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Welles

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over the failure OF the United
States and Great Britain to open a
major second front" in western
Europe.
The absence OF Welles from
Washington under these circum-
stances aroused two persistent re.
ports in official Washington circles.
These were:
/. That Welles had rendered his
resignation as Undersecretary NJ
State to President Roosevelt, os-
tensibly TO build his political
fences for a campaign next year
for the United States Senate from
Maryland against Sen. Willard F.
Tidings.
2. That Welles had been sent on
foreign mission of high import.
ance by President Roosevelt.
This latter report concerned It..
self with two destinations. One.
and the obvious one in view OF the
Russian action. that he had taken
a plane for Moscow even before
breakup OF the Quebec conference
in order TO reconcile the Anglo
American and Soviet points OF view
on the conduct OF the war in
Europe.
The second reported destination
was that Welles had gone to the
Mediterranean war theater, where
he would confer at the Vatican in
Rome on repobted peace proposals
advanced by the government OF
Marshal Pietro Badoglio through
the Vatican. The apostolic dele
gate in Washington conferred at
the State Department with Welles
Saturday II was his first call
since Benito Mussolini was ousted
from control Of the Italian govern
ment
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SCARED TO FIGHT

Kalamazoo, Aug. 24-Monday Cir
cult Judge George V. Weimer SEN
fenced Benjamin Beers 70 years
old, 1914 s. Burdick. who pleaded
guilty 10 forgery Aug. 10 and ad-
mltted that shortly after his arrest
he escaped from the city jail by
splitting soup in the turkeys face,
IN prison for 1s months to n years.
Prosecutor Raymond Fog states
that Beers IL AWOL from the
Army. having failed to report as
ordered June Is At Camp Grant.
Beers said he did not report be-
cause he was scared OF nghting'.
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PARTY PLANNED BY
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

oak Camp No. 42ss OF the Royal
Neighbors OF America at a regular
meeting at GAR. Hall Monday eve
ming decided 10 have q card party
Of the Oracle's home on Monday
afternoon, September 10 at 2 p. IN.
The charter was draped In mem
DRY OF a departed Neighbor after a
beautiful memorial resolutions and
service were given by the commit
tee and camp.
Mrs. Clara Bradley, District Dep
uty. was visitor.
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WHEN A PASS IS FORCING Y
SUPPOSE your side has opened

SUPPOSE your side has opened
the bidding and, In a perfectly
natural way, has reached game
contract despite repeated bids Of
their suit by opponents. You sure
ly expect to be able to make your
game. But then, suppose the OPP
ponents then bid game themselves
in their own suit. Your side Is
then confronted with the question
of whether to double them or bid
one more In your own suit. In
these circumstances. a pass by the
member Of your side having the
first turn after the hostile bid is
practically a command to his
partner to either double or bid.
His decision depends on two fac
tors-what he thinks his side can
do to the opponents contract and
what he thinks his own side can
make
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Honor Miss Pryor

Mesdames +. J. Pryor and Ray
Pryor. Detroit entertained a group
OF friends sunday evening at a mis-.
cellaneous shower honoring Miss
Caroline Pryor, at the home OF Mrs,
+. ] Pryor A delightful dinner was
served on a lace covered table. cen
tered with lighted tapers and min
iature bride and groom. Miss Pryor
received q variety OF lovely gifts.
Bridge was enjoyed, with prizes go
ing TO Mrs. Francis Pryor and Mrs.
Z. P. Steimle.
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Private Merle V. Went, 544 Fifth
Ave. Ann Arbor, was among 22
Michigan men who arrived at Percy
Jones General Hospital in Battle
Creek Sunday. He was wounded in
the Sicilian campaign.
Sgt. Sam Papadakis. Fort Knox,
Ky, has returned 70 camp today
after spending a five day furlough
with friends here.
Mrs. Fife Elliott. Willis, received
word Saturday from the War De-
partment at Washington that her
dog, Smokey" had passed entrance
tests and is now with the Armed
Forces.
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calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Phoenix Lodge number Is F. NJ. Temple
lodge Master Mason degree will be conferred.
Capsule Sisters Club o'clock with Mrs Glenn Spencer
Mothers OF Mep in Service o'clock American Legion Home
Loyal Order OF Moose number S2. o'clock Hall
Loyal Lodge number 10 Degree of Honor picnic o'clock River
side Park Bring sandwiches dish and table service
Junior Club Degree Honor o'clock St. Lukes Church
House, refreshments
WEDNESDAY
The Bahai 1O5 ~ Normal subject Progressive Rev
elation'. leader Mrs J NJ. Faily.
Circle Baptist Women Union picnic - 30 Prospect Park
Bring sandwiches, dish and table service.
Ypslan number American Legion o'clock Legion
home.
Ypslanu Eagles o'clock 1871 E. Cross
Red surgical dressings five wech Hall to o'clock
and at St Luke's Church House, $50 TO o'clock.
Women Moose o'clock. Moose Hall.
THURSDAY
Study Club o'clock
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Pick OF The Air TO-DAY

BLU-7:0O Cohen, the Detective;
1880 Coast Guard Band;
$50 Noah Webster Says;
- 900 Famous Jury Trials;
1890 This Nation at War:
1880 Salute to Chile.
MBS-S:00 American Forum "Sepa.
rate Air Force;
9:15 Talk, Mrs. Winston Church.
III from quebec;
$50 Cisco Kid:
1918 Sunny Skylar Sings:
11:30 Slnfonietta.
Wednesday
NBC-l p. m. Sketches in Melody;
$3.50 Pepper Young;
sos L. s. Navy Band.
CBS-l1 a. m. Golden Gate Quar-
tet;
400 y m. Home Front:
6:l5 Jack Smith and Jerl sulli.
van
BLU-11 q. m. Breakfast at sar.
DIS:
1:45 .. m. Y. s. Marine Band:
400 Blue Frollcs Ministries.
MBS-l0:30 a. m Shady Valley
Folks:
$3.50 p. m.-Mutual Goes Calling
3:45 Quiz Wizard.
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INVESTIGATE DEATH

Detroit, Mich. Aug. 24-lNS--
Macomb County sheriifs deputies
Thomas Kaltenbach and Richard
Deketelaere today planned to inter-
view workers in the Plymouth plant
who attended a picnic where fell
low employe was killed in a fight.
Edward ]. Dingfelt, A. OF Detroit,
was said to have been struck during
a fight, police said.
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Births

Daughter; To Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Petit. In st. Joseph Hospital. Ann
Arbor. Weight eight pounds, six
ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Bolden. 1876 g. Washington St, at
Boyer Hospital. today, weight six
pounds. - ounces.
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MRs N. O. EULER

Funeral services will be at the
Miner Funeral Home in Hillsdale.
tuesday at 2 o'clock, for Mrs. n. o.
Fuller. 50, mother OF Mrs. c. R.
Gundrum, who for the past two
and one half years had been living
here with her daughter, and who
passed away Sunday morning at .
O'Clock. Burial will be In Maple
Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Fuller is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. Gundrum, step
sou, j.. Cash Fuller. Cal, and grand
children in California and .Ypsi'
lanti.
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To Attend Institute

Alvin JosIyu. biology teacher Of
the Ypsilanti High school, will go
TO Traverse City to attend a Pre-.
Induction Driver Education Insti.
tute from Aug. 50 to Sept. 4. This
course will qualify him to teach
pre-induction drivers course in the
school here to boys aud girls OF
the senior. and possibly the junior
classes of the Ypsilanti High
School
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To Have Potluek Sumner

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Sa
lem Congregational Church will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. +. +
Curtis Thursday, Sept. 3, in the af'
ternoon. Potluck suppe= will be
served. Guests are to bring their
own dishes and silver and a dish
to pass, everybody welcome. The
E. +. Curtis home is at the corner
OF Ann Arbor Trail and Playground
Ave.
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TO CONVENE

Bay City, Aug. 24-During the
annual three-dsy convention OF the
Michigan State Fire Fighters AS.
ISOLATION, to convene here We'd
ne sday, defense program schemes
will be aired. Headlining the
speakers at the banquet Thursday
will be Fred Baer. Kansas City. Mo,
president OF the International Asso-
citation of Fire Fighters, and John
Redmond, Washington. D. c., its
vice president. About 900 fremen
from all parts OF the state are ex-
pected to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Payne visit
ed Sunday at the home OF a cou-
sin. L. Carmen, Petersburg, who
has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Earhart,
Jr., moved last week to the house
at Chaslen Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennington had as
Sunday dinner guests, Mrs. Ben
min gtons brother and family, La
peer
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Searfoss
and family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the Roy Stoody home,
Detroit.
Mrs. Emma Kahler spent Sunday
with her son, Vern and family, Ply
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clements Hutf and son Nor
man, Ypsilanti, were supper guests
Thursday evening OF Mrs. Anna
Youngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Earhart
az baby were in Indiana for the
week end, attending family re-
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buers were
visitors OF Mrs. Bertha Kerr, North
Vile, Sunday evening.
Mrs. leila Livingston, Plymouth,
spent Wednesday with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ronald Lyke.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Louch, De-
troit. were visitors Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheeler
and sons, Robert and John, Holly,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wheeler,
Ypsilanti, were Sunday afternoon
guests at the A. c. Wheeler home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacey
were Plymouth visitors Friday.
Mrs. Frank McFarlane spent
Sunday in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts and
Irah were Sunday dinner guests a.
tho Frank Henderson home. De-
troit.
Mrs. o. Opdyck and Mrs. Cloyd
Hardesty visited o. Opdyck who's
i'll in Veterans Hospital, Dearborn,
Sunday.
George Hake, Plymouth, is doing
some decorating in the Myra Tay-
lor home.
Miss Ethel Llttell, Detroit. spent
last week end with her aunt Mrs.
Myra Tayor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacey
children. Detroit, were dinner
guests Sunday in the Asa Whipple
home.
Mrs. James Dickie and Mrs. Har-
wood Whipple, South Lyon. spent
one evening last week with Mrs.
Julia Foreman.
Pfc. James r. Pennell. Tuscon,
Ariz, spent last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pennell.
Glenn and Ronald Hardesty re-
turned Saturday from North Caro-
lima where they have been visit
ing their brother Carlton, who is
in service.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shipley were
Sunday dinner guests at the
! George Bennett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Whitaker were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. owen Curtis. South Lyon.
Miss Jayne Proctor. Chelsea, s
spending a couple OF weeks with
her grandparents. the George Benz
netts.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Snyder and
son spent the week end with rela-
tfvac Iannpr
Mrs Mata Fisher and Daniel
Mckinney, Rosedale Garden, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Johnson. Gar
den City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jehl Chicago. were Sunday guests
OF the Roy Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stoianoff and
two daughters. Christabelle and
Jean, and Miss Thelma Trap at
tended the ball game at Briggs Sta
! dunn. Detroit. last Sunday. In the
evening Christabelle. Jean and
Thelma were taken aboard cruis-
er by a cousin.
Mrs. Peter Stolanoff was an after
noon guest Of Mrs. Howard Leslie,
Detroit, last Sunday.
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Salem News
GUEST SPEAKER, REV. BLACK

Salem, Mich, Aug. "a Next
Sunday, Aug. 20. Rev. f. p. Black,
Lincoln Park, will be the guest
speaker in the absence Of the pas
tor, Rev. l.. NJ. Stroh. who is taking
a weeks vacation. Rev. Black IS
a fine Bible teacher and lecturer
and will bring an interesting mes
sage.
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Windsor, Ont. Aug. 24-INS -
Wallace Fairbairn, go, OF Windsor,
was killed Monday by an electric
switch engine in the Michigan Cen
tral-Windsor tunnel. Fsirbairn was
employed as track walker for the
New York Central Railroad.
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National erosdeastInq Company

National 8rosdcastIna Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700. WWJ
$50. wHAM 1880. WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910.
Columbia Brosdesstine Company
RJR $50. WP2M $50. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850, WBNS
1850. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1870.
Mutual Brosdeastinq Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890.
WLW 100, WON 720.
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Kitchener Coming

Congressman Earl c. Michener
will be the guest Of members OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Board of
Commerce. and local manufacturers
at an informal luncheon meeting.
Tuesday, Sept. 7, at which questions
and problems facing members
brought about by the war will be
discussed.
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Ypsildnf Briefs
Attend Rites

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. VI. Thomas and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Thomas attended the funeral Sun.
day OF their brother, Ralphal J. rho
mas, in Detroit.
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TonIsht

NBC-7 30 Salute 10 Youth;
500 Ginny Simms Show;
300 Battle OF Sexes;
$50 Passing Parade;
1000 Music Shop;
1890 Beat the Band Quiz
CBS-s:O0 Lights out "Snb.base-
ment'.
$50 Judy Canoya Show;
300 The Colonel;
go Report TO Nation;
1000 Drama Passport 10.
Ndams"
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Working on Sewer

Men are working on the main
sewer through Salem which drains
the Federated Church basement
and has caused considerable dam
age to the church, being filed with
tree roots.
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To Dine With Pencils

The Ladies' Aid OF the Salem Fed
Grated Church will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pennell
Thursday, Aug. 20, for dinner.
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Announce Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gale are
announcing the birth Of a daugh'
ter. Mary Elizabeth. seven and one
half pounds, August 90, at Sessions
Hospital, Worthwhile.
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Ordered Tied

A dog owned by Scott Sturte%ant,
921 Grant ST., was ordered tied for
a ten day observation period. after
1t allegedly bit Joseph Fortunate.
Jr.. 1926 Wallace Blvd, Monday.
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Faces Charges

Arraigned Monday in municipal
court here on charges OF falling 10
provide for his two children, VII
liam Cass. 1O6 Ballard St. was TAX
en- to the Ann Arbor jail. He faces
charges in Milwaukee, Wis.
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& dN.ln Malter SldelI

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Walter Sidell
have named their baby Edwin Wal.
ter. Jr., and the baby was born
July 5, in Ann Arbor.
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Miss Dorothy Bell has returned
from spending her weeks vacation
with her sister. Mrs. Harvey Leder-
or. Muskegon. and her brother,
Harry Bell, Chicago
Mrs. Henry A. Scovil and children
Susan and William. Union City.
have been spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scovill and
Mrs. Laura Weter.
Mrs. Ann Harner has returned
from spending a week at Arcadia.
Mrs Eugene Morrison and two
children, Dearborn, have returned
TO their home after a two days
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake Agla. South Adams st.
Mrs. John J. Neary left Sunday al
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Bed crosa 10 Meet

The Red Cross will meet Thurs
day. Sept. 2, at the home OF Mrs,
George Roberts.
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Recover Bicycle

A bicycle belonging 20 Mildred
Lobsinger. reported stolen satuf
day, was recovered Monday by 20
lice on +. Cross ST.
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ObssrNe AnnIversarY

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hunt
and son Thomas entertained at
their home at a family dinner Sun
day observing the birthday ami
versary OF Mrs. Ross Hall. Covers
were laid for five
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Improving

Corp. Arthur Lockwood, Tennessee
and Sgt. Robert Kisareth, Walter
Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C.,
are both improving.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIB Frs

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Press phone the Press Office
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Mother Succumbs

Miss Helene Preston has returned
from Marion, Mich, where she was
called by the illness and death OF
her mother.
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East did exactly right In MAX
Ing his bid OF 5-Hearts, even
though his side was set a trick.
One trick was lost to the defend
ers In spades. one In diamonds
and one In clubs.
In that. position was q .vsry
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06

so bill nekoG pridni in pametni
ljudje! zidali so hise il kamna,
kakor jih mi ne znamo, gradili
ceste in obdelovali zemljo. Sc
daj bono mi orali to zemljo in
tn DO mas DOM"
Raznolikost pokrajine je BIZ
la Slovencem vsec. Kmalu so
poimenovali vse gore in reke,
ravnine in doline pc svoje; BIZ
stri gorski reki so rekli Bistri-
ca, mirni in pocasni Mirna, maj
visjo goro v dezeli pa SO ime.
novali pc svojem bogu Trigla-
WI.
Kmalu so Sc spoznali tudi Z
|ljudmi, XII SO Sc pred mimi skri.
wall v gozdovih. III ljudje sc
bill cd kraja nezaupni. Ko pa sc
videli, da Jim prisleci ne streze'
jo pc zivljenju, so Sc z MIN
sp~rijaznili. .....~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06

ga do bozica nadomescal. Po-
nudba je bila tako ugodna, da il
nj mogla niti zitnikova matt
ugovarjati. S tenn pa je bill Sc
veda Tomov izpit "a ia seme-
ster odlozen.
Notar je incl poleg pisarne
majhno sobico, XII jo je dajal ma
razpolago svojim kandidatom, &c
jim nj bio do ugodnejsega in
obsirnejsega stanovanja. Tomo
Sc je p~renoeisca jake rad poslu-
I'll; tako mu vsaj nj bio treba
tavati ponoci liz gostilnice nazaj
V p~redmestje in V jutranji mrzli
megli MT je bila prihranjena
prezgodnja pot V pisarno. Ma ia
nacin pa ie bill naenkrat v Sc
tesnejsi zvezi z Zorkovo druzino
in vzgojiteljico Vero. Mnogo.
KRAFT je ostal zvecer kar V his
in je cello pozabil ma svojo obi
cajno pivsko druzbo.
Zdaj ga je tuintam kedo po-
drazil z Vero:
"Lepo 81 81 uredil, TomO! z
ljubico pod isto streho. -. Bog.
me da, da je ia, da velja!"
On pa Sc je cudil in nj moge.
razumeti e. Resnicno ga je vie
klo nekaj k Veri; rad Sc je raz.
govarjal z MO; pr Mi Sc je pc.
Gutil prijetno in domace, ker Sc
je lahko kazal brez pretvarja'
MIA, brez lepoticenja, odkrito'
srGno in preprosto ali drzno il
objestno, kakorsne je bill ravnc
wolfe; pobahal Sc je z napakam
in deval V mic vrline -. Vera gs
lie vedno razumela in instinktiv
no vedela, kdaj govori il njegs
dusa in kdaj necimernost. -
A ljubezni nj obcutil zanjo. Nit
enkrat nj zakoprnel "a zensko
Mi. Zdela Sc mu je srckana il
zala, CAST tudi pozeljenja vred
ma; a srce mu nj vzdrhtelo, G
je stall pred MO; njegovih prsto7
nj zamikalo, da hi Sc dotaknil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06

bAIE&Uea WE
Naselitev move pokrajine de
trajala vec desetletij. Ia prvi-
mi trumami so prihajale Be no
We in move. A Sc MISC dosegli
zadnjega ella. Y srcih tega
ljudstva je tlela Sc ena zelja:
morje. Tako Sc je zgodilo, da je
val n~aseljevanja potisnil prve
Slovence ma obalo Jadranskega
morja.
In kakor da SO zagledali Sc
zadnje in najlepse, o cemer so
81 pripovedovali pravljice Re ma
ruskih stepah, in pc cemer so
hrepeneli vso dolgo pot, ko so
stall ma bregovih sumecega, ne
mirno ~valujocega morja, so O.
strmeli. Take lepote Sc MISC vi
deli. "Nase morje in nasa "a.
padna meja!" je slovesno zakli-
cal staresina in razprostrl mad
mimi roke v zahvalo bogovom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06
VLADO KLEMENCIc:
Prihod SIovencev

gnilo, da so zapustili svoja pr
votna selisca. Morda so imeli
tam premalo pasnikov "a svojo.
zivino in premalo zemlje, da hi
Jill preredila? Nekateri teh slo-
vanskih rodov so prestopili Do
navo in Sc naselili ma Balkan
skem polotoku, to so danasnji
Bolgari in Srbi, drugi so Ease
dli dolnje porocje reke Save in
krasko zemljo do Jadranskega
morja, ma primer Hrvatje, tretji
so sli najdalje, prodrli SO ma "a
padu do Furlanske milne, prisli
globoko v Alpe do danasnjih Ii
rolov in Bavarskega, ma severn
pa do Donave. To so bill Sloven-
eli.
"Do kod bono sli? Sc vprasu-
jejo slovenski zupani in stare
Sine, XII jezdijo ma eelu. "Lepe
so te %pokrajine, tn ravnica, tn
hi Sc lahko pasle nase crede,
tam siroka dolina, tam hi orali
njive, v DALI so gozdovi z lepi-
mi smrekami in kostanji -
kakor nalasc "a cebele, XII nam
dajejo vosek in med. In ma IT,
stem holmu hi postavili gradi-
See"
In res Sc ~ustavijo nekatere
trume v teh krajih, druge pa
potujejo dale. Medpotoma Cd
krijejo tn in tam razvaline rim
skega mesta ali kastela, zapu-
Scene cesto ali pa S plevelom in
osatom prerastle njive in W.
tove:
"Glejte, glejte," Sc cudijo, tn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06

Mnogi barbarski narodi SO
sledili zgledu Hunov in preplav-
ljali nase pokrajine kakor povo-
denj. In kakor povodenj pusti
"a seboJ lie pustinjo in razdeja-
ME, tako so tudi ii narodi uni
Gill lepa polja in vinograde, po-
rusili mesta in pomorili ljudi.
Tako so ostali nasi kraji "a
pusceni in brez pravega gospo-
darja. Pa ne "a dolgo. Zopet Sc
prikazejo ma vzhodnih mejah
nekdanjega rimskega cesarstva
mnozine ljudi in Sc pomikajo oh
glavnih rekah Draw in Saw ma
vzgor. Ne kakor roparska krde'
la, XII jezdijo v divjem diru z
naperjenimi sulicami, iscoc pie
ma in moritve, ne, to ljudstvo nj
podobno roparskim barbarom
Res, korakajo spredaj oboroze'
ne cete, MOI in mladenicev, we'd.
no pripravljene, da Sc spopade'
10 S sovraznikom, toda "a Mi
mi Sc skripaje pomikajo prepro'
sta lesena kola z volovskim
vpregami. Ma vozovih sede zent
in otroci.
Kdo je to nestevilno popot
no ljudstvo? Cd KIDD so Sc vel
tt visokorastli misicasti mozje
odkod tie zene in mladenke sve
tlorjavih las in sinjemodrih oci
Sloveni - daljni predniki da
nasnjih Slovencev so. Il JUN
Rustic prihajajo. Tam so live
Ii v druzbi z drugimi slovanski
mi rodovi. Bog We, kaj jih je ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06

sta bila mnogo sana Ease, zave-
rovana v najrazlicnejse probe.
me; - a kadar je zastokal in
jo zaljubljeno pogledal, je "a.
mahnila z rokama:
Observation-Disclosures -. Pojdite
k natakarjcam ali kail drugam
- tam sc vadite v don-juan.
|stvu!"
(Dalje prihodnjiG
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-06

In zopet Sc je cudil, da nj IL
bruhnila De pref. -. Ali Sc je bill
res re prvi hip zagledal vanjo?
- In je mislil, da mu je Same
prijateljica
Ona pa mu nj verjela. &c j je
govoril o ljubezni, Sc mu je sme-
.jala in ga zafrkovala. Bila .je
prijazna kakor pref in ga je ra.
da imela poleg sebe. Sc vednc