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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

door, unlocked with large brass key and motioned
for the Indian to enter first.
After you" the Jivaro commanded.
The dealers trick hadn't worked. lie paed but did
he told
And this is the way the police of the mountain city have
reconstructed stangest crimes of vengeance
the history of the Andes
The young Jvaro who claimed to be searching for his
fathers head is being tracked down by the deter
mined officials murder of the dealer and they will
try possible to another headthat of Sachard
hmsef-from remote jungle village in Upper Peru
Ecuador
The chief of police reconstructed the crime the other
day and told newspapemen how servants had found the
decaptated body of the dealer sprawed than
thousand small dried heads in his beloved chamber of
death Eleven Of the mummifed skulls with their strangely
e-ke expressions definitely missing the officials
discovered by careful check of the dealers death head
catalogue. Sachards head gone and the bloody
had thrown conemptuously by the slayer
the tiny, eathery souvenirs The head display
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

could be felt under the skin a leg At first
the physicians thought it part fractured bone that
had been pushed up through the flesh Xrays, however,
revealed something much more startling The
uneNploded cannon shell embedded his thigh.
hastily summoned bomb expert studied the photo
graphs and identified the missile of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

isered the the surgeon and his assistant cut
around the she'll
When the flesh had been pinned back the surgeon with
forceps gently and slowly lifted out the unexpoded
proectile which placed tray whsked out of the
operating and turned TO waiting bomb disposal
unit. The whole operation took about 80 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

But. youn &
man, " he said,
that head is not
for sale. / buy
heads. / don't sell
I h e m. N oW If
you've & t a n y
& ood specimens,
I'm in the market.
G God price s,
y'know."
But this head
in your window 1
will buy" said the
Indian with simple
finality. He raised
his machete as If
to slash off the
head of the cor
nered dealer. will
you sell ?"
The dealer fear
fully eyed the
sharp blade.
Yes" he said
weakly. "Tll sell
it to you, since you
say the head is
your fathers. But
l have many others
I'd like to show
you. Maybe you'd
see one you'd like
better"
The Modified In
dian slowly lowered
his big knife.
20 t h ers?" he
asked. His eyes
lit up with a sud-
den eager interest.
Eyes, thousands.
1 have them in a
special death head
room. Come along"
The dealer was
playing for time.
He led the way to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Jivaro, whose long
search finally was
rewarded, suddenly
went wild as he
re cog ize d his
loved ones in racks
on the wall and
turned on him ac-
cusingly.
HE might have
said, why that's
my mother. And
there's my sister.
brothers, aunts
and uncles. Be
cause you have
them, you are my
deadly enemy The
dealer must have
been stunned. We
believe the Indian
forced the owner
to gather all of his
relatives heads to-
gether, wrap and
pack them care
fully with that Of
his fathers in the
window, and then
returned him to
the death chamber
for the execution
which he accom-
plished with one
stroke of the keen
knife.
ct h C In d / a n
must have gone
berserk after he de-
capitated Sachard
and indiscriminate-
ly thrown the other
heads to the floor.
1t is remarkable,
however, that he
took enough time,
after killing the
d e aler, to pile
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Price Violations
Charged by CI0

Food dealers arr 0agrantly vio-
lauag OPA price ceilings In local
stores u was charged today ~ a
report made public by Walter i
Reuther. UAW-ClO vice president
Hrd dircc ioi of the UNION con-
sumer division.
The union pricc rcpotcrs.
working ln cooperation with the
L :. bureau of labor statistics,
found that Of 3} items examined.
is were controlled by ceilings but
only TWO were priced a. ceiling
levels
Butter y ~ can he found IS
priced by opA at - cents. bg,
the federal bureau turned in To-
ports of 81 cents and tho union of
IS cents Rcuthcr.s report stated
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
100000 Fire
Destroys Plant
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE
MRS MAID ISIFR

4 spectacular fire of unde-
termincd origin shortly after mid
night destroyed the tWo-story
plant of the Michigan Macaroni
Manufacturing Co a. 346j Beile-
>ue. and for time threatened
several nearby plants working On
war orders
Fifteen pieces of equipment
were called out hy three alarms.
and fIrcmen poured water into
Tho building for more than seven
hours.
Victor Carataio of 1892 =
outer drive. who with his
brother Dominick Of Ana DreNel
operates the plant estimated the
loss az 100000
Flremcn arriving on the first
alarm found the upper floor of
the building a mass Of flames.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Hudson Of the United Detroit
TheaterS. and Col. A. NJ. krech,
blocks of eight seats would 90 10
companies purchasing sponsor
ship for $1,000.
The show opens Thursday night
and response 10 date has been
comparatively disappointing, with
only q answering the call
Those on the honor roll 10 date
are:
NJ r Callahan
rfrfNgT EfeNTng 20
S'ron Brewing CO
FraUkenmuth Brew nE Co
Detroit Insurance Agencv
Bundy Tubing Co
net roit Gasket CO
Motor Products CO
Michigan Mutual Liability CO.
r. L. Jacobs Co
Federal Motor Truck CO.
EN-Cell-O Corp
Great Lakes Steel CORP
Bonn Aluminium and Brass Corr
Brggs Manufacturing CO.
Detroit Edison Co.
J l. Hudson Co.
Detroit Racing Association
Evans Products CO
General Motors Cefp
Fruehauf Trailer Corp
Wsper and WetsmAn TheaterF
Michigan Consolidated Gas CO
The committee had hoped 10
close the books earlier but has
decided 10 accept additional spon-
sorShips until Thursday afternoon.
You can still participate by call
ing Capt, Ryan, Cherry $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Senator Ferguson
Will Visit -Aleutians

Senator Ferguson, back homo
Yesterday after threc-weck in
>pection tour of air force modifi-
cation CcntcrS with tho Senate
Truman -comrrittcc.- writ accom-.
pany the committee on a trip 10
Alaska and the AlcuuanS. he re-
Ncalcd.
THIS will hcan that he will not
he able TO attend deliberations Of
Chairman Harrison r Spangler $
COP policy committee on Macki-
-rtte Island Sf.rrtt-te --.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity ThundsrshoVrr
'07lghf Continued warm tonight and
rNesday forenoon Moderate winds.
DETROIT DATA
Temperature sunday Highes' %, low
es', 50 mean, IS.
Dfrartu'e frHm normal temperature
Sunday cAEreeF.
Departure from normal temperature
since Jan. !; 1sl degrees
TempeTsfures ore wear ago TO-DAY.
Highse' - 'opest 81 mean ss
Temperatures his date IN last II Years
n Ehes' % IN 1895 lowest - in 1878.
Relative humidity SUNDAY ? 80 m
= 30 4 n sl@ : 81 P. m. 3s0-
go g m 5Tr,
Precipitation 10 "a hours ended ~ 80
m today None.
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan l. 52s inches
Degree Gays for sunday AK %. q.
Normal for AUX =
Accumulated degree dAys this month; a
Normal degree 6ays f'r August. o.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Gets $65, 900 Contract

WASHINGTON, Aug. % CUP)
The Defense Plant Corp. today
announced execution of a con-
tract with the Rudy Furnace Co,
Of Dowagiac, TO provide equip
ment for a plant in Michigan at
a cost OF about sos. 900.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Relief Fund,
they were sure
that this city
would top the
$4,000 raised
in Philadelphia
by a wide mar
gin
The fund Is
still $1,000 be-
hind that Of
the CITY of
B r q I n erly
Love- today.
Under a plan
formulated by
A group headed
by A b n Q r
l. ne q. Earl
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Wounded Ace Seeks
Father Lost % Years

an army hero Who shot down
Al least SIX Jap ZeroS and was
mustered on, Of The ar force as
the result-o Of injuries received IN
Il crash landing, returned n be-
trn1 today IN search nf tha father
be hasn't seen Tor nine years.
HotS a soft spoken tail-gunner,
STAFF SCI Edward G. Taylor j..
OF 1890 Binder, who served three
years m the air force Y months
Of which were n bombing and
fighting IN the South Pacific
Sgt Taylor reluctantly admit
ted his var efforts and was more
concerned with locating his IA
tncr F.dvard Charles TaNior Sr.
a former shoe factory workman
who left GloverSyIlie. y. T.. IN
1894.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Merchants 10 Hold
Outdoor Bond Show

With their goal the raising of
S500000 in bonds 10 present the
navy with a fighting ship. the
Win the War Council and the
Dexter Merchants will sponsor an
outdoor show al Dexter and
Monterey az s p. m. Thursday.
Comdr. Harry kipke will rep
resent the navy. and Councilman
Billy Rogell will act as master of
ceremonies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
New War Courses at U.-D.

At least seven new courses
Will he available 10 engineering
and science students training for
war work when the semester
begins Sept Is az the University
Of Detroit Ralph johnson. indus
trial co-ordinator announced
today,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

living testimonial 20 the skill o
army surgeons
On his recovery sgt THtlp'
married his old Sweetheart from
New York.
Il was IN the war. 7 got my
share Of JapS, came hoInr and
married my girl Now all thal
remains is 10 find dad" Do OK
planned
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Raitroader Dies in Tunnel

Wallace Fairbairn, 80, of Will
son avenue. Windsor. a track
walker for the New York Central
Railroad, was Killed by an electric
switch engine in the Michigan
Central Windsor tunnel early
TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
.CityDriive 10 Aid
Soldier Relief
Short $4,000

When a group of public spirited
Detroiters decided that the pre-
miere performance Of the movie
This Is the Army should be a
benefit for the Army Emergency
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
panpF
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
3 Killed
I'm County
Accidents

Three persons are dead today
as the result of traffic accidents
IN Wayne County over the week
end
They arc Albert StuDC. -. Of
S'sndlsh Mich Mrs r. J Block
of l693 Prospect and John Serly.
a., Of 1917 Joseph Campau
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
SUFFERS BROKEN BACK

4 broken back and leg caused
when his plane. Dynamite. made
crash landing on ilS own field
somewhere IN the South Pacific
after lmping IN on TWO motors,
brought his medical discharge
from tho army.
Four war department ribbons
are worn by the modest hero who
was part of q crew who accounted
for 40 Jap planes before "Dyna.
mite plowcd us nose INTO It's ovu
base
we had some narrow escapes
and were pretty lucky. | guess"
Taylor SAID. II was exception
ally lucky for in II months ~
bombing and fghting didn't
get q scratch until We cracked
up.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
ONLY ONE DRAFTED

Ralph il 22 and private at
TT. OglethOrpe, Ga. He's the
only one who was drafted; all
the rest enlisted. Ralph was up
here working with me for
while. GeraId's the youngest
he's a sergeant in the signal
corps.
For this new drive I'm buy
ing An extra $50 bond. That's
the least 1 can do. But now
I've rot to get to work. Can't
keep the boys waiting for their
Marauders, you know
The father rooms al 1886 L
Milwaukee
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
ACCUSED LISTED
: FIRMS ACCUSED

Also 10 face Glover were four
Detroit firms and three others IN
Michigan accused Of Violations
Names IN the show cause order
were the Dudman Market, Inc.
1887 r. Vernon Van Born Auto
Mart. I54l9 Van Born Adams
One-Stop- Service Station. 230I
Grand River, Livcrnos Service
Station, 1898 LNcrnoiS; Big Tire
Corner. 80 s. CasS. Pontiac, Mar
shall l.. Swcetland, operation of a
service station at lO56 +. Grand
River. Lansing and James Bray
100 Railroad St johns
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
SoCidIites Get
Hearing by 0PA
In RdtionCdse

Nine socially prominent Crosse
Pointers and DetroiterS, charged
with buying rationed foods at an
exclusive suburban black market,
appeared today before OPA Hear
ing Commissioner Frederick S.
Glover 10 show cause why their
rationing privileges should not be
revoked.
The government names Mrs.
Helen Gale Howe Wright as the
alleged black market operator at
whose food store the SociahteS are
said 10 have shopped Al above
ceiling prices without bothering
with the lormallty of using ration
stamps.
ACCUSED LISTED
Those 10 appear are: Mrs.
Henry p. JOY, $50 Crosse Pointe
Blvd. Murray w. Sales. 17743 r..
jefferson; Margaret Jane Shep-
pard, the Sales cook. Earl b.
Brink. 712 Berkshire Crosse
Pointe Park. Mrs Frank p. Bige-
low. lO0l Covlngton drive; Mrs.
Helen Cooper ll20 Buckingham;
Mrs. William +. Scrlpps, Lake
Orion; Mrs Lula Bachman. 1l30
W. Boston. and Curtis r.
Andrews 651S kcnWnOd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
RUN DOWN BY CAR

Shupe waS killed instantly while
on his way 70 visit his son. George
Of 252il Mary TAYLOR Township
lie was run down by an automo-
bile driven by Edward YoSs, IS. Of
PSI r Boston. about 100 feet from
his son S home.
Mrs Block was fatally injured
when the automobile IN which she
was a passenger. and driven by
George DaSchncr OF 2l7is W
Michigan. IpSllanti collidcd with
p car driven By Reginald StrinEer
of 34llS Plymouth At Joy and
Ridge roads StrInEer who was
injured was held under police
guard a. EloiSc Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
SHIP GETS 10 JAPS

Only one Of the gunner
aboard the Dynamite failed 10
become an ace. lie had four
Japs 10 his credit and the other
Nix had SiN each. Those boys
really could shoot" Sgt Taylor
exclaimed
Following his injury he wa,
taken 10 LongNICW Hospital m
Texas WhcEe In, broken back and
leg were treated Today ~ waia,
straight and without A hmp. q
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
I OTHERS INJURED

Also injured were Daschncr and
his wife, who were taken 10 St.
JoSeph's Mercy Hospital Ann
Athor, Robert Clayton. no ad-
dress riding with Stringcr and r.
J. Block. husband Of the dead
woman. who was taken 10 Eloise
Hospital
Serzy died in Receiving Hospital
from injuries suffered late Satur-
day when he was struck bv an
automobile a. Monroe and Mac
Dougall Police said the car was
driven by Robert a Elom, &c. OF
~ Orleans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
THE DETROIT TINES
6-Sfar Father Buys
First E-BOnGl Here
Worker al Hudson
Makes and Also Pays
for His Sons lBombers

William c. Mitchell. 81, is De-
trclts premier "E-BoHd Father. ="
His SIX sons all are wearing
khaki and three of them are over
seas. So 10 him goes the honor
Of being the first father to sign
up for the big September bond
drive.
He has become a member Of the
~. S. war bond finance committee.
Each day until 4 p. m, he sells
bonds. At 4 he goes to work at
the Hudson Motor Co. plant.
where he dips metal IN rust proof
ing for B-26 Marauder bombers
in which his air corps sergeant
son IS flying over Italy now.
TAUGHT KIDS TO SHOOT
"Our home was in Spring
Point, Tenn" he said we had
general store there until 1927.
l taught the kids TO shoot. We
handled hunting rifles i'm the
store.
But my two older boys
Alfred and John-went into the
army long ago. They're regular
army men.
They are both lieutenantS.
They have been in Africa for a
year now. They enlisted within
three months Of each other and
that is when | decided 10 give
up the store and come up here.
Jess. the next. he's 81. Is a
corporal in the air corps and
he's based in Sicily, j think. /
like working on those bOmbers
because he rides in 'em. l like
TO think maybe he's been in a
ship helped to build.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
Around the Clock With
Headquarters Detachment

ways Ahead" the slogan coined by
1t. Allah l.. Butcher, Detachment
Commander, expresses the zeal of
the Unit.
So much interest has been dis
played in the noon training pro-
gram that. it is necessary to prevent
its going overtime. Able instructors
have been discovered and lively dis
cussionS take place.
Attractive Margaret West, WAC,
who drives the Detachment's trans
portation, has become the darling
of the men.
Preacher" Edward Hinton, De-
tachment reporter, left for Florida
this week. Hinton is a member of
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
"Mama" Presents Post
With Sextuplets

Hq. Det. SOU 1922 was pleas
antly astonished recently when
Mama their large German
Shepherd dog mascot, gave birth
to a litter of six fine puppies.
In honor of the occasion sew
eral of the Post theatres began
showing the motion picture
"Lassie," the story. of another
great dog,
Mama" has already begun
pre-basic training program for
her brood, and promises that
they all will be inducted into the
Canine Services as soon as they
reach the proper age.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
BY 1T. CASTINE A. DAVIS and
Pfc. EDWARD HINTON

The Detachment is looking for
ward to its pool tournament, open
to all. Commensurate with the skill
of the contestants, the tournament
has been divided into first, second,
and possibly third flights. Players
of approximately equal skill are
grouped as to make the contest
competitive Our best players are:
Sgt. Harold j. Bush, T/Sgt. Johnnie
Jones, MlSgt. Kermit CAN'T, SfSgt.
Frank Reed. Sgt. Tommie Manning,
Cpl. Milton Byrd, and Pvts. Harry
Stevenson and Amadee Eagle.
Headquarters Detachment Al
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19

the great SOU team. All wish
Preacher" Hinton a grand time
S/Sgt. Connie Aston and Sgt.
Wilberforce McNeal are making real
history. Sgt. Aston works in the
Judge Advocates Office, which
processes courts-martial cases in
record time. Sgt. McNeal recently
made perfect pay roll and was
commended by the Finance Officer.
Our drill master, Sgt. Henry Moore,
right halfback on the, SOU team,
was injured in the game with the
371st. Weeks honor men are: Pics.
Amos Fisk and McHenry Rush, for
keeping the girls dormitories clean.
Many times they. are forced to work
until midnight. Pfc Fisk is. also
the. attendant for the sou football
team. K, s.r. - 49,
Returned from furlough: Pvt.
Willie Horn from Los, Angeles,
Calf, Pct. Chester Deans, from
Okololla, Miss. and Pvt Eddie Lee
Myart. from Los, Angeles. Calf
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19
POST.
ORDNANCE NEWS
BY SGT. PHILLIP L. HUNT
{ & X *


Lit Roger Laws succeeds 1t. Frank
Adams as detachment commander,
Lit. Laws is not exactly new to us
having been with our organization
for number of months as ammu4
milton officer He halls from Pitts.
bWgh, Pas sa'lon - 7'J 10 oi
A certain Ordnance priVate7first-
class can be seen close to, the. rec
ord player daily playing his favor
lite, II Heard You Cry Last Night"
Boy, you certainly have ears if you
can hear from the WAC Area. 'Tis
a case of amt love grand-tell us
more, fellow, when is the wedding?
Sgt. William L. Reid, Cpl. Clar-
ence M. Fuller and Pvt. Theodore
returned from furloughs full of
smiles which indicate that the fur
lough was grand or they were glad
to get back to greet their favorite
WAC friends.
Cpl. Walter L. DeBose is seen
counting the days before he is off on
more have you, Bubber?
We are certain of one wedding
next month but from all indications
it looks as though there will be
three: WL.R. and GIG. are mighty
romantic these days as are C.M.F.
and M.G. tG.G. and MIG. are from
the WAC Section.)
~-~--~~~~S~~~~~~~>>~se~ >~.r->~~-~~~--~-~~~~>~~-
last phrase to 'the Robin" who
SpOtS the M p ,S-The Post Scribe
TRTG.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-19

last phrase to "the Robin" who
spots the MP. .'s.--The Post Scribe,
TRTG.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13
Porocilo blagajnika
/ JPO,SS

V mesecu avgustu sem prejel
sledece prispevke: Karol in
Helena Kerzich, Denver, Colo,
$500; John Klemencic, Crivitz,
Wise, $500; Nick Povse, bla-
gajnik lokalnega odbora st. IL,
Pittsburgh, Pa, $64.37; drustvo
"Zvon" st. 6 ZSZ, Colorado
Springs, Colo, $1,000; Joseph
Pograjc, CleveI land, Ohio,
$3.50; John Dolenc, tajnik St.
9, SANS, $5.67; Frank Urainar,
predsednik st. 26, $500; Jo-
sephine Erjavec, blagajnicarka
lokalnega odbora st. 1, Joliet,
ILL.,, $4,000; Leo Dolinsek, Jo-
liet, Ill, $1.00; Nick Povse, bla-
gajnik lokalnega odbora st. IL,
Pittsburgh, Pa, $35 .25; lokalni
odbor st. 8, Chicago, H.,
$4,000; Louis Champa, blagaj-
mix st. 16, Ely, Mimi, $4,000.
Skupni prispevki v mesecu
avgustu SO bill $1,017.79. -
Skupna blagajna prvega sep
tembra znasa $55,871.73. s.
Hvala lepa vsein posameznim
darovalcem in lokalnin odbo-
rom, XII SO poslai omenjene vso-
te. Mesec august nj bid tako do
ber, kot so bill zadnji. trije me-
seci. Priporocal bi vsem lokal-
MIN odborom, da bi ponovno ma
pravili kolekte po naselbinah
ter poprosili nase ljudi, da bi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

nicijski vlaki in da je dovoz re-
zerv zelo otezkocen - mnogo
ruskih prebojev fronte bi bill
Nemci inogli zamasiti, ako ne bi
bill gcrilci porusili zelezniskih
prog v zaledju nemske fronte.
Ena najvaznejsih nalog nem-
skega vodstva je zdaj, da pre-
preci nadaljni razvoj gerilske-
ga gibanja. v slucaju Danske
gre "a dovozno pot ma Norve-
sko, ma Bolgarskem je treba
osigurati zaledje grozeee bal
kanske fronte v slucaju invazi'
je. Izkusnje pridobljene ma rus
XII 'front.' torej odlocno vplivaJc
ma Hitlerjevo politiko v Evro'
pi. Njegova najveeja skrb j
danes, da 81 zavaruje ozemlja
ma katerih bodo nastale move
fronte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13
ProvoSosno zdrovIie-
ME roko doie uponie
no ozdrovlie ienie

Vzroki obolenja "a rakom nj
so znani, zato tudi nj posebnih
zdravil "a to bolezen. Zdravni-
XII menijo, da je rak motnja, XII
nastane v telesu pri menjavi ce-
lie. Ia motnja Sc prenese v So
sedne celice in povzroca bole-
zenske pojave v obliki oteklin
in gnojenja.
Zanimivo je, da je rak v We
liki vecini starostna bolezen.
Ugotovljeno je, da vecina smrt-
nill primerov zaradi raka, IN 81
Ger dive tretjini, nastopi pri
starosti malo pred sestdesetim
letom. Bolezen je pri teh ljudeh
gotovo obstojala re pref, lie We.
deli MISC zanjo.
Ako bi bolezen pravocasno
spoznali, bi bill morda Sc ozdra-
veil. Sprico tie ugotovitve pravi.
jo zdravniki, da bi bila potreb-
ma letna preiskava "a moske cd
40 do As let naprej "a zenske
pa cd 35 let naprej.
Cimprej Sc zacne bolnik zdra,
viii, tenn vecje je upanje' ma o.
zdravitev. Vsaj 60 odstotkoV
ljudi, obolelih "a rakom pride
prepozno k zdravniku.
Pc nekih starejsih nemskif
podatkih jev Nemciji pri vsa.
KEN osmem mrtvecu kot vzrol
smrti naveden rak. Rak je to.
rel zelo pogosta bolezen. Bol,,
kakor pri mnogih drugih bolez'
nih je tn usodna nepazljivost
Mnogega bis Sc lahko resili, ce b
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

slici (Krka) 18. VIII. 1911 in
tam bivajocemu ma Stew. 5, v
zaporu.
Obtozena sta bila:
a. zlocina, da sta v okoliscu
Krke v nedolocenem casu do
80. oktobra 1912 sodelovala pri
zdruzbi, naperjeni "a nasilni
prevrat politicnega, gospodar-
skega in druzbenega reda dr.
zavi;
b. zlocina, da sta v 18TH ca
sovnih in krajevnih okoliscinah
sodelovala pri oborozenem krde-
lu, ustanovljenemu namenom
izvrsevanja zlocinov proti var
nosti drzave;
g zlocina, da sta sodelovala
v spopadih med uporniki in ita-
lijanskimi cetami v OkoliScu kr-
ke, ter staSna ia nacin ogrozala
varnost zivljenja;
d. zlocina, ker sta bila brez
dovoljenja V posest orozja in
vojaskega streliva.
IL teh razlogov je sodisce od-
bilo prosnjo zascite ter spozna-
10 Rosa Lada in Godca Ludvika
"a kriva pripisanih jima zloci.
nov in obsodilo ma smrt vse.
mi zakonitimi posledicami.
Sodisce je odredilo objavc
pricujoce sodbe v izvlecku '
"Jutru" in "Slovencu" Ljub
ljani.
Ljubljana, %. marca 1913.