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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-12

THE mayor and Mrs. Roose-
Il welt have given too little
weight 10 the facts Of external
influences. outside The home,
which have weathered the char
acters of literally millions of
young adult Americans and
present day children have been
the most corrupt, greedy and
dehantly indecent that have ever
before prevailed in the United
States.
Youth may not read supreme
court decisions but they cannot
but sense the invitation of the
New Deal dictum that highway
robbery is a political preroga-
tive of criminals operating under
the patronage of La Guardia
and Mrs. Roosevelt.
They have seen trickery and
venahty, avarice masquerading
az charity and a bold alliance
of their national government
with the foulest depths Of the
political and criminal under
world. They cannot have eS-
capped degree of corruption
communicating the principles and
morals Of whole American
generation
copyught. 1914. b. United Features. synd
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

Itus 5u erneuern". gs tpor ols6ann
Bius Der glfte, ber Die Gbrttf0nigs'
parole in elmer eigenen en5Dflita nit
flammenoer @roft berfiinoet bat. 0ie
tatbolii6e Sugenb ber gan5en @elt
bot ben Ruf oufsenommen. Milto'
nenfod bat er in ibren Ser5en Bieoer'
ban eefunoen. Sn Mertfo 1tno 5pa'
.nien lit ite fir 6ieie lire 2ebensibee
in ben 500 eeeoneen, in aller Melt
bat iie oas gbrtltusbanner entront,
oas Gbriitus5ei6en baben mir ouf
uniere 8ruIt gebaftet, 1T 1.nIeren 2ie'
bern uno 8efenntnis6oren baben mir
INNER pie6er uno INNER neu Die
Gbriitusbegeiiterung in bic 8elt bin'
ausgerufen: @briitus1 Serr ser neuen
8eitl
Die mo6erne fatbo1ii6e Sugeno
miro oaber nit @e6t als @briitusiu'
geno be5eibnet. 0as gbriittonigspro'
gramm lit ibr groBes 2ebenspros
eromm. Sir bie Neuoronung Der
@elt bat lie nur 6ieies cine 3iel uno
oteie cine groBe, leu6tenoe S6ee:
Gbriitus muB tpieoer &onig iein." -
G.=St. oes Go.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22
9aS b06f ielige 9tnz
i6etoen hes 81. SSoiepb
(S6luB)

S5oIepb purbe int S6oBe ieiner
Wutter i'm liebenten Weonate nod iei-
ner @mpfongnis gebeiligt; babel w1rz
oe oie b0le 8egierli6teit fir oie gan5e
3eit 1eines 2ebens gebunoen, 10 baB
er nietnols cine nnoreine ooer unge=
or0nete &egung bate. Ct NOR ianf'
ten gbarofters, liebeOou, freunoli6,
aufridtig; in auen 5eigte er nidt BLOB
beilige, ionoern englilhe geeigungen,
tpu6s beIt6noig in Der Tugeno unb
8oufommenbeit un6 errei6te 10 in
ta6elloiem @an0el oos glitter, in MEL
dem er ft9 nit Ser beiligen Sungfrou
Maria bermdblte.
gon oieier 3ett an pur0en ober
feline @na0engaben nod mebr OerItGrft
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

uno permebrt ourd Die Siirbitte Ser
Simmelsfonigin> oenn Maria flebte
inltdnoig gum g1uerbobiten> er ntoge,
tpenn er ibr befeble, iid5 5u bern1ab'
len, ibren 8rautigam Soiepb beiligen,
oamit ct ibren feui6eiten @eoanten
uno 8iinlden 5uItimme. Ser Serr
erborte lie, uno feline Mumodt bradte,
NIT 8iiien ser beiligiten SSsungfrau>
in Dem @eiite uno ben 5eelenfrd item
3es fl. Soiepb 10 gottlide 8irfungen
beroor, oaB iie ii6 nidt in 8orten
ausbriiden laiien. ct goB ibm Die
ooutommeniten Sertigfeiten aller Eu.
genoen un6 @aben ein, oronete aufs
ueue ale feline Seelenperm0een, er>
fiillte ibn nit @naoe uuo befeittgte
i'm inoerielben auf punoerbare 8eiIe.
(Gortiesung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

ilen Der Iebenoen 1nto Dergnngenen
gpo9e acknowledgement baben, nit
abfbeu abtuenoet, bann 1T es Die Su'
eetb. Sie bat Die 3,tfanft Dor itrb.
sic tpilt, boB bieie 8af,,nft i60n uno
gliidlid iei. sic min 6afiir fanrpfen,
ooB cine @eieIli6aftsorbnung aufge-
ridtet tper6e, IN Der bic Meni6en les
ben fonnen, obne &neit 5u baben, bon
8omben 1no @ranaten aerriiien 81.
tper6en, Der Sflaberet 5u oerfallen
ODER in &onaentrationslaeern elen6
5uerlmbe au eeben. Cine 3uf1nft loa
es iein bon &ube un6 Srbnung, bon
.geiegneten uno fru6tbaren Sriebens.
Cine 3nfunft> in ser mir uriere So
milien mtfbaue1t, in ser mir Irbeit
uno 8erbienit bhben, cine 3ufunft, III
Der ,1nier 8aterlono fret lit uno feline
oufbauenoen &rdfte bon entfalten
fann.
.gs geniigt ober ni6t, baB mir iunge
Meni6en Ieoigli9 Die Sebniu6t na9
elmer beiieren ne1en 3eit in unierm
Ser5en tragen. @ir miilien bon 6ieier
neuen 3eit au6 cine flare S6ee baben.
@roB un6 Ieu6teno npuB Die Soee ei-
ner neuen 3eit Dor uns iteben> muB
unIere Seele erfiillen unb als brenz
nenoe Slut in 11nlerm 9er3en leben.
@s 1tno leb1ib nidt oie 9lrmeen, ni6t
Die &ononen, niht 0as @elo, ni6t 6ie
oiplomottl6e Mo6t, Die sic 8elt be-
berrI6en. gs itno oie Soeen, Die Ser
8elt oas @eprGge geben.
Die eroBe leudtenoe Soee elmer
nel1en 3eit, fir bie mir leben uno
fampfen, Sic ums 0ur6gliibt> lit Die
Gbriittonigsi6ee: Gbriitus muB berrs
l6en, Gbrilhts muB 6ie 8elt regieren,
gbri1tus muB &0ntg fein!
v0os lit ser ein5ige 8eg Der Het>
tung', 10 iagt 8a1s Der 3tDolfte, uoie
&0nigsre6te Gbriiti tpieoer on5uerfen.
men uno itb 5uriid3ufinoen gum sc.
| leb feiner @abrbeit un6 ieiner 2iebe. ~
Inter 6ieIer Soee bat Die mooerne
totboliIfe SSugenobepegung angelo,
ben. S6on gius Ser 3ebnte fat ia
0te 8arole ousgegeben> ,>alles in Gbri'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22
Set ilt1lge gbrtit i,n gleit.
ba,t Der 8ett T.


@rniioung 5u begeben. @ines Ser Sef-
te Der uSlbr1ne', Organ Der &atb.
lftion Der Mdnner 11nb S1,ngndnner
ber 56tpei5, oeroffentli6te> fir oieie
@elegenbeit ge6anfen uno anreeun-
gen our @ernenbung fir Nnipraden.
sssnsgemein tpeiien 6ieie 8orlagen Ser
Sungmonnibaft eroBe Gufgaben 3u.
&nh bic mannbare sSugen0 unieres
2anoes nuB ftd ibnen bingeben, tpenn
gbriitentum un6 @irde in Nmerifa
eine 3ufl&nft baben iouen.
- @s lit unbeitrettbar, sic Belt erlebt
gegentpdrtig Elm 3eitalter, oos iiG
einesteils bur6 eitte bo6enttpidelte
Se6nif 1,no materielle 3ibiliiation
aus5ei6net> onoerieits inn geiitigen
8erei6 ein fiir6terli6es Gboos er>
Iebt, ,>eine 8elt bon trogtider SSrrs
timer, (Bius ser 8p0lfte). 5eit-
Dem 1t6 oie WenI6beit bon Ser Stride
3u et1tfernen begann uno an1telle Der
g0ttli6en 8eisbeit 6ie meni61i6e
gernltnft iebte, ieit0em lie in iiber-
bebli6em Sto15 @briitus enttbronte,
lit tie mebr uno mebr an Sen &ano
oes Ibgrrm6es geroten, Dor 6em mir
,beltte onglterfiilt un6 erl6iittert lte=
ben.
vOie Meni9beit lit our6iebt bonn
@ift io5ialer SSrr1ebren, gepeinigt. bon
SEN Siebern tpioeritreiten6er @iini6e,
2ebren' unb 8eitrebungen, berframpft
in ielbitgeIdaffenem gbaos, unbeil=
boae 8irfung fa1ider, gottoereeiiener
ODER gottesfein6li6er S0een" (Bius
Der 3tpolfte, 8eibnodten 1912, ~
9os entfeblt6e 4riegsgei6eben, oie
totale 8erni6tung bon @uIturiperfen,
dn oenen Sobrtaulenoe georbeitet, Ser
&Idfun in 6ie 8arboret un6 Elm un=
meni6li6es Stlabentum baben ibre
8ur5eln in Ser 2ostrennung Ser &11l-
fur bon Ser pabren Stride, bon @ott
un6 gbriitus. Die groBartigen @l1no>
eebungen 8ius' 6es @l item in ietnett
gran6ioien @n5pflifen un6 6ie unie-
res beute glorrei6 regierenoen Seili-
gen 8aters - feline @ritlingsen5Df1tfa,
feline Ra6iofunbgebungen 5u 8eibs
na6ten 1no Bfingiten, bon 8eisbeit
uno Eiefe, tpeiien Ben fonfreten 8eg
aus Der Sragit unierer 3ett. ,Die
Stride ift bte Iebte &iiterin Ser ma.
tiirli6en uno decentralization Orb.
nung." Iuf bic Stride boren, beiBt
5uriidfin6en 5ur Sronl1ng un6 Gube,
oie ben 5rieoen begriin6en. Mebr un6
mebr bringt bei 6ieiem S6redensre,
siment bes totalen &rieees aub IN
Der tpeiten, bon @ott losgel6f ten
Belt 6ie grfenntnis 6ur6, 6aB etnaie
Die iiberapeltli6e un6 uberiroii6e
Ma6t Ser unbefe6baren Stride in Ser
Gage 1T, cine neue Srieoensoronung
Der 80lfer 5u begriinoen uno bas
8arbarentum 81 iiberapin6en. Sic
@elt i6reit na6 grloiung, ruff aus
tbren geiftigen Mbgriinoen mad get.
tatng. ,,@ann es @r0Beres> Drineen.
beres seben, als FOLDER 3eit BEN 1n'
ergriin6li6en gfei9tum gbriiti au
berfiin6en9" (Su1nni Pont. 81.
&enn es fir Die tatbolifde Sugeno ei.
ne gepaltisere un6 gr0Bere 2ebenss
1 r,,SnoEo ~nko., 10 So>.> 0Q..s So.. N:..G =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

Cine eigenartige 8aIentine's
&agfeier fano in Der ct. Sobn tie
gDangelif4S Sodfhule, 60. Scran.
tom, Ba.. ftatt. Ollie 5t,,6enten
bru1ten einen ct. 8aleuttne's @r,.b
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

fir Die M1,ttereottes, Inn 6ieielben
INN bic Statue Der Nuttergottes
arf5uitellen. Sie biloen etnen bib.
ihen Sintergr,tno fiir bic SHUTTER.
sottesftatae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

den wieder wissen woNen und EUR
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun woA-
len, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
ApenkrIuter EinfIhrungsansebot IN
erhalten Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22
UMSONST Sed Sefis.eSsn WSstoPFS; 3oo

FORMS HElL-OEL LININENT - anti
septisch-brinst schnelle Linderuns Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen muskulosen Riickenschmerzen,. stei
fen oder scAmerzende en- Muskeln. Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNT'S MAGOLO - alkalisch -- lindert
gewisse voriibergehende Magenstorunsen
vie Sodbrennen und Neutrality-suspicious.
gen, hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22
Warum die Beschwerden voR
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit sn-
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerv0s und
irritiert ftihlen und an deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, ublem
Mundgeruch. verstimmtem Magen, Yer.
dauungsstorung, Schlaf- und Appetit-
losiskeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt Won ven
Case und Blahungen-besorgen Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter
und nehmen Sic es elm genau vie
auf dem Eikett angegeben. Mehr
ais elm Abfiihrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi-
Sin, hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eige'
mem medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. AIpenkrauter bringt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-22

ben und gibt
dem Magen das
angenehme &C.
fKhl Won Wirme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli-
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig-
R-nSRnhAechxu
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28

So this is France! Four years of everything the Nazis could do to it has not robbed it of any of it's famous charm. Now, especially, since the liberation, France is fes- tive. There are millions of bicycles scurrying the roads of this coun- try, making traffic hazardous and terrorizing for the pedestrian. All France is gay now. Very gay, as trough anxious to forget as soon as possible all that went before.
 And the girls! How deliciously pretty they are! How their knees flash in and out of view as they wheel by on their bikes, their skirts blowing about and attracting every CTS attention! What charm ing smiles they have! How grate- ful they are for our presence here! What a country!
 And the sidewalk cafes. Wonder ful! Cognac! All you can drink. Beer, weak, but in the American style. Wine, too, can be had in two delirious colors-red or white. Even some champagne can be found, if you make friends easily and if your host has managed to hide some from the Nazis.
 Food is stilnsomewhat scarce. A considerate CT doesn't eat many meals with the very friendly civil ians or in the restaurants. But things are improving from day to day. Perfume sells like hot-cakes. The GIs are after Chanel #5. All perfumes are selling well, as a matter of fact. There is a brisk trade in souvenirs, too.
 The gendarmes are very cour-
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
Rainbow Room Chef
 Bakes Pastry in Burma

Burma (CNS)-Doughnuts and other tasty pastries prepared un- der the supervision of the former chef of Rockefeller Center's Rain bow Room are delivered by air. plane daily to hardened Allied jungle fighters deep in the remote jungles of Burma.
 The delicacies are prepared by Pvt. Rudolph w. Klassen, manager of a Red Cross canteen at an out post along the Ledo Road, who used to cater to New York's most jaded appetites.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
World Famous Miler
 Continued from Page One

the Armed Forces with Gil Dodds, telling of his experiences and stor- ies of his travels during the recent months.
 MT. Carlton Booth, well-known baritone soloist will be present to direct a large All-Girl Choir of 300 voices and will sing a number of sacred solos.
 The Manchester Salvation Army Band will play concert before the Rally. There will be many out standing musical numbers includ- ing brass quartet, trumpet solo, ist, a vibra-harp solo and a girls trio. MT. Jennings of Hartford will sing "The Lords Prayer"
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
Did You Ever
plRE $

Try to give a red head the glad eye, when it was made of glass?
 Try to pick up a ten dollar bill, with your back in a plaster cast
 Try to enjoy an evening stroll with your girl-friend, when you have a sprained ankle?
 Try to eat nice juicy steak, with a broken jaw?
 Try to tie your shoe faces with one arm in a sling?
 Try to button your shirt with burned fingers?
 Try to sleep, with an infected hand as bed fellow?
 IF YOU HAVE NEVER HAD THIS EXPERIENCE, THEN YOU KNOW WHY SAFETY PAYS.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28

teous and do wonderful things with the traffic in spite of the crazy cyclists. French Forces of the Interior drive their vehicles at breakneck speed and jockey for right of way with our jeeps. The jeeps usually win because of better pickup and more power.
 Yes, France is very gay now. However, if you stop for a bit and talk with someone seriously you'll hear some truly horrible stories. Everyone suffered under the Nazis. The Jews most, of course; but they are already trying to rebuild what is left of their lives. Everyone is rebuilding.
 The children are hearteningly charming, and perfectly normal in that they do not hesitate to beg your chocolate, chewing gum, and sweets away from you. They also ask for Cigarettes, pour Papa"
 The forests are beautiful now. Trees and shaded avenues and pretty girls, and the cyclists, and horse-drawn cabs, and girls, and girls. That is the incest thing about France. The women of France are by far and away the loveliest women in the world. Prettier than in the United States. That's a fact! They are absolutely devastatingly beautiful. Hundreds and hundreds of them. All near-perfect classical types.
 Our soldiers seem to take to the pug -nosed, doll-ankled gamin type. The Americans are making a great hit in France.
 It is without doubt the funniest l thing in the world to watch CT attempt conversation with one of the French beauties. He holds his issued phrase book in one hand, while the other hand rifles pages ! rapidly as he seeks to maintain a smooth line in understandable French. Of course, the beauty is very patient, but highly amused. She laughs and laughs. Passersby laugh too. Other GIs without girls laugh and laugh. Everybody laughs except the very earnest GI who is trying to make a romantic conversation. He gets red, mis- reads the phrases, shutters with anxiety, shouts and waves his arms, and finally says good-by, and wanders off, a little annoyed, a little rueful, and entirely at loss. The beauty turns to the watchful GIs and says in excellent English with a charming accent, "But it is so foolish for him to speak French! I can speak English very well. =" Charming, gay, romantic, prac- tical, and utterly different from any other country in the world.
 -----~-~---------
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
So This is France! CYST LA GUERRE!!
By s/sGT. EDGAR A. LANSING

Ed. Note Sgt. Lansing wrote Somewhere in Skunk Hollow during the time he stationed at this Base More recently he has been sending "A Yank King Arthur Court" Base somewhere England After absence these pages received the fol- lowing copy Sergeant This column will appear reaches from the ETO.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
Z z2zz&l Z Z; 2! 7 : 7

Sept. 1, 1939-The German Army invaded Poland, without a declaration of war, to loose the most terrible conflict in history on the world.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
WAC CHATTER
Bu CPL. SHIRLEY H. LEVY

Received letter Bradee Nolan that British told of being with former Sec "Stnky" Sweatman and Pvt John Clark girl with boys first name Sgt about urough Why do this "hlch Corporal talking in a little me? Cpl Quals is still having working schedule I'll bet she doesn't Jo Anne Gar shouldn't has to be the job at five in the morning to Pvt Wi'er Cpl hospital Hurray get out of there kids or you will miss girls quadary Recruiting Speaking of nd such supper was good Very good Sgt Bani is complaints she will prob still holding hands One wonders whether the Wac Inspecting Officers ever realize when luggage racks that sh M '' ur I 4,t @ +i h ~ ~ oe th pad +o roohat and in restriction there lack The high the have been the fact that full Only fooln really is good Nd All sorts or was provided ana the nly fun had there present but Atha desk pried 
 
 MINUTE SKETCHES OF LESSER KNOWN PRIvATEs
 Pvt, Mary is by and professes know the which Evangene Longfellows ine lived Her hobby is taking pictures them albums which relay their As for her food she have the othes-Italan foods. al oft To be have a home is Mary's ambition For the she satisfied
 time going round and round on the roller skating rink
 
 The Home s/sg A. his n be had I werei n the service, frozen jobs"
 Flash from the California old died recently
 
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20
UrednikoVa
poSta
''Zarja" bo zopet pela!

ZarJa bo Zopet Pela!
."Zarja' re cetrt stoletja pri-
reja svoje vsakovrstne koncer-
ie in priredbe. Tako DO tudi le-
tos V nedeljo, %. aprila oh 5. u
ri popoldne priredila svoj po-
mladanski kcncert V Sloven-
skem narodnem d O m II ma St.
Clair Ave.
Ma programu imamo zelo le-
pc pesmice, resne in vesele, ka-
tere pa bodo vse izborno poda-
ne. Poleg teh pevskih took bo-
mo zarjani vprizorili enodejan-
ko "Kmeta ali mescana'', kate
ra je polna zabave in smeha.
Ocividno nase kulturne orga.
nizacije pesajo. zadnje cas- e
sem cital vec kritik take vrste,
namrec da Sc pevci in igralci
premalo zavzemajo ga to sveto
stvar. Pac pa nj tako, moji dra-
81. Nesteto koncertov in lepih
iger je bilo podanih zadnje Ca
Sc, pa SO bile dvorane n a o ol
prazne. S praznimi sedezi nj fl
nancne pomoci in Be mani mo-
ralnega duha.
Omeniti moran, da Sc DO po-
lovico pre- bitk nedeljskega
koncerta, darovalo sklad JPO,
SIS. Kdor ne pozna r1aloge in
vaznosti te organizacije, nj tre-'
ba, da Sc steje "a Slovenca ali
Sloyenko.
Ma svidenje!
Ivan Ceh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20

nostavno cato, ker sva vselej
pustila vero in njena vprasanja
ma strani. &c bi vsi ljudje tako
delali, hi ne imeli teh proble-
NOV, kakor jih i1namo.
Pravis, da Sc DO resilo versko
vprasanje napredkom Cloves
iva? JAZZ vem drugace. Maj DO
narod Sc tako napreden, vedno
Sc dobi dovolj takih, XII imajo
koristi cd we're. In tt so tisti, XII
jo zanasajo V javnost, ustvarja-
jo probleme in nete sovrastva
I'll, samo malo zasleduj boj je
med verami in verniki. Vselej
hos nasel ozadju inteligentne
posameznike in skupine, XII ku-
jejo iz vsega tega-kruh Ease
Clovek bi mislil, da Sc vsemu
svetu godi tako dobro in da nj
ma nobenega drugega posla ka-
kor vlaciti vero tie, kamor ne
spada. Ampak dragi moi, mi j.
mamo vendar sama vprasanja
pred sabo, TAXA 'Vprasanja, Xxi
so zivljenskega pomona zame in
zate. Mesto da bi delali vsi tam
koder je potreba najvecja, pa
gre tako, kakor je najbolj ma,
robe.
Priznam, da je vera emo IL
med najglobljih in zato najtez,
jih vprasanj. Toda resiti ga be
treba. Kako in kaksna DO ia re-
sitev? To DO pokazala prihod-
MOST. ~.s~.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-20
napram vsem, XII ne spadajo k

napram vsem, XII ne spadajo k
MIN.
Ce kdo bolj natancno pogleda
v razmere nase Amerike, Sc DO
kmalu preprical, da je pod po-
vrsnimi frazami vecen boj. V
resnici smo najvec zastran yer
tako raztrgani, da nj mixer no.
bene skupnosti. To Sc vidi cello
oh takih svetovnih krizah, ka
kor jih imamo danes.
Kaj pomenja svoboda ver-
.skega prepricanja? To gotovo
ne, da izpodjedas drugoverca in
! meces oh vsaki priliki kamenje
mani. Svoboda Sc ne more in ne
SINE razumevati tako, da della ia
ali drugi, kakor mu najbolj ka-
ze. Svoboda je pravtsko odgo-
vorna, kakor vse drugo ma sve-
tu in pomenja pred vsem to, da
Sc molci. &c Sc pa govori, mora
biti odgovornost "a to. In &c je
nj, pride clovestvo V tako zines,
kakor 10 imamo v Arneriki.
We're, kakorsne so, so danes
najvecji eloveski problemi. We
liko ucenjakov Sc je ze pecalo S
tenn, kako bi Sc preuredile We
re, da bi odgovarjale duhu ca
sa. Ampak je tezava. stiri peti-
ne vsega clovestva spada Sc
med zabite in S takimi je vsak
inteligenten pogovor nemogoc.
Spominjam Sc ma zivljenje in
razvoj nasega naroda celih pet
deset let. Cetudi smo v verskem
oziru pripadali takorekoc k eni
in tisti veri, je bill vendar vec
cas- verski boj. Tia je jemal ma
rodove moci in sile v toliki me-
ri, da smo skoro pozabili ma vse
drugo. stiri petine vseh narodo-
viii sill je slo verske boje.
Mi vemo, da Sc to ne more in
ne SINE nadaljevati. A kako re-
siti to vprasanje, je seveda pro-
blem ne samo "a mas narod, am
pax "a YES svet. Emo je gotovo: ::
da tako Sc ne more nadaljeva-
ii; kakor je slo do zdaj.
Fasizem sam bono ubili, to
Sc pravi: obliki, kakor ga l.
mamo danes. Smrt fasizmu je
lepa fraza, ampak clovek hi rad
vedel, kaj Sc DO postavilo ma
njegoVo mesto. Bojim Sc, da DO
zivel Sc nadalje, najbrze pod ka-
kim drugim imenom in v kaki
drugacni obliki.
A kako bo z verami, to je Sc
nedotaknjeno vprasanje. A je
pravtako vazno in nujno, &c ho-
cemo racunati ma zdravo rast
in mirni razvoj vseh narodov
na zemlji. Resnica je, da aerno-
kracija sama r, ne daje nobene
resitve temu vprasanju. Bas
nasprotno. ce. clovek opazuje
verska gibanja v Ameriki, Sc
kmalu preprica, da nismo dalec
cd ,srednjega veka. Ma -zunaj
prosyitljen in napreden narod
je v bistvu zaostal, da bi ne ver-
| jel, kdor ne vidi tega.
Ne pisem tega, zato, ker bi,
bill proti veram. Bas nasprotno:
vera je del .Gloveka in kot taxa
bo ostala 2 nami, dokler DO clo-I
vestvo ma svetu. v svojem ziv-I
ljenju sem srecal polno verskihI
iliudi in 2 Vsemi sem shajal e.