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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
SEDAJ JE POZABLJENO
IN ODPUScENO..
az "Kmeckega Glasa'', apr. 1914.

III "Kmeckega Glasa', apr. 1944.)
Pozabljena SO Hitlerjeva VISA
grozodejstva cd Poljske do bes-
nenja pc Sloveniji. Kdo cd da-
nasnjih "poboznih" Hitlerjevih
slug Sc danes Sc spomni, ola je
Hitler ma Poljskem pobil ma tt
soce duhovnikov in zasmehlji-
vo prezirajoc vsako clovecnost
dopustil, da je njegova vojska
onecaScala cello mlade redovni-
ce pc vojaskih javnih hisah.
Kdo Sc Sc zmeni cato, da je bila
ma Poljskem zatrta vsaka sled
verskega zivljenja? Pozabljena
SO visa izgnanstva duhovnikov z
Gorenjske in Stajerske, pozab-
LENA je cello zaplemba cerkve-
mega imetja v teh krajih. Komu
je Sc mar zasramovanje, XII so
ga morali preziveti duhovniki
ma Stajerskem, ko so v zasmeh
mestni drhali morali pometati
mestne ulice, cistiti straniSca v
taboriscih in Sc v zabavo gesta-
povcev loviti slope miSi kakor
mali otroci ali pa smrkovskim
nemskim policajem poljubovati
skornje.
En- SAN tax primer mucenia
in javnega zasramovanja mai
nam gotta ia "pobozni" in "po-
zabljivi" zbor, XII ocita Osvobo-
dilni 'front.' toliko grozodejstev.
Ga nj! Res pa je, da SO partiza-
nj obracunali z nekaterimi du-
hovniki, ker so bill faSisticni
ovaduhi. Kdo je spremenil mi
Sljenje tistih duhovnikov, XII so
pred trent lett pc nemskih "a
porih upirali oci v Rusijo in rde-
co armada in Sc prav zavedali,
da edino ia sila lahko Sc resi-
slovenski narod pred iztreblje-
MEM? Tudi nekateri cd teh da-
mes masujejo svabobrancem,
domacim gestapovcem in pozab-
ljajo ma borce "a slovensko svo-
bodo.
Veliko fla je zakrivilo cudno
stalisce 6. skofa Rozmana. On lie
dovoljeval slovenskim duhovni-
kom, da SO sluzili kot kurati Cali
boil pravilno povedano, kot Off
cirji) V bell gardi, duhovnikom
pa, XII SO sli V partizane, je pre-
povedal opravljati obrede. S
tenn pohujsanjem je dial bell
gardi kredit, da SO Sc potem la
hko gardisti proglasali "a Vol
Scake Kristusove, partizane pa
psoval kot vojsko brezboznikov.
Tako maj bi tisti, XII SO verni, la
zje spoznali, komu mai slediio.
Ia naein borbe roper Osvo-
bodilno fronto je sejal smrt med
slovenski narod in je pc dveh
letih svoje appliance pripelial
V gestapo, v sluzbo hitlerievske-
ga, ljudozerskega poganstva. In
ker Sc nihce cd teh krivcev ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

Delavci, pOdpiraite Proletarca
kot pOdpira on vase napore in bOje!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
L. SANSovego urodo
1895 W. 18th ST., Chicago q, ILL.

grami, v~stopnice it'd. &c Jill Sc
innate ali &c jih ina odbor ali
kateri drugi rojak, zberite jih
in jih odposljite ma SANSov
urad. To velja tudi "a clanke
IN spise v lokalnih ameriskih
casopisih in revijah. Zbirajte
vse, &c SO tudi dopisi nasprotni
osvobodilnemu gibanju ali ME
govemu vodstvu. Use to DO slu-
lilo "a zgodovinske podatke o
najvaznejsi tocki zgodovine
slovenskega naroda. Slovenski
narod je re sedaj radoveden,
kako smo mu slovenski Ameri-
kanci pomagali v njegovi veli-
castni borbi do image. Radove-
den je tudi, kdo mu nj pomagal
ali cello z vsemi silami naspro-
toval. Tudi to DO zapisano v
zgodovini.
POSiljka liz starega kraja
SANS je prejel IL starega kra-
ia pred nekaj dnevi zaboj raz-
mega gradiva, XII Sc tiska ma os-
vobojenem delu Slovenije. Vse-
buje Stevilke raznih casopisov,
broSur, letakov, razglasov in
clankov, tiskanih, mimeografi-
ranih in tipkanih. Oh prilozno-
sti Sc DO priredila razstava vse-
ga tega in sigurni smo, da DO
vzbudila veliko zacudenja, pre-
seneeenja in navdusenja. Razne
informativne clanke in spise bo-
mo dali objaviti v nash listih.
Pazite ma ME. Razodete bodo
razne zadeve in novice, XII vas
bodo ginile do solz obcudova-
nju ogromne borbe, XII 10 vodi
ia mali, izdani, a nepremagani
narod. In razsrdile in zgrazale
vas bodo novice o raznih izdaji-
cab, nekdaj uglednih prvakih
slovenskega kulturnega, politi-
cnega in verskega zivljenja, XII
pa danes sluzijo krvniku Slo-
vencev in vsega slovanstva =
Hitlerju = in zapeljujejo ne
dolzne fante in moze, Ola prise
gallo zvestobo do groba II firar-
ju nemskega rajha, SS-ovcem
in proti zaveznikom. Ma eni
strani 81 vie cvet naroda lavo-
riko vecne slave, ma drugi stra-
nj pa brezvestni hitlerjanski
hlapconi onecaScajo slovensko
ime in slovensko cast.
RaznO
Takoj pc konvenciji SANSa
SO bill poslani ceki "a dnevnice
vsem delegation, clanom izvrs-
mega in sirsega odbora pa tudi
"a vozne stroske. Nekateri dele
gait SO odklonili poloziti racun
in so darovali vsoto SANSu.
Imena teh bono objavili drugi
teden. V imenu ~izvrSnega odbo-
ra jim izrekam globoko zahvalo.
Nekateri DELEGATE pa sploh ra-
cuna MISC polozili. TIE prosimo,
da to storijo elm preje. &c ka-
teri izmed upravicencev nj pre-
jel ceka, maj mas nemudoma OBJ
vesti.
V petek %. sept. Sc vrsi V
Pittsburghu letna seja Zdruze-
mega odbora juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev. Ia odbor je bill
organiziran ma podlagi resoluci-
je, XII jo je sprejel slovenski ma
rodni kongres, in ma iniciativne
korake, XII Jill je podvzel SAN
SOW izvrSni odbor. SANS je pod
prl Kdruzeni odbor tekom enc
ga leta v znesku deset tisoc do
larjev. Nikdo ne more zanikati,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
Zbiranje materiala "a slovenski
arhiV

LDII dllyS
arhiV
DIR. Boris Furlan je postal
SANSu il Londona pismo, XII
ga ie prejel IL Sloveniie cd
dria. Joza Zemljaka, nacelnika
odseka "a informacije in pro-
pagando pri predsedstvu Slo-
.venskega narodnega osvobodil-
mega sveta. TO je baje prvi ura-
dni dopis, XII je prisel il osvobe-
ienega della Slovenije. Glasi Sc:
Odsek "a informacije in pro-
pagando pri predsedstvu SNOS,
7. aprila 1914,
Univerzitetnemu profesorju
DIR. Borisu Furlanu!
Odsek "a informacije pri pred
sedstvu SNOS vas prosi, da bi
zbirali, odnosno organizirali zbi-
ranie v anglo-ameriSkem svetu
vseh clankov, casopisov, kniig.
letakov, silk it'd, XII Sc ticejo ma
rodno osvobodilne borbe slo-
venskega naroda, ter ia ma
terial, kolikor je aktualno zani-
miv in uporabljiv, tudi posiljali
V Slovenijo. Ostale stvari pa
hranite, da Sc pc osvoboditvi
prenesejo V domovino.
Y ostalem Sc YAM odsek "a in
formacije in propaganda zahva-
liuie "a vase delo v Angliji ter
upa, da bono kmalu lahko z va
mi navezali tesnejSe stike.
Smrt faSizmu = svoboda ma
rodu!
NaGelnik odseka:
(PeGat) DIR. JOza Zemljak.
Besedilo peGata: P~redsedstvo
Slovenskega narodno-osvobodil-
mega SVeta = odsek "a informa-
CHE in propaganda.
Simbol ma pecatu: Obris Tri-
glava, mad MIN pa peterokraka
~partizanska zvezda.
DR.. Furlan je v svojem pismu
priporocal ustanovitev posebne-
ga odseka v okviru SANSa, XII
hi organiziral zbiranje vsega te-
ga materiala in ga zacasno hra-
nil V Ameriki. V poStev hi pri-
Sic vse tiskane stvari, tudi pro
grant in letaki, izdani OBJ prili-
XII shodov, z%borovanj, veselic
it'd, letniki slovenskih in jugo-
slovanskih casopisov, angleSkih
casopisov, magazinov in revij
DR., Furlan nadalje priporo-
ca, &c bi Sc ia akcija razSirila
tudi ma nabiranje znanstvenih
in leposlovnih knjig. Knjiznice
Sloveniji SO vecinoma unice-
ne.
SANSov noVi izvrSni odbor ie
ma svoji prvi sell 4. septembrs
razpravljal o obeh pismih in "a
kljucil storiti vse V svoji moci
da Sc ugodi prosnji in priporo.
cilu. V posebni odsek "a zbira-
ME slovenskega in angleSkegs
~materijala Ameriki o borb:
sloVenskega naroda SO bill Two
ljeni: prvi podpredsednik Jan
ko N. Rogelj, %zapisnikar Jacob
Zupan in odbornik Frank Zaitz
Ex-officio clana tega odseka sta
tudi predsednik Kristan in tai.
nix Kuhel.
NaSe ameriske rojake prosi-
mo, da kooperirajo S tenn odbo-
rom ter takoj pricnejo zbirati v
SVoji okolici yes primeren ma
terial, "a katerega prosi odsek
"a informacije in propaganda
SNOSa. Obdrzavane so bile re
Stevilne veselice, shodi, zabave
in druge prireditve. Oh takih
prilikah SO morda bill rabljeni
letaki, pamfleti, sporedni pro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
"FESTUNG EUROPA"
|PREDRTA Ma vSEH
|KONCIH IN KRAJIH
lNadalievanie S ]. strani.,

tranjih zaveznikov, XII iih lie
imela med ljudstvom, hitro
opravila. Pritisnili so ma. Waldo
' Sofiii z Anglezi in Americana
yred "a prekinjenje zveze z
Nemcijo. Tc, SO V Sofiji storili.
OBJ enem pa izjavili, da DO Boil
g1rija nevtralna.
Moskva je odvrnila, da bi ia
ka nevtralnost sluzila Nemeiii.
pa je Bolgariji napovedala Vol
no. Trajala je pet dni. Bolgariio
SO okupiralei sovjetske cete brez
odpora in nova vlada Y Sofiii Sc
predstavlja "a prijateljsko "a
veznikom.
FInska Y pogajanjih "a mir
Nemcija lie OBJ zaveznico tudi
ma severn. Vloga Finske Sc lie
spremenila toliko, da Sc sedai
Meme cete spopadajo z Nemci,
finski premier Anti Haekzell
pa je Sci v Moskvo ma mirovna
poganja, S katerimi pa Sc ie "a
casno prenehalo, ker je Hack
eel v Moskvi tezko obolel.
Vendar pa kar se finske vol
ne z RUSTIC tice, je bila koncana
re precej casa nazaj, Finci SO ma
nasvet svedske in svoiih priia-
teljev ' Ameriki in y Angliii z
MO prenehali, toda sele ko so
njeni glavarji pod pritiskom
svojega ljudstva uvideli, da bi
bio nadaljevanje z vojno samo-
NOR "a Finsko.
Nova finska vlada upa, da ii
Russia ne DO dala pretezkih 20
gojev, in ko SO Sc vrSila pred
letom prva pogajanja "a pre-
mirje, res MISC bill ostri.
Rumunija ostala v voini
Tudi Rumunija je kapitulira-
la in mirovne pogoje z RUSTIC in
ostalimi zavezniki re podpisala,
toda je ostala v vojni, S to raz-
like, ola Sc sedaj bori z Nemci
in Madzari.
Mirovni pogoii. XII iih ie skle-
Mia, doloeajo med drugim:
Rusiji plaza $500, 600, 900 Vol
ne odSkodnine.
Zaveznikom Sc vrne vso imo-
vino, XII SO jo imeli Rumuniii.
Ia dolocba je sicer "a Rumu-
MILO slaba, ker gre Sc "a niena
DINA polja in druge prirodne
zaklade, XII jih je posedoval ali
pa kontroliral najvec angleski
in pa francoski privatni kapital
Dali j bodo v BODICE dali
kaj vec koncesij, da DO tudi Ru-
munija imela kaj koristi cd svo.
Jill bogastev, je vprasanje DO.
doeega razvoja.
Russia dobi nazaj Besarabiio
in Bukovino in meja med NINA
DO ista kot je bila ustanovliena
|. 1910.
Rumunija dobi nazaj Transit
vanijo, XII jo je Hitler dial lets
1910 Madzarski.
Pogoji "zadovoljivi" "a
Rumunijo
ClV1lna uprava ostane v ro-
kah Rumuncev. Zavezniki Sc ne
bodo umesavali v Meme notra-
ME zadeve.
Lucretiu Patascanu, XII je v
Moskvi vodil p~ogajan1a v ime-
nu rumunske Wade, je dejaI,
Ola je mirovna pogodba najboli-
sa, kakrSno 81 Rumunci v teh
okolscinah sploh morejo made
jati. Q vprasanju monarhiie in
kralja Mihaela je dejal, da DO
Q MENU odlocilo rumunsko
ljudstvo pc vojni.
TAX je potek vojne dosedai.
Nemcija je OBJ vse svoje zavez-
nike, njeni kvizlingi SO brez
moci, in ostane ma njeni strani
samo Sc Japonska, XII pa Sc sebi
ne DO mogla pomagati. Dnevi
tretjega rajha so Steti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
stevilo vlodnih deIovcev
Sc VEGA

Docim pri velikih privatnih
druzbah delavce re odpuscajo,
pa je Stevilo civilnih usluzben-
cev zvezne Wade naraslo cd ma
ia do 81. julia "a 90, 046. Vseh
skupaj je bio 81. julia 3,112,-
965.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20
v AngIiji

Gene zivljenjskih potrebscin
so V Angliji cd l. 1889 narasle
mad trideSet odstotkov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-09-20

RAD Ell ZVEDEL "a naslov
rojaka LANGA (krstno ime mi
je nezrlano), zivi nekje ma Sc
verni strani Chicago. Ako kdo
Cd rojakov We "a nJegov naslov
maj mi ga blagovoli naznaniti,
&c pa sam cita ia oglas, maj Sc
oglasi pri meni.
JOS. KOSHAK
1888 So. Halsted Street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06

must be filed for 1914, taxpay-
ers should consider their marital
status at the filing date unless
(a) they expect the status TO be
differen on July / or (b) the
declaration is filed after July /,
in either of which cases they
should use the status as of July
/.
II a husband and wife each
have income, and their combined
gross income is large enough to
require the filing of a declara-
ton, they must both make
declarations. They may file
separate declarations, or, if they
are both citizens or residents of
the Uniteu States, they may file
a joint declaration. A joint dec
laration is permissible, also,
even though one spouse has no
income.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
Spelling Champion
Named in Utica
MoriIee Mcclellan
Wins Top Honor

UTICA - After one hour and
ten minutes of spelling in which
time 237 words were pronounc-
cd by Mrs. Clarence Walsh and
Louise Cell, teachers in the Uti-
ca grade school, Marilee Nc
Clellan emerged as the winner
of the school spelling bee held
Friday in the Utica schools.
Marilee is the daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. Earl j. Mcclellan and
is a seventh grade pupil.
The winning word was lieu
tenant and Marilee spelled one
more word, luncheon, to win
out Barbara Henderson, eighth
grade. was runner-up and Betty
Fiebelkorn. seventh grade, third.
Marilee will represent the school
in the district contest to be held
in Utica April 81, with Barbara
as alternate.
At this contest Marilee will
be awarded a silver medal by
Principal Clarence Walsh Of
Supt. William r. Davis.
the grade school and Maude Nc
Comb. of Pontiac, cite d al
judges.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
BurIesque Shippers Like
Speedup; They Get Out early

, magazine that burlesque is
dead.
"Burlesque has changed in
the past few years, he said,
"but it isn't dead by a Ions
ways. Now it's more of variety
show like the old vaudeville.
Most of our customers don't
know the difference because
they never saw either before
they came to Detroit. They like
it, and they pay the BILL
Miller should know. Before
the backdrops in the National
the great and near great of bur-
lesque have quipped an q
stripped their way TO fame and
Hollywood contracts. Abbott
and Costello played there when
both were doing singles on the
same bill. So did Margie Hart,
and Ann Corio.
Actually burlesque is clean
err work than lots of night
clubs" Miller said, because
the girls don't have to mix with
the customers. Some of them
are married and have children,
and when the show is over at
IL p. m. they go home"
Customers have changed too,
Miller said, from the days when
a woman wouldn't enter a bur-
lesque without a complete dis
ugise including whiskers and
dark glasses.
Now half our customers are
women. Most of the young fell
lows are in the Army, and we
don't seem to get the old buns
any more"
The girls appearing in Detroit
can still strip of course, within
reasonable limits. But no wig
Cling. Detroit police are con-
stantly alert to preserve the old
fashioned virtues. Miller ex-
planned that burlesque is it own
Hays office:
when they stand still it's
Art" he said.
do great paintings wiggle?
Do statues?"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
UDW (CIO)
Opposes
Strike

DETROIT, April 6 - tP) -
Russell l.. Ballard, president of
Local 83, United Dairy Workers
! (CIO), said today that although
War Lazor Board decision deny
ing Detroit dairy plant workers
time ,nd-one-half pay for work
over 40 hours a week was I'M
fair" strike at this time
would defeat our purpose"
The March milk strike was
caused by resentment of the
dairy workers against what they
called the Boards delay in act
ing on the overtime wage case.
With labor members dissent
ing, the National Board held
that the increased overtime
pay would be wage adjust
ment in violation of the wage
sterilization program"
approximately 900 workers
employed by 81 milk companies,
representing about 80 per cent
of the workers in the Detroit
area, were affected by the de-
cision.
Ballard said he believed many
dairy employees would go into
other industries where time
and half pay for overtime is
approved, and added:
Our only hope is that the
employees don't do anything
rash"
In another development along
the same line, the greater De-
troit Consumers Council de-
manded abolition of regulations
limiting dealer sales of milk and
other dairy products to 80 per
cent of the volume sold in June,
1943.
There may have been some
reason or need for this limita-
tion several months ago,
Charles c. Lockwood, member
of the Council, wrote War Food
Administrator Marvin Jones,
"but there appears to be no
need for it today.
"As a matter of fact many
creameries in Detroit have far
more milk than they know what
to do with. Many dealers are
seriously contemplating cutting
off part of their dairy farmers
even though the milk consum-
ers in Detroit could use every
pound of milk available if these
restrictions were removed"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06

Unis.A Press staff Correspondent


DETROIT - Wp) - The as
sembly-line technique which
Detroit gave to the industrial
world, has been adopted in re-
verse by strip-tease artists, and
the city's three burlesque houses
are now offering a routine that
averages only % minutes from
come-on to finale.
The girls pop out Of their SUI
perfluous finery like gadgetS
come out of an automatic punch
press. It's the wartime speed
up, but the girls don't mind.
They get to go home earlier.
Fastest time clocked was at
the National Burlesque with
three performers averaging 23
minutes. Greater modesty pre-
vailed at the Avenue, where
sparkling little number called
Betty Brooks made it in three
minutes flat, followed by a sec
ond who did it in two. Average
rs.
The biggest bargain in town
on the basis of time was the
Empress with four performers
averaging 35 minutes. How
ever. the house was pretty dark,
making an accurate check diff
cult.
Wen Miller, manager OF the
National, explained the speed
I'D. but branded as vicious lie
the statement in theatrical
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
BY TOM WOLF
NEA Staff Corresponds

LONDON-It's quite obvious
that the author of the line that
mad dogs and Englishmen go
out in the midday sun" was not
English. Not only is there in
England no midday Cor any
other) sun, but there are no
mad dogs here, either.
All of which indirectly ex-
plains how General Eisenhow-
er's Scottie, Telek, and Lieut..
Jack Roberts much-publicized
cocker spaniel, Rob Roy, among
others, happen to be languishing
in solitary confinement in
handsome quarantine kennels
near London. This is the doggy
tale:
Britain has been free OF rab-
les since before the turn Of the
century. To keep her that way.
the Ministry of Agriculture and
Fisheries (don't struggle over
the connection between rabies,
food and fish has insisted that
dogs imported to Britain serve
ix-month quarantine.
This quarantine may be spent
in any of number of Ministry
authorized kennels, the largest
of which are at Hackbridge,
Surrey-aout a Commute train
ride from central London.
ELITE OF DOGDOM
In normal times the Hack
bridge Kennels can handle
about $50 dogs in quarantine -
which is a large number when
you consider that during the
six-month isolation period no
two dogs may ever come in con-
tact with one another, nor even
be exercised together. These
days there are only about Al
dogs in quarantine, most OF
them belonging to wartime
commuters such as airmen, mer-
chant navy captains, and serv,
ice or governmental bigshots.
Right now Hackbridge has
what amounts to an American
wing, housing to not only Telek
and Rob Roy, but KoKo, a span
iel owned by General Eisen'
hower's chief Of staff Maj.-Gen
w. Bedell Smith; and Caacie,
Scottie bitch belonging TO Com
mander Harry Butcher, Eisen
hower's naval aide.
AS a matter of hitherto un
published keyhole fact, Caaci'
is Telek's wife, and obviousl,
there are going to be offspring
AS a special concession to thi
romance, Hackbridge has cut ;
window between the two dogs
kennels so that they can SCI
each other during Caacie's dou
BILE confinement.
Despite the hardship of a sol
itary life, quarantine isn't s.
bad. The dogs get more indi
vidual care than do most hu
mans these days.
The presence of boarde
with so renowned a master a
General Eisenhower caused n
undue excitement at Hack
bridge. In its 40-year time
Hackbridge has housed such &c
lebrities- -their-own right a
Hippy-- the dachshund abou
whom Sir Neville Henderson
wrote a book after the failur
of his mission to Germany i
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-06
ROSeVille Rotary
Studies Planning

ROSEVILLE- Aaron Stone,
temporary chairman of the new
ly-created Roseville Planning
Commission was guest speaker
at the Roseville Rotary Club
meeting this week.
Stone, who discussed postwar
development and long-range
community planning, was pre-
sented by Rotarian Albert Ber-
raduci. Robert LaChappelle, of
Roseville, was also a guest of
the Rotarians.
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George kiddIemiss
Taken 10 HOSPITAL

Taken ill at yesterdays XII
wants Club meeting, George
Middlemiss, local businessman,
was removed to st. Joseph Hos
pital where he is under care OF
his physician.
Middlemiss had recently been
on the road TO recovery from an
illness, but attended the service
club meeting to aid fellow men,
bers in establishing a 100 per
cent attendance record for the
month.
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England, Free Of Rabies,
Quorontines Imported Dogs

1899. And currently boarding
here are four dogs whom Lord
Linlithgow brought back from
India at the end of his term as
Viceroy.
The war hasn't upset Hack
bridge much. There are still
enough dog biscuits to 60
around, along with unrationed
items such as horsemeat and
vegetables. Air raids, much to
every ones surprise, don't both
er the dogs at all.
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A fight over lard and frying
fat led to the British govern
ment taking over India in 1857.
Native troops employed by the
East India company rebelled be-
cause cartridge papers which
had to be torn with the teeth
were creased with the fat Of
pigs and cows, pigs being alb
horred by Mohammedans and
cows being sacred to Hindus.
AS a result, Great Britain took
over the government.