ll iteben, tpie bic niht,
Observation-Disclosures @ruppen. Gr ct.
fl1rte alBeroem bab ieiner slniidt
nah oie 8obenbe.pabrllnesmabn
men ,tnb bie Dnrlebensbelt eltimmlngen
Ser slsla bon oen meiiten @eietae'
bern anerfonnt niirben, 10 bab tic
,pobl nereipigt tperoen biirften. Ser
rdd,l;a &onereB tperbe fid) aneroings
in eriter 2inie nit Sen s(nsgleihs-
sablnngen rnb Ser Metbobe ibrer 81.
nanS:eri,ng befaiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Mnfiiihe @ertreter iaaen, Nnsihlnk
,perbc Nbbrnd) Der @csielnnaen 81
ben Weitmat)ten nady iid) sieBen.

@enf. Spipietrublato Iebnte bas
Gernittll,nssengebot lrno .3lriid5ie.
buna Ser Srupnen ans 6innlano ab.
g., beutiae Sisltne tpiro iih MIN
NIT Sem s(rsid'lue Sii,blonos aus
oem Galferbuno 81, befaiien baben,
aber bieier eeniinihte slusiflub lit
febr fraelih, Ha nor allem China iei-
ne Stiinne nift bnfiir abgeben miro.
Tieies 2anb lit alf ruiiiide ariegs-
liefernnsen aneetpieien I'M &rieg &C.
gen Sss1pan. 9cnn hat clld China ais
gntihulbigl,ng auf ieiner Seite, Oab
Sapan ieiner6it nift al,sgeihloiien
tpuehe, aIs es Mcnoihufuo bon Gbi.
na rib int Sabre 1881. 8ei DEM Jet,
sieen arieg sesen China trat SSapan
freiwi1ig aus Gem golferbuno. Sta.
lien t,,urbe be: ieinem slneriff auf
slbeiiinien allfj nidt arsgeihloiien.
gs ,r.iroe MIR heitraft ollrh Ibbrltb
oer Maifenlieferlngen bon aIlen2Gn.
oern ser 2iso onseb0rig Stun 1T
9frBicno an Der &cibe. Die Bormel-
ounecn laiien erbliden bab Mublano
stpar aIs slngreifer gegen 0innlano
beseifnet tperben miro = l,nb oamit
miro SEN 0innen elm fleiner 1roit ge.
aeben aber feline Silfe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Der kulturelle Ginflu(3 Der
neut(rben qutberaner aut
baS amertkant(rb qeben
gun 9r. 6. u. 1ritid5, youngstown, Cbiu.

Sas foitbore @leinoo Ser SoIfs.
idulbiloung ging sliifliheripeiie
MIDI! rerloren, als bas 2litbertum il,
miibielieer Mrbeit inter idmerenGin.
gen in Die Neue @elt berpflan5t tpur.
Be. Son ben eriten Hionierpaitoren
mirO bertdtet, oaB iie vsleifberporra.
geno paren nls @elebrte ipie ols aan.
selrebner" Ser Tatriorh oes ameri.
faniiehen 2l,tbertun,s. s. 90. Wfiib.
lenberg, i1nb feline ensiten Mitarbei.
ter beberrlhten Elm babies 0useuo
antife nno mooerne Sprahen lno
preoloten eleidertpeiie al,ber IL
9e,'iih al,f in Soadnoiid,, Sdpe.
bid uno gnsliif. 2anee, ebe Die III.
tber!i,te Stride in slmerifa In Der
Gage mar, eigene 9ohihulen az
sriinoen, ipuroe elmer sln5abl ibres
@eiitliben in s(nertennllng ibra
groBen Beroienlte Inn Wiiienihah
unb giloung Der gbrenooftorerao
bon nnoeren 9enominationen perlie.
ben. Sic tparen tpegen ibres in Der
Seimat ertporbenen @iiiens geiuft
als 1rofeiioren bieiieer 9ebranital.
| ten. Dr. S. gb. aun5e, sdpieser.
iobr Miiblenberes tpuroe rei,e 3ier.
oe BET amerifanilden @elebrtenipelt"
aencnnt. gr tpar ser bebeutenoite, aIle
an6eren iiberraeenoe Orientaliit bes
2anoes. Ct lehrte an Der l1niperiitdt
bon Henniplponien, mo and iein
Mmt.5rnber GIT Der Mihaelisfird)e,
l0r. 4elm,ltb in Seeen ipirfte. Or.
Is. &. Shmiot aalt als Der bette Mitro-
mont ,tnb Motbenatifer. Or. s. g.
Miiblenberg, Der brittle Sobn bes Ha.
triarhen, mar niht nir Elm griino.
Hide. Sbeoloee, orieineller Denfer.
|gefeierter Orientoliit uno betpanbert
a,,f allen @iiiensoebieten. ionoern
IeaIt au1 als erite Mutorit1t IN 8ota.
Init fobab ibm Der gbrenname beS
| ,Mncrifaniihen 2innaeus" berliebe,s
tpuroe. CT bot mebr ols b,inbert neus
Bflousenarten e1t6edt un6 6oriibel
J (S&lub auf seite ~
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11csac Kratuaue in Jt>iet,
fer<crft 100 perlette

Suhbulppre, sSnSien. 8ei Straben.
tltnLlten, Bel benen Die ToIi3ei Die
Shubfpoffe gebrauhte, Inn 6ie Men,
ge g.; seritrelten, bie perId)iebene Ga.
ben unl Marftrlab in grano geiteft
batte. tpurben ettpa 100 Herionen
berlett. Gier &ompanien britiiher
Srnpuen lpurben nah Ben ltnrl,ben
in BIC Staot gelegt. Ser &raipaa be,
sann nit einem Groteit eegen an,
aeblice e Greist,eibereien.
9olS aber tp,ths ct iid] su einem
Strcit slpiiden ben religi0ien Har.
teier aus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Heih perlet6rit Strafcn
fir 0etpaltrerbreheft

Berlin. I'm berbreheriihe sln.
ihldgc auf Mcnihenleben nod mebr
als Usher 81 befainpfen oronete Ser
Miniilerrat fir bic 9iei6sperteibi,
gung cine erbeblih berid)drfte 8es
itrafllng at. Danah erbGlt Sooes.
itrafe, iper BEL eil,em Serbreden
S6mbs, Sieb., Stobtpoffen ODER an.
oers sleib gefdbrlihe Nfittel anlpen.
BET ODER Oamit einen anberen an 2eib
nno 9eben be6rcbt. Gbenio beitraft
tperoen GerbreGer, Die Gerfolger nit
Wafteagelpalt anereifen ober abtpeb.
rem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
9entiher Sdnellbampfer febrt inter
Sem Sdlnk Der Marineflngmaffc ans
rnii;iGem 6aien MMrmansf nadJ
9cntidllanb snriid.

Berlin. Naf einer 5tpeiten aben'
feueil;hen Sahrt.al,f Ser iie abermals
Die ergliihe 8lodaoe burhItiirmte
l,no oatn Stpeiten ale ben enaliihen
ariegsid)iffen entfnn, erreidte bie
Bremen, Ser erobe Shneuoampfer
oes Norooeutiden 2lopo. iider oellt,
ihe GeipGiier.
9teieinbaIb Monote nah ser Nus,
reiIe nus Seem sorf lit oas Sfiff iebt
untcr 1iibrl,nc bon 3ommooore u.
Ibrens beimacfommen.
IS miro aagenommen, oab Die
Bremen" in grenerbapen neben ser
europa" Iieat.
Ttc 6etntfehr ber Bremen" 6ie
ffon burh ibre erite obenteuerlif)e
Jablt nod Dem fotpietruiiiifen Gis.
me,lbafen Wirmanif bon iif reben
ma.hte, tpuroe NIT Greuoe ilno @e.
nust.,uns besriiBt in Teutidlano, in
enalana binsegen idreien Die Sei.
t,tnaer bon Gerrat.
&alIhiebena onoere 6eutIhe Sd)if.
fe, RI: llntertuegs bonn ariegsaus,
bruGl iiberraIht ipuroen lino oann in
Murlnanif 8rfluht nabmen, batten
bercits nor Ser Bremen" bie Seim.
fabrt eetpast, oarl,,tter auf) Die o.
337 Tonften grobe vMeip Yprf", bas
Slcaoidrff Der Sambllre .slmerifo
2inie.
80 Stunben nor slusbruh bes
4rieaes eegen Iolen perIieb bie 9re.
n1en Stem yorf, nadoem es einige
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
Danrpfer Bremen
fabrt nurrb Blorkabe
trarb Deut(rblann
Or rerlief Nem porf Dor orcieinhalb ,11onaten

Gage Sort feitgebalten tpcrben ipa,
ourtG oIIerbanb Trids bmer aerifa
niiden &eeierl!ng.
Teltihe SteIlen beballpten, baf
bie Bremen" nift bi,rd] 5lug5el,gt
geleitet ipl,rbe, Inn baourd) cine Ser
ienfllna 5lt perhiiten.
2rnSon. Ser ShneIlbampfe,
v8icmcn" tpurbe bon einem eng
Iiiheu lt-9oot gelidtet, 6as aber Dor
eincm slngriff obnc @arnung slb
itanc nobm. Sic SlbmlroIitdt betontt
81, ijrer grfldr,,na, bab bos 1t-gpo
in l1ctereinltilnmnlng nit bent Gee
fricJsreht bancelte.
S:c Il,fbrinallng Ser Bremen
ourh ein -8npt tp1re tpegen feline,
Sfnelisfeit, tbie grenen maHt sc
@feilen), lnmSalif), erfldrt gnglanb
Berlin. Sfon Dor bent arieee, il
mod ror bem ginmorih oertihel
3ritrpen in 9solen, fonb Ser frob'
SdrcIlhompier Bremen" Die prob
te 9cnhtllrg ourd Die @eltpreiie
Sic Jlallbte, bas Sdiff perbe bon
bei'st ,mfebren, nber es fllbr rllbil
naf Seem Yorf Sort angefommel
ipitten iif Sic greisniiie in aIle1
8elt su. Gin hoII1nSiiher Sod, oel
CUR Beiatune Ser Bremen" eeborte
brad,ts BEL ieiner siiidfebr bon Mltr
mariF Sic NaTriht, bab bas Sdif
ourd :taht ltrb gtebel sort angefoin
men mar. Gs tpar ipdbrenb Ser Sabr
bon Del Mannidnft graft angeltrif)cl
tpcrhea lnb ein Mpiterilm umIflas
es fiit Iange 3eit. gnblid mar es
flar, >ab bas Shiff fniht in eneliihv
9dnNc seraten NOR llno MIN iette e!
oen Srumpb ouf uno febrte beiln.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-12-14
8ittentrcp Sreht Hefit
8ritci,reiete
nit Dernisttufte
8erliner Deifbuh oreift
ENGLAND lharf an

Berlin. Sn einem ppm Mnsp1rs
tigen sln1te auseesebenen, 344 Set.
ten unfaiienoen 8eiEbuh. In benz
4S2 - 3lim Seile bisber unperofs
fentlirbe - Staatsbofitmente ipie-
oeraeeeben tperoen. legt Die Meihss
regies,,ng ben bel,tihen Stanbpunft
I'M ehropaiiber &onflift oar, it ber
Sauptiahe in ihoriiter Stellling ee'
gen G!talanb, oas lih in ieinen
y&rieasmillen" gegeniiber bent 9eiit.
lhen geihe bes Golenitaotes unb
6ranfreidbs als ieiner 8erf5eilse be.
oient babe.