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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-04-02
PANTRY PALAVER

Since Americans have always built
their meals around meat home eco
nomics experts are coming to the
rescue with all sorts of ideas and
recipes designed to extend the meat
purchase as far as possible.
Here are a few of many practical
ideas along this line:
Beef Brisket: For the first meal,
soak navy beans overnight and add
brown sugar, onion and seasonings,
placing in kettle with brisket on top.
Cover with water and cook about
3 hours
For the second meal slice the left
over brisket and make into sand
wiches which are dipped in beaten
egg and milk and broiled until brown.
For the third meal grind the left
over brisket and combine with boiled
rice for stuffing for green peppers.
Lamb Shoulder: Stuff lamb shoul-
der for thrifty roast. Use the bones
to season vegetables or make soup
stock A tasty stuffing is made by
combining whole kernel corn, cracker
crumbs, seasonings and minced green
pepper.
For the next nights main dish COM
bine cubes of cold roast with leftover
vegetables and enough gravy to hold
together. Place mounds of the mix
ture on squares of pastry and fold
over to make triangle Pinch the
edges together and brown in hot
oven They are called Pasties.
For the third meal grind and mix
the leftover lamb bits with cooked
oatmeal, an egg and seasonings to
make Scotch pancakes for supper or
| breakfast.
Meat extracts are to be found on
the markets which will help tone up
soup or tasteless stew and make
gravy go farther. A teaspoonful add
ed to a pot of vegetables will help use
up left-overs.
This is an excellent meat substitute
and can be baked in loaf tin for
about an hour. Soak overnight ] cup
soy beans and cook until tender. Mix
with one-quarter cup each of black
walnuts, hazel nuts and almonds, all
ground, one cup tomato soup, two
cups bread crumbs, two eggs, one
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-04-02
FOR
WOMEN
.
Tips
Hints
Helps
BY Mary Moore
DO YOU KNOW?


Smart ways to make civilian suits
live to a ripe old age are shown in an
illustrated bulletin called "Mending
Mems Suits" which may be obtained
free from the Office of Information,
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washing
ton, d. C.
The authors have worked out stitch
by-stitch, easy to follow directions
for over forty suit repairs, adjust
ments and reinforcement.
They show how the more common
adjustments such as shortening and
lengthening trousers, letting out or
taking in the seat, letting out too
short crotch, may be made.
Much suit saving can be done be-
fore holes appear or edges fray. A
new suit can be kept in shape longer
by use of various types of wear
guards. A guard of tape or self ma
terial sewn inside trouser legs takes
the rub of the shoe. Shields tackled in
the suit lining under the arm guard
against wear and protect against per-
spiration stains. Rayon retreads set
inside and across the front of trouser
legs and seat help keep the press in
suit, lessen wear on material and dis
courage shine.
Keeping suit brushed, hung
straight when it is not in use and Civ
ing it regular cleaning and pressing
can make it live lot longer.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-04-02

OJdnley II. OgS, age oU, was 1ound
dead in the garage at his home, 343
Chase avenue, shortly before one
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ogg,
who discovered the tragedy, notified
DR.. Garret j. Boone, Butler County
coroner, who determined that death
was due to a bullet wound in the
heart
A revolver was on the floor beside
he body, and Doctor Boone advanced
belief that the wound had been self
inflicted one or two hours previously
Stanley Ogg had been identified, for
many years, with organized labor. He
was president of the Hamilton Trades
and Labor council for IL years, and
thereafter served Is consecutive years
as corresponding secretary of the
council, post he resigned last week
because of i'll health.
Ohio Vice-President
Mr. Ogg was also high in Ohio la
Dor circles. For 20 years he was.
vice president of the Ohio State Fed
GRAFTON of Labor, particularly repre-
senting the moders' craft.
Officials of the state federation held
a meeting Sunday in Columbus, and
there received letter from Ogg by
which he resigned as member of the
state executive board, giving i'll health
as the reason.
He headed Iron Molders' Union, Lo-
cal No. 68, for a score Of years, and
proved aggressive in measures aimed
at improvement in the position of the
members.
Commission Manager
Mr.. Ogg was appointed Is years
ago as branch office manager for the
Ohio Industrial Commission, main
tanning offices in the Rentschler build
ing. His work had become more ardu-
Gus with the increases in shop per-
sonnel, due to war production needs.
Friends believe that he had been
brooding over fatal accident which
occurred last summer near Symmes
Corner. Ogg was about to start on
his annual vacation when his automo-
bile struck and fatally injured a pc
destrian, a man who was patient at
Longview sanitarium Officials learned
that the pedestrian had stepped di-
rectly in front of the car. Despite the
unanimous verdict that he was not at
fault, Ogg worried over the case.
Few Hamiltonians had a wider ac-
quaintance than Stanley Ogg, and his
death brought profound grief among
his associates.
Services Wednesday
Mr. Ogg was born in Georgetown,
O., April "a, 1882, the son of Lloyd
and Susan Ogg. On November 7, 1907,
he married Alma l.. Koehler.
Mr.. Ogg belonged to Butler Aerie,
No. 407 Fraternal Order of Eagles,
Hamilton Lodge No. SO, Loyal Order
of Moose, and the Crescent Aid So
ciety.
He leaves the widow, Mrs Alma
Koehler Ogg; two daughters, Mrs.
Carl Schlenk and Mrs. Don Kinnear,
both of Hamilton; one brother, Will
liam Ogg, of Toledo; and a grand
daughter, Joan Ruth Kinnear.
Private funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the Webb funeral home, South D
street and Ross avenue, with Rev.
Oliver Hotz, pastor of the Church of
the Redeemer, officiating. Burial was
in Greenwood.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-04-02

A HEARTY dinner or midnight
n lunch, little too much smok-
- ing, perhaps cocktail or two
great fun tonight: miserable
letdown headachey feeling tomor-
row morning.
TRY ALKA-SELTZER
Alka-Seltzer is one medicine
useful in the relief of many minor
ailments, Headache, Acid Indiges-
ton, Cold Symptoms, Muscular
Fatigue, Neuralgia, Muscular
Pains.
Alka-Seltzer Is non-laxative -
pleasant to take-try 1t.
At all drug stores by the drink
and by the package.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-04-02
GLAMOR

Have you any spare tWeeZers, mani
cure scissors, mirrors, or empty beau
ty kits? Here's your chance to salvage
them for man-siZed job.
The Medical and Surgical Relief
Committee, 420 Lexington avenue,
New York City appeals to you to col
lect these sorely needed articles to be
used in the emergency medical kits
that the committee donates to the
fighting forces and to civilian defense
units of the United Nations.
Your discarded scissors may be des-
tined to trim the bandage on a wound
ed sailors arm. Or the tweezers un-
earthed from your junk box may play
a patriotic role at some emergency
operating table. Your old cosmetic
case, now crammed with vital drugs
will be shipped to the boats that hunt
down Axis submarines.
Clean or dirty, any size or variety,
send them to the Medical and Surgi-
cal Relief Committee, to your local
branch, or care of your local medical
society. And there is a constant sos
for safety pins. Got a pin to spare,
sister?
We all know by now that rayon
stocking need round garters as well
as girdle supporters to make them
behave, but now we can't find round
garters! So what? Well, just swipe
your husbands or brothers garters,
remove the supporters and wear the
wide elastic bands complete with
leather fastenings. They are really
more comfortable than the feminine
variety But don't tell your husband
| told you!
Tall girls will be delighted to know
that boleros, peplums and waist coat
effects are being promoted for early
spring wear. Such effects break the
silhouette just enough to moderate
your height.
More than rs percent of the new
Evening star., 1943-08-22

most popular and let the sugar 90 to these.
Some makers of kola-type drinks have refused
to change any ingredient by jot or title.
which means there has been only about 70 per
cent of the prewar supply
Triple duty this summer for the bottled
waters Shortage of the leading mealtime thirst
quenchers, coffee, tea, and chocolate, puts
extra burden on the sparklers. At table we
forego the sugar and cream-laden drinks and
pour dry sparkling beverage to act as tonic.
Vitamin G citrus fruits, beloved in sum-
mer's tall coolers, travel to war fronts as juice
concentrates The usual Niagara of juice pour
ing from home reamers becomes a modest
trickle Page a carbonated beverage, use it
half and half with citrus a short drink grows
tall, there is zing to its character.
Stop and Relax
WHILE the heat waves roll, drink two quarts
of liquid day to Offset the loss of the body's
water through excessive perspiration. That's
the doctors order and easy done if it's spark
ling water you pour in the glass. When after
noon fag strikes, stop work and relax. Sip
soft drink and 60 back to the job with new pep.
A carbonated beverage is water made to
bubble and fizz by the addition of carbon diox-
ide. the same gas that makes the bread rise"
Carbonation gives part of that tangy taste,
a characteristic of soda water.
Syrup gives the drink more than sweetness
Evening star., 1943-08-22

to entice the palate 1t releases quick energy
as the glucose sugar it contains is almost in
stantIy assimilable. The extract is there solely
for the pleasure of the taste buds. A compi-
Gated blending. In gingerale. for example,
as many as IL separate things may be COM
bined for that certain subtleness in favor.
Filtered Water Used
j HE water isn't just water as turned from
the tap That's not pure enough to make
carbonated drink - not by days work.
Water must be twice filtered in the bottling
plant to make it bacteria-free. 1t is carbon
filtered to remove any trace of chlorine. Other
treatments kill any persistent bacteria that
have escaped thus far.
Vast ambrosias of drink await every
hospitality occasion despite the wartime
Evening star., 1943-08-22

pruning of variety
lists. Thirsty guests at
the door - a quick
reach into the refrigera-
tor for a cold bottle.
No slap-dash methods,
use technique in pour
ing. Tilt the bottle
slightly and remove the
cap with a slow steady
pull. Pour the beverage
down the side of a tall
frost-bitten glass. Pour
it slowly to give the
drink a chance to keep
its sparkle and life.
In a mood for fancy
fixing? Place two table
spoons of maple sugar
in the bottom of the
tumbler, add two table
spoons of cream and fill
it with chopped ice and
a whizz of gingerale.
Tmgle it, Whit it, sip it
and smile!
Men in the party? A
carbonated water COM
bined with grape juice is
a milder variation of
Rhine wine and seltzer
iOnp cool and innOC-
Evening star., 1943-08-22

on fronts around the world and still there are
bubble rations for the home folks. Yet one
thing may stand between you and the drink
with tingle - the lack of bottle.
A mighty food of exhilarating soft drinks
can be turned from the plants as easy as that
if there are bottles to carry the beverage.
Ingredients are available - sugar, exuacts
and favoring - but bottles are short For the
next few months only IS per cent Of the
usual soft-drink bottles can be supplied.
Still enough bottles, if the idle empties
are put back to work. The life OF a bottle Will
Evening star., 1943-08-22
ARE YOU ON THE ACTIVE LIST?
N0WS NO TIME TO BE 4 BUSTED BUTTERCUP

How's about it1 Can you zoom through hectic
day at the war plant, or elsewhere without
going down for the countf After day on the
job do you have enough steam left for brisk
walk, swim, or game OF tenns2
Or are you the Perpetually Poohed type1 Dying
on the vine at work. along about morning
Check up on yourself! You can't be busted
buttercup and still help pave the way for victory.
Eating right1 That's important. Hard to be
on the active list unless you get three nourish-
ing meals day. Including breakfast! Dodge
breakfast and who knows1 You may be heading
for that old eleven am. let down.
Greet the rosy fingered dawn with pick-me-up
like this Chilled fruit or fruit juice. Then, a
whopping bowl Of Wheaties. with milk or cream.
Plus toast, eggs, or anything else you like.
Plenty swell, Wheaties! Crunchy whole wheat
fakes. Light, refreshing. Quick and easy to eat.
Good for you, besides! Wheaties are whole
grain" They provide all of whole wheat's known
essential nourishment: Two of the B vitamins,
iron, lots of food-energy. Also good proteins.
Here's nourshment to help you keep on the
active list. Whole grain cereals are named in
the basic food groups Uncle Sam says to in
clude in your meals daily. Start each day with
s-nourishing breakfast including milk fruit and
Wheaties breakfast of Champions"
Evening star., 1943-08-22
FRED LERNER

uous A merry -go-down is the mock shandy
gaff of chilled beer and gingerale
Nose-dive into a glass of kola beverage
topped with dip of lime sherbet. Temper
torrid August with December's frost. Let an
ice of lime lemon or orange favor do top hon
ors in soda slyly fruity
Drinks For che Crowd
oET up soda fountain in the kitchen for the
'teen-age crowd and keep your night rovers
home. A case of soft drinks, bottle opener,
glasses foot tall, plenty of ice, ditto on straws
- now you know where the crowd will be
ganging tonight.
All this bubble fun the young ones owe to
Nonconformist preacher who lived more than
a century ago. The great DR.. Joseph Priestley,
with delight in chemical experiment, found
crude means of introducing carbon dioxide
gas into well water to simulate the effervescent
waters of European spas.
1t was Philadelphia physician who first
prescribed carbonated water to his patients
and persuaded local druggist, Townsend
Speakman, to make and sell the beverage.
Philadelphia citizens we're delighted and came
daily to the drug store to drink their tonic
water. Speakman. knowing human frailty.
thought to make the sparkling drink doubly
appealing by the addition of the juices of
various fruits. A caprice to keep the craze going
- Americas soft-drink industry was born.
eTw-s-77-l3
Evening star., 1943-08-22

average two years -
meaning 35 returns to
the plant. Now the need
is that each bottle make
100 trips. Housewives
are urged to join in a
bottle blitz and rout
truant bottles from un-
der the sink, out of store
rooms, garages and eel
lars. 1t is up to you to
keep the loafers flowing
back to the corner store.
Snap the cap to the
empty. Caps, recorked,
do extra duty.
StiN Sweet
SoFT drinks keep their
sweetness in spite Of the
limitation order which
allows but 10 per cent of
the cane or beet sugar
used by their makers in
194l. A few beverage
producers changed their
formulae to stretch the
allowance and are using
corn sugar. Makers of
the varied lines gener-
ally prefer to reduce
choice of flavors to the
Evening star., 1943-08-22

THIRsT aid waits the heat
! wilted civilian. Carbonated
beverage makers have accom-
plished a record job - billions
of bottles of sparkling refresh
ment have gone to our fighters
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Free!New" Menu and Shopping Guide"
for point rationing. Handy reference list
of rationed foods, with space for point
values. Space for menus. Grocery check
lists. To get your pad, mail postcard to-
day to General Mills, Inc, Dept. 399,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

Mack je skocil torej il zakja. Najbolj zanimiva IN
znacilna stvar pr vsem tenn pa je, da vecina elanov jugo-.
slovanske Wade Sc do danasnjega dine nj bila konsultira-
ma glede tie diplomatske correspondence s soviet. PRAY
tako vecina ministrov nj Sc videla kopije odgovora jugo-.
slovanske Wade cd lanskega augusta: mala skupina pam
Srbov, XII kontrolira premierstvo, yojno minstrstvo in zn--
mamie ministrstvo, je ohranila sovjetski memorandum "a
Sc, ~napisala V imenu jugoslovanske Wade sama odgovor
ter nj nikoi crhnila svojim kolegom v kabinetu besedice
O tenn. O drugem sovjetskem memorandum cd -meseca
januarja, pa je vecina clanov jugoslovanske Wade zazna-
la, toda ne il ust svojega premierja ali zunanjega mini
stra, temvec il = angleskega c~asopisja. In: cd tedaj Sc nj
bila sklcana kabinetna seja, ma kateri hi Sc razpravljalo
o tel vazni zadevi. Londonski pan-Srbi Sc op~rijemljejo
MANFRED teorije, da smejo samo oni upravljati jugoslovan-
sko Waldo, ces, da jih bosta re Churchill in. Roosevelt Sci
tia V vsakem eventuelnem konfliktu S %Sovjetsko Rusijo.
Taxa je torej ia nevarna politicna izobrazba, XII jo dobiva
MihailoVic cd svoie Wade V Londonu. ...-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01

kim v Ankari s tamosnjim ge-
neralnim stabom. Dodati je tre-
ba tudi Sc nekatere mani vaz-
ne stvari, kakor n. pr. najnovej-
sa turska odlocitev, da DO cd
zdaj nanrej letalcem vojskujo-
Glib Sc sill dovoljeno, da Sc vrne-
10 domov, ako bodo prisiljeni,
da pristanejo ma turskem ozem-
lju. Ako hi naneslo, da hi A
dolf Hitler poskusil zasesti tur-
sko Tracijo in morske ozine, bi
naletel ma odloeen turski cd
lpor, kateremu hi pomagale "a
vezniske oklopne divizije in le-
talstvo - tako da bi tudi more
bitni zacetni uspehi ne bill mno-
go vredni.
Mirno in brez poudarjanja so
zavezniki lani pocasi in skrbno
popravljali vse svoje pozicije ma
Srednjem Vzhodu in jih zelo il
boljsali. Dovozni problemi so
skoro razreseni, ker je dozida-
ma zeleznica naravnost cd Sues
kega prekopa do azijske obale
Carigrada, S spojem do Bagda-
da in Basre. Ena cd politicno
pomembnih arabskih draw, l.
!, rak, je Rajhu napovedala vol
no, a vazno kraljestvo Saudi
Arabija' je zavezniski stvari
tudi zelo naklonjeno.
, Use to - solidno politicno,
vojasko in gospodarsko ozem-
lie, XII je organizirano kakor o.
gromno oporisce v boku osisca,
: popolna zavezniska premoc ma
: morju v vsem Sredozemlju, O.
grothne. zavezniske. zraene sile,
XII hi prihitele v najkrajsem ca
:: su il afrfskih letalisc in ogrom-
9 no, ojaeena pomorska baza ma
9 otoku Cipru, vse to SO tehtni
u vzroki "a nervoznost v sovraz-
: mem taboru.
Nemci, XII Re mesece in mese.
/ ce .iscejo podatkov, so zdaj 20.
gnali v svet govorice, da Sc DO.
} je "a dodekaneske otoke, XII sc
nahajajo pred tursko obalo ir
n Sc naslanjajo ma dolgo Vertigo
q grskih otokov, XII bi mogli stu
T. ziti kot most do grske celine.
J. Kjerkoli pa Sc DO razvila "a
il vezniska ofenziva, kamorkol
n bodo udarili, emo je jasno -
lie Hitler DO poskusil, da jih zadr
Ii ma njihovih prvih op~ozicijah
da do kraja izrabi zadnjo prili
j, ko da sam udari in doseze cd
lotilen ofenziven uspeh. Ceda
lie vee je znakov, da DO ia u
p darec zopet posvecen Rusiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Osiscce Sc boji groze.
&c zavezniske inva-
zije ma Balkan

New York Times je prinesel
naslednji clanek znanega pu-
blicista C.. L. Sulzberger-ja, XII
Sc nahaja v Cairu in tam prou-
euje razmere ma Bliznjem Who
du.
CAIRO, 26. apriIa. - (NYT)
- P~orocila, XII prihajajo' IL "a
sedene Europe, razodevajo ma
rSascajoco nervoznost osisca "a
radi grozece zavezniske invazi-
je ma %evropski k%ontinent IL opo-
rise V Mali Aziji; cilj takega
napada hi bill seveda, da Sc u
stanovi ma Balkanskem poloto-
ku mostisce, il katerega hi bilo
mogoce prodreti v Nemcijo sko-
ri postranski who'd pc dolini Do
nave.
Kako velika je bojazen osi-
Sea, nam pove presenetljivo po-
rocilo il Italije, Xxi trdi, da so
tamosnji krogi mnenja, da Sc
DO ia ofenziva morda zacela Sc
preano DO bitka v Tuniziji po-
polnoma koncana. Jake previdni
opazovalci so v splosnem pre-
pricani, da DO pohod v Tunisij
dosegel svoj kriticni razvoj Re v
teku enega meseca.
Zanfmivo je pr tenn to, da sc
tie g~ovorice brezdvomno mem
skega izvora, a vendar med VIZ
sticami priznavajo, da so zedi'
njeni narodi zgradili okoli E
vrope mocno jekleno zanjko, k
postaja cd dine do dine bolj ties
ma in zadrgnjena.
Angleski otoki SO ae v tex,
zadnjih dveh let postopoms
spreminjali in razvijali v velikt
ofenzivno bazo, in sicer ne lie "a
zracne napade, temvee tudi "a
morebitni naskok celine - ka
kor je to, vsaj dol neke mere
pokazal napad ma Dieppe. TIA 0
gromna baza ogroza yso pro
Istrano obalo cd Portugalske ps
do Norveske in je priscilla Mem
&c V to, da svoja oporisca n;
takozvanem "Atlantskem oh
zidju" zasedejo 2 mocnimi pc
sadkami, sestavljenimi IL maj
boljsih Get. S svojo posebnt
taktiko "zivcne yojne" zenej'
zavezniki tie posadke il sewers
ma jug in potem zopet nazaj.
Ako gledamo IL zahoda prot
vzhodu, je videti, da imajo "a
vezniki strategitno iniciativo
rokah - vsaj potencialno. Ist'
velja zda tudi ze "a skrajni "a
hodni del Sredbzemlja. Zdaj d
I@#N& &1Eg z 8LEaE3A ME #hmEIH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-01
Vazno pismo SANSa
s {Nadaljevanje)

trdno upajo ma Zdruzeno Slove-
MILO, cilj, "a katerega so Sc vsi
Slovenci borili stoletja, poseb-
no pa Sc pc propadu Napoleo-
move 'Ilirije.' Oni kakor tudi
Slovenci pod Avstrijo in Ogr-
sko SO bill prica cudovitega kul-
turnega razmaha pc ostanku
Slovenije, XII je proti koncu le-
ia 1918 postal del Jugoslavije.
cato Sc hocejo zdruziti S svo-
JIM brati, da zgradijo svojo ma
rodno kulturo neovirani z vec-
mimi boji "a ohranitev svojega
jezika v Sloveniji, XII postanc
trdnjava zoper nemsko in tia
lijansko agresivnost.
Slovenci nikakor MISC lola
cionisti. NoCejo Sc lociti cd Ju-
goslavije. Nasprotno. Oni sto-
RHO vse mogoce, da Sc odpravi-
jo umetnoizzvani nesporazumi
lined Srbi ia Hrvati in Sc zgra-
di nova, federativna Jugoslavi-
ia ma podlagi nacel resnicne de-
mokracije in enakopravnosti
PRAY tako imajo uprte oci ne
vo, federativno, demokraticnc
Evropo in naposled nov, svo.
hoden svet.
Toda vznemirjeni so in srca
SO Jim tezka, ker SO njihovi upi
= V pobudo Sc vedno neizpolnjeni.
Oni doprinasajo nestete zrtve,
umirajo V svojih domovih, v
koncentraciiskih taborih, kot
sunni tujih tovarnah; njih
hcere postajajo zrtve belle SUI
;, nosti, XII jo vpeljujejo nacisti ir
= fasisti; oni dajejo svojaz ivlje.
q MIA ma boji5cih pc vsej dezeli, 4
pri vsem tenn pa vprasujejo, Ia.
L kaj jim nihce ne pove, da DO pc
zmagi tudi MIN priznana svo,
?, boda njihovem lastnem domu
Dobro razumemo, da ste "a.
posleni S tisocerimi problem
J. svojega naroda in drugih ljud.
stew in da bi sc Slovenija V pri
j. meri z mimi zdela malenkost
Toda maj so veliki ali majhn
!. -pravicnoSt, "a katero delatr
noe in dan, mora biti dele;
vseh. Ena beseda, da bodo Slo
veRci priznani kot narod, XII i'm;
!, pravico do zivljenja, bi bila VII
il najpristnejsega navdusenja
zasuznjenih dezelah Slovencev
Il In kadar sk1enejo Zdruzeni ma
/. rodi napad ma tie kraje juzn'
, Europe, bodo pozdravljeni 4:
j. ysega srca in sprejeti, z odprti
J. mi rokami cd starih in mladil
ter bodo nasli vso pomoc n;
ia svoji poti do image.
ii Prosimo, da nam odpustite
ker smo Yam well nekolik'
dragocenega casa. Toda bodit
II p%repricani, da nam je ia ape
4 narekoval le obupni polozaj,
!, katerega je bilo pahnjeno slo
vensko ljudstvo. Ia vse, kar sto
, rite njegcvim pravicnim cellar
!; in madam V prid, Yam DO zago
tovljena nesmrtna hvaleznos
naroda, XII ljubi svobodo ma,
vas narodno pozdravljam "a ]
i P. odbor st. 2, SIS.
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