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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
WLB to Hear
M. Y. Transit
Union Case

Washington. Nov. 2l-Demands
of the Transport Workers Union
for an adequate wage increase and
union contract with the city of
New York will go to public
hearing Dec. 8, the War Labor
Board announced here today. The
union is asking for a Is percent
raise covering some $4,000 workers
in the city's subway systems.
Following the Boards announce
ment. which came after a visit
from TWU President Michael Quill
local president Douglas MacMahon,
Allan S. Haywood. Lee Pressman
and TWU Counsel Harry Sacher
the mayor of New York declared
that the Board had no right to
take up cases affecting local
government
LaGuardia's speech, in which he
delied the authority of the Board
was made TO an audience of mayors
and other petty officials in New
Jersey 1t was Immediately at
tackled BY the union. which pointed
out that LaGuardia had obviously
timed it TO coincide the Boards
order for public hearing.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
Raiders Stopped
At Steel Plant

Hammond. Ind, Nov. 81 The
United Steelworkers Of America,
CLIO, swept to victory at the Pull
man Standard Mfg. Co. here after
brushing aside efforts by an "in-
dependent union" and by John l..
Lewis District 50 to interfere with
the election.
The vote was 2,222 for the USA-
CLIO to 66l for the independent"
and 100 for neither.
District so. placed on the NLRB
ballot over the protest of the steel
union. was removed when it was
unable to round up Is challengers
and ballot box watchers the day
before the election.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23

Cleveland, CLIO gifts jumped to
1929. 10, compared with S156,430
last year.
Milwaukee CIO-ers gave $32O,093,
compared with $78.515 contributed
last year. Lockport. N. Y. record
ed CIO unions as donating AZ per
cent of the community goal.
The Indianapolis War Chest Di-
rector wrote President Philip MUIR
ray:
This letter would not be COM
plete without expressing our graft
tude for the magnificent way in
which the membership of your To-
cal unions responded TO the cam
paign appeal. 1t is our hope that
through the years the relationship
between ourselves and your Or
ganization can progress TO mutual
advantage of both groups"
The Executive Director of the
Chester, Pa, War Chest wrote the
CLIO War Relief Committee:
Our campaign has been success
full, we are 20 per cent over our
goal and $4,000 over the amount
raised last year with the returns
still coming in. Without your help
and the help of the other members
OF the CLIO we could not have
achieved this success and we are
deeply grateful TO you"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23

IScllCL SOliiiillttCC ICPOi tNo @ciOOH'-
036 in contributions and pledges
by CLIO members to the war chests
of the nation.
Reports from war chest cities
where the CLOS program of one
hours pay a month is in effect are
incomplete TO date. But they show
tremendous increases in CLIO
giving under union auspices this
year.
kilograms deluged the National
CLIO Committee for American and
Allied War Relief at convention
headquarters announcing success
full completion of chest campaigns.
And all gave major credit for ex-
ceeding quotas to the cooperation
of CLIO members through the CLIO
War Relief Committee.
HALF OF TOTAL
In Baltimore, Md. CLIO members
have contributed 100000. which is
so per cent of the city's total. In
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
Go Seeks
To Aid OCD

Washington, Nov. 2l-State and
city legislative bodies throughout
the nation were urged last week by
the CLIO convention TO pass stat
uies making possible the fullest
cooperation with national civilian
defense agencies.
Emergency powers to give gov
ernors and other officials power to
meet any domestic defense situa-
tion were recommended by the
CLIO, which at the same time asked
for appropriation of Sufficient
funds TO pay salaries and other en-
penSes necessary for the carrying
out of an effective program of civil
ian defense"
Run BY MINORITY
Joseph Levy, office union dele
gate, speaking on the resolution.
complained that almost every"
civilian defense council is COM
posed of "the blue blOOds of the
town. the bankers. the lawyers
and other people who make up
a small minority Of the pOpula-
ton" while the labor union MEM
hers do the day-t0-day work.
He urged fulled labor participa-
ton on the councils, and expan-
sion of their work from mere air
raid warden duties TO a full COM
munity program.
In another resolution the dele
gates called for government bene-
fits for persons injured or killed
while performing civilian defense
work. and called on CIO to seek
Congressional legislation as speed
lily as possible.
A bill Incorporating many of the
features sought by the CIO has
been introduced in the Senate by
Sen. Claude f. Pepper of Florida.
The bill. S. 1920. would compensate
individuals injured on civilian de-
tense duty and would be retroactive
to the beginning of the war.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23

fair share of goods, the Econo-
mic Outlook says in its current
issue released this week.
This chisellinG takes the form
of packers allotting supplies to IA
vored wholesalers who in turn al
lot them to retailers with higher
prices. thus gouging the customer
who needs the supplies or denying
them to the customer that can't
pay higher prices.
U. S MUST ACT
These malpracticeS must be
corrected il price control is to be
made effective and il the American
consumers are to get their fair
share OF available commodities at
the lowest possible prices" the
Outlook says.
distribution cannot be left to
voluntary ALLEGATION by packers
and distributors.
THE government must control
and allocate the stocks Of packers
and distributors equitably and
demOcraticaliy to all wholesalers
and retailers throughout the
country.
Until the government is ready
and willing to do this we can
expect the malpractices described
above to continue"
URGE IMMEDIATE RATIONING
The Outlook also calls for i'm
mediate rationing of all consumers
goods to avert serious shortages.
especially those hitting the low in
come groups. Each day that ra-
tioning of meat is delayed, the prob
lem becomes more serious" it says.
Each day that rationing OF meat
is delayed, il becomes more difficult
for the low income people to get
their fair and equitable share oil
meats.
And il must be remembered
that it is this group-not the peo-
pie with income large enough to
allow them to go TO the higher
priced stores where the meat is
sold-who are making the instru-
ments of war.
"The workers of this country
must be able to buy meats IL
their health and their efficiency
on the war production jobs are
to be maintained"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
Completes Course

Sioux Falls, S. Dak.-Pvt. Mer-
win S. Abrams. of Chicago, for
merly employed by the CLIO Can
merry & Agricultural Workers, has
completed the course in radio OPP
Grafton and mechanics at the Army
Air Forces Technical School here.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
War Chest Drive
Lifts Go Donations
Over 5-MiIIion Mark

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-An the good during the
Convention There continued the African
the home front the top The CLIO War
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
Coal Miners Back Clio,
Hit Lewis Disruption

WASHINGTON Nov. 21-CIO convention action condemning
descriptive activities of John L. Lewis but offering helping
hand membership of the United Mine Workers. has
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23

wide response in the nations coal
fields. judging from correspondence
received by CLIO President Murray.
A member of Murray's own local
at Cokeburg, Pa. reported that al
most every one here, to my knowl-
edge. is all out for you and Pat
Pagan" head of UMWA District S
and a staunch CLIO supporter. The
letter revealed that only EIGHT or
nine" members were present at a
local meeting in which Lewis stoo-
ges passed a resolution criticizing
the CLIO leader.
DISGUISED WITH LEWIS.
At Nesquehoning. a UMWA men,
Der wrote Murray that "the aver
age miners in this Valley are dis
gusted with the actions and deeds
OF Mr.. Lewis / believe that in
the near future. or when the con-
tract expires early next year, the
tide will turn in favor of the min
ers' joining the Go"
A Pennsylvania priest wrote to
President Murray that "it was
only when you were elected presi-
dent that the demand tfOr pay
ment of alleged debt to the
UNIV came. Why did he not de-
mand 1t while he was in the posi-
ton Of PRESIDENT"
HIT SECRET LOAN
In Illinois. meanwhile. UMWA
members were taken by surprise
when the ST. Louis Post Dispatch
revealed that union leaders had
secretly lent 100000 to a group
of coal operators and discussion
was directed towards possible cleo
ton of a rank-and-file investigating
committee.
Had this reported proposal or
any similar proposal" for lending
money to the employer come before
the district board. 81 would have
opposed it," said Jack Glasgow, a
District II board member.
Advancing. money or lending
money to mine operators isn't my
idea of rank and file unionism."
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-11-23
End Food ChiseIIinu.
Go outlook Asks

WASHINGTON Nov 2lCisehg ALLEGATION of and other foods
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Uradniki

Ma letni seji drustva V boj
st. SO SNPJ so bill ponovno iz-
voljeni vsi uradniki brez kakih
sprememb. Cd bor tvorijo
Predsednik Frank Barbic, pod
predsednik John Sore, tajnik
J. F. Durn, blagajnik John
Koss, nadozrni odbor: JOS. Sis
kovic, predsednik, Anton Bren-
cic in Frank Petric.
Drustvo je sklenilo ostati Sc
nadalje clan c.. U. ter P. M.
Obenem Sc clanstvu sporoca, da
sc DO pobiralo assessment "a teko-
ci mesec V dvorani SID dne %.
decembra kot obicajno, kar maj
clanstvo vzame V naznanje, ker
Sc ne DO pobiralo ma "A. ali 26.
pac pa V ponedeljek. Tajnik
sporoca, da ne bo "a nikogar
zalOzil asesmenta "a ia mesec,
torej pazite, da boste imeli pla-
canega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Bozis v letu 1912

Zopet je tukaj bozieni praz.
mix, prank miru in blagovesti,
Yes svet, XII praznuje rojstvc
kneza miru pa je v klanju, kj
ga zgodovina ne pozna.
Krscanstvo, civilizacije, hu.
manitarnost, vse je poteptane
in narodi 81 stole nasproti ter
skusajo uniciti eden drugega.
Pohlep po nadvladi, pohlep pc
dobickih je rodil Hitlerja. In &C
Sc ne DO svet preuredil ma po.
dlagi medsebojnega bratstva ir
razumevanja tezenj, XII jih ina.
jo posemezni narodi, Sc bo 20
pet in zopet pojavil nov Hitler
XII bo prinesel ponovno grozo
strah in razdejanje svetu.
Bog je in nase srce je Njegoy
tempelj. To je tisto, XII te sill
storiti dobro svojemu bliznikl
in ne slabo. Ako ga nimas v ST.
GU, ne isci ga drugod. In kadai
Sc DO to zgodilo, da DO Bog
vladal v nash srcih, bo izgini
pohlep po denarju in dobieku
ker clovek DO vec cd tega in ta
krat DO v resnici prisel do We
ljave rex: In mir ljudem ns
zemlji, XII SO dobre volje!
j. M. S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Popravek

Vceraj smo pOrocali, da bo-
do tajniki in tajnice drustev
okrog Slov. del. donna ma Wa
terloo Rd. pobirali assessment no.
coj ,toda Mr.. Jos. Durn, tajnik
drustva V BOZ st. So SNPJ nam
sporoca, da to nj pravilno, ker
so Sc tajniki raznih drustev spo-
razumeli, da bodo pobirali V
SID svoj assessment V ponede-
lick, 2S. decembra, ne pa nocoj
ali ma 26. Tajniki, XII bodo v
ponedeljek V SID so: Joseph
Durn, John Leskovec, tajnik
drustva Zdruzeni bratje st. 26
SNPJ, tajnik drustva Strug-
glers SNPJ in Gertrude Lau-
rich, tajnica drustva Waterloo
Grove st. 10 VIC. zeleti pa je,
da bi tudi tajniki drugih dru-
stew sodelovali, da bi vsi ma en-
Vecer pobirali assessment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Rev. K. Zakrajsek:
Mole misIi po kongresu

mi razumeli vse in potem donna
Iv tenn smislu delali?
Pc vseh naselbinah so lokal-
nj casopisi, XII cd casa do casa
tudi teh vprasanjih pisejo, &c
ne pisejo, SO delegate dobili
dolznost, da jih pridobe, da bo-
do pisali. Tam SO razni politiki,
so kongresniki, so senatorJ.
Vsi so lahko nogoeni pomocni-
XII nasem delu "a narod do
ma, "a pravilno resltev tudi teh
vprasanj po vojni, da DO trajen
mir.
In takih prasanj je nanizanih
v resolucijah celia kopa, XII bi Sc
VISA morala delegation pojasni-
| tt, in jih njih poduciti.
To je pravi kongres.
Zakaj Sc nasa javnost boil ne
zanima in bolj ne udelezuje re-
! sevanja teh narodnih vprasanj
naroda donna? Zlasti mladina,
zakaj ne? Ker jih jim nismo Sc
pojasnili. Poglejte Ceha, Polja-
ka in druge! Kar vprasajte jih
o njih vprasanjih. Cesar clovek
ne razume, "a to Sc ne zanima.
Vazno je tudi tole: Slovenci
donna imajo pravico, da prosijo
sedaj Ameriko pomo6i. Zakaj ?
Zato ker je NAL slovenski narod
V tezkih cash Amerike, V PHO
nirskih cash posiljal sem med
Indijance in belle po najbolj "a
puscenih krajih svoje najboljse
sinove, kulturne delavce, nase
misijonarje, da SO pomagali Ii
dati krscansko kulturo Ameri-
ke. kateri narod je vec storil "a
to? Revna skoraj stradajoca
Slovenija pa je skoraj go let
vsako leto~ zbirala po vseh GER
kvah darove, da je placevala to
Veliko kulturno delo teh svojih
sinov tn Ameriki ali smo to
re povedali nasi mladini, pove,
dali Ameriki? Kongres bi to mo-
raj povedati delegation, da Q
tenn povsodi govore in pa prido-
blVaJo prijateljev in pomagacey
po cell Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Darovi JPO,SS

Mrs. Amalija Terbizan je da-
rovala $500 "a pomozno akcijo
namesto Venca "a pokojno Mrs.
SuSa. Odbor Sc Mrs. Terbizan
lepo Zahvaljuje ter Sc pripo-
roCa Sc drugim.
Med drustvi, XII so sc odzvala
V ia namen, pa sta: drustvo V
boj st. SO SNPJ, XII je ma svoji
letni sell sklenilo prispevati
$1,000, drustvo Zdruzeni brat je
st. 26 SNPJ je darovalo S25.00,
dalje so tudi darovali sledeci
poSamezniki: Mrs. Frances Bo-
site $500, Mr.. Paul Cesnik il
Painesville, O., Frederick Ces-
nix, XII Je nadporocnik pri anne
riskih letalcih, $3.50, Jos. Okar
$500 ter Mr.. in Mrs. John Bar
tell $500.
Vsem TEN Sc izreka najlepsa
hvala, obenem Sc pa opominja
tudi ostale rojake, da Sc oh
praznikih spomnijo svojih "a
suznjenih bratov in sester V
rojst.li domovini ter darujejo
po svoji moci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

ne DO lahko zatreti, zlasti axe
posamezne skupine v dezeli ape
llraJo ma zunanjo pomoc prot
drugim fakcijam v njlh lastni
dezeli.
Delovanje tujih politikov
In to Sc dogaja danes v Ze-
dlnjenlh drzaVah. Inozemski DO
lltlkl deluJejo pri svojih inozem-
SIKH skupinah V tel dezeli ma,
menom, da izzovejo pritisk ma
naso vlado "a ali proti politiki
individualcev V Evropi, v prica,
kovanju sklepanja bodoeega mi,
ru.
Vioga tujejezicnega casopisja
Del tujejezicnega casopieja
nastopa prot rezimom ali ljud,
stVom ter razpihuje stara So
Vrastva in verske strasti. Use
to pa igra svojo vlogo v nasi
voJni produkciji..
Prizadevanje Washingtona
V Washingtonu 81 prizadeva-
10, da Sc "a casa vojne konca a.
gltaclJa, XII deli Amerikance ali
prebivaice Amerike, XII so ev-
ropskega porekla. Urad "a VOL
ne informacije je apeliral ma tu-
Jejezieno casopisje, maj nikar ne:
ustvarja razkola argumentira-
MEM o bodocih mejah in pou
darJanJem nesoglasja med "a
vezniki. Ii apeli pa MISC bill u
spesni.
Del priseljencey brezbriznih
Veliki deli tujih kolonij pri-
selJencev v tel 5dezeli MISC pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

zadeti po tel kampanji. Ljudje
v teh kolonijah Sc namrec po-
eutijo Amerikance ali pa so v
procesu, da postanejo Ameri-
kanci ter iznasajo "a kontrover-
re Europe samo omejeno zani-
mamie. Oni namrec MISC dovolj
zasledovali poteka dogodkov v
Evropi.
Nekateri politiki priseljencev
priznavajo, da reprezentirajo
predvojne refine, XII jih smatra
njihovo lastno ljudstvo "a "a
starele in pol-sovrazne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Rozi6ni spomini

Cleveland, Ohio. Roiena
sem bila ma Dolenjskem, v fari
sv. Kriza pri Kostanjevici. Mno-
gi so nazivali naso vas. sv. Kriz
paradiz, in MISC Sc motili, kajti
" resnici je lega nase vasi maj
lepsa. Pc eni strani tece cista
krka, oh kateri so travniki in
rodovitna polja. Kar 81 posadil
ali posejal, vse je lepo uspelo in
poVrnilo trud nasim kmetom.
Seveda oh svojem tasu je NC
glo biti obdelano.
Ma drugi strani vasi Sc pa
razprostira lep kosat gozd, kar
ocl nesejo. Pc Vrhu gozdnega
roba, ma drugi strani sencnate-
ga roba, so pa vinogradi, kar ii
oko more doseci. Tam je pekoce
sonce cd ranega jutra do pozne
noci. In vrh roba so pa zidanice
ali hrami, kamor spravljajo
bozjo kapljico.
Ako te pot zanese mimo v ie-
senskem casu, ko grozdje zori
tt kar srce poskakuje cd vese,
LA, ko gledas bogato oblozene
trte, da Sc kar sibijo zlahtnega
sadu. Ko grozdje dozoreTa, sill
sis skoraj uro dalec nabiianje
sodoV, da bodo drzali to zlato
kapljico.
10 pa je dovolj zrelo, Sc tr-
gatev zacne. Obiraci hodijo vsa-
ko jutro V skupinah. Ako je vec
delavcev, vec je petja slisati. O.
biraci pojejo, brentaGi pa vris.
kajo, da Sc razlega po hribih in
dolinah, zvecer pa gredo zopet
V grucah skupno domov in tako
Sc nadaljuje dan "a dnevom, do
kler je kaj "a obirati.
Zadnji yecer, ko so gotovi
jim pa gospodinja pripravi O.
kusno vecerjo, kokos ali pura-
ma in dobre domace police. Ko
Je enkrat vse obrano, ga pa 60
spodarji stiskajo in presajo; &C.
lie noci so v hramu, dokler nj
vse v sodckih.
Vcasih Sc je tudi primerilo,
da nj bila kapljica tako izvrst,
ma, kot hi imela biti, pa pravi
gospodar sosedu, pokusi bos Vi
del kaksnega je Bog dal, ako .je
pa bila kapljica prve vrste, .je pa
rekel, pojdi bos pokusil kaksne-
ga sem pridelal. ~
seveda, izgovor je dober. Ne
Slow zastonj dalec ma okoli do
lenjski cyicek. Par kozarcev pa
ga re CUTS. JAZZ vem, da Sc ss
vsak dobro spominja imena teh
goric. kateri smo cd tam donna
in V blizini. Ena gorica Sc ime-
nuje Bocje ena sutenski vrh, e.
ma Banovec in Razkrize in Ga
doya pee. Cd tam radi kupujejo
VINO. &c ga le poduhas pa ii
sapo zapre. Sama sebi Sc cudim,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Ves+i IL Atlantic

LONDON, "A. decembra IRA
dio prejemna siuzba) = L. AL
banije poroGajo neprestanih
napadih ma italijansko posadko
in kolonijo. V Tirani (prestolica
Albanije) so uporniki pognai v
zrak najvecji hotel in postno
poslopje. Cd sedmih zvecer pa
DO sedmih zjutraj Sc nikdo vec
ne SINE pojaviti ma nlici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
UREDNIkOXA POSTA

da sem Zacela opisovatl nase r
vinske goriee. Mogoee cato, ker
distikrat premisljujem. Oh, ka-
ko bi bill clovek srecen, ko bi bill
O Bozieu donna in med svojimi
ljudmi in med svojci praznoval
svete bozicne praznike, da bi ga
clovek Sc enkrat spill IL teh
zlahtnih goric kozarec ali pa
diva, kakor pravi tista narodna
pesem, da nam korajzo da.
, Ali zalibog, cutim, da ne bonn
nikoli vee v moji dragi domovl-
nj po tolikih letih.
Dolgo vrsto let sem Re tukaj
v moi novi domovini in bonn,
dokler me ne poneso tam, kjer
nj ne gorja ne trpljenja.
Toda spomini ostanejo in ne
izumrjejo. Najbolj jih pa elo-
vek obeuti ma sveti bozicni We
Ger, ko mu prihajajo ma misel
kako je bilo donna v revni hisi-
ci, ko smo bill Sc tako srecni,
da smo bill pri nasi mamici, do
kler je Sc 'zivela. Kako smo il
pomagali pastircke izrezavati,
ona jih je v kot postavljala,
sredi pa je bill Jezuscek, novo-
rojeno dete.
Nato je tudi okincala vse po-
dobe sveta, XII SO po stenah vi
sele. Dan pred bozieem je pa
spekla potico. Jedli in imeli smo
jo dvakrat letu, o Bozicu in
O Veliki noci, to pa zato ker
smo bill revni. Oce nam je u
mrl V najlepsi moski dobi. Bill
je V enem tednu zdrav in mrtev.
Ostala je uboga matt S kopico
otrok.
Dostikrat nj imela koscka
kruha, da bi nam otrokom da-
la. Sc danes jo duhu vidim ka-
ko so jo solze oblile, ko smo pro-
sill "a kruh. Mnogokrat nam je
skuhala krompirja V oblicah, pa
smo ga dali V srajcke in sc
vsedli ma hisni prag, pa Sc soil
nismo imeli, da bi ga solili. Ia
ko smo ziveli revscini, ali vse-
enc smo Sc steli "a srecne do
kler smo imeli naso drago ma
mico. Pokopala jo je revscina in
trpljenje.
Pred mnogimi lett jo je Bog
poklical ravno ma sveti bozic-
nj dan. Narod je Sci k deseti
masi, ona je pa izdihnila svojo
blago, dobro duso. Bila je muce-
MICA in je vse svoje zivljenje da-
rovala "a mas otroke, da mas je
'posteno prezivela.
Spominjam Sc po tolikih letih
kar je rekla in mas ucila: Dragi
otroci, drugega vam, zapustiti
ne morem, samo to vas prosim,
bodite dobri in posteni. .Vsak
vas DO rad incl in ma Boga in
mater bozjo ne pozabite. JAZZ
mislim in upam, da 50 Sc vsi DO
njenih naukih Tavnal.
Leta sc pomikajo naprej in
mi z mimi. Dalec ste "a nami,
} bozicni prazniki, katerih Sc spo-
minJam, ker so vredni spomina.
Sveta noe pokrita z belo ode
10, po kateri sem stopala, ko
sem sla k polnocnici in zadniic
V domaci cerkvi zapela boziGno.
pesem, XII Sc je glasila tako
mllino, da cloveku kar srce
Vzdrhti. Vse je ubeglo, vse je
minilo in vse utihnilo. Dalec 81
ostal, dragi dom in domaca vas,
Nocoj je sveta noe. Zbudili so Sc
zopet spomini. Sree Sc mi krci
cd zalosti, ko pomislim ma naso
domovino. Oh, ubogi narod, Bo-
zlc Sc bliza, ii revezi pa ne bodo
lmeli ne obleke ne kruha, ne mi
tru.
zelim vsem: Vessel bozic!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

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