davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-16

power, serves an area Of an esti-
mated 100000 persons, including
industrial Providence and a large
section Of the State.
Gov. McGrath said negotiators
had agreed to appointment of a
five-man arbitration board-two
members to be chosen by the Broth
erhood of Utility Workers of New
England independently, two by the
management and one by Gov. Nc
Grath.
The union had asked a wage in
crease, pay for holidays and two
Evening star., 1941-01-16

must overcome those dangers by
force"
Bulgarians, so far as one can
Judge from oral comment, strongly
believe that Germany has delayed
not abandoned, a pan for mill
tary action in the Balkans prob
ably involving Bulgaria.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

by the voter put an "X' in the
straight Democratic party circle, but
also put a cross after Mr.. Langlie's
name-should not be counted.
Mr.. Langlie is the first Republican
Governor in eight years.
The Legislature is controlled by
Democrats.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Nazis in Civilian Dress
Reported in Bulgaria
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Jan. 16.-SeY-
eral hundred Germans have EFT
tered Bulgaria in civilian dress and
presumably are acting as listening
posts.
On the side of buildings in Sofia
may be seen occasionally roughly
chalked Nazi insignia with the
words: I'VE are coming"
Evening star., 1941-01-16
LoneIie Inouguroted
Washington Governor
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 16.-Ar-
thur B. Langlie, 40-year-old attor-
ney, was inaugurated Governor of
Washington yesterday, ending a
controversy in which he won out
over his Democratic opponent, for
mer Senator C. C. Dill, by less than
5000 votes.
Mr.. Dlll's supporters had con-
tended "cross- over ballots where
Evening star., 1941-01-16

weeks vacation for employees now
allowed one week.
Gov. McGrath's announcement
came at the conclusion of State
House conference attended by rep
resentatives of the management and
the union and by State and Federal
officials.
The strike originally was an
nounced for 7 am. yesterday, but
was postponed for "a hours so that
negotiations could be continued.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Rhode Island Utility Strike
Averted by Arbitration
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. 10
Less than four hours before union
employees of the Narragansett Elec-
trio Co. were scheduled to go on
strike, Gov J. Howard McGrath
announced today that the union
and management had agreed to ar
bitrate.
The company, providing light and
Evening star., 1941-01-16

A life insurance company's re-
search shows that chances are 1900
to l against a persons dying in q
given year from accidental injury.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

Glass Is made frost and ice re-
sistant by adding alcohol and water
to the sand and other ingredients
commonly used in its manufacture.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

Demand for automobiles in Burma
is now greater than the supply.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23

enrolment OF iS,Ul3. VI these
1851 We're twins.
Sex Ratios
In multiple births, the BIOLOGIST
tries to determine whether the in
dividuals came from one egg. or
two or three eggs. One-egg twins,
triplets or quadruplets are al
ways of the same sex Ga brother
and sister twin are never one-erc
twins) and they are similar in
many other respects.
Now, looking at the sex ratios
of quadruplets there were 48 sets
Of bankruptcies born in the United
States from 1915 to 1890. There
could be five, and only five, sex
combinations in a quadruplet set:
1) 4 males, (2) 3 males and l
female, (3) 2 males and 2 females,
(4) 3 females and l male. and
CO. 4 females. AS a matter of
fact, in the 48 sets, there were 10
all males and 10 all females, IL
two males and two females. This
would indicate that nearly half
We're one-egg bankruptcies and a
fourth were two-egg bankruptcies.
Four sets Of quintuplets have been
born in the United States since
1776-one in 1776, one in 1900,
one in 1896 (Maysfield, Ky-all
boys) and one in 1896 (Du1i "a,
n. Call girls.
Not as much study as been
made of the psychology If trip
lets and q~uadruplets as of twins,
but in the case of one-egg tripl~.s
OF bankruptcies, the similarity in
personality, intellect, bodily build
and tendency to disease, is just
the same as in twins.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
r. T. J.:-"What will cause the
heart to miss a beat, especially
when sleeping on the left side or
bending over?'
Answor-Thcse are called extra
systoles and are the commoncst
cause of irregularity Of the heart
or palpitation in those past middle
life. They are probably not Of
any serious significance. The usual
explanation is that they are due
to irritability Of the heart muscle
either from the use Of tobacco, al
cohol, or some other cause. As a
proof of this, they 90 away after
a round of stiff exercise which
tires the heart muscle.
EDITORS NOTE: Or C'endening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin, and a self-addyes- ed envelope
stamped with a throe-ccut stann. to DR..
Logan Clendening. in care Of this paper.
The pamphlets are Three Weeks Reduc-
ing Diet, indigestion and Gor-tipation'',
Reducing and Gaining. |"lufant Feed
instructions for the Treatment ot
Diabetes, Feminine H,.ieno and The
Care of the Hair and ShiG'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23

cdness. It certainly IS to be hoped
well show better business sense now
than we did then. 1t takes an under
standing OF those Latins 10 make a
hit with EN-. Franklin Roosevelt
and Henry Wallace and Cordell Hull
show signs Of such a comprehension.
but our commercial agents have got
TO have It. too.
Why, we didn't seem 10 know, in
'Hl@. Whirh coasts Rio and B.. A.
Callaio and Valparaiso We're on. We
didn't appear to realize that our
summer is winter down there, and
vice versa. II never occurred to us
that, ON th2t side Of the cquat. I. the
sunny side Of a house is the north
side. We We're grufi and pcremp-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23
find Frequency Of Multiple
Births in Mathematical Ratio

enrolment Of 1908. Of these
1851 were twins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23
lanes; Given
Hard Task
Secretary
Loan Administrator
TO Develop Latin
American Trade.
- CHARLES =.

I-1f'uI !Ecss V0Tumn1St
Washington. May 23.-Thc Jones
Commerce Secretary Jesse
r.-.-. and +, deral Loan Adminis-
.. Jesse JDues-prc~.de0t ROG>e-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23
B. LOGAN CLENDENING, M. o.

. Those ot-my readers who have
followed my column for any
length Of time are aware of my
interest in multiple human births.
| feel that Ill the case of twins we
have Il unique opportunity to
study organisms biologically be-
2ause in the case of similar Zone
egg twins, we have individuals
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-23

starting out with exactly the same
heredlty and the same biological
or life impetus. My records show,
indeed, that in spite Of varying
environments, twins, over and
over again, live the same length of
time, even to within hours and
minutes of each other, and often
die Of the same diseases.
I am very much interested,
therefore, in the recent book by
Dr.. II. H. Newman, Professor of
Zoology at the University of Chi
cago, on Multiple Human Births.
doubleday, Doran & Company,
Inc, 1940). DR.. Newman has fire.
quently studied twins but this, so
far as | know, is the first time that
he has branched out into ~triplets,
quadruplets and q study of the
famous quints.
Frequency of Multiple Births
The frequency of multiple
births follows q startling mathe-
matical ratio. Triplets are as
much scarcer than twins as twins
I scarcer than singletons. In
other words, a twin birth occurs
for each of Sc single births, and
n triplct birth occurs for each
of sc twin births, and one quad
ruplet birth occurs for each sc
triplet births. Stated otherwise,
the ratio of twins to single births
is l to Sc, that Of triplets to single
births is l to S62, that of %quadrup-
lets to single births is 1 to 86a.
This astonishing ratio has been
worked out accurately and is
known as Helms Law.
Two out of SO, or 1 out of "a
babies born are twins, according
to these figures. docs this mean,"
asks Professor Newman, "that if
you were to attend a football game
viewed by $4,000 spectators, that
1,00c of them would be twins?"
Well, perhaps not quite that, but
we should expect about 600 twins
in a crowd of that size.
In four California cities -
Berkeley, Oakland, Richmond and
Alameda-there was a total school
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
Ouercrowding at School

With the first grade enrolment nearly double that of
last there is serious overcrowdng in Greenbels
Elementary School. There 81 children the first
grade when school opened this MONTHS than
year. This has necessated staggered hours for the first
grade during the month of September Parents who have
been critical of this will be glad know that
regular classes will be resumed October Mrs Reed has
indicated that the staggering of the hours the only
in which the school routine could be established by
of smaller groups.
In addition to the 387 who entered the school this year
there about 20 reported still out vacation
Illness and additional "a children enrolled in the kinder
garen Rooms built for 80 to So pupils hold as many
49, The result be dangerous from the health and
safety standpoint we'll dcouragng from the stand
point of effective education.
We have been told that teachers available
under the budget of the County School Board At
the time know all too we'll that good teachers
best efforts wasted when spread thin large
class of pupils.
Overcrowding is not development in Greenbelt,
for school already crowded last year. And in the
months ahead with the expectancy of doubled popua-
ton, impossible education situation unless
immediate steps taken to relief If fail then
beautiful school building will be mockery poor
planning and the excellent teaching technques carefully
fosered by Mrs Reed will be damaged beyond repair Edu
cation first and need school building and
extra teachers
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
We Go Cooperative

We proud and not little bit awed to be able to
make the announcement that have officially joined
the ranks of that fastgrowng but struggling Cooperative
Movement When the articles of incorporation for
posed change handed to the officials for approval
did with anxiety because understood that this
was the first producers cooperative to be requested The
officials investigated claims and found that
really and truly cooperative and handed charter
certifying the
Somehow this great change in being has infused
with higher ideals and rmer determination to give you
the best newspaper know how to aid and assist that
cooperative movement of which accepted
member to boost town with the welfare of citizens
formost in mind and to give you, the residents paper
that will print truths that others will not that you
have your free say any time you wish.
More than ever your Cooperator becomes community
paper You and neghbor easily become members
of the corporation and lend your aid and ideas to the
paper lnasmuch official cooperative
become closed corporation because coopera
ves the very of Democracy and Democracy
does not exclude anyone.
We feel graed that after Health Association troubles
and personnel forgotten after councils elected and
have faded into that oblivion that engufs such
momentary glory that Greenbelters will still have CO.
operative newspaper standing protection to their
rights and an aid to their privileges
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
New Babies

\ baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Canard, Of Be
thesda, Maryland, on September
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones OF
Hyattsville, Maryland, became the
proud parents Of a baby girl on
September 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lex B. Golden OF
Berwyn, Maryland, had a baby
girl on September Fl.
On September IA, a baby boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Dickhaut, of 23-k Ridge Road.
lir. and Mrs. Francis Harper,
200 Parkway, had baby girl on
September 13.
All were born at the Greenbelt
Hos pital.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
Shaving Can Be
Easy for Men

Men with tough whiskers would
have less trouble shaving if they
would spend little more time
getting ready, advises Consumers
Union in it's September issue.
Boards ara naturally tough and
oily. 1t takes good shaving cream
to cut the oil, then at least two
minutes for hot water to soak
through and do a thorough job OF
softening the beard. If you Will
take enough time over this pro-
cess, you'll gain speed and conf
:, rt in the actual shaving JOB.
In general, lathering creams are
letter than brushless creams pc
cause they have a soap base which
removes the oil around the hair.
Erushless creams are oIl-1n-Water
enulsions which don't mix readily
with the facial oil and don't help
you do a quick job Of beard-ott-
sn:ng. ..
Consumers Union tested SO
brands of shaving preparations
including lathering creams, brush
less creams and shaving soap.
Products were tested for impure
ties, consistency, suitability OF con-
tainer and net weight of dry soap
AFTER moisture had been removed:
In general, Gu found cakes OF
shaving soap offered most for the
rlcney. Best Buys in this type were
Williams Mug Soap, Colgate Cup
Soap, and Palmolive Shaving Soap,
each 5 cents.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
Woman's Club Features
Current Topics"

Mrs. Georgette Ross Howard, Of
Washington, D. c., will be the
guest speaker at the meeting of
tre Woman's Club to be held in
the home of Mrs. James ~. Nc
Carl, October 2, 1941. She will
speak on Current Topics" a sub
ject which is expected - De of
outstanding interest ana lmpor-
lance to all.
The program will include a re-
ception for the new memoers OF
the club. Assisting Mrs. McCarl
as hostesses will be Mrs S. HI.
Downs and Mrs. Ralph Cross.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
| To the Editor---
Hospital Help
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Ladies of Greenbelt, are you
proud of our municipal hospital?
Do you enjoy social gatherings?
If the answer is Eyes, there's
position waiting for you in the
ranks of the Greenbelt Hospital
Auxiliary.
At present one of the smallest
organizations in town, it is one of
the most active. The post-Lenten
dance given by the Auxiliary has
for three years been the social
highlight of a Greenbelt spring.
Proceeds from other affairs have
enabled the Auxiliary this year to
purchase for the hospital a daily
newspaper, radios for the patients,
and pictures for the children's
room. Ladies meeting at various
private homes have produced
dressings by the yard.
To continue its usefulness the
Auxiliary needs more help. Can
you get in touch with Lorraine
Ostler at 18-E Parkway?
Anne Hull
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26
One Year Ago

From the Cooperator of Septem-
Der 26, 1940)
Town Council bought Goodlights
for baseball diamonds.........Sulo
Laakso and Mrs. Laakso were hon
ored by farewell party........ The
Citizens Association dance a sue
cess with honors going to the Rich
sfi Greens for waltzing Miss
Helen Boren was added to the
ree ular staff Of the hospital........
The berenbergs returned frcm an
archaeological vacation IN st.
Mary's City, Maryland, bringing
bacN many relics of early colonial
life.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1941-09-26

Due to the CooperatorCouncl controversy no letters
to the editor the subject in question will be printed this
week
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
A GYUMOLCS-
FARMEREKRE

is jo ev jarja, inert a ter
mes is kielegito es az arak is
tiirhetoek &c vevokozonseg is
b6segesen van. Ezzel szemben
a gyiimolcsfarmerek ait pana-
szoljak, hogy a jobb arak ellie
mere Sc keresnek, inert a szedoH
olyan magas munkabereket ko-
vetelnek, hogy maholnap mem
tudjak 'azokat megfizetni. Es
ARA is panaszkodnak, hogy a
mutragya-g -gyarak is alaposan
felemeltek az arakat. Sot meg
a csomagolashoz hasznalt Ia
dikak ara is olyan emelkedest
mutat, hogy sok helyen a far
mer szovetkezetek mar hato,
sagi kozbelepest k0vetelnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
sZAKMUNKASOKBAN

egyre nagyobb a hiany es a
kepzo tanfolyamok valosaggal
csalogatjak a fiatalokat szak-
max tanulasara. Akik csak
egy kicsit is ertenek most vala-
m;lyen mesterseghez. kitiin6en
elhelyezkedhetnek. Kul0n0sen
nagy a hiany megfelel6 szere-
lokben, heggeszt5kben, radio
technikusokban, villanymotor
tervez6kben es szerelokben. AIT
lehet mondani, lampaval kere-
six 6ket.
Minthogy belathato id0n
beliil a kereslet mem igen
cs0kken es inert gyorsitott
temp6ban is tanitjak a fiata-
lokat, apak, akiknek suhanc
fiaik vannak, mem tehetnek
jobbat, mintha fiaikat most
valamilyen mestersegre tanit-
tatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
4 BUZAFARMEREK
ORIASI

:, aratasrol szamolnak be. AIT
.mondjak, husz ev 6ta mem volt
olyan nagy termes, mint az
iden. Nencsak nalunk volt
azonban kitiin6 aratas, hane1n
a szomszedos Canadian is.
Miutan a piacs alaposan
osszezsugorodott buzank sza-
mara, a farmerek tulsagosan
mem 0riilnek a nagyszerii ter
mesnek. Kivitelre mem nagyon
lehet a termes aranyaban sza-
mitani es ha a bels6 piac a
jobb kereset kovetkezteben va
lamit emelkedett is, ez mem je-
lent Sokat.
Az arakkal is elegedetlenek
a buza farmerek, inert azok
messze vannak attol a szinvo-
naltol, anilyent Ok kivanna-
max. i
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21

murdered. Others were forced to
run the gantlet. The spiked cam
non were re-captured and re-
turned to action.
But the British were afraid of
still further reinforcements. On
May 9 they lifted the siege.
For ten weeks Fort Meigs was
left in peace. Then, unable to win
by siege, the British tried strategy.
A fake battle was staged in the
nearby forest. Perhaps, the Brit
ish thought, the garrison will be
fooled into believing a relief party
is under attack and come to the
lrescue.
This, too, failed. Discouraged,
the siege was Iifted-this time for
good.
The valiant defense of Fort
Meigs stopped this British attempt
to invade Ohio and is another link
in the chain of important military
events on Ohio soil.
i To-day a fine, slender @ shaft
marks the site of the fort and
stands as a memorial to fearless
American soldiers who fought and
won against great odds.
| Next Week-"Old Betsy" saves
the day.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
iii E I'll S " E NJ l. ID

es aki most mem vesz ruhat.
az csak silany minosegut vehe,
maid.
Butorban is igen nagy 9
kereslet, amt azzal magyaraz-
max, hogy a jobb kereseti vi
szonyok sok olyan fatal par
max lehetoys teszik a beren-
dezkedest, akik eddig butoro-
zott lakasban huzodtak meg.
Es talan koze van a hirtelen
vasarlasi lendUletnek ahhoz is,
hogy bizonyos korok azzal SER
kentik a koz0nseget vasarlasra
hogy vegyenek most, mig a
reszletizletet lie mem tiltjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
A DEPARTMENT
STOREOK

forgalma tovabb emelkedett,
szinte rekord aranyokban. Az
utolso kfrnutatas az augustus
Gen vegetert hetrol szol es e
szerint az uzletek forgalmanak
atlagos emelkedese a mutt
evvel szemben elerte a negyven
hat szazalekot. Sok cikket
valosaggal kapkod k0zon-
seq. Ma mar nemcsak selyem
harisnyakat, de mas cikkeket
is. A jelentes szerint peldaul
ferfi ruhakban es tell kabatok-
ban mutatkozik rekord keres-
let. ami AIT mutatja, hogy a
nvomorusag evei alatt leron-
gyolodott lakossag most fel
akar Olt0zni. A mostani nagy
vasarlasi kedv inditoi ketsegte-
lenul azok a pletykak, melyek
ait mondjak, hogy bizonycs
anyagok gyartasat besziintetix
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21

valasztofalakkal ket halo
filkere osztottak. Eek k0-
ill az egyik fulke a szu-
lGke, mask pedig a eyer
mekeke. "A gyerlnekek fill
heieben negy agynak es egy
bolcsonek jut ferohely. "A ta-
gas, nagymsretu konyhabol
kulon, u. n. VICES -fiiIket re-
kesztettek ell. EFT modosabb
,csaladok fiirdokad beallita-
sawal iirdoszdbanak lis be-
rendezhetik. Egyebkent pc
dig a haz .asszonya ebben
a fulkeben vegezheti el a
mosast. A szoba padozott, a
szoba es a tornac padozata
pedig cementbe raAott tegla.
Hazi yizvezetek, ugyesen meg
tervezett flutes es nagy, ia
gas eleskamra egesziti XII
meg az egyszeru, f@nyuzes-
tol mentes, de csinos kill
seju, lakalyos es tartos, jo
anyagokbol keszitett mo-
dern magyar munkas hazat,
amely minden tekintetben
megfelel a legkorszerubb
szocialis es egeszsegugyi ko-
vetelmenyekneS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
FAMOUS OHIO
BATTLEFIELDS
800 Americans Defeat 5000
British and lndiuns

Out of AN early spring might i'm
April, 5000 English troops and
Indians appeared. Fort Meigs and
its garrison of 800 was sur
rounded. Four batteries were.
quickly set up on the west side of
the Maumee. A day and night
cannonade started. One of the
diversions of the garrison was to
collect shot which had been heated
red hot and fire them back at the
British. Fully 1000 We're returned
to their senders. .. .-..
But relief was ON the way.
General Green Clay with 1900
Kentuckians was coming swiftly
up the .Maumee. A scout, piercing
the lines of the jbesieging Indians,
reached General Harrison.
Capture and spike those cam
non with part Of your men. and
have the rest fight their way into
the fort" General Clay was told.
The cannon were captured and
spiked. The undiscipIined troops
began to pursue the fleeing In
dians, who kept just out of range
Suddenly "a war Mhoop sounded
shrilly. The pursuing soldiers
were in the very center of "a care
fully planned ambush. Some were
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
iFoIytatas az Ak oIdaIroIl

tFolytatas az Ak oIda|roIi
bill iparban amikor az vi gyar.
tasi ideny kezdetet vette, ma.
gyon sok munkast mem hivtak
ujra munkaba. Egyel6re biz.
ts.tjak oket, hogy rajuk is sol
keriil, akik azonban jobban is.
merosek a helyzettel, AT
mondjak, hogy a vissza mem
hivasok kezdetet jelentik a lie.
epiteseknek. Ketsegtelen, hogy
ha az automobilok gyartasat
korlatozzak, akkor nagy tome
geknek kell masfele elhelyez.
kedest keresni. Szerencsere
manapsag ez mem jelent nlajG
tulzott nehezsegeket, inert 4
legtobb automobil gyar is at.
rendezkedik maid bizonyos
mertekig mas jarmivek gyar.
tasara es embereik tekintelyes
rsszet tudjak maid foglalkoz
Iatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-21
THE SIEGE OF
FORT MEIGS-1813

"The British have Detroit. Gen.
eral Hull has surrendered" was
the ominous message carried by
frontiersmen mounted on plung-
ing, foam-covered horses to the
isolated Ohio settlements and log
cabins during the summer of 1912.
Quickly a second message, even
more terrifying, passed from man
to rnan-the story of the 'sMassa-
ere of the Raisin River" near
Monroe, Michigan.
The United States was again at
war with England. The Indians
had danced the war dance. From
the fort at Detroit, invasion OF
! Ohio might come at any moment,
bringing with it savage, merciless
warfare.
Again Ohio was to be battle
ground. Again the whole North
west was in danger.
Action, quick and decisive, was
the watchword. Fort Meigs, COM
.manded by General William Hen
ry Harrison, was built opposite
Maumee, Ohio, to halt the British
advance. For several weeks there
was quiet, then the storm broke