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Ralph Stratton who had been en-
ployed for the past ten months in
Natal, Brazil spent a few days last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Stratton.
Philip Marquart, one of Orange
Townships oldest residents passed
away at his home Sunday morning.
We extend our sympathy to the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Koontz and
family of Bluffton called Sunday
evening at the Arthur Nonnamaker
home.
Union praper services will be held
at the VIM. Beagle home Thursday
evening.
A number from this neighborhood
attended the Tournament at Findlay,
Saturday afternoon.
Misses June Fretz and Betty Nor
rison of Mt. Cory spent Monday
night of last week with Dorothy
Ebay at the Russell Ebay home.
Callers the past week on Mrs.
Myron Stratton were, Mrs. Thomas
Koontz, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard STRAIT
ton and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Klingler and family, Mrs. Goldie
Battles, daughters Mabel and Meri-
lyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Dull Battles
and family of Mt. Cory, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Bell of Columbus
Grove.
Flo Stratton who is teaching at
McComb spent the week end at the
Stratton home.
Misses Gladys and Dorothy King
Ter called on Leonard Christman at
the Findlay hospital, Saturday even
ing. Leonard is suffering from a
fractured right leg.
Callers at the Ami Nonnamaker
home the past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Nonnamaker and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Klingler and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hamil-
ton and Betty, Thomas Koontz, Mrs.
Arthur Nonnamaker, Roderick Nom
namaker, Chas. Nonnamaker and
Shirley Nonnamaker of Bluffton.
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Lafayette

The w. S. C. S. of the Methodist
church met Wednesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Atmur L. Berg
man. Devotions were led by Mrs.
Blanche Helser. Mrs. Bess Brackney
gave an interesting talk on ''New
Voices. Others attending were Miss
Cadda Rumbaugh, Miss Georgia
Fackler, Mrs. Freda Arthur, Mrs.
Inez May, Mrs. die Arnold, Mrs.
Laura Biteman, Mrs Ivaleen Urich,
Mrs. Mildred Carey, Mrs. Josie Hall,
Mrs. Hilda Badertscher, Mrs. Lou
ella Koogler, Mrs. Raychel Rex, Mrs.
Delma Watt, Mrs. Martha Patterson,
Mrs. Belle Bradley and Mrs. Dale
Murray.
The Country Benefit club met
Wednesday evening in the home of
Mrs. B. F. Hall. Others present
were Mrs. T. j. Ludwig, Mrs.
Howard Greenawalt, Mrs. T. M.
Robinson. Mrs. Fred Wesphal, Mrs.
d. P. Hall, Mrs. Wilbert Boyd, Mrs
William Stoodt.
Mrs. ]. Monroe Rudy and son Ned
of Lima were Friday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Desenberg
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gutherie and
children of Delphos We're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Guthrie.
Mr. and Mrs. William Steveson and
daughter We're Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Guthrie.
Miss Lillian Desenberg was a SUM-
day guest of Mrs. Paul Fegley of
Magnetic Springs.
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Puffs of black smoke and tremen-
dous roars accompanied the firing of
an ancient $50 year old fiintlock and
a cap and ball pistol at the shooting
demonstration given by Ralph S.
Marshall, former Allen county sheriff
The performance, given during the
intermission of the Bluffton College
Wilberforce basketball game sponsor
ed by the Sportsmen's Club was an
outstanding exhibition in firearm
handling. Marshall in the demonstra-
ton accomplished his feats of mark
manship without missing shot dur
ing the entire performance. His rou-
tine included rapid fire shooting with
one and two hands at stationary and
moving tagets. The firing of three
pistols simultaneously at three widely
separated targets climaxed the per-
formance. The feat was accomplish
ed firing one pistol with his mouth.
Assisted by Mrs. Marshall in the DEM
onstratlon the program was well re-
received by near capacity audience
at the High School Gymnasium.
Aside from being on three man
U. S. team to the Olympics held in
Germany in 1886, Marshall also was
number one man on the international
team sent to Mexico City in 1910.
Last year he held the highest civilian
average in the United States.
An added thrill came during the
evening when Coach Burky's basket
bali squad trimmed the unbeaten VIII
berforce team in Sd to so decision.
They whole evening was decided suc-
cess for the Club and the College
Athletic Assn and the Sportsmen's
club stands to make good profit
from their share of the receipts.
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Pirates To Close Regular Season
Against Upper Here On Friday

Bluffton Highs undefeated cagers
will bring their regular season to a
close this Friday night on the local
court when they tangle with Upper
Sandusky, their eighth Glass A op-
ponent. *&s
With Fred Hermann scheduled to
report for induction into the army
this Thursday, the team will go into
action for the first time without the
services of their big center, who has
tailed 224 points in the 13 games
won by the Pirates.
What move Coach Russell Hasson
will make to replace Hermann has
been a matter of conjecture this week,
but indications are that Loganbill
will be moved from guard to center,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

Columbus, March 5; Dayton, Cleve-
land and New Philadelphia, March H.
The seven affiliated leagues will
conduct the matches. Scores from
all events will be consolidated and the
state champions determined in that
manner. The Ohio Assn will appoint
the referees and National Rifle Assn
rules will be used. The tournaments
are open to anyone and it is expected
that servicemen in the community will
compete.
George Washburn from Troy is the
defending champion with a score of
296 800 to set new Ohio record.
He used telescope sights for the three
position match.
Anything can be seen on the P. c..
Herr farm north of town. Several
years ago, Nelson Herr and his two
boys chased out jack rabbit during
hunting season. Nelson shot at the
monstrous hare as it leaped in the
air-but he had an attack of buck
fever, missed the critter, and it went
bounding away after leaping a five
foot fence!
Now comes an added tale from two
of our keen-eyed observers. Robert
Murray and Ray Niswander reported
seeing an albino racoon on the same
farm. The coon was so close the two
men could have picked it up and they
surmised it must have been tame
coon. Knowing the season for taking
coon was out they hesitated and the
animal ambled away not in the least
concerned at the proximity of the
male species.
Now the tale does not end here for
a few days later C. V. Stonehill saw
an albino coon in car at the Irwin
Moore farm. Stonehill was picking
up milk and the coon was in car be-
longing to a Mt. Cory resident. Who
he is we do not know.
This particular coon surely has COW
cred a lot of territory for while all
the above facts were being accumulat-
ed in comes another story that the
coon was a pet of Cloyce Deifendeif-
er and recently escaped from a pen
on Cherry street. Because the animal
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with either Basinger or Koontz fill
ing in at the vacated position.
Upper Sandusky has a record as
an in-and-out team, the performance
of which is hard to predict, and the
visitors may have one of their good
nights when they appear here.
Whether Bluffton can maintain its
game average of So points with Herr
mann out of the lineup will be an
other question that this Fridays game
will answer, and how we'll the Pirates
perform may be some indication of
the success to be expected in tourna-
ment play, opening on March 2, at
Celina.
Drawings for the tournament will
be held next Monday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

With Bluffton Highs undefeated
cagers continuing to roll along at
69-point game average in 13 success
sive victories, Faculty Manager
Sidney Stettler has prepared some
interesting comparisons with out
standing Bluffton teams of the past.
Two other championship teams
of bygone years have consecutive win
records that eclipse that of this
years outfit to date, but none ap-
proach the 1943-44 team in total
points scored :.
Buttons best win record is held
by the team of 192829 which went
to the state finals before suffering
defeat during the season. This
outfit racked up % wins in a row,
before succumbing to Akron St.
Marys in the final round of state
tournament play :. For the entire
season, however, the team scored
only 794 points, an average of 30
per game, in comparison with the 882
points made by this years team in
13 games, for a 68-point average :.
In 193O-31 the Pirates won Is
straight decisions, before losing to
Conner in the finals of the Allen
county tournament This same
team then went on to win the
sectional title and added total of
seven more wins to its record before
McConnelsville defeated it in the
ouarter-final round of the state
tournament The team closed the
year with a record of % victories
and two losses =.
Buttons 1941-42 championship
team copped Is decisions, while
losing five, but the best it could do
in successive victories was nine in a
row The 1936-37 team lost only
two games, while winning 20, with a
row of 13 consecutive victories
matching the win streak of this
years team, so far -.
In contrast to this seasons record
scoring, Stettler pointed to the 1926
record when Bluffton Tailed 10
points or less in nine of Is games
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
SPORTS IN SHORTS

+. During that year, the Pirates
lost to Lima Central, 13 to 3, and
scored 6 to 2 victory over Conner
for record of some sort . 1t was
in 1921 that the local cagers beat
Alger, 80 to 4, a scoring mark that
stood until this year when the
Pirates piled up 81 points against
Ada :.
Five players have contributed
materially to the S82-point total
made by this years team in 13
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

Crappies must be 6 inches in length
and bag limit of 20 daily. Black
bass, 10 inches in length and a bag
limit of 6 daily. Rock bass, 5 inches
in length, bag limit 20 daily.
Aggregate daily limit thruout the
state shall not exceed % daily and
not more than days legal catch of
any one species, nor an aggregate of
more than so of all species on hand
at all times.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

Romping over Wapakoneta by a
CT to 18 score last Friday night on
the local court, Bluffton Highs un-
defeated Pirates won the champion
ship of the Western Buckeye league,
the third time they have held the
title since the loop was organized in
1886.
It was Buttons 18th consecutive
triumph so far this season, and the
67-point total amassed by the Pi-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

In winning the Western Buckeye
league championship this season,
Bluffton Highs rampaging cagers
have established a league scoring
record, with Ala points in six games.
This gave the Pirates a game ay-
erage of SO points in league play
against competition made up entire
ly of Glass A teams. Buttons six
foes made 1919 points to average 33
per game.
Celina and Wapakoneta tied for
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
FINDLAY SITE OF SECTIONAL
RIFLE TOURNEY

The annual Ohio Rifle tournament
sponsored by the Ohio Rifle and Pistol
Association will be held again this
year on a sectional basis in order to
hold travel distances to minimum.
One of the seven sectionals will be
conducted in Findlay, March 5th. The
others will be at Cincinnati, Feb. 81;
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games Schmidt tops the scoring
parade with 255 points; Hermann is
second with 224 points; Burkholder
has lbs; Loganbill 122 and Gratz
90
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

One human death from rabies was
recently reported in Ohio. Any
animal suspected of having rabies
should be isolated until it can be
examined by veterinarian.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
Bluffton High Cagers Win League
Championship With Ala Point Total

second place in the circuit, each with
four wins and two losses.
Final standing in the league fol-
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO
Allen County. So.
Estate of George II. Barnes. deceased.
Monroe S. Amstutz of Bluifton Ohio.
has been appointed and qualified Executor
OF the estate of George III. Barnes. late of Al
len County, Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 18th day of February. 1914.
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
46 Probate Judge
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
The State of Ohio,
IT,

Allen County, SIS.
Estate of Edward f Miller, Deceased.
Mary Miller of r. +. ID. No. |. Pandora.
Ohio. has been appointed and qualified as
Administrative of the estate of Edward z.
Miller. late of Allen County. Ohio. deceased
Dated this sth day of February. 1914.
RAYMOND SMITH.
~ Probate Judge.
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supply
and the Buao Community Club has hand booklets describing detail
and the cost building the ear
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In contrast to this seasons record
scoring, Stettler pointed to the 1925
record when Bluffton Tailed 10
points or less in nine of Is games
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-29
NIPS FIRE
ERRATICALY
AT YANKS

GEN. MtcARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS IN THE PHILIP
PINES, Dec. 19.-(AP)-The
American liberation forces on
Mindoro Island today ascertain
ed that the Japanese had not
used the Tuesday night naval at
tack on Yank positions to
screen findings of troops on 9TH
err portions of the island.
The Nipponese task force fir
ed erratically at the u. S. beach
head area, then disappeared in
the direction of the China coast,
pursued by American planes.
The enemy ground aid tir ac-
tivity on the island was slacken-
ing Wednesday, and General
Macarthur reported today that
he thought at first the Japtnese
task force had taken great risk
to draw the Americans atten-
ton while putting troops ashore
at other points.
Afterwards the attacking force
was driven off with the loss OF
three destroyers sunk, and bomb
hits made on battleship and
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er returned veteran re-em-
ployed by his original employer
should be moved forward to the
point in an automatic length-of-
service schedule of rates to which
he would be entitled if he had
been continually employed dur
ing the period of his service with
the armed forces.
The Act
''The Selective Training ano
Service Act of 1910 guarantees
unemployment to a veteran in c
position of like seniority, stat
us, and pay" Mr.. Freidin replied
''This has been interpreted as
requiring such a veteran to be
remployed at the level to which
he would have been entitled il
there had been no break in his
service with the company. The
returned veteran is therefore en-
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tional War Labor Boards. inter-
probation of the Selective Train
ing and Service Act of 1910,
Chairman George Bernard Noble
of the Twelfth Regional War
Labor Board points out.
Ta9e National War Labor
Boards Interpretation was made
known by its general counsel,
Jesse Freidin, in reply to an in
quiry.
An employer inquired wheth-
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PAGE FIVE
cruiser.

cruiser.
Cub planes made reconnais-
sance missions on the west coast
of the isltnd and found no evil
dence that the enemy had land
ed.
The mopping-up of isolated
japanese on Leyte Island went
on along the Observation-Disclosures
highway.
The Yanks who landed behind
the japanese troops tt Palompon
continued to meet only slight re-
sistance, while the main Amer1-
can force, pushing to the west
coast through the mountains,
ran into tough localized fight
ing.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-29

The sign painter really chit the
jackpot" on this display painted on
the front-end of Fruehauf Trail
er operated by Motor Cargo, Inc,
of Akron, Ohio. The big truck
trailers which are transporting war
material over our highways have
been used effectively for displays
selling bonds and inspiring patriot
ism. Motorists and truck operators
on the highways around Akron,
however, who have seen this big
eagle approaching claim that Il
really qualities for at least one Of
the top prizes for such display.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-29
STAN BARTLETT'S
HAVE BABY SON

Mrs. Stanley Bartlett became
the mother of a six pound 13-
ounce son Monday, December
18th at 9:24 a. m. at st. Joseph's
Hospital in Fairbanks. The IA
Their is employed by Pin Amer
lean Always, and formerly was
stationed in Nome.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-29
VETERANS
EMPLOYMENT
ASSURED

A war veteran returning 10
his job is to be ''reenployed at
the level to which he would have
been entitled if there had been
no break in his service with the
company" according to the Ma
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-29
ON FURLoUGH
IN NOME

Wilbur C. Stephenson, who serv-
ed with the Army in the Aleu-
tan campaign, is now with the
ACS, and on furlough in Nome.
Before his induction he worked
with the Lee Dredging Co. at
Solomon.
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titled to any length-of-service in
crease which the job would have
carried with it during his alb
sence in the armed service"
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MONROEVlLLE, IND.-Seth F.
Painter, shown above, professional
X associated with last rites, was
: .rtainly in on the beginning this
tine. Weekdays he's an under
lker here. On Sundays he
reaches in nearby rural churches
- Pleasant Mills and Salem.
Learning that the Methodist
Church was soon to launch a Cru
sade for Christ" raising $25,000,-
600 for postwar relief and recon
struction, he and his farmer-par-
ishoners jumped the gun.
Bishop j. Ralph Magee, crusade
chairman, reports a check for 1915,
their full share, landed in Chicago
headquarters ten weeks before the
official starting date, Dec. l. Of
Al 900 congregations, Mr.. Painters
two country churches were first.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26
'KA STRAIN .sENAKOPRAVNO

te. Meni ga je tudi zal ee zgubi
job. Ali on in TAXI dobe de-
10. (.
Videl sem oglas, da Barnum
and Bailey eirkus potrebuje spe-
sobne ljudi, in sezona Sc bliza,
cato sem siguren, da TAXI spo-
sobnezi ga dobijo prav gvisno.
Ce bi well Sc clevelandskega
zlajfarja in &c bi on wei s seboj
svoje fermonike, to- bi bila pra-
va cetica.
ziveli, Slovani in partizani,
ter nasi v u. S. S. r.
John Slobodnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

uGSeL ClduON, ndQOIIleStllll Cld-
nov pa je Sc sedem.
Zakljuceno je nadalje, da
predsednik in tajnik pripravita
poslovnik in dnevni red "a sejo.
Zapisnikar, XII je obenem po-
mozni tajnik, bo odgovoren "a
zapisnik seize. Ker DO pa zapo-
slen tajniskim poslom, mu
eksekutiva da polno moe pre-
skrbeti 81 pomoznega zapisni-
karja.
Ker resolucija 0 sirsem odbo-
ru tudi doloca, da Sc izmed cla-
nov tega odbora izbere nadzor-
nj odbor, kojega 'dolznost je
pregledati poslovne knjige,
smatra izvrsni odbor "a potreb-
no imenovati zacasni nadzorni
odbor, da poroca ma seji. V ia
odbor so imenovani sledeci:
Joseph Zorc, Waukegan, ILL.,,
Josephine Erjavec, Joliet, ILL.,,
in Frank Puncer, Milwaukee,
Wis. Vsi trije so clani sirse-
ga odbora. Ma skupni sell Sc
pa izvoli redni nadzorni odbor.
Ma vprasanje, ce imajo cla-
nj kakega odbora pravico po-
slati kako drugo osebo ma sejo,
ce Sc sami ne morejo udeleziti,
je pojasnjeno Cd predsednika,
da Sc smejo V TAKEN slucaju
upostevati le ma kongresu izvo-
ljcni namestniki, ne pa kaka
druga oseba.
Brat Kuhel nato predlozi
imena podruznicnih odborni-
kov, katere priporoca "a SANS
owe zastopnike in zaupnike. So
glasno je zakljuceno, da Sc to
odobri. Ia zaupnike so torej
imenovani sledeci:
Lila Mention, Detroit, Mich.
Frank Oblak, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Frank Gregorin, Little Falls,
N. Y.
Louis Dornik, Uniontown, Pa.
Joseph Turk, Conemaugh, Pa.
Frances Raspet, Pueblo, Colo.
DR.. And. Furlan, Waukegan,
Ill.
John Susnik, Cleveland, O.
Frances Smrdel, Barberton,
Steve Skorjanc, indianapolis,
Ind.
Rev. S. Kassovic, La Sale, III.
Frank KLINE, Chisholm,
MINI.
John Turk, Chicago, Ill.
Mary Vidmar, Johnstown,
Pa.
Anton ziberna, Ambridge,1
Pa. i
Theresa Speck, St. Louis, Mo.
Frank Okorn, Sharon, Pa.
Joseph Snoy,. Bridgeport, o.
Jennie P a d ar, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Jacob Brljavec, Chicago, ILL.,
Mary Musich, West Allis,
Wis.
Anton Zornik, Herminie, Pa. |
Max Skube, Kirkland Lake,
Ont, Canada.
Peter Rode, Worcester, N. "
zatefn sledi splosna razprava
v razvoju politicne in vojaske
akcije Y Jugoslaviji. Brat Kri-
stan meni, da DO moral tudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

gres dolocil lie seize odbornikov.
Danes Sc vse delo vrsi Cd po-
druznic in nekaterih clanov Sir
Sega in izvrsnega odbora. Bilo
bi tedaj krivicno ignorirati one,
XII delajo, upostevati pa lie one,
XII so bill izvoljeni. Ne pricaku-
jem, da bi TAXA seja bila uspe-
sna in representative. Nadalje
nastaja vprasanje, koliko od-
bornikov Sc je bo udelezilo. Pri-
ca temu je odsotnost ma tel Sc
il "a clani izmed ~. &c vse
povabimo, Cd enc do druge oba-
III, in zahtevamo, da Sc OBJ KRAFT
KEN casu pripravijo, tedaj bi
bill odziv slab in seja ne bi re-
prezentirala, kar bi morala. De-
cember ,je tudi najslabsi mesec
"a potovanje. Strinja Sc, da je
skupna seja vazna in potrebna,
toda sklice Sc maj kasneje, &c
hocemo uspeha.
Brat Kuhel meni, da nj smi-
sla govoriti o kaki decembrski
seji. Radi praznikov bodo veil
ke ovire V potovanju, niti bi po-
vabljeni odborniki ne imeli do
sti casa "a potrebne priprave.
Ljudje danes delajo in imajo
tezkoce dobiti dopust. Seja sc
maj vrsi enkrat meseca januar-
ia. V smislu SANSovih pravil
je upravni urad pripravil Sc
znam aktivnih delavcev in de-
lavk, katere priporoca "a
SANSove zastopnike ali zaup-
nike. Obenem smo prejeli od-
stopnici iz sirsega odbora cd
Rev. Albina Gnidovca iz Rock
Springsa, Wyo., in cd Franka
Vellkana IL Indianapolisa, In
diana. Dolociti je treba glede
voznih stroskov in dnevnic in
sploh zakljuciti, katere odbore
pozovemo ma sejo.
Brat Rogelj priporoca, da bi
Sc seja vrsila meseca februar-
,ja. Nase podporne organizaciie
bi lahko sklicale svoje letne Sc
Je OBJ istem casu in ker je mno-
go 81. odbornikov vsake orga-
nizacije tudi v SANSovih odbo-
rih, bi prihranili veliko ma voz-
mini in casu.
Zatem sledi Sc daljsa razpra-
va, V katero posezejo vsi navzo-
ci. Koncno je predlagano, pod
pirano in soglasno sprejeto, da
Sc seja vrsi V soboto 8. januar-
ia 1914 v hotelu Shermanu,
Chicago, Illinois, pricensi OBJ 8.
dopoldne. Ma sejo Sc povabijo
clani izvrsnega, sirsega in cast
mega odbora. Voznina in ena
dnevnica Sc plaza IL SANSove
blagajne. r.
Brat Kuhel nato precita ime-
ma clanov sirsega odbora in ma
mestnikov.
Resignaciji rev. Gnidovca in
FIR. Velikana sta sprejeti. Ma
njuna mesta sta soglasno potr-
sjeni Helena Kusar, 1886 kenil-,
worth Avenue, BerWyn, ILL.,, in
Ema Planinsek,. 1914 Elizabeth
Street, Joliet, Illinois. Omenje-
nj dve sta najbljiznji v okolici,
XII sta jo zastopaIa odstopla cha
ma. sirsi odbor torej steje stiri-I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

slka predstavlja vojvoda in vojvodnjo Windsor
ia, ko sta pred kratkim prsla il New Yorka obsk
Washington, D. c. Nastanena sta ba pr angleski am
basad Windsorjeva sta prisla Ameriko bas pred
cetkom obravnave pr katen e bill anglesk grof De Ma
rgny oproscen svojega tasta, bogatega rgovca
Sir Harry Oakes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

koca Popovic ina zdaj priblzno 80 let in je sin Vi
soko spostovane beograske rodbine studral je Par
zu, ter Sc je svoj prv madosti dotalni tud
LIMA Sc je poznee zope spust nazaj zemlo real
nosti Poitieno Sc e obrn evo in e yeljal enega
naJbolj duhovh in edkh esejstov srbski literatui
Taxi so torej trje Titovi general. Sedem cd ostah
osem je bvsih aktivnh castnikov ugosovanske
made = stirje SO bill polkovnik, diva podpolkovnika in
en- major