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BOMBAY, INDIA-GANDHI VISTA AL VIRREY.
Ell llder indio Mohandas K. Gandhi, al subir, con Jinahh
(derecha), ~presidente de la Liga Musulmana, a un auto
m6viI para dirigirse al palacio del Virrey en- Delhi. Gand-
hi manifesto al Marques de Linlithgrow que la Gran Bre-
tana tenia que promoter la independence de India, 81 de-
seaba que esta cooperara con ella en- la guerra europea.
(Foto de la International Illustrated News),
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

In it are located, in addition to the
power engines, a great compressed air
plant, for compressed air plays an Inn
portant part in the operation of this
plant.
THE formidable stacks which form
a most interesting part of the works
to the casual observer are of steel lined
with brick. There are five large ones,
all told. None is less than 200 feet
high; some are more, and have q di-
ameter of "a feet inside the steel walls.
In addition there are two smaller
stacks which stand only 1876 feet above
the ground. At the bricquetting plant
there is still another, a little one,
whose head rises only 125 feet above
the earth. 1t looks like a dwarf beside
the others.
Processes Are Intricate
1.-THE several processes through
which the ore passes on its journey
from crude ore to completed copper
are intricate. Briefly the transforma-
ton may be explained as follows:
THE ore fed to the concentration Is
Of a lower grade than that which
goes to the blast furnace. On being
brought from the mines of Butte, over
the B. A. e. P. tracks, the ore-laden
cars are landed at the top of the ore
bins, 80 feet above the ground Then
the contents are dumped into the bins.
From these the ore passes to the
and when pulverized to a re-
Quired fineneSs, goes to the two-step
figs, the concentration tables and on
through all the processes until the
metallic particles or concentrates final
ly reach the slum bins at the lower
end Of the concentration building
"At this point the concentrates are |
by the compressed air rail- !
way to the rooster building where the |
product Is unloaded and passed |
through the McDougall furnaces. Here |
S becomes converted into calcine and |
IS again loaded into the little steel
cars and rapidly transferred to the
reverberatOry, where 1t Is reduced to
matte. This done 1t next goes to the
converter In the ladle cars and in its
molten state. Passing through the con-
'erters 1t comes out in the form of
metal which is run into molds and be-
,omes bullion or anodeS. From here
t goes to the refinery, where the
metals are separated and become COM
nercial commodities.
The very rich ores, which do not
equire concentration, go to the blast |
urnace on their first arrival They
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
RURAL CONSUMERS
USE MORE POWER
NINE FEDERALLY FINANCED
PROJECTS IN STATE ALL
REPORT GAIN
More Than $4,000 Worth Of Electricity
Sold Each Month to Consumers Of
These Projects; Average KilOwatt
Hour Consumption Is Increasing.

The nine federally financed rural
identification projects operating
in Montana are not only increasing
the number of their customers but
they are also showing a gain in
the amount of electricity used per
customer, according to Armin ].
Hill, extension rural identification
specialist at Montana State college,
who has just prepared a report
showing the continued growth and
development of the projects.
A total OF more than 10000 worth
of electricity Is being sold each month
by these projects and since last April
the maximum kilowatt hours used by
any one farm customer has jumped
from 973 to 1858 in July. The average
kilowatt hour consumption per month
has Increased from SIS per customer
last April to 625 in July
A further comparison with the April
summary OF REA projects also shows
that there has been q Is percent in
crease In the number Of customers
There are now 2,642 customers on these
lines Of which 2,lO9. or 80 percent, are
farms, 800 are nonfarm residential
users and 231 are classified as CONNER
cial or public buildings.
During the month of July these 2,642
customers used a total Of los. zoe kilo-
watt hours Of electricity valued at
$l0.84209. The average bill per Gus
toner Is a little more than "a per
The nine completed projects have
l 1877 miles of line in operation and 500
additional miles of line is under con-
struction. Another 81 miles of line Is
allotted for but not yet started. When
all OF the lines allotted for under the
E2EA program have been completed,
there will be q total OF 1874 miles
with total Of more than 5000 Gus
toners.
Hills report also reveals that the
states REA projects are In a healthy
financial condition. All those now op-
Grating are more than making operat-
ng expenses and interest on the In
yestment. The average cost per kilo-
watt hour has also decreased as line
Dads have stepped up and as manage
nent methods have improved.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

Blended Whiskey 20 Proof. 7Sss Groin Nee
sTul Spirits. Copyright 1888. The viIikea fomiiy.
I@c. Aloddin. schsnloy P O.. Peans1svoasa
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

ed automatically into the little steel
cars and conveyed to the bricquetting
plant, located just east Of the power
house and south Of the blast furnace.
There the substances caught In the
dust chambers are put through spe-
cial machinery and emerge in the form
of small bricks. in which shape they
are smelted and their precious con-
tents saved The bricquetting plant Is
one of the most important parts Of
the works.
Heretofore in smelling plants there
have been great losses In metal car
ried off IN smoke, lost in concentra-
ton and IN other ways. Here the loss
is reduced 10 the absolute minimum
and is enthusiastically small. To this
end Is installed all the mass of mod
ern machinery and to this end. in the
construction Of the works. was brought
the ability Of the best minds In the
metallurgical world
Many changes have happened In the
Anaconda reduction works since the
above article was written Besides the
great increase in the size OF the plant
and the addition of many new depart
mentS great improvements have been
made in the treatment Of ore. The
blast furnaces have been eliminated
and the oil floatation process simpli-
flies the concentration Of minerals. To-
day natural gas is used instead of
pulverized coal.
Great Magnitude Shown
However, the picture contained In
the 1903 article shows the great mag
nitude Of the original enterprise, which
is made even more outstanding when
one remembers that In 1845 the entire
United States produced but 100 tons
of copper per year and in 1882 Marcus
DAILY was shipping matte to the smelt-
ers at Swansea, Wales, for treatment
Even though the original smelters
have been dwarfed by the present one,
when one considers that the builders
started from scratch In building such
a huge plant, their efforts are little
short Of amazing
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
Montana Highway Markers
Lauded by Eastern Writer

Montana's highway markers,
frequently praised by eastern
writer's, have been given more
favorable publicity-this time by
Ernie Pyle, who writes the Gram
bling Reporter" column for the
Pittsburgh Press. Here are Mr..
Pyles observations
THE subject Of today's column Is a
highly sugar coated piece Of informa-
ton dispensing the pleasantly
digestible historical markers of Mon
tana. AS a gypsy who has been az
least three times into every state OF
the union, I say fatty that Montana
is the only state with historical signs
that are actually fun to read"
The idea of putting up gay, readable
signs at historical points came TO r.
H. (Bob) Fletcher, plans engineer for
the Montana highway department.,
several years ago when he and MRS.
Fletcher were driving across the dis
NAL prairies between Montana and
Chicago The trip was so dull they
readin'. SO when he got back he put
his idea up to the Montana highway
department. At first there wasn't any
money but Fletcher kept after it and
finally in 1895, they told him to go
ahead.
1.-THE signs are full of wild west
stage words, which appeal to tourists.
For instance Shelby junction became
an oasis where parched coWpumchers
cauterized their tonsils with 40-rod
and grew plumb IRRESPONSIBLE and gala,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
Aviation Department
OF Helena High Has
Record Enrolment

ena high school has IS regularly en-
rolled students this fall, L. w. Fahrner.
aviation instructor, announced shortly
after the opening Of the fall term.
Nearly 400 students, from every state
except California and Louisiana, made
application for training at Helena
high, but lack Of facilities forced the
school authorities TO turn down most
Of these applications. Only IS students
from outside Lewis and Clark county,
and only four from states other than
Montana, we're admitted
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

Montana is about the only state
where you'll see tourist cars By the
dozen pulled up at historical signs
with the tourists reading and grinning
and learning"
"F1etcher's first worry was that the
public would ruin the signs, Yet amaz-
ngly Montana's swell signs have es-
capped There has been only one case
Of dissertation and Fletcher laughingly
admits 1t was justified and blames
himself. 1t seems that on the Black
feet Indian reservation. Fletcher said
the Blackfeet we're once defeated in
battle by Indians from Canada. The
next thing ne knew, the name of the
Canadian Indians had been chisled out
and the posts holding the signs looked
as though a family Of beavers had been
gnawing on them. The Blackfeet. you
see claim they've never been whipped
by anybody"
And. in conclusion. Columnist Pyle
divulges a secret. The sign for Butte
is iaunty one. It winds up by saying
she was a bold, unaShamed.
rootin'. tootin', hell-roarin' camp in
the days gone by and still drinks her
liquor straight" Well If Butte could
have a sign, then Anaconda wanted
one, too. Anaconda is the famous
smelter town, Is miles west of Butte.
Their histories are intertwined. So
Fletcher put up a sign for Anaconda
II was one Of the last BY that time
he was a little tired of writing signs
and couldn't think of anything very
racy, so he just wrote a straight his
torical account. And Anaconda got sore
as boil. Why? Because the sign didn't
make Anaconda out TO be as tough a
place as Butte"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
NERVOUS?

Are you cross and frFitAbla7 Do you scold
those dearest 10 your
II your nerves are on edge and you feel
you need 3 good general system tonic, try
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
made especially for s0oBssN.
For over so years one woman has told an
other how TO 90 smiling thru with reliable
Pinkham's Compound Il helps nature build
up more physical resistance and thus helps
calm quivering nerves and lessen discomforta
from annoying symptoms which often ae-
company female functional disorders.
Why not give It q chance to help YOU7
Over one million women have written IN
reporting wonderful benefits from Pinkham's
Compound.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23

go through an entirely different proc
ess in this building and then go d.
rectly to the refinery. Near the blast
furnace are four sections Of wooden
bins, into which the ore Of higher
grades is dumped ON arrival. Each bin
Is $50 feet long and Is feet wide.
Dust Chamber Arrangement
I'm the converter, rooster and blast
furnace buildings are large dust cham
bers, the purpose of which is to catch
the metals carried toward the stacks In
smoke. The dust chambers are so ar
ranged that their contents can be load
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
HUNGRY HORSE SURVEY

Five United States army engineers
began work recently In the F1athead
south fork country on the preliminary
survey for the proposed Hungry Horse
dam. The engineers report VIII be for
warded to the war department at
Washington, d. G.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-09-23
PLAN JUBILEE STAMP

A map showing the two Dakotas,
Montana and Washington probably will
be the design of the stamp comment
Grating these states 50th anniversary
of admission to the union, the post
office department announced.
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Ecn&cn tcfntttt Nen
3apanern eftteeeett
G~bineienblatt tuarnt bic GnalGn6<.

Sofio Imtlihe iapanii6e Steaen
9aben Ser IniiGt ausbrud, bob
@robbritannien Sapans bebarrIiden
Soroeruusen @ebor seifenft bat
uno nun bereit lit, in Die 9ofiocr
aonferen5 iber ben 3tpilhenfaG bon
Tisnfiin aisb iiber BEN lofalen Mnlas
binaussebenoe 6raeen nit ein5ube.
sieDen.
Gbungfing, China. Die Seitrng
rScnfon Seralo" parnt @robbri.
tannien oapor, BEN iapaniifen Sor.
oernnaen niht naf5ueeben. 9os
gfatt neiit a,lf bas itdnbig iinfenbe
britiihe Ireitige bin rnto meint, es
piirbe ourh 4ompromibporitlGee
sinen geller, Shlas erbalten. oenn
Sic SerbanbIl,nsen wiirben bon BEN
Sirous IN Snoien, SEN Buren, in
Mfrifa nnb Sen Mobammebanern
unb aeepptern in Iesppten perioIet.
Sientiin. 9as Jog. vSberite anti.
britlihe &omitee" fat iih entiflie6en
einen 8opfott britiiher @aren olrf.
5ufiibren unb iapaniihe iopie dime.
iiide 9auflelite gu beitrafen, oie sc.
ihGfte nit ben 8riten MAIDEN.
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Bridges e~rtpartet nemen
Aieieneantpf

San 5rancisco ~Sie miiiien iiber
Sic 2eide eines jeoen Mannes IN
Ser @aiierfante bintueeidreiten,
tpe,.n sic Ser Gerban6 ser &afen.
arbeiter 5eridlasen unb Sic grrun.
eenIhaften Ser Organization rid
eaneig madden poIen", erflartc &ar'
rp Bridges, Ser Hrdiioent ser JradJt.
berlaoer-@ etuerfidaft, eeeen ben ein
Deportationsberfabren ihmebt. meil
er &ommuniit fem ioq. Ser Groseb
brinat anerbano Greigniiie NIT fif.
go bebauptet bie electromagnetic,
Bridges nGre Mitglico Ser &ommlt.
niftenpartei, NGbrenb sic @egenieite
bieie 3eugen ais 2iigner branomarfa
Ser Nro5eB bate idon einen Gor.
I1l,fer, inbem Die Mrbeitsiefretdrin
Herfins Dor feds Monaten aneeflaet
NOR, Dos @eieb Der Deportation bon
unbeliebten Gremoen berlett 81 ba>
ben, iuoem Tie Bridges nift bepo-.
tieren lieb. Dicie Mnflaoe ipl,rbe nie-
oeraeidlaeen. @ie bie Sadc geecn
8rtoees auslduft 1T Biz iett nidt 81
iagen, ba bie 0erbanbluneen Der.
idoben finb auf Mntrae oer gertei-
6ienne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-20

Molbln9ton. Gtn ultgeipobnllfe5
Gre!enis int politiid)en 2eben bes
2anbes biloete cine abenolide 8e.
i%prebung bemofratiider mie replt,
blisaniider Sinner nit bem 8raii.
benten lit Ser Srase Ser Neutrali.
t%1tsregellng - ein III Glitter Sti,noe
bon Ser &egierung ~msernommen,r
uno iopeit bon ser Sppoiition TIT,
teritiittcr Seri,,6 elmer Seritdnbi.
ellng lit bieier ai,d) weltpolitiih mid.
tisen eeietgeberiiden Insclegcnbeit
Dor Sdliebung ser sesentpdrtiee,.
aongreB-T aeltns.
Mn ser 6onfercns nabnlen al,ber
hen boditen Sou5ugsbeamten, bert
Gi5cprGlioenten Garner nno Dem
StaO sicfrctGr S,lG bon republifo-
niiu)en Garlomentaricrn tell: Sena.
tor McNnrp, Oregon, ser Win6er,
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Srei,piuiee Grntekelfer
fir Oitprembett

Berlin. CUR ginbrineune un6
SiGerung Der Grnte gingen grobe
9ransporte bon MrbeitsoienItm6n
nern i,n6 Stlloenten bon Berlin uno
anSeren beutiden Stabten nah DIT
preuben.
Muber Sen Observation-Disclosures.
men tperoen nod 10000 Mrbeits.
o%ieuitm6nner aus Dem Mei1 einge.
iekt. 80 Hro5ent ser Stl16enten finb
Der Muffor6eruna als freimiIige
grntearbeiter ndbrenb Der Jerief
gefclet.
Ser ginias ser ionit niht in Ser
2anbuirtidaft tdtieen &ilfsfrdfte III
6ie Golge BET anappbeit at 2ano.
arbeitern. oie burd bas Mlisbleiben
poln;ider @anoerarbeiter berer6Beri
pur6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-20
NmtmGnieft fperrt
palmta OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

8ufareit. Die r,,mdniide Natio-
nalbanf beidloB, in 3ufunft Bribat.
p~erionen feline ausldnoiiden Galu.
ten mebr a,lsiubGnoiaen, ba Die Iili.
riiituna Der rllmaniihen Grmes
idmtlife perfiisbaren 0epiien III
Inipruh nin,mt.
StaatsicfretGr SW6nni teilte Sen.
Sinonsminiiterirm nit, oab Die
bon England al, &umdnien getpdbr'
te Mnleibe SCI Miuionen Hflnb be-
trage. CT bate sic Serbanol,tnsen
fir Sic Mnleibe in 2oubon eefiibrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-20

9onbon. Ser parIamentariihe I'm.
ter taatsiefretdr fir Muspdrtise
Mngelceenbeiten, Midarb Muiten
gutler, eab befannt. oab bie britiihe
&a,erung Hroteit BEL Der beutide,
eingelegt babe, tpeil iie benz in eli.
mem beltiden @efdnenis fisenben
eng!iiden Staatsaneeborigen Sobn
2obert 2ennor sic grlaubnis bertpei,
CERT babe, nit ieiner 5ror in Scr.
binbung su treten,
2ennor purbe bon ser beutifen
@ebeimpolisei AM 26. @f6ra in @ien
unter Ser 8eibuloigung perbaftet,
Die 6eutihen D~ebiienbeitimmungen
iibertreten at baben. Beridte aus
Berlin arfolge ioIcn 81" Mniduloi.
eungen fduerer Motl,r fem
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Spanien iteht i'm faeer
Scr Ahie

Som. 9as 8latt bes M~llspGrtiaen
Mmtes beriftete, ba6 ser 8eil,h oes
italieniiden Iubenminiiters Giano
in Spanien ge5eigt babt. oaB bas
2ano int Eager Ser Mfie 8erIi.1.
&or1e itebe. Spaniens 8eitritt gum
Acknowledgement uno Spaniens
Mustritt aus Dem 8olferbun6 ,5eig.
ten Spanien inn entsegenseiettcn
2aeer bon Sen sroBen 9emofratien,
bon benen Sranfreih iid NIT Der.
ih;eoenen Wtitteln bemiibe, Die gri.
items bes neuen Spanien au unter.
sraben.
Sn5miiGen seben 6ie &inri9t,,n.
gen Der 2dmpfr auf ieiten BEN &c.
publifaner ant laufenoen 8an6. Nur
neil iie Ser &eeierilng Erel,e eeba!.
ten baben, meroen Tie an Die @ano
aeiteQt. Beim uebergeber Maoribs,
zines Generals int Sitter bon 6S
Sabren, hat aber 5ranco .@nabe"
tpalten laiien. gr mar aud gum 9o6e
berurteilt, tu,1rbe aber at @efdngnis
besuaoiet. 60 iiebt sic Qualification
beute aus. Sn5miiden bot aber
6ranco audi eroben 8i6eritono mil
iciner Golitif Ser &ergeltnng Bel Der
8asfen. Sic fdmpfen geger bieies
snitem bes 6rieoens nit offenenr
Bieoeritanb. Da bieies 2ano an Be,
@rcnse 6ranfreihs liegt, besbalf
Die 8emerfune Gianos bon mcgee,
untergrabatng.
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Ntemanb mill iasen, tunber bic 81.
periiht fumn,t. - aeim j3mrif /,
ben an 1olen aeridteten JurSe.
rltt9cn.

Berlin. Cine @ubepauie in Ben
oeu,id-polniiden Infeinouneen at.
iarnmen nit einem auseeiprodenen
Sptimlsmus in amtlihen &reiier
Ifien a%n5uoeuten, bab oie Dansiaer
Srcge elmer baloieen 2oiung emit
geeengebt.
Niemano tpeib tpober Ser Sptimis,
mus fommt. Mqe MnSeiden pertpei.
len ieood arf Sic foIsenoen 5aftoren
in Ser gesenipdrtisen Gage:
+. aiiGle 3uriifbaltusa berrid,,
spii6en 9eutidIcno uno 8oIen, ben
beioen am itarfiten an ser 3ufunfi
Der 6reien Stabt at Der Office inter.
eiiierten M1dten.
9. Oeutihlano fam es nidt ent,
geben, bob gnelanos 8remiermini,
iter chamberlain anideineno feiuer
5ortfdritt in ben gerbanolunaer
NIT Somietrublano iiber einen Wti!i
tarpcft un6 Gnglanb uno Sranfreid
erjielen fann.
8. Die 9entid1en finb bober s.,
ueber5eusuns, oab England es az
lebnen miro, ben 8oIen su beIfen
Sans!g Dem &eide fern5ubaIten.
8ie int Berlin madt iid audi u
anoeren ellropdiiden Sauptitdoter
ein setpiiier Sptimismus betrefis
Der 9ansiser 5raee gelteno.
Gin 9orreiponoent erbielt auf eine
Suffrage an Heeierunssiteae Die Int
mort: ~ltniere Ginitelung at oieier
5rase unS uniere abiidten iinb ID
poblbefannt, bab eine peitere Ct.
flatuns iiberfliiiiia it,"
Cine 9erliner 3eitune ihrieb:
-Sn Berlin iiebt man feline Moa.
lihtcit fir gerbanoluneen nit go.
len arf elmer @rllnolase, sic ein ae
miiies Nab an Nusiift auf grfola
bietet."
erfabrene geobahter Ser oeutjhcr
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Sum Sahientae

Gin S%ddicntag, boB bu es ipeiBt.
SIT 3uperi,dt 1T bein 8eihleht,
limb ipenn bu beine Sprade preibt,
9ann preiie aud, Deg 2anoes Hedt.
Sir beine Srcibeit aber, Jag cs aernc,
Sd ebre eud) ibr Sirciie uno ibr Stern:
Ser Sahientag. Cit tpiirbia Sing,
MrS fein etn riibmenbes @cridt.
Tritt Elm benn in beg Tclfes Sting,
Cont sriist bid Sdhieniprahc ni1t.
9as Sternenbanneu ebrt bein Gum INT:
2ebcn.
Seiu @appen glau unb iot iei linn
er9eben.
Sim Sahientag. bas on cs ipcibt.
Srrid, 9anf beinen toten Mbnen.
limb fiibr' NIT itolsem Sadien9etit,
Sen gnfeI auf bieien 8abnen.
Su iollit bier eiu Siir9er fem treu I'M
sere1t,
Neipab' beine 6reibeit, -
Soft fdiit5 bein Yeidlebt.
8ubolf Mapcr, gllpoob gitp, Ya.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-20

Sesten Samstae batten itdJ Sic
Grobbeamten oes Central 8erbanoes
Ser Siebenbiirser sadien tuie iibIid
in Glepelano b%eriammeIt Inn einen
ginblid in Sic Geidditseeboruns gu
nebmen, Sic Bidder at priifen llno
iiber Sic laufenoen @eihdfte bes Ser
banoes 5u beraten. 9ieie Hriifrrng
Ser Bidder nimmt itu1uer einen gar.
gen Sag in Mniprud, benin es 1r
feline 2eidjtisfeit mebr, 6ieie Mrbeit
5u tun uno aQes eenau nad)5uieben.
Mm Sonntae morgens Inn 10 If.
rief ser @robpr6iioent sic Seriamm-
lung our Sronuns. Gs tparen aac
geamten antpeieno Bis auf oen eriten
rob-Si5eprdiioenten Sons Soiicl.
Der iid auf elmer 8eiudsreiie in oer
alien Seimat befinoet. uno Mnfans
September 5uriidfebrt.
Mls critics beri9tetcn sic 8robuer-
palter, oaB Die Slider pieoer in
gutter Sronllng befunoen ipurben
uno baB bas Berm0een 6es Central
8er5moes nunmebr 81 .O23, $751;
~ .s
betrcge. Ser @roBidusmeiiter Sota
3iegler teilte nit, BOB Sic Sntereiien
auf Die Bombs llno aud Sic 3obIun.
gen anf 6ie &ppotbeten iotpie Miet.
fiir eingefaufte 96itier aiemIid regeI-
mabig einlaufen. CROPS efretdr g.
Mcrtini ioste, bob Sic f6Gieen Sssn.
tereiien, tpenn niht piinftIid be3ablt.
gum aapital eeidrieben tpiiroen uni
es baber fir oieienisen Mitelieber,
sic 3ertififatanleiben gemadt baben,
ratIam tpGre ibren Berpfli@h,ngeu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-07-20
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&iinsfine, Manoiduflio. 0as I'M.
ter iapaniifcm S6us itebenoeMano-
idrfno foroerte Die japaniide Sic.
gisruns alf, eeaen Die iopictruf-
iiid,en Sliise mod manoIfuriIhen
gahn5entren bireft lit Mosfau Gro.
teIt eitaltlegen.
Manbihufi,o iibermitteIte bisber
Sroteite nad ltlan gator sur 8eg;e.
ritn9 Ser Ieuberen MonsoIei, obne
ie gntDort gu erbalten.
9as iapaniide Mrmeefommanoo
in @fanoifufl,o beridtete unseuobn.
lide MISUNDERSTANDING emf.
lang Der 5000 MeiIen Iangen Stre..
fe bonn ltral Biz nod 8Iaoimoitnf.
Sn erIter Sinie bat aber cine itarfe
ELECTROMAGNETIC 9ruppenanlamm.
hing norolid unb fiioIid bonn go.
monbanbiigeI an Ser umitrittenen
man~sl9uriih @rense
9echtltns ertpedt.
Cine amtlide Steae erflGrte, oas
Die nahitcn sipei Gage ipabrifein.
lid oie gntiheiollng iiber cine nerc
Sdladt brinsen tueroen. 3pei M0a.
li6faiten baben mn Il1siift: Ser.
banGlllnaen nit Wosfau un6 iapa,
ni'fe 8egenaneriffe.
Ser Groteit Manoidufuos rihtets
iif) aegen einen 2,,ftaneriff auf ss,t.
roruii, bas etmd 400 MeiIen bon
Der mongoliihen @renSe entfernf
lieat Ser Groteit orobt nit einem
iapaniiden Suitanariff allf Den iou.
ietraiiiifen 5lisitiispunft glaeope.
i6ensf
Sic Saponer balten sic 8ren,c
fir uniifer, ioIanse ruiiiide Grub.
pen bas @eitufer oes 9balfa-G luiiss
beicst balten. Tieies ltfer lit 800
Sub bober ais bas Situier.