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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
-WidJ. g., @aiI.

gs lit ourdaus ni6t ouffaueno,
oaB Die fommuniitilde 9ropogonoa,
i'm gerein nit Ser liberolen, unb
maureriI6en, Sano in Sano arbeitet
gesen Die fatboliide Stride, beionoers
gesen oen Buplt, uno 5ulest gegen
Die fatbolil6en &egierungen Spa=
MEMS uno Bortugals. 0ieies fontbi-
nierte mooerne anti9riltentum or
beitet nit raffinierteren Mitteln ge-
gen Die 8elision llno Mforal als Sic
Helieionsfeinoe in friibern Sabrbun-
oerten. sic lperoen ibren ginfluB uno
1bre Wtadt aud auf aaen rSrieoens"
tonferen5en uno iflieBlid beim ssrie-
oensabidluB gelteno MAIDEN, looaB
Die 8elt iiber fur5 ooer lana einem
neuenL nod fiirdterli6eren aries ent-
gegengebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
Hb. S., Mp.

Benn man ben 8aibingtoner Mel-
oungen 8lauben beimeiien fann, 10
ut Ole Ter5ogeruns bes Boitperfebrs
nit Seuti6lano nidt Dem 8rdIioen-
ten, nod ben 8olfspertretern 5usll-
lbreiben, ion6ern, nie elm Senator
bebanptet, neil BON iotpietruiIilder
Seite oasegen gintpGnoe erboben
peroen. Sen Senatoren lei mitgeteilt
iporoen, bob Der Yoltperfebr nit
Dentlhlanb ni6t obne einltimmiaes
llebereinfommen Der alliierten &on.
troltommiliion mieoer bergeIteGt
meroen tonne.
Die amerifaniiden 3eitungen, me-
|nigltens Die ,pirfli6 amerifaniihen,
befiirporten cine baloige Silfe fir
oas bnngern6e beutide 8oIf. ugs iii
nottpenoig, " idreibt oie ,Star-Eimes
BON ct. Souis, ~fiir Die in Deutld-
lanb iiberleberoen MilitariIten elm
8eiipiel gu ltatuieren, aber es i'll
nidt nottpenoig, aus Madegefiiblen
Sunger uno &ranfbeiten in Dolem
umfange auffommen at lailen."
Shretbt Die ,Gatbolic geems' :
uWenn amerifaniIden Bripatagentu-
rem ni6t Die M0glidfeit geaeben
miro, Sauienoen bon biIflolen 6e,,t-
ihen &tnoern unb @reilen at BEL
fen, miro Imerifa BON ieiner bisheri.
gen TRADITION abmei9en. gs gibt
|niht 10 ettpas tpie elm IbuI6iaes
Rinb, aber es gibt in BEN Ser. Staa-
ten geoanfenloie Berionen, 6ie es er-
lauben tpiroen, oaB &in6er berbun-
germ nit Der @usreoe, BOB Iie ihul.
big iin0 fir oas, tpas Sitler aetan
bat. Das beutl6e 8olf bat ebenIo tpe.
mig nngenommen, ipobin Der &itleris-
mus es fiibren miirbe, 1rah6em bie
Ndais trot elmer @abI, in Ser fie
|nibt Die Wtehrbeit batten dur Maht
famen, ipie llniere eigene g2atio,,,
oenn mir baben iabrelang, nadbem
9itler our Megierung tam, nit linn
@eihdfte gemadt. Sier gebt es Inn
|mebr als uur Die &llngern6en in
Dentidlano. Sier gebt es nm bic
|probe Der AriitliAen @runoidte 5ie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
- -8ntter6ereitumg. :

8obl infolse Ser anappbeit Ser
Butter baben mebrere 2eierinnen BEN
ausfunftsmnn eriu6t, elm friiber an
oieIer Stelle per0ffentlidtes Butter.
bereitungsre5ept 5u tpioerboIen.
8enn man nur cine fleine Guantitdt
Butter bereiten min, fann man iid
zines eleftriiden uWirers" beoienen.
Wan fam aud Butter our6 &ohen
oes Gabmes beritellen. Man IGBt 6en
Gabm (Gream) = am beIten 1T
.8bipping Cream" - fohen ,tnb
riibrt i'm nit einem bolaernen 20f.
fel beitanoig Inn, bamit er nidt iiber.
lauft. Soate er bennod in 6ie &obe
geben, 6rebe man Die @asflanlme ME.
oriser ooer - bel &oblenfeuer -
nebme man ben Sopf 5eittpeilig bonn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

|faiienoen @ri,nobeiis oes friiberen
oeutiden Mrmee-Snnptmanns aarI
Geiilbarbt in 8urgtperben, Megie-
rungsbe5irf Meriebnrg, in Der pro-
ping Sadien. Die @einbarots tpobn-
ten 0ort ieit bier3ig Sabren. 1853
oiente ons @ut Doriibergebel,o nls
oas Sauptquartier Srieorihs 0es
@roBen 1pabreno bes Siebeni1brigen
arieges. Gtnbutoertiieb
2anoarbeiter nnb fiinfunopier5ig
Seller muroen beib1ftigt. Getreioe
uno 3uferriiben iporen Der Sanpt-
ertrdg oes 8ooens. gel1n iin6 aus Dem
@runobeiis fiinf5ig fleine Glitter bon
ie fiinf Seftar (12.4 Mder) gen,a6t
moroen. Die n1eiIten Itnb ebernals
lanbloien 8auern gegeben tporben,
sic fir &einbarot ar6eiteten. Mnbere
Seile murben bereits etablierten
aleinbanern gegeben, Die oils LAMB
arm galten, oa lie neniger als flint
bis aht Seftdr belaBen. gbenfans
aufgeteilt puroen oas 8ieb, @eflii-
gel uno Die 2anoipirtihaftsaerdte
oes &einbarot'i6en 8ntes, p1breno
oie groBen Wai6inen alien our 8e-
nuslng freiIteben. Die 8auern, sic
oas Sano erbielten, miiiien bafiir in
@elo ooer Hro6uften an Die Bropin=
5talregierung 5ablen. Gen &letnbou-
ern miro cine 3ebniabresfriit einge.
raumt llno Die iibrigen baben 5tpan-
gig Sabre 3eit. 9ie 3ablung beItebt
aus tauieno bis fiinfsebnbunoert ai-
10 Hoggen per Seftar, ie nad Der
Grtragsfabigfeit oes 8ooens. guf
9runo oes gegentDartigen &oggens
preiies bon 5lpan5ig Marf fir bun-
bert &ilo beoeutet oies bis su orei-
bunoert Marf per Seftar. Sssn bieier
Sobe meroen aud Die friiberen gi-
gentiimer entidaoigt, penn lie oa5u
bere6tigt iino. slae gigentiimer, sic
9sa5is poren, geben leer aus"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
MuAkunN,
8pn yrpf. 5. M. 9ibreu,
Mebaftenr bes ,@aiienfrenn6
g., Ore.

@ir baben Hoti5 genommen bon
Dem ausge5ei6neten eoitorlellen Mrs
tifel oes st. Soiepbs-8latts' iiber
ote &apitlllation bes 9eosi-Hegimes
Dor ser fotbolii6en Stride IN 9euti6s
lano. Sas beltdtigt, mas mir oamals
ifon bebauptet baben, oaB Die No5t-
Saupter ni6ts IN Der 8elt fiirdte-
ten llno n1ebr fiir6ten oils bie fatbolis
i6e Stride. GieIer beroii6e &f
Ser &atbolifen 9eltlhIanos unb Dor
auem ser beloenmiitigen fatboliiden
8ilhofe trug nid)t menig gum gu.
iummenbru6 oes nationalio5ialiitt-
iben Hegimes ln1o gum i6liebliden
ltntergang bes Ra5ismlts bel.
8ie ser 8erfaiier oes eoitoriellen
slrtifels betont, mar bas national
loSioltItii6e @offenitialtanosungebo
an sic fatboliid)e Stride fir oen oelit-
i6en gpiifopat oas Signal oafiir,
baB ser 3uiunmenbrlt6 oes Gegimes
llnuufl6iebbar geiporOeu. gs nurbe
NIT &edt als oas Spmptom oes un=
aufbaltiamen Nieoergangs uno Ser
falls bes ga5itl,ms gepertet.
8enn 9ildof 8raf BON @alen ni6t
Dor elm Solfsgeridt geiteat, 5um So
Be perurteilt 11no offentlid gebenft
1uuroe; 1penn &aroinalprimas Slono
nidt in bas &on5entrationsloger
Sa6ienbauien iiberfiibrt lpuroe;
menn Sunoerte bon fatbolilden Brie-
Itern uno 2aien beim ginmarl6 Ser
amerifaniIden Sruppen in 9adau
nod lebenb porgefunoen uno nidt
porber in einem groBen 8ll1tbao um-
gebra6t puroen, 10 lit oas auf ienes
8affenitiaf aftanosangebot Der gea5i-
Siibrer 5uriid5ufiibren, in tpel6en1
Die oeutiden giidofe als Soroernoe
auftraten unb in unabldliigen Ser
bunolungen nit Sen unitdern Sent
fern oes Sritten Gei6es oas Sos ser
ibnen auf 2eben llno Sob ausgeliefer-
ten nnifpuloigen Sdftlinge 5u erlei6-
tern iudten.
llnbegreifli6 lit es, oaB man oieien
beroiiden aampf Ser oeutiden gi-
idofe uno oes fatboliIden Solfes
0eutihlanos, Dos i'm l1ntergruno ee=
gen Die 9ea5isSprannet tdtig mar,
bier5ulanoe bel Der 8eurteilung Ser
Sbulo bes oeltifen SoIfes uno Ell
ner unerbittliGen geitrafung bes
ganaen oeutIden &olfes bon nit1nbig
auBer adt ldBt unb isnpriert. @e-
rooe oieie 8iberltanosfrafte ionten
BON ben 9euti6lano offupierenoen
Sruppen oa5u benutt iperoen,
9eutl6lano ipieoer aufbauen 5u bell
fen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
Jran ST. O., ..

Sipbteria (Diptberitis ober Saute=
braune) fann nit Sausmitteln Ieiht
9ebetlt meroen. 3uoem itebt uniern
Seiern Elm &rdltterbeiImittel sur Ser
tiigung, oas binnen fur5em oas lie
bel beilt. 9as lit bas i'm ,Sbio @at-
lenfrenno' felt iiber nierais Sabren
ange5eigte uno bon ibm empfoblene
rSanos" oas bon Der @olfrmn
eompanD, g. 8. 8or IS, goIum-
bus, o., bergeitellt tpiro. Son oieIer
Jliiiligfeit trinfe man anfangs iebe
glertelltunoe einen Shlud, big gej-
lerung eintritt, Damn iebe balbe stun-
De elnen Sblud. Sn5tpii6en Iese man
elnen Hml6lag bon Sopfenfale (got-
tase Gbeeie) Inn BEN Sails uno er-
neuere oielen umi6lag ieoe Stunoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
Eb. g., Mb.

9ie slnnabme, oaB, trot alien
atbeiltilden 8eriuhen, Oas ruiIiide
golf ieines @ottesglaubens gu be-
raltben, Die Webr5abl bes ruiiil6en
Solfes gottglaubis eeblieben lit, be-
ipeiIt Dos llrteil oes Dor fur5em aus
Nosfau 5uriidgefebrten fatboliihen
BrieIters Seopolo Braun, Il H., tpel-
der 5polf Sabre um.nterbroden als
Der ein5ige fatboliide 8rieiter in
Wostau tattg mar. gr erfl1rt, oob
5tpel 9rittel Ser 8epolferung bes
ruiiiiden Nieienreides gottslaubig
lino. als Die Souiets ans 9fuoer
fanen, iuhten ite nit alien Mitteln,
beionoers' Die Sugeno pom @ottes-
glal1ben obtpenoig 81, MAIDEN. 8ab-
reno oes &rieges madte iib cine qe,
maltige Notwithstanding gelteno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
. Sram 9. g., q. S. :

IS lino quite ausli6ten borban.
oen Dob Die ebrtp. S6peiter ssran.
cesca Saperio gabrini bolo bella.
gelproden miro. 9lus ser 8otifan.
ltaot miro beridtet, baB in einem
offentliden &oniiltoriun, oas am 21
Sebruor absebalten tpirb, 9apIt gius
XII. 3eugniiie fir Die Seiliglpred.
ung entgegennebmen miro. ShmeIter
Sabrini itarb i'm Sabre 1917 in Obi.
ea9o. Soate Die Seiligipre6une er-
folgen, 10 tpdre iie Die erite amerifa,
nerln Der oieie slus5ei9nuns auteil
tpiir6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
3. s., 0eb.

Die 81. Grei aonige tperben @ei.
le, Weagier aus Dem Worgenlanoe ge.
nannt. Sic iparen @elebrte, bie iif
belonoers nit gebeimer 8iIienIdafi
nno Sternfunoe beIddftieten. Die bl.
gater itno iiber Die @eseno, aus ser
lie famen, ni6t gan5 einig. SIN all.
gemeinen itimmen tie fir @egenoen
in Der geabe bes gupbrot, arabien
oOer Beriten. Nad elmer oIten neber.
llererung maren Die @eiien &onige,
mas Dem slltertum gemdB lit, inoem
oalnals Die Jiiriten, beionoers Ser
9lrtenItamme, 5uglei6 @eiie uno
Grieiter tparen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
@m. g., @is. !

Der aadener Dom lit, ben ip1rIi-
den Radridten aufoIge, teilpeiie
idner beidabigt aber Die Mnsbeiie-
rnngsarbeiten iino in LETTER 3eit gut
fortgeldritten. 3nr 3eit oient Der
9om Dieoer bon Dem @ottesbienit.
Die Woiaifen iinb our6 gfeeen ge-
fabroet. Ger Warmoritiibl aarls bes
8roBen lit nod nit Der Shusmaner
nmgeben lit aber gut erbalten ge-
blieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

1881 100000 8ulbel ionfen. Gie
Sorrate BON &orn atf ben Sarnen
maren 5u 8eeinn oes Sabres oie ge-
ringIten in flint Sabren, irnmerbin
aber nod iieb5ebn Brosent iiber bem
8urdidnitt Der leeten 5ebn Sabre.
gs mir neuer B ings nj e.
Der 6arauf bingemieien, oaB piele
S6la6ttiere auf Dem @ege gum
Warft Derlebt tperben, tpas 9lbsiige
lfiir Die 8erienber beoelttet, tpenn Die
8erletungen Dor Dem 8erfauf ent-
oedt peroen, ODER fir Die SdI1hter
u1o Sleii6er. SoIbe 8erlesnngen
litn6 IN BEN allermeilten S1nen ber-
biitbar, beionbers beim ginlaoen.
5obalo bas @Iei9ge,piht 5tpiihen
yeahfrage ltno 8eoarf tpieoer berge-
iteat lit, neroen iih bie &6ufer 6a-
ourd ihoolos balten, BOB fie gleiA
bon Mnbesinn peniger fir bas
Sdladtpieb be5ablen.
9as Mderbauamt in
@aibington tetlt NIT, oaB am /.
Sanuar 45,1OO,OOO &iIten einae-
nladtes Sbit, gegen 34,5OO,OOO Dor
einem SSabr, 1tnb 47,500,0O0 @iiten
eingemabtes Semitic, gegen 2O4,-
100000 Dor einem Sabr, fir ben
3ibilberbrallh an Sano iparen. Gs
puroen lettes Sabr n1ebr Birnen uno
Bfirltbe eingemaht als ie auoor.
Ole &egiernngsfubfi-
oien fir &die perben am 1. ssebruar
eiflgelteat uno es miro angenommen,
bob Der adiepreis Inn bret uno orei
giertel Gents bas Yfuno iteigen
miro. adlebanoler, bic iiber taulen6
Pfnno &die borratig baben, fonnen
allen aaie iiber tauie1to Yfmn6 sum
|alten Preis ober gu ben gangbaren
Yreilen Derfaufen un6 oie einfafiier.
ten Subiibien an Die COMMODITY
Greoit Corporation 5tlriifbedabIen.
Sn gbiIi Siib-M m erifa,
|ndbert iih bie @etreibeernte bem gn-
De. Die grtrage bIeiben binter ben
lestidbrigen 5uriif. Die @eiaenernte
miro auf 3t,600,0OO Weilionen Bu,
ibel geidatt, ooer fait 5tpei Meilionen
8uibel tDeniger als Iestes sSabr ae-
erntet mnrbe. SIN 8ergleih our lett
1dbrigen grnte lit Die Saferernte Inn
noae 5meiuno5wan5ig Hroaent GERM
ger.
Sn NeuieeInn6 bIeibt
Die @etreibeernte binter 6em 9urd)-
idnitt. Dort beitebt Die @etrei6eernte
fiinfltnoiehaig Biz iiebaig Nroaent
aus Neiaen, BON Dem nur 10000
Mcres geidet tpur6en. gs lit 6ies oie
tleinlte Jlafe ieit Dem grnteiobr
1925/26. 5dasungspeiie tper6en
oieles Sabr nur flint Whnionen gu-
bel 8ei5en er5ielt, tp1bren6 eine
Durdihnittsernte fib amf elfeinbaIb
big oreiaebn Wilionen 8uibeI be-
l6uft.
rngnan Snb-Mmerifa,
fIbrte in ben orei Monaten Dftober,
tobember ,lnb DECEMBER nur elm.
.unboreibig Wnionen Df11n6 WoIle
aus, ODER fehs1tn6bieraig gsroaent
lfolt Die Salfte) tpeniger oIg IN Sen.
|lelben Wonaten bes 8oriabres.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

rem, als Die Sago aud obne 2or0o-
ner Diftat auf's nelie geipinnbringen-
Der tDnrbe. Sebt lit er tpieoer 10 3abI-
reid getporoen, BOB n,arrbe Gtanten
Die Gini6rdnfung bes geltanoes
ourd Sallenitellen gelddoigten 2ano-
beIisern erlalben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
= Stride at Gbren Der piersebn
h( Wnthe(Ser

Cine unierer 2eierinnen mohte
pilien, mo in oen Ser. Staaten iid
etne Den bier5ebn FL. geotbelfern ges
nelbte Stride oOer &apelle befinoet.
Stesbe5iigli6 gefl. Witteilungen tper=
ben oanfenb entgegengenommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

1 Ter Nntion uno nm bic Grnltbaftig-
feit Der 8uriidtpeiillng Der 9asi-Dof-
trim ielbit."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02
MUSTER sos seti,.ssss Mss,--r,s, ns,

FORNrS HEIL-OEI. LlNIN9ENT - anti.
septisch--bringt schnefle Linderuna Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer.
zen. muskul0sen Rickenschmarzen, stsi-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. Verstau.
chunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORNrS MAGOLO - alka1isch - iindere
sewisse .voribersehende MagenstSrunren
vie Sodbrennen und Verdauuns e sst6run.
ge.t hervorserufen durch elm Uebermass
. SSure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

1881 100000 8uibel ianfen. 9ie
8orrate bon &orn anf ben Sarmen
maren sa geginn bes Sabres bie ge>
ringiten in flint Sabren, immerbin
ober nod iiebaebn Bro5ent iiber bem
0urdidnitt Der leeten 5ebn Sabre.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-02-02

Sm bergangenen Sobr
purOen 3ertififate fir 33,OO5,8O3
8uibel Saotfartoffeln ausgeitelt, nm
gefabr elm 8ulbel BON ie aebn 8uibel
Der aartoffeIernte.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-10-01

for fifth consecutive term. Not only is he effective
representative of the people of Tacoma and his whole
district he is intelligent fighter for real democracy in
national and international affairs. He has
promised the principle of peoples rule here and through
out the world He rugged in support of the idea
that he feared battle for it, if he had
to battle alone.
If called upon to name five in public life
in America today who best represent the democracy of
Thomas jefferson and Abraham Lincoln, should have
place John M. Coffee high among the group. He is
ncuraby persistent in his study of national and inter-
national problems of government and he knows how to
translate the things he learns into words and action and
effort He is orator Of attanments, but he
does than beat his breast, the air and view
with alarm He never loses opportunity to awaken
animation and thought in Others to try to get them to
view with alarm governmental acts and trends which too
often they prone look upon with compacency and
Indifference
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-10-01

Due to his penchant for turning the chips to look
at the bugs hiding underneath the American people know
about the brutal dictatorship of Franco in Spain,
even though do nothing about it.
Thanks to John Coffee, have been warned of the
certain good neighbors" to the south.
We know that the United States is coconsprator with
Great Britain in fastening upon the Greek people fascist
monarchy which the vast majority of the people didn't
want, and which after the outrage against
democracy has been accomplished they fighting and
dying rather than take lying down.
We know about the encroachments of monopoly here at
home and thus better understand the hidden forces
back of neutrality-suspicious. in other parts of the
world
We know that carte of British and American oil inter-
ests guilty of tactics in Tightening their grip weak
and vena foreign determined and brutal
the aggressive charged against Russia in
banding her influence over neighboring states
John Coffee, perhaps than any other in Con-
gress has kept these facts continuously before the
American people, and because of his efforts these people
better informed in their determination not to be
trcked into false issues raised by greedy inter-
ests to which loss of another million American boys
nothing if their blood be into profits
public servant would be left at home by those whom by
to serve
vote for John NJ Coffee is voice raised in behalf of
real democracy in support of economic and political
decency here and everywhere in the world where people
are athrst for real liberty and effective peoples rule
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-10-01
Norwoy-Soviet Trode
Accord Seen

Preparations for Norwegian
Soviet trade negotiations are now
underway. and it is expected that
a delegation will soon leave for
Moscow to discuss the form and
scale of future trade between Nor
way and the U.S.SR.
With the conclusion of the
Swedish Russian trade agreement,
Norway remains the only one of
the Scandinavian countries which
has not yet concluded a CONNER
cial accord with Russia. The Oslo
press has intimated that trade be-
tween the two countries may be
considerably increased above pre-
war figures. During 1888, the last
year of peace, Norwegian imports
from Russia amounted to about
10000. 900 Kr. with exports of TO-
600, 900 Kr. 1t is hoped that future
trade between Norway and the
Soviet Union will be of particular
benefit to the reconstruction of the
Nazi-leveled northern provinces.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-10-01
PA. Hanson,
Premier Of
Sweden, Dies

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 6.-Per AL
bin Hanson, 81 years old, Swedish
premier, died suddenly today on
Stockholm suburban street, a few
hours after he had participated
in the cabinet meeting which ap-
proved the new Swedish-Russian
trade agreement.
Hanson, who summoned King
Gustaf from tea party to attend
the cabinet meeting which APP
proved the pact, died of stroke
while walking to his home after
the meeting had ended.
Hanson was premier. from 1882
to 1886, and took office again be-
fore the outbreak of the Second
World War. He had been president
of the Swedish Social Democratic
Party since 1924.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-10-01
Sweden Delivers
so Locomotives
To Holland

STOCKHOLM.-An important
reconstruction order has just been
completed by Sweden by the de-
livery of so big steam locomotives
to Holland The first units We're
shipped by boat to Holland in
March, while the rest have been
transported cold" by rail all the
way from Sweden. They have been
built by the well-known Swedish
locomotive works Nydqvist &
Holm, and the order had already
been placed by the Dutch Govern
ment in 1943.
The locomotives are OF a COM
paratively big size. Fifteen of
them are express engines with a
service weight of 1876 tons. while
the remainings 35 are freight en-
gines with a weight of 1877 tons.
Quite naturally this delivery has
been of great Importance to the
Dutch, who. like many other ma
tions, had their railway material
badly destroyed and depleted by
the Germans.
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than has been the case dur
ing his first four trips at
bat for election to Congress.
A battle is nothing to the
Representative of Washing
tons Sixth District. In every
previous campaign he has
fought just as vigorously as
if he might lose, though he
had every reason to believe
he would win. And, election
over, he has never stopped
fighting. He is one of the
fightin'est members of Con-
gress, and though he hasn't
won all arguments his ad-
versaries know he is always
in there pitching.
1t is the things for which
Mr.. Coffee has fought which
ought to assure his election
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Cong. Coffee, Invaluable Gadfly
By Alvoro c. Shoemaker

Reports in the daily newspapers of his district which
always have taken their Coffee without sugar
have John NJ with little of fight his hands
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A couple cases Of scarlet fever is
reported in the Aurora vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett, of the
Accident community, are the parents
of a son born October u. This is
their first child. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Snyder are the maternal grandparents
while Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan Bennett
ere the paternal grandparents, all Of
the Accident community.
Word was received here of the birth
Of a son, October Is, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gay Rembold, Of Keyser This is their
first child The mother was Miss
Ruby Gnegy, daughter of Nh and
Mrs. Jesse Gnegy, Of near Eglon Mr..
and Mrs. D. o. Rembold, Of Horse
Shoe Run, are the patelnal grand
parents.
A District Round Table meeting for
young folk was held Sunday after
loon at Maple Spring church, fol
lowed by services at night for folk of
all ages. Dinner was served at six
o'clock by the Eglon Ladies' Aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Welch, of AL
bright, visited Mrs. Lephia Gustafson
at Eglon on Sunday.
Ella Bland, Of Eglon, spent couple
Gays on business trip to Virginia
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Miller property; Mrs. Edith Barnes,
Of Elgin, illinois; also Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bush, Cincinnati, O., who are
spending the week in this area. Mrs.
Bush IS daughter Of Mrs. Carrie
King,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin moved
last week from Sabraton to their farm
home near State Line. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Snyder and family, who had
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NOTICE.!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the following named person has filed
an application with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Garrett County,
Mmyland, for a Glass %" License to
sell BEER in Garrett County, Mary
land, under Article 2B, Annotated
Code Of Maryland.
Name Of Applicant and Location of
place of Business is as follows:
Applicant: Myrtle Marie Baluch.
Location of Business: State Line
Inn, Route 49, 9 miles West Of
Grantsville, Maryland.
The expiration date Of license will
be the 30th day Of April next after
issuance.
NOTICE IS HEREBY Given. that
a License will be granted unless a
written protest is filed with the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court on or before the
expiration of two weeks from the
cate Of first publication.
Date Of First Publication Of Notice;
October 18th, 1916.
A. G. ROSS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland
advertisement 31-2t#