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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-03
Arrest Of Hemorrhase.

Milk hemorrhages stop spontaneous
ly. The custom OF applying spider
webs, SCOT from the chimney, ashes
and vinegar, etc., usually cause mis-
chief. II the flow Of blood seems ex-
cessisc we apply sterile cotton and
hold 1t in place with clean bandages.
II greater pressure seems necessary,
an elastic may be used, but II should
be watched and not be permitted to re-
main too long. Chemicals like Mon
sells solution or the tincture Of chol-
ride OF iron cause firm clot to form
instantly. but they are very painful
to the animal and usually defeat their
purpose. The hot iron may be used
in emergencies. II the bleeding ves-
sci can be seen, we secure II in a
forcps, which is permitted to remain
twenty-four hours or so.
Animals which have lost much blood
should have access to water and be
kept quiet day or two.
Healing Of the Wound.
Repair of wounds is a vital process
A moments reflection will show any
one that there can be no Medicine to
heal it up.' We may very properly ap-
ply something to keep away screw
flies, and mud, and other things that
may infect the part. The following
powder may serve as type of such
preparations:
Alum. 80 parts; Zinc Oxide, 35
parts; Boric Acid. 10 parts; Camphor.
part.
Other equally efficient preparations
will suggest themselves.
II the wound discharges much mat
ter and seems slow in healing. we may
inject one ampoule of the bacterin OF
the offending pus organism every week
or so. Animals that are young and
well fed. recover much more promptly
and perfectly than those that are old,
thin. and whose powers Of recuperation
have become feeble.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-03

| low vitality. These cases are often
sore a year or more before the parts
have ..aied. and even then may be
lame much longer because II the CO.
ronary band be cut in two, there re-
suits a much thickened area on the In
side of the hoof, which presses on the
sc,satve parts within and causes al,
obscure lameness for months, or the
animal may not be serviceable for
yers. IN addition to this, there usu-
ally results a serious deformity of the
hoof proper that remains for life.
Injuries to the Hook Joint.
These are exceedingly frequent
among mares and occur in the bend
OF the hook joint. We may find the
skin only scratched, or the muscles
may be divided to the bone, causing
extreme extension of the joint, or the
Joint proper may also be opened, and
the parts badly mutilated. These re.
quire long time for recovery because
of the nature of the tissues involved,
and because every step taken opens
and closes the wound.
Another serious form Of wire injury
occurs in cows that attempt to crowd
between barb.wires. In these the teat
may be scratched and become sore and
painful in milking. or the injury may
60 deeper so as to open the cavity in.
side the teat and permit the escape Of
milk through the opening. The latter
form of injury refuses to heal entire
ly while the COW is giving milk, but
leaves a little hole in the side Of the
teat through which fine stream Of
milk escapes at milking time. When
the COW goes dry we may be able to
secure healing by freshening the mar.
gins Of the opening, once week. with
lunar caustic.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-03
ORINE FOR DRINK HABIT
TRY 1T At OUR EXPENSE


We are in earnest when we ask
you to give ORRINE trial. You have
nothing to risk and everything to
gain, for your money will be returned
from ORRINE. This offer gives the
wives and mothers of those who drink
TO excess an opportunity to try the
ORRlNE treatment. 1t is very sim
pie treatment, can be given in the
home without publicity or loss of time
from business, and at a small price.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. /, secret treatment, powder; OR
RINE No. 2, in pill form, for those
who desire to take voluntary treat
ment. Costs only $1,00 a box. Come
in and talk over the matter with us.
Ask for booklet. 4. J. Jenkins, Main
Street Druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-10-03
DAMAGE TO COTTON CROP
ON UPLANDS AND BOTTOM
Farmers In Both Sections, Hard Hit
sraxos River Rising, But Over
flow Not Feared.

From the closest estimates obtain
able from the farmers in the uplands
at the beginning of the wet weather
there remained in the fields about one
sixth Of the cotton crop, and about one
half of this has been destroyed, which
would make about one-twelfth Of tho
entire crop.
The Brazos bottom farmers report
that about one-half OF their crop re.
manned in the fields, at the beginning
of the wet weather, and about one.
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the shoulder joint proper may be saw
ed open. In the latter instance the
animal will probably be useless, on
account of stiffening of the shoulder
joint. All these injuries to the shout
der leave the part more or less dis
figured, and make fitting Of a suitable
collar a difficult matter.
Injuries to the Forearm.
When the muscles of the forearm
are severed to the bone, the mass Of
ten hangs downward and greatly de-
lays recovery, as union Of the severed
muscles can only occur through the
formation OF scar.tissues. In these In
stances there is great difficulty or
even inability to extend the fore-leg
below the knee. II the ends Of the
muscles can be kept reasonably close
together by bandages, partial or even
complete recovery is possible.
Injuries to the Feet.
These are very freqeunt. Sometimes
the injury occurs just below the fet-
lock, and the skin only may be cut. In
other cases the large tendons which
support the weight of the animal may
be partially or completely severed. In
still other cases the blood vessels and
nerves may also be divided on one or
10th sides, and all fleshy structures
actually sawed n Two of the bone.
These usually bleed profusely, because
the digital arteries bleed from both
ends II they be cut in two.
In still other cases the foot proper
is cut diagonally across the quarters
with extensive damage to the blood
vessels, the lateral cartilage, and
the coronary band Of the hoof. These
are very serious because the wound
becomes infected and is very slow In
healing. owing to the parts being OF
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tenth OF this IL a total loss. or about
cne-twentieth Of the entire crop.
Although this is somewhat better
luck than the upland farmers had, I
is hard enough on both. as there an
extra short crop this year.
The Brazos River is reported at half
banks. and rising about One inch an
hour, but farmers thirk there - not
much probability Of 4 !. overflow as
hopes are held out thai the rains will
cease before the danger point 10
reached.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Charming New Cottons for Summer
Frocks

For those simple attractive Summertime women
like make themselves many moderately
priced cotons that admirable for the purpose
ARE ENTIRELY crnkly crep pretty
soft hmmery look exactly like silk
wonderfully the those found the
fabrics. Ask to these Thursday.
DUCHESS CREPES Solid coor all fashionable yard
Marlborough Crepe beautiful soft silky all popular
yard.
SECo SILK CREPEsPlan with silk dots all shades 29c
Skand Cotton FoulardThey the regular
the color combinations lovely small
dotted effects every shade that fashion
NEW FRENCH DRESS LINENS-Freh beautiful shades Wiara
pink old blue Copenhagen champagne black
yard
Crepe Wolfe small pretty 40c
yard
Embroidered Lingerie BastesWhte embroidered green
these Coors self embroidered Golden brown
ported fabcnew beautiful regular 65c
ing 35c yard
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
No Charge for
Trimming Service

A special feature of our Millinery Department:
If untrimmed Hats and trimmings selected
here-you may have the services of corps of
trimmers, FREE; that is, there will be no extra
charge for trimming
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Brilliant CoLors Rule

Interest in Balkan has fostered tendency for
colors that brilliant chaotic yet whal ultra refined
Styles plentiful and fashion lavish in her favor
Trimmings varied as to give widest opportunity
for evolving original ideas and the exercising of indi
vidual taste
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Trimmed and Untrir1n7ed

Untrmmed Hats too will have large share of attention
We will gather with you like the decorative flower for the
unrmmed you may pick your shape and your trimmings
will copy mnutely any model you fancy
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Soft Textures Lead

AS soft and supple bygone silks unyiedng
Brocdes meeo tafeta gace chimes
feur de satin fouard tub silks all of the
here array aordg
vdual taste. Silk Section Floor
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
You Are limited

Every interested in fashons-and what
is invited to visit and enjoy to the fullest this first showing
of Millinery Roam at WILL study and compares inspect ad-
mire.
Millinery Salon, Second Floor
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Small Hats Are Donned

Perhaps it is because small hats are becoming to
both tall and short maybe it natural size for
the simple coffures that hold sway for spring and
at any rate the small hat is donned by Dame
Fashion---and is undeniaby chic.
The longest lines of these pretty Chapeaux are from
front to back. Cog feathers used good effect on
many, while merely upright question mark of
COG is placed in the of the front Bright
ribbons smart agrettes and Numide feathers bows of
velvet novelty and picot-edge ribbons and quaint
little Japanese roses are frequently used
The Hat will be made" "marred" by the angle at
which worn for fashion wisely prefers soften the fa
cia outlines by setting the hat at backward tilt dis
play of the Coiffure
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Spring Ribbons Make Their Debut
Tomorrow

We only hint of their ingenious beauty The
novelties in velour broche of unsurpassed
Nearly of the exquisite coorngs that
gently fade from o the
scattered with manv nv
flowers that look though they might have
Brocadd fae pompadour and jacquard
rian designs.
You imagine nothing crown and pco
edge ribbons
Mandarin Bands they call these heavy ribbons with
raised embroidery like designs rich and beautiful oorngs
ming millinery they will be very effective
treat awaits you tomorrow In the Ribbon Section First
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

What style hat shall large small? Fashion
answer to Let the lines of the figure decide The dainty
ovepOwered ecped by the hat that
slight sister stately majestic The fluffy
Snufed candle
studies well her figure and general type gownng
reference to her millinery.
The athletic broadhoudeed woman the
with fat military back with double all
clal type of hat just they need special type
visit to the Corset Department will afford pleasure
The Corset that produces the perfect lines of fashion
that keeps them perfect fitting Corset
step toward art in dress, 81 to So pair.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
New Silks That Are Prime Favorites

So popular they that they barely the tables before they
and taking flight
beauty And nearly every day to take their place
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Modish Millinery

Fascinating in form and tone the Hats which we
will show you Thursday in our Millinery Salon Truly
exhibit of talent and beauty. Hats from Paris
New York and our workrooms that must share the
praise with foreign lands for originality and charm
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Wson-Pa*on-Sfokes( {
lg Our New
irst Shouting of Spring Hats Here

SPRING! Did you hear a thrush call yesterday? Oh
course it caroling of Spring Hats-for what ques
on is of Importance? Spring bursts from the heart
of winter with burning desire for glad raiment
even the robins comparing the shades of red
reveling in the riot of vivid color.
Perennial the charm of tulip is the first
showing of bewtching Spring Millinery The Spring Suit
may already be Chosenor On the choice of the hat
rests the fate of the Spring Costume for the hat
more than the crownng touch of completeness The tor
of all dress-it plays decidedly an important part.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
IN
Resncoliub.

TEN potion Sc zahvaljujcmo
vsem ro.jakom. kateri so darovali
prostovoline prispevkc, "a rojaka
FIR. MALTA, kateri je bill ze vcckrat
ma vesala obsojen in je sedaj pCmi
loScen V dosmrtno jeco.
Nabiralca NJ. Mali in j. Brulc
sta nabirala V Broughton in oko-
lici. Darovali so sledeci: NJ. Ia
gore $1,000; Al. Gricar in NJ. IT.
kaj in Ed. Keschman pc $500; j.
Skerbec. FIR. KoSele in A. DemSar
pc $500. Pc 500 so darovali Sic
dc6i: Val. Lmznar, G. Jauh, J.
Krzisnik, 7. J. Zagorc, A. Tomse,
j. Peternel, FIR. Trkaj, J. KoSele,
FIR. Burkelca n FIR. Molina. Pc 80
c: 81 darovali: NJ. Mlakar FIR.
Siflar, ]. DOlinar, J. Oblak. +.
Jereb, F. Dolinar, F.. Posega, j.
Dolenc F. GaSpariG !. Krzisnik
H.. j. Bozovicar, J. Zupanci6
in j. Laurie; neimenovani 30 g:
Pc Csc so d~arovali: G. Kos, !.
Lenarsic. l.. Mlakar A. TekSe T.
Raspet L. Berlie. And. Klobucar.
And. Frlic, L. KoSir. !. Dolinar,
A. Vidmar, FIR. Dolenc, !. Setni-
kar, F. Frelih. NJ. Ceru J. Ceferin
F. Moravec !. KoSir, !. Faidiga
in VI. Gustincic. Skupaj nabrala
$52.70.
Nahiralca Jak. Brulc in Ant.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

kaJ dni, prasa navzoee odbornike. ako
Sc mu dovOli povrnitev voznih stroskov
med Pittsburgh in Conemaugh, a voz-
MO med Cleveland in Pittsburgh pa
plaza sam. Sprejeto, ia Sc mu izpla6a
Vozne siroSke med Pittsburgh in Cone
maugh.
Sobrat krizmaneit, elan drustva st.
u, Je zbole, ko je bill V glavnem uradu
Sc zaznamovan, kot suspendiran Sc
ravna pravilih.
Zadeva sobrata Bait, elana drustva
st. ~, Sc Preloii do ~prihodnje seize, ia
Sc dObi nadaLinih poroeil.
lstotako IA sobrata Berdon, elana
druStva st. -.
Ia tlanico Gregoric cd drustva st. 40
Sc sklene Platati porodno nagrado, ker
pravila o zadcvi ne govore .insuo.
Sobrat Valencia, bivSi tajnik dru-
silva SIT. 50, 81 je brez doyoljenia dru-
silva nakazal bolnisko podporo, a kot
bolniSkemu nadzorniku, pa dal listino
pOdpisoati nekemu tlanu, kateri pa nj
bill bolniSki nadzornik. Sklenicno, ia
mora omenjcui povrniti tako ponever-
ieno vsoto.
Sobrata Brodar in Jeran. clana dru-
silva st. 10. dobita bolnisko podporo,
ker je zamudo zakrivil drustveni tai
mix.
Sosestra KavSek. 'elanica druStva st.
g., jc pc pravilih opravitcuado pod
pore.
Sobrat sitter poroea, ia ie prcjel
varStine ~ vSa krajevna drustva. ra-
zun stew. g., katerega drustva je Sc
stara varSeina y v%eliavi. Iste varstine
v~eljaio IA vsako drustvo pc $50, to je
IA 100000. Nzclo Sc ie "a vSako dru-
Stvo po 100000, a ne pc 100000. kot
sklcnjeno MA konvenciii, cato, kcr je
iednaEa ccua IN $4,000 S175 "a po-
kritie stroSkov varsGinc ma leto.
Seia z%akliutcna ob I. Iri popoldnc.
Viljem Sitter.
laGasni zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
Jugoslovansko Socialisticno U.
drnaenie hroi % 10 zhrnln &O2l

d~ruzenje, broi % je zbralo 1894
% V Chisholm in okolici, dine 81
septcmbra 1913. "a Strajkujocc
Y Michigam. Darovali so sledeci
po $40: Steve Gervaiz. Po $500:
.Josip Jerbich John Jurkovich,
Mihael Batch, Frank JurkOvich
po $500: GcOrg Slivac. Mile Paw
lovich; pc $500: Jure Bicanich.
Lovra Paskvan, Ant. Panijan, d.
Zobec: Pc O1.00: John Lajaci, n.
Pavlovich, Joe Mihelic, Candida
Zanoni, Dane Majkovich, Ljuboj
Sirovina, Frank Klobucarich. DR..
Jurkovich, John Vessel, Ant. Kom-
pare, Frank Cvar, Math Vessel. FIR
Ritter, Mori Pecu, Maks Joleti,
Petar R~adakovich. Math Muvr'n.
Georg BrinSek, John Rupcich, Tr.
Selisnik, Slavish Bakery, Frank
Medved. Juro Polich, Petar Mi
helich, Waja Bukvich, NJ. Gavric.
George Chrep, Grga Bacich, Mike
Repaich, Steve Hajdukovich, M.
Serbijanka, John Turk, Risto Va
recak, Petar Bukvich, Mile Mali.
kOvich, Mihailo S%miljanich, FIR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
MOVE STAVKE.

Dublin, Irsko, 16. sept. - Pre-
ko 10000 prcvoznikov. transport
nth delavccv in drugih podobnih
usluzbcucev .je zaStaNk aio, cesar
posledica jc. da je wee tovarn II
%stavilo dclo. pri poldozidanih po-
slopij 81 ne more nadaljcyati z
zidanjcm. dravinja dan "a dnem
boil naraSca. &c takoj ne ugodc
dclodajalci stavkujocim. be izgu'
bilo delo Sc nadaljnih 5000 DELAY
cev. XII so navezani ma Strajkarje.
Liverpol,> Anglia. 16. sept. -
Posledice stavke V Dublinu Sc tn
iii tukai Gutijo. V pristaniScu ic
zastavkalo 5000 delavcev, ker j.
vodstvO nckaterim odpovedalo
sluzbo. I.adje ne morejo izkrcati
svojega blaga. promet po kolo-
dvorih .ie ustavljen.
London, Anglia. 16. sept. y
Uni.ia voznikov je sprejela danes
resolucijo, XII zahteva, da morajo
Transporting druZbc takoi zopet
spre.ieti vse on delavce nazaj, hi
so Jill odpustile zaradi noSenja
miiskih znakov; V slucaju, da Sc
to ne zgodi. bodo zastavkali vsi
voZniki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
Raziskovanja v dolenjskem

Krasu. V letoSnjem poletju so Sc
vrsila po ~Prezidskem, Lozkem.
Dobrepoljskem, Koranjskem in
LuSkem poliu ter po dolini Krke
hidroloska in geoloska raziska-
%vania. Izmed raziskavani objek-
tov je bill posebno zanimiv vodo'
pad IA IN globoki Ziglovici V Ma
Ii Gori med Ribnico in Dobrepo-
lem, dive ledeni iami Veliki Go
rici med Ribnico in LCskim Poto'
kom in prehistoricna Nadia oko-
stja nekega r~oglaria, najbrze To-
"a. Ia razjasnjenje hidroloskih
zvez Koranjske dolire z mad MO
in pod MO leze6imi kraji Slivni'
co, oziroma Lozem in Krko sc je
izvello wee barvalnih poiskusov
Cd katerih SO Sc nekateri 2 uspe-
HON posrecili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30
Nenavadno sredstvo roper pi-

Jancevanje. Nekatere mestne IL
prave ma Nizo2emskem so uvedlc
zopr pijan6evanje nenavadno
sredStvc, Xxi pa dobro ucinkujc.
Sredstvo je "a piianca blagodejno.
ampak precei oStro "a prodajalce
opojnih piiaG. Ako zagleda straz-
mix ma cesti moIa, Xxi negotOvih
korakov kolovrati proti domu, po-
klice vOz, nalozi ma voz pijanGka
in peljeta Sc ma ~policiiski urad.
Idravnik pride in odloci. kdaj da
lahko odpoSljcjo ~pijancka domov.
Domov ne gre pes. temvec zopet
"a odpeljc izvoSGek. PrihOdnji
dan dobi gostilnicar pri katerem
Sc je gcst napii, raGm IA voHaie
in zdravnika, XII ga mora nemudo-
ma poravnati. Odkar vcliajO tie
dolocbe zelo pojenjuie piiance-
vanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

ONadalJevanje z druge strani.) {
kar le zopet laz. Socialism pusti
vsakemu syojo versko prepriGan-
je, ker socialism .je v bOju roper
kapitalisticni sistem, ne pa roper
crekev in vero. Da Sc pa vGasih
plse v'listih o ten ali onem du-
hovnu' Je pa potrebno, da sc raz-
krinka takega duhovna, kateri je
V sluzbl kapitalizma ter priprav.
lien vsak trenutek izdati delavce.
kateri Sc borijo IA svoj obstanek.
Ia slucaj 81 lahko vzamemo Ca
lumet, Mich, kjer Sc delavci bori-
10 "a svoj bori kruh in ka.j ondot-
nj slovenski zupnik KlopGic vse
poene. NamestO, da hi vboge de
lavce spodbujal. maj ostanejo sta
novtni ma Strajku, ter Jim pripo
rocal unije, da hi tako gotovo una
gall ter 81 priborili Svoj grizl.iaj
kruha namesto, da hi delavce, cd
katerih zuljev brezdelno lepo in
nemotcno zivi, nagovarjal k slogi,
Jih pa nagovaria k ncslOgi ter ho-
ce S TEN pomagati STREET delavsko
zavcdnoSt Y koriSt kapitalistom.
Ali j. TAX duhoven priiatelj mas
delavccv2 In Sc mr0go takih tie
kov le tukaj V Ameriki, katcre
pOdpiralo delavci, "a zahvalo jih
pa hoccjo imeti Sc vedno V temi
ter jih odvracaio od vsake zdru-
zltve dclavcev. Dclavci pa, dokler
Sc ne bono zdruzili ter skupno ko-
rakali y boi zoper krivi kapitali-
stem SiStcm, lie moreno upati ma
popoIno zmago. &c Sc pa take du-
how're pokaZe V pravi luci. Sc pa
Sc ne more reel, da Sc $ tenn piSe
o verl IN O cerkvi, ker to So le po-
Samezne osebc ter navadno Sc
pray mike vrStc.
Nazadnje 81 nekaj, Ncdolgo te-
"a je list Ave Maria" prinesel
dolgo klobaso, V kateri piSe mo.
rilec FIR. Mali. ia so mu vsega tc.
ga kr1yi socialist in kai VEN Sc
vse. In tukajSni zupnik Rev. Ste
fanic, he bodi len. je namesto pri-
dige incl dolgo udrihanje pc So
cialiStih ma podlagi omenjencga
Malilevcga porocila. no sem pa
pretekli teden bral o zlocinu kato-
liskcga duhovna Y New Yorku, -
Hansa Schmidta, kateri zloGin pre-
sega vse 10 danaSnjega dine, -
sem 10 mahnil V nedel.jo, 81. sept.
X mast. menec, kakSen utis DO ma
offensive napravilo porocilo vseh
teh groznih cinov Schmidtovih.
katere DO e. Aupnik bral izpred
%altarja. Ali glej ga spaka! Name.
sto. da hi kai povedal o svojem
goiegu, le pa zopet udaril pc So
cialistih. cato hi Sc upal ponino
vpraSati, ali SO mogoce tudi temu
"bOzjemu namestniku' Schmidtu
kriyi SOCIALISM, Mislim, ia duho-
ven Schmidt nj pripadal social
Sticni stranki. kakor vem. da tudi
laznjivi Mali nj. In vendar Sc so
cialistOm take reel obeSajo ma
vrat, akoraynO Sc nismo nikdar
citali. ia hi socializem uGil ubija-
je. p~onarejanie denarja, memorial
no liyljenje, goliufijo in drugc
take lumparije. Da Sc DO pa Rev.
StefaniG lahko o TEN preprical. da
je to rcsnica, ter ia DO incl prili-
ko Sc : socializmom Seznaniti ma
10 blize, ia ga ne bo veG krivC
Ucil. mu jaz narocim list "Prole.
%tarec' za pol leta, upajoG, ola ga
bodc pridno cital. ter, ko bodC
Spoznal svoJo zmoto. 81 bode list
Y nadalie nagocil sam!
Socialisticni pozdrav,
Reenico1iuh
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-30

kolici: Darovali so slede6i rojaki /:
800 j. LeskOvic, $1.50 FIR. Bar
lie. Po 800: WI. Holtzhauser. NJ.
Pfaifer, NJ. Trkaj in NJ. Rebernik
Pc 30 c: NJ. Kokalj, j. Debenc,
Fl. Debelak, Neimenovani in FIR.
Stricelj. Pc % G: j. Turk, NJ. OBJ
lax, +. Progar, A. Cirar, NJ. Klo-
bucar, NJ. Jost in j. Ahlin, Fred
Camp $500
Skupaj nabrala $l1.9O.
Nabiralca NJ. Mali in j. Brulc
sta nabirala ma Wilcox, Pa. Da-
rovali so sledeci: Pc 800 Il. Do
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p. S. Kolikor .ie kateri nakolek-
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jem biljezimo udani rojaki:
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.Jakob Brulc.
Jugoslovansko Socialisticno U