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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

SerIon ober @ruppe bon Yerloncn
barf @esenitano bon angriffen iei-
tens bes Staates ooer irgeno eines
Seiles bes Staates iein ipegen ibrer
religiolen lleberseuauna, Ser lie iih
o1iriOtig uno i'm ginflang NIT bem
natfrliGen lno geoffeubarten @eeb
8ottes bilgeben.
s.. sluf oem ipidtigen @irtldafts>
gebiet barf ser 3ugang 81 obltoff-
fen SEN ,,Sape Scot" "-Golfern bon Sen
Sape"=2ouoern nidt perlueigert
iperoen. Sanoels= nno Sarifidrnnfen
ipllen ernieorigt ooer mogli6It be-
ieitiet tperben, 1tm ben freien Sitter
perfebr 5lt fidern ser fir sic eenein.
Iame sSoblfabrt oller offer 10 not
tuenois lit. @ud ion Sic 8eldran=
fltng ser gintpanoerlna sic bon 10
pielen Staaten berfiigt nurbe, 5ur
Serbeifiibrl1ng bon Witoerlmgen Iorsr
Iid gepriift iperben. Serner- ION ser
@abr,lngsreform 1mb ser ginfitb=
rltng zines ben beltigen grforoernii=
ien bon Sanbel lmb @erfebr gereht
iuerbenben c@eloipltems eingebenoe
8eabtl,ng geIdenft meroeu. ltuo Die
N0slihfeit bes saulhbanbels loate
nenisitens ,nterlitdt iuerbeu. Bir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

,,&ein Menib bat ie oen SUB
oortbin eelest." @ir reoen bonn Sn=
Itinft bes giloes, bon ieiner Sblau=
beit 1mo ieinem Selbltl,nterbaltungs,
fampf.
Der Moler bprltet inmer l6atten.
leitia uuo in ser HGbc bon @ilOlpals
fer. Gr peradtet bus Mas, iugt Sen
sansen Gag nad lebenoiger 8eltte,
Sasoleioenl6aft lno Srebgier lino
unerlGttlib. Die silbbiiter baben cs
NIT eigenen Nugen geleben, iule er
lelbit altsgeipobIene @entstiere nit
pfeilIhnellem Stur5 81 i6lageu
ll1bt. 3lpei=, breimal i'm Gag erIdeint
oos aolerpaar nit nerem &aub in,
Sorit: 8irf- llno @ueriuilo, Saien.
Meb> ,nb @emsfiten, nihts lit iider
Dor ieineu melierIhnrfen 5anaen.
ltnb no oie 8ilobabn mager lit, It0Bt
ser 2uftra,tber nit Ial1Ienoem Silt
aelIdlog nad @eiBfiten lmo Cant
mern. s(lf SEN Shafpeioen bes
alontales ipielt iit ieoes SSabr man'
DIES Drama ab.
Ser s(,lfitiee sur S0be bes Sor-
ites lit obne ieoe @efabr. Der BfaS
meidt in GROCER aebre oem Sells aus,
sid5adt BEN ariinen Steilbaug biuan
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Photo Features

Sbroffen. gr mad)t sen ginItiea
fiir Sen photographer Surebt, ber
nahber Sen gan5en Tadmittag bin.
oltrd atgelcilt ont nadten Sells flebt.
l,m Die gii1Itigen Slugenblide 5ur
sufnabnne alts5unuben llnb sen ettua
adt gSpden alten Seranlpiihsliug
aus nacbIter 9eGbe ouf sic 8latte 5u
bannelt. 9Str anoern fauern nm Hdu-
oe Ser 8ano, einer reeuliert oos
Sell, elm 5iueiter liegt bduhlinss
galt5 born llno meloet sic 3eihen uu6
Winfe oes NngeIeiltel,, ein anoerer
gibt lie ipeiter an SEN &ameraoett,
oer oben an ser Sanne SOS Sell ge.
iiebcrt bait.
Ginmal flettere ol,b id bil1ab 5um
Sells. Sd, babe Otiibe, Salt 5u fin.
oen. Selsltiife poltcrn in sic 2iefe.
9alo rehts, bolo linfs greift oie
6allit, umflomnert bart sic nidlte
3ade, ser SUB It)iebt iid) nod, bauu
Ser 2eib. Oa, feline feds Wteter boz
mir iebe id) Sen aus eiiie uno grit
men SannGlten gebal,ten oorit, eiu
@riff iueiter, ifn @e6lpeig bes Sorltes
lieeen lteberreite .eines Sd)neebaleu.
stuei Wunaaenl1Goel, bll,tige Ruo-
=. (5ortiesuug uuf Seite 12)
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Mm Molerborf
(S6lus)

p. \OgihDJ
abermals miro eeraItet. Neben lnS
oon,,ert, bon fablem Steiffels tint
tiirnt, ser @letiderbab, iein @iIdgt
iprii6t in flimmernoen 6abnen iiber
rns bin.
BORT! Ssn ieuer Selsniide lit Ser
aolerborit" Die 8ilobiiter ipdben
idarf biua,,f 5u ser se,ualttatig a,,f'
iu,dtenoen 6elspanb, 1T ser, ettua
600 ssuS itber uns, Der Sort iidtbar
lit. @r liegt int oberlten 9eil Der
Wano in einem Selsbrltd, ser mir
tuie cine tuetterlidere St,tbenede Dor.
fommt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-07

begriiBen Die pom Staatsoepartment
70 fonieqllent befolgten Wetboben,
oeren 5ritdt sic NIT etner 8eibe bon
2anoern abgeidloiienen Sanoelsab,
fomtl,eu ;1in6. {
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(ShluR)
@ieoeranfban in Ser Nadfriessseit

Scte0eranfDan TT Der Na9trtegs5ett
8iele 8oridlase fir ben @ieoer.
aufban in ser Ssadfriegs5eit iino
ihon gen1abt noroen, nan6e pa-
ge itno peral1genleinernb, anbere, tpie
bic 5rieoenspunfte 8apit Yius bes
Sipolften 1lno ser Mtlantic Gbarter
fonItrnftiber @rt. sSir unterbreiten
i,nlern Ritsliebern unb anoern aa,
tbolifen ernit gelonnenen Mannern
ano Sralen aller 8efenntnille lmo
berantiportliden politiihen siibreru
bic folsenoen @rludsunsen iiber sic
.ueIentliden @rforoerniiie irseno ei-
nes befriebisenben Brosramms bes
mieoeraufbaus:
1. Die NenIden miilien auriidfeb-
ren 5u> 8ott 1tnb bie Seilieteit Sci
uer unberunoerliben @e'ese anerfen-
1,en, oeren Seugnlng berantlpcrtliA
tit fir Sic belttigen 3ultGnbe. Sbn.
@ott fann es feinen bauernben Sries
ben ODER cine felt begriinoete poli=
tiide ODER iosiale Sronnng eeben.
2. Die Sanilie n1uB mieoer einge-
fest lperOen in ibre SorraneItenunJ
TT Der io5ialen SrOnune ipos lun 10
t1ottuenoiger lit lpegen ser 1tnaebeu=
ren 3erreibung unb 3erriittune, mel
DE oie Samilie int ariege erleioet.
Das gilt audi in bollem llmfange BON
unlerm eigenen 2anOe, no perberbs
1tde Gin fliille sic sSolnilie 5er1t0ren.
: 8. es m1B allies baran gelest ber=
oen, freltn0Idaftli6e 8esiebungea
stuiiben Sen 80lfern Ser groe ipie=
oerber5uiteuen se,naB BEN Joroerun'
aen oes Naturrebts, oie G6lfer eben-
70 perpfli6ten tpie ben ginaelnen.
fcben, ba ia 8olfer moraliid)e Berlo=
nen 1ilo. Sold) elm Sorgeben miro
obne Miditdt ~o,1f 9tuile, sSarbe, 9s-
fenntnis lno Seimat bie Solibaritat
, Der @olfcr forbern ,n1o 1tarten.
4. Sin Sober bes Solferre6ts, in
boiler sSreibeit pereinbart, ioa ortfge.
ftelIt nno bon alien @olfern ols bin=
oeno fiir alle angenommen iperbeH
@olt, ei,t fooifi5iertes Slts gentirnt
l(golferredt) tpiiroe BEL geborlaec
wefolaung iid ols @fittel erpeilen,
1uter SEN &0lfern gegenIeitiges ein=
bernebuen 5u foroern ourd gerbil=
t,tna bon Streitnriad)en. Gs fonntc
ferner ser Grri6tllng niinlbenstper-
ter @ebtsinititute bienlib iein, ipelhe
getreulibe grfiillung Ser Srieoens.
beoi,gngen slt aetpibrleiiten nnb
tpillfiirlibe Gerletung unb einIeitiae
Musleglmg bon ertrage,t 5u perbil-
ten bGtten.
5. 0ie Sreibeit ,,no l1nperGetbar-
feit bon Stoaten barf ni6t ansetaitet
tperben., 9enr Staaten belisen mo-
tiirlid)e uno fllnonnentnle Nedte, nie
6e,t @enlB ser ltnabbdneigfeit, polt=
tide mno territoriale Selbltaltoigfeit
AUTO Siderbeit. Die iuabre Sreibeit
eines Stnates beitebt aber ,li6t allein
IN set Bebauptl1ng Ser autonomie
nuo ser ausiibung iouberaner egie=
runesgenalt, ionoern aud in ser sn=
erunltng ser @rensel, sic folder aus
tononie i'm ginflang NIT Dem gea=
t.trredt geIebt iinb. Selblt ser flein=
iungen Mdbden iollen auf bieie @el-
lie ler11en. 1nR es eine sSrnlt 11idt
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iungen Mabden iollen auf bieie @el-
ie lerneu, baB es cine 6ran nibt
notig bat, lire 4n5iebunesfraft burb
Eiinltlibe WitteI at erboben.
Die anbern ubob5ipiliiierten" GOl-
Ter f0nnen ielbit bon oen siirfen nod
bieles Iernen.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-15
ON The CAPE

cottage owners have opened
their cottages for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kenswil of
Cambridge were among the
earliest arrivals. Honoring the
graduation Of their son, Henry
Kenswill, they gave a party
whose guests included many
Boston young people, a score or
more of them. Among some OF
the house guests of the Kens-
wills were Mr.. and Mrs. Dunkin
of Cambridge, Horace Gray,
Mrs. Ethel Ferguson, Herbert
Tucker, Mr.. Cooper and others.
Others TO open cottages early
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Ruff
fin, Or. and Mrs. C. w. Harrison,
the John T. Lanes, John w.
Schenck. Recent guests of Atty.
Schenck were Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
ander Gray. Mrs. Mary Belts is
occupying her cottage. Mrs.
Julia Walters, proprietor OF the
Chicken Shack" in Boston
spends the week-ends at her
cottage here. Henry Kenswil
saved two persons from drown
ing when their boat capsized in
the middle of the lake. The
couples were visitors at a neigh
boris cottage. Last Summer
Henry saved I'VE persons from
drowning. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Kenswil whose
city home is 8 Kinnard st, Cam
bridge. The Rector's Guild Of st.
Bartholomew held their an
nual outing at the cottage of
the president, Mrs. Martha Ken
sWil.
NoRWELL PINES - Vaca-
TONERS are increasingly finding
Norwell Pines delightful re-
treat. Latest TO spend a time
there are: Mr., and Mrs. Mel
son Of Roxbury, Mr.. Chester
Eaton, Mr.. Ardie BarkSdale, all
Of Boston; Mr., Geo. Brown, MFR.
and Mrs. Cunard Of New York
City.
OAK BLUFFS - Among the
guests and summer colonlsts
here are: Mrs. Hattie Brown,
w. Va; Kamare Paul from IN
dia; DR.. Brown and daughter
of w. Va; Miss Louise Wesley,
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Turner and son, New
York; Mrs. Carolyn JoHes,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-15
New York Notes

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Mrs.
Berna Saunders Howard, for
merly of Cambridge now resid-
ing in New York, celebrated
her birthday with a small
group of friends last week at
a formal dinner party at
Broadway's Ubangi Club. Pre-
ceding the dinner party, the
group enjoyed cocktails at Mrs.
Howard's 47th ST. studio-home.
Included in the party were;
1t and Mrs. George dewey
Bingham, Mr., and Mrs. James
ruby Mason) Day, Misses
Grace Faulcon and Winifred
Cooper of Cambridge and the
Messrs. Jerry Laws, Bill Ed
wards and Bill Howard. The
Misses Faulcon and Cooper,
visiting the city over the
weekend were the overnight
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, How
ard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Howard
were pleasantly surprised with
a visit fro Coleridge Braith-
waite of Cambridge and Miss
Marjorie simms of Washing
ton D. c. during the week
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Boston; Mrs. Mary Schuyler,
Boston; Miss Evelyn johnson,
Mobile, Ala; Misses Emma
and Florence Taylor, Roxbury;
Mrs. Matte Reid and her
mother, Boston; Mrs. Delilah
Shepard, Millville, N. j.; DR..
and Mrs, John MosIey, New
York; DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Lee
and sons, Brooklyn, N. r.,
Misses Lois Jones and Celine
Tabary, Washington; j. Wesley
Jones and Jacqueline Jones,
Boston; william G. Cox, Bos-
ton; Mrs. Marie Holy Thomas,
Hartford; Prof. Emile Holly,
Washington; Misses Grace and
Marie Turner, Boston; the
Vests, Mrs. Mamie Richardson
and Dorothy West OF Boston;
the Adam Powells, New York;
Mrs. Grace Valentine, Borden
toNza, N. j.; Mrs. Watt Terry
and family; Miss Eleanora
Smith, Miss Lillian Tynes;
Harry T. Burleigh, Miss Flor
ence Walker, Mrs. c. Teixeira
and daughters form Wollas-
ton; Mrs. Rena Jones, New
York; Mrs Marie Kennard
Coleman and daughters; Miss
Essie Fitzgerald, Rochester, ~
Y; Mrs. Josephine Allen How
ard, Miss Dorothy Newton, Mr.
Allen, Frank Stith, Mrs. Day
and family, Mrs. Vera Wilson,
New York; Chas. F. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Garrett,
Mrs. Grace H. Racker, D..
Lewis williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Ware, Lillian Williams,
Mrs. Kenneth Murphy, New
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-15
LNNTFREp STATES


Assistant program director
Il breezy Meadows Shaw House
NM, has everything under
Sbtrol as the first period
ulnds out for the girl campers
ia are out to show the boys
IA how to be a camper $50
IN think we might add that
i'm are doing a swell job in
II direction checking the re-
IN of Miss States and barley
shbin, the director, who are
Nbre than pleased with the
Lila cooperation Miss States,
bretty girl, who will enter her
ssbior year at Salem Teachers
Niece this fall is really a smart
Ia and a peach of a teacher
tcording to gossip among the
satnpers a surprise was tend
So ID the crew when Phil Med
|s former director and Everett
|arrington, a former instructor,
BYbpped in for a brief visit, both
S. ,r,bers Of Uncle SANS Army.
u IRVING GRAY
10 surely has groomed HIM
III TO the top of the democra-
id leaders of ward nine has
Her going through his files
hitting material ready to assist
.sndidates in Office that will
nc the coIored voters of Bos-
al a break equal recognition.
lR SHAG TAYLOR
Il toast Of many a political
8ttle looks mighty fine after
lis recent trip south even
kough he was on a serious trip
gkidag his sick mother who by
il E way is getting along swell.
MORIA ARMSTRONG
sh2rming Roxbury girl, is do
IA a good Job for Uncle Sam in
Washington the popular young
asb was in town and enjoyed a
fkod rest and vacation. Gloria
bpreciatcs the experience she
81 gaining, working for the War
department. and she passes a
@eet hello and goodby to her
Aany friends whom she didn't
ID chance to visit while
pme
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-08-15

CooPERoo 80.
George Murray who for %
FarS, in the opinion of many,
Ras responsible for the sue
eSS Of the Boston Chronicle
#Wspaper has resigned from
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sTOLE BOSTON

Paul Robson, distinguished
knger and actor, spoke on Am
etican history when he address
I'd the thousands who attend
a the Flag dedication in Doug
Il SS Square Wednesday evening,
BIS words will long be remem-
heIed as he forcefully told Bos-
bn that we are fighting for a
pal democracy here in the
United States Although he was
i ot going to sing Paul did rock
E douglass Square with his deep
@elloW voice as he sang a num-
N sung by prisoners OF the
Georgia chain gang the affair
8onsored by the Greater Bos-
Rn Youth For Victory Council
Aas a huge success and another
BAR in the successful crowns of
70 Chairman, William Harrison
Nd Mrs. Lillian Williams
Nad elsewhere in the GUARD
hN for the full report, see you
Pound Lou thanks for the CO.
Peration to George Weinstock,
kst Director of the Council.
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GOSSIP
= With LOUIS 3. RANSOM :

the official STAFF of that organ
-. the resignation of George
Murray removes temporarily
from the colored press a man
that literally eats, sleeps and
drinks newspaper work in
terviewing Mr.. Murray, if it
was revealed that the gentle
man hasn't quite made up his
mind as yet to his future moves
in business, newspaper or other.
wise the Chronicle at the start
was a Murray paper all the way
sponsored by Georges brother.
famous Doctor who is now in
the West Indies. your reporter
was a member Of the working
staff then, setting type and run
ming presses, Success to George
in any future endeavor.
ROBERT BUSHNELL
Attorney General for Mass.
established history when he ap-
pointed G. Bruce Robinson a
tull time assistant in his Office
we really appreciate the sim
cereness of the Attorney Gen
eral who appointed a qualified
man to the job regardless of
color or creed, thanks a million
to Robert Bushnell and we wish
that more of our political fig-
ures that we greatly assist to be
elected to public Office would
likewise remember our work,
LIEUT.. ELINOR STEWART
is doing a nice job for Uncle
Sam at the Watertown Arsenal
during the day time and suon-
soring shows for our boys In
camp at night, we don't see lust
what is holding the charming
lady up but she has got what
1t takes rumors have been cir
culated to the extent that Elm
or is a secret bride of a popular
business man and political fig-
ure talking with Lieut.. Stew
art on this subject she said
quote II am not secretly mar
ried to the gentleman and do
not contemplate marriage until
after the war"
EASTER MOORE
owner of the modern beauty
parlor on West Springfield St.,
gave a swanky afternoon tea at
her popular shoppe last Sunday.
MASS. ROMEN's DEFENSE
CORPS
can be proud TO boast of three
smart newspaper women on its
press council In the persons of
Maude Trotter Steward, Toki
Schalk and Eleanor Trent Wal
lace, we appreciate the equal
recognitions as our weekly news
papers take their places with
the daily editions. a beautiful
bunch Of roses to Lieut.. Alice
Flowers who suggested the idea
and followed it through,
ALTER GUILD
are presenting a Tom Thumb
wedding at the Charles Street
Church up on Warren st, Aug.
20, Mrs. Sadie Williams, Fan
ME Webster and Ella Atkins,
president, secretary and treas
urer, respectively, ask all the
public to attend this wedding
that has been planned and re-
hearsed to perfection. a small
fee of twenty cents for adults
nd ten cents for children at the
door. Rev. o. w, ChiIders Is the
pastor,
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN
where TO dine DANCE REST

York; DR.. and Mrs, 5inga Dis
mond; Or. and Mrs. Paul
Jones; the sayers; DR.. and
Mrs. Jessamy, New York.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28
Ves+i IL zivIienio ome-
riskih Skovencev

Rock Springs, Wyo. - Dne
Is. dec. je V tukajsnjem premo-
govniku padla vzpenjaca z ru-
darji in diva sta bila ma mestu
ubita, devet je pa bilo tezko
pobitih, med katerimi sta tudi
rojaka John Demsar in Jos.
Naglic, oba clana SNPJ. Naha-
jata Sc V bolnisnici.
Chicago. - DR.. Francis S.
Kosmerl, slovenski professor v
pokoju, XII je dobro poznan v
ameriskih krogih, je postal ge-
neralu Drazi Mihaj ajlovicu br-
zojavno voscilo "a bozic in no.
vo let in prispeval je $1,000 "a
cetnike V, Jugoslayiji.
Milwaukee. - Poroceni so
bill tie dni: Geo. Dolinar, vo-
jak, in Mary Koren, VIM. M.
Schmitt in Alma Petric, Louis
Ertel in Helena Canek, FIR. Rep
mix in Anne r. Swiderski ter
Omer Thompson in Marie Per-
kovic. ~ r.
Buenos Aires, Argentina. -
Dne z. oktobra t. |. je v bolni-
snici umrl Franc Kavcic, star
49 let in rojen v Bukovski pri
Brezicah. V Argentini je bill
petnajst let in tukaj zapusca
zeno, sina in bratranca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28
4ziovo o ztocinih no
prom zidom

LONDON, II. decembra ira
dio prejemna sluzba) - v Lon
domu, Washingtonu in Moskvi
je bila danes objavljena dekla-
racija, podpisana cd Jugoslavi-
je, Belgije, Cehoslouaske, Grs-
Ike, Luksenburske, Holandske,
Norveske, Poljske, Zedinjenih
draw, Velike Britanije, Soviet
ske Rusije in francoskega ma
rodnega komiteja.
G. Eden je precital to izjavo
" House of Commons. Vsi an
gleski poslanci so vstali v znak
protesta proti zverskim zloci-
nom, katere ia izjava obsoja.
Vsi narodi SO odlo6eni, da po
vojni nobeden izmed teh kriycev
ne SINE ostati nekaznovan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28
NEMCE TAREJO POD SEBOJ
STIRI RUSKE OFENZIVE

fNadaljevanje !. stranD
Stalinova posiaIlica Ukrajini
Premier Stain in Vjaceslav
Molotov, kon,isar znnanjih "a
dev, sta poslala Ukrajini poseb-
no bozieno poslanico, XII Sc gla-
81:
'Ukrajina je in ostane SOW
jetska zemlja. Cete nash arrnad
lso ze vdrle v Ukraine ter osvo-
bodile ze mnogo ukrajinskih va
81. Vsi, XII ljubijo svobodo, maj
] Sc dvignejo v Ukrajini "a hrb-
4 tom nemskih roparjev."
Oh Donu in OBJ Stalingrad-Li-
haja zeleznici je skoro VISA bo-
gaia in rodovitna zemlja zopet
Y oblasti Rusov.
stiri ruske ofenzive
MOsKVA, ponedeljek, %. de-
cembra. --- Danasnji komunike
naznanja, da Sc ruske zimske o.
! fenzive ugodno razvijajo proti
stirim vitalno vaznim ruskim
mestom. '-- w.
Rdece .armade so oddaljene
mani kot 100 mill cd Rostova,
35 mill cd Vorosilovgrada in
sanao 20 mill Cd Kotelnikovske-
ga. Ruske eete, XII prodirajo "
Ukraine, pa SO oddaljene samo
Sc 13O mill Cd mesta Harkova,
ruskega jeklarskega centra.
Milijonu Nemcev grozi propast
\ z zavzetjem Rostova bi sc "a
prla past "a million Nemcev ma
< Kavkazu in v odsekih okoli Sta
lingrada.
i Nemska poroeila naznanjajo,
i da znasa v Rusiji mraz cd 4 do
t % stopinj pod nielo in da slim
: snezni viharji ovirajo vojaske
!, operacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

ali pa boste dozive micenje Evrope in bill prca ko
bodo vasi vojak umira milijonih &c pa sena drugi
strani pokazete pametne- ahko tel stvari raz-
govorimo ter naredmo nacrt "a nov red Evropi"
Zdaj kakor nikol poprej morajo biti zdruzeni ma
rod trdno odloeeni, da odnehajo pref dokler bo
zavzeta evopska trdnjava ia gganska Bastila nacij
lskega sveta. E#
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

, elektriko. Nisem bill v Ameriki
n ne preseneea me prebrisanost
Yankeejev. .-
2 elektriko! Gotovo prijetna
smrt.
Silen tresk v mozganih, POI
vsem telesu ostri krci, v kosteh
grozno zbadanje, potem valovito
padanje v svetlih, koncentricnih
krogih in-tisina, globlja Cd
molka vsemirja med planeti >.
Da. prijetna, cudovita smrt.
Ne, mi ubijamo preprosteje. z
S tomahavko, Sc zmeraj
tako, kakor SO ubijali nasi pra-
dedje. Udarec v hrbet, kosti po-
pokajo, oci Sc obrnejo navzgor,
clovek pade kakor odsekano DIRE
vo. Vcasih je vec zrtev, 10, 20,
80, so, tedaj je operacija tezja,
vendar ne neizvedljiva: povezani
so in mic tezkega nj pobiti vso
to clovesko gmoto. Prava krva-
va kopel, cudovito zivalsko mo-
risce, redek PRIOR. Nato pome-
cejo zrtve v jamo, ma razpolago
psom.
A cemu prav ia nacin-cudno,
kaj ne?
Prepovedano je streljati-to
je vse -.
Sicer bi jih postreljali. Smo
V zavojevani, nepokorni zemlji
in cuvamo videz miru. Nikakrs-
mega grmenja. Cemu vznemir-
jati mirne prebivalce?
Sicer pa mirnih prebivalcev
skorajda nj. Nekateri SO Zbe.
zali, drugi so pokoncani. Vasi
so porusene ali pozgane, njih
prebivalci pa Sc klatijo po pla,
ninah in umirajo cd lakote. Tt
Sc, postavljeni izven zakonov
trehjo med sabo kakor volkov;
ali kobilice.
Cemu ne? Vse redkeje imam
ia obcutek odvratnosti do ljudi
do sveta, do sebe samega. Nj me
vec sram-prepuscam Sc dogod
kom, grem naproti SLEPT propa
sti zgodovine. Kaj nj bog odvze
| ljudem razuma cato, da bi IL
nova preuredil svet, TEN NOR
jem krvi, kakor ga je nekof
preuredil vesoljnim potopon
Tako mislim po vsaki casi ra
kije.
Pijem kapitanom: ia sicel
Ispije IL stare navade. To je ME
gova organicna .navada. Je t.
majhen elovek polnih, okroglih
zagorelih in posirovelih lie ko
satimi brki in velikimi usesi
Njegov bog je mundir, njegov;
cerkev kasarna. Zapovedi pred
stojnikov izpolnjuje z babjever
no spostljivostjo. Pes nj Dol
zvest, kakor je west ia clovek
Je to ena brezstevilnih Lamja
tovih glav, XII je, kakor prav
pripovedka, pojedla najlepse o
troke carobnega mesta. Njego'
okraj tvori nekaj vasi, XII jih ma
iztrebi. To svoje clovekoljubn'
poslanstvo izpolnjuje dostojan
stveno in cvrsto. Cello case n
drzi tako cvrsto. Zelo Sc veseli
kadar prisedem k MENU JAZZ
Pocuti Sc pocascenega in mi no
&c brz izraziti svojo vzvisenost
''TaKo, mladenic, vsi oni S,
psi. Nevredni usmiljenja. Ne
zavezniki-razbojniki. Pi! Pozabi
hos ma vse." -
Ljudje prihajajo najrazlic
nejsimi prosnjami. Neki starcel
zeli, da Sc mu 'vrnejo tri ukra
dene koze, majhno dekletce po
izveduje,. kaj Sc je zgodilo z ME
MIN ocetom. Neka stara kmeti
ca pa prosi "a glavi svojih dvel
sinov, XII Sc kotalita-tako prav
ena-tam "a hribom, da ju "a
koplje ma vaskem pokopaliscu.