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5igbl1nbert 1onnen Sarf bon 3peis
1tnbbier5igDlmbert Acres 2ano err
3ielt Ser Sanf batte fir Die 3iif)-
ter einen @ert bon $50O,0O0.
unter ser i'm &ongreB
borliegenoen Borlaee ion bos So5ial-
Siderbeitsgeieb ouf Sormorbeiter
ausgebebnt iper6en. Oie BorIoge
tpuroe BON Senator Gobert S. @og-
ner aus Netp gorf ei1tgeret6t. Ob
lid 5orme~ unb Sarmarbeiter gum
8erbor meloen tperoen, bIeibt ob5u.
tparten.
8uBIano miro me;tere
Senoungen aus SEN Ser. Stoaten Biz
gum 80. sunni unter oem 2eib Badt-
Brogronfl1 erbolten. &uBIono lit 10.
Deit neutral i'm &riege gegen SSapan.
Dos BroJramm ion ben nel1en Ser
baltnilien, mie iie ith aus be1n @1tbe
oes europdiiden &rieees ereeben, an.
gepuBt, onItott fon3euiert 1perben.
Sn Scr borigen @o DE
tporen ieG5ig Bro3ent Der Biebiens
oungen naG @bicogo gu Gaeblioien BE-
redtigt. Sl,sgeiomt fallen Sen Jar-
n1ern, Die 8ieb no6 Chicago ididten,
100000 in @e1tolt BON Sub1ibien
gu.
Ole ariegs 81 a brungs-
mittel> Standardization bat hir5li9 BEN
gr0Bten eln5elnen &ontraft obge.
i6loiien, inoem ite 1O,970,0O0 Bf,sno
@eriteneriite bon orei Sabrifanten in
California fir $2,34-$2.5O pro
bur1oert Rfunb faufte. Die @riite lit
fir SaDaii beitin1nt 1tnb lieferbar
in oen Wcnoten Sum-, Suit uno Mrt
quit.
Irgen:in! e n ip 70 inb BEN
na6iten 5ebn SSobren fir a9t1unoert-
oretuno51pun5ig Wiaionen Dollors
Sertigporen, meiitens Mai6inen,
importierer. Inter oen Mal6inen
peroen oiele 5ornmaidinen Iein, elm
3eiden, huB Die 2an1apirti9aft in
argentinien Dor elmer nelen @era
ltebt. Die ginfubr miro bon ser Ste,
gierung fontroqiert iperoen. @nglm1o
uno Die Ser. Stoaten re9nen auf
groRe MIfttGQe.
Na6 oorIie9enoen Be-
ridten lit Oie 3ubl ser 5rubiQbrs.
ferfel GROCER als auerlt ongenonrmen
tpuroe. @s peroen nod biele Oeonote
bergeben ebe Die iungen Sdtpeine
l6la6treif iinb 1no auf cine 8eiie.
r1lng I'M 5leiifnorft gu rednen lit.
SSn fat allen Staoten miro toriiber
getlogt, ooB TO biele eSleif6b1n6ler
IdlteBen mIiienz tpeiI fie ni6t genug
5leii6 fir ibre &l1n6i6aft erbalten
t0nnen.
Ger sc un 5 + eitssu.
itano lit in earopaiiden 2Grrbern BEL.
Ter als man ertpartet bate. Gies be.
otebt iid) beionbers ouf Srantrei6,
8elgien 1lno Dettidlanb. Sn Sol.
LAMB bat man ioipeit feline Sungerss
mot feitite1en fonnen - eon3 i'm sc.
geltteil 5u fritberen 8eri9ten. ueber
bic @rnteauSfidten tpuroe iotpeit nod
ni6ts 8eitimn1tes miteeteiIt. S
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-05-31
Nmerifaniide Generate

NMerHuHtla)e OenefQle
Spates geieIlte iid elm Monn gu
uns, Der III &oblen3 8rofeiior um
@DmnoIium mar. @r NOR mir Don
friiber her befanrt. Ser ipro6 peit
beller engliid tpie id, mar orei Sab,
re I'M &rie8 un0 elm Sabr in engIi.
i6er 8efongeni6oft. Gr !obte Die
amerifanilden Solooten uI5 Iebr
topfer, 3ulpeilen toQtibn. Gogegen
tooelte er, Dab ibnen oie reften sSub,
rer feblten. Die bdtten Die Qrmen
Surld}en oft gu Saulenoen nutloS in
ben 1lderen SOB getrieben.
Ger 9lmcrifoner beItGtigte oieies,
uno nonnte teIon0ers einen General
e., Der bu3 2eben leiner 2anOsleute
fir nldtS aftete. Srotoem ie6er
tpl1Bte, Dob am II. 9eooem6er Der
WoTfenItllI?tano geldloiien 1peroen
lollte, uno Cbtpobl er bon alien Seis
ten gebeten trur0e, 6os nublole Blut.
0er9EeBen gu Oermeloen, ludte er
oennoh in ser Nodt oe5 10. 0}obem-
Ter ben lltbergong iiber Die Weoos
mt 0emalt 3l1 er3tpingen. geublos
opterte Ser Vfonn leine Wonnihaft.
e1ne aomPo9nie ging nit bunoert,
l'noorelBi9 W}nn gum 9lngriff Dor.
9tob elmer holben Stun0e fomcn nur
nod odt5ebn 3urud Bel unoeren
Nbtelll1ngcn lab e5 nod Id;limmer
aus. - Sic Nrmen n1iilIen eben
llberol fitr Sic Siinoen Ser 8roBen
biiBen.
Nodbcr bcIteQte Ser amerifoner
nod eine 6lolde WoieItpein, bic oie
5luei ebcnuligen 6einoe 3ulommen
tronfen. Ger &oblen3er ;Sreuno
lC)rieb mir lpGtcr, oob ser 9lmerifo=
l1rr ibn rod oft IN Ieinem Scim be,
lud)te, l1nO 0oB iie nod mcbr mie
elmer 6!o?de @ein ben &opf abldlu,
gen.
YIN nod)iten 0}orgen oing id] nit
l1e1nem llngen 6reunoe iiber gbren,
brelt1teln nab 9lrenberg. Iie gon3e
9egenO lab oll5 lpie ein unrrifuni.
idlea 9ecrlo9er. Iuf alien 0ffentli,
den Veb6lt9en flotterte 0o5 Sternen,
bonner. Vton bate oen Ginorud, als
1e1 man II Den Ser. Stoateu.
Sn 9lrcnberg trof i6 cine OeIea,
ld)ott YrieIter pon &obIen3 unb Inn.
gegeno. Die 9erren poren nid1t iebr
erbout ilber ooS 2eben l,no Treiben
Der gelobung: Sic 2eute Gus sen
Sduben9roben moren prddtige Ser.
le, religio3 lmo anltGnoig. 9lber mas
lbr 4merifoner uns iebt beriiber>
1N1dt! Octt bclDabre unlere orne 2su,
gcno!"
Go5 mar nod cine ser gelinoeIten
&logen, Sic ih BORT b0rte.
Wis iii OomolS einen geritt iiber
@ ole'eS Ercibcn an elm tatbaliltes
glatt in eHgIiider SproAe i'm bit
teltuelten eir;difte, enti6uloigte Die.
le5 glott oas lei6tbin nit Dem SoI.
ootenlebe1, COS nirgenotpo elm &lo.
lterleben 0uriteqe ~SSSm &riege fonn.
tp mon tnI fpS 1i4t fo on,,o,. MI
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Burnt -Rnnhfdrau

Ole bic& iGbrig e @int e r.
Dei5enfla6s unfaBt na6 elmer Sd6t.
5ung 0e5 Observation-Disclosures in
@aibington 9,589,O0O gcrcs, gegen
46,349,OO0 Icres i'm bergangenen
SSobr. ,S1n Sobr5ebnt 1934/43 be.
trug Die 9urdi6nittsflGde 46,757,.
600 acres. Ha6 oem ietigen 5tono
oeS 8inter1rei3ens itebt cine @rnte
BON 835,186,000 8uibeI in Musiift.
2ebtes SSSobr tpuroen 764,O73,OOO
8ulbel cr5ielt uno i'm SsaBr3ebnt
1934/43 our6idnittli6 585,994,'
600 8ui5el pro sSobr. Die Noggen-
flGd)e miro auf 4,726,OOO Ncres ge.
iddbt, gegen 900 Ncres i'm
Dergangenen SSabr uno 6,291 900
9lcre5 pro Sobr i'm Sobr3ebnt 1884
-43. Sn rem in &eoe 1tebenben
Sabr5ebnt 1pur6en i'm Ourh1dnitt
jabrli6 al, ,434,0OO 81ribel Hoggen
geerntet. Obglei9 Die oie5iabrige
@rnte Ghdsungstpeiie 28,672,OOO
8uibeD Sic lestiabrige (25,S72,OOO
8lIlbeD iibertrtfft, bIeibt Iie tpeit bin.
ter Dem 2urGidnitt 3uriif. Oie Nus-
it9ten fir 9itrusfriidte itno iotpeit
gut. Die grtroge 1peroen ii6 16Gt-
5ungStueile ouf 112,28O,OOO @iiten
Orangen uno Tangerinen, $780,.
600 &iIten Grapefruit uno 1891.
600 &iIten 3itronen beloufen. 2eb.
teS SSabr tpuroen 106,656,OOO @iften
Srangen 1mc Tongerinen, 55,979,,
900 &tIten Grapefruit uno 11,O38,.
600 &tIten 3itronen eraieIt. Sic iGbr.
lid)en 0urGidntttsertrage inn SSabr.
5ebnt 1933i/42 poren tpie folgt: TO-.
$4,000 &ilten Srongen uno Eange.
rinen, 32,058,O0O Soften GRAPEFRUIT
1eno 100000 &titen 3itronen. ssn
California itno Die glusiidten fir
Bfiritde, 8irnen uno Srou6en BEL,
Ter ols fie lebtes sSSobr Inn oieie 3eit
mare1r.
Y gtne " q 6r | DIT, oa & II m
10 piel msbr 5urm1naidinen gebaut
tperoen follen tpie neue glutomobile,
irare ben Saunern b06it angenebm.
es lit Die b0blte 3eit, boB bier Mb.
lille geldoffen miro, benn orf folt
ollen 5ormen gibt es ousgetnergelte
JornunaiGinen, Die erlebt tDeroen
millien, penn Die Broouftiou feline
GinbuBe erleiben ion.
Ole Y q brungs sm i t e I.
9lominlltrat1cn teilte mit, bob 6ie
COMMODITY Grehit Corporation ouf
Elm 1peiteres SSSubr Die @roniilIe bon
Sormern faufen miro. Gie letten bret
Sabre mar Die Corporation autori-
1tert, &ontrofte nit gntI IGdlern,
Breliern uno 6orngenoiieni6often
ob51l6lieBen. Ser outoriiterte W2in,
oeltpreis fir @r6niiiie betrdgt $3.50
Die Sonne fir Sponiib-, @irginio.
uno notwithstanding, uno $145
Die Tonne fir getpobnIi6e Sorten.
80 t te 90 a / tpurb en-
tltnfunoiieb5ig &iibe, adt 3u1t1tiere,
1edS &alblnnen, 5ebnbun6ertoreiun6.
oier5lg Sd9meine, ledsbunoert Siib.
ner, bun5crt @nten uno fit1f8ia
Srutbitbner bon BEN Ser. Gtooten
no6 @uonl geididt, oonit Sofpitd.
Ter, in oenen iid so1ooten befinoen,
nit friider Nil6, fri16en @iern unb
Jletld ber'orgt tperoen f0nnen.
8ier Mdnner baben 81 ie
in Der 0a5e bon &acine, @is., be.
ftnbli6e SonfmiibIe ertporben. Oie
Wiible tpurhc 1943 bon Der &egie.
rung fir S350,000 erridtet. Ser Sc.
trieb miro unter Bribat1eitung fort
geiett. SSn Gen Counties &acine uno
&prnfhn fn1frhor1 10A2 fii11f1tn A1,o,,4,~ :
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MTICTED' Soc Wert-Pro-
MUO I'm beflaschen Won

FORNPS HEIL-OEL IINIMENT - anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralsischsn Schmer-
zen' nuskulosen Rickenschmerzen, stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. Verstau.
chunSen und Verrenkungen.
FORMS MAGoLo sIk.l,sch - 1ind.r+
Sewisse .vorlbersehende Masenstorungen
vie Sodbrennen und Verdauunesst6run-
gen: hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
an SSure.
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yoH Won Case und BIahungen--besorgen
Sic sich Forni's zeiterprobtes AlpenlsrSu-
cine Magentstigkeit anregende Medizin.
hergestellt aus l6 der Natur eisenen me.
dizinischen Wurzeln. Kriutern und Pflan.
zen. AlpsnkrSater brinst TRACE D6rme zum
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden. sovie die
durch Hartleibiskeit verursachten Case xu
vertreiben und gibt dem Masen das anse.
nehne Cefuhl Won WRrne Wenn Sic
die Freuden gldcklicher Linderuns Won
wollen und zur selben Zeit Ihrem Masen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch
heute Alpenkr&uter. Vorsicht: Nur zu
gebrauchen vie anSewiesen.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen kSnnen, senden Sic fiir unser
ApenkrSuser Einfiihruns sansebot u d
erhalten Sic ausserdem =
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: s. g., Ser.

Bulque. has geationolgetrGnf Der
Oterrtaner. tDur i6on ben nrein&uob.
nern 0eS 2anoeS befunnt. gls Die
Spanier unter Seroinono gorte5
gum erIten Wtole oen 8ooen Werifos
betraten, Tanoen 1ie unter oe,1 @inge-
borenen 3Dei acknowledgements bers
breltet. G5Ocolat1, .. b. idaumenoes
gSa1ier, bleBt ons eine, 0aS aus Dem
Vtebl Der gerol lteten &afuobobne ourd
Anritbren init faltem @a1ler 5l1
Id)aumtgenl Brei bereitet nuroe. Das
anoere mar cine Irt @etn, Der aus
Dem Saft elmer Ngabe our6 @Grung
geDonnen 1puroe. Die S9otolaoe
rei5te logleid ben europ6iiden @au-
men unO uerbreitete li6 bolb iiber
Die gon3e groe. Die BuIque ober -
10 bleB Dos 3lpeite, berouI6enoe Sc.
trant - tonnte nit lrnlerem @ein
lu6 8ier nidt in oen 8ettbetperb
treten. Sic blte6 ouS gtationaIgetrGnt
Der Oterlfaner, Die es nod beute 10
leioenldaftlib germ baben, bob eS
bort Diele St}Gnfen gibt, in benen
1utr Yulque rer5apft miro.
Die Agapen, Die bel uns in Salt.
b0ltIern ais S6mudpflon5en gepflegt
meroen, baben 6idfleil9ige, 1torre,
am Honoe melit ge5Gbnte 8lQtter, Die
Inn einen fur3en Stontm cine 9tos
iette biloe1. SSSn n0roli6eren @egen.
oen tommen ite crit no6 fiinf3ig bis
led3tg Sobren 5ur 8liite, in ibrer
Selmot ober l9on rn6 tpe11igpn Sab.
rem. DaS Oitrre SCOTLAND Don Weerito
lit ooS elgentlide @ebiet Der 9lgooen.
tultur fir Bulquebereitl1ng. Oort
flnoet man Gle ousgeoebntelten Igo-
penfeloer, Die ii6 oft meilenlang er.
ltreden. Die iungen BHGn56en mer.
Dem in elmer gntfernung BON 5tpan3ig
bts orei5ig Sub geltedt, uno ic lange
lie tlein lino, beiteut man Die 8pi.
ld)enrdlln1e init @etreioe. 9lu5gelpad,
len errelden uber Die Bulque-Igo.
ben cine S0be Don 3ebn SUB un6
n1ebr uno eanlpruden oann ben
1peiten &oun fir it6 ouein. Sobolo
nun Die 8flan3e it6 onl6idt, ben
ghttenlart 81 treiben, I6netoet man
olelen aus unO boblt an oieler 5telle
Den Stamm aus. SSSn Dem God lam.
melt 1td) cine rei9lide Dfenge Saft.
ytlln ninlntt Der Mferifoner einen
Scblou1 aus Sdtpeinsbout Quf ben
Jtuden, bewebrt ii6 nit einen aus
geboblten, an beioen gnoen nit Ell
1lem Sod nerlebenen SlaI6enfiirbis
Wogenorio) un0 gebt ouf ooS lelo.
Ser mildig tribe Gait miro nit oem
langen &llrbis ouSgebebert unb in
Die S6neinSbout entleert. Sic 8ul-
que 1dmedt in fril6em 3uItonoe
luBli6, ourh @orllng miro lie itort
olfoboliid). GS gibt ou6 amerifouer,
Die in Meerifo pobnen uno Die 8ul.
que olS erfrii6eno riibmen, Die mel
item 5rer1oen aber finoen ooS 0eatio>
nolgetronf Ser Wferifoner einfod
l9euBlib. gtub ser 5oftgetuinnunq
ltlrbt Die 9lgate ob rn6 Die Germeb-
rung erfolst our6 @ur5ellG0Blinge
- 8m. g., Sba.
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= 8m. g., syba.

@5 tonn nidt oft genug oorouj
bingetpieien tperOen, ooB es bei Mos
gent uno unterleibsleioen un6 .er.
tdltungen niftS 8eileres gibt, ols
ben oltbetonnten, bonn olten &neipp
10 lebr entpIoblenen &umiaentee, ben
man obptGielno nit Bfeffermin5.
n1o 8ermut-Eee trinfen fam. Die
&omllle (Gomomile) 9ebort ou ben
beiten Seilpilan3en, Die Ser giitige
Sdopfer gum 8eiten 6es MenIden
tpadien laBt. gi6t nur olS Betrdnf,
ionoern oud gum duBerli6en sc.
brou6 tit &amilentee uniibertreffli6.
8et Suiten uno 8ron6itis miro er
ebenio gern beroronet pie BEL 2eib.
tpeb unb Garmtatarrb. Sci Grfran.
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ritoner oorii6er3ogen; uno oo5tpilden
l6ii6tern uno lnuernOen NugeS buns
grige &inOer, ote eifrig gluSl6au
bielten, Of lie nit Hedt ooer unre6t
etpu5 finEen, ooS tbncn Sunger unh
Wogcnfnurren itille1t fonnte.
Qlrmnt
8eoenft man, ooB ieoen Wforgen
bel g1tem lno I6ledten 8etter IIt
1mO Sung, 8reiie lmO &inoer -
nidt 5u @unoerten, ion0ern 5lt Sous
Icnoeu - aus Sen StdOten auf Oa5
2ono 5o9eu un0 BORT BON einem
9oucrnbcu5 gum an0ern au6 nur
um cine ein3ige &artoffel tcttelten,
uno boB ollc oieie ornten 2eute tpuB>
ten, 0oB tie BEN omerifoniihen 2url1s
6e3ablen EtEBten, 0aB dlle sic 6rems
ben um Hbrin nuf fire Soften ba11-
item, Dubren0 tie lelbit un0 tire &tr-
Scr bltngcrten uno froren, 10 mag it6
Ieocr sic lpabre Stinlmung he5 or
men unto ni2hergetretcueu Golfe5 in
Ben belebtcn @ebieten oorItelen. @S
maren nur Die @eldGTtSle1te in 6en
Staoten uuO 0orferr, penige i'm
Serqleid 81 Ser itbrigen Weoiie 0eS
ucrnruten uno georitften BolfeS, Die
nit 0ent mIloen uno berlbpenoeri=
ldren @eben ser ameritonildtn Be
loblngtruppen etnDerI tnnoen, od es
ibncn 9}uben bradte.
9lm MbcnO bielten oie 9merifoner
IN ltnierm @otel einen Sang. @iner
Der Sfft5lore iub midi unb furo aus,
oaB mir rn5 bon friiber fer tanrten.
Sn Der Iut mar er emit etn S6itler
ton 5t. g. in Chicago. Gr fam ouf
mein 3imner. Sier iprod)en mir iiber
Die Gerbaltnille am Hbein uno an Der
OtoIel. Gr Elelt oafiir, ouB 0ns BoIf
oiel 3u lei0en babe. Wenn Der quite
Hbeius unO Wtolel1pein nidt 1pdre,
tonnten lie Oie &obeti ser NmerifQe
!1er llno Die nleoertrddtige 8ebo110-
lung Der 6run3oien foum crtrogen.
Sd fragte i'm, ob Die @eoulo oeS
ornen SolteS niht Diel mebr einen
onoeren 0runo babe. 8einbouern
jleben oen Bein Tiir 2eute, sic rei6-
li6 8el0 6uben, i'm 81 be3oblen. Oos
orme Solf bot MIR Die, glrbeit nit
oem Wetn, Der an 9tbein uno MoieI
lpodit. S9ute e5 nibt piel n,ebr Die
totbolild)e RelIgion iein, Die Die fen
ormen 2elten &raft lno StGrfe gob,
nlm lfon iiber feds Sabre ibr IdApe-
reg 8eldit 81 trogen? v9os mag
mobl lein," meinte Der il1nge Monn
nadoenflid).
Nlmerifauiide 8enerGle
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"FUhle mich sehr gui!
Dunk dem
AIpenkrdiiuter'
wenI1 funktionale /

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an :
dauert und Sic lrli-
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, iblern
Mundgeruch, yer .
stirnmtem Magen
Verda auungss sto.
run9, Schlaf- und
Appetitlo sigkeit
und IhrMaRen fJihlt
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Fine Reise i'm
Jahre 1919
(6ortIebung)
&om nid) d)pfarrer

(Gnie NeilepIo1l0ereien oes
bcfanntcn u8ulcbpfarrer5" itno
I'M ,Munoerer' nidt erldienen.
gMr hringeu Die 6ortieBung aus
Hiifiiht ouf Die 2eler oe5 ,Woi-
lenIreunO', Die 1pobl neugierig
iin0 81 erfobren, Die oie &eile
oe5 bodI1p. @errn au59egangen
lit. - Heo. OeS ,8anoerer'.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

already ovcrcrowdcd old ones, all
of which would cost much money
and r4ttid- -hdvC been highly un-
popular Even worse would be
the lQss-oL a -lnt-of political jobs
from the governors of the prisons
down 10 their humblcst guards,
and no politician In any country
abolishcs a political plum, if he
can help it.
The practical solution Of tic
problem was 20 let the camps die
of old age With no replaccmcnts
coming IN. it was considered more
sensible % let the convict popu-
latiou diminish, as prisoners
served out their terms or died
and were delivered 10 the deep
sea undcrtakers the sharks.
Thus all in good time, one camp
after another would be closed,
but no political harm would bc
done because by that time enough
jobhpldcrs would bc old enough
for pensions 10 take up the slack.
The world had stopped talking
about Devils Island and every
one was happy except the pris-
oncrS and much had been done
10 help their lot
Among other things the under
takers lost their job. Wherever
a prison was located on the edge
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
CHAPTER /

famous island, and the world soon
forgot about 1t.
Four years later the devil was
-haclI-apd- stronger than
ever, bat this time things Wcrc-So
awful that the damned TCbCllcd
and even some Of the "imps' ~
SynpathiZcd with them.
The reason was that Admiral
Georges Robert a character as
fantastic, in his way, as Adolf
Hitler, Id been thrust into
power. Nobody had suspected
that the little Austrian paper,
hanger was mentally throWback
TO the times of Attila the Hun,
until he got the chance TO be him
self. In the same way, nobody
dreamed that a little, retired, un-
important French admiral was a
throWback TO medieval times and
considered himself a sort OF re-
incarnation OF Cardinal Richelieu,
until he too got his chance, in the
confusion OF the great war
IS Governor General of Mar
Unique, one Of Roberts first
moves in putting his part of the
world back where he thought it
belonged was 10 run those prisons
right, according to his ideas
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

The eyes OF the world were fixed on the begin
ming of the war in Europe and everyone supposed
that the penal colonies had become cosed-up ghost
towns. But the French Government had "abol-
iShed" them in the easiest tfTiftiest way by letting
them withcr the vine. II had merely ordered
that no more convcts be sent to them from France.
To close up seven camps and prison ship in
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

OF salt water, Il had been Inc custom To- "buTy
any convicts who had died, by throwing their
bodies into the water at four o'clock in the after
noon,=How= sharks can tell time nobody pretends
TO know. but every afternoon, fair weather or fod
they could be seen gathering, the early ones swim
ming laZily, as if we'll aware that they mad plenty
of time, but the last arrivals dashing in like tor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

meant that he had been PAID at least
three times what il was worth.
Nevertheless, there were those Who
occasionally Tisked il by swimming, n
the belief that they had two chances.
First, that no shark would happen to
be close by and second, that II one
should attack, a good swimmer armed
with a knife, had an almost even
chance of winning the duel
If there were two or more sharks,
the iig was up. There were other
pcrils including guards bullets, pois-
onous snakes, fcvCrmosquitoes, star
vation and a tropical sun.
WHERE rivers and brackish Ia
w goonS had 10 be crossed there
was the alligator whose armorcd hld"
is proof against the knife. For this en-
Cmy the weapon Was an even simpler
one, a stick, about two and hall feet
long and sharpened at both ends.
Prison tradition credits the lnvcn.
ton 10 one Of the early conVicts bat
it seems more likely, as the natives
claim, 10 have been an aboriginal idca
from the deep past.
When attacked by an alligator, the
gwimmCr had to face the enemy AID
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

pcdocs, in evident fear Of being too late to cal
Al prisoners We're invited 10 drop their woiI
and watch the spectacle and they needed no urgln1
Even the sick if able 10 get 10 convenient wlndo
responded The scene was supposed 10 be good n
tho morale OF those who might be- planning z
attempt 10 escape.
Morale sttfts-tu br Il tricky thing 10 ffCul1
GunviCtS bet with each other and With the guard
as TO which shark would fare the best. On'
known as the General was a three ioone iavoTt'
The only effect seems 10 have been that c>caI
ing prisoners usually were careful TO nave natN
place his canoe where it could be stolen Whic
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-02-01
'Fryberg Brothers,
.Shipbu1ders Of
Note, VIII Retire

A bottle crashing against the
hull of a Navy refrigeration YES
sci recently, sending it down the
ways, meant the end of more than
35 years of building ships in the
same plant for Henry F. and Will
liam G. Fryberg of Seattle. They
had disposed of their plant in a
$500, 900 deal, and their plans were
to retire to their beach homes on
Puget Sound.
The Frybergs, their brother
Charles, who died a few years ago,
and the late T. w. Smith organized
in 1909 the Ballard Marine Rail-
way Company and by hard and
efficient work, placed it among
the leading wooden-ship yards
of the Pacific Northwest.
William Fryberg was the first
white child born in Port Wash
ington, near Bremerton. He at
tended the Winslow schools and in
1891 went to work in the famous
old Hall Brothers shipyard, where
he obtained his first shipbuilding
experience.
Henry Fryberg was born in
Eagle Harbor In 1902, when he
was 10 years old, he entered the
plant of the Vulcan Iron Works
of Seattle. Later he worked at
the Puget Sound Navy Yard. He
returned from Bremerton to join
his brothers and Mr.. Smith in the
organization of the Ballard Marine
Railway Company.
Charles Fryberg came TO the Pu-
get Sound country from Sweden
with his parents when he was 18
months old. The father, Capt.
Hans Fryberg. arrived on the
Sound in a sailing vessel in 1874.
He engaged in logging with his
brother Peter and later worked in
the Hall Brothers shipyard and at
the Port Blakely Mill.
At the last launching under the
Fryberg brothers management
their sister, Mrs. E. c. Smith, was
the sponsor and Mrs. Henry F.
Fryberg and Mrs. William G. Fry
berg the co-sponsors.
Capt. H. N. Wallin. supervisor
of shipbuilding in the Seattle area,
thanked the Fryberg brothers on
behalf of the Navy for their con-
tribution to the war effort. He
said the plant, under the Fryberg
management, built 16 vessels for
the Navy, of which IA have been
delivered.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-02-01
Mortin Anderson, Danish
Pioneer, Dies at Home

Seattle lost another pioneer
with the death on Jan. 18th of
Martin G. Anderson, 10, 11S w.
seth ST., retired carpenter and
contractor, who had resided in
the Fairmont District since 1887.
Funeral services for Mr.. Ander-
son, native of Denmark, We're
held Jan. 10th in the Fisher and
Kalfus chapel. Burial was in Ev-
ergreen Cemetery.
Survivors include the widow,
Mrs. Trena Anderson; three sons,
Romie T. Anderson, Clayton A.
Anderson and Reiff M. Anderson,
all of Seattle; daughter, Mrs.
Ruth, Ladd of Modesto, Calf, and
seven grandchildren.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-02-01

sens brother Sergeant r. G. Nor
Jensen, is fighting in France with
the infantry.
First Lieut.. James NJ. Hansen,
whose wife resides in Spokane,
was killed in action in the Europ-
can theatre.
Pfc. Nels X. Nelson, son of Nels
A. Nelson, Box 115, La Conner, has
been killed in action in the Europ-
can theatre.
=,
Mr.. Emil Toivonen. Ri. 2, Ever
EFT, has received word that his son,
First Sergeant Neil M. Toivonen,
has been killed in action in Europe.
S/Sergt. Arthur N. Zachrisson,
husband of Mrs. Martha e. Zach
risson of Camas. has been reported
killed in action in the European
area.