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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
A KOMOLY
ES KONSTRUKTIV

t0rvenyhozasi munka most
mar azert is nehez, inert a
kortes-haboruk olyan koran
kezd6dtek S inert magaban a
szenatusban is van egy jel0lt-
jel0ltiink.
A demokrata part, amely
t0bbsegben leven, a kormany-
zasert felel0s jelenleg, mem in
dull a valasztasok fele egyseg-
ben S ICY termeszetes, hogy a
kongresszusban sem tud egy-
segesen dolgozni.
A Tammany-Smith befolyas
alatt allo keleti demokratak
szeretnenek megalkudni a to
kevel es nyiltan vagy titokban
az elnok hatbaszurasara ke-
szulnek. Meg abban az eset-
ben is, ha ez a part veresegere
vezetne.
A deli demokratak maga
tartasat az fogja eldonteni
hogy NIT rendel a IVA ugye.
ben a Supreme Court. Ha a
IVA mellett lesz, akkor a de-
meg lesz elegedve a courttal es
az alkotmannyal akkor 9
konzervativ kelet partjan lesz
Ha a TVA-t kidobjak, akkor q
del sokat veszit S akkor haj.
lando lesz Rooseveltet bal fele
is kOvetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
A REPUBLIKANUSOK

kozt Landon jelentektelen
szemelye koril mar majdnem
egyseg volt, mikor Bohar ka-
lapiat a politikai arenaba be-
dobta, ez azonban XII fogja elez-
nj a harcot kOzOttiik.
Hoover es a konzervativ re-
publikanusok gyulolik 'Boraht
es ell vannak ra szanva, hogy
minden aron leszurjak, viszont
Borah eleg eros lesz ARA, hogy
utjat allja Landonnak.
A Landon jelolese egyebkent
is valosagos merenylet a nep
ellen. A republicans vezerek
s kiilonosen a multi-milliomos
vezerek szandekosan kivalasz-
tottak a legszintelenebb, a leg
acknowledgements embert, azzal
a csatakialtassal, hogy jelen
tektelen leven, nagy ellensege
sincs es most "felepitik" a la.
pokban elnOknek.
A legfektelenebb dajka-me.
seket adiak be felole es ket no.
nap mulva a gyanutlan pol.
garsag ait hiszi, hogy a kan.
sasi kormanyzoban egy szuny.
nyade geniuszt talaltak.
Ha ez mem a legkomiszabk
osszeeskuves a nep es az orszag
jolete ellen, akkor mi mem
vagyunk az osszeeskuves kife.
jezessel tisztaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
AIT MAR A MULTI

heten jeleztiik, hogy legion
tosabb lepesekent erk0lcsi es
anyagi tamogatast ajanlott fel
Rooseveltnek, ami tortenelmet
fog csinalni az orszagban, inert
divatba hozza, hogy a munkas-
szervezetek tevekenyen lepnek
be a politikai kiizdelmekbe.
Ezzel a lepessel es a banya-
szok penzevel lett egyszerre
Lewis nemzeti figura a multi
heten ma mar elismerten
megkoronazott vezere lett min
den amerikai munkasnak, bar
jelenleg a front meg Green
birja.
A politikaba valo belepese
azonnal kivanatossa tette az
embrioban letezo farmer-mun
kaspart szamara, bar diktato-
rikus hajlamaitol erosen ret
tegnek.
A munkas mozgalmakban az
American Federation vezerei
most mar csak ket do1og k0zt
hatarozhatnak, harmadik le-
hetoseg mines a szamukra.
Vagy megalkudnak Lewissal
es az ipari szervezetek kiepite-
set megkezdik, ami csufos bu-
kast jelent a szamukra, vagy
kizarjak Lewist es a banyaszo-
kat a Federationbol, amely
szinten csak bukashoz vezet-
het.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
TARGYALNI FOGJAK

a hirhedt Kramer billt, a
melybe belle van temetve a Dies
bill minden meregfoga es
amely egyszerre bort0nt csinal-
ma kilonosen az idegen szlile-
tesu polgarok szamara ebbol
az orszagbol.
Ezeknek a javaslatoknak
nemelyike valosaggal nevetse-
ges, mint pl. a Blanton bill,
amely kotelezove tenne, hogy
a tanitok eskudjenek meg ha-
vonta, hogy kommunizmusrol
mem beszeltek az iskolakban,
vagy a Curren bill, amely ka-
tonai ellenorzes ala akarja a
munkas-szeryezeteket helyezni
Minden ilyen bill mogott
egy vagy tobb hazaffyas organi
zacio all, amelyek mindegyiket
a penzes-zsakok latjak ell kolt,
segekkel es amelyek parazita.
gomba szamra n0vekszenek es
sziletnek a Liberty League
egisze alatt, hogy megfojtsa.
max lit minden egeszseges to-
rekvest.
Nagyobb vadakra vadasznaE
abban a ket nagy taborban, 9
melyek egyikeben az inflacio
masikaban a "solid money
hivei allnak szemben egymas
sal, inert ezekben a taborokbar
az orszag penz es hitelrend
szere felett valo uralomert har
cOlnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
Mem HAzAF|SAC, HANEM |NzULTUS
0hazai "r0goket" drulnak, hogy muzeumot epitsenek
q szGmlGnkra

darabot hadi muzeum szama-
ra letorjon, hanem inzultalasa
annak a szegeny amerikai ma
gyarnak, akinek mem jut ma
elegendo a mindennapi ke-
nyerre.
Csudalatos, hogy Magyaror-
szagon mindig csak ilyen vi
szonylatban tudnak rank gon-
dolni.
Az mem jutott meg peldaul
eszebe a hivatalos Magyaror-
szagnak, hogy a kegyelemke-
nveren elo amerikai magyar
sag kicsi penzet XII engedje az
orszagbol es ha ezt neha file
renkent megteszik, mindenfele
koltseget csapnak hozzaja.
ARA sem gondoltak meg
otthon, hogy az lit elo. ma
gyarok vagyoni viszonyait en-
gediek mersekelt k0ltsegek
mellett rendezni, vagyis szal-
litsak lie a konzuli illetekeket
egy-ket dollarra.
De eszukbe iut a magyar
sag akkor, mikor muzeumot
kell epiteni, vagy hasonlo ko-
telezettseg alol probal Ma
gyarorszag "nemzet fenntarto
osztalya" kiterni.
Ismeteljiik, ez esetben a
koztiink utazo ur megbizatasa-
ban nincs ketseg, az is biz
tos, hogy 6 a kikuldetesenek
mem Okla. 2Ei
Megis AIT hisszuk, hogy az
amerikai magyarsag mem tar
tozik jelenleg beszallni a "ro-
gek", illetve porszemek araval
es ARA kerjiik ct, hogy
hagyia beken ezt a szerencset-
len tomeget, ne keresse fel
most oket ilyen termeszetU
keressel.
Ne legyen eszkoze annak az
inzultusnak, amely ezzel a ke,
ressel er benninket, S ne te-
eye XII magat annak a jogos
felhaborodasnak, amivel lato.
gatasat a koldussa nyomoro.
dott amerikai magyar kenyte-
len fogadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
MAGA Az ELNOK is

tanacstalan, inert neki is a
kozelgo valasztasokra kell gon-
dolni es albany tanacsado je-
lentkezik nala, annyifele kove-
telessel talalia magat szemben
naponta.
Meglatszik az elnok es a kor-
many habozasa minden intez-
kedesben es ugy latszik, hogy
a Feher Haz ismet elerkezett
azoknak a periodusoknak egyi-
kehez, amelyekben az elnok
a, jobbra vagy balra vezeto he
lyes utat mem latja.
Az uralkodo tokes osztaly
kitiinoen megszervezett es han
gos propagandaja AIT koveteli,
hogy a kiadasokat csokkentse
- amt csak a segely kiadasok
terhere lehetne megtenni - es
mem allithatjuk, hogy ez a
propaganda 'eredmennyel mem
jarna.
Az atlagos amerikai polgar
elszokott az egyeni gondolko-
zastol S lapjai utan kenytelen
igazodni, amelyek mind nagy,
t6ket szclgalnak, inert hiszen
maguk is mind nagytoket ke-
peznek.
Mem lehet tagadni, hogy ez
az oriasi propaganda az elnok
nepszeriiseget, tehat erejet
alaposan lecsokkentette az
utobbi honapokban es Roose.
velt esetleg ugy erzi, hogy is.
met meg kell alkudnia a toke.
vel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
MEM VOLT SZENZACI0S

esemenye a inult hetnek,
inert a kormany es a kongresz-
szus vezeto tagjai a kulisszak
mog0tt dolgoztak S inert a hir-
telen lelkesedessel megszava-
zott bonus es a Supreme Court
utolso dontese valosagos babelt
okoztak az orszag penziigyei-
ben, amt megoldani mem tud-
'1ak.
AIT megerti mindenki, hogy
a farmereknek az AAA alap-
jan szerzodesben megigert k0-
riilbelil otszaz millio dollart
meg kell fizetni es ha ezt
ezentul a fogyasztasi adokbol
mem szabad beszedni, a penzt
el6 kell keriteni mashonnan.
Ezenfeliil hianyozni fog az
a penz is, amt a Supreme
Court visszafizetni rendelt a
gyarosoknak, bar Ok AIT a fo-
gyasztoktol beraboltak es azok
max visszaadni mem tudjak.
Hogy ez hany szaz milliora rug
maid, ait pillanatban senki
mem tudja.
Es vegul a bonust is meg
kell valamibol fizetni es mig
egyreszt az egesz orszagban
folyik az agitacio, hogy a szo-
vetseg deficitjet cs0kkentsek, a
kongresszus mem is mer ARA
gondolni, hogy az adokat a va
lasztasok elott emeljek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
A Macy SZELCSEND

John L. Lewisbol, a banyasz-
szervezet elnokebol csinalt
nagy embert a multi heten,
inert jobb es szenzaciosabb hi
rex es esemenyek helyett ct ia
laltak fel az ujsagok.
A United Mine Workers kon
vencioja egy nagy showroom
lett, amely joforman csak ARA
szolgalt, hogy a munkas moz-
galmak vi primadonnajat kel-
l6 gorogtiizben bemutathassak
a nemzetnek.
A banyasz-konvencio foglal-
kozott mindennel a vilagon S
hozott udv0s hatarozatokat is
eleget, csak eppen keveset to-
rodott azzal, amiert egybe gyul
tex, a banyaszok igyevel.
A felmillio tagot szamlalo
hatalmas szervezet ezerhetszaz
delegatusa fekudt le, hogy
John L. Lewis rajuk allva, ma
gyobb szemelyiseget mutasson
a vilagnak es a kitiin6 show
man" alaposan felhasznalta
/ az alkalmat., as.., e. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
K0zREN
A KONCRESSZUS

joforman tehetetlen, inert
amig a kormanytol iranyt mem
kapnak, addig mem tudjak,
hogy merre kell nekik haladni.
A regebben benyujtott k0lt-
segvetes egyes teteleit targyal-
jak, azok egyes reszleteit mar
meg is szavaztak S inert szen-
zaciosabb .kerdesek szonyegen
nincsenek, mem fordit a kon-
gresszus munkaiara eleg fl
gyelmet a polgarsag.
Ilyenkor szoktak az egyes
erdekcsoportok a maguk kis
pecsenyeit megsitni es ilyen-
kor kesziilnek eszrevetlenul
azok a t0rvenyek, amelyek a
nyilvanossag megkerulesevel
! fekszenek ra az orszagra.
Az uralkodo osztaly, amely
mindig resen van, most is xii
lonb0z6 "kis" javaslatokat XII
van keresztiil hajszolni ter
meszetes, hogy eek mindegyi-
ke nemzetiszinU csomagolasba
van burkolva.
A Tydings-McCormick bill
kihallgatasai most folynak. E7
a bill sulyos biintetessel illetne
mindenkit, aki a navyt, vagy
a katonasagot kritizalja, azzal
az uruggyel, hogy a nemzeti
haderot a v0ros veszedelem ell.
len kell vedelmezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
NINCS BENNE KETSEG.

hogy a t0megtermeles rab-
igajaba hajszolt munkasok
ipari szervezeteket kivannak
es hogy e pillanatban remeny-
kedve neznek Lewisra.
Viszont a vele tarsult tObbi
vezerek mem hajlandok az
AFL-t szettOrni S azok esetleg
mem fognak tovabb vele egy
uton haladni.
Azok nelkiil, a dressmakerek,
nyomdaszok, stb. vezerei mel
kill Lewisban mem lesz bizal-
ma az amerikai munkasnak,
(Folytatas az Six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

Egy ohazabol erkezett uri-
ember latogatia meg a ma
gyar otthonokat Amerikaszer-
te, hogy "hazai rogeket" XII
nalion eladasra, dollarjaval
rogonkent. A rog ugyancsak
egy porszem, de aki a hazai
foldet becsuli, az beeri a por-
szemmel is, inert voltakeppen
mem az a fontos, hogy sok le-
gwen bel6le, hanem az, hogy
hazai rogeket hoztak utanuk
Mines kifogasom sem az ell
len a nagyon kedves uriember
ellen, akit ebbol a celbol ide
= eleg nagy koltseggel - XII
kuldtek, sem AIT mem vonom
ketsegbe, hogy tenyleg hazai
porszemeket ad a dollarert.
Meg az ellen sem emelnenk
kifogast, hogy szentimentalis
okokbol az amerikai magyar
sag tenyleg szeretne legalabb
egy porszemet abbol a foldbol
ahova minket ezer draga en-
lex k0t.
De tiltakoznunk kell az ell
len es sulyosan ell kell itel-
mink AIT az igyekezetet, hogy
a jelen viszonyok k0zt - ha
hazai porok aran is - velunk
akarnak hadi muzeumot epit-
tetni az ohazaban.
Az amerikai magyarsag ma
mines abban a helyzetben
hogy ilyen celokra penzt ad.
jon, S muzeumot amugy sem
azoknak a munkasoknak g
penzen kell es szoktak epiteni
akik a dollarokat nehez nap
szammunkaval keresik - mi
kor van napszam.
Tessek a magat 'nemzet'
fenntarto osztalynak" nevezi
magyar Observation-Disclosures a Use
bet megnyitni, tessek nekii
gondoskodni rola, hogy flyer
kultur-intezmenyek letesulhes
Senek az ohazaban, S ne ker
iek AIT pont azoktol az embe
rektol, akiket ide a magyar
nyomor evtizedeken at kihaj
tott.
Mi becsiiljuk azokat sza
lakat, amelyek orokke egybt
fiiznek benninket az elhagyot
Sziil6folddel es mem vagyunl
elvben ellensegei mindenfel'
ilyen hazai gyujtesnek.
Ellenkezoleg.
Mikor a magyar hadi Owe
gyek, hadi arvak, hadifoglyol
szenvedesein kellett enyhiteni
mikor a Jugoszlaviabol XII
iiz0tt magyar testvereknel
kellett kenyeret nyujtani, a
els6k kozt voltunk. akik ere
celra az amerikai magyarol
segitseget surgettiik.
De ahogyan fel voltunk ha
borodva, mikor az Olympikr
kierkezett magyar bajnokol
k0ltsegeit t6lunk vasaltak b
azok a nlillionnos arisztokra
tax, akik akkoriban a ker6 lie
Yeleket kikiildtek, eppen ug.
,eliteljiik ezt a mostani gytij
Vest. s1
laf Mem k0telesS hazafisag a
aamerikai Il magyarsag reszer6l
lIaogyaa sssslfarsal alzenyereb 6lseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

Termeszetesen az AAA melle
meg mas problemat is adhat a
Supreme Court, inert ha pl.
a IVA vagy a Huggey bill is
megsemmistilnek, akkor eek
helyett is megfelelo uj t0rveny
kell. u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
III E tt s Z E NJ L E

tarozasaiban, ezt latjuk a ha-
bozasaban es attol kell tarta-
nunk, hogy most ismet egy
jobb fele valo kanyarodas tor
tenik valamilyen formaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
MAJUSIG, AZ AFL

vezerkaranak a gyuleseig
hatarozni mem fognak, de
Greenek mar hozzafogtak,
hogy az acelipar munkasait
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Feeding Grain Mixture

The amount of grain mixture fed to
cows when on pasture depends, to a
great extent, upon the individual pro-
duction, but where COW is producing
more than II pounds of milk a day,
one pound of grain for each five to
seven pounds of milk produced will be
sufficient, according to an authority at
the North Carolina State college. This
amount, in addition to the pasture will
usually maintain the animal in good
flesh and permit maximum milk pro-
duction. An average COW eats enough
grass in a day to maintain her body
and produce about two gallons of milk.
If she is capable of producing more
milk, the grass must be supplemented
with the grain mixture in such guam
tity as to secure the maximum pro-
duction.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Profit in Woodland if
Onlv BIG Trees Are Cut

There is a great deal more profit in
lumber from farm woodlands when
only the large, mature trees are cut
and the small trees left to grow into
another crop. The United States For
est Service has found that maple trees
less than - to IA inches in diameter
actually do not pay their way through
band sawmill.
There is about 10 times as much
lumber in a tree &c inches in diameter
as in 9-inch tree. But since the lum-
Der in the larger tree is worth about
twice as much per foot, the total value
Is So times as great.
Selective cutting removes the great
est value with the least volume. 1t
leaves small trees as a windbreak and
allows them to grow faster because
they no longer need to compete with
big trees for moisture, sunlight, and
space to spread their crowns. A farm
er in doubt as to how to cut his wood
land for lumber is advised to get in
touch with state forester, his state
college of agriculture, or his county
agricultural agent.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Name? Nome!

THE city of Nome in Alaska has
i the distinction of being the near
est American town, of any impor-
lance, to the Old World. 1t is less
than $50 miles from the mainland
of Asia:
Another distinction lies in the fact
that it was named by mistake. In
the early maps of Alaska one cape
which juts out into the Boring sea
was left nameless. An official, to
whom a draft of one of these maps
was submitted, penciled beside it
the query 'Name?"
A copyist transcribed that
scrawled question as ''Nome" and
the name stuck. Eleven miles to
the west little settlement, called
Anvil City, sprang up. In the au-
tumn Of 1898 gold was discovered in
one of the creeks inland near this
town. Then came the stampede of
the year 1899, when Anvil City adopt
ed the name of the cape and be-
came Nome.
g Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Hypnotism Long in Use
for Medical Treatments

Psychologists in universities, while
investigating the mechanism of the
human mind, often employ hypno-
tism to bring to the surface it's hid
den workings, while physicians have
legitimately used it many times in
making cures of certain kinds of
cases-such as drug addiction or al
coholiSm.
Hypnotism is not a mysterious
force flashed over hundreds of miles
by the power of some dark hypnotic
eye, writes Prof. A. H. Estabrook in
the Scientific American. A hypno-
tized person is much like one who
walks in his sleep. If you can find
such person and start conversa-
ton without waking him, you are in
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Twice Sworn In

TWO of our Presidents had the
l distinction of being inaugurated
twice in the same term. They were
Rutherford Orchard Hayes and Cal
vim Coolidge.
Hayes inauguration day, March
4, 1877, came on a Sunday so the in
auguration ceremonies were sched-
uled for the following Monday. But
because tradition had established
March as the date for Presi-
dent to take the oath of office,
Hayes took it on Sunday as pre-
caution against there arising any
question of the legality of his TAX
ing it on March 4. He took it
again the following day when me for
NAL inauguration ceremonies were
l-eld.
The story of how the oath of Of
flee was administered to Calvin
Coolidge in the lamp-lit Vermont
farm house of his father, Col. John
Coolidge, upon receipt of the news
of the death of President Hard
ing, is a familiar one to all Ameri-
cans. But it is not so well known
that a few days later a second oath
was administered to him in room
in the Willard hotel in Washington
by A. A. Hoehling, who was JUS
tice of the District of Columbia Su-
preme court.
Harry M. Daugherty, then attor-
ney general, had questioned the va
lidity Of the first oath administered
to Coolidge. AS a justice of the
peace, Colonel Coolidge was a state
officer and therefore presumably
had authority to swear in state Of
ficials but not federal officers. So
Daugherty secretly arranged the
ceremony in the Willard and on a
hotel Bible Calvin Coolidge took
the oath of office for President Sec
ond time.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Maturity of Fur Seals

Fur seals are remarkable in that
the bulls do not reach maturity un-
til they are six or seven years old,
whereas the cows give birth to their
first pup when only three years OF
age after a period Of CESSATION OF
over eleven months. The bulls at
maturity average upward of 500
pounds each in weight, while the
mature females average only about
IS pounds. Experimental marking
has shown that bulls attain maxi
mum age of about fifteen years and
cows about twenty years.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16

about to when
ship dried in close to land
"The boatswan and his stOrekeeper, two if
released the
back there another explosion and they
The magazine where kept the ammunition
marine had started to and it had taken the
swain and the sOrekeeper along with it."
After that the ship got too hot for comfort Shells
whng from that burning
The crew made run for the eboaand just they reached
the whole fore and midships Of flame
AL and HOBBY Leave the Floating Bomb.
ut molten metal
timber Al and and deck boy made back
then the ship swelling
HOBBY couldn't swim stroke, but AL told jump,
he'd bring him to shore The boy hesitated
sured him he'd be right behind Then he into
"Al waited for him
HOBBY, but the seconds became minutes didn't
life But life realized
they the
life below deck and by this time burnt
o AL"
Tugs Skipper CANDLES to Help in Rescue.
Well sir HOBBY took the plunge
him, he thought he'd 81 didn't
But hit the surface at Al
it, grabbed his shoulder with
other that
cit seemed moving snails
distance from the ship but could the February
wasn't doing Al good He tagged out My heart
felt they a steel 1
wanted to do let rest"
HOBBY right AL WAS tagged
tread waterhouted the tug for help The skipper
burning
"They clip Hobey bu
before couple of husky got hold of and lifted
onto the deck"
HOBBY his story by saying both he
they didn't a cold the
though didn't WELL She burned to the
waters edge.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
"Death Ship"
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter.

ready for action Here Distinguished Advenuer Ho-
bart N Deane of New York city, and he's bringing with him
tale packed with thrills hatweI didn't know whether
coming going when read and I'm betting you won't either
1t took place ship called the S. S Barsow gasoline tanker
anchored at Fort Mceny outside of Baltimore Md You could
go through all the arbors the world looking that today
and never find of
She just amt got
through adventurng of
to pick your teeth with That's the
1t was February, 1915 of the World
Hobey and his shpma Al
ana the Barstow ship they
Flobeys Adventure Starts With Boom!
Hobeys adventure started with big BOOM Yes, that
literally Six sailors sitting the
o'clock cold February
loud Along
to
with the rest of the his heels
I'VE arrived to a
ventilator from the forward
OF bareed oil that the At the
time sheet fame
forward O. gallons o
Down the DOCK of the casting
tug alongside
About third of the
for him to stick without
the trouble to ask the aboard the
ride back
Two Heroes Sacrifice Their Lives Courageousy
There about of aboard Hobey "and
all swell be blown
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Feed for Idle Mares

Mares not required to work should
stay in good condition if plenty of
good roughage and occasionally a
little grain are given them, says an at-
thority. Wheat bran is one of the
best additions to any kind of ration
for heavy mare in foal because it is
laxative, not too heavy, and yet nu-
tritious. For mares at work, ration
of two parts good oats, two parts corn,
and one part wheat bran, fed with tim
othy hay or mixture of timothy and a
little clover or alfalfa, is satisfactory.
For mares doing ordinary work, one
to one and quarter pounds grain, and
one to one and one-half pounds of hay
should keep them in good condition.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-07-16
Along the Burrows

Ohio buys half of the potatoes eaten
in the state.
A good granary or corn crib usually
pays for itself many times over on the
average farm.
A teaspoon of soil, according to esti-
mates, contains more bacteria than
there are persons in the city of New
York.
The per capita beef consumption of
beef in urban Georgia is 30 pounds
person, % pounds for members of farm
families.
Deductions made by livestock buy
ers for bruises on lambs cost the grow
ers two cents per lamb for every ami
NAL sent to market.
Grapes are easily grown, do not re-
quire much room, are ornamental both
as vines and fruit, and are delicious
and wholesome to eat.
Illinois farmers have used 100000
tons Of limestone in the past is years
to put their land in shape for the
growing Of clovers and other legumes,
but 550O0,0OO more tons are needed.