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DEER PARK

Mrs. Leon White had her tonsils
removed last Friday at Reeves Clinic,
Westernport
Mrs Ralph Sebold visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Wrightsman for few days last
week
Mr.. Jesse White is slowly improv-
ing in hospital at Philippi, w. Va,
after a serious operation. Mr. and
Mrs. James White and Miss Mabel
White visited their father at the hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lee and fam
lily visited her mother on Sunday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
CT Garrett County, Maryland, Letters of Au-
ministration on the estate Of
EI'GENE CONERF ORD.
late of Garrett County, Mary and, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the
subscriber. on or before the nth day of
April, 1916 they may otherwise by law be
excluded from al benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 1915 FREDERICK \. THAYER, Jr.,
Administrator,
Oakland, Maryland,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Onc b fiat Clarinet.
complete with case. Apply T. j. Stan
ton. Oakland.-35-lt
FOR SALE-Ono Underwood Port
able TypewIitcr condition good,
Delbcrt Davis. OaEland-35-tf
JUST RECFIVED-Nice lot Woven
Wire Fencing. Right prices. f. G. Fox
and Son, Fricndsvillc, Md.-33-4t"
FOR SALE-One Maple Baby Bed,
complete; Slightly used Mrs. Martha
Hoult, r. > Oakland Md.-35-2t#
FOR SALE-Round light oak ex-
tension table, cheap Telephone 15G-W,
Oakland, or call at 1913 Second SIT
FOR SALE-White Leghorn Pul-
lets, three 10 five and one-half months
old. Allen O. Yoder, Grantsville. Md.
Pitt.
COAL - Hauled anywhere from
mines at Kingwood-the Bakerstown
vein. See Harold Frazee, Hutton,
Md.-33-S
FOR SALE-Stevenson Rifle, $3.50,
as good as new, and two boxes Of
shells. Arlie Nine, Mt. Lake Park,
Md.-35-3t@
FOR SALE-Table top Gas Range;
also Gas Heater. Apply 0. Halsey,
Deep Greek, Route 219; Oakland, Star
R0ute.-35-2t*
FOR SALE - 1897 Dodge 3-4-ton
Pickup; good mechanical condition;
good rubber Apply Earl Shank, Kitz-
miller, Md.-32-tf.
FOP SALE Shore front plots and
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to neighbors and friends for
their kindness and sympathy and the
beautiful floral offerings during the
illness and at the death of our be-
loved sister and aunt, Marian Alberta
White.
We especially thank Rev. Spraguc.
Rev. Pickens and Rev Brk for their
many acts Of kindness and consoling
words, and the Methodist church
choir for their singing; also the Boil
dens for their kind service.
Mrs. DELLA SLABAUGH,
Her many Nieces and Nephews.
Advertisement It
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day.
Mrs. Evelyn Schroycr was a dinner
guest Of her mother, Mrs Minnie Fike
near Hazelton, on Thursday.
Mrs. D. l.. Fike, Mrs. Albert Sill
! baugh and Miss Cecilia Frazee were
! rcceAt guests Of Mrs. James Fike.
Mrs. Myrtle Bmkhart. Of Akron
was a Weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ 7. b. IIjnpbaugh and Mr. and Mrs.
( Lewis Hirllle, and children Winchcs-
ter, Va, were Sunday afternoon Wis
tor at the limbaugh home
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy s. Friend and
grandsons, Robert and Rodney Buck
ingham, We're Monday evening guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Guard.
Miss Bessie Brenneman entertained
a number of friends at a bingo party
at her home last Thursday night
Mr., and Mrs. D. Mccullough spent
the weekend with the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Wright, Glade
Farms, W. Va.
MIS-. Eta Lininger, NJ Set. and Mrs.
Edward Lininger visited A. G. Linin-
ger and family at Connellsville, Pa,
Saturday.
! Mrs Mabel NcCuen, Allison, Pa,
is visiting her father W. w Savage,
and sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
/. Friend, this week
Rev. and Mrs. II. r. Wriston and
son John and Jack Friend attended Il
conference held at Romncy, W. Va
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor and
daughter Nancy, Salisbury Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Newark, N.
j.; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Statler, Oak
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Friend
were Tuesday evening DINNER guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Guard.
Mrs. David Fikc spent Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Selby, Selbys-
por,. Ross, Jr., returned with them for
visit Of a few days.
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LOST
WANTED

WANTED-Used piano. Mrs. James
Nally, Oakland.-351t*
WANTED - Dressed Pork. War
hicks Meat Market. Oakland 30 if,
WANT TO Child's Table and
Chair Set. Mrs. Norman Wine. Phone
376-M-33-3t
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
The Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County. Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 5 AND 6, 1915
BY order Of the Board
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk.
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Classified Advertisements


PIANO misunderstanding and
regulating. j. S. Elliott, Mountain
Lake Park. Phone 85-W.-4G-tf
FOR RENT
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-06-22
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81 Rn E;n;nr, q. Stnrs.,a 2
By Lillian B. Storms

Almost never do two children o.
babies of the same age have ex
actly the same food habits. On
child will be ready for a three
meals day schedule at nint
months of age and another one viii
not until his first birthday. On'
child will drink quart of milk Q
day throughout childhood and eas
plenty of other foods too. Anotheg
child will be satisfied and appaYN
emily be as healthy on much less
milk. If too much milk is gives
a child may not eat enough othc'
foods. O.
One child will eat cereal once
day, another may not want ans
cereal at all, a third will eat cer
cal twice a day. For the child wbs
will not eat any cereal, offer
variety of cereals which are su:t
able for the age of the child.
young baby will be restricted to TIE
special baby cereals, but there are
both wheat cereals and those made
from oatmeal, giving variety ~
taste and food values. Adding
strained fruit to the cereal changes
the flavor, pleasingly. =
If the baby or young child dehs
nitely rebels at eating cereals N
any kind, their place in the dieS
may be taken by larger amoun:s
Of the other foods, especially milf
and vegetables. After a vacatics
from cereals, then try them again,
In any case, show no concern ap5
don't give your child any iudice-i
tion that his eating of cereal a.
anything else is an important mar
ter. O. z
Babies are like the rest u *.
If a large serving Of a food we 90
not care for is placed before us =
takes away our appetites. II
small serving is offered without
comment, so we do net think We
are being forced into doing some.
thing we do not want 70 do. W.
are quite apt to be good sports a0sa
do IS we are expected to do. Bee
ter to ask for a second or even a
third small serving than to be dis.
couraged by the appearance OF tor
much food.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-06-22
BEWILDERED SON

Who are you but the dust of the eassS
made into a common form
Who are you tina, you should condemn
the faith of one, the race Of one,
And strive TO do them harm
he good book of old has stoutly tol6
20 love me is TO love my own.
YET down thru the ages this condition
SELL RACES
This suffering from race hatred and
SCOrn.
Yes they laughed when we prayed from
the cotton field 10 the grave
Claimed our minds knew OF IS. .s
higher to do
Yet these same folk now call your name
Why? know God so do you
lis Gods war they say and He's with
us the way in everything we do
Now God I've never questioned You
word since the birth of my day
But isn't it true what | long, long age
once heard them say
hat only black folks like me find time
10 pray
By Bib INK SbofO Ksssy
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

len i'm 9iiro Ser 9reuBiihen Staats-
l~otterie angeltellt, beiratete 1904,
febrte aber 1917 onein ouf einem o1-
niifen Camper nod @aTbington
3uriif, neil nod MmerifnS gintritt
in ben @eltfrieg ieine &riegspeniion
ni6t nod Geutidlono fam. @r trot
ins ,,Nor department" elm, IieB
1922 leine 5omrlie nab bier nod
fommen, fatfte ii6 elm @ols in
.Nft. &ainier" liru0 blie6 i'm Megie-
~rungsoienit bis Dor flir5en. @r Iiebte
ieinen @arten urto feline bieIen
6reunoe. @r batte cine ionnige.
freunoli6e Ratur, mar gut beleier,
ueritan0 iid aud auf finan5ieae Dir-
ge, beobadtete sic internationole go
tiff nit GROCER &lugheit, berpabrte
iih ieinen Sumor, er5dblte germ aus
Ieinen Grfabrungen in sen Hbilippi-
men, beiufte oie olte Seimat 1895,
uno lpar gan3 Menih, liebensmiir.
oig, eaitfreunolid launig, INNER ge-
iuno, Itarf, groBeemadien. bottle ei-
men groBen 6reunoesfreis, oud in
Baltimore. Gr rube in Jrieoen.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
Sur 1~ltmiiefreMnNe
@ener @al3cr nit mniifal. @e6et TO-
chen eridienen.

Cur @rinnerung an oie 8efreinng
Geiterreihs bat Elm naturnliiierter
Oeiterreifer me6rere @nl5ermelo0i-
en- in elmer &ompoiition Dereinigt un-
ter Dem Sitel ,6brougb clips anO
Oonit6e 8aQe1" GSm IIpenlonO uno
0onautaD. 0ieie &louierfompolition
entb1lt Oas @ebet emit 5meiipra6i-
gem Eert) zines iungen Wd06ens,
oos Dor einem &ru3iiir in ben 8er-
gen tniet un0 StoBge6ete gum S6op-
fer ienoet, i6n bitten0, Sen perniBt
gegIaubten iungen Mnnn ibrer 8abl
BON ser @oelpeiB5Sude bell 3uriif.
5ibringen. gnoli6 febrt oieier, OBJ
mobl BON einem Stur5 5eri6un0en,
aber nit Dem @0elpeiB auf Dem SUIT,
in i6re @rne 5uriif. 5roben Ser3ens
6ieben 0ie gliifli6en Meniden 3u
Gal un6 mir fin0en iie in flottem
@al3eridritt I'M naben 0orf. Die atl-
idlieBen0en 5lpei GeiIe idiloern oos
u@liid i'm Oreipierteltoft" Mon bort
audi cine 3ifber unO oas 8mitldern
Der 80gel i'm 8al0e.
Gieie melooii6e photographic
inmt ,JMfatoen's 8raDer" lit nit lido
men 8iloern muiifbiitoriider @rt
(einidlieBli6 ser 8iener @al3erf0-
nige StrauB uno 2anner) geldmiidt
uno Tam ourh 0as u@aibington
BournaI" 6e5ogen per0en. gin3el.
preiS Soc, ourd oie Poit &c fir aus
tpGrts @obnenOe.
gs lei betont, OaB bonn Nettoertrog
Elm frelpiaiger 8eitrog einem wobl-
tGtigen 3wef 3~ugeuieien meroen ioa.
S6on oespegen meroen 2ie6baber
meloOii9er 8olfsmuitt 0ieies ala-
Oieritiid taufen molten (Spiel3eit
8-9 Minuten, pie gei6rie6en).
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
@idarS anOeriOn seiturben

@orige @ode Dienstog Morgen,
81. @uguit, itorb i'm bieligen
,g@ount59llto" : &ranfenbous Serr
Gidnr0 5. SO. an0erion, @eteron
oes MISUNDERSTANDING &rieges,
Mitglieo oe8 &riegeroereins Ser
ollnite0 Spaniib @ar @eterons",
Nfitglieo audi oes bieiigen 3meiges
ser 0eutihen uS9lnroffio", elmer
8ereinigung BON 6reunoen bon SUI
NOR, &unIt un0 2iterotur. Ser Ser
ltorbene erfranfte plotli1 am 1. Alt-
quit an 8lin0onrment3iinoung. muir
De am 2. 4lt9ltlt operiert, blieb Bis
gum II. Iugult i'm &~ranfenbaus,
erbolte iih anfdeineno gut un0 mur-
Sc ais gebeilt gu ieiner @ripatpob-
nung in ,JMount &ainier", elmer
8oritoot bon @aibington, entloIien,
fiiblte ii6 ober balo mieoer unfpobl
muroe am Sonntog Morgen 10. Nt-
quit gum &ranfenballs 3uriifgebra6t
ur0 Itorb bort in Ser NaAt pom 20.
gum 81. @r binterl1Bt ieire Strait
Auguite uno 3pei perbeirntete aitt-
Ser, 5rau Selene 81. &ifingIto0 uno
&i6aro g. 4noerion, @bemifer, uno
cine S6p6gerin. Die geeroigung
NOR 5reitag Nud)mittug, "a auguit
bonn Erouerbauie ans gum ,,2itt.
coln" -6rie0boL moielblt in Ser &a-
pene bonn @eiltli9en rn0 leinen
5reunOen leiner geoodt muroe. @r
mar iebr beliebt in ser Na6borifuft
urO bel leinelt &oaegen in ser Ste.
gierung uluo in 8riuatfreiien. Ilt-
geiteGt por er ieit 1917 int &riegs-
miniiteriltm NSar 0eptm.) ais Sim
geraborud : 6a6ntnnn. 8eniiontert
muroe er Dor etpa 0rei Sobren. gr
freute Iid gon3 oieier 3eit Ser 8en-
iionsiabre. gr mliroe Sc Sabre oft.
@err An0erion muroe 1879 ols
Sobn elmer oelttihen Mlttter in Hor-
megen geboren. 9Els ser 8ater itorb,
febrte sic Mutter nit DEM etluo bier
i1brigen Sobn nn6 Geutiflan0 5u-
rid unO 5mar CUR Sta0t Nor0bult-
len, iitolid pom Sor8gebirge. Sort
muhs &i6oro altf, aber i6on nit 16
ooer II Sabren erfaBte i'm Die 8art-
oerllit oes 8ifinger. @r muroe 0ia-
trole, I'M sic @elt fennen 81 Iernen.
9as 1898 ser Spaniidtamerifoniide
&rieg aus6rad, meloete er ii6 ais
Jreipiliger gum amerifaniiden
Seere uno fGmpfte in Sen @bilippi-
men. Sort oerlor er Elm 9ein, pom
&nie ab. Gs mur0e ourd Elm Sol5-
6ein 10 gliidlib eriebt, oaB mo- faum
etluos merfte. Nad) 5nei Sabren in
@afbingtun 5og SEER Mnoerlon 1902
nod 9eutl6lano 3uriid, be3og cine
8eniion BON Ser amerifanil6en &e-
gieritng, blieb in Geuti6lano anleri-
fanii6er giirger, mlroe in Norobolt-
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
WHAT WOULD HAPPEN?

Darkness would lay its inky finger on your home. Food
would spoil. A flick of a switch wouldn't toast your bread,
or cool your living room, or perk your coffee. You'd have
to sweep by broom, wash by hand, wear unironed clothes.
Your house would be a little isolated world of its own,
with no telephone, no radio, no newspapers to link you with
humanity. Time would stop with the frozen hands of your
electric clock. Transportation would be paralyzed.
You'd have no job, since almost all in~dustry-fronn the
cash register to the welder's arc-draws its vitality from
the little blue spark of electricity. War production would
stop in its tracks.
But electricity never takes a vacation. 90 seconds
to the minute, 90 minutes to the hour, day and night,
summer and winter, electric service stands eagerly await
ing the flick of a switch.
And this dependabiity is no accident. 1t is the result
of hard work and careful planning by folks who know
their business-your friends and neighbors III this company.
. Listen to 1.-THE UMMER ELECTRIC -FOUR" with Robert
Armbrusters Orchestra and guest stars. Every Sunday after
noon, $50, EWT. CHS Network.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
H~ciniemnessG bcmifas
lien tpcrNcn frciececbcn

Na6 Sem 81. Nligliit fonnen sic
heniiden Observation-Disclosures pie-
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31
HnnN hI. StcpRans
micNcr in 8MN0pclt

Sol36urg. - Die Sono 0es I'll.
stephan, cine ser foit6oriten 8eli-
quien ser ungnrii6en @eIdidte, lit
mieoer in 8lloapelt anseIangt, eeraoe
CUR reften Belt fiir sic oli1brlid
obge6altene 6eier oes Stepbonsta-
ges, mie Souptmann &olpb 9iefen-
buh, elm fotbolii6er 6eIogeiitli6er
oeS omerifoniu3en 2. 4rmeeforpS,
nod ieiner &iiffebr aus 8uoapeit
mitteilte.
8ater GieFenbo6, see oamit be-
troltt nor, oie &eliquie, oie aus Sic
1erbeitsgriinoen nod Ceiterreid ge-
braht moroen nor, nif @runo elmer
bon ser 4rmee erteilten @rlalibniS
na6 8ltoapeIt 3uriid5uhringen, err
3G6lt, onB oie omerifnnii6en Soloa-
ten tpegen ser Seimbringung Ser &e-
liqltie bon sen l1n9arn entbulioItii6
afflamiert puroen.
0uS Oeplell utl lutlltl 9uHu ue2
6eiligen Stepban, oieies beiliggeipro.
henen &onigS aus ser ungaril6en
6riibdeit, miiroe oos ct. Stepbalts.
felt arg be%eintrddtigt boben.
9ater 9iefenbofD ebemaliger 8far-
rer an Ser ct. SoIepbS : Stride in
Souiton, Seros, trof borieen Conn
tag obeno NIT Ser &eliquie in 8iton-
peit Elm. Sn Ieiner 8egleitung befan-
Sen iid orei Mann bon ser omerifo-
niIden 26. Chiffon: &orporal Mi
faeG GbriItiano aus gbelieo, Mtoii.;
sic 5rancis 9uffp aus philadelphia,
uno Sic Garland @ooep aus Sope-
men, So.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

GOncurS Glnb, Snc. Br6iioen:
9rIfre0 S6meier; Sefret6r, 6rau u.
S6lodter, 1863 Conn. abe., q. SO.
8eriammlung ON 3. Wittpod /. 80.
TrOIpect Sill TrieSbOf. grdiiOent:
Greo gogelione; Sefretdr, S. q.
8infler; Sdasmeiiter: 2ourence 81.
Stub. 8eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 6rieobofsge61uOe.
0entIde Jrcimnnrer GOse Armi.
nius, @r. %, T.A.A.@. Sefretdr:
6reOf. Bertram, 134d S9epber0
Str, g. 6. 8erinmmlltng an l..
0ienStag i'm Monat i'm gseuen Ma.
ionic EempeI, 13te un6 s StraBe,
q. 8.
Nrminims gergniisnnss ; @erein.
1ralioent: Senrp &ieiter; Sefretdr:
Sbeooor 2er6, 1905 Siebente Stra.
BE, 81. 80. 8erionmlung am /.
Sonnaben0 I'M Monnt.
8reater Beneficial l%lniOn, 9iitrift
Nr. 100. @r1iioent: Sobn @reOlein;
SefretGr: Gbriitian Gbriit 1922
6infte StroBe, g.. 70. 8eri. am
4. 0ienstag I'M Monot I'M Sauie Nr.
1920 5 StroBe, %. 6.
Greater Beneficial llniDn, 9iitrift
Rr. 40. 8raitoent: @idel Sol.
ner; Sefret6r, Gbriltian &ronen.
bitter, 11O4 gonipant Str, Siluer
Spring, Mo. geri. am A. 5reitag
i'm Monat i'm ,Bibe 8oint Sauern"
12te uno g StroBe, NorOoit.
Tmppert Scim Jranen 6ilfsberein.
9rGIiSentin: Jrou @rnit %. 8romn;
Sefretarin; 6rau Mabel 9ies. Der
%iommlung an 2. Oienstag i. 90. UNI
2 u5r i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

Slane anpons: @erOen n4t mebr gebruudt 90 6e Nutionieruns oufge.
boben III.
Nute Snpons nnO Soften: 90. bis 80 uno III Big 81 in Bud A gefeu,
un0 ppor: 90 Bis ~ Bis 81. Mugur; 80 bis 80 Bis 80. september;
81 bis 81 bis 81. Oftober; 81 Bis SCI big 80. gopemter. Sic Sofen
I'M 8erte bon einen Tunft oienen gum Wedieln Der Gupons BON lie 5ebn
gunften.
am !. September treten 81 bis 81 in Strait uno geten Bis 81.
0e5en6er.
Snder: aupon SO in Bud A gift fir flint Pfuno Biz gum 81. @uguit.
@b /. September gilt &upon 38 fir Ole gleide Nenge Bis @noe De-
3enber, uno anpon 36 tritt geid8itg ouBer, aroft.
Sdmbe: aupons SIR. 1, 6, 8 umo A Unit Dem 5lueaeug) in Bud 8 gelten
unbeihranft gum @e5ug BON ie einem Soar S6uben. a~l
8aOin mnb @renn6l: @oioniernng ~aufgeboben.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

ser in unbeidranfter Menge @eini-
benuBen.
9as Nmt fir 3ipilfor6erniiie Jag
tie, Dab ieoe &ontroae ii6er Carbon
.etra6lorio, Rridloretbplen un6
Gerdlorotbplen o~ufgebpben miro
8abren6 oes &rieges maren oie Hei-
alf ungefdbr 20 Yro3ent
ilres normolen @erbrau6es be-
hrGlttt.
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

Die 9ofridt bon ibrer Anfunfi
muroe ourd Oos 8uoopeIter HoOio
mitgetetlt, unO ale @loden in ser
Stuot lGuteten, nm Oas @reisnis an-
5ufiinOigen. GouienOe BON Meniden
Washington Journal., 1945-08-31

aus Ser ltmeebilng Ser StoOt MUIR
sen oiirh Haoioienoungen %peronloBt,
an Sen am Montog a6gebaltenen Be.
remonien teil3unebmen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-25
MAD AZ LET starr
MOSKI LAHKO PROSIJO
IA ODPUST IZ ARMADE.

WASHINGTON, "a. aprila. -
Vojni department je danes ma
znanil, da imejo AZ let ali vec sta
ri mozje, XII so sli v armada kot
prostovoljci, pravico vloziti
prosnjo "a odpust.
Prosnje takih MOI bodo "a
vrnjene le,. ako je v teku prot
MIN disciplinarna akcija ali ako
so potrebni nadaljne zdravniske
ali kirurske oskrbe.
Oni vcjaki, XII so upraviceni
ter sluzijo preko morja, bodo
poslani .domov pri prvi priliki in
odpusceni. Vojni department So
di, da je $4,000 MOI, XII imajo
pravico prositi "a odpust.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-25
Tepez med STUDENT

Snoci je prisla v Euclid sku-
pima kakih 25 studentov liz Col
linwood High School, da Sc uda-
RHO STUDENT il Euclda:c Sled
njih pa nj bilo ma pczoriscu, ma
kar so fantje il Collinwooda "a
cell razgrajati po okolici E. 222
St. in: Babbit Rd. Ko je prisla
policija, je mlade vrocekrvneze
zacela loviti in jih IA odpeljala
ma policijsko postajo, kjer je
starejse pridrzala preko noei,
mlade pa je spustila, da so sli
domov. 'Trubel" Sc je zacel zad-
MO soboto, ko je pri nekem
hamburger standu" v Euclidu
prislo do spopada med fanti i
Euclida in CollinWooda, XII Sc je
koncal Z begom Collinwoodca
nov, ki SO Sc torej snoci vrnili,
da operejo ''svojo cast.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-25
Dive ruski armadi Sc strnili Berlinu
begu pred Reo ,oko za,rrem cd aer Get

LONDON sreda 25 aprila veera strniN razdeja-
in goreeem Berlinu dve mogoeni rus armadi mata
poses dobro polovco neske prestoce kate Nemci sam
pznavajo da deano obkjena odrezana cd zunanjega
sveta. .: .I>1#~-.. H. a NJ
Komunkej XII e bill obavljen Moskvi naznanja. da
Bernu spole le prve uuainke beloruske armade
XII sta koordnirani opera zavze slezjsk koodvor in
okrozja lezeEa in vzhodno Cd kolodvora. .
prve beoruke povejue marsal zukov
obene izvrse gganen koleb prot
padni stran in preseke izmed dveh avn ze
le4niskh prog dr Berna prot severozapadn NeG Cd
druge proge pa oddaljene samo dve mili. : ks@t&
Poroea Moskve XII vedno izkazueo
do poponega obkcenja Berna manka Sc l6 mill edte ko
porota nemh pravio da hodni k se odprt nac
je severozapadni stran mesta. meri vee kot m e
PARIZ Is. aprila Bavarsk. kjer
lzirane neske sle prpravajo svoj zan odpor dvo M
zaveznske armade katerh mogoni kav nahaao Is
mill cd avstriske meje. 'l.." ~ &..:. =:
veeraj soSe nemskh civistov paniki bezo pred
Rus OBJ posusilo preo nij toda Aer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-25
Schuschnigg je bill
umorjen, porocajo
osvobojeni jetniki =.

FLOSSENBURG koncentra-
cijski tabor, Nemcija, "a. aprila.
Politicni jetniki, katere so
osvobodili ameriski vojaki v tenn
koncentracijskem taboriscu, so
danes porocali, da so naciji Is.
aprila umorili bivsega avstrij-
skega kancelarja Kurta Schu-
schnigga, bivsega nemskega fl
nancnega ministra DIR. Hjalmar-
ia Schachta pa da SO odpeljali v
notorieno koncentracijsko tabo-
risce " Dachau-u.
Jetniki pravijo, da so naciji
bivsega avstrijskega kancelar-
ia, XII je bill jetnik nacijev cd
okupacije Avstrije leta 1889,
najbrze obesili.
Glasom izpovedi osvobojenih
jetnikov, so naciji aretirali
Schachta zadnjega julia po po-
nesrecenem atentatu ma Hitler
ia. (Pred nekaj dni je neki anne
riski correspondent porocal, da
je govoril Saskatchewan bra
tom, XII mu je rekel, da naciji
drzijo bivsega financnika v Ber-
linu in da je bill najbrze a m
umorjen.)
Osvobojeni jetniki pravijo, da
so naciji pred prihodom Ameri-
kancev odvedli v Dacahu 13, 600
jetnikov in da so bill med temi
Schuschniggova zena, bivsa gro
flea Vera Fugger, njena mala
heerka in polk. Jack Churchill,
sloviti britski komando castnik,
XII so ga Nemci zajeli pred letom
dni, ko Sc je boril S partizani
marsala Tita v Jugoslaviji.