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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

Mrs. Lille E. Watson daughter
OF Prof. and Mrs. A. P. Turner
of PoindeXter ST., returned home
Sunday after spending an enjoy
able vacation in Chicago, ILL.,, as
the guest of her sister, Miss Alice
B. Turner. She also visited friends
in Gary, Ind. She was accompani-
ed on the trip by Mrs. Amanda
Sturgis of this city They both re-
port very delightful time.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

Mrs. Mary Lee Morrow surprised
her sister, Mrs. Celia Blount with
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09
Its my boy friend he dosen't believe Pm working late

cagoula Street, where she was the
recipient of special courtesies that
made her visit a most pleasant one.
She also visited Mrs. George Scott
and mother and father at Clinton,
Miss. The visitor was honored at
a final goodbye party given for
her by Miss Redmond, Monday
night which was attended by many
friends. A delightful menu was
served, with gifts to the honoree
and others from the hostess.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

The friends of Ms. Eliza Sher-
roo are happy to have her able to
be out again She has been i'll for
several weeks.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-09-09

Mrs. Connie Murph, after visit
ing the Gulf Coast for a while
in company with Mrs. T. j. Barnes
and their children, is now enjoying
herself in Cleveland. Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1914
JeII6Id

Mrs. Nora Gossman spent the week
end with friends in Arlington.
Monroe Steiner of the navy is home
on a furlough.
Mrs. Vera Beucler left Sunday for
Washington State where her husband
is in camp.
Paul Steiner who is attending school
at Saginaw, Mich spent the week end
with his parents at this place.
Mrs. Inez Winkler is making an in
definate stay in Findlay.
Arthur Weaver and wife of near
Beaverdam spent Thursday afternoon
at this place.
Ray Schaller and wife spent Sum-
day with Loran Schaller and family,
south of town.
Mrs. John Inniger of south of town
lis in the Findlay hospital.
Fred Wilson who resides south of
Jenera is numbered with the sick.
Mrs. Jacob Gossman is recovering
from heart attack she had recently.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08

Miss Della and Elam Stettler wish
to thank their many friends for the
many postals and handkerchiefs
sent to them on their birthday.
Hiram Kohl attended the annual
meeting of the American Marino
Sheep Breeders Assn at Columbus.
Aldine Welty is in Toledo serving
on the Federal Grand Jury.
A. C. Diller and Jacob Schnegg,
the successful poultry fanciers in
the Settlement were good winners
in the Lima show. Each won five
firsts. The latter also won a silver
cup for best display.
Adam Steiner is at Woodburn, Ind,
buying carload of horses.
S. P. Herr is serving on the Fed
eral Grand Jury at Toledo.
Engineer Eldon Snyder, sup't of
the college heating plant made trip
to Columbus Tuesday.
The familiar rural mail horse
drawn wagon will soon be a thing of
the past, being supplanted by the
automobile, it was announced by the
civil service commission.
Eph Amstutz was pleasantly sur
prised on last Sunday by his friends
who gave him pleasant rembrance
on his birthday.
Peter B. Amstutz who made trip
thru the Holy Land and to Europe
in 1914, displays a fine collection of
post cards in the Basinger Furniture
Store window, which he gathered
thru his journey.
Fred Lehman left for New York
last Friday to visit his son Elmer
who is serving with the National
Guard.
S. II. Koontz is busy putting up
quarantine signs for scarlet fever.
Harry Schaeublin had the mis-
fortune of chopping his knee last
week with the axe while chopping
wood.
Bert Williams has purchased
new automobile.
Regaling themselves on ice cream
and grape juice, the Wilson Demo-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08

cultivation; it yields two crops OF
leaves annually and has only to be
replanted every fifteen or twenty
years. When the plant is six OF
seven years old it reaches its matur-
ity and the lowest tiers of leaves
drop.
With the aid of machete the two
lowest tiers of leaves are cut off
each plant yielding fifteen to eighteen
leaves.
A worker may cut off as many as
5000 to 1000 leaves a day. After
these leaves have been severed, an
other worker trims off the prickles
on the margins. and ties the crop in
bundles which still another worker
carries to the plantation tram rail-
way.
At the mill, the leaves are fed
into a machine that separates the
fiber from the waste, only about 40
of the weight of the leaves being
used.
The fiber is dried either artifcally
or by hanging it out in the sun on
wire frames in a manner similar to
that used by the Italians in drying
spagetti.
1t is this fiber that is eventually
tied up in bales and shipped out to
become binder twine. Fire is the one
and only dread of the sisal farmer,
the leaves burning green on the
stem.
To avoid this danger high towers
are built on the fields and from them
watch is kept constantly during the
dry season.
The sudden bonanza that has come
to Yucatan through henequen has
transformed its principal city,
Merida, from small backward town
into modern metropolis.
1t has brought progress and pros
perity to a province that was once
called the poorest state in the republic
of Mexico.
The green spear-like blades of
henequen, so otter pictured in Mexi-
can landscapes, guard the future and
progress of the Yucatan peninsula.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
NEWS OUR FATHERS READ
FROM ISSUE OF JAN. 20, 1916

cratic Club of the college celebrated
it's organization with a banquet at
Ropp Hall. AT the close of the ban
quet the president of the club, Roy
Welty introduced Byron ID. Cotner
the POSTMASTER of the evening.
Toasts to true blue democracy were
given by Mayor J. J. Sutter, Prof.
William Egly, Grover Soldner, H. L..
Kohler, Scudder Welty, and c. S.
TrachseI. Rumor has it that a
republican club will make its ap-
pearance on the campus soon.
Whether it will be of the bull moose
or stand pat variety is not yet
known.
Jacob Amstutz purchased the 80
acre farm owned by the late Harvey
Amstutz for $3.50.
j. C. Steiner is now representing
the Saxon motor car in our COM
munity.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08

An unusual sight at the Bluffton
Fourth of July celebration was the
sensational speed exhibition gwen by
Jule Benroth in an auto, flying down
main street at the dizzy speed OF 5o
miles per hour. The crowds gasped
as the car roared by and it was
really thrill for the jammed throngs
lining main street. All traffic was
stonped for the event and the street
was cleared. The event was to be
a race against time and open Tor
competition, but julie made the run
without being challenged.
Cal Moser and Cyrus Schumacher
were the contestants in the motor
cycle race. Again the crowd was
thrilled by these two speedsters. Cal
won first in the event and Cyrus was
awarded second place.
After a few selections. by the
Citizens band the crowd went to
Schmidt's field to witness the ball
game between the White Sox of
Lima and the Bluffton teams. The
contest turned out to be unusually
interesting, the score being l to
nothing in favor of Lima. The score
was made on an error.
After matches at the Sanitorium
tennis courts the assembled people
were entertained at the church park
in the evening by Prof. Stratton's
Kid Band.
Rev. w. A. Settlage read the
Declaration of independence after
which A. D. Lugibihl, president Of
the celebrating committee introduced
n. w. Cunningham, the speaker o.
the evening.
At the close of the evening Sidne!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08

same aails uue, ana Also 20 PROVIDE a
fund for the payment of the principal of said
serial bonds at maturity, which tax shall not
be less than that required by law.
Said tax shall be and is hereby ordered COM
puted, certified. levied and extended upon the
tax duplicate and collected by the same Off
GERS. in the same manner, and at the same
time that taxes for general purposes for each
of said years certified, extended and COL
lected. Said tax shall be placed before and
in preference to all other items and for the
full amount thereof. The funds derived from
said tax levies hereby required shall be placed
in a separate and distinct fund, which to-
gether with all interest collected on the same
shall be rrevocably pledged for the payment
of the interest and principal of said bonds
when and as the same falls due.
SECTION 5. Said bonds shall be first Of
fered at par and accrued interest to the off
GERS of said village who have charge of the
sinking fund of said Village of Bluffton and
II said officers refuse to take any all of
said bonds then said bonds not so taken may
be offered in writing at not less than par and
accrued interest to any one or more of the
boards and commissions described in Section
2293-29b, General Code of Ohio, and If said
boards or commissions refuse to take any or
all OF said bonds. then said bonds not so TAX
en- shall be offered for sale at public sale in
the manner provided by law. but not for less
than their par value and accrued interest the
bond sale advertisement shall state that any
one desiring to do so may present bid or
bids for such bonds based upon their bearing
a different rate of interest than hereinbefore
fixed. provided. however. that where frac-
tionai interest rate is bid. such fraction shall
be one quarter of one per cent. or multi
pie thereof: each bid must be accompanied
BY certified check of the bidder for not less
than one per cent of the amount of bonds to
be sold; the proceeds from the sale of said
bonds except the premium and accrued in.
terest thereon. shall be used for the purpose
aforesaid. and for no other purpose: the
premium and accrued interest received from
such sale shall be transferred to the bond
retirement fund to be applied in the payment
of the principal and interest of said bonds r
the manner provided by law.
SECTION 6. The Village Clerk is hereby
directed to forward certified copy of thi.
ordinance to the County Auditor of Aller
County, Ohio.
SECTION Z. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in full force and effect from ant
after the earliest period allowed by law.
w A HOWE.
President of Council.
Passed June g. 1914.
Attest: w. O. GEIGER.
Clerk of Council.
Approved June 5. 1914.
w. A. HOWE,
Mayor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
News Vmr VsranuIaulcrs ACau
From Issue Of July 8, l9O9

Hauenstein and the Citizens Band
entertained the throngs in the best
open air concert ever given in our
city,.
The formal close of the days cele-
bration came with a beautiful and
spectacular display of fireworks
sponsored by the Bluffton merchants.
Tine McGriff of the Oak Barber
Shop has taken in new partner.
Harry Fisher has given up his shop
and the two men will operate the
Oak shop in the future as partners.
Amos OILERS new kiln is complet-
ed and they are burning tile this
week.
Irwin Moser intends to work for
the National Tile Roofing Co. Of
Lima this summer.
Lille Hilty, little daughter OF
Amos HiIty, fell off fence and
broke her arm.
Adam Steiner entertained the Will
Risser family with his accordian
last Sunday. Adam is musician of
rare ability and knows the art of
entertaining his friends.
Miss Edith, daughter of P. P.
Basinger, was happily married to
Hiram, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wenger, last Thursday by the Rev
C. Hege of Bluffton.
Miss Edith McPeak, one of our
successful public school teachers, who
was re-employed for the ensuing
year, rendered her resignation at the
last meeting of the school board
Miss McPeak expects to go to Ober'
lin College the coming year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
Henequen, Source OF Binder Twine, Brings
Sudden Riches to Poverty Ridden Yucatan

The Blufton NeaOs presents
another an the series of import
ant but lesser known aspects Of
South America.
Thrusting its nose out into the
warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico,
the peninsula of Yucatan-and
particularly the state of the same
name-is known the world over as a
producer of henequen.
The proximity of Yucatan to the
United States-the worlds largest
consumer of binder twine extracted
from henequen-as well as the fact
that this hardy plant bristled with
spear-like fiber-producing leaves,
grows on the peninsula as nowhere
else, is most probably the reason
why the world center of production
is placed in that region.
1t has been said that henequen
means to Yucatan as much as sugar
does to Cuba and coffee to Brazil.
Surprisingly enough, henequen
thrives on the stony soil of Yucatan
which insures perfect drainage. In
some regions the ground is so rocky
that holes have to be blasted out to
permit the planting.
Because henequen does so well on
the poor soil of Yucatan, it was
presumed that the crop planted in
better conditions would prove to be
even more of success.
1t was found, however, that on a
richer soil the greater number of
weeds that sprung up would even
tually be harmful to the plant while
on the rocky soil of the peninsula
hardly anything but the sturdy hene-
quen would grow.
Although henequen differs slightly
from sisal, both are generally COM
mercially designated under the name
of sisal and both belong to the So
called "century-plant' or agave
family.
The word henequen is an Aztec
name and sisal is so called after
small town on the northwest coast
of Yucatan.
Before 1897 the fiber used in
making binder twine for harvesting
our great American crop had been
Manila hemp. One of the first
results of the Spanish American War
was the cessation of shipments of
Manila fiber to the United States.
Immediately began the search for
a satisfactory substitute to be used
in binder twine. The Agave of Yu-
catan, growing almost next door, less
than a hundred miles south of New
Orleans, was cheap; its production
could be stepped up, and it had no
natural enemies, no killing frosts or
blights.
After the war, when Manila hemp
again appeared in the American mar
ket, it did not replace sisal. By the
simple expedient of always keeping
its price just below that of the
Manila product the Yucatecan planter
easily held the market.
Today, during this second World
War, when proximity from the center
of production is even more vital, and
ibers are among the critical mater
ials affected by the war, henequen or
sisal hemp is more than ever one of
Mexico's most important export
crops.
Through the ports of Progreso
and Campeche, Yucatan is sending
out to the Western world eighty per
cent of the total production of this
indispensable material (which will
eventually find its way to the farms
of the wheat belt, where it is used
in tying the cereal into Shocks"
As a plant, henequen needs little
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
Triplett SOftbdU
Team To PIaY Ada

Inter-city softball play will be
started this week by the team repre-
senting The Triplett Electrical Instru-
ment Co. in a game with the OK
Manufacturing team at Ada Friday
night.
The Triplett crews next appear
ance of the season will be on We'd
nesday night of next week when the
team will play at Pandora.
Bluffton league softball play will
continue on Tuesday and Thursday
nights as usual, with anyone inter-
ested urged to participate. There is
no charge.
Teams for league play will be
named following practice workout
this Thursday night, starting at
$50 p. m.
I. c. Kennard, conservationist
Soil Conservation Service, Columbus,
says the greatest soil saving problem
in Ohio is in the western part of
the state.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
APPRECIATED

| wish to thank all those who sent
flowers and greetings to me during
my stay at Bluffton hospital.
Mrs. Ella Long.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08

Excessive cultivation burns up or
ganic matter in the soil.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Allen County, IS.
Estate of James w. Jackson, deceased.
Nora E. Koch of 462 Ewing Ave. Lima,
Ohio, has been appointed and qualified Ex-
ecutrix of the estate of James w. Jackson.
late of Allen County. Ohio deceased.
Dated this 31st day of May, 1914.
RAYMOND P. SMITH.
o Probate Judge.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08

Balkans important not only for territorial gn
and Russian military operations
for the first time based Fogga provide an
advancing Red ripping Nazi supply and COM
Russian ground forces thus push forward
against weakened opposition united drive of whose cn
objecve the Poes oil fields Photo shows an arhe al ogga
abandoned it. Americans cleared the
strips this for Balkan raids
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-06-08
Worlds Busiest Canals Control
Ss. u. S.-Canadian Lifeline >,.s~
DURING seven months of the
~ open season the Great Lakes

~ open season the Great Lakes
waterways are alive with ships. link
ing Est al West. the U. S. and
Canada ard s1 industrial empire
win t..e wsr e.ort CT tne United
I lt:ocs. :. .ea tie open sea this
+ y irl@E., t. IS dependent on
t,1e Sauls Sc Marie ard Welland
Canals, L. 5. ard second busiest
canals. respectively in the world.
Below: tie Blue Water information
al bridge, between Sarnia and Port
Huron, cas- its shadow on pass
ing freighter At right: Because
canals are essential links in the
waterways they are patrolled by
u. S. and Canadian security guards.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29
Lausche imenoval
Reamsa "a direktor'
ia dobrodelnosti

Novoizvoljeni gov. Lausche
je vceraj naznanil ime prvega
direktorja "a svoj kabinet, XII je
Frazier Reams, XII je kandidi-
raj proti MENU v primarnih vo-
litvah. Reams, XII je bill nekoc
okrajni prosekutor v Lucas O.
kraju, biva v mestu Toledo, in
letos do spomladi, ko je Sci v
BOZ "a governersko nominacijo.
je bill zvezni davcni kolektor v
omenjenem mestu. On bo direk
tor dobrodelnosti.
Wits obstoji, da bo Lausche
danes ali jutri imenoval v svoj
kabinet Sc enega svojega pro-
tivnika liz primarne kampanje,
in sicer James w. Huffmana il
Columbusa, XII je zet bivsega
governerja in zveznega sena-
torja Vic Donaheyja. Huffman
bo dobil urad trgovinskega d.
rektorja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29
Vesti IL ivljenja ameriskih Slovencev

Chicago. v zalozbi Pro-
svetne lnatice JSF je izsla v po-
natisu povest ''Hlapec Jernej in
njegova pravica" najvecjega
slovenskega pisatelja Ivan q
Cankarja. Ia povest je gotovo
emo najboljsih Cankarjevih del.
v tel satiri je Cankar skusal
dati hrbtenico slovenskemu ma
rodu 8 TEN, da mu je pokazal
velike krivice, katerih 8 poniz
nostjo nj mogoce odpraviti. Am
pax v tel vojni Sc je zgodao,
da je njegov hlapec Jernej Y
realnosti vstal v vsej svoji veil
cini In se osvobodil svojih sta.
rih in rlovih nacifasisticnih Il.
ranov. Knjiga je namenjena
sdru5tyoIn IA klubom, Ii spada.
10 X Prosvetni mattel. Dobi s.
,t,ldi y knjiesrr,i .'Proletarca', F
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29

23O1 S. Lawndale Ave-, Chica-
go %, III. (Cena 75c).
Chicago. - Ann Groser, hci
druzine Luka Groser je zadnjo
soboto telefonicno sporocila
svojim starsem il West Virgi-
nije, da Sc je porocila. zenin nj
nihce drugi kot porocnik Mi.
chael R. Kumer. prvi glavni
podpredsednik SNPJ. Mike sc
je pred par tedni vrnil il Fran
CHE in Sc zdaj zdravi v Ashford
General Hospitalu, w. Va. Na
skorajsnje zdravje. Mike, il
obilo sreGe obema!
Strabane. Pa. Dne 3. de
cembra je tukaj umrl Antor
Senkinc, star 46 let in rojen ,
ISembijah pri ST. Petfu IA Kra
81. Lani Y febrylarju je Bill po
'bitstv row II "a takrat je stal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29

gradu, katerega SO Nemci bonn
bardirali. z drugimi Slovenci
vred, je bill zajet in poslan v
internacijo v Francijo, kjer Sc
je nahajal yes cas- cd bombar-
diranja Belgrade, dokler MISC
ameriske cete osvobodile goto-
We dele francoskega ozemlja, in
obenem oprostile tudi ujetnike,
Ker je bill Ivan ameriski drzav-
liam, Sc je zanj izposlovalo pot.
nj list, da je tako mogel zopet
priti v Zdruzene drzave. Z MIN
je tudi prisla soproga Vera, Xxi
je poklicna bolnicarka, ter ina
eno-letno dovoljenje "a bivanje
v Ameriki.
,Sedaj sc nahajata ma domu
Mr.. in Mrs. Stefancic, 800 Ru.
dyard Rd., kjer ju znanci lah'
ko obiscejo, pozneje enkrat pa
bo Ivan sam opisal svoje do.
zivljaje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29
Ma Madzzarskem
Sc je fornlirala
nova vlada =.
Nova provizorisna vlada
' ozenlju, XII so ga
zavzeli Rusi, poziva
ma boj proti Nemcem

LONDON, %. decembra. -
Moskovski radio je naznanil, da
Sc je v osvobojenih pokrajinah
Madzarske organizirala nova
vlada, kateri stoji ma. celu gen.
Bella Miklos kot premier.
'V kabinetu SO vodilni vojas-
XII mozje Ogrske, XII so Sc Cd
locili "a aktiven BOZ proti Mem
cem,' pravi porocilo il Moskve.
Casopis "Pravda" je v tel I'VE
ri objavil clanek, v katerem Sc
jako ugodno komentira provi-
zoricnem srezimu, XII bo odsel v
Budimpesto, cim bodo Nemci
vrzeni il MEGA.
Poleg vojaskih MOI, Sc naha-
jajo v kabinetu vodilni znan-
stveniki, XII MISC nikdar bill po-
liticno aktivni, bivsi clani par
lamenta in zastopniki demokra-
ticnih casopisov.
Pc odobritvi cd strani provi-
zoricne narodne skupscine so
elani provizoricnega kabineta
polozili prisego in takoj objavi-
Ii APPEL "a boz proti Hitlerju, XII
ina v Madzarski svojega po-
slednjega satelita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29
POGREB Pfc. JANKOVICHA

V Cleveland je dospelo tru-
plo vojaka Pfc. Josepha P. jan
kovicha, XII je bill ma bozicni dan,
ubit, ko je Mt. Grab, Ohio,
trescilo ma zemljo letalo, S kate
rim je incl dospeti domov ma
dopust. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v So
boto Oh 8. uri zjutraj il hise "a
losti ma 1884 E. "a St., vo-
jaskini obredi v cerkev sv. Pa
via ma E. 40 St., in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce. Poleg vojas-
ke castne straze bodo pogreb-
ci policisti. Pokojni mladenie
je bill clan drustva Napredni
Slovenci st. 5 S. D. 2. Pogreb o.
skrbuje A. Grdina in sinovi po-
grebni zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29
Place policajev in
ognjegascev vetirane

zupan Lausc6e je vceraj IL
vrsil enega svojih zadnjih u
radnih cinov, predn o nastopi
governerski urad, ko je vetiral
ordinance, katero je mestna
zbornica sprejela z % glasovi
proti 9, da Sc zvisa place poll
cajev in ognjegascev "a $240
ma leto. Lausche je v tozadevni
izjavi opozoril, da so place Gle
velandskih policajev in ognje-
gascev v splosnem visje kot v
enajstih drugih velikih mestih
" dezei in dosti visje kot v ka-
teremkoli drugem ohijskem me-
stu. Policija in ognjegasci pre-
jernajo vesje place edino Y me-
stu New Yorku, kjer dobivajo
po petih letih sluzbe $4,000 ma
leto in $42O draginjskega bonu-
sa.
Vprasanje zdaj je, kaj be
storila mestna zbornica. Ia O.
vrzenje zupanskega vetiranja
je potrebnih % glasov, oziroma
dve tretjini, kar DO tezko dobi,
ii, kajti policija in ognjegasci
imajo dobro organizirano @poli.
ticno raasino7 "a pritisk M
councilmane. g
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-29

no hiral radi notranjih po-
skodb. Zapusca zeno, .sina in
hcer.
Oak Creek, Colo. - Katari-
ma Suvoda ;je bila obvescena
cd vojnega departmental, da je
bill ranjen v akciji njen sin Paul
Suvoda, star 21 let. K vojakom
je Sci julia 1913 in preko NOR
ia je bill poslan proslega sep.
tembra.
John Slezak pise, da je zopet
v akciji v Franciji. On je bill
tezko ranjen v, Italiji in Sc je
nahajal pet mesecev ' bolnisni-
ci. Pri vojakih je Cd januarja
1941 in preko morja Is mese-
cev.
New York. 49, Dne 5. decem-
bra je unrl ma svojem domu Y
Ridgewoodu, L. l., Joseph Lack,
rojen v Gorici ma Primorskem
Zapusca zeno in diva sinova, O.
ba v vojni, eden ma Pacifiku
drugi v Evropi.
Conneaut, 0. - Dne 20. no
vembra je tukaj umfl Joseph
Knafelc, star 81 let, donna il
Marina ps1 81. Petru N Krasu
podomaee Pickov Joxe. Pokopar
lie Bill civino.