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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Rotkins Rodio Holds
Edae Over PheIon's

Batkins Radio, leading Phe-
lan's Upholstery by two games
in the Monitor Leader B z
League at Mount Clemens Rec
reation, kept up its winning
ways last night, scoring a sweep
over Jock & Meldrum as Phe-
lan's took three from Mount
Clemens Rose Gardens. The Ra-
diomen have won 10 of their
last % games. In other matches
Pepsi Cola won two from Eagles
and Michigan Bell No. 2 took
the odd game from Bell No. l.
Louie Odor's 564 series for
Batkins was high solo count,
while Merritt Willmarth and l..
Lardie each had 2l2 for high
single.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

Ketchel was totally uneducat-
ed, yet he had the polish of a
college graduate.
He paid $4,000 for big yell
low car at a time when auto
mobiles attracted attention. He
was one of the 10 best dressed
men, paid $50 for suits in a pc
riod when you could buy a good
one for Sis.
Ketchel died like he lived -
fast. He was shot in the back
and killed under mysterious cir
cumstances on Pete Dickerson' S
farm in the Ozarks, where he
had gone to get hold of himself
following a spree in New York.
He was only "a when he died,
and was still middleweight
champion of the world.
Could he fight? Well, they
still talk about him, which is
something in the way of rec
concentration. Outside of Bob
Fitzsimmons, he was the finest
middleweight | ever set eyes
on. Although he never weighed
more than 157 pounds, believe
he would have knocked out as
capable a heavyweight as Jack
Dempsey.
Ketchel came into San Fran
cisco pugilistic nobody and
knocked out Joe Thomas in the
32nd round of the greatest fight
l ever witnessed. He 5 k d
James w. Coffroth what the
losers end would be and bet it
on himself.
When he weighed in at las
pounds, he sWeetened his wager
at / to 2 with his $500 forfeit
He would have bet the winner 4
end if he had thought Sunshine
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Lions Club Mointoins
Fivs-Point Margin

Lions Club held its five-point
advantage over Young Business
Mems Club in the Bath City
League race at Macomb Recrea-
ton last night. Each cam e
through with shutout, Lions
blanking Rotary Club and Y. B.
M. C.s doing the same to Opti-
mist Club. Board of Commerce
regained third place by winning
three points from High Twelve
Club. In the remaining match
Fellowcraft Club scored 81
victory over Kiwanis Club.
c.. Walker of Lions was high
Individual with a 231 game in
$50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

Jim Coffroth would advance it.
He never had the slightest idea
of losing not even when he
tackled the 100 pound Jack
johnson.
Coffroth wanted me to referee
Ketchels fight with Johnson,
which was scheduled for 20
rounds, but | would have moth
ing to do with it. AS remark
able as Ketchel was, it was too
obviously a mismatch There
was talk of Johnson letting Ket-
chel stay. yet in the seventh
round Old Steve actually left a
tooth in Lii Arthurs glove when
struck by an uppercut.
Ketchel shifted in the 18th
and dropped Johnson, who plain
ly decided TO take no further
chances. ne huge Negro bounc-
ed up and knocked out Ketchel
with the most effective uppercut
ever unveiled.
Ketchel wrote the rule,
Shake Hands-And Come Out
Fighting" in his third match
with Billy Papke in which he
became the first champion to
come back.
Up until that eventful after
noon in San Francisco, fighters
tipped gloves when they came
out to fight.
Ketchel. a sincere kid. really
meant to shake hands when Billy
Papke knocked him down, broke
his nose and closed his eyes in
Los Angeles three months be
fore. Ketchel took fearful
beating before falling like
broken airplane-out for keeps
in the 18th.
So when Jack WEIGH gave
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Bruin SeNtet
Remains On
TObOgSan
BY the Associated Press

The decline and fall of the
Boston hockey empire is con-
tinuing and Beantown enthusi-
asts now are begging for sharp
reversal of form before the
Stanley Cup playoffs.
Last night, in the National
Leagues only contest. the Bru-
ms dropped a rs decision TO the
Chicago BlackhaWks.
Although Boston is tied with
the Detroit Red Wings for the
circuit leadership. the Bruins
chances of winning the pennant
are slim. Boston has five games
left TO play while the Wings
have 10. Should Boston win all
Of its remaining contests, De-
troit would have to gain only
five triumphs and tie to an
mex the flag.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Honus Wagner, al 50.
Gets 32nd Conrad

PITTSBURGH, Feb. "a - up
Honus Wagner, regarded by
most baseball fans as the great
est shortstop of them all. reach
ed his 69th birthday today and
received his 32nd Major League
contract as coach of the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
81 may not be quite as spry
today as was 40 years ago when
l went to my first training camp
for Steubenville, Ohio, but I'm
still rearing to get started this
Spring" the flying Dutcbman
chuekled II as C o ngratulations
poured in.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
transportation
Big Worry 10
baiher Coach
BuekhoIz Expects
To Reoeh Decision
Within Two Weeks

Baseball may be shelved in,
favor of track at Mount Glenn
ems High School this spring,
Coach Ernest Buckholz indicat-
ed today, although he said 1t
probably would be week or
two before any definite stand on
the subject would be reached.
"We'd like to continue base
ball." the Bather mentor declar-
ed, "but we are finding it diff
cult to work out schedule UNI
der conditions brought about by
the transportation problem"
II track were conducted, the
sport would be operated on a
modified scale, with the pos
sibility that considerable en-
phasis would be placed on in
tramural competition. A few
dual meets would be arrang-
ed either here or as close to-
home as possible, BuckhOlz
said.
So far Buckholz has not been
able to get any commitment
from other Border Cities League
coaches as to whether their
schools will sponsor baseball
this year.
ALL HOLDING BACK
They all seem to be waiting
until the last minute to make up
their minds" he asserted. If
some of them decide to continue
the sport and can do SO with
Government consent a min
imum of trouble, perhaps Mount
Clemens will go along too"
Buckholz recently was APP
preached by Port Huron High
School for a home-and-home Sc
ries, but he deferred scheduling
the Hurons for the same reason
that he is withholding dcci.
sion on baseball: He wants to
find out what the future holes
in the way of transportation.
Although Mount Clemens may
abandon baseball, most of the
other communities of the coun-
ty are planning to 60 ahead with
diamond schedules. Among these
are Lakeview, Lake Shore and
South Lake, all of ST. Clair
Shores, and Busch High Of Cen.
ter Line. All are members of the
Bi-County League.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Freshman Step
Of Little Help
Doom Of Big-Time
Athletics Foreseen

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. "a
Up Waving of the fresh
man rule eligibility rule in it
self is hardly enough to ensure
the continuance of big-time in
tercollegiate athletics, in the
opinion of Prof. Ralph w. Aig-
Ter and Herbert o. Crisler, Mich
igan's two veteran representa-
tives in Big Ten affairs.
They are more encouraged
by the Nays recent statement
that enlisted personnel may
compete in varsity sports "if
they have the time
Both men expressed the opin-
ion yesterday that permitting
Freshmen to play would "do
only a little" toward furnishing
colleges and universities with
the manpoWer necessary to
maintain varsity sports, in par
ticular football.
Delegates to the Western Con
ference meeting in Chicago were
refreshed" by the Navy an
nouncement, Angler said, al
though the Army has indicated
il will frown on its enlistees par
ticipating in "big-time athlet
les"
AS things stand now Michigan
has peculiar problem because
present plans from Washington
indicate that this University viii
be primarily ano"Army school.
Other institutions, such as No
tire Dame. will have a heavier
percentage of Navy men, anc
hence a larger pool Of men from
which TO draw for varsity sports
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Edison Pocemoker's
leod Pored to s Comes

Team No. 6, runner-up to No.
2 in the Detroit Edison League
at Bowl-O-Drome, pared No.
2's lead from six to five games
last night by scoring 81 vic
tory over No. 8 as No. 2 dropped
a pair to No. 4. The remaining
two matches also were 81 af-
fairs, No. 7 winning from No. )
and No. from No. 3.
r. Tyack's 536 series for No. 2
was high for the evening. Eddie
Gable of No. 6 had high game
220.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Dolph (amiIIi Denies
SIGNING as Manager

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a
(P)-The reports were ont today
that Dolph Camilli has signed a
conditional contract to manage
the Brooklyn Dodgers in l943,
but he was quick to say he didn't
know a thing about them.
The examiner said the Dedg-
ers' first baseman has signed the
contract. and the papers already
"repose in (Branch) Rickey's in
side coat pocket" 1t quoted
sources close to Camilli."
At his Laytonville, Calf,
ranch, Camilli retorted that S
a lot of baloney."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

them instructions in the center
of the ring in San Francisco,
Ketchel said: "There'll be none
of this hand shaking business.
Shake hands here and come
out fighting" 1t rapidly became
universal rule, has since been
the last word of referees.
Ketchel scored "A knockouts
in 50 starts against the top
fighters of his era, which gives
you a rough idea of how he
could punch. He had knockout
strings of IL and 81, fought
Frank Klaus and Sam Lang
ford, and Knocked out Porky
Flynn, Willie Lewis and tough
one named Jim Smith, the last
two at old Madison Square Gar
den, the year he was killed.
Stanley Ketchel died at his
peak.
He was geared to 60 that way.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Chicago Offers Free
Golf for Service Men

CHICAGO, Feb. 24-lP)-
Tom Walsh, former president
of the Professional Golfers
Association, believes service
men should be encouraged TO
continue playing golf-and he
believes he has the proper
stimulus. Working with the
Chicago District Golf ASsocia-
ton and the United service
organizations, Walsh is going
to help men in uniform to
play on the city's public
courses for nothing but
smile. They'll be provided
clubs, balls and transporta-
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Coach Wallace Butts
Honored in Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. "a
Up - Head Coach Wallace
Butts, who guided the Univer-
sity of Georgia Bulldogs to a
Rose Bowl football victory last
season, has been given the Nash
Vile banners award as the out
standing football coach Of the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
jean Riekord Is High
Amona Edison Women

A FL victory for Team D over
Team o plus the shutout OF
Team E by Team c enabled the
DIS TO take over undisputed pos
session of first place last night
in the Detroit Edison Women S
League at Bowl-O-Drome.
Jean Richard of Team d walk
ed off with individual laurels,
totalling 433 with q high of 165.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Morvin Lessett Sets
Poee in Eagles Loop

Team No. shared first place
with No. 3 today in the Eagles
League at Mount Clemens Re-
creation thanks to its sweep over
No. 2 last night as No. 3 dropped
a game TO No. ].
Marv,o Leggett captured indi-
vidual honors, hitting 237 in
COZ.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
New Orleans
Track Extends
Meet 15Days
Fair Grounds Plant
Will Hove Shorter
Season Next Fall

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. "a -
(Pl- Riding a war stimulated
winter season to modern attend
ance and betting records, the
Fair Grounds here has decided
TO give up some of its choice fall
racing dates for an extended Is
day victory meeting
The State Racing Commission
last night granted permission for
the extension beginning March
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Romeo High Scores
Eighth Gage vietory

ROMEO - Spanked by Bill
Spens who counted 13 points,
Romeo High Schools basketball
team defeated Rochester in a
montague game at the latters
court last night, 43-26. The VIC
tory was Romeo's eighth in IL
games. The Peachmen wind up
their season on March 5 at Rich
mond.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
Down Headpin Lane

Rose Chevrolet. In fourth
match Petch No. l outshot De-
Grandchamp twice.
High single game OF 23l was
shot by M. MacGregor of Little
Green Inn.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

DETROIT - (P) - Kenneth
Young, 10, drowned in River
Rouge, in Rouge Park, Tuesday
when the ice gave way beneath
him,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

Southeastern Conference in
1912. Butts received the pres
entation during the Vanderbilt
Georgia basketball game here
last night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24

This is another of a. series
of articles on boxing by Billy
Roche, famous referee and
manager who describes some
of the greatest fights and
fighters he ever saw. The ar
ticles will appear from time
TO time as space permits.
BY BILLY ROCHE
Stanislaus K LEGAL was the
handsomest man | ever saw. This
Polish American boy, who as
Stanley Ketchel was to become
immortal in the short space OF
eight years originally was a
waiter in Butte honky-tonk.
He became so adept at throwing
out drunks and otherwise OBJ
streperouS patrons that they
made him official bouncer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-24
The Monitor-Leader
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a. 1e43 PAGE 8
lin Misunderstanding
Test Draws Criticism

meeting the Japs in Olympic
competition just to debunk the
Judo myth" he said.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Address
| To Parliament
Is Proposed

Proposal that Secretary of State
Hull address the House of Parlia-
ment, possibly on July 4. was made
yesterday by Representative Martin
J. Kennedy, Democrat, of New York
in letters to the Vice President and
the Speaker of the House.
Introductory to this proposal, he
enumerated foreign guests who have
addressed Congress and the Ameri-
can people as a whole, including
Winston Churchill, Nine. Chang
Kai-shek, President Benes of
Czechoslovakia, King George II of
Greece, Queen Wilhelmina of the
Netherlands, King Peter of Yugo-
slavia, President Quezon of the
Philippines and the Presidents of
several South American republics,
including Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador,
Nicaragua and Cuba
Mr.. Kennedy explained that his
proposal was intended as a means
of further cementing Anglo-Ameri-
can relationships.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

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brooue Of white buckskin with
black trim. Famous Honon
FLEXIBLE" and lightweight con-
struction. FIexes with every
foot movement ---$l285
Evening star., 1943-05-21
War in Nightmare

PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil (P,.-
Farmer Otavio Becker dreamed he
was fighting with the Americans
against the Germans, pulled out
loaded revolver that he always kept
under his mattress, and shot him.
self in his sleep. He was only
slightly wounded.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-20

LlhOSlOf1lO hOt VoCUl1iohO3 LEI Cs- II
ko zbrisal pravo ljudsko unet-
most. v pesnikovi ostalini so
shranjeni prvi zapiski narodnih
pesmi, Xxi jih je prieel zbirati le-
ia 1889.
v njegovih lastnih pesmih Sc
pozna Presernov vpliv tako v
jeziku, kakor v obliki. Preser-
nu je bill blizu tudi po svobodo-
ljubnosti in kriticnosti. v svo-
jen zivljenju in poklicu nj bill
srecen, sobratje SO mu napra-
viii nesteto krivic in prega-I
miami. v svojih pesmih je IRA
zal preproste misli in dogaja-
MIA prepletena sarkazmom.
Njegovi verzi so brezhibni, po-
sebno soneti, katerim sc pozna
Presernov vpliv. zal, da pesmi
MISC vse originalne. Znana je
"Razna pota" in epska pesni-
tev "Vilkovo', XII sta prirejeni
po nemskih pesnitvah, dokazu-
jeta pa njegovo jezikovno in O.
blikovno znanje. Zadnjo svojo
pesem je posvetil Anastaziju
Grunnu, znanemu nemskemu
pesniku, XII je kot graseak ma
bolj zatiral dolenjske kmete. 4
Kmalu "a tema pesnikoma Sc
je rodil 1921 v Idriji Dragotin
Dezman. Umrl je v Ljubljani l..
1889. Kot pesnik Sc je pojavil
sele 1874, |. 1861 pa je MOI re
vskocil v nemski tabor in je bolj
znan po tenn svojem skoku, ka-
kor po literarnom delu. Zrastel
je prvo mlado slovensko ge-
neracijo in z njo tudi nekaj Ca
sa delal. Pisal je V "Slovenij jo"
in Bleiweisov "Slovenski ko-
ledarcek" Pesnik nj bill. Zato
so njegove pesmi bolj priloz-
nostnega in politienega znaca-
ia. Poznal je dobro nemsko
slovstvo pa tudi Preserna. Bill
je svobodomiseln in V opoziciji
proti ocetu Bleiweisu. Zato je
! bill prijljubljen med mladino, XII
ga je imela "a voditelja, ceprav
jim nj izpolnil mad, XII jih je sta
villa mani. Leta 1876 ko so
bill osmi soil poznejsi znani
slovenski pesniki in pisatelji,
I Jim je Dezman *obljubil sloven-
ski leposlovni list. Ker pa nj bill
prav iskreno duso Slovenec,
Sc je kmalu skesal. Hotel je slo-
venstvo V 'nemskem objemu.
Nato je postal voditelj kranj-
skin Nemcev in izdajic nem-
curjev. V slovenskem slovstvu
ne pomeni veliko, bolj uspesno
je bilo njegovo delo ma znan-
stvenem polju, kjer smo 81 ga
ogledali oh .drugi priliki.
Kot jezikoslovec in prevaja-
lee Sc je odlikoval Matej- Ciga-
lie IL Dol. Lomov pri Crnem vr-
hu pad Idrijo. zivel je cd leta
1919 do 1889. Vazen je kot bo-
rec proti ilirstvu in kot sodela-
vec pri ustvarjanju slovenske-
ga znanstvenega jezika. Bill je
prvi urednik "Slovenije", v ka-
teri je do leta 1849 meseca
septembra odlocno zagovarjal
ustanovitev Zedinjene Slovenije.
Tedaj Sc je preselil ma Dunaj,
kjer je 38 let urejeval sloven-
ski del dr.. zakonika, kate
rega je uvedel mnogo staroslo-
vanskih oblik ter pisal pravne
in terminoloske clanke "a Raz-
lagov "Slovenski Pravnik". -
| Oalie ma 6. strani>
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"ENAKOPRAVNOST''

pokhee. Oni pa, ki SO studiral
ze pred ustanovitvijo realke ma
zunanjih solah, 50 bill veeinoma
sinovi ,uradnikov, XII MISC imeli z
rudarjevim zivljenjem pravega
stika. Po dovrseni ljudsH Soil
SO navadno zapuscali mesto in
Sc vraeali v dolino samo oh po-
citnicah.
Idrija je dala mnogo inzenir-
jev, .zivinozdravnikov, uradni-
kov, nj pa dala delavcev ma fl
lozofskem podroeju. s..
Prvi pesnik il idrijske doline
je bill Staroslovenec in Preser-
nov ucenec I Franc Svetlicic, XII.
,je biz rojen 2. aprila 1914 v Ia
spani grapi v Idriji in +, ne v
Spodnji Idriji, kakor trde slov-
stvene zgodovine. Pc koneani
gimnaziji Sc je posvetil filozov-
skim in leposlovnim vedam in
bill |. 1889 posvecen "a masnika.
Bill je II let kaplan, !. 1856, pa
je postal zupnik v Sorici in ma
to v Godovieu, kjer je leta 1879
stopil v pokoj. Pri polomu ban
ke Slavic" je izgubil vse svoje
premozenje in nato umrl kot re-
vez o.. marca 1881 v Ljublja-
nj.
Svoje liricne in pripovedne
pesn1i je priobeeval v "Novicah'
in "Slovenskem glasniku". Me
COVE pesmi so hotel izdati v
zbirki "Cvetje il domaeih in tu-
jih logov". Svetlieiceva lirika je
zrastla IL zivljenskih bojev in
izkusenj, il njegove tihe in raz-
misljajoee narave. v sonetih Sc
pozna mocan vpliv Preserna
(Zabavljica, Pesnik). v njih je
VISA njegova miselna izpoved.
Najbolj Sc zrcali njegova oseb-
most v onih .pesmih, v katerih
razmislja o cloveskem zivlje.
nju. (Pot skozi zivljenje, zivlje.
MIA namen, zivljenje, Kupec,
Vprasanje in dr.. Vcasih sled
tudi Koseskemu in razmotriva
zgodovino Slovencev in njihove
domovine (Na planini, Hrusi'
ca). Svoje zgodovinskea pesmj
pa je raje prilagodil Vodniko'
vim rimam. Vcasih je lapel tu.
di 0 ljubezni do narave in tozi
po izgubljeni mladosti in njen
sreci (Tolazba po zimi. Cudno
jezero). Spesnil je tudi par do
brih pripovednih pesmi, v kate
rib opisuje posebno rad sred
njeveske zgodovinske in prav
ljicne motive (Turski kriz. Cerk
nisko jezero. Ukleti graseak).
Dive lett nlajsi cd NIGGA je
bill njegov ozji 'rojak iz Ledir
mad Idrijo Anton zakeiB' ali ka-
ker Sc je sam podpisoval Rodo-
ljub Ledinski. Rojen je bill leta
1916, unrl pa je. |. 1868 pri sv
Duhu mad Krskim. Gimnazijo je
studiral v Karlovcu in Noven
mestu, licej in bogoslovje pa '
Ljubljani, kjer je |. 1912 postal
duhovnik. Bill je 26 let kaplar
po raznih krajih. ze kot bogo
slovec je nabiral narodne pesm
in bill v stiku S Stankom Vra:
zom, Zbral je v idrijskih hribif
najlepse narodne pesmi kar jill
sploh imamo, jih predelal il
priobcil v V. zvezku "'Kranjske
cebelice", v "Novicah'' in '
"Carnioi" (Mlada Breda, Mia
da Fora, Spanjseice). skoda, de
jih je moeno popravljal tako je
iklfi6i6 III II iiik m m MN;
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Boz1c::
ldriija .
sloDenski
,llteruturI

~ AAA011SAAiA ~ HoAAASAAASAA -
terarnirni delavci, .pesniki in pi-
satelji, Sc ,idrijska kotlina vso
svojo okolico ne more bog zna
kako ponasati.' Pri VS. e m O.
gromnem stevilu intelligence, XII
je izsla iz Idrije in 1kljub lepe-
mu patriarhalnemu zivljenju,
Xxi je tam vladalo, nimamo niti
Ienega pesnika in pisatelja v
|pravem pomenu besede. A tudi
nobena knjiga leposlovne vsebi-
ne ne govori o zivljenju idrij-
skega rudarja, mescana in oko-
liskega kmeta. Samo ena povest
zivi v nasem slovstvu, sarno ena
majhna knjiga govori zivlje-
tnju pri srebrnem studencu, a Sc
to je spisal' tujec, XII nj poznal
do dobra niti Idrijeana niti ME
govega zivljenja.
Kje tici temu vzrok? Pred
vsem v tenn, d. je bill idrijski
rudar in vse njegovo pokoljenje
vedno privezan ma trdo delo in
tezko borbo "a vsakdanji kruh
in njegovo izboljsanje. - samo
ia, Xxi je izsel IL rudarske druzi-
ne in okusil memo zivljenje, sa-
mo ia bi bill lahko njen glasnik,
Injen poet. Toda teh je bilo ma
10 in se ii so Sc 1norali boriti "a
svoj obstanek in bill ze il mia
din let usmerjeni radi tega v
resno in praktieno zivljenje in
delo svojih ocetov, XII je bio da-
1 lee odmaknjeno cd sveta ro-
mantike in domisljije. Zato mic
cudnega, da SO Sc nj, XII so
koneali studije, posvetili samo
praktienim poklieem, v katerih
. so sc dobro obnesli.
Mescan je zivel v svojem kro.
/ gu in Sc MEM vrtel il dneva
v dan. Vista plast je bila ia, XII
Sc nj -menila "a rudarjevo ziv-
ljenje in ,zato razumljivo nj mo-
gla postati njegova glasnica.
Koncno okoliski kmet, pred
vsem mali bajtar. XII Sc je ubi-
jail svojim. zivljenjem po ma
sih grapah in vrhovih, tudi nj
mogel poslati svojih otrok v
mesta, da bi studirali. Edino
moznost razmaha jim je nudil
duhovniski poklic, zato mic teud-
. mega, da sta edna pesnika, pr
vi il Idrije in drugi il okolice,
oba duhovnika.
LUIGI MISC pOZnan SVeta In
neba nase ozke doline, da bi lah-
ko mas pisali. Sc v novejsem
casu belezimo par plahih posku.
SOW tipanja cd .dalec tia v i,
drijsko dolino. Vendar so to le
poskusi, kajti zivljenje v rudar.
skem reviru Sc ne da lie cd da.
lee opazoyati, treba je njego'
vo sredo. v povojni dobi, ko Sc
je prieela razvijati tudi delav,
ska literature, pa je bila 1drija
re odtrgana Cd della.
Koncno ne smemo pozabiti Sc
enega vaznega dejstva, t. j. re-
alike, XII nj nudila klasicne izo.
brazbe in je usmerjala mladino
lie vtehniko in druge praktiene
NMlIlllIMlIlI1I1I1I01|
La gaceta., 1943-07-29
IOpas Rojas Sc ~apoderaron
Kolodets
Nuevas reservas "hitleristas"
entraron en- accion.
Perdieron los nazis 81
aviones y 81 tanques.

cerca de Orel, por ell norte, y Sc
apoya en- Optukha. Zolatarevo ha
sido tomada.
Trajeron los alemanes nuevas
reservas Y hoy combaten en- los
~sectores del norte y ell este.
La iniciativa ~pertenece por en-
tero a las tropas sovieticas.
Ell avance russo a 10 largo de Ia
Inca del ferrocarril pasa de sic
tie millas.
Los alemanes tratan de evitar
un desastre parecido al de Sta
lingrado Y haeen pr~eparativos de
retirada.
Durante Ell dia de aver los chit
leristas" perdieron 81 aerOplanos
y 80 tanques.
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