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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
IN OTHER DAYS.
An Audrain Man Dreams OF The
Early Settlements OF This County.

Jon w. Stevens, of Laddonia, pres
ident of the Farmers Bank of that
thriving little city, who was married
in Mexico recently, to an estimable
Kansas lady, took to dreaming a.
bout the past a few days ago and
gave the Laddonia Herald the fol-
lowing interview:
l moved to Rails county, Mo-, in
the spring of 1869 from Barry, ILL.,,
after having served in the Civil War
over three years. At that time all
outdoors was raw prairie with few
settlements along the streams. The
Chicago and Alton Railroad was
graded and the track laid about that
time or a little later.
Deer and wild turkey were quite
plentiful Greeheads (hies), chinch-
bugs and rattlesnakes possessed the
land.
Land was very cheap, from $500
to $1,000 per acre, but with cheap
land to start with we found it very
hard shedding. At that time buggies,
spring wagons and even spring
seats on farm wagons were a great
rarity.
The large prairies around Lad
donia, Farber, Vandalia and other
sections were covered with large
herds of cattle At that time our
friend, Henry Beal, ran a herd near
his farm and John Beal, the present
editof of The Mexico Message, did
the herding.
Prairie chickens were so thick at
that time a fock would almost
darken the air.
We had never dreamed of self
binders, automobiles, telephones
graphophones or even surreys at that
time.
Our nearest general markets
were Hannibal Mexico and Louisi-
ana. We did not have to have our
clocks set forward to make more
daylight. Early and late and hard
working hours was the rule then
with our little old 12-inch plows and
spike-tooth harrows, as gang ploWs
and smoothing harrows had not been
thought of then.
But with hard work and economy
about every wsge-earner made
competency and established good
homes,
Mr.. Stevens accumulated SO0acre'
of this land and as he was getune
along in years and feelings, he de
served holiday, so he divided this
land among his children and has DO
little farm of II acres in Laddoni'
which he has moved to and will o'
a Laddonia citizen.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
MRS. N. r.. RODES.
A Pioneer Citizen OF Audrain Coun-
ty Passes Away Suddenly From
Heart Trouble.

Mrs. w. r. Rodes of Mexico died
suddenly Wednesday evening of
last week while speaking with her
sister, Mrs. Jerusha McPheeters,
over the telephone.
Her affiiction was heart failure.
Mrs. Rodes was a native of Me-
chanicsburg, Ohio, born November
4, 1912. When IL years old she
came with her parents to Audrain
county, where she remained to the
time of her death.
Besides the husband she leaves
two sisters-Mrs. Jerusha McPhee-
ters, of Mexico, and Mrs. c. M. Full
er of Clinton, ILL.,; two children, DR..
L. o. Rodes of Sikeston, Mo-, and
DR.. N. r. Rodes of Mexico and two
grandchildren, Miss Mary Rodes,
daughter of l.. o. Rodes, and Ry-
land Rodes, son of DR.. N. r. Rodes.
Mrs. Rodes was a fine character
and many friends are grieved to
learn of her death.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev A. A. Wallace at the home of
DR.. N. r. Rodes Friday afternoon.
The pallbearers were S. P. En-
mons, Judge w. w, Bolts, c. F,
Clark, Ross Cauthorn, r. d. Worrell,
and Tom Hook.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
Native Of Germany
Makes Great Speech
Gov. Bamberger OF Utah And Ser
geant Wayman At Mexico Court
House.

Those were two stirring speeches
at the Mexico Court House Saturday
afternoon, one by Gov. Bamberger
of Utah and the other by Sergeant
Wayman.
The house was packed, mostly
with Audrain farmers.
Cov. Bamberger is a native of
Germany. Came to this country in
1864, became a citizen of the great
est country on earth" as he ex-
pressed it.
Mr.. Bamberger went on further to
say:
There are thousands il not mill
ions of people in Germany who are
praying today that the Allies may be
successful in this war and free from
the tyranny under which they are
now living. We came to the parting
of the ways last April and said that
all who are not with us are against
us and those who are against us are
traitors.
The people who are able and still
will not do their part in the coming
Liberty Loan drive should be told
that if they do not do their share the
Government will confscate their
property. The wives and mothers
whose husbands and sons have gone
to the front to defend their country
are the ones who are making the
greatest sacrifice, but these wives
and mothers should be thankful that
their husbands and sons are physi-
cally qualified for the work, for there
are worse things than death itself.
The mission of these men will not
be fulfilled until the tyranical gov
ernment of Germany is wiped from
the face of the earth.
Sergeant Wayman followed, and
told of his life spent in Europe Told
of the conditions in a factory in
Hamburg where he worked, saying
that every man over 21 years would
register once a week at the armory
| and that each man had key to
locker. This locker was always pre-
pared with a uniform, helmet, kit
rations and trench digging materials
and could be gotten into at any min
ute.
when we have won this war,
Mr.. Wayman declared, 1--WE must say
that never again shall militarism
hold sway in the world"
Gov. Bamberger was given a din
ner at the Ringo Hotel. Sam Morris
sat a box of Martzo at his plate. 1t
was a high compliment, as the Gov
ernor is a Jew, and he caught on
at once. 1t takes Sam Morris TO be
thoughtful at the right moment.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
MUST SELL ALL WHEAT.

Washington, D. c., March 20
Following charges that German
farmers in this country are holding
wheat, the Food Administration has
set May 1 and Is as the dates upon
which residue wheat should be mar
keted. Southern and Middle States
farmers are urged to sell all wheat
aside from seed requirements by May
and Northern State farmers by
May 15.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
TRY SUGAR BEETS.

Make your own syrup" says DR..
p. G. Holden, the celebrated farm
expert. The average family can re-
duce its sugar bill by raising only
q 20-foot row of sugar beets, he de-
clares. And, he says, every home can
he it's own refinery. A fair-sized
beet sonked in water 20 minutes
and then boiled will make a cup OF
thick syrup which can be used for
almost any ordinary sweetening pur-
pose.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
A spooNEuL oF SUGAR.

Columbia, Mo-, March 25.-one
teaspoonful of sugar wasted by
each person in the United States
means 77O tons wasted each day, or
PSI ,O5O tons wasted in a year This
amount valued at 10 cents a pound
equals s55, 100000. A lighting air
plane is worth $4,000. The waste
OF one spoonful of sugar day by
each eprson in the United states
would in year buy feet Of s,72O
airplanes. These figures were given
recently by the Canadian Food Bull
letin.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs, e. r. Locke return
ed last week from a visit 10 tneir
SON Lieut.. Ben Locke, stationed at
Waco, Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. LOCKE
caught the martial spirit while down
there, and they join thoroiy now
with all the boys that the kaiser
must be licked and that good ana
plenty. Mr.. and Mrs, Locke were en-
tertained while in Waco by MAJOR
Morht. who married Miss same
Vandeventer OF Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
THE EYE OF THE NATION
is ON AUDRAIN COUNTY.

Her Quota For The Third Liberty
Loan Bonds Is S342, 900.
All is now set for the great Third
Liberty Loan drive for $4,000, O,OOO,-
900 with it's over-subscriptions.
For the Third Liberty Loan Au-
drain County's quota has been fixed
at $4,000. The county in the Sec
ond Liberty Loan had $926,5OO for
its minimum; the target was
S543,OOO; the actual subscription
totaled $457,15O, and was taken by
957 subscribers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
STATE PRISON TwINE.

The Missouri State Prison Board
at Jefferson City is selling prison
made binder twine at 23 IA cents
pound to farmers in this State. The
price will advance as soon as the
present raw stock OF sisal is exhaust
ed, and only cash with order now
holds at this price.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Middletown has a new bank, or
ganized with a capital of $4,000
The merchants of the town were So
licited to aid in the organization
but they gave the move cold shoul-
der. The farmers then got together
and put the proposition thru by
themselves. The farmer has the
power. You better not buck him too
far.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Jesse Lotion, who lives down on
Cuivre, northeast of Martinsburg,
was in Mexico Monday and said to
The Message: Yes, you bet 1 am for
the County Hospital. 1t is truly one
of the most beneficiary things ever
put before the voters of Audrain.
/ am going to the polls Friday and
vote for it.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Little Macfarlane Baker, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Baker of near
Mexico, has been sick Of typhoid fe-
yer since Valentines Day, We are
glad to export that he is now regain
ing his former strength.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Carter & vandeventer shipped in
their Wonder Buster Poland China
$500 boar from Bunceton, Mo-,
last week. He is as big hog as you
ever saw, considering that he is but
two years old.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

s. ]. Bovine, Jr., up near Centra-
liza. was in Mexico last week, He
told The Messge that he will be in
the race for Presiding Judge this
campaign and his announcement Will
appear in the papers soon. He eA-
meets to make winning race.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
SHOT THE TERRoRIsTs.

According to dispatch from Par
is, France, of recent date, number
of German soldiers who had put on
British uniforms in order to create
confusion in the battle on the SOM
ne front were taken prisoners and
shot.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Miss Caroline Markley, Mexico's
visiting nurse, has Altered her
services to the Government and
hopes soon TO go to France. Miss
RAM. Miss Markley's predecessor, is
doing Red Cross work in France.
Mexico's young women are ready to
do their bit for Uncle Sam all right.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
-FOUR SCORE AND TEN.

q. T. Bondurant of near Vandalia
was called to Frederick, Oklahoma,
a few days ago on account of the Sc
rious illnees of his father at that
place, G. T. Bondurant. The father
is 81 years old. He used to own and
occupy the old Tim Ruane place,
north of Laddonia, this county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Prof. L. H. Strunk, principal of Nc
MILAN High School. is to manage
Chautauquas this summer. He will
get S25 week and all expenses paid.
strunk is very fine fellow; he al
ways gives the service.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Any chap lucky enough to have the
price for a new pair of shoes these
DAYS should not get discouraged at
the poor leather in them. The tnihg
to do is to have new upper put on
them to save the soles and theh
new soles to save the upper.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

During these wheatless days and
these meatless days The tramps, not
to be outdone, keep on having their
workless days Some boys and girls
are in favor of having more school
less days and a number of the fell
lows who are lodging bills are in
favor of observing many payless
days.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
MRS. CHAs. T. POWELL.

c. H. Crockett gives the fol-
" ing interview to The Message:
" want that county hospital
" proposition to carry tomorrow.
" We should have it; the fact can
" not be disputed. 1t will save you
= money if you get hurt or become
+" sick and must be taken to a hos
pital or maybe give up your life.
If you live ten or twelve miles
= in the country it will cost you
no more for treatment than it
would the man who lives in
town. But if there is no hospit-
al and you have to be taken to
st. Louis you will catch the
= cost theh. The man who votes
against this proposition to-
morrow may happen to an acci-
" dent and cry for home hospit-
al before "a hours have passed.
All the farmers out my way,
toward Cant, with whom l have
talked, are for a county hospit-
al strong.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Miss Mary Hamilton of near Lad
donia visited her sister. Miss Leta
Hamilton, in the home of James Bra
den In Mexico first of the week.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

The County Hospital will be for
the people of the whole county-an
the people. Don't vote against your
interests on April 9Th.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Fred l.. English, brother of Mrs
c. P. Arnold, north of Mexico has
been appointed Circuit Judge in ST.
Louis county.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04

Miss Frances Lotion of near Wells
VILE was treated in the Mexico Hos
pital Monday.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1918-04-04
MRS. POWELL'S
ENDORSEMENT


e FavOrs The County Hospital
G. II. Crockett Also Warmly
Endorses The Idea.
Mexico, Mo-, March 28, 1918.
Audrain Co. Hospital Com.
Dear Sirs:
= l have been reading the let
ters from the various citizens
+" in regard to the Hospital, but
= have not seen one from pa
tient as yet, and will say altho
both my son and myself receiv-
ed the kindest and best treat
ment, most every day seemed to
y be moving" day on account of
lack of room.
asonsinnumerable
why we should have a hospital
: in Mexico, which have been
|" presented to the public, but here
is another which l think every,
/" sick person will understand. 1
believe a contented mind is an
= aid to a patients recovery. Any
way it helps a lot to know your
loved ones can come at a mo-
ment's notice, which they could
not do if they were in a far
away city. Now, we have the
physicians and nurses, and only
lack the hospital, and hope the
vote will carry April 5th.
Sincerely,
A DnNHLNT I
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-03
V NEW YORKU SO LOVILI
MEDVEDA.

= New York, N. Y, 28. novembra
-Lov na medveda V centramem
parku je bill najzanimivejSi do,
godek na Zahvalni dan v New
Yorku. Med lovom Sc je nelI us
luznec V zoologicnem parku zsru-
dill mrtev na tia, prejkone IL stra-
hu pred medyedom. Neki policaJ
SC je poSkodoval in neki vojak 81
je zlomil prst, ko je preganjal mr.
cino ma drevesu.
Skoro bi sc bilo posrecilo mrci-
mi uiti liz vjetnistva, da nj bilo ne
srece z nekim avtomobilom. Ia Je
namreG zadel V drevo, ma katerem
Sc je skrival preganjani medved.
Mrcina je imela samo Sc toliko
casa, da je priSla ma vrsicek os-
mega drevesa, odkar sc je zaeel
Low nanjo, in tedaj jo je vJel ma
vrv policaj, Xxi je bill nekdaj cow
boy"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-03
sRBSKI PRESTOLONASLED
NIX JUGOSLOVANSKI
REGENT.

Bazel, Svica, &c. nov. - Il LjUb-
flame porOcajO, da je JugOSlOvan-
ski NarOdni Svet V Zagrebu me-
nOval Srbskega krOnprinca Ale
ksandra regentom jugOslOvanske
drzave. V Sarajevu je sklicano
zbOrOvanje, katerega Sc Udeleze
vsi Glani Narodnega Sveta IL Ia
greba, so delegatov IL Srbije in
pet liz Grnc Gore V svrhO, da Sc IL
voli kabinet jugoSlOvanske drza-
We.
Kronprinc AlekSander bO ime-
noval govermerja "a SrbijO S Sede-
zem V Belgradu, "a Crno GOro V
Cetinju, "a SlovenijO V Ljubljani,
"a HrvatskO Zagrebu, "a BOSnO
in Herzegovina Sarajevu IN "a
Dalmacijo V Spljetu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-03
TRINERJEV KOLEDAR IMAGE
IA LETO 1919. = GINLJIV
SPOMINEK.

Trinerjev stenski koledar "a le-
to 1919, = Koledar image = bo
jake ginljiv in presenetljiv spo-
minek ma image nash mladcev on
kraj morja. Kolumbija drzi lovor-
jew venec mad glavo momarja in
vojaka, in "a MO vidite ameriske
bojne ladje na zelenkastih NOR
SIKH valovih, docim ozivljajo zrae-
ne ladje nebesno modrino. Girlan-
da S portreti Washingtona, Lin
colna in Wilsona je ma vrhu, in
razgled ma Trinerjeva poslopja, XII
90 znamenita po Trinerjevem anne
riskem zdravilnem grenkem vinu
in drugih izvrstnih zdravilih, two
ri vznozje. Posljite deset centov "a
pokritje postnih stroskov. : Jo-
seph Triner Company, 1333-l343
S. Ashland ave., Chicago, Ill.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-03

nj V ciljih in samoZaveStni dejanJh.
''Vsakrsna vodilna v1v Xxi bi jo mi hotei vreei
okoli vratu, bi bila nemudoma brezupno zavozjana,
zakaj nasi ljudje bi Sc ne zmenili taksne reel.
Si hi po svoh potih dalje Use, kar moreno stor1tl
mi kot njihovi postavodan in izvrSevani sluzabnl-
ki, je to, da posredujemo oh procesu Hpremembe,
kjerkoE moreno.
Gee bi Sc bila vojna nadaljevala, hi bilo treba
dobiti ma manj osem milijard dolarjev liz davhOv
teto 1919. Ali vojna je koncana in JAZZ pray rad
strinjam financnim tajnillom da bo ta vsota pray
izlahka in pravgOOvo zmanjsana ma Sest mlJard do
larjev TakojSije pojemanje Vladnh StroSkov Sc nj
na blznjem vidiku. Naro6ila "a vojne potrebscine
bodo seve ta1oj preklicana in lkvidirana ali ia
gla kvidacia bo pray neugodno delOvala ma blagaJ-
no mesecih Xxi raVnO pred nami.
''Obdrzanje nash vojnih sill ma drugi strani NOR
ia je Sc vedno potrcbno DObrSen del teh vojnih sill
mora ostai Evropi "a casa okupacj, in tiste cete
ki imajO priti dOmOv bo treba prepeljat in demobi
lzrat "a zar bo treba velikih StroSkOv prihodnjh
mesech. Obresti "a naSe vOjne dolgove mOrajo bitl
plaGane. Ali vse to bo veljalo mani, kakor pa NADIA
levanje vOjne in $est miljard doarjev DO utegnilo
zadostovat ola Sc bo dalo zvesti fnancne operacije
V prihodnjem letu.
''Dodobra in docela Sc strinjam financnm tai
nixon tenn, da maj Sc dobi dve milijardi dolarjev,
Xxi ju je treba dodati Stirim milardam, dovoljenim
po obstojeGi postavi, IL dObickOv k so narasth all
Sc narascajo IL vojnih kontrakov in izkljucno VOL
ne kupcije.
Use odredbe, mani dolocene cd teh, bi povzro-
Gie dvome in zmc$njave kriticni dObi indubtrij-
skega urejevanja, Ii ga mora sedaj ta dezela pre-
bOcti nemudoma. JaSno OznaGeni in doOceni pogoJl
so neobhodno potrcbni "a ekonomicno prerojenje in
nagel industrijaen razvoj Xxi ga je zaupanjem pri-
cazovati ce bono delali seda ter opustih ovira
joce tocke.
''Smatram "a gotovost ola DO kongres izvedel
ImornariSki program ki je bill zaSnOvan preden smo
sopili vojno. Mornaricni tajnik je prelozl vasim
odsekom potrjenje tisti del programa, Xxi ysebuje
gradilne nacrte "a prihodnja tri leta III na6rti SO
bill prpravljeni smslu in soglasju poitike, 1 Jo
je zavzel kongres, pa pod vplivom izredn1h voJ-
nih razmer pac pa namenom, ola Sc ohram detl-
nitivna metoda razvoju mornarice. Resno pripo-
rocam nepretrgano zasledovanje takSne potike. Ja-
sno je da bi bio nespametno ee hi poizkSai prila-
gOdit svoje Sc nedolocene programe bodocl svetoVm
potil1i
"VpraSanje, Xxi obsega najvisji sstem, je vpra-
Sanje politike XII jo maj zavzamemo napram zelezn-
cam JAZZ Sc llar naravnost obraGam do vas svet.
Nmam pray nobenega pravega razsodka cd svoJe
stran Ne uvidim 1ako maj bi ga incl mislec clovek
XII mu je lie koliGkaj znanega zapetenostl tega
vpraSanja Ia problem mora biti preucevan, pre-
uGevan nemudoma, preuGevan brez pristranosti in
predsod1ov.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-03
MOONEY POMILOSGEN MA
DOSMRTNO JECO.

TIL. J. Mooney, ki je bill obsojer
na smrt, in Xxi bi bill ObeSen na
dan 13. decembra, je bill danes po-
milo$cen cd governerja w. d.
Stephens ma dosmrtno jeco. = To-
Ga Mooney hi tenn zadovOljen.
Sam je dejal: "Dajte mi popolno
svobodo, ali me ubijte!" D To on
zahteva. Delavstvo po Ameriki sc
zelo zanima "a to Mooneyjevo raz-
pravo, docim Mooney zahteva no
vO Obravnavo ter Sc zanaSa ma pO-
moe ameriSkega delavstva.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1918-12-03
Predsednik je govoril:
"Gospodie kongreSniki:

''V letu Xxi lie "a nami Odkar sem StOpil zadnJl-
krat pred vas, da izpolnim svojo uStavnO dOlzno 1t
ter Obvestim zdajpazdaj kOngres stanju nase I'VE
re, Sc je nagrmadilo in nakopiciLo tolko dogod-
kew tolikO velih in Sjanih izdOv, ola Jlh skoro ne
m0rem vam predOciti primemi Sikh dalekoSezmh
izprememb Xxi so sc dOgOdile ZivJenJu naSega ma
rcda in ceega sveta Sami ste videE te stvari; bill
ste price tenn dogod1om, kaIor sem bill JAZZ. Prekma-
In ie Se da hi ih Glovek ocenil In mi, h smO Sredl
Nth. Xxi smo del njh, smO mani spOsObni reel, kaJ
pomeniiO lkakor pa bOdo ljudje druge generaclJe
Ali nekaj velilzih izrednih dejstev pa je, Xxi Sc
iih ne da taiiti in Xxi tvorijo gOtovem smiSIu del
iavnih posov, katerimi sc je pecati dolznoSt.
Pred Ietom dni SmO pOSlali 143,9lS mOz pr2k
moria Odtej smO poslali 1,950.513 moz, pOvprecno
162542 moz vsak mesec; StevilO je bilO povecano V
zadniem maju ma 245,951, juniju meSecu 27S,76O,
Y iuliiu 3O7 1S2Etd Sc niko hi bo talSnega cetne.
ga premikanja prek 5000 mill molSke razdalJe, da
b vse te cete bile primernO ObOrOzene III preSkrb-
ljene zivezem in da b priSle srecno skozi izred-
no nevamOSt M skega napada, - nevamoStl prot
atcrim Sc ie bio treba ma Guden naGn in neSkOnCn0
tezavv branit in cuvati. vsem tenn glbanJu Je bl-
10 izgubienih samo 75S moz OBJ sOvraznih napadih -
cd teh je bio $50 ma enem samem angleSkem pre-
vozni6u potopljcnem blizu otOGja Orkney"
V nasednjih vrsticah pohvaG cete in pa tuol
tiste, Bi so OStah donna.
. In SkOZl YSe te buTne dnl kaKo lzOOfen Je DIi
duh ie bilo razpolozenje naSega naroda! Kaksno G.
dinstvO SmOtu, kakO neutrudna vnema! hakSna
vzyi$enost s9ta je preSinjala vso njegovo sijajno
razpolagO moci, vse njegovo neutmdno deoVanJe!
Reke SEM da so 81 tiSt zmed mas, lG so Ostai donna
"a izvrSevanje organizatoricnih in zalaganih del,
neprestano zelet biti mOzm, lIi smO jih podplra-
Ii S svojm delom Ali nikakOr mas ne more biti sram
Clovek ie bill kar poln navduSenja, Io je vldel da
je med izvrstnimi mozmi, Xxi odlozii nastran vse
svoje zasebne nterese ter Sc pOsvetili vSo SvoJo
zmoznostjo nalogam, H so podpirale stebrovje cele-
ga veIikega podjetja! DOmOljubje, neSeblcnOSt po-
pona posvetittev in odicna zmoznoSt, I Je oznaca-
la niihova pozrtvovalna della danzadnem, mesec "a
mesecem, vse to jih della vredne tovariSe mozem
zakOph in na NOR ju
''In ne samo mozje tn Washingtonu. Ii 50
paG vodi velkansko podvzetje' Po nebrojnih tovar-
nah po neStevilnih Emetjah, glObinah premogov-
nikov in zeeznih rudnikov in ba2renih jam, kJer-
ko Sc lie da dobiti industrijsHh snovi in jih prl-
pravti, po ladjedenicah, ma zeleznicah na pnbrez-
iih, ma morju, ysaki delavsBi panogi, ld je bila
potrebna, da smO zdrzai bojne crte, so ljudJe kar
'tclmovaI med sabo, kdo DO pref in bolje naredil
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ming uhci sprejeli skupen nacrt,
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Daily Express.
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la sklenjena, kakor je bilO objav-
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