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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24

The Blufton Netos presents
another in the series of import
ant bat lesser knot0n features OF
South Americd.-EDIToR
1t has been said that, in spite OF
many striking contrast, North, South
and Central America have some feat
ures in common. Outstanding among
these is the mountainous system Of
South America, a continuation in some
of the codillera that extends along
the Pacific coast of North America.
From the border of the United
States down to the southermost tip OF
Chill, the mighty peaks of one of the
most important ranges in the world
guard the western seaboard of the
continent.
Closely bound to the history of Lat
in America, this mountainous system
has influenced its past and will un-
doubtedly be responsible in some fash
ion for its future.
The epic history of the Spanish
conquest is recorded in valleys, peaks
canyons and highlands. Defying the
heights, towns and cities began to
rise, marking each a new successful
strike in the relentless quest for the
coveted mineral riches of the ranges
The colorful pageant of the colony
moved for centuries through the pass.
es and defiles of the cordilleras anC
when the torch of liberty was Lighted
in the new world, the colonists battleC
for their independence amidst the
grants of the sierras, fighting some
of the decisive encounters in the very
heart of the great ranges.
According to the Encyclopedia Bri
tannica: "The continent of Soutl
America is divided from West to Eas
into three longitudinal zones-th,
cordilleras of the Andes, the lowlant
belt and the plateaux of Guiana ant
Brazil, the last being interrupted b!
the narrowing of the continent ans
the opening of the lowland belt to th
Atlantic coast"
The Andes are but a part of tn
series of mountains that nearly en-
circle the Pacific, but they themselve
the longest mountain system on earth
extending from the Isthmus of Pana
ma to TERRA del Fuego, distance of 4,
500 miles.
Before reaching the Andes, however
as soon as we pass the Rio Grande
we find that, in Mexico, the capita
city lies on a platau 7,400 feet abov
sea level surrounded by the two arm
of the cordilleras.
Like a mighty, winding serpent, tn
range passes through Central Amer
lea literally bristling with hundred
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
eing the meteor.

ported seeing the meteor.
Startled witnesses from western
Ohio, all of Indiana, eastern Illinois
and northern Kentucky variously de-
scribed the phenomenon as an ex-
plosion, a silvery flash in the sky
and plume of black flames hurtling
earthward.
Rumbling explosions accompanying
the objects flight in some areas
made many think it was a robot
bomb, and others who thought it was
falling airplane plagued police,
radio stations and military officials
with their reports.
Ohio astronomers, called on for an
explanation, said that all the vary
ing reports could be caused by a
large meteor, very unusual sight
in daytime.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Former Local Man Is
We'd In NelU Knoxville

DR.. Robert Oyer of Lima, son of
Mrs. Adella Oyer of Bluffton, and
Miss Esther Henschen of Lima,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Henschen of New Knoxville were
married in the Evangelical and Re-
formed church in New Knoxville,
Saturday night at 7 o'clock
Rev. D. A. Bode, pastor of the
church, officiated using the double
ring ceremony before the altar dec
GRATED with candelabra, white glad
ioli, ferns and palms.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Esth-
er Holtkamp played a program of
nuptial music. Miss Alice Oyer,
sister of the bridegroom, sang 90
Promise Me-, and another sister,
Miss Ethelyn Oyer, sang Because,
and they also sang "Liebestraum"
as a duet.
Mrs. George Wenger, of Lima,
was the brides matron of honor and
only attendant, and Stanley Steiner,
of Detroit, acted as best man for
DR.. Oyer. Ushers included Alfred
Henschen and Allen Henschen, bro
theirs of the bride; Ray Neiswander
and Nelson Steiner.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore gown of white sat-
in and marquisette. She carried a
bouquet of white roses and sweet
peas, and her only jewelry was a
gold cross, a gift from the bride
groom.
Approximately $50 guests attended
the reception which followed in the
church social rooms.
After a short wedding trip, DR..
and Mrs. Oyer will reside in Lima
For travelling the bride wore a suit
of black linen with matching acces-
sories, and her corsage was of white
roses from her bridal bouquet.
The bride is a graduate of New
Knoxville high school and Lima Me-
mortal Hospital School of Nursing.
At present she is head nurse in the
pediatric department at Memorial
hospital.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Bluffton high school, Bluffton
college and Hahneman Medical COL
lege at Philadelphia, Pa. He served
his internship at Huron Road hos
pital in East Cleveland, and at pres
ent is resident physician at Memorial
hospital. He is first lieutenant in
the U. S. Army Medical Reserve
corps.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
German War Prisoners From Afrika
Corps Now Working In Columbus Grove

German prisoners who formerly
served with Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel's famed Afrika Corps have
been assigned to work in the Column
bus Grove Packing Co. plant, pro-
viding residents of this area with
their first opportunity to see mem
bers of the crack enemy outfit.
About 90 German prisoners were
in the unit which arrived in Column
bus Grove this week, all of whom
served with the Afrika corps.
The prisoners were detailed to
Columbus Grove from a prison camp
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors,
friends and relatives for the aid and
sympathy extended during the illness
and death of our beloved husband and
father; also Rev. V. c. Opperman and
w. H. Lahr for their consoling words
and to the singers and all those send
ing flowers.
Mrs. Sarah Matter & Family.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24

at Defiance, after it was learned
that only 13 women in the area
would consent to work in the to-
mato processing plant.
On each day during the canning
season, the prisoners will be hauled
back and forth between Defiance and
Columbus Grove, accompanied by
armed guards. They will receive so
cents per day as provided by inter
national law, but the company will
pay the government the prevailing
wage.
There are about 600 war prisoners
in the camp at Defiance.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Vary Spinach Preparation

Spinach can be included in meals
frequently without becoming monot-
onous by varying the preparation
and the serving costume. Instead
OF always serving just plain boiled
or steamed spinach, try a cream
sauce, or add few chopped chives,
onions or herbs just before sending
1t to the table. A bit of minced,
crisp bacon or ham added in place
OF butter gives good flavor, too.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Class Picnic

Members of the Philathea class of
Grace Methodist church of Lima en-
joyed a picnic dinner, Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Isham, former members of the group
during their residence in Lima.
Present were:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adam, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce
Everett and son Warren, Mr.. and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Triplett SOftball Team WallOps
Findlay, 14-2, For 18th Victory

been on base before the first man
was put out.
Bluffton batsmen INDUCED in a
heavy hitting spree thruout the con-
test, getting seven doubles and one
triple. Russ Gratz had double and
triple; Anderson two doubles, and
Berky, Spaeth and Eikenbary each
contributed a double.
The hoy score.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Work Sodium Deposits

In order to keep its textile mills,
soap plants, and glass factory in
operation, Venezuela is working its
own sodium carbonate deposits at
Lake Orao. These plants need about
1900 tons of this material monthly.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
Framed
Pictures

Our new fall line is the
largest we have ever
shown. Pictures that will
add beauty and charm to
your home. See this show
ing today-all reasonably
priced and attractively
framed ready to hang.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24

Mrs. J. T. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Napier, Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Reiff, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cooney and
daughter Jean Alice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Zuber, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Sprague, daughter Mary Belle and
sons Paul and David, Mrs. r. c.
Beaumont, Miss Irene Truckenmiller
and Miss Marina Joe Weatbay.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24

To err, sometimes is natural-to
rectify that error, is always glory.
George Washington.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24
M0thpr0of
Closets Cabinets

New StOraid Closets just
in. These closets are ce-
darized and protect the
contents against moths.
And you'll be wanting
one or two of these handy
Medicine Cabinets; also the
new Bathroom Utility
Closets with 5 generous
shelves.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-24

Will power is what makes you do
what you know you should do when
you don't want to do it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
I Drivers FACE
Death Trials in
Bus Tragedy

Alvin R Sweet and Slas
NaNey. drivers involved in the
bu,-aujo crash in Dearborn Town
ship which took the lives Of three
persons and injured II others. to-
day faced circuit court trial for
manSlaughtcr following their ex-
animation bcfon Justice of Peace
John y. Mokersky.
Witnesses testified that MaXey
% OF 1880 Twelfth. driver OF
the auto. was going over IS miles
an hour when his car sideSwiped
the bus and sent IL crashing into
4 tree At Ford road near Outer
drive .
MISS joyce Lewis, is of 1916
Maple. who was riding with
Nancy. testified that she had had
her arm around him Just before
the crash
sweet 81. Of 72i3 Pinehurst
driver for the Dearborn Coach
Co. admitted in statements that
he Swerved to the right side of
The road in an attempt TO pass
NaNey'S car Just before the crash,
il was testified by Russell Greg
DRY, chief of county detectives,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
'KOWf Spanish
Unit i'm Russia

MOSCOW, Feb. 3 QNSl-The
Soviet press said today that the
Spanish Legion on the northern
Russian front lost 1000 men
-eHe-thh'd of IT, effrctrfes IN
killed and wounded during SIX
days Of retreat from the Lcnln-
grad region
The Soviet government haS
charged that GgueralbSmo
Franco has never kept his promise
Ia the British 10 Withdraw Span
ISL troops from the Russian front
but simply changed the name of
his Blue Division 10 the Spanish
Legion of purported volunteers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

1V1OUR boy, my boy and countless other boys need
- our he p to insure success IN the 4th WAX LOAN
ST5J They need our bond dollars for weapons to kill
and for munitions of mercy to help our doctors and
nurses give boys better chance to survive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Cardenas' Daughter Weds

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 3 GNS -
Former President Lazaro Car
denaS today announced the mar
riage of his daughter Alicia. to
Abel Salazar, a movie star,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
II Become Citizens

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 3 In
naturalization proceedings before
Circuit Judge George w Sample,
II WaShtenaW County residents
We're granted American citizen
ship. Six were former residents
of Germany and Austria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
ACE vlThMih COMPANY
Dist, 2a.A, ali2 North Menard
Chicago 81, Illinois
Brenda viii
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

know I've been an awful Crouch not TAX
irr rnJ puy place lately. But after standing
H' cd. 60 nN new Juh my feet darn near
ll. vi.l caIlouscs aud burning. Now
I've mcd - ur rather MY feet have
ttauks fhe lcc-Miut you advised. Never
tried anything that seemed 10 draw the
pain and tire right out s1 fast - and the
WAY Do helps soften cailouscs is nobody q
bls.nces Been able 90 set some extra over
time money So what 10 YOU say. let's 81
dancing tonight You can step on my lee
81 Ut feet all you want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

must purchase
a daily average
of over 20 mil
lion q ollarS,
worth of bonds
10 meet their
goal by Feb. Is
Although the
War + in a nee
Committee has
expressed salts
faction with the
in div dual +
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
fos BULLETS nov
Axo BREAD LAnfs

bond sale, the subscription of +
and 6 issues is tagging These
bond purchases are badly needed
10 put Michigan over the top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Big Firms Buy
Half Bond Quota

The first report Of corporation
sales IN the Fourth War Loan
dLIAe-la -AIlel4-eeai4- teA=tA-ft.eeairti
that - per ePLeEthe-state-s
cooperation quota had already
becg subscribed.
with l3 days left in the national
drive 10 raise II billion dollars,
today, Michigan residents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
DRUG SAVINGS

) Carter's~PillS .............. 10
Is DOan'S Pills ............-.... .l3
80 Benzedrine Inhaler ......... 10
20 MaIIard Saleto ............. SO
80 VickS Nose Drops ........... 80
30 Hills Cold Tablets ........ 10
IS Auralgan Drops .......... .l9
80 Edwards Olive Tablets. 49,. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

They need tanks and planes, but they
also need costly mobile medical equip
ment Our boys are fighting willingly
for the things we all believe in. Their
sacrifices in our behalf remind us how
little is asked of us in comparison.
The bonds we buy and the work we
do are the sinews on which they must
rely.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
IL Collinwooda
APPEL IA dramskO druStvO
VerOVSek

Collinwood, O. - V imenu
dramskega drustva "Anton We
rovsek'', apeliram ma vse bivse
elane in claniee ter zadnji dru-
stveni odber, da Sc vdelezite Sc
je v svrho reorganiziranja We
rovska, da Sc ga po moznostl
ponovno sprawl na delo "a dra-
natiko. Seja Sc vrsi v petek Eve.
Ger dne rs. augusta oh 8 uri
zvecer. Prosi Sc vas, vdelezite
Sc te seje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
uREDNIKOVA PO$TA

Sc bi veejo vneno poprijeli
della pri SANSu, kot tudi "a
zhiranje "a JP0,Ss, kateri or
ganizaciji Sc trudifa vsaka po
tsvoje "a. resitev nasega naroda
IL tega trpljenja in "a boljse
cloveske pravice, XII mai bi mu
pripadle po tel vojni.
Teh fantov leila je tudi, &c
bi bio mogoce, da bi Sc jih To-
clio cd njih najveejih sovrazni-
kov Italijanov, kateri SO poce-
Mali rama grozodejstva n a d
mimi. Sc danes, ko SO v ujet-
nistvu, vedno gledajo, da provo
cirajo neprilike, TEN da bi jih
sprawl v kak neprijeten polo
zaj pri vodstvu jetnisnice. Pri-
porocljivo bi bio torej, da hi Sc
poskusalo tudi v tenn oziru kaj
napraviti. Capt. Young Sc je ze-
10 pohvalno izrazil teh nasih
slovenskih fantov. Tu so dobro
leto dni, pa Sc Z mimi lie deIo-
ma pogovcri v angleseini. Ce jih
boste zeleli obiskati taboriseu,
tudi to boste lahko storiIi, le da
boste prisl v stik Capt.
Young-om, in ga naprosili "a
dovoljenje. Navesti morate ka-
terega bi sicer zeleli videti OH
roma govoriti. O tenn vam bodo
tudi fantje v nedeIjo dali infor-
macije, kako in kaj. Ravno ta-
ko njih naslove. NasIov Opt.
Young je Public Relations Office
E. P. c., La Carne, Ohio.
Mozno je, da Sc jih bo v bo-
doce imelo Sc priliko imeti kje
drugje v nasem velikem sloven-
skem Clevelandu, kot ma primer
ma st., Clairju ali v Newburghu,
ali Euclidu, v gosteh.
T Torej odbor je ma delu, da
>sprejnae te fante kot goste in
prijatelje. Poskusai bo, da Jim
da teh par ur ko Sc bodo mudiIi
v naselbini med nami razvedri-
la.
Tukajsnja podruznica st. 48
Sc pa iskreno ponovno zahva-
ljuje tenn nasim pozrtvovalnim
fanton-ujetnikom "a njih veil
kodusni dar $4,000, katerega
SO spravili skupaj in podaril v
ponoc "a osvobojenje svoje do
movine. Klieemc jim: Dobrodo-
Sli med svoji1ni rojaki prihod-
MO nedeljo!
Ia odbor
T. F. Durn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
Vojni ujetnlxi gestje

V nedeljo, dine 27. augusta
bodo gostje slovenskega delav-
skega donna rfa Waterloo Rd..
nasi slovenski fantje, vojni ujet-
niki, kateri so bill proti svoji
volH siIorfa vtaknjeni v itali.
jansko arrrfado.
0biskalo mas DO 8 Slovencey
in diva Istrfjaf1a. Slovenci so do
ma cd Gorice in Postojne. A.
pelira Sc ma vse nnorebitne So
rodnike teh fantov, da jih v
nedetjo obiscete Y s. D. d. Obi
See Sc Jill lahko cd II do 5. ure
popoldne.
Vincent Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
Brzonozec in pusccica
Pevest il dobe, ko je Tekualze
stef dvanajst let

Pevest il dobe, ko je Tekmalze
stef dvanajst let
Napisal Eric Steuben
Carovniki so mrmra1i svoja
rotenja in druzilo Sc je vzdi1o-
vanje zensk S tozecim vpitjen,
kakor da Sc nekod oglasajo "a
lostne ptice. Ogenj je prasketal
in rdece ozarjal mrke obraze
bojevnikov, orozje in plasce il
bivoljih koz. Vrvez stevilnih po-
stav Sc je izgubljal v temi, v
kateri so mIadenici ma drevesu
lahko lie slutili vroci "Trip moe
no razburjene mnozice. Vztra-
jail SO do kraja. In ko SO okore-
1ih udov spet splezali drevesa,
Jim je bilo, kakor da so le Sc
bolj povezani med seboj. -.
Minila sta diva tedna nemir-
mega pricakovanja. Popoldne
drugega dine je skozi vas votlo
donel glasnikov veliki boben.
Vsak je poznal ia votli glas.
Mahoma je bila vsa vas zbrana
okrog glasnika. Ia MIN. je stal
vrhovni glavar Kornstalk o.
stalimi nacelniki il naroda.
Moski in zenske, Sc otroci sami
SO molcali, sal so vedeli, zdaj
pa zvemo, kaj so staresine skle-
Mill!
Kornstalk je stopil naprej,
kratko je povedal, kar so pac
vsi re vedeli: da so Ciroki pro-
dali dezelo, da so Irokezi dezelo
. darovali in da so belei ustrelii
sina in oba vnuka glavarja U.s.
njene ustnice. Korstalk je po-
vel:
- Use to je poeetje belih lju-
di. Prebivajo "a velikim gozd-
natim pogorjem in zdaj price
njajo iztezati roko. v dezelo ze-
lenega trstja. Glavarji So skle-
Mill, da posljejo odposlance k
velikenu poglavarju belcev.
stopf pred mas, poglavar Sin
Bobneeega ptiea, in povej, "a
stran eesa hoceno povprasati
velikega glavarja belcev!
Sin bobneeega ptica je stopil
naprej in spregovori1 nekaj be-
sed, XII so pozneje postale slav-
ne -. vendar rdeeenau rlarodl.
zal MISC ponaagale:
- 70 je naoje sporoeilo veil
kemu glavarju beleev:: Anglezl
hocej0 vso dezelo ma jtigu sa-
: vanske reke tOhajo}, Traneozi
hoeejo dezelo ma severn savan-
size reke. Kje poten1 ostane, ve-
Tiki in n1odri pogIavar beIeev,
de3ela otrok NsnahC&a? Gull
sno, da so ii ciroki pFOdali ma
so .dezelo. Gull sno, d. 50 ii ve-
Iikodusri rodovi Irokezov naso
dezelo podarili, tosia n0Sa deze;
la nj tnlec - psice, III se da
kratko in raalo prodati - po-
dariti. Ljadie, hi 10 vendarle
trdip, 50 laznjivci. IN ee ho6a
kdo vendarle verjeti, da j. naSa
dezela tnlee, Ii ga lasko kkiOrs
koh vzarne in odnese, maj We,
da SO tenn tilcu Ostre pasGir
CO. Otroei boga Nanahaca vede
ravnati i kos6eninn Dkona u ta'
di belec ina sano emo srce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
Slovenski ujetniki IL La
Carne, O., bodo nasi gostie

venski javnosti, da sc v tabori-
! scu pri Port Clinton, Ohio,
nahaja med drugimi ujetniki,
rudi skupina slovenskih fantov
il Primorja. Njih imena so BIZ
la ze tudi priobcena, kot tudi cd
kje so donna il nase Primorske.
ii ujetniki bodo gostje ne
deljo 27. augusta, XII bodo pri-
sli sem ma podbudo Mr.. Anto-
ma Ipavca, kateri je bill pri njih
ze parkrat v posetu. Pridejo v
nedeljo dopoldan, .prisostvovali
bodo pri masi " slovenski GER
Xvi ma Holmes Ave. Pc masi
bodo sprejeti po organizaciji "a
slovenske vojne ujetnike il Pri-
morja in sodelovala bo tudi po-
druznica SANS st. 48.
TIE dive organizaciji sta sc "a
we'll, da Sc fantom priredi pra-
vo slovensko kosilo (obed) on
II uri. Teh fantov DO po stevilu
8, ter spremstvo, kot soferka,
XII jih DO vozila.
Slovensko javnost Sc prosi to-
lie, da pridete enkrat po eni uri
popoldan, to je sele po kosilu,
da jim pustite, da bodo gotovi z
obedom. Kosilo Sc bo vrsilo v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Fantje imajo dovoljenje le do
5. ure popoldan, torej boste l.
meli ma razpolago dobre 3 ure,
da boste pokramljali Z mimi.
Posebno Sc domacini, k a t e,r
smatrate, da ste cd tam donna,
boste zato ineli priliko. Maj to-
rel ponovno. navedemo imena in
cd kje da so donna.
Vinko Kaleic, donna il Ruzic
st. 40, Cotar Drago IL Rihen-
berka st. 20, Krsevan Zorro, liz
Gradisca st. SO. ida ia ne bi bill
moi sosed v domovini.) ice je
to Gradisce pri Vipavskem tr-
gu?), Rakar Marian pri Pulju
v Istri, Marusic Bruno iz Hra-
See pri Postojni, Lipusek Stan
ko cd sv. Lucije OBJ Soci, Resi-
movie Franc il Hrepelj Kezina
Brajkovic Anton, Pull st. 178
Dale Sc nahaja med mimi Sc
Floretti Marian, XII tudi trdi
da so njegovi predniki Sloven'
ci, in je donna IL Vidma (Udine)
ter ina Slovenko re zeno, ka-
terra je donna il Auce pri Kama
lu. Memo deklisko ime je bilo
suligoj.
Emo prosnjo ina pa odbor ma
vas vse, da &c pridete v dvora-
no, ste proseni, da pod nobenim
pogojem ne boste silili kakega
alkohola tenn fantom, ker vede-
tt moramo vsi, da oni so Sc ved-
no ujetniki in da je to- strogo
prepovedano.
Dale tudi, da Sc izognete
kake sirse razprave I mimi, ka'
tero bi Sc mogoGe smatralo "a
politicno.
! Kot je tudi re bilo porocane
da SO tt fantje podarili Sansu
Gin je bilo ze mem izroceno,: kot
tai podruznice st. 48 SANS.)
vsoto $500. Use priznanje Jim
Zavedajo Sc, da imamo' mi a.
meriski Slovenci organizacije
SANS, katera Sc trudi "a osvo
boditev njih domovine, "a zdru'
zitev vseh Slovencev v demo
kraticno federativno Jugoslayi
jo. I'll fantje, kot pripovedujejo
fso dovolj poskusili trpljenja poe
fasistieno Italijo. Ne le oni sa
mi, ampak YES mas slovensk
narod Primorju je trpel q:
flet. Dovolj SO zavzili recinovega
LOLA in prestali drugega TRIPLE
Inja, katerega 50 Jim povzroeal
sovrazaiki, cato ker SO bill Slo
lyenci.
J Ii fantje 81 ne zelijo drugega
'kot doeakati Sc dneva; das bi hi.
! Ia njih rojstna domovina syo
fbodna.