davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-23
ldIing Motors Waste
Gas, 0DT Warns Anew
b. the Associated Press.

The Office of Defense Transporta-
ton again urged bus and truck driv-
ers in the Northeast area not to
waste gasoline by letting their mo-
tors idle unnecessarily and gave fig
ures to show how savings could aid
in fighting the war.
If bus and truck drivers were able
TO save only l gallon for every 1000
used along the Atlantic Seaboard,
ODT estimated, the amount saved
in a six-day work week would be
equivalent to the amount required to-:
Fuel Is Liberator bombers during
three trips from a British base to
Berlin and back or keep so fighters
In the air II hours.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Turks Reported in Reich

LONDON, June % (P,.-The Ber-
lin radio broadcast DNB dispatch
from Ankara today saying that a
Turkish military mission led by Col.
Gen. Toydenir had left for Ger
many to visit the war fronts. The
Associated Press recorded the
broadcast.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Mrs. Mabel M. Gillespie
Dies in New EnqIund
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STANFORD, Conn, June %
Mrs. Mabel Miner Gillespit, 81, wife
of William F. Gillespie, sr.. founder
of the Stamford Rubber Supply Co.
and president of Gillespie Bros,
Inc, died today at Stamford Hos
pitai.
Gillespie Bros, Inc, are the pub
fishers Of the Stamford, Conn, Ad-
vocate.
Surviving besides her husband are
three sons and daughter.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Baltimore Barber Indicted
In Sale Of Gas Coupons
Ey the Associated Pres


BALTIMORE, June ga Fed
eral grand jury yesterday indicted
30-year-old Baltimore barber on
charges Of illegally transferring gas
oline ration coupons and of possess
ing coupons and books having an
exchange value of approximately
100000 gallons Of gasoline.
He was accused in a 15-count in
dictment Of making sales of gasoline
coupons to five men.
United States Attorney Bernard
J. Flynn said the man sold T cou-
pons at prices ranging from $3.50
to $3.50 for page of eight coupons.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
YugosIov GuerriIIos
Kill IS Pro-Nozis

BERN, Switzerland (P).-Reports
from Yugoslav partisan headquar-
ters asserted today that partisan
Guerrillas, operating southeast of
Belgrade in the vicinity of Pozarevac,
had killed SO pro-Nazi guards and
the Mayors of two cities who were
cooperating with the Axis.
The reports also said Slovenian
partisans derailed locomotive and
eight cars on the main Zagreb- Bel
grade railway line, heavily damaging
the equipment.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Phone Lines Restruno

Telephone lines which ran through
the jungles of Panama have just
been restrung along highways to
improve the service and facilitate
repairs.
Evening star., 1943-06-23

Stainback. Sullivan popped to Cor
don.
NEW YORK-Keller popped to
Vernon. Sullivan threw out Lindeu.
Sears popped to Priddy.
Evening star., 1943-06-23

Something to sell? Something ia
buy? Use a Star Want Ad." Phone
MA. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Marion NfcArdIe,
Kaber's
Stepdaughter,
Was Entertaining
a Classmate at
the Piano I'm
the Room Below
on the Night Of
the Attack.

the case" he said, land don't stint expense
The case came automatically under my general
supervision, as at the time / Manager of the
Criminal Investigation Department of the Agency.
We went at it with fresh unprejudced minds
and the first thing would be to look the scene of
the crime over, without exciting anyone's suspi-
cions.
Immediately after Daniel Kabers funeral his
wife put up for sale the house and all its furnish
ings. We decided to have one of our men present
himself as a possible buyer. To avoid the slight
est risk that he might be recognized we sent one
of our New York men.
1t was understandable that prospective buyer
of the furniture should become interested in scars
on the walnut cabinet where the table silver was
kept.
/"That was made by burglars who broke it open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

hdDtI IOOill dlId lllC pOliNS
questioned us"
We asked her, Before the
murder, did anything strike you
that now seems suspicious? ?"
well, several times l saw
Mrs. Kaber talking to fat,
swarthy woman who gave me
the creeps. / don't know who
she is. But they seemed very
careful not to be overheard"
Would you know her if you
saw her again.
Eyes"
"How did Marion feel about
her stepfather?"
Anna hesitated. 81 don't like
to say it but l think she hated
him, though she never said SO
to me-" ~. N
We thus had a young girls
opinion that Marion hated her
stepfather. That was enough to
prevent us from questioning
Marion. Further, the stepdaugh-
ter had seemed Indifferent when
it was suggested that she might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

to get at the silver" Mrs. Kaber told him.
He noticed that the scars were made by three
pronged pick, not burglars chisel.
In the kitchen our seemed interested in
everything but three-pronged icepick he noticed.
But he saw that it's tines correspondent to the
marks of tampering made on the cabinet for table
silver
This done we went back to the beginning of
things, those two innocent girls at the piano, and
decided to approach first Miss Anna Baehr, Ma
rions college mate She had already told the police
what had happened but now we asked her If any
thing had stuck in her memory as seeming pecu-
liar on that night. She replied:
yes, just one thing. Marion was playing the
piano. very loud and asked her if it didn't disturb
Mr. Kaber She didn't answer but kept right
playing till Mr.. Utterback came and told us that
Mr.. Kaber was murdered.
Marion then became hystercal and l had to
Throw water on her face Then we went to Mr..
Kaher's room and the police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

he minds of the detectives included feeble old
han, feeble old woman and even possibly
|hild. The mental pictures could hardly have
|een less like the real person.
They sensed, too, a suggestion of the femi-
| inc touch about the crime and quite properly in
+estigated all the women of the household, espe-
|ially the widow.
The reports on her were 1000 negative. Her
busy, energetic life open book with some
hing good on every page She founded the Marion
Home for Young Business Women named after
Seru5aughter. She was on the board of directors
3f Rosedale Home that took care of children
whose mothers went out to work during the day.
fhe gave time and money TO the Florence Critten-
lon Home for Unmarried Mothers.
Mrs. Kaber not only contributed generously
10 almost any worthy cause but was an active
member of most community committees, pillar
yf society. There were no black marks against
ny of the others.
The verdict of the coroner's jury, Murder at
he hands of person or persons unknown, bent on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

robbery" seemed slight
ly off the target because,
though the house had
evidently been broken in
to and robbed of its sill
yer, there seemed no
reason why the robbers
should have killed Kaber.
The man was paralyzed
and too far from the
scene of their operations
to have heard them, with
the piano going.
Conflicts in tn DRY
and the absence of fin
gerprints or other clues
left the Cleveland police
at a loss which way to
look for the slayers.
Moses Kaber, Daniels
father, became dissatis-
fled with the lack Of
progress in the hunt. He
waited a month, then
went to see J. II. Walker,
Superintendent of t he
Pinkerton National De-
tective Agency's office
inICleveland.
mn ~ L. AnIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
be disturbing the sick man.
There was also the mysterious

woman who gave the girl THE creeps
All this as tenuous as the ectoplasm of
the seance room but such wraiths often lead to
substantial clues.
We combed the background of these women
who had surrounded Kaber and found that Mrs
Kaber had quarreled with former friend, an at
tractive, intelligent woman of thrty-fve, warm
hearted and devoted to the memory of the dead
man. AS the woman is leading quiet, useful life
and there is no point in invading her privacy by
the use of her real name, will call her Mrs
Smith. We got in touch with her.
She told us that month before his death
Daniel Kaber was in good health until he suffered
a violent attack of Indigestion. 1t left him para-
yzed. The doctor was puzzled Eva Kaber made
light of the matter. Her husband, she said,
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TIE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Selected Stocks Up
Sharply After Dip
To New Lows
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 28.-The stock
market was unsettled by further
selling today, but after reaching new
lows on the steep reaction which
started Monday prices hardened Sc
lectively and the close was irregular.
Stock exchange sentiment again
vas dominated by ideas stemming
from the Mussolini affair, but some
analysts felt the recent slump was
A normal corrective swing after
nearly l6 months of rise.
Steels and rails advanced in the
early proceedings fell back sharply
and came up again at the close.
Some aircrafts. rubbers, farm equip
ments and specialties also rallied
just before the final gong.
Transfers were around 1.s47 800
shares.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Approxfmat6 Sales Today.
11:o0 A.M.--4l97 700 1900 Noon ss4, 900
1:O0P.M. 8s0.58O 2:00PM 1,O69. $50
Total SAT QqO

tUnit Of trading 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receiversnip OF
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
OF seeuries assumed Dy such companies
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
xr Elk rights. a Also extra or extras Cash
or stock. Paid last year. fpayable in
stock. & Declared or paid so far this year
h PAYABLE in Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
| Republic Steel
| Profits Show
Biq Decline
By the Associsted Press.

BY The AsSocihted Press.
CLEVELAND, July 28.-Republic
Steel Corp, the Nations No. steel
producer, today reported second
quarter net income of s2,337 ITS
against S3,355 ,158 the same period
Of 1912 and s5.428.748 in 1941, Re-
public's record year
Net income for the first half was
$6003,7 1872, against s8,O72,12O a year
ago.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Chicago Produce

. CHICAGO. July IS lP,.-Poultry; live,
20 trucks. steady; prices UNCHANGED at
-.sr. receipts. 63I,aOl: steady: prices
as quoted by the Chicago Price Current are
unc-eanged.
CHANGED
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Washington Exchange

SALES.
al Transit Co-5 at 81
Pnac Electric Power 5i2', pfd 80 at
Evening star., 1943-07-28

'E. .dlVldend. TrluS extras. Paid SC
isr this year. &c extra. h S5 extra
E2oc extra, m Sl.5o extra. Paid IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
HesSpentANears
.Raintinq0neBridqe

TACK in 1919 when he % years old Nick Guccione
* got job painting the big Mckinley Bridge that spans
- the Mississippi River at St Lousand now after "a
years Of swinging brush he's s at it, with hope of
ever finishing the job.
Guccone who Just celebrated his 5Oth birthday started
ont by covering the east side Of the bridge first That
took him two years Another two years spent
avahbinE pigment the west side
BY The time hc got around To- finishing the middle
portion of the great span the east side of the bridge
which hadn't received any attention in six years be
ginning 10 peel and needed coat.
So Guccouc started all again. But it the
same old story II took years give the whole
tre second going and by the time he had finished
the cast side again needed his expert touch
It's been going that way for "a years. Sis
Times he's completely painted the bridge but he's yet To-
finish the job Tins painter, however philosophical and
hopes tuNeop at his unique job just long his health
holds out.
Gutcoue has only grippe about il AIN He's getting
SICK ana tired of black paint Born In Sicily he has th,
latins love of bright color. His secret ambition is to
the authorities that the span ought to be dccked
out n'rCd. white and blucN
10 doesn't h1rr\any idea how many brushes he's
out but maintenance show that he's used up
barrels Of black paint in the last - years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

his pocket that said that his brother Hamilton air
force gunner and radoman still in the states.
BY the time Lieutenant Kenner had made up his mind
what to do the troop streaming out of the ship had
moved another so yas down the dock Instead Of call
ing he put his fingers to his lips and shry whisted
the opening bars ofN<he piece "Souvenra signal that
Mrs Hamilton had used for years in summoning her two
boys in from play
The officer stopped whstlng- and enough-from
far down the ranks the melody. Then back
and forth the bobbng heads of the thousands of
troops jogging along the pier the two Kcuer brothers
kept up their until they located each other
II their first reunion in than year. Ham
ion who knew his brother Australia. said that
had hahoped ne might find Forrest bat had dismissed
it, as impossblity He admitted that when he heard
Souvenir coming from somewhere along the dock, he
thought his homescSncss playing tricks him At
10 give it a try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
MM1M@M TO ind His Brother

A FEW weeks ago Lieutenant Forrest Lee Kenner
IA of Cleveland. Ohio, infantry officer stand
ing dock in Australian port watching a
contingent of American troops dsembarl
As these fighting men, marching two abreast along
the quay passed him. Lieutenant Kcnner got fleeing
glimpse of "a soldier that he thought his brother
Tho officer hesitatcd to call Hclmcted soldiers
look much alike Besides he had a letter from home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

W. -..i.H-iooEING and haggard James Wilson
" ..ft1 AHsar Maine recently walked into tbe
w .-.rsrF offices Dr. J r. Boswell OF south
Port. 81. fad equally haiassed- looking pointer
WILSON there's something wrong with
,..aHg what lt IS but its g.. sladcst thing
Before Inc caiIa finish his scnteHeo N,hc POINTER hy
down t.c. i9.s and joe did So d rs squeak ul,e
u.at u.aae hy rusty gate. came fros . animal
That's .hat I mean. Dot" continue. lsuu "Evcry-
time .fops GOWN cut comes that qa1 7oisc It's thc
same way % yo4 r.ei hs-n Wp can't .sura,i ont
fte startled veterinarian began examining the pointer
Who from ths .ss his face Was just as 1rr,d and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19


finally been checked by officials. Chief 1nchupaa
rested for sewing together the lips of the most beautiful
his large harcm The chief readily admitted the
described the stitching had been done by leaf
cutting Sauba ants
oddly enough his male followers appaudcd the chiefs
horrible saving They brought themselves.
Gradually Magistrate Eduado Capito who questioned
Chief Inchupaa peced thc story together after eXamn
ing the tortured wives whom died later
starvation These omen had been unable eat food
any because heir mouths had grown tightly
ccthcr Tic upper ard lower lips of both had been carefully
sCraped by crude native sandpaper before the
u the Sauba allowed TO bite through the edges of
the lips Chief Inchupalla then simply pinched off the
bodies Of the creatures leaving the insects jaws with their
death grip clipped tightly in place.
The chief explained his cruelty in the most minute de-
TAIL" declared Capito. An of the bound
Stakes The ground face upward, with thongs of llama
hide Their nccks encirced with Of leather
raI,rg impossible for them 20 their heads In
TINS helpless position they all had their mouths to-
gethCr After the ants jaws fixed the lips relays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

~ In Chief Cojata 1nchu-
L p7Hs Of a, Mosotene
- Indian tribe that has
lived t.r centuries in peace
near GUa-Cuyo. on the Peru
Wan border of Bolivia. fire.
qlcaHv attributed the ideal
exist .e of us people 10 the
example 90 af v set by the
Shy d obrarnt women Of
hs village
PoHtcncss sclf-cffaccment
ard personal sacrifice in all
t.0ea De 80 and SNAIL. were
virtues ~ The Mosotcne wo-
men OF every age. Thee cali
ties vcrc not only considered
blessings % their own men.
but examples pointed 20 by
critical husbands Of the neigh
boring ti+ee- -fef. t1rrtr frac-
tious mates % follow.
Adopting the slogan taught
20 American youth IN Colonial
days that children ssolld be
ZEN and not heard. the
N7eotcHc women spoke only
when spoken 60 by their male
Ue' rhbofs. swccthearts, hus-
bands and fathers. Stories of
their sCif-CffaCing conduct and
sweetness were told lay many
missionaries in Cuzco, Lima
and Callao so often that the
more independent wives Of
civilization found these ac-
counts vastly annoying. Some.
m fact. were afraid their hus-
bands would get ideas from
the savage females of the
heights.
Consequently il was with
considerable surprise and CON
stcrnation recently that Peru
vians and Bouvians alike
learned Of ono OF the most
shocking crimes i'm the annals
Of the jungle.
When all the reports had
finally been checked by offiCia
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iziavi dodala Sc svarilo drza.
yam osisca, da maj odjenjajo s
svojimi grozodejstu mad slo.
venskim narodom, ker bodo mo-
rale ga vse to po vojni dajati
strog odgovor, posebno &c bi
ga poskusale popolnoma ubiti.
Mr.. Welles je izjavil, da sma-
ira tako svarilo "a popolnoma
potrebno, in da Sc bo tudi to
zgodilo. =
V prav prisrcnem razpoloze-
nju Sc je drzavni tajnik poslo-
vii cd deputacije, il znova IRA
zil svoje veselje, da so ga obi
skali in znova ponovil prosnjo,
da maj Sc pridejo, da jih bo
vedno z veseljem sprejel.
Tako je SANS sprejemom
pri nasem drzavnem podtajni-
ku Mr.. Sumner Wellesu izvrsil
veliko delo "a slovenski narod
v domovini, XII pomenja zacetek
novega velikega nasega della "a
pomoc Ameriki v njenih ma
porih "a zmago, pa tudi "a re-
sitev in boljso bodocnost slo-
venskega naroda donna.
Ameriski Slovenci smo brez
dvoma hvalezni drzavnemu pod
tajniku in nasi vladi "a te do
kaze izredne naklonjenosti nam
tn v Ameriki in narodu donna,
pa tudi "a dokaze izredne do
bre wolfe mu pomagati do lep-
Sc bodocnosti po teh strasnih
dnevih, skozi katere mora prav-
kar It'll V potokih krvi in oceanu
solza.
oVOJO nValeZnOSt pa mi ame-
riski Slovenci pokazimo tenn,
da bono res Sc bolj vzljubili
to naso lepo amerisko drzavo,
da bono sli Sc z vecjim navdu-
senjem ma delo "a sodelovanje
naso vlado pri naporih "a
zlasti pa z nakupova-
MEM vojnih bondov. Slovenci,
bodimo tn v Ameriki vredni
nrabrosti in velikih nadclove-
Skin zrtev nasega naroda do
ma, in bodimo tudi mi prvih
vrstah v svojem delu "a zmago,
xakor je donna slovenski narod
prvih vrstah med narodi VI
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ci veliko zdrave zabave, katero
bodo pomnili ali pa nikoli po-
zabili.
Odbor in starsi Sc vedno tru-
dijo, da jim cd casa do casa pri-
redijo Sc posebej razvedrila, ma
primer poleti izlete, pozini boz
Mcnico, it'd, da jih skupaj dru-
zljo, da Sc bolj spoznajo med
seboj in S starsi vred zabayajo.
Torej, starsi, potrudite Sc in
ne zamudite prilike, dokler ina
mo ucitelja, XII ina dobro voljo
zrtvovati cas- "a naso mladino.
Bodite tocni in redno posljite
takoj V eetrtek k vajam, da bo
mogoee pevovodju zbrati vse po-
trebno Oh pravem casu "a spo-
mladansko prireditev.
Ia odbor
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Slovenski on eri;kino-
rodni svet ie no delu
tNadalievanIe . 9. strani,

Z z y
sledice vsakega priznanja so.
vraznim narodnostim v casu, ko
s tolikimi krutostmi pobijajo
Slovence in ko Sc .slovenski ma
rod tolikimi zrtvami bori nc
samo "a sVojo svobodo in pra-
vico, temvec tudi "a zmago
skupnih zayezniskih narodov.
Tajnik Rev. Zakrajsek je
opozoril drzavnega podtajnika
Mr.. Wellesa ma poziv slovenske-
ga naroda ameriskim Sloven-
Gem il A. septembra 1912, XII
smo ga dobili po podtalni poti
il Slovenije, v katerem Sc ma
rod pritozuje, da v tel strasni,
re mad poldrugo leto trajajoci
borbi, nj dobil ne cd Amerike
ne cd Anglije nobene besede, XII
bi mu jamcila, da bodo potoki
njegove krvi nagrajeni po VOL
nj S popolno pravico. Zato pro-
sijo ameriske Slovence mai iz-
poslujejo cd ameriske Wade ka-
ko tako izjavo, XII bi jih pokre-
pila, da bi vztrajali v borbi. Ia
to ga prosi, &c bi bilo mogoce,
da bi nasa vlada ma kakorsen
koli nacin dala temu trpecemu
narodu javno izjavo pred celim
svetom, v kateri bi Sc mu dalo
priznanje "a njegove zrtve, "a
njegovo hrabrost, pa tudi Ia
gotovilo, da DO dobil vso pravi-
co po vojni, katero tako v od-
licni meri zasluzi.
Mr.. Welles je obljubil, da Sc
bo to zgodilo, in sicer takoj.
Tajnik dalje opozarja ma
privatno pismo, XII je prislo v
Ameriko te dni il Slovenije, v
kateri slovenski narod izraza
bojazen, da bodo drzave osisca
sedaj, ko bodo zacutile, da slo-
venske zemlje ne bodo dobile,
samo podvojile svoja grozodej-I
stva mad Slovenci, da jih popol-
noma ubijejo Sc pred koncem te
vojne. Prosi, da bi vlada k tel
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.Urednikoua
poSta

V soboto dne 30. januarja
1913 Sc bo po vseh Zdruzenih
drzavah praznovalo rojstni dar
nasega predsednika Roosevelta
Oh tel priliki Sc prirejajo razne
zabave, katerih glavni namen je
nabirati sredstva "a pobijanje
otroske paralize, XII zahtevajo
leto "a letom nestete zrtve,
med otroci in odraslimi.
Slovenci smo Sc zopet letos
zavzeli, da priredimo zabavo v
ia plemenit namen v petek dne
%. januarja 1943 v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma St. Clair
Ave. Naeelnik te skupine je Mr..
John Gornik, 81. tajnik S. D. 2.
Vrsil Sc DO poster program,
prieetek OBJ 7:30 zvecer. Vstop-
nina Soc. Igral bo Johnny Pc
con orkester.
Ena ura programa bo posve-
cena instrumentalni in vokalni
glasbi. V domovem prizidku Sc
DO pa postreglo raznimi okus-
mimi prigrizki in okrepciG. Ker
je S pocastitvijo predsednika
Roosevelta hkratu tudi pleme-
nit namen, Sc pricakuje, da bo
velik naval, in da boste vsi ma
vzoci.
Vas vabi Josie Zakraj jSek.
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svojih zrtyah v krvi in nadelo-
veski borbi proti sovraznikom
vsega svobodoljub sveta in
"a pravice in dostoianstva po-
sameznika. Noben drugi narod
ne euti strasne nesece, XII -jo je
priklical soyraznik ma cell svet,
V tako strahotni meri, kakor
ravno mas narod. cato pa je ma
sa dolznost, da sno ameriski
Slovenci v prvih vrstah med
narodi v nasem sodelovanju "a
znlago. n
Ia delegacijo:
: Rev. K. Zakrajsek,
-. tajnik SANS.
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Delo dobi

izvrsten mehanik v garazi "a
poprayljanje avtov. Delo tudi
dobi pomoenik V garazi, kjer Sc
prodaja razlicne dele in komade
"a avta. - Dobra plaza in stall
no delo. Kogar veseli to delo, Sc
maj zglasi pri ELYRIA AUTO
REPAIRING, 6831 Superior
Ave.
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Veselica podr. st. 3 S.M.Z.

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cenjenim
rojakom Sc naznanja, da Sc be
vrsila vese1ica v soboto, dine 80
januarja v Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave.
Prijazno ste vsi vabljeni, da
Sc Ydelezite, ker praznovali bo-
mo rojstni dan nasega predsed-
nika Roosevelta, in vrsilo Sc DO
odkritje plosce z imeni nasih
elanov, XII so odsli k vojakom.
Preostanek veselice Sc DO po-
rabbi "a nabavo daril vojakom
"a velikonoc, ker je nasa dolz-
most, da Sc jih 3pomnimo Job
vsaki priliki. Prav gotovo bodo
veseli. Storite vase dolznost ma
pram fantom, XII so Sc sli boje-
vat "a resitev naroda.
Program Sc pricne tocno OBJ
g. uri zveeer, nakar Sc razvije
pies. Vstopniee SO po 25c, vo-
jaki pa bodo imeli prost vstop.
Vabimo ne samo nase Glanstvo,
pae pa vse prijatelje in znance,
pridite ma naso veselico, da Sc
skupno spomnimo nasih voja-
kov in nasih deklet, XII so tudi
odsle v boj.
Vas vabi in yam klice ma svi-
denje
Odhor.