davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

nen gebolt baben. Ste gaben linn Elm
oides Sdilfrobr in Die &ano nit Ell
nem 8ui6e oben. Iles bas taten iie
NIT elmer bobnenoen 6eierlidfeit, als
fronten iie i'm tpirtlid gum @0nig.
Sic nobmen ibm 6as 9fobr aus ser
@ano, i6lugen beftig ouf bic &rone
oan1it. Das 8lut fiillte Seiu Mueen.
Sic fnieten Dor linn nie6er, itredten
bic Sunge Dor linn aus i6lugen uno
ipien ibm ins gngeit6t un6 idrieen:
,,Sei gegriiBt, ou &onig Der Su6en!"
Damn tparfenlte i'm 1,nter &obngeldd-
ter NIT Dem St1ble Inn uno ItieBen i'm
BON Neuem 6arauf.
Sd bermag aIle bic nie6ertrG6ti=
gen San6lungen 6tefer 8uben, Den
armen Seilanb 5u terbobnen, ni6t 5u
tpieoerbolen. @d, er oiir1tete 10
entieslid, oenn er bate 8unofieber
bon Der 3erfleiIdung our9 bic un>
menidlide @eiBelune. @r 5itterte om
gan5en 2eibe. Dos Sleiid in ben Sei-
ten .por bier uno oa Big auf bic &ip-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

INNER l6rmten un6 bobnteu, rief er
aus: u@enn ser SSuoen Seufel 10
grauiom lit, 10 tonn man nidt BEL
ibm in Ser S0ae tpobnen." oils nun
SSe1us miibIam ote Sreppe binaufger
ri1len tporoen mar uno i'm Sinter'
grunoe ltanO, 9ing Bilotus berOor
ouf ote Serroile, un0 eS tpurooe auf
elmer 8olaune geblaien, Inn Iufmerf'
iomfeit 5lt erregen, neil Pilat1s re-
BEN mollte. @r Ipra6 3u 6en Sobe.
prieltern uno nlen 9lntpelenoen: ,,Se.
bet, id 1olie i'm NUN no6malS 3u
eu6 binousfiibren, oomit ibr erfen.
net, oaB tf feline S6ul6 an ibm
finoep'
SeIus mor0 nun bon Sen S9ergen
auf bic Terrd11e neben BilotuS Der.
borgefiibrt, 70 0oB oues 8o1t bonn So
rum aus i'm ieben fonnte gs tpor
Elm fur6tbarer, ber53erreiBen0er Mn=
b1id, ser onfongs @rouen un0 cine
6umpfe 5tiuue erregte, ols 6ie ent=
iebli6e @rideinung oes 5obnes Got
tes BON 8lut unter ser i6redliden
Oornenfrone beroor oie 8lide Ieiner
bluttgen slugen auf oie 8ogen 0es
Solfes pen0ete, 1no Bi1atus> neben
i'm treten0, ouf i'm binoeutete un6
5u BEN Suoen berabrief: ,,Sebet, bier
lit Der MenI6!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
ltralter gbalanoa Mars lit Gdmei5
(6ort iebung bon Seite 81

(Sortlebung bon Seite 81
oie &inoer ieben ii6 nit obrenbetGu-
ben6em 2arm in 8etpegung. 8or ie.
oem ein5elnen SauIe miro baItge-
madt, un6 Bis 6ie @abe Gin @elo
ooer Natura) gegeben miro, bG1t oas
8etone unberminoert an. 0ie @oben
beIteben baupt1d6Ii9 aus @ebGd,
Srii6ten, geiilien un6 Dor ouem &o-
itonien. @egen Mittog berlommeln
|it6 6ie 8uben ouf 6em OorfpIoB uno
1tngen Elm o0er 5tpei 2ie0er.
9lm Na6mittag tpie6erbolt ftd ser
Nuf5ug bon neuem. QluS ben rei6li6
geIammelten NoturaIien miro am
Ibeno Elm gemeiniomes, groBes Mobl
5ubereitet gs lit Dies oud Die @tuns
oe, mo- oie Oorfmdo6en eritmaIs uf
0en Blan treten. sic belfen tu6tig
miteilen, uno no6ber miro getan5t,
bonn @rittlaBler big binouf gum Iebten
Setunoari6ii1er. Sb man ieiner 660=
men bin uno tpieoer auf bic GiiBe
tritt, oas ipielt babel feline 10 groBe
&ole! Dieier @in6erban lit Der gb-
idluB oes neutrality-suspicious. Cages.
Sn bielen @emeinoen 6es gngaoins
geniigt elm ein3elner Sag nidt CUR
Dur6fibrung oes Saltes. Ser ridtige
Gbalanoa Mar3 erbeiIdt cine tii9tige
Sorbereitung, tpie @inIben Der @lof.
fen> 8roben i'm &nallen Der Beitide
(in 3uo5) uno 8ie6erbolung Der
l1m5iige am g., ebentuen am 3. WeGr5
(1nterengaoin). - gilbert b. Blanto.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

umgeben Bate ladte un6 iau95te 3D.
al.
sic fiibrten nun Seium NIT ser
Dornenfrone auf 6em 9aupte un0
DEM &obr5epter in ben gebunoenen
&Gnoen> nit bem Burpurmantel be-
bedt, tpieber in 6en Balalt 6es 8ila<
tus. Seius >par unfenntlid bon 8lut,
oas 1eine @ugen fiillte uno in ieinen
Muno uno Bart berniebergeronnen
mar. Sein 2eib tpar nit S6mielen
lno @unoen beoedt un6 glid einem
in 8lut getau9ten Eu6e. Ct eing
gebiidt un6 id1panfeno. Ser Mantel
NOR 10 fur5, oaB er ii6 beugen n1uBte,
UNI feline 8loBe 81 beoeden, oenn iie
batten ibm ale 8efleioune BEL Der
Dornenfronlng mieoer obgeriifen.
sls Der arme Sseius unten an Der
Ereppe Dor 9silatus onlonete, ergriff
oieien grauiamen Meniden ielbit Elm
Sdauer bon Mitlei6 uno gtel. ct
lebnte it6 auf einen ieinen Sffi3iere,
uno oa oas 8oIf uno Die Brieiter nod
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

robe aufgeidoiienen 9orn5meieen
fiinItlt6 geflodten uno nit Dornen
nit Abftdt meiitens eintpGrts &C.
0rebt. @S tporen 6reier1ei Gte66ornen,
folder 9lrt tpie man bel uns &reu5s
oorn> S6leb0orn uno Sageoorn bat.
Oben batten Die &ronfle6ter etnen
borlteben6en Stand bon einem 9orn,
nie bel uns 0ie 8ron1beeren, ange>
flo6ten, bel tpel6em ite 6ie &rone
anfaBten a1n6 5errten. S6 babe Die &C.
geno geieben, mo- Die 8uben bic 0or-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

pen 5errtiien. 5etne 3unge uur
trampfbaft 5uiammenge5oeen. geur
oos nieoerrinnen0e beilige 8lut ieines
Souptes erbarn1te li9 ieines gliiben>
oen unoes, ser i6nadteno ge0ffnet
tpar.
9ie l6red1iden Meni6en aber
nobmen ieinen beiligen Muno ols in
3iel ibres efelbaften 9luspurfes. 60
poro Seius ettpa cine bole 5tunoe
mtBban0elt, un0 6ie goborte, tpel6r
6as PrGtorium in gteib un0 @lieo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

Gin 8liimlein nur, bas ab1eits blibte,
blieb:
uSab' t6 ibn nimmer, midi Der Gram
ber5ebrte;
Nm 8e9e 1pia i6 tuarten, bis Gr
fOmmt."
Der 6eilan6 fam, bas Sanpt gebengt
sur Gr6e.
Mls Gr bas Slimlein iab, bob Gr ben
8lid,
1tnb IGdelte nnb Iprad ar linn bic
WDrte:
,,@eie9net lei, 8esuart bon nun an
beik'w
limb meiter trieb lin idun bic tuite
GDr6e.
Siebit bn bas 8lamlein itiQ am 0ese
fteb'n,
. Mtde tief ibm in iein Maues Mnse;
9es Seilanbs Slide rnbten ia anf linn
9as aSpfden sitterte in Seinem
Saude!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
Seim 9or1tentr0nu1tQ
1tnO Yeripottu1tg
(@a9 0en @eltdten Der ie1. anno
&atbeartna gmmerid)


Bo1fe uno einnal i6rten ite iogor:
ST muB btntpeg uno tDenn mir alle
barber un1fommen ioutenl' 9llS Sc
ius OUR 9ornentronung gefiibrt tpur>
oe, i6rien ite nod 1auter: u&tntpeg
NIT ibml Sintpegl" 9enn es fomen
immer nod neue 9aufen bon SSSuoen
beran, tpel6e bon oen ausgei eion6ten
8oten Der &obenprieiter 5u 6ieiem
@ei9ret onfgepiegelt paren.
Sterauf trot Elm fur5er SttnIton6
Elm. Bilotus traf 9lnoronungen NIT
ieinen Sol6aten, uno Die Sobenprte"
fter un0 Der Sobe g3ot 1ieBen ii6
Speii' un6 Eranf bon ibren Dienern
berbeitragen. Sd iob ou6 8ilotus
&pie6er in ieltiamer 8er1pirrung IN
ieinem aberglauben. ct botte it6, al
lein begeben6, nod INNER nit &Gu-
dern Dor ietnen @0ttern uno nit al
lerlei 3eidenoeuterei 5u i6offen ges
no9t. !
9ie bl. Sungfrou uno ibre nGbere
Q1mgebung iob i9 na6 0er @eiBe-
lung, als iie oas 8lut SSeiu aufge>
trodnet batte, lt6 bon 6em Sorum 5u-
riid5ieben. Sd iab ite nit ben bluti>
gen Sudern in einem fleinen @auie, |
oas m cine Mauer ongebout mar.
Sobannes erinnere id midi nidt bel
Der @eiBelung geieben 5u baben.
0te 2r0nung uno Seripottung Sc
TT geidob in 6em innern Sofe oes
@odtbauies, 6os iiber oen @efGng-
niilen on 0em Gorum ftono. @s tpa-
rem ettpo so nie6ertrd6tige S9ur-
ten bonn SroB, &ne6te ser @efonge-
nenpGrter, S9ergen 8uben, Stlaben
1tno 6ie @GeiBelfnedte, tpel6e an Die
Ter MiBbono1ung Seiu tGtigen Nnteil
nobmen. Gnfangs orGngte it6 6as
Bo1f beran, ober bolo untgoben 1000
romil9e Soloaten bos @ebG1oe sic
ftanoen In &eib un0 @lteb, bobnten
uno 1o9ten un6 gaben ba6ur9 Der
Brablerei Der Qualer SSSeIu ollerlei
Beranlaifung, fem 2eioen 5u bern1eb-
rem, oenn tbr @elG6ter uno ibre
5pabe munterten 6ieie al1f tpie Der
8eifoIl bic 56aufpieler.
Sic batten ben SUB elmer alten
Sdule in bic Meitte eetpdl5t. gs tpar
et 2o9 oorin, tporin fon1t tpobI Die
Saule befeitigt fem mo6te Darauf
festen ite einen nte6ern runoen S6e.
mel, Der binten cine Sanobabe gum
anfaiIen baHe, un6 iie legten aus
8osbeit ipibe Steine un6 S9erben
oarouf.
Sie rifien Sell abermals aIle @lei-
Der bon ieinem bertpunbeten 2eibe
uno leeten linn einen alten, rotten,
5erriiienen fur5en SoloatenmanteI
I'M, Der ni@t an bic &nie rei6te. @s
bineen bier rno oa Seen bon gelben
Anaiten oaran. @r lag in einem @in>
fel oer S9ergentammer, 1&no man
pfleete i'm ben groBten 0erbre9ern
von5u1egen, enttpeoer Inn oas 8lut
oartn gu trofnen, o6er iie 5u oeripot>
ten. Nun idleppten fie ssseium 5u oem
nit S6erben 1,no Steinen beoedte,l
Stubl, 1,no ftieBen ibn NIT Dem ber>
tpunoeten entbloBten 2eibe beftig oar.
auf nieoer. sic iebten ibm Johann ie
0ornenfrone auf. sic mar Elm BOAR
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
BLUNE
WEGWART

Gs mar Oer Sag, ba anf Snbdas
8erg
0as grOfe Opfer fOat' gefeiert tper-
ben;
Der Seilan6 trn9 anm Sor binans bas
&ren5,
Ntt benz bic orimmem 6enfer i'm
beidmerten.
9a Srank' am 0esesram6 im eriinen
8ras
Die 8lnmen fineen tranernb an at
iuetnen;
rBtr f0nnen's nidt ertrasen", Ipra.
den ite,
&erbarsen iid tief nnter Salm nnb
Steinem.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
Grab Your Partner and Swing Her Round
On MutuaPs SHADY Valley Barn Dance"

WEI listeners of all ages can graz
their partners and swing in square
dance rhythm when master of cere-
monies Uncle George Wood blows
his whistle and calls the first set of
figures on Mutual's SHADY Valley
Barn Dance" a new Saturday night
series which premieres July 30, 1915
to / p. m, EWT
This series will augment the
SHADY Valley Folks" heard Mon
days through Fridays, 1890 to IL
a. M, over WEI.
Originating in the Big Red Barn
in Shady Valley in the heart of the
Ozarks, the Barn Dance musical
crew features the famous Buckeye
Four, made up of violin, accordion,
bass, guitar, that first hit the net
work lanes with their rural harmony
four years ago, and has been gaining
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27

fame ever since.
Heading the vocal lineup is Ma
omi Crawford, the Sweetheart of
the Ozarks," who, dressed in plaid
shirt and jeans, will sing everything
from the ''Hoedown" to "St. Louis
Blues" Other soloists on SHADY
Valley Barn Dance" include cow
boy Joe Randall, Susie, the Girl
from the Hills, and Jackie Hill who
specifics in sweet ballads.
The two featured instrumentalists
are Horseshoe Mike, favorite Ozarks
violinist, and Ray Periandre, who
was conductor of the Mississippi
Sawyers organization that won note
for their musical performances at
southwest fairs and barn dances.
All these groups and players will
supplement the regular 6-piece or
chestra.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
WEI PROGRAMS FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK
RE DAILY UNLESS OTHERWISE SCHEDULED

Afternoons
12:30-Band Music
1:00-Ray Dady
1:l5-Jack Berch
1:30-Luncheon with Lopez
1:45-American Woman's Jury
2:00-Cedric Foster
2:45-Jane Cowl
3:0G-Songs by Morton Downey
3:30-Music
400 Women In the News
4:15-Johnson Family
5:00-On the Bandstand
5:30-Tom Mix
5:45-Superman
Nights
6:O0-One Minute Prayer
6:01-News Headlines
6:05-Sports Parade
6;15-City Hillbillies
6:30-Candlelight and Silver
7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:30-Confidentially Yours (Tue.,
Thur, Sat.)
Old Corral mon, Wed, Fri
7:45-Music
8:00-Cecil Brown (Mon, Wed,
Fri. only
8:OO-Frank Singiser (Tue., Thurs,
Sat- only
8:15-Nick Carter
8:3O-Pick and Pat Time (Tues-
days only
3:30-F r d ON of Opportunity
Fridays only
9:00-Gabriel Heater
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
The American Woman,s Jury

How a misdeed committed in
youth can affect a persons later lie
will be revealed on THE American
Woman's Jury" this Thursday af-
ternoon, LAS to 2 p m, over Mu-
tual, when a 6-year-old girl will
ask members of the jury for advice.
Years ago Miss x spent a short
time in a reform school Now she
is engaged to all outstanding young
man and doesn't know whether to
confess her past. Her conscience
says yes but she is afraid he
won't marry her if he knows Her
Imprisonment was for a minor vi
olation of the law in another state,
and it is unlikely that her husband
to-be would ever find out. The
members Of 1.-THE American Wo-
mans Jury" will tell her what they
would do.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
Life Of ePrince Of Patnos,,

Tschaikowsky's life story and mu-
sic will be blended in an original
musical dramatic production
Prince of Pathos" on the Chicago
Theatre of the Air. Saturday, July
20, 9 to 10 p. M, over Mutual This
will be the fifth in a series of nine
special programs from the Grant
Park Band Shell in Chicago.
Soloists on the series, conducted
by Henry Weber, will be Bruce
Foote, baritone; Ruth Slater, con-
tralto, and Virginia Haskins, So
prano.
Jack Petruzzi in the role of
TschaikoWsky as an adult heads an
all star dramatic cast that includes
Eloise Hummer, Hope Summers,
Cliff Soubier, Norman Gottschalk,
and Laurette Fillbrandt. Tschai-
kowsky as a child and boy will be
portrayed by Dickie Turner and
Stephen Hill.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
MONDAY--FRIDAY

I.UU : 0.fU-EdII uIE EdIIy bIIu anu
News
8:45-Family Altar
9:30-Modern Romances TUESDAY
and Friday
10:00-Billy Repaid
10:15-Morning Devotions
10:30-Shady Valley Folks
11:00-Arthur Gaeth
Pals
12:00-Boake Carter Mon, Wed.
and Fri. only
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
Farm News For Russians.

One-page news sheets are distrib-
uted throughout collective farms in
the Soviet Union in an effort to in
crease the production of food, ac-
cording to Russian broadcast re-
corded by the Federal Communica-
lions Commission. These papers
discuss farm problems and methods
of overcoming them and also single
out individual workers for praise or
blame. In one news item, group of
workers was praised for doing 200
per cent of its daily potato planting
quota" and another was blamed for
being always behind schedule"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27

A theatre page short in a New
York paper recently announced that
a prominent German actor" had
been signed for the Forthcoming
Theatre Guild presentation of EN-
bezzled Heaven" starring Ethel
Barrymore.
Behind that item lies real drama
which Arthur Hale will describe on
his "Confdentially Yours" bread
cast, Saturday, July 30, 1880 to 7:45
p. M, over Mutual. He will tell the
story of the German actor, Albert
Basserman, who gave up Germany's
highest theatrical honors to protest
against Hitler's theories and who at
the age of 20 started new career
in strange country, with the han
dicap of a strange language.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
Morton Downey

THE canary is an able, never
f1uffs or gets down in the mud and
gives plenty of hot ticks on an
lightweight
Double talk? Not at ALL says
Morton Downey, the Blue network
tenor heard every afternoon at 8
o'clock over WEI, who deciphers
the sentence as meaning: 'The girl
singer is sure fire, never misses a
cue, or registers in low clarity and
can ad lib on a piano"
Morton explains that these are
common terms around a broadcast
ing station and for the education of
his listeners gives the following adj
ditional radio musical translations:
AdenOid-A vocalist with a tight
voice.
Bit it Off-A cut in the music
COrn-On- CObb-A harmonica.
DOg-A passe or mediocre must
cal number
Gelatine-A tenor with a thin
wavering voice.
Godbox-An organ.
GrOan- BOx-An accordion
Lock Jaw-Description of the
voice of tired or lifeless singer.
Madame Cadenza-Filghty female
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
lars Vie For Prizes

More than 1000 members of the
u. s. Navy will watch their fellow
tars vie for prizes at $50 p. m. on
Friday July %, when MutuaPs
Double or Nothing" quiz crew
journeys to Quonsett Naval Base in
Rhode Island
The boys will also witness a
screening of the forthcoming Tween
tieth Century Fox film wing and a
Prayer" starring Don Ameche.
John Reed King serves as quiz
master Fred Cole announces.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27

9:00-Chicago Theater of the Air
10:15-Victory Auction
SUNDAY
Mornings
9:00-Young Peoples Church
9:30-Voice of Prophecy
10:00-Radio Bible Class
10:30-Organ Melodies
11:0O-To Be Announced
Afternoons
12:00-Rev. John Zoller
12:30-Souvenirs
12:45-Two In Love Song
1:00-Stanley Dixon
1:15-Mennonite Choir
1:30-Lutheran Hour
2:0O-The Sky Riders
3:00-This Is Fort Dix
3:3O-The Mysterious Traveller
4:15-Homefront Quartermaster
5:00-Mississippi Showboat
5:30-Bulldog Drummond
Nights
Cocoon Stage For Song
6:30-Upton Close
7:00-Old Fashioned Revival
8:00-Piano Fantasy
8:15-Curtain Calls
8:45-Gabriel Heater
9:00-Leonidas Witherall
10:00-Cedric Foster
10:15-Organ Melodies
10:45-Lest We Forget
11:00-Radio News Reel
1:30-Freedom House Sign OFF
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
vocalist.

vocalist.
NOOdling-The tuning up Of musi-
cal Instruments with trills, etc.
Schmalz-A number oozing with
sentiment.
LicOrice Stick-A clarinet.
Stick Shaker-A music conductor.
Town Crier-A singer who shouts.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
starlight Serenade"

Victoria Cordova sings melodies
ranging from modern love songs
to South American hotcha on the
concert series Starlight Serenade,"
Thursday, July 81, $50 to 10 p. M,
over Mutual Tenor Harrison Knox
co-stars with the Latin soprano
while Alfredo Antonini conducts.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
News About The
WEI Programs
Murray-Thompson Bout

The Mutual network will broad
cast another in its series of Gillette
Boxing Bouts when it airs the fistic
battle between heavyweights Lee Q.
Murray and AL Turkey" Thomp-
son, tomorrow (F'riday), at 10 p. m.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27
Lindbergh Working In New Guinea.

Charles A. Lindbergh, note d
American aviator, is now in Neither
lands New Guinea as a technical
aviation expert at the Hollandia air.
drome, Aneta, Netherlands News
Agency, says.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-07-27

9:30-The American Home Hour
monday only
9:3O-American Forum of the Air
(Tues. only
9:30-First Nighter (Wed. only
9;30-Starlight Serenade (Thurs
only
9:3O-Double or Nothing (Fri.
only
1O:0O-Henry Gladstone (Mon. and
Thurs. only
1O:0O-Royal Arch Gunnison (Wed
and Sat. only
10:00-Murray VS.. Thompson (Fri-
day, July 28)
10:30-Dance Music
11:05-Sports Parade
11:2O-Freedom House Sign OFF
SATURDAY
With the following exceptions,
Saturdays programs follow the
weekday ScheuuIe.
Mornings
1O:3O-Marty and Rangerettes
11;0O-News Roundup
11:30-Saddle Pals
Afternoons
12:45-Red Cross Reporter
l:15-Sunday School Lesson
3:30-Dance Orchestra
4:30-Empire Races
Nights
5;30-Army Service Forces
7:00-Overseas Broadcast
8:30-Bread of Life
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
Josie ZakrajSek,
Glavna tajnica

riti Sc "a tax svet bodocnosti.
Zakaj ne bi rajsi obsodili kot
blame in neprakticne sanjaca
ljudi, XII govorijo o tretji sve-
town. vojni, sanjace in idealiste ?
O svetovnem miru pa PRIMAL,
kot prakticne, spesobne in zaze-
live in jim dali vso naso opo'
70 in pomoc, da svoje sanje en-
krat izvedejo.
Dovolt casa SO ze vladali sve-
tn "prakticni' ljudje in kopa-
Ii generacijo Ia generacijo v
smorjih krvi! Maj erlSrat. napo-
ii resricna prosuitljena d b a
praye civilizacije in napredlsa,
maj zavlada bratska ljubeaen, Y
kratiaefn 49, pravo l1rscanstvo!
Stopimo touej tudi nae zene
aktlVflO ma plan. LaSteQaJHlO po'
iitiene dogodke, zaTimajnao Sc
kaj delajo in goyore ljudje na
odgovornih mestih in predvsenl
udejstvujmo Sc aktiyno vpoiiti-
ki, kJer se moramo nal,cih spo-
znayati znacaje ljudi, ki hocelo,
aa volirno zanje. Ne po njih
2ladl1ih besadah, temvec po nJih
programih, po njih dejanjh jill
moramo spoznavati in ocenje'
vati.
&c plaza kdo najwsjo ceao "a
zavozeno politilo, jo placanlc
me zene Il, naatare, ki roainae
sinove in 5rtvujesalo yao5s 1la
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I'll bo] administrative deakacije nego vzroki medina
rodnih preprov Veujem ola DO povojna federavna J1-
goslava posala Balkanu sledsce vecje ednce NOR
da Bakanske federace. Krepko sem preprcan, ola DO
Balkan postal ma ia nacn seber harmonicnega razvoja
Nv Evropi
Gailmor G. Kosanove, nekaterise bojijo - in proti
Zedinjenim narodom usneren tisk je pridno ma delu
pr vecanu tega strahu - ola DO JugoslaVla in YES Bal
kan wren popolnoma podrecje Sovjetske Ruse. Ali je
to res? ....:
Kosanovic: Jaz bi raje reke, da Sc mi JugosloVani
kakor yes Balkan, nahaja ociscu Teherana, ocscu
harmonicne prijaeljske vzaemnske potike Zdruzenih
drzav Velke Britanije in Sovjetske Zveze. Ne zelmo
vcc biti razdeeni ineresne sfere 1emo b most ra-
zumcvanja in pjaejskih odnosov 10 je nasa narodna
tadcija. TO je cj jugoaovaske osvobodine borbe in
Ito je c move ugoopanske Wade, ker snatramo povej-
mo sodelovanje med zdruzenmi drzavam Veliko Br1-
tanio in Soyetsko Zyezo o osnovno potIebo "a dobe
ME vojne Verujeno da bo tako sodeovanje zagotovo
ono vrsto ru za katero vsi svobedoubn narod da-
rnes potegujejo in bore.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28

POROCILO NASIM CLANICAM

Pollock, Olga Jansa, Frances
Legat, j. Koss, Mary Stefanic,
Jennie Prijatelj il Conneaut,
Ohio, in Mrs. Mihevc iz Salem,
Ohio in Mary Peterka.
Do danes smo imele ze jake
iepe uspehe. MRS. Markich in
Mrs. Hanko prekasata v aktiv-
nosti kateroko1i izmed nasih
mlajsih clanic in sta ze izroeili
v urad presenetljivo vsoto $107;
Anna Azman, XII ina v sluzbi
Strica Sama Stir sinove in XII je
neprestano zaposlena v njih tr-
govini, 81 je utrgala cas- "a mas
plemenlt 1lamen in je ze nabra-
la vsoto 5000; Albina Brai.
dich je nabrala samo enem
veceru S12.50; Dale imamo cla-
nico, XII posteno zasluzi i'm
'vecna popotnica". Ia zaslMna
5lanica je Mary Peterka, XII je
zaposlena podnevi celih devet
ur v tovarni, svoje proste ure
Oh vecerih pa prebije v West
Parku in drugod, 'zbirajoc pri-
spevke "a mas sklad. Toda to so
lie nekateri izmed slucajev, O ka-
terih sem zvedela do sedaj, vem
pa da je Sc mnogo drugih.
Vsem tenn in drugim clani-
cam zelimo sporoeiti, da S m
jim globoko hvalezne "a njih
plemenita della. One nam dajejo
vzgled, katerega dajmo posne-
matt vse. Ko Sc DO kampanja
razvijala in napredovala, v "a m
bono Cd casa do casa poroeale
0 uspehih. a.
Obenem zelimo tudi poroeati,
da .bodo imena in vsote 'daro-
valcev "a ia plemenit namen Ia
belezena v "Spominski knjigi',
Xxi DO poslana v Jugoslavijo
sk'lrno z ambulanco. Date, po-
vejte to ljudem in gotove smo,
da bo odziv tenn vecji. Clanice,
XII zelite iti ma delo in pomagati
zbirati prispevke, maj Sc prija-
WHO pri tajnici svojega krozka.
Tiste izmed vas pa, Xxi me raz,
polagate casom, pa prosimo,
da prispevate radodarno ia
ambulancni sklad. Obracamo Sc
ma vse S prosnjo, da stori in pri-
speva vsaka svoj delez. - De-
mar moramo zbrati skupaj V
najkrajsem casu mogoce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
Ii. august dan
Progresivnih
SlOvenk

Clanice Progresivnih Slo-
venk vabijo vse obeinstve,
da poseti njih piEnik i'm Sc
menj v nedeljo 13. augusta,
1914 v Slovenskem drustve-
nem dOmu ma Recher Ave.
v Euclidu, Ohio.
Zagotavljamo vam m e d
nami prav dobro zabavo in
vam bono sISusale postreci
po nasih najboljsih moceh,
namrec z ~dObrimi i'm mrzli-
mi okrepcili in z najbolso
jeda:o. Tisti, ki Sc radi "a
vrtite v poskocni polki, bo-
ste imeli dovolj priIike, kaj-
I'll preskrbele smo Sc t,ldi z
dobrim muzikantom.
Naprodaj bono inlele tu-
di nekaj dema delanih pred
metov, toda ne moreno
jameiti, kake dolgo bo ira
jala zaloga. Pridite toTej
zgodaj in ostanite pozno!
Pridite, pa &c size solnce
ali ce pada dez, iser je vse
tako urejeno, da bono ime-
lie piknik neoZiraje Sc ma
Vreme.
Yes prebitek te priredbe
bo sci v mas "Ambulan6ni
sklad", o katerem tie re
brez dyoma sliSali in "a ka-
terega posvecajo nase cha
nice mnogo svojega casa,
zbirajot prispevlSe med pri-
jatelji, znanci in sosedi.
&c Sc niste darovali, da-
rujte oh pryi priliki. -
Hvala!
Torej Sc nadejamo prijet-
mega snidenja z vaini ma
nasem pikniku. Vsi ste Go
br0dosii!
Ia ,0db0r
Josie ZakraJsek,
Glavna tajnic