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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Detroit Heaps
Honors Upon
Heroic Dead
Memorial Day Rites
Most Impressive
Since 1918 Conflict

Keynoted by Gov. Kelly's stir
lring appeal for renewed war ef-
/ fort, Detroit paid humble homage
TO her war dead this year with a
Memorial Day observance eclips-
ing-in spirit and determination
all Spectacles of its kind since the
last World War.
As war plants roared not far off,
100000 citizens lined the flag
decked streets. mindful Of the
cause at hand, cheering the march
ers on in parade marked by the
appearance, for the first time. OF
army regulars together with vet
Grams of other wars.
Sun DISPELS CLOUDS
Rains threatened. clouds gath
cred. but the sun poured through
in glory as 10000 persons, includ-
ing $500 future soldiers in ROTC
uniforms, tramped grimly down
Woodward TO the blare OF many
lbugles and the rattle OF many
drums TO a grand climax before a
reviewing stand at City Hall.
There was no cessation of pro-
duction in war plants this time.
Only brief interlude when
workers bowed heads IN silent
prayers TO the dead-and prayers,
too, for the boys on the fronts
far away
As mighty bombers flew over
head. the roar of their motors a
warning 10 the enemy. children in
lcolorful uniforms marched gal
Ilantly beside grownupS who knew
too we'll the meaning of the day
they marked.
LONE CIVIL WAR VET
In a position Of honor rode sill
ver-haired George L. Morgan Of
1861 Somerset. at IS the only sur
iviving Civil War veteran in the
Detroit area. Cheers rose from
the crowds as he passed.
Not far off, astride an ethere-
ally beautiful white stallion, rode
15-year-old Dawn Porter. mascot
Of Antler Post. No. 334, American
Legion. who. since her first APP
ipearance in a baby buggy. has
appeared in every Memorial Day
parade in Detroit.
Headed by Commissioner With
erspoon, 200 policemen, including
foot. mounted and motorcycle
units. Joined in the parade, tenn
porarily relieved of patrol duties
by $1,000 volunteer Boy Scouts.
BANDS BY THE SCORE
Scores Of bands and drum and
bugle corps. dressed in natty uni
forms, lent color and spirit 10 the
two-hour parade which. despite
the short time necessary for the
march, was described as one of
the longest in city history.
On the main reviewing stand
were Gov. Kelly, Col. August NJ.
Krech. internal security director
of district l Of the army'S sixth
service command Prosecutor
/ bowling, Charles r. Bartlett,
grand marshal Of the parade; Dun
can McColl. first vice president Of
the Memorial Day Association Of
Detroit. and other officials and
I dignitarieS.
Events at city hall were eli
NAKED by the placing Of wreath
at the base of the Soldiers Monu-
ment by Morgan.
simultaneously. services were
conducted on the banks Of the
] Il Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
The Weather

The sun VIII set A. Q p m TO-DAY.
snd rise tomorrow ~ 50 a m
The moon viii set AZ 6.t3 p m TODAY.
and will rise tomorrow a. 80 e. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Killed Watching Parade

PORT HURON. May 81 up
Lawrence Stahl. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stahl of Marine City,
was killed when he was struck by
a car while watching a Memorial
Day parade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
HE AVOIDS POLITICS

Because he is in Detroit princi-
pally to address the Presbyterian
meeting. he declined 10 discuss
politics or the progress of the war,
other than 10 say he fears the
nation Is developing too much
over a quick victory.
II do not want TO be an oracle
going around the country hold
ing press conferences and max
ing speeches." he said. "But IL
appears TO me we are becoming
little OVercOnfident. No one
should forget that we haven't
even entered Europe yet, and the
big important battles are ahead"
He has d evelope d President
Roosevelt's habit of speaking of
the record and he made many
such comments.
He said the people are thinking
Continued on Page FOur)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
AND AGAIN, MAYBE NOT

He may be a candidate for preSi-
dent again next year, and then
again he may not.
These days. no one can tell
what the future holds" he re-
marked, turning on the old
Willkie smile.
He recalled with amusement
that it was in Detroit during the
last campaign that he was greeted
with such missiles as a wastebaS-
ket, tomatoes and eggs aimed at
his head.
Therefore he wasn't surprised
yesterday when a picket line was
formed outside the Book Cadillac
Hotel by a dozen Republicans
carrying signs telling him that Re
is not wanted here and declaring
that he, is a tool Of Hollywood
and the whisky trust"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

we're A wonderful lesson 20 him.
up 10 that time. the cam
paign was dragging" he said.
But il picked up Immediately
after my Detroit experience. II
taught me that when missiles fly,
either verbal or vegetable, you
can be sure the adOlescent minds
are at work.
II don't know what the future
holds for me. But l recall with
pleasure that I worked with men
and women here who knew how
10 fight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Georges Escapes
Ndzis;; In Algeria

ALGIERS, May 81 CUP)-Gen.
Alphonse Joseph Georges, who
escaped from France. has been
appointed a member of the French
central executive committee, a
spokesman for Gen. Giraud an
nOunced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
MAY HAVE AIDED NAZIS

A Dies committee report now
being written will state that the
japanese college" was established
in 1929, and thus may have served
as a model for the Nazi sabotage
school in which former residents
OF the United States are trained
for sabotage in this country. The
eight saboteurs captured on the
East Coast last summer. six of
whom we're executed, came from
the Berlin school.
The Dies committee authorities
are particularly concerned over
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
WE'RE SMITH FOLLOWERS

The paraders were followers OF
the Rev Gerald l.. Is Smith and
their foreman was Bernard Do
man. Smiths secretary.
While the pickets marched. Do
man distributed handbillS attack
ing the 1910 COP nominee on
grounds that he is a New Dealer.
The handful stated its sponsors
admit they are isolationistS.
So Willkie is convinced that
almost anything can happen TO
him in Detroit and usually does.
At luncheon yesterday ar
ranged by Mrs. Dudley C. Hay,
COP national committeewoman,
Willkie said the episodes Of the
wastebaSket and the tomatoes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

ALGIERS. May 81 OUP)-A
new element was injected into the
governmental Setup of the United
French forces today by the escape
from Nazi-controlled France and
arrival here of 6S-year-old Gen.
AlphonSe Joseph Georges, COM
mander Of the French army of the
northeast in 1910.
One of the highest French gen.
erals yet to reach Allied-controlled
territory. Georges is being men,
toned as a possible candidate for
commander in chief of the re-
juvenated French Army.
No details of Georges escape
were disclosed. The announcement
yesterday Of his arrival said
merely that nc had come directly
from France =. and placed him
self al the disposition of his friend
and comrade. General Giraud."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
JAP LISTS STUDIED

Tho Dies committee office staff
j. now comparing lists Of japanese
released from the 10 relocation
centcrS with tho 10.OOO-name list
Of members Of the subversive
Butoku-kai. japanese youth So
Ciety IN this country.
Tho Butoku-Kai list as reported
exclusively by this correspondent
May %, was found by Dies COM
nlttce Investigators on the West
Coast and revealed that selected
members of the organization. a
branch Of the notorious Black
Dragon Society. were given Sabo-
tage and espionage training in the
Japanese war Offices North
American College OF Military Nir-
tue AT Toxic.
The course administered there
was known generally as service
10 Japan on return 10 North
America"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

KEYKO MARGARINE coupons
bring you useful premiums.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Detroit.
and vicinity;
Occasional
showers and
scattered
thunaerShowers
little change
IN temperature
Gentle 10
moderate
winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
$4,000 More
Never Jailed,
Dies Reveals
Agency Admits II
Doesn't Know Where
Most Of Them Are
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, May 3i-Forty
thousand japanese are al large in
the United States. the American
loyalty OF none of them is certain,
many are on record as openly dis
loyal and an unknown number
have trained -iH-Japan- as
sahoteurs, II was stated today at
the office of the Dies House COM
mIttee investigating un-American
activities.
Robert F. Stripping. chief Of
staff for the committee. said the
law enforcement agencies OF the
nation soon may face the difficult
task OF determining the where
abouts and activities OF all the
10000 and placing large numbers
Of them in confinement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
1000 FREED WEEKLY

The War Relocation Authority.
now under intense congressional
committee fire. has been freeing
japanese from war relocation CEN
terS al the rate OF 1000 weekly.
About $4,000 Of the total at large
never were confined
Members Of n subcommittee Of
The Senate military affairs COM
mlttec. Of the West Coast CON
creSsional delegations and Of the
Dies committee have expressed
hot resentment that the War Re-
location Authority is continuing
20 free the japanese in the face
Of present and promised revela-
tons Of an appalling degree Of
actiVe dISloyally among them.
Records of the Senate military
affairs subcommittee show that
the War Relocation Authority has
admitted that thousands Of re-
leased japanese have bro k Q n
promises 10 report their move
meniS and that the authority does
not know where they are.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

CONTINUED on Page. Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

How Jap Army
Is Penetrating
Deep Into China
The war Map .,... Page ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Elsie Houston, the Bra.
lillian Singer, Whose
Tragic Suicide Followed
Her Chanting Revelation
of NOOdOO's Sacred
Songs.

nightspots TO performers In love, Elsie grew
eNtravagant: she had a Park Avenue apart
ment big car, bought expensive clothes.
To recoup her fortune she accepted re-
turn TO the scene of her early triumphs: a
nightcub
1t is reported that on opening night she
again attempted to force the hands of fate
once again, she sang the forbidden voodoo
invocation Here comes the devil with three
horns of brass b"
This time. the jinx worked swiftly The
audience did not receive her as kindly as
before Perhaps the novelty had worn off
In any case. she was told that her contract
was not 20 be renewed
A week later, utterly detected she returned
10 her Park Avenue apartment and wrote
briefletteFs IA epifteit- sifr gave expression TO
namccss fear Then she opened the doors to
another quietcr world by taking poison.
She took the secret answers 20 voodooism
with her into the grave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

ternal grandfather was American her mother
stemmed from a prominent and arstoc1atic
Portuguese family Early in Rio dc Janero,
she distinguished herself by beautiful voice
and an unusual talent for music Her well-to-
do family started her on a singing career. she
was taught by the best teachers Of Brazil and
sent later TO Paris
But none Of her recitals brought her either
financial or artistic recognition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

mantle ontanElemepts, all unhappy then mar
ried a Surrcalst poet Ferdinand Pcrct, and
their union also went TO pieces
Il seemed as if some mysterious power
were bent upon preventing the singer from
ultimate happiness and total success.
In 1888. she was offered a wonderful OPP
purtrirtty 10 get into the movies. a prominent
French fnancicr was preparing a motion pic
turc comeback for Katherine Hcsslng famous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

- HE darkness spun with sound. slowing TO
a dry rustic and rattle as a spotlight
bored through whorls q smoke struck
fire from microphouc and cmblazoned the
black-haIrcd hask-oyed woman IN The long,
black dress
Softly at rr-. the uEh'C'uh began 10 pulse
with tom-'am rhythm An at once the
womans voice broke out harshly above the
drum.bca's II was AS though the sound had
been wruug oat Of her writing body
What's with h,r9' somebody whispered.
rs that singing, or what 800
Somcbody-else explained that she was Elsie
Houston the famous voodoo singer. that her
song was an authentic South American yoodoo
chant.
80 what
so It's chant. It's in Portuguese She's
calling on the dcvl with the three brass
horns.
The de Hey. waiter Bring this little
lady Scotch and soda She just saw devil
with three brass hors"
Ssh"
AS the barbaric singing and beat of the
drums grew louder the audience became res
tive People relieved. their uucasiness in
laughter.
Elsie Houston heard the laughter II fol-
lowed her 20 hcr dressing room It's phantom
echoes even followed her to her Park Avenue
hours Of the morning.
She needed sleep terribly But how could
she sleep with that derisive sound in her ears?
She tried 20 convince herself that il was not
issuing from the grtnning voodoo masks on
the walls Her mind told her it wasn't; but
her body and her blood, pulsing 10 a rhythm
she knew told her it was and they told
her why
She had betrayed the awful secrets Of
voodoo 10 an ignorant calloused public which
had rewarded her with laughter.
For long time. alone, she paced up and
down the apartment Then almost fearfully.
she entered her fantastic Brazilian boudoir
decorated with the paraphernalia of black
magic
Sleep evadcd her. Before her burning eyes
moved the same procession Of visions which
had been haunting her night after night
One Of the masks on the wall was looking
at her slyly. Even as she watched. IL seemed
to sprout horns three horns of brass
Then as wildly as though It were happen
ing in the room she witnessed the death
agony Of "A young Brazilian girl whom she
had watched die years ago At the time the
tragedy had seemed Just and proper to Elsie
Houston for the girl had broken her voodoo
VOWS and she herself was then true believer.
Now that her former beliefs had been turned
y into a moCkcry and q source Of personal profit
the episode had taken on "a menacing signin.
cameo.
An Obcah witchdoctor's curse had made the
girl believe that she had been turned into a
monstrosity half-womaU. half serpent Her
family had employed a second witchdoctor IN
an effort 20 stay the progress of the curse
The victim had failed to respond. either she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Law quietly in bod coilcd like a snake or
when aroused, Missed and thrust out her
tongue, attempting to strike at anyone who
came near her.
While the doctor ratified his shac-shacs
and mumblcd counter-spells. the stricken girls
eyes had contracted TO rcptiian dots, her
body undulatcd IN the coils Of the sinister
snake spirit that seemed TO have wrapped
itself around her
In the throcs Of recollection Elsie Houston's
body also twisted and undulated. An express
sion Of horror made her face Erotcsque
as one OF her own masks
Next morning, brilliant Winter morning
a few weeks ago she was found lying in her
boudoir, fully clothed except for her shoes.
Her face still wore that same expression. She
WAS dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

became haunted by devils The hostess had a
nervous breakdown, when elaborate tapestries
began twisting their folds into the outline Of
a grnnng devils face
The other guests were haunted by weird
sounds, chilly draughts and ghostly spirit
forms waiting about in the darkness.
Finally the fnancier slipped on a carpet
and broke a leg: this incident also broke up
the weekend and all plans for the picture.
II was in America, the native country OF
her forebears, that Elsie achieved artistic rec.
oguiton not only as a nehtclub singer. but
. as an artist OF high merit
It also seemed that here she was gaining an
emotional fodthold she met young Belgian
refugee, Marcel de Courbon and fell desper.
ately in love with him
Nobody knew that the voodoo vengeance
was merely changing It's aspects Elsie Hous.
ton had finally achieved artistic fame but it
affected her handbook heavily. Classical con-
ccrts are far less lucrative than the exclusive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Ere n ch actress
Elsie was not
only slated 20 be
technical adviser,
but also TO play
an important part
IN the picture.
With other chief
members Of the
cast, She spent
a week end at
Katherine Hess
lin g's beautiful
Chateau de Mar
lotte near Fon-
tainebleau.
The authentic
story Of that
weekend never
reached the pub
lic-but il was
rumored that the
pleasant little
French mansion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

Around the second month
Of his new career. julius
Monk had a strange caller.
a Brazilian scientist The
latter inquired whether the
owners Of the Dingo Club
were aware that every
night the prescribed rites
for invoking the voodoo
devil were performed on
their premises.
Monk. startled. acquired
the services Of an interure-
ter who confirmed the Bra.
zili a MS statements: the
folksongs Elsie Houston
chanted at the Dingo were
nothing else but the rites Of
a dark and secret voodoo
cult. Her theme song be.
gan with the words: Here
comes the devil with three
horns Of brass
Elsie Houston laughed off
Monks misgivings, what if
they really were voodoo
songs? II would only mean
additional publicity for the
club. AS TO superstition and
sacrilege, who ever would
take these mythical stupidi-
ties seriously?
But. while the rituals per-
formed at the Dingo were
beneficial TO the cash regis
teru they may have brought
disaster into\ the lives of
those connected with the.
enterprise. Owner Julius
Monies marriage went on
the rocks for iucNplitable
reasons. Elsie. for her part
INDUCED I'm numerous ro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

According 20 police. she
had killed herself with an
overdose Of "A potent sleep
ing drug.
Most of her acquaintance
could find no explanation
for the act, certainly not in
her two brief farewell notes
Nearly everyone said that
she had seemed. AS always,
gay and full OF the JOY of
life.
Only a handful Of her
closest friends suspected
that the superstitions of
voodoo might have driven
her into taking her own
life. To this select few she
had confided some of the
crazy visions which had
been torturing her at night,
her fears that the spirits"
had marked her for ven
geance, as a renegade.
Voodoo is sorcery. witch
craft. black magic. prac-
ticed by uncounted cults in
Africa, Haiti, Brazil, Peru
It's neophytes come togeth-
er on moonlit nights i'm de.
serted places, chant magic
songs and invoke the spirits
OF a mysterious and horrid
underworld.
Elsie Houston was a past
mistress Of voodoo. She had
leaped 10 world fame as the
first white woman who had
ever intoned the somber
chants Of voodoo magic in
nightClubs.
She was the daughter Of
a Brazilian dentist. Her pa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-03
Mas radio program

Cleveland, Ohio. - Vcasih hi
clovek rad videl, da bi Sc dru-
GAGE imenoval. Ker pa imamo
kot receno Slovenski radio pro-
gram, hi bio zeleti, da bi bill
slovenski. Narodnih pesmi ina
mo mnogo, katere slisimo maj
veckrat spacene ali prikrojene
pc okusu menda nikogar.
Danes, ko nemski gestapo
mort mas narod v domovini pa
z%aporedno slisimo re presedajo -
&c nemske valce, it'd. Naredimo
enkrat vendar konec. Godba in
petite maj DO nase ali pa raise
mic. Mas narod Sc smesi pred
svetom, ker ako oznanjevalec
nina smisla predvajati nase lie.
pc besede v jeziku (brez dialek.
tai, je boljse, da vsaj nekaj be.
re V prof. ali kar je. Radio cas-
maj DO nam V ponos, ne pa ne.
prestano hreSceca harmonika
ogabnim saksom, XII preseds
vsak okus harmonic. Igrajte
vsaj plosce lepih pesmi nash
narodnih, sal jih tudi lahko de-
klamirate.
Radio maj sluzi tudi v izobra
zevalne svrhe. V danasnjih res
nih cash imamo proved poskoc.
mic. Mar maj mas tax program
predstavlja V tragicni dobi, k(
narod umira, mi pa plesemo kot
norci? Igrajte torej plosce
lepim ubranim petjem, deklami
rate nam poezije nash pesni
KOV IN cltlraJte nam della NASH
knjizevnikov, pa innate lep pro
gram, XII DO lahko "a izvajati
Mas radio maj nam prinas:
lepoto nase pesmi in nasega je
zika v nase domove, da ga bodt
prijetno poslusati, ko bode nan
in nasi mladini uzigal zavest, d.
smo dobro ameriski Slovenci.
Use, kar nj nasega, maj Sc O
pusti, posebno pa nemski koma
di, katere proizvaja samo ma
program, da kazemo drugin
svojo ignorance.
To nj napad ma nikako osebo
ampak leila in mocno priporo
clio vodstvu programa.
Poslusalec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-03
ISKANJE DELAVSKIH MOCI

Podpora vseh drzavljanov, pripadajocih vsem slojem
in stanom, je %potrebna pri delu konzerviranja pripravlJa-
MIA ziveznih izdelkov Amerike, ako nocemo, da Sc nam
pokvarijo. Tovarne konzerv in ziveznih izdelkov pa po-
vsod, sirom dezele, iscejo delavskih moci. Hrana je emo
nash najvaznejsih bojnih sredstev proti sovrazniku. Ia
to pa je dolznost nase domace fronte, da skrbi "a to, da
bodo vsi izkoristHi svoj prosti cas- tako, da bodo najvec
pomagali.
Vlada poziva vsakogar, XII razpolaga S prostim ca
SON., da prevzame kaksno delo V tovarnih konzerv ali
drugih ziveznih izdelkov. Krajevni casopisi in radio po-
stale vas bodo obvestile, elm bodo take tova1ne v vasi
obcini potrebovale vase ponce. Ako vas pozovejo, ne
obotavljaje Sc, temvec javite Sc. Delo V tovalnah kon-
zerv je cisto delo, XII VAN ne DO mazalo rok, XII je pa OBJ
enem dobro p~lacano. Ia to delo ste sposobni brez nadalj-
mega, tudi ako innate malo ali pa sploh nobenih skusenj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-03
VOJAKl KUPUJEJO VOJNE BONDE

Vojaki Zedinjenih drzav so invesfrali prostovoljno
vec kot 20 milijonov dolarjev V War bonde! Vojaki nj
SO kupovali War bondov cato, ker so moral, temvec ker
poznajo vrednost letal in tankov, katere njihovi bondi
%kupujejo, in katelih Sc morajo posluzevati vsak dan Y
boju.
Podpisovanje tretjega vojnega posojila Sc DO zacelo
dine Is. septembra financni tajnik Morgenthau je IL
javil, da DO to ''najbolj obsezen financijski program vse
svetovne zgodovine." Gill je Is bnijonov dolarjev. Ame-
rikanci donna dobro vedo, da Sc DO veliki naval ma Japon-
&c in naciste kma]u zacel. cato pa tudi investirajo svoj
denar V War bonde, ker zele delti elm vec svojega "a
sluzka Z vojaki ma bojiscu. cato vzdrzujejo in pomnozu-
jejo svoje redne nakupe War bondov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-03

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prvo originalno zastavo cleve-
landskega drustva zalostne ma
tere bozje il leta 1907; Charles
Susa, Cleveland, diva lepa veil
ka okvirja "a slike in fotogra-
file nadporocnikov v Gradcu il
leta 1909, med katerimi je tudi
njegov brat Franc Susa, XII je
naredil znani nacrt "a Kraski
vodovod; Jos. Bogdanich, Eve
leth, Mimi, hrvatska pastirska
piscalka, fina; Anton Zornik,
Herminie, Pa, dive konvencni
Sikh: ena cd SSPZ, druga cd
SDPZ Connemaugh, katere je
podaril sin pokojnega Zorkota
IL West Newtona, Pa; Michael
Lab, Cleveland, tamburica in
nekaj stevilk zanimive revije.
Vsem prispevateljem stvarl v
S. N. Muzej sc iskreno zahva'
linn in zeim, da hi sc naslo Sc
mnogo drugih, XII imajo istota'
ko zanimivosti spravljene v raz'
min kovcegih in ma podstresjih
da hi iih nasli in oddali v mu.
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