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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

iteoen nit Der tpobI erba1tenen Rir6e
cine fiir5lid eingeridtete &eitauration
finben tpiiroen, Inn itb fir ben Mari6
bon anbertbalb Stunoen au itGrfen,
ober na6 bem bena9barten @epen,
oas nur brei 8iertelitun6e entfernt
lag. 0es fiir5ern @eges uegen emit
i9ie6en ii9 Der @eiitltde ,.no Die 2eb-
reridaft fir oieIen Ort. 9ortbin batte
II dim Der lebten 8o6e aus oem &0-
niesoorfer 8aloe Elm &iri6 nit ei'
nem itattli9en @etpeib berlaufen, Der
in Der S9eune elmer GaftDirti6aft
feftsebalten uno umionit seaeigt tpur.
Sc. Das tpar Der @run6, bob bic Mei-
lten ftb fir oieien Srt begeiiterten,
uabreno auBer mir nod anoere 9fo.
mantifer ftb fir ben 8alo uno bic
aloIterruinen nit Der alten Stride
entlbie6en. Dieie bate Dor einigen
8oden 6ur6 bic 5reigebigfeit 1meb.
rerer giirger aus &oln Elm neues 9ab
erbalten, na6bem mebrere Getpolbe
infoIge beftisen Sfegens etngeitiirat
tpnren. .... 3
Die Stride .tpurbe anfanss oieles
ssobrb,unoerts aufs berrlidfte reitau-
riert 1sno auf ben @runomqlern Ger
nlten abtei nus benz Sabre 11O5 ba.
ben Die Batter bonn Sl. @eiit Elm groB-
artiges Miiiionsba,,s aufsefiibrt, bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

Sage ge6a6t, tpenn ibr Bilo i'm @lo-
rieni6eine ieliser Sugen6erinnerungen
bor mein seiftises auge trat. Das
Saus 1tnb Die Sabre Der 4inobett iino
5unol inn Ge619tnis 6es 5unebmen.
ben MIters mebr cine Quelle froben
@eoenfens, bon ieliger 8oeiie, Die
iib berldren6 auf iene langit pergan'
genen Sage legt. Die 8lumen buften
nirgenotpo 10 idon tuie bort. Die
S6onbeit tbrer Sormen unb 5arben
lit auf oer gan5en 8elt unerrei6bar.
geirgen6tpo fino Die 8aume i'm @ar~
ten, 8alo un6 Selo 10 bod uno 10
bon idattiger &ube nno gebeimnts'
poller Stine. se6od Dor aQem an'
bern bleiben int aufgeregten Slulie
ipaterer greigniiie bes Cages Der er'
item fl. &ommunion itets lebenoig.
Mm betradtet an bem Sage oieien
.8eitpuntt als ben IbidluB Der iorg.
foien &inoeriabre. Darum lagert bic
@rinneruns an benIelben i'm miloen
59atten elmer ereignisreiden 8ergan-
genbeit als ein auBeror6entli9es &C.
fdebnis unausloi9li9 IN Der Seele.
@te tpar aues 10 Iieb uno sol6ig an
bieiern Gage, tpo Der &innuteI ftd Der
ainberieele eridloB ,ltto Der s0ttlide
4inoerfreiino ite nit oer Siiue I'M.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

Dor 8esinn bes lesfen 8eItfrieges in
f60ner 8liite itanb.
llnfere Wutter gab mir fir mid
u1o metnen ornlen 8artner ie 20
Bfennig 8ebrselo mil, nod uniern
oamaligen 8egriffen cine groBe Gum.
me. Snfolgeoeiien beIhloB id, in Der
@aitipirtidaft in @epen, elm anbenten
an bereangene 3eiten, mir einen ,,Sii.
ben Bitter" geben gu laiien, nit Dem
Der Ontel 0ieres BEN SedsibrGieen
Dor Sabren traftiert batte, 10 bob er
6aoon betrunfen tpurbe. GRIT in Ser
1esten @eneraIbeidte ipuroe mir se.
iast, 6aB oieies fir mid, tpeee1 man.
gelnoer grfenntnis, iiberbaupt feine
5iinoe eeueien tpar. giellei9t mar
bas Der @ri,no, tparum er mir nod
lange ni9t 10 gut ibmefte, ols tpte
i6 i'm IN Der @rtnnerune batte.
8ie oft babe idb ipater an iene
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

MDron 6. Saplor, Brdiioent &oo-
iepeIts peri0nlider Reprdientant oes
8otifans, bat bon DEM Staatsoepart-
ment 6ie glntpeiiung erbalten, 10 balo
tpie n0gli9 na6 &om 5uriid5ufebren.
Seit Dem &erbit oes Sobres 1912
mar Taplor, Der ben Stang eines got'
i9ofters bat, bon ieinem Soften OBJ
peien6 getpeien. 9ie @roberung Der
beilisen Sta6t, ourd bic aniierten,
fat nunuebr feline &iidfebr ermog'
li6t. Eoplor bate ben gatifan 5u.
erlt I'M Sabre 1889, als perionlider
Hepr1ientant oes anerifaniihen Rrd-
ii6erten beiubt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
8plbenes G6eiubilam,st

am oergange,1en 12. Sitni feierten
uniere Ianeidbrigen, eifrigen 2eier
Serr uno Srou antbonp 5draee IN
Somaica, g. g., 6as feltene SeIt If.
res goloenen @beiubilarns. Nad Ell.
ner 9antiagungsmeiie in Der Stride
Der ~8reientation Of tie 8lefie6 8ir-
gin Marp", Die bon Reb. Somes 9.
Balib 5elebrtert tp1rbe, ber'ammelte
it6 Die Samtlie nit Sreunoen au ei.
nem Sriibitiid.
Serr S6rage fam i'm alter pon
13 Sabren BON 9eutl9lano unS er-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

lernte 6as 9rudergeiddft, Dem er Biz
beute treu blieb. Mrs. S6rage tpar
in Manbattan geboren.
gtnes ibrer flint &inoer 1T Stuoent
bes ct. Soiepb's Seminar, GaIicoon,
q. g., un6 cine Eodter, S6w. an'
toinette Marie, O.SS, lit 2ebrerin
in Der ct. 8irgilius Sdule, 8roao
gbannel. glm sbeno begriiBten iiber
40 8ertpanote uno Sreunoe bas CHE
paar our Seier.
8ir tpiini6en Dem goloenen Subel.
paare nadtrdgli6 cine lange 9feibe
eliidlider, ieeensreider 2ebensiabre.
Ohio @aiienfre1no.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

iaebarer Seligfeit beglldte. Soft babe
i9 seueirt, ols i6 abenos CUR Rube
,gina neil ber sag ID f,,ra mar ,,no
Der abenb gar gu idnen oer seligfeit
Elm gn6e nto9te.
(Sortiesung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05
DQ 60 1hdO
Bsm Dnf4sfarrer
(Gortiesntl1a)

us'Jou. %tIlCt Ou4eL JULIE etH eIgeMeS
8ef6if, In bornebmer @eiie a,tfae.
regte 2eute 5u berubieen. go bradte
ct anf ieine 8iie Die 5ade boIo In
Sronut1g, 10 bob bic erairnte ssrau
tn Srieoen mad Sauie sine. Damn
aber CAB ct mir in feiner grt cine
Clifton iiber Die &dBlidfett Der an-
geberet uno 9latfdiudt Die ib In
meinem gan5en 2ebn ni9t bergeIIen
babe. 9a id rur aus 9unlmbeit uno
ni@t aus b0ient Billen eefeblt, ionte
i'd feine S6ldee boben, ober feline
8orte trafen bdrter oIs Die i6Grflte
9fute.
Ste Na6mittage am Mitttpo6 uno
Samstag batten mir i9uIfrei. 0ie
0eutter batte fiir 6ieie Sage itets cine
arbett in Saus uno @arten fir uns
in 8ereitidaft.
glls Der @rite Der &loIie muBte ib
itets Dor Dem 8iirgermeiIter aIs Sdul.
oorltano un6 Dor allen &in6ern cine
&eoe balten unb Elm patriot i6es @es
ot6t 0eflamieren. 8ei elmer ioIden
@elegenbeit fbidte er mid bor Der
Seter nod Saufe, ,netne beiten &Ieioer
an5nlegen, 6a Elm b0berer Serr bon
Der &egierung aus &oln uns nit iei-
ner @egentpart beebren tperoe. Die
Oentter bate nibts bagegen eebobt,
aber 5ufanig mar Der Bater al Sauie,
als iG ben auftrag oes 2ebrers bor.
bra6te. Ser gebot mir, Dem 2ebrer
5u iagen, linn fdiene es unre6t, oaB
i9 BET folden @elegenbeit In bent
felben Gn5uee eri6einen ioIlte, in benz
ih om 5onntag ben b09iten Serrn
in ieiner Stride beiu9e. 8enn Ser
Srtsgetltli6e ieinen Nomenstag fei.
ere, f6ide Der Serr 2ebrer ftets ieinen
Sobn NIT ben S0bnen Der rei9en
8auern, Tim ibm Die @Iiidpiinf9e
oer S9ulttnoer 5u iiberbrinsen. 8or-
INN er Die ntdt audi Bel oen patrto.
tii6en Seiern berborbolte, ettpa neil
es beiu 9rteiter allerban6 Sdlede-
reien ,.no ein @elogei9ent gebe, bier
aber nur Die Miibe elmer langen gor'
Sereitans u1tb bic, gbre, mitpirfen gu
oiirfen. go bod gebe iein Batrfotis'
mus nibt, oaB er itol5 6arauf fei
oaB fem Sunee Der @inaise Jet, Der
bier alles 81. MAIDEN babe. Da Der 8a'
ter befiirdtete, ib modte bieie &eoe
nidt bebalten f6nnen, u1uBte id ite
nSrtli9 aufi6reiben. @r ,tnter3ei9nete
1einen gean1en uno id muBte oos
5driftItud in Der Sdule abseben.
gei ber 2eiung bes Sdreibens
tpurbe oas fette @eiidt oes Serrn
gans rot. Sd itano 5itternS ncr ibm
in grtpartung beiien, mas oa font
oer Serr 1td oergeitalt aufregen fonn.
men ioIlte. SD bdtte ME seoadt, oab
te, als er iebt Dor annaberno 800
5duIfinoern aorntg losfnbr:
,,Du bait oas geidrieben2'
,,Sssa, aber Der 8uter bat es mir
boroiftiert."
,,Dein gater mar INNER ein &rn'
febler 1no bu tpir1t nidt anoers tper'
oen.' = i
DaB Der Man1t mir bieie 8emer.
fitng gegen ben gater Dor allen Sdi,l-
C Z ~-k
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

Die fatboliI9en &apldne ouf alen
&riegsI9auplGben uno in Camps
geiommelt. - Sbiges 8ilo 5eigt
cine bon ben &olumbusrittern in
DaDton, Ohio, eeiammelte Qn5obl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-05

Sunoerte bon &oIentrdn5en, &C.
bet6ii6ern un6 on6ern religioien
artifelr tperoen bon tatbo1iiden
8ereinigungen uno Hfarreien fir
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09

has completed his recruit training
at the Naval Training center,
Sampson, N. Y, and will be grant
ed leave. Upon his return to Samp-
son, he will be eligible for further
assignment which may qualify
him for petty officer rating.
INJURED
Pvt. Joseph w. Warwick, Jr., of
Elizabethtown, injured in action
near Hollandia, Dutch New Gui-
nea, has been classified for hospi
talization in the United States, al
though his condition is good, and
has been awarded the Purple Heart
medal. Private Warwick, mem
Der of the 41st Division, has been
in the Southwest Pacific area for
several months. His mother, Mrs.
Stella w. Warwick, lives at Eliza.
BEETHOVEN.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
REPORTED AS GOOD

Walter J. Cartier, secretary of
the chamber of commerce said
yesterday that Wilmington has
good prospects for diversified in
dustry after the war;" and added
that the city in the postwar era
''should grow industrially even
though We can't hold many of our
war industries.
81 believe" he said, 1--WE are
going to have slow development
in the reconversion of plants so
we may have, when alrs said and
done, a rather well diversified
bunch of industrial outlets, so we
won't have all our eggs in one
basket, or two"
The chamber secretary disclos-
ed that "about 10 manufacturers
are making their own surveys OF
Wilmington, relative to setting I'D
district distribution centers for
their products after the war.
1.-TWO or three large manufac-
turing organizations are looking us
over with the possibility of locat-
ing branch plants here in the post
war period
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
FUEL OIL USERS
ASKED TO WAIT

Fuel oil users, whose 1944-45 al
lotments are found to be less than
that asked, were reminded yester-
day by ra tt oning officials
that much less kerosene and fuel
oil is available for civilian use
this winter and those planning to
ask for ration adjustments were
urged to wait until October 1.
The great number of COM
plants being received about re-
duced fuel oil rations. officials
said, is preventing the issuance OF
new rations, so that cooperation i
asked in deferring the requests for
adjustments until after October /.
The local board was instructed
early by the Raleigh District OPA
office to screen all applications
carefully and to reduce allotments
to users of space heaters to a
minimum.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
CAMP DAVIS men
TO GET AWARDS

CAMP DAVIS, Aug. 8 The Legion
of Merit Award will be presented
IN three sergeants of the Antiair-
craft Artillery School Friday by
Brig. Gen. Bryan L. Milburn, COM
mandant of the school.
Visitors are invited to attend the
ceremony at four o'clock Friday,
Of the Goth Group Parade Ground
IN F-street between IS and 18th
streets. The reviewing is opposite
Bldg 802.
T-sgt. Marshall o. Walker of
Kenmore, New York, is receiving
tbe citation for exceptionally meri-
torious conduct in performance of
outstanding service in North Afri-
~ from December, 1912, to Novem-
mer. 1943. He maintained the sound
1ocator equipment in his care with
marked efficiency, together with
having the versatility and keen
technical knowledge to adapt cap
tured materiel for use as radar
narts when requirements were not
available.
M-sgt. Leonard c. Oliver of Glou-
cester, Va, will receive the award
for exceptionally meritorious con-
duct in the performance of out
standing service as technical III
structor with the Coast Artillery
school, Fort Monroe, Va, from Au-
GUST 1910, to May, 1912, and subse-
ouent to that time performing the
same duties the Antiaircraft Ar
tillery School at Camp Davis. He
is responsible solely, for developing
The "Oliver ethod" of checking
and maintaining the helium con-
tent of stereoscopic height finders.
T-3rd CIR. Edgar j. Babin, who
resided at Fort Kent, Maine, be-
fore his induction, also has the
honor of this award for exceptional
" meritorious conduct in the per-
torrance of outstanding service.
He was technical advisor in plan
ming and putting into operation i'm
proved methods for demonstrating
the Air Defense Plan to students
of the Antiaircraft Artillery school.
Planned by the officers of h e
department, Sgt. Babin transposed
their ideas into a practical visual
training aid involving the use of
numerous mechanical and electric
al devices, together with realistic
sound effects.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09

Gladys Greer Rothstein, daugh-
ter. of Mrs. Myrtle Greer of 3O8
Dawson street, now a seaman Sec
ond class with the Nays Waves,
has completed her basic training
and indoctrination course at the
Naval Training school, Bronx, N.
Y. and has received orders to re-
port for duty in the Bureau of
Navy Personnel, Washington, D.
c. Mrs. Rothstein, whose husband,
Allan M. Rothstein is in Merton
Pa, was employed with the North
Carolina Shipbuilding company be-
fore enlisting in the Waves.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
AIR ARTILLERY

Pvt. Graham C. Cashwell, 800
North Fifth street, is a member
of glider = borne elements of an
:. cry battalion of the .82nd Di-
vision which landed in the heart
of Cotentin peninsula along with
the first paratroops in the invasion
of France. The unit fought first as
an infantry west of Ste. Mere Egg
lies and later entered further &C
ton as the artillery group.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09

ents often used by spe-
cialists to relieve it. Yet
a generous supply Iof
Mexsana costs little and
you make even greater
savings in the larger
economy sizes. You and
your family will enjoy
the summer more when
you beat the heat with
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
ENGINEERING HEAD

Master Sgt. William J. Harris.
son of M. L. Harris of Wilmington,
Route 1, who recently arrived in
England, has been assigned the job
of assistant engineering chief at
an Eighth Fighter Command air.
field. His wife, Mrs. Daisy B. Har-
ris, lives at Bolivia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
HOME ON FURLOUGH

Staff Sgt. Da-
vid H. Costin of
Camp Croft, S.
c., is expected
by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Costin of Lee
land, to visit his
home on a g.
day pass. He
has two broth
ers in service,
Sgt. Fred G..
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
ON DESTROYER ESCORT

Robt. j. Bob
Johnson, quart
ermaster third
class, has re-
ceived his train
ing at Balm
bridge, Md. and
Norfolk, Va. and
is now serving
on a destroyer
escort so M e.
where at sea.
He is the son of
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09
BEAT HEAT

fyou're counting the days until win
ter, Or wishing you were marooned
atop snow-capped mountain be-
cause heat rash or prickly heat are
making you miserable, you're doing
it the hard way. The real way to beat
the heat-right now-is to have
plenty Of Mexsana handy. For Mex
sana, the soothing, medicated powder
will help you say goodbye to SO many
hot weather miseries. Mexsana gives
heat rash irritated skin a cooling
treat. Its special base works like mil
lions OF tiny sponges to help absorb
moisture often the cause of this itch
ing discomfort. It soothes the sting
Of mosquito bites, protects you from
ehafe irritation and quickly cools the
burn of sunburn. Mexsana is a 40
year iavorite for helping prevent ba-
bles' diaper rash, contains ingredi-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09

Costln IN India, and LEWIS W. COS
tin, seaman third class, in North
Africa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09

William A. Leaky is a roofing
contractor in Williamsburg, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. johnson of
Wilmington, Route 1, a graduate OF
New Hanover high school in 1H2,
and attended Campbell college for
one year where he was studying
for the ministry. A brother, Lennox
A. johnson, also is in the Navy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-15

Zagovaral e ruski vpv in zdelo e, da e "sovje
tizaco Jugosavije.pr Knjgo je napisal skrenem pr
zadevanu da mas prpravi ma zdaeka boil zapleen po
lozaj kot e bilo karkol, cemur smo imeli opravt
Afrik ali Itali ako bi nvazia prinesa nase se ME
govo rodno zemlo Njegova razaga utegne bt realistic
ma. a'@
Bill je isti Louis Adamic, XII je pred casom napisa
"TwoWay Passage; knjiga, XII e bila citana odobra
vanjem, ampak marsikdo je nasmehnil njegovim sa
njarskm dejam Toda ono, kar je predlagal omenjen
knjgi, e prilicno isto kar je razvio AMG (Aied
Military Government) kot usroj pomaganje osvobo
jenm dezeam tekom rekonsrukcske dobe. So casi, ko
sanae izkaze ko realist So tud prlike ko sumnce
MIA udaro nazaj po onih, XII nezaupni Ma mestu b
bilo ako bi spreel rusko ustavno spremembo do
br ver ko resitev sredne evropsko zagonetko Mas
e, dela prijaeljskem sodelovanju nasmi tre
mi zavezncami. Povecanje ruske federacije b
tt nikako skodo temu sodelovanju mirnem casu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-15

mu bratu in rodni sestri? Ali
ne cults v sebi vec tiste rdece'
kaplje krvi, XII Sc je ustavila v
tvojem srcu, ko 81 Sc poslavljalt
liz rodne zemlje. Vzbudi v sebi
to slovo cd donna, cd oceta in
matere, bratov in sester. Maj Sc
zopet ia kaplja krvi ustavi v
tvojem cloveskem srcu, precr-
tai in prekrizaj ime Janez Ne
dam, XII je zapisano ma tvojem
celu. Bodi moz, bodi zena slo-
venskega rodu, roka maj seze
v Yep po dollar, diva ali vee, in
daj brat, daj; pomagaj sestra!
In zahvali svojo zivljenjsko
usodo, da te je pripeljala V
Ameriko, da 81 v stanu dati in
da lahko das, ker imas, a tvoji
bratje nimajo in prosijo tebe,
srecnega, zdravega in bogatega
brata v Ameriki.
&c smo re dali, dajmo Sc en-
krat in veckrat, bodimo zavest-
nj, narodni in veliki-v teh veil
kin in tezkih cash, ko Sc pise
najvecje poglavje Slovanstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-15

zganega jecmena zmletega, pa
je bila kava. Potem je tudi ci-
korje zmanjkalo.
Otroci smo sli nabirat zelod,
donna smo ga olupili, zrezali ma
male kocke, posusili ter zgali in
zmleli, pa je bila kava. Ravno-
tako S m 0 delali z korenjem.
Prav okusen nadomestek "a ka-
vo SO bill jabolcni olupki, posu-
SEMI, zgani ter zmleti.
Salatnega OLA tudi nj bilo nj
kjer, po drogerijah so prodajali
planinski max V malih zavojc-
kin. En- zavojcek takega maku
je bilo treba dolgo casa kuhati,
da je prislo en- liter mastne vo-
de, tisto vodo smo potem rabili
mesto OLA.
zivalske masti nj bilo mixer
"a kupiti, imeli smo pa umetno
rastlinsko mast z imenom Ce-
res, pa Sc tiste tako malo. We
5inoma smo jedi mocnik, koruz-
ne zgance, nezabeljene, ter v o.
blicah krompir, samo da je bill,
Vcasih Sc je pri mesarju do
bila volovska mast ali loj. Ia
klal je po emo zivino ma teden
"a bolnike ter "a gospodo, kate
ra je imela mesne karte. Otro-
c; smo sli oh stirih zjutraj ca
kat pred mesnico - odprli so
jo pa oh osmih. Cakali smo cele
stiri ure "a tisti ubogi loj.. Prav
srecen je bill, kdor ga je dobiI
vsaj pol kilograma. Najvec jih
je slo praznih rok domov. Koli-
kokrat smo Sc stepli tam ali v
gneci strli okno ma vratih, ce-
prav je bill tam obcinski sluga
"a strazo. Nazaj mas nj drzal ne
dez ne sneg in ne mraz. Dosti-
krat je bilo tako mrzlo, da je
vse skripalo. Gorke obleke nj
smo imeli, Sc tisto kar smo j.
meli, je bilo premajhno ali pa.
vse zakrpano. Pa tudi sukan-
ca ali cverna nj bilo. Predpas-
nike smo imele iz papirja ali il
vojaskih celten. Cevljev tudi nj
bilo. Ko sem bila 16 let stara,
sem nosila cevlJ C 2 lesenimi pod
plati "a ' cerkev; poleti sno
hodili bosi.
|. (Nadaljevanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-15
Janko ". ROgelj: =, .
Poziyite pomozno'
akcijo!

Glavni blagajnik JPO,SS,
brat Leo Jurjovec, mi je postal
porocilo "a mesec april 1914.
Zelo kratko je to porocilo, kar
zalostno izgleda. Samo Sest pri-
spevkov je dobil V pretecenem
mesecu. Da nj slovenska nasel-
bina v Ely-u, Mimi, poslala
posnemanja vredni prispevek,
bi bilo Sc bolj klaverno.
Prispevali so sledeci:
Ig. Musich, Brooklyn, N. Y,
$500; John Dolenc, tajnik po-
druznice st. 9 SANS, $11.1O;
Louis Champa, blagajnik lokal-
mega odbora st. 6, Ely, Mimi,
$4,000; Anton Zornik, tajnik
lokalnega odbora st. 40, Her
mimic, Pa, $1,000; A. Cedilnik,
blagajnik lokalnega odbora st.
81, Detroit, Mich, $4,000; in
Cecilia Brodnik, tajnica lokal-
mega odbora st. 81, West Park,
Ohio, $1,000. - To je vse!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-15
Zapisnik
seje sirsega odb0ra SANSa 8.
januarja 1914 -
Hotel Sherman, Chicago, I'LL
(Nadalievanje)

zelim, ,da bi imela resolucija
dejansko moe v katoliskih vr-
stab, vendar pa Sc bojim, da
br. Vodusek ne DO dosegel, kar
zeli. Ne smemo prezreti dejstva,
da so tn struje, XII napadajo
partizane, ker hoeejo povratek
STARE klike. Ii nocejo demokra-
CHE. sApizamo' lahko, dosegli
ne bono nicesar. Sprejmite re-
solucijo, a ne cudite Sc, &c pride
PR ed potekom enega meseca
nov napad, ker bodo one sile ze
nasle kak razlog. Ma vsak ma
Gin pa moranlo ohraniti SANS,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-15
Ured1l1k0va
poSta
Nekaj dozivljajev liz
prve svetovne vojne

Cleveland, Ohio. - Leta 1914
ko je izbruhnila prva svetovna
vojna, sem bila S tara 13 let.
Takrat sem imela spahnjeno ro-
ko v komolcu ter sem irnela,
kakor tukaj recejo zastruplje-
ME krvi.
Pa je bila sreca v nesreci, ko
so pripeljali prve ranjence, so
Z mimi prisli izkuseni sanitejci.
Eden cd njih je slucajno pri-
sci mimo nase hise, ter vprasal
mojo mater, kaj mi je, da i
nam roko ma ruti.
Ko sem mu pokazala roko, Sc
je zacudil, da mi jo MISC re cd.
rezali, ker je bila tako zatekla
ter cisto PLAYA.
Potem pa mi rece, mic Sc ne
boj, JAZZ tt bonn roko pozdravil.
In res v enem tednu je moja
roka splahnila ter dobila pravo
barvo. Cd takrat bo 80 let, toda
JAZZ Sc ga Sc vedno hvalezno
spominjam.
Ia tenn SO prisle druge tezko-
ce, pomanjkanje zivil ter oble-
Ike in vsega. Moka, sladkor, riz
tobak, ter skoraj VISA zivila so
prisla ma karte.
Moke smo dobili samo toliko,
da je bilo "a mocnik ali kako
prezganje. Kruha nismo jedi
4 leta, drugace kakor oh Boil
Gu in o Veliki noci je mama
spekla po en- hleb. Pa Sc "a tt
sto smo morai moko pristra-
dati. Posestniki so bill ma bolj-
Sem, ker so sami pridelali tito.
Pa vseeno je bilo tezko zanje,
ker so morali m e t i mlinske
karte. Postava je odlocila, ko-
liko zita lahko dajo v Min. Pri
mas nismo imeli zemlje, imeli
smo svojo hiso in nekaj vrta.
Leta 1916 smo dobili emo nil
vo v najem, da smo pridelali
malo koruze, krompirja in fizo-
la. Pa zopet je bio tezko, ker
nismo imeli mlinske karte, da
bi dali koruzo V Min. Ce je bill
mlinar toliko dober, da je zmlel
zito brez karte, je bill strogo
kaznovan, &c SO ga zasacili. Ia
to smo nosili m lin ponoci.
Lahko bi bill dobili mlinsko
karto pri zupanu. pa je nismo
notch, ker ce- bl 10 Dill well, bl
nam utrgali Sc tisto malo mo-
Ike, kar smo jo dobili, ne "a
stonj, ampak drago plaeali.
Sladkorja smo dobili pc cetrt
ky. ma mesec, "a osebo. Imeli pa
smo saharin, kar je bilo pa
strogo prepovedano, ker slad-
kor je bill pod cesarsko kralje-
vo kontrolo, saharin pa ne.
zgledal je kakor tukaj "Aspi-
rim" tablet. Ena cetrtina take
ga tableta je zadostovala "a Ii
ter kave.
Kave splo h nj bilo, malo
Franckove cikorije pa malo