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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27


Donald J. johnson, Sic, U. S
Navy, visited his parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. w. A. johnson, two days last
and was with a navy crew on
merchant ship. Another son, Geralc
johnson, S/lc, U. 5. Navy, who has
been IN the service since september
lett last week Tor overseas duty.
49,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P Sweitzer, OF
Mountain Lake Park, have been adj
vised that their son, Pfc. James w
Sweitzer. is now in England. Pfc
Sweitzer is a member of a Chemical
***
Corp. Glenn Frantz, who has been
stationed at Camp Howe, Texas
but who has been on maneuvers in
Louisiana for several weeks, is spend
ing several days here with relatives,
Pfc Maxine Frantz Us Marine CORPS,
Upon his return to duty he will be
stationed at Camp Livingston, La.
$3.50
Leo Traacv SIZE who has heon sta
toned with a naval unit At pearl Har-
bo. Hawaii for five months has baan
transferred 70 San Diego Calf He
i a son Of Nh. and Mrs James
Troacv Sacopd street Oakland Mr.
and Mrs Treacv have also haen in
formed that ano+har son Pfc James
! Troacv. with military nolice INIT
of tba army had arrival safely IN
Fnoland
49,
D. . ...,. ofe; A.,
Md snent q short time in Oakland
with his sis+nr Mrs pau1 T,,rnov
while onro,+o to Noroantovpn w Va
to visit his wife and child
xa*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Frederick G. Schoch, Jr., of Spokane,
Washington. an aviation cadet and
student at an advanced flying school
in Arizona, near the Mexican border,
has advised his grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Schoch. Of Crellin, that he
hopes to complete his training as a
pilot early in March when he will re-
ceive his wings and his commission as
a second lieutenant in the air force
He has had most of his training in the
deserts Of California and Arizona He
is a son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
G. Schoch, formerly of Oakland
#*w
Mrs. Ora NJ WEIGHT, Kitzmiller, has
received word that her son, Pfc. Harry
WEIGHT, had arrived safely in England
John NJ. Hansen, IS, L. S. Navy
was graduated from the service school
for aviation metalsmiths at the Naval
Air Technical Training center at Nor
man, Oklahoma. and has been ad-
vanced to S nc. He is also a
"Qualified striker" for a rating of
AM. &c. He is a son of Mrs. Alma
Hansen, Center street.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Dewitt, of Sang Run, that
their son, Arnold Paul Dewitt, S 2/c
in the U. S. Navy construction bat
talon (seabces), has been moved
from an island in the New Hebridcs
group in the South Pacific. He en-
listed in October, 1912. In his letter
he stated he was fine and hoped to
be home in a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Calls, of Mt.
Lake Park, recently received word
that their son, Sgt. Carlton j. Calls,
had arrived safely in North Africa.
He went into the service in November,
1912, and is a mechanic in the army
air force. He formerly worked in the
Reckard and Glotfelty garage, Oak
land. Mr.. and Mrs Calls have an
other son, Pvt. EdW ard Calls, who
has been in England since September.
He enlisted in April, 1913. and vol
unteered for overseas duty in August.
He is in the quartermaster depart
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Aviation Cadet Edwin W. Darby
%, son of Mrs John D. Darby, Fourth
street, has reported to the AAF
Training Commands advanced flying
school at Altus Army Air Field, Altus,
Okla, to begin the final nine weeks
phase Of his pilot training
After flying 70 hours in two
engined training planes and taking 70
iecture-hours of combat subjects in
ground school, Darby will he awarded
the silver wings of an AAF pilot and
appointed a flight officer or commits
stoned a second lieutenant. From Altus
he will go on either to train with the
multi-engincd bombcrs or fighters
that he will ultimately fly in combat
zones, or he will be sent to Central
Instructors School at Randolph Field,
Texas, to learn how to instruct other
young men training for their silver
wings.
Ernest DenikCr, seaman second
class with a unit of the u. s. fleet,
with a New York fleet postoffice ad-
dress. has written friends that he re-
ccives the Republican regularly and
finds much Of interest in it. He has
been away from this country for over
a year His father lives in the Pleas
ant Valley community.
Sgt Robert W. Lohr, who is with
the army air corps somewhere in Eng
land, wrote to his wife here that one
Of his big thrills was receiving The
Republican paper on Christmas day
His Christmas packages and mail had
been distributed prior to that time and
the arrival of the home news was
most unexpected and welcome.
Blueiacket Kenneth Graves, who
completed his recruit training in the
L. S. Navy at cambridge Naval
Training Station, spent few days of
his nine-day furlough with his grand
father, George Little, and other
relatives.
Maurice F. Trcacy, T. S Naval re-
serve, who has been at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James ?.
Trcacy, awaiting orders to report for
training, has received authorization to
proceed to South Bend, Ind, on Feb
ruary 7 to enter Notrc Dame univer-
sity for basic training and midship-
mems school, Recently he was trans
ferrcd from the Navy VI program to
the VIZ program. Under the VI pro
gram he completed a years schooling
at LoyoIa university, Baltimore,
Pvt. Ward Hinebaugh, stationed
with an engineering unit at Fort Bel
yoi,, Va ,,-,,l- owl !, i-
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PAGE THREE

A AZ percent rise in cost Of living
has been cited by U. S. official.
Soil conservation methods have in
creased food production 20 percent on
"a million acres, have increased pro-
duction on G3 million additional acres
and stabilized the topsoil on ten per-
cent of the nations farm land.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Pvt Daniel limbaugh, located at
an air base in Texas, is home for a
few days and upon returning to duty
will be stationed at Fresno, Calf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Pvt Ward limbaugh, stationed
with an engineering unit at Fort Bel
voir, Va, spent the weekend at his
home here
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Harold Maybe, who was in training
for the L s. Maritime Service at
Shecpshcad Bay, New York, arrived
in Oakland Monday to spend a week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
MaNle. of nnar Swallow FallS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Corp. J. W. Holman, Jr, Friends
VILE has been promoted to the rank of
sergeant. Sgt. Holman is attached to
signal unit at Fort Lewis, Washing
ton
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-01-27

Lieut.. Clyde R. Custer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas S. Custer, Accident,
recently completed a nine-weeks' post
graduate course at the B-26 Marauder
pilot school at Dodge City Army Air
Field, Kansas.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
The Travellers Notebook
Buthing Season Opens Officially at Shore Resorts;
Atlantic City Mayor 'UnIocks the AtIontic';;
Core Saunders Again LoLI on Hotteros SweIIs

With Memorial Day falling on
Tuesday and shore resorts thronged
with visitors enjoying the extended
week end, the 1914 bathing season
was opened yesterday with the en-
thusiasm that greets each new sum-
rrler season.
AT Atlantic City Mayor Joseph
Altman officially unlocked the At
Iantic" yesterday afternoon and
scores of lifeguards took over the
citys 8 miles of protected beach
This years opening was without
the pageantry that usually accom-
par1ies the ceremony, but next week
end the .colorful annual Flower
Mart will more than make up for II
when Park Place blazons with &C
tivity.
The June calendar will be alive
with interesting features as is this
week end. At Steel Pier, Jan Savitt
and Tony Pastor hold forth with a
Evening star., 1944-05-28

big stage show, while Les Browns
Orchestra and Molly Picon head
the bill at the Million Dollar Pier
The Flower Mart, June 2-3, will
be followed week later by the an
nual Headliners' Frolic, when more
than 200 of the Nations topf1ight
newsmen, radio commentators and
newsreel cameramen hold their an
nual conclave. The frolic will open
June 9 with a buffet and entertain
ment at the Hotel Chelsea, followed
by the annual award dinner at the
Hotel Claridge on Saturday and an
outing at the Atlantic City Coun-
try Club on Sunday.
The recent reopening Of the Hotel
Brighton completes, for the time
Evening star., 1944-05-28

an epitome Of Americas victory over
the submarine menace at our shores,
Bill Sharpe Of the State News Bu-
reau writes.
This past week sport fishermen
went after dolphin, amberjack and
channel bass and tied up to the
boiler of an old Federal gunboat
sunk during the Civil War, only one
Of the hundreds of wrecks which lie
scattered along the North Carolina
shore.
Yet a short two years ago-in
January, 1912, to be exact--the very
spot where they now so languidly
pull on bottle of beer and cast
their lines, was af1ame with war.
Somewhere near that old boiler
lies the ill-fated Allan jackson
Nearby also Is the hulk of the City
Of Atlanta and not so far away Is
the Ciltvaria.
First the Allan Jackson sank In
sea Of its own flaming. Silence
for IL hours as the Bankers anxious
Evening star., 1944-05-28

lily watched unescorted vessels scurry
up the coast. coming in close to the
deadly Diamond Shoals and hug
ging the bank desperately. Then
the City of Atlanta was sunk Sy
gunfire, and finally the Ciltvaria
|shuddered, showered blazing oil
over the swells and plunged to the
bottom.
1t all took place within an hour,
the victims all in sight Of one an
other. Villagers at Manteo. on
Roanoke Island, heard the gunfire
and the action was plainly visible
from the beach.
This action was only q fragment
Of the story Of 1912. Week after
week survivors were landed at
Morehead, Southport and other
coastal towns.
Shipwrecks are nothing new to the
bankers more than 200 wrecks
lie on the reefs and shoals, some Of
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Col. Streetear 10 Talk
Al Madeira School

ECol. Ruth Cheney Streeter, direc-
tur of the Marine Corps Women's
Reserve, will deliver the principal
address at commencement exer-
cfses at Madeira School June
When class of So will be graduated.
Participating in the program
starting at $50 pm will be the Rev.
John Ct. Magee, rector Of st. Johns
Church. The exercises will be fol-
lowed by supper at 6:45 pm.
SEarlier events will include pres
entation of athletic awards at
$3.50 pm. Friday and the senior
wsper service at $50 pm. next Sum-
day. The vesper service will be
conducted by the Rev. Albert j..
Mccartney, pastor of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Commissioner Young Gets
Bid 10 Lima Ceremonies

-. Russell Young, as president Of
the board of District Commissioners
was invited yesterday to attend the
dedication July 28 of the new rnu-
ricipal building at Lima. Peru.
The invitation was extended by
Eduardo Garland, charge d'affaires
of the Peruvian Embassy. Mayors
Of leading cities In the United
States are being invited. Senor Gar
land said, and will be guests of
honor. The new structure, on Co
lonial lines, Is in the Plaza de
Armas, not far from the Palace, and
the famous Cathedral of Lima,
where Pizarro, the conquistadore, is
inferred.
Commissioner Young took the in
vitation under consideration.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Isignment Of Capt. Frank Dutch
Hoffman to head the life guard
Ipatrol. If any good swimmers would
like to try for a position as guard
nearly vacation with pay, drop q
line to the captain.
X X
Sportsmen planning to visit Vir-
ginia Beach this summer have re-
|ceived their best news of the sea-
son-the opening of coastal waters
to fishermen. Closed during the
past two war years to fishing parties
these waters comprise one of the
best sporting fishing grounds along
the East coast.
History was made not so many
years ago with 10 white marlin be-
ing landed on the deck of single
boat off the Virginia coast, a world
record.
The sight of Core Saunders and
other little craft putting out
through the North Carolina inlets
to fish beyond the Outer Banks is
Evening star., 1944-05-28

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Improper diet, overwork. undue wor-
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often impairs the stomachs dioes-
tive functions and reduces the red
blood strength.
"A person who Is operating on onlv +.
~ to 1870 healthy blood volume or =
stomach digestive capacity of only 81
70 500 normal Is severely handicannsd
AT such times Nature needs extra helm
torestore its balance and function pron-
cry. Undigested food places a tax on
tne system. insufficient blood strength
Is detriment to good health.
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or suspect deficient red-blood as the
cause OF your trouble, yet have no or
gSnic complication or focal infection.
SSS Tonic may be just what you need
PISS Tonic is especially designed I) to
promote the flow Of VITAL DIGESTIVE
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These two important results enable
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make use OF 1t as Nature intended. Thus
you may get new vitality pep
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Evening star., 1944-05-28
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington b. C. Al
SUNDAY, 70,

them dating beyond Oldest records.
In 1918. the forays brought war
right to the villagers backdoors,
and 1t was the same in the wars OF
1872 and 1861. But nothing like the
1912 campaign had been ever seen
In tho region. AS submarines in
creased in numbers and as counter
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Build Sturdy Health
and Hello Ameyic. Win

thousands and thousands Of users have
testified to the BENEFITS SSs Tonic has
brought to them and scientific research
SHOWS tnat II gets results-that's why so
many say "SSS Tonic builds sturdy hearth
makes you feel like yourself again" At
drug stores in 10 and 40 oz. sizes. .GS IS. 6. 90.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Dances in USO Minstrel

A minstrel show featuring WACS
WAVES and British ATS and
starring Margot Lee, New York tap
dancer, and Rachel Kogl, child
actress, will high light the program
Of the USO at 1912 H street NV,
at 8 o'clock tonight. Directed by
Sara Lee, National Catholic Com
munity Service Women's Division
representative, the show will be
open TO all service men and women.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

offensive mines were laid, the Bank.
ers were driven back into the sounds
and rivers.
Now, at long last, they are taking
their nets and hooks back to resume
the business that has sustained
them for nearly 400 years.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
being, the transformation to civil
ian life for beachfront hotels.

being, the Transformation to civil
ian life for beachfront hotels.
X X
At Ocean City. N. j., the bathing
season also was given the greer
light, with lifeguards being assigned
to duty on protected beaches, and
capacity listings were reported by
resort hotels.
Special arrangements have been
made for the transportation of del
egates from II States attending the
Northeastern Jurisdictional Confer
ence of the Methodist Church, who
will check into the resort hotels on
June 6.
Holiday weekend tourists like
wise were being welcomed at every
seashore resort in Cape May County,
N. j., and hotels, apartments, rooms
and cottages were being besieged by
summer visitor and vacationist.
\ 4
wildwood, N. j., marked its Goth
year as a resort center with formal
opening Of bathing facilities and as
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
TisoG dolarjeu "a reveze
PiSe Janko ". ROgelj I

Blagajnik slovenske sekcije
Jugoslovanskega pom omega
odbora mi je postal racun "a
mesec junij 1914. Denar SO po-
slali sledeci:
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik To-
Ikalnega odbora st. 2, Cleve-
land, Ohio, S15OO.00; Jacob Br-
ljavec, blagajnik st. 90, SO. Chi
cago, ILL.,, $25.O0; Mary Tomec,
(Glas Naroda), $500; Frank
Mozja, Smithfield, Pa, S1.OO;
Albert Kahlenbert, Los Ange-
les, Calf, $500; Anton Cedil-
mix, blagajnik lokalnega odbo-
ra st. 81, Detroit, Mich, $1,000;
Anton Zornik, Herminie, Pa,
$4,000; Andrew Tomazich, Chi
cago, ILL.,, $500; Joseph Sasek,
blagajnik lokalnega odbora st.
%, East Helena, Mont, $3.50 ;
Mike Kusel, Chicago, ILL.,, $500; ;
Louis Champa, blagajnik lokal-
mega odbora st. 6, Ely, Mimi,
$4,000; obresti na Reliance
Federal banki $42.25; in narasle
obresti Cd vojnih bondoV
$l99.71.
Skupni dohodki Ia mesec ju-
nil $2,03796.
Y blagajni JPO,SS je sedaj
E$74,691.27.
| Tisoc dolarjev Ia reveze, je
8danasnji naslov. Zakaj? Vzrok
Imam Ia ia napis. Da, tisoc do
larjev je dal ameriski Slovenec
"a naso pomozno akcijo. lsti
fSlovenec je prispeval "a Ruski
pomozni odbor ali ruski rdeci
kriz kar diva tisoc dolarjev. To
Sc nj vse. Ameriskemu rdecemu
Ekrizu je postal $150O.00. To je
tlsar $45O0.OO v dobre namene.
In kdo je ia alneriski Slove-
tnec? Odvisen cd sloyenskih .od-
ljemalcev? Je-li zasluzil denar
| pri Sloyencih? So mu Sloyenci
pomagali do denarja? Ne eno-
ne drugo. MOI 81 sam pridobil
TO sreeo in prenaoz zenie, ne da hi
anu amedski Slousnci pomagsli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01

Toda ostal je west sin svojega
naroda, west narodu tudi ta-
krat, ko narod trpi in potrebu-
je nujne podpore.
V Clevelandu in po ,drugih
mestih imamo Slovence, XII bi
tudi lahko dali. Toda MISC Sc
odzvali. S1ojega naroda ne po-
znajo vec, ker imajo dolarje
pod palcem. Danes so tovarnar-
| il, obr n Xxi, PROFESSIONALS,
i.uradniki, it'd. ,toda so Sc "po-
amerikanizirali," kadar je po-
treba kaj ldati "a svoje trpece
brate in Sc sire onkraj morja. In
vsi ii zivij b cd nasih ameriskih
Slovencevs jemljejo' slovenski
denar, toda usmiljenih src nj
majo, da bi dali.
Vse drugacno mnenje ina Mr..
Peter Lustrik, XII je po dvakrat
dal $4,000 IA naso pomozno
akcijo. To je tisti moz, XII je
ostal zvest svojemu narodu, in
katerega ime ne bo pozabljeno V
slovenski zgodovini onkraj NOR
ia.
| PRAY tako je naklonjena nasi
pomozni akciji Mrs. Lustrik, ki
Sc vseh ozirih strinja svojim
mozem. Hvala il "a njeno ma
klonjenost.
Zakaj spimo? Zakaj nj V mas
vec zanimanja? Domovina bo
resena, kaj j bono dali? Ali Sc
Sc bojite, kdo DO dobil nabrani
denar? Kar ga je JPO,SS dose
daj nabrala, ga Sc nikdo nj .dobil
in nikdo zapravil. Kaj SO delali
drugi, to nam nj mic mar. Goto-
vo je, da nasega denarja ne bo
dobil Hitler in he Mussolini.
Tega Sc jetdobro zayedal glavni
odbor JPO,SS, zato nj hotel
nikdar dati nobenega denarja.
~ e.E 10 -
Porocila, katera prihajajo il
domovine, MISC vesela. Resnica
Eprihaja ma dan, kaj Sc je zgodi-
10 v donlovini. Sc vec poroeil
| pride; klQalu bono vedeli, kaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
"ENAKOPR,AVNOSTI"

prelite! Koma 81 stop sve 81 bill ii narod suznjev,
suzenj med narodi Otrok Isl bill, pa ze suzenj Psovka
tt je nauk della, paca ii ga e vtepaa. suva te cd
vseh stran ocmi in macehe, bor in botrce Cash 81
joka cash 81 omahnil cash pa 81 tud plan Ali komaj
81 planil, te podr tia, zvezal te Sc tesnee in
cello usta SO tt zakleni curkh je tekla kri il tvoh
z napojila je zemo vec klafter goboko; cato je ia
zemlja roda In kadar 81 edel suznh kruh 81 jedel
svoje in svojo kr Moean 81, slovenski narod!
Tsoc in petsto let krvavis izvave nis Narod mehkuz
mix bi duso izdhn Sc svece bi zgal, Sc bill bi
mu petit pa, tsockrat ranjen, trpljenju urjen,
komaj zmajes rameni pod tezko sovrazno pestjo in
pravis Nikarte, ia burka je stara re tisoc let! .
Koliko casa je roma Kristus Golgoto? Pac ne
trikrat petso let! Trikrat je zgrudl kolenako
kokrat 81 zgrud IT, narod suzen in kolkokra 81 vsta
vdan, ukaz ubozjemu posusen ter 81 zadel krize
nene rame? Kristusu je pomaga moz il Crene, kdo je
pomaga tebi kadar 81 ezal obraz in e bilo rpenje
vece cd tvoje moci?- Ike je zacetek tvoje poti in
kdaj e ba sodba govorena? Kje e konec tega stras
mega romanja in kdaj bo :sodba doponjena?
Kaj je ze minila polnoc? Ka je cas- in ura da Sc iz
po]ni tudno tsocetno hrepenene? Gle oko razvese
Sc in upaj-ali sc ne drami zarja vzhodu?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
Dr.. F. j. Kern:
PETDNEVNE
POCITNICE

Ia soboto 1. julia je bill a
sklicana seja izvrsnega SANS
ovega odbora V prostorih gla
vnega urada SNPJ v Chicagi.
Navzlic zaposlenosti kot
zdravnik, sem Sc kot eden IL.
med odbornikov Gutil dolznega
biti navzoc, sicer bi ljudje u
+ praviceno rekli, da sem sprejel
! to odgovorno mesto lie "a neka-
ko stafazo ali radi casti. Spr-
vega sem popolnonla pozabil,
da bono par dni nato prazno
vail dan ameriske neodvisnostl,
4. julia, dokler me nj pomocni-
Ca v uradu opozorila ma mogoc-
most par dni poeitnic, to je v
nedeljo, ponedeljek, torek in
sredo.
| Moja soproga je bila seveda
takoj pripravljena me sprem-
ljati kamorzekoli. K sreci Sc ma
/, ma je posrecilo rezervirati dye
Izgornji postelji v pullmanu pro-
ii Chicagi ma Niekle Plate ze-
Ileznici. New York Central nj /
mela ma razpolago nilsakih pc.
stelj.
| v Chicago sya prisla 2 enc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-01
Sc je fakticno zgodilo v domo-
vini V zadnjih treh letih.

st Jc 1dhClC!lO LSOullO uOlllO-
vini V Zadnjih treh letih.
Emo vemo re zdaj: Domovina
je izcrpana do golega. Borci "a
svobodo so najvec trpeli. Izda-
jice SO zivele pomocjo itali-
janske in nemske zascite.
Vemo tudi, da nj vec dalec
cas-, ko bo Slovenija resena. Ia
tisti cas- smo zbirali mas po-
mozni sklad. Koliko imamo V
tenn skladu? Ali bo to dovolj?
Nikakor ne! Zakaj nj vec do
larjev V tenn skladu? Kdo je
krjv? Sodite sami, a narod V do
movini bo sodil sam, .ko DO 1--WE
del resnico, kaj Sc je godilo med
ameriSkimi SloVenci, ko SO oni
krvaveli na rodni zemlji.
Sc je cas-. C6 Sc niste dali,
storite to takoj. Podruznice, OH
vite! Drustva desetih ameriskih
bratskih in podpornih jednot in
zvez, darujte svoje prispevke.
Idite cd hise do hise, prosite,
nabirajte in sami darujte.
! Mr.. Peter Lustrik in njegova
zena sta re dala svoj delez, tako
so mnogi drugi pomagali. Ali 81
ii, XII citas ia clanek, ze dial svoj
delez? Stori to takoj. Ne odla-
sal. Cas- je tn.
Daj, brat, daj; pomagaj,
sestra!
Kri nj voda.
Bolni, lacni in raztrgani ne
morejo cakati.