davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Births Reported

TAYLOR. ,Georse and Charlotte, girl.
Ieets, James and Josie, boy
ITuitt, Willis and Virginia. boy.
Mai MWsiKer, John and Helen, girl.
M1e1a MWe1nzeI. Joseph and Mildred, boy.
young John and Billie. boy
Dozler' Ephraim. and Annie, boy.
Clark; Joseph and Emma, boy.
crawford. Lawrence and Marie, boy.
Srlst, Richard and Jeanne, boy.
davenport. John and Jane, girl.
Di1on. James and Elizabeth, boy.
porto; Vincent and Marie, boy.
Ford. John and Eulah, girl.
Fresko, Charles and Helen, girl.
Gatins, George and Kathryn. girl.
GGrinn, Grtd Edward and Mary, girl.
kuntz, Willard and Mary, boy.
Lehman. John and Virginia, boy,
Metzser; Robert and Mary. boy.
NeeSe, John and Mildred. girl.
3RsKieyi RsmiDicf George Pasns and Clara girl
Shea, John and Genevieve. boy.
smith. Andrew and Edna. girl
THOMPSON, Peter and Lillian, boy
Aiexander. Alfred and Christine, girl.
Brice, Jesse and Mary, boy.
Briscoe. John and Inez, girl
Chambers. Robert and Alberta, girl.
coleman, Moncure and Dottie, girl.
Franklin. Welburn and Ruth, girl.
johnson. Willie and Elsie, girl.
Jones, Howard and Lucy boy.
Jones, Raymond and Mary, boy.
Lyles, William and Adell. boy.
Owens, Leonard and Hattie, girl
Parker, Jesse and Rosa. girl.
Proctor, Thomas and Dorotha, boy.
Richards. Lenard and Lucille, girl.
Settles Warren and Mary, boy.
WarTell. Arthur and Alice, girl.
Wright, William and Rosie, girl.
Young. William and Leola, girl.
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Skunk Cabbage
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Cousins are as different among
plants as among human beings.
Few nature lovers would guess that
the stately Gala lily, with its Elusive
fragrance, and the malodorous
skunk cabbage are close cousins,
vet such is the fact. The relation
ships between widely different-ap-
pearing plants have been proven
by the yardstick of science. That
is one of the most fascinating things
we encounter when we take up the
family life of any plant.
SWamps AMI wet grounds from
Nova Scotia to Florida. westward to
Minnesota and Iowa, are the home
sites of the skunk cabbage, also
known as swamp cabbage, a far
less informative title, as you per-
haps know.
You will see this hardy pioneer
trying to make its way into the
world from February through April,
the climate, of course, governing its
appearance. The determined way
this plant pushes its way through
hard-frozen ground, through a
blanket of snow and in biting wind,
Is one of the first things you are
impressed with on making its ac-
quaintance.
Some one has said the reason the
skunk cabbage had to manufacture
such a strong perfume (that is what
its odor Is to insect guests Is be-
cause certain flies and gnats are
still fast asleep when the cabbage
is most in need of their services, SO
the scent plays the part of an alarm
clock. This perfume" is a blend
of garlic, putrid meat. a suspicion
of skunk-in other words. sulphu-
retted hydrogen gas! The insect
partners, snoozing happily under
fallen leaves. must get a Whit Of
their favorite beverage-at least,
they awaken at the exact moment
they are needed. They enter the
banquet hall and make straight for
the minute, lavender-colored f1orets
The florets at the summit Of the
thick, rounded spadix mature their
stigmas first and pollen must there
fore be transferred to them on the
bodies Of visiting insect partners.
After this call these stigmas wither
and abundant pollen is shed from
the now ripe anthers. While all
this Is taking place the lower,
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cabbagelike in appearance. Some
OF them expand to length of from
l to 2 feet. These are deeply
grooved, strongly nerved and heav-
lily malorodous.
Skunk cabbage is often the home
Of lizards and many a yellowthroat
Swamp birdD chooses this plant
for building site. Does this
charming bird know she Is protect
ing her babies from four-footed
foes? Cattle shun the plant for the
leaves are filled with stinging, acrid
juices. Perhaps, in their youth,
they fell for the tempting bright
green foliage. So the yellowthroat's S
nursery Is safe.
Hold your nose If you must, but
this spring and summer inspect the
skunk cabbage-it always offers
something of interest.
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Natures Children

younger florets have matured and
their stigmas are ready to receive
the excess pollen that tumbles upon
them. Then the many crawling in
sects inspecting nectar cups on the
spadix get thoroughly busted with
pollen. Away they fly to another
cluster of florets-which insures
cross-fertilization, since they leave
most of the pollen with the next
hostess. BY September an inspec-
ton Of the spadix will reveal now
well the guests distributed the
pollen. he enlarged spadix will dis
play many bulblike berries.
After the Towering season the
vivid green crowns of the leaves
make their appearance. They are
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Deaths Reported

Frederick B. Alvey, so, 406 18th st. Sc.
cornelia s. e. Ward. so. 1851 Columbia
Julia NJ. X. Getz rs, us 7th st. NV.
John w. Roddy, II. ITO Webster st. NV.
Vincent Andrews, 73s Gallinser HOSPITAL.
Emma B. Wrenn, II, Homeopathic Hospital.
Julia C. Pollock, 70, 46Ol 47th st. NV.
Catherine Harrington, SO, Emergency Hos
Fred waisht. es,. Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital.
leAry Bum, 81, Emergency Hospital.
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Herbert T. Breeden, so. Doctors Hospital
Frank Passero, 50, GallinSer Hospital
Ho1nti9 pitdf r. Smith 46. Walter Reed Hos
Lee H. Jay. 80. Garfield Hospital.
Grace c. jackson, 3S, Sibley Hospital,
James Brown, rs, Gallinger Hospital.
vincent Johnson. "a. GEORGETOWN Hospital
samuel West, 63. Gallinger Hospital
John R. Rhodes. So, Casualty Hospital.
Marin , e, kendrick, 40. st. Elizabeth.
Priscilla Whitner. 45. 1924 Sherman ave
NV
Perry Robinson. 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Fannie Jackson. 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
william Thompson, 27, e17 1st st. Sc.
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MAN

Mechanically inclined. to learn
vending machine repairing. start
at $50 week; splendid oppor-
tunity for hard, willing worker
Apply 500 K st. NV. after 3 pm
HAND PRESSER, FOR FINE
TAILORING, LOCAL REF
ERENCES. MEYERS MILL
TARY SHOP, 816 18th ST.
NV.
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SERVICE STATION attend
ant, no night work, Sundays
off; highest salaries paid.
Stewards Super Service,
HyattSville, Md.
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HELP kEN.

Driver for Dry Cleaning Route,
Experience not necessary; S25 per wk, to
start. Excelsior Cleaners, 603 Kennedy
st. NV
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CREDIT ASSISTANT.

CREDIT ASSISTANT,
Young man, experienced pre-
ferred, as assistant in credit
Office. Please apply Saturday
only. Castelberg's, 1904 F
st. NV.
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BUTCHER.

DO NIICItI
Experienced, reliable; perma-
nent job for proper person;
excellent salary; apply in per-
son. COL N. Columbus st.,
Alexandria, Va.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Ddit three tuu days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
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Statesmen.

statesmen,
EXPERIENCED IN MILL
TARY OUTFITTING; GOOD
SALARY AND GOOD FU-
TURE. MEYERS MILITARY
SHOP, 816 17th ST. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills made other than by myself. POWELL
n. JONES. 3611 Warder st. NV. g.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. CARL z. MAYFIELD. Jr., 716 No.
Monroe ST., Arl., Va. 1Os
WANTED, PART LOAD TO NEWPORT
News or vicinity. in furniture van; also
full return load from same. JAMES E.
ANDERSON. Moving and Delivery Service
Falls Church. Va; Phone Fals Church
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YOUNG MAN.

Recent high school graduate, to learn sur
veying with large local corporation per-
manent job, with excellent opportunity for
advancement for one interested in studying
civil engineering. Send postal card with
name. address and phone no. and interview
will he ARRANGED Box 133-v, Star.
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HELP MEN.
CREDIT MANAGERS
ACCICTAMT

Young man, in retail clothing establii
ment. Good opportunity. Apply
9TH st n "
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SALESLADIES.

To work in evening, prefer one employed
IN attorneys of1ce or Government. Ap-
ply 713 eth st. NV.
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RAPID TYPTST

At once; dependable, well recommended
woman who seeks work TO help family in
come. Hours, $3.50, Monday through Fri
day. Dignified. Pays well. Box 2S4-V, Star
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SALESWOMEN
WOMEN

Neat appearance. to assist in order and
service dept. with old reliable nationally
known company: good income, bonus per-
centage and advancement for apt, willing
workers. See manager, Gil am, 513 K
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PLUMBERS HELPER,
rxnsriapced Anplv 6o7 p ut NV

GAS STATION ATTENDANTS
AND MECHANICS HELPERS,
with driving permits. See Mr.. Harwood
CALL CARL, INC, 614 n st. NV.
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BOOKKEEPER
SALESWOMAN.

Permanent position with Chevrolet dealer,
Knovledge Of title and tag work preferred,
but not necessary. Apply Mr.. Carnie,
Stohlnan Chevrolet. Inc, MI 1R46
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COLORED MEN.

to 8 hours daily; international grocery
concern has choice established food routes
available, not affected by defense program.
Good income. Permanent. Apply 2603 P
st. NV. q to II am
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Preferably those with experience. Apply
employment ONCE. 4th floor, Lansburs sh 8
DEBT Store
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'Cela nacija" nacisticka?
Amerikanski Srhnhran % sem

Amerikanski SrbObran "a. sep
tembra uvodnicki rece:
"Od Nemacke i Nemaca, uklju-
cujuci tn Adolfa Hitlera, niko u
svetu nije trazio niti zelio da mu
robuje, a jos mamie zelio da bude
po Nemackoj, Nacistickoj Nemae-
koj - zarobljen." Pa onda dalje
veil, "Pa pored svega toga, vidi
Sc da je ia celia nacija zajedno sa
Hitlerom stavila sve svoje ma koc-
ku, ma kocku kojom &c da zavlada
celim svetom iii da postane ro-
bonn, da postane onim sto je Hit
ler njegova nacisticka stranka
nametnula ostalom svetu.' MAS
ma slova su nasa.')
Sada, Geo narod nacisticke Ne
macke sastoji Sc glavnome cd
"Nemaca," ali svi "Nemci' nisu
nacisti niti su trazili da iko pod
NINA robuje. Veeina "Nemaca"
u nacistickoj Nemaekoj, kao sto
je slucaj svakoj kapitalistickoj
zemlji, sacinjava Sc cd radnika,
najamnih robova. Tako kada ne
ko kaze "Od Nemacke Nemaca,
tai misli ma milione izrabljenih
radnika, i kada tai isti neko veil
"cela nacija" on ukljucuje i njene
najamne robove.
Sledstveno, Srbobrane, nije is
tina da su nemacki obespravljeni
radnici trazili da iko "a njih robu-
je, jer oni behu prvi koji padose
pod gadnom Hitlerovom cizmom!
Ear Sc ne seeas Srbobrane kada je
Hitler oduzeo svaku slobodu kre-
tanja nemackim radnicima! Ta to
sada takorekuc i skolska deca zna-
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Fekeri A. F. L. vesele Sc
OdvOjenju L. M. w.
cd C.. l. O.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.)

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
PERTH nj feker Murray protiv A.
F. L. A da gubitak C. l. 0. pref
vori u pozitivni svoj dobitak, A.
F. L. je pruzila ruku Lewisu po-
ziva ga da Sc k Moi povrati, ali,
razume Sc, da bude podlozan Gree
nu.
Lewis je pokusao da izbegne
zavisnost Cd jedne druge "veli-
ke" junije i preporucio je da Pred
sednik Roosevelt sazove ''mirnu
konferenciju svih radnickih CRU
pa," ali mu je tome stao ma put
feker Green, koji rece, prema jed
moi vesti IL Toronto cd II. oktob-
ra, da bi bilo porazno dozvoliti da
Lewis bude prisutan takvoj kon-
ferenciji. On rece da Sc s njego-
vom junijom ostalim "nezavis-
MIN" junijama trebaju voditi po-
sebni mirovni pregovori. A ovo je,
kao sto Sc vidi, stara fekerska po-
litika, razdeli pa vladaj. Ne samo
da fekeri dele radnicku klasu da
bi njom, u ime kapitalizma, LAX
se vladali, nego oni dele same
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neu 49, okoba rze nke radio par1e
Blanket Pittsburgh vetea
PEN
G. G. L. A L. u
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pk
E. OF u
iprje l. IL nmOh a ovasa
pdreh m ter
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Odbor
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sebe da bi jedni mogli drugima
lakse vladati.

sebe da bi jedni mogli drugima
lakse vladati.
Ali Lewis je iskusan feker,
jer je on ucenik oca americkog fe-
kerizma, umrlog Gompersa, pa &c
Sc on zbog toga truditi da i on
stane ma povrsini. Zato vlada
misljenje da &c on zaista pokusati
organizovati neorganizovane rad
nike, eiji Sc uposleni broj poveca-
va sa ratnom proizvodnjom.
Mozda &c jednom radnicima do
dijati da Sc dadu stalno vuci "a
nos cd strane fekera. Mozda &c Sc
oni okrenuti drugim .suprotnim
pravcem, revolucionarnim pray
Gem, sto nije van mogucnosti. Jer
nj clanovi junija koje ostase C.
I. O., kao i clanovi U. M. w. o.
voj borbi fekera vide samo njiho-
WI prljavstinu. Jer ova fekerska
borba nj ma povrsini ne izgleda
da je u ikakvom interesu zavede-
nog clanstva. Samo je potrebna
masovna pobuna protiv fekera i
moze Sc stvoriti situacija "a osni-
vanje Socijalisticke Industrijalne
Junije. Kada sc fekeri ma ovom
propadajucem stupnju kapitaliz-
ma igraju sa milionima radnika
oni Sc igraju sa vatrom!
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Sa "Corn Roast Party.
Cleveland, O.
Organizator Ogranka'

U nedelju 20. septembra Ogra-
max Cleveland odrzao je Corn
Roast Party" ma farmi drugova
Tonic.
Tesko da je nuzno j napoml-
njati,. da je vreme bilo do kraj-
nosti >nepodnosljivo, jer to Sc vec
zna, Rad mas Ogranak odluci odr-
zati bilo kakav izlet, kisa toga
dana nekim zakonom mora pada-
ii, a ovoga puta i hladni vetar
udruzio Sc sa njome.
Pored nasih drugova naseg
Ogranka mesnih subdivizlJa !
nasi drugovi IL Akrona prkos
svemogucoj nepogodi posetill su
mas sastanak prilicnim brojem, te
njihovom posetom uspeh mas be-
Sc neocekivano dobar. A nase dru-
garice, ceneci njihovu pozrtvova-
most, zgotovise veeeru tako ukus-
no, da je mogla lei pred cara. "
Uz to nasi drugovi naeinise va
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SOvinisti grde sOviniste.

.SlObodna Rec, srpsko pseudoke-
munisticko glasilo, u svom broju
cd l. oktobra, donela je uvodnik
sa naslovom, "Americka javnost
'Srbobranu,' u kojem Sc napa-
daju sovinisti oko Srbobrana sa O.
vim:
"A iznad svega toga,< stvar Sc
moze jos jasnije videti posle OF
kaza Pekica, Kristoforovica Tr-
buhovica - kao predstavnike o.
We sovinisticke bande, da potpisu
lojalnost Americkoj Vladi.'
Nema sumnje da su pomenuti
"okrivljeni" ljudi sovinisti, jer nj
oni sami neee odbiti da su takvi.
Sve sto sc kupi oko Srbobrana,
mora disati sovinistickim duhoIn
iii ga nestati.
Ali, iako neko napada "sovinis--
tieku bandu," to niposto ne znaei
da njegova banda nije takodier
sovinisticka. Narcotic kada tai ne
ko, SlobOdna Rec, terra soviniste
"strane" bagre da "potpisu loisI-,
nost," kapitalistickoj vladi.
A sve ovo nam izgleda ka0 da
Sc ''serpa ruga garavome loncuI
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Sa "COrn ROast-a"
Youngstown, O..

Da iskoristimo svaku priliku "a
nabavu potrebnog novca, koji da
Sc .prilozi ma konvencijskoj skup-
stint "a R. B., Ogranak Youngs-
town je "a tn svrhu priredio ma
80. augusta Corn Roast" (pece-
ME kukuruza).
Posetioci su dobivali hranu
pice "badava" uz napomenu da
pricuvaju novac do kolekcije. Pri
kraju nacinjen je APPEL "a kolekci-
ju sledeei su prilozili:
J. Bauman $500, Familija ses-
tok $3.50, Familija Busdon $500,
]. Pric 1925, A. Vitko $500, V.
Milic $500, N. Nevada $500, A.
Malcevic $3.15, S. Gradski $500,
Familija Gotal $3.50, S. Wald ST.
90, l. Mraovic $1.0O, J. Grback ST.
90, J. Klaric 50c., Mary Parent
SOC. Ukupno $4O.40.
V. Milic, dopisnik.
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Boil sc cd "prenasitOsti.' y

Danica Kresiceva u svom ida
niu cd 6. oktobra u uvodniku ko-~
jeg nazva "U svakom zlu ina ne
sto dobro," napada sve reklame
agente koji su "strasili' radnike
i radnice da ako ne jedu dosta
mesa, dosta hleba, jaja it'd, da ce
oboljeti ako Sc devojka i udata
zena ne uljepsavaju prva Sc "ne-.
&c udati" a muz poslednje ida bi
Sc mogao 'zaljubiti' drugu zen
sku,' tako redom do reklame
agenata apotekarije koji su stra-
sill make "da ce i'm djeca obo-
ljeti, ako ne budu uzimala 1jeka-
rije', vitamine slicno,' it'd. it'd
Nakon sto je sve to Danica IL
redjala ona je zaboravila da je
naslov njenog uvodnika, ''U sva-
kom zlu ina nesto dobro," / sva
Sc veseli tom "zlu,' veleci:
'Medjutim, malo pomalo &c lux
suzne stvari isceznuti, nesanu
zbog poman jkanja materijala, ne
go j zbog pomanjkanja radne sna-
ge, koju &c progutati ratna indus
trija. A bit &c mamie hrane, PAX
&c Sc mamie jesti iii &c Sc jesti sa-
mo ona hrana, koja je apsolutno
"a zivot potrebna. l ljudi &c biti,
nadajmo Sc, zdraviji, pax ce prko--
siti swim mogucim bolestima." Pa-
sto je izlila sve svoje veselje, zbog
toga sto dolazi oskudica, Ia rad
nike VEGA nego ikada, a "a kapits-
liste nikakva jer &c oni naei naei--
ma da dobiju i zabranjene: stvari.
ona, rece asledete: ~.."h''
uDtfVe&inao jnaroda Evropf, All
il, Africi juznoj America live /
prize rata je zivila oskudici i
nemanjstini. Vecina mas Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama smo twill u +
zobilju."!!!
Svet Sc Cd pamtiveka bori da
dobije sto wise hrane svih pe-
trebstina kao i 'luksuznih" stvs-
ri, koje postaju vremenom potreb-
stine i. Ijudski napredak Sc men
sa stepenom izobilja tih stvari, a
Kresic nam dolazi veil da Sc We
selimo zbog toga sto &c nasa sud
bina biti Jos VEGA nemastina os-
kudica!
Ali kada Kresic tvrdi da je I'VE
Gina mas IL Sjedinjenim Drzava-
MAJ zivila izobilju, mi bi Mega.
pitali da nam objasni cinjenicu
zasto SO DO sto induktovanih mia
diea, koji predstavljaju cvet ma
CHE, nisu mogli proci nj puku dok-
torsku vizitu. | mi cemo Sc SINE
jati ako nam to on pokusa obias-
niti da su ii mladici bill prenasi-~
ii celog svog zivota, ier su vojnie-
XII doktori izjavili da oni pate zbog
gladovanja!
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''Napada" i podupire
smaniivanje najam-
nice.

1lA~~s
Narodni Glasnik, hrvatsko pse-
udokomunisticko glasilo, u svom
broju Cd "a. septembra doneo ie
uvodnik pod naslovom, "Posljedi-
ce odlaganja," u kojem napada
svakog protivnika smrzavanja ce-
na veil:
"Oni koji jos sada ustaju pro-
tiv zahtjeva predsjednika Roose-
velta da Sc ogranici cijene agri-
kulturnim pFoduktima, izravno po-
mazu process dalnjeg povisivanja
zivotnih namirnica. Sa svoiim dr.
zanjem oni ce jos wise potkopati
zivotni nivo ljudi [radnika koii
krecu industriju. -" Onda Sc ta-
mo dalje veil, da oni idu ga time
da Sc jos wise smanji place radni-
ka i da in Sc ma tom niskom stepe-
nu zamrzne.' A napokon prepo-
rucuje sledece: "Potpuno izvadia-
ME svih sedan tocaka il progra-
ma predsjednika Roosevelta," it'd.
Ma prvi pogled izgleda da Sc
rseudokomunisticko glasilo polka
zuje kao da je samo "a smrzava-
ME agrikulturnih cena, da Sc ne
bi troskovi radnikovog izdrzava-
MIA podigli, jer, zaista, skakanje
cena zivotnih namirnica potkopa-
va "zivotni nivo ljudi," tojest, ma
jamnih radnika. l tako Sc to pseu-
dokomunisticko glasilo pokRzuj je
kao prijatelj boljeg radnikovog
zivota?
A kada "napada" te iste protiv-
nike smrzavanja agrikulturnih ce-
IA da su oni "a to da sc radnikova
plata "na tom niskom stepenu
zamrzne," to Stalinisticko glasilo
Sc pokazuje kao da je protiv "a
konske iii pristine stabilizacije
najamnice?
Ali kada to isto pseudokomunis-
ticko glasilo preporucuje svih Sc
dam tacaka Predsednika Roose-
velta O smrzavanju opstih cena,
koje sd zvec posta1e zaKon orhn[,' ono
&c 4sokazuje otvoftno7 kaloo" nn1eprija-
tell vete radnikove najamnice. -
Jer, da sc smrznula radnikova
najamnica ma najvecem stepenu,
to ne znaci da Sc time sprecava
memo padanje, jer to ne sprecava
vecu eksploataciju radnika pro-
izvodnji sa kojom Sc povecava
radnikov proizvod sa kojom Sc
kreSe radnikova relativna najam-
MICA, tojest, udeo njegovog proiz-
voda.
Tako pseudokomunisti ne mogu
staiati ma burzoaskom zemljistu i
biti prijatelji radnika, vec oni,
prema tome, moraju biti radniko-
vi neprijatelji!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
Sa vecerinke.
Steubenville, O.

U nedelju 20. septembra mas O.
granak mesna Sekcija odrzali su
zajednicku veeerinku svome To-
kalu.
Veee Sc sprovelo u veselom ras-
polozenju. Bilo je Sale, pevanja
govora.
Nakon pozdravnog govora koga
je odrzao drug H. Brostman ma
engleskom jeziku, izvrsena bi ko-
lekcija. U novcu su dali sledeei:
H. Brostman $5.25, L. Anderson
$5.25, M. Krnic $3.50, Familija
Beuk $4.OO, M. Bobceff $4.00, F.
Busic 1925, L. Mrvos $3.10, N.
Malbasa $3.50, R. Marijanovic ST.
so, R. Brdar $3.50. S. Jukic 1925,
Hermina Barac 1925, Cveta Divie
1925, A. Sauer $500, M. Burla-
kis $500, S. Kotur $500, M. Ku-
rap $1.OO, G.. sobat $1.00, M. L.
Barac $1.O0, Smilja Krnic $1.O0,
NJ. Fodor 5Oc., Mrs. Kosanovic soc,
NJ. P. 25c. Ukupno $685..
U stvarima su doprinele druga-
rica Anka Beuk $500, Mary Bro
zovic $1.O0.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
SOCIJALISTICKO RESETO.

ju! Pa, ako ii je sve to poznato,
molimo te da nam kazes kako mo-,
zes biti tako drzak da medju gang
sterima gadnog nacizma ukljucis
radnike radi cijeg tlacenja Sc pr
vi i pojavise uz rukopljeskanie
svetske hajducije, koju 81 ii podu-
pirao, koju sada podupires ko--
ju ces nogama rukama podupi-
rati dogod bude tebe svetske
hajducije!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-10-15
NASI DOPISI.

tru, te zgotovljavase sebi przenih
mladih kukuruza prema svome
ukusu kako su zeleli.
Kada je vecera privedena kra-
ju, drug Nikola Stanic, u ulozi
stoloravnatelja, odlicnim uvodom
izgradi teren govorniku Lazaru
Stefanovicu. Govor njegov bese 60
ruca vatra srece zadovoljstva
koju je, kao mi, prikupio ma Ju-
bilarnoj Konvenciji nase Fedora
cije. On skromno istice neizmer-
nu pozrtvovanost nasih uzornih
drugarica, koju one ulozise "a tri
dana pri prigotovljavanju razno-
ga jestiva drugih poslova, koje
vezuje gostoprimstvo to bez
jednog nita razilazenja. Doista je
to uzorno pohvalno. Dale on
produzuje, sa uspehom koju je
nasa goruca oslobodilacka nauka
njencm zarkom silom postigla, on
rece: Bio bi neoprostiv greh ne
napomenuti ovom prigodom diva
s,ucaja, koje sam saznao cd pri-
sutnih ma Konvenciji. Prvi Sc slu-
cal odnosi ma veterana druga An
tona Jurjevica clana Ogranka Ho-
boken, koji Sc borio kao Law, da
Sc izkobelja il teskih okolnosti
da bi mogao Konvenciju poseti
ii, a dvoumici da &c ovome
uspeti on Sale uz najsrdacniji
pozdrav Konvenciji ovecu svotu
novca, da bi njome pomogao ostva-
riti mas cilj, pa to bilo bar jedan
dan pre- njegove smrti. Drugi je
uzoran primer cd nasega druga
Ise Studena, koji putuje IL Silve-
sa, III. Bellwood, III. da poseti
priredjeni piknik, te pored izdas-
nog pomaganja da svota cistoga
dobita bude sto VEGA, on pored
toga Sale po drugu G. sulen-
ticu topli pozdrav Konvenciji i
uz to ovecu svotu novca sa recima:
"Predaj ovu svotu Radnickoj
Borbi osloboditeljci izrabljenog
proleterijata kojoj klasi ia pri-
padam."
Govor druga Lazara Stefanovi-
ca bese topic rukopljeskom po-
zdravljen, a zatim drug Nikola
Stanic ukazuje ma potrebe koja
okruzuje nasu stampu, poziva
prisutne da tim potrebama dadu
svoju pomoc.
Njegovome pozivu odazvase Sc
sledeei: S. Dadovie $500, J. Grbav-
cic $500, K. Popovic $3.50, W.
Christensen $500, Ch. scepovic
$500, J. Tesic $3.50, Joe Grbav-
eie $500; Ch. Besser $5.25, L.
Petrovic 1926, P. Slepcevic $500,
]. Mite $500, J. Klaic $500, r.
Zaremba $500, P. Curic 1925, Ste
va Dadovic 1925, X. Marinov 81
90, N. Stanic 1925, NJ. Tonic $4.-
90 L. Stefanovic s1.0O. Ukupno
$60.25.
Pored gornjeg novcanog prllo-
ga sledeci drugovi drugarlce
prilozili su trudom svojim, koJl
Sc novcem nemoze oceniti: Mara
Slepcevie, Danica Klaic, Kata Gr-
baveie, Joe Grbavcic, J. Grbavcic
i Sima Dadovic. Trud njihov
Ogranak mas ceni mnogo. Neka to
NINA sluzi kao najveca nagrada.
Nj. Tonic, dopisnik.