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The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
SEVEN-SHIP CONVOY SUNK

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NEW GUINEA, Sept 29.-At- tacking a seven-ship convoy, an American patrol plane sank a 10,- 000-ton Japanese transport and badly damaged another small CT troopship.
 This was the first allied strike over Sulu Archipelago in the southwestern Philippines.
 Headquarters reported today that this brought the total to 15 Japanese ships sunk or damaged in the last six days in the south west Pacific.
 The plane attacks marked a continually expanding aerial blockade in the southwest.
 Planes for several weeks have roamed virtually unchallcnged in southern Philippine waters.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
90 JAP CRAFT SUNK
SIX WARSHIPS INCLUDED IN
 RAIDERS SCORE

U. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS AT PEARL LIAR PLANES
 BOR, Sept. 29.-(AP)-PlaI,es of the American task force sank or damaged upwards of 90 Japanese surface craft, including six war ships, and wiped out 36 planes in the. central Philippines, it was reported today.
 Such powerhouse attacks SCOUT ged the invasion and menaced the archipelago.
 The southern headquarters an nounced further results for Thursday by raising the devasta- ton of wrecked planes by raids to 894 planes destroyed and at least 160 surface craf tsunk.
 Also there were more than 200 sunk or damaged by the planes were prowling in Philippine wa ters unchallenged by the Japan csc navy.
 Admiral William Halsey's Third Fleet sent planes over the islands ringing the Visayan Sea. en raid CTS, a destroyer and three des- troyer escorts were lost.
 Among ships definitely sunk were a troop transport, three large oil tankers and six medium craft and five small cargo ships.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29

 INVADED SCOTT

Robert Scott, younger son Of MT. and Mrs. Tolbert Scott, has just received his commission as lieutenant. Bob joined the ca- dets and trained at the West State College in Texas.
 He was graduated at the head of his class of 80.
 Bob" then transferred into a navigation school for several months. An announcement to his family here from the Army Air Forces Navigation School at Hondo, Texas, states that he has graduated as a lieutenant from that school on September 18th.
 Bob is now on furlough in New York visiting his older bro- ther Wilson, who is also in the service.
 His father, Tolbert Scott, of this city was recently elected o the position of Territorial senator in the elections held in the Territory two weeks ago.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
CONFERENCE IS CALLED
 HUGE SUCCESS

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 29. --(AP-Dumbarton Oaks se- curity conferees announced that they had reached "a large meas ure agreement in their plans for world organization, it was report ed today.
 The Russian phase of the con- ference after Russian talks, which lasted six weeks, failed to settle all the issues. They were con- cluded yesterday with a series of speeches by the British American and Soviet delegation.
 The chairman Of the American and British delegates is schedule to meet with the Chinese group this afternoon, concluding the se- curity tasks. The meeing is ex- pected to last about 10 days. &C., cording to Under-secretary of State Stettenius, conference chairman; Sir Alexander Cados air, the British chairman, and the Soviet ambassador. Gromyko.
 Ambassador Gromyko is quot- ca as saying that the conversa- fions had been useful and led to large measure agreement rec omrnendation in the general framework of the organization in particular, the machinery .reouir- ed to maintain peace and secur- ityy.
 The reports will now go to their respective governments.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
HUNGARY TO SEEK PEACE. IS REPORT

MOSCOW, Sept. 29.--(Ap)-, The Red Army's three way of fensive against Hungary iron, Romania and Yugoslavia, develop ed swiftly, it was reported to- day.
 Rumors of peace by feelers rom the Budapest government in dicated that Hitler's last import ant saellite was desering.
 Soviet troops took vydran. a Czechoslovak rail station,( three miles inside the frontier.
 Bupkow, on the Polish side of the Lupkow Pass, was also ta- ken.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
FIFTH ARMY BATTLES IN MUD, RAIN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN FRANCE, Sept. 29.-{AP)-The American Fifth Army battered to the northeast today, through mud and rain, and captured north Battaglia, which is II miles from Imola, it was reported.
 Allied headquarters announced also that they had seized three key heights, commanding a di- rect route to north Bologna in the Adriatic sector.
 The British Eighth Army gain ed the southeast edges of the Pc Valley.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
AMERICANS IN LORRAINE

LONDON, Sept. 29.-(AP)- American Third and Seventh Armies surged forward from three to five miles though fierce German esistance in Alsace LOT raine.
 It was announced today that the Third Army knocked out 82 German tanks.
 The two armies are prying at Belfort Gap, only II miles away, and are knocking at four main passes through Vosges to the Rhine. They shredded half a sault to the German frontier, cap tured eight to 10 villages.
 The German commander at Calais asked for surrender terms.
 It. Gen. Sir Miles Dempsey combined the British Second Army with the parachute troops and closed in to the Mouse river, on a 20mile front from the Ni- jemegen corridor to Holland. The United States First Army, which is in the middle, pushed the as- sault othe German fronier. cap- turing Remic in Luxemburg.
 The Nineteenth Tactical Air Force directly supporting Gen. Patton, destroyed 58 locomotives, 147 railway cars, seven barges, and made 72 cuts in the railway lines.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
ROOSEVELT OUTLINES $ BASIC POINTS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.- (AP)-President Roosevelt an- nounced an outline with eight basic points controlling the post war Germany, SO the German na- ton "does not become a menace again in succeeding generations.
 The President wrote letter to Leo Crowley, foreign economic administrator, outlining what is termed as major policies which are to be put into effect after the German military resistance collapses. He stated that it had the approval down the line, state, army and treasury departments. Among the things directed are continued lendlease, after the collapse to whatever degree to wind up the war. It also stated that the administration should work for reconstruction and re- conversion to industry on a ba- sis of mutual understanding among the allies in the direction of international trade and that it should be on as free basis as possible.
 The report that the cabinet is split over the Morganthau plan to de-industrialize Germany, is es- sentially untrue as to basic facts, it was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
FDR TO MAKE TWO SPEECHES

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept, 29.--President Roosevelt today said that he had no political speaking plans now beyond a ra- dio broadcast to the democratic party workers on October 5th,
 The. President said that he might make two speeches in New York before the election.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
RETURNS FROM ANCHORAGE A

Mrs. Alvin Polet, who has been employed by the Somrners Con- struceion Co.,, returned from . two weeks vacation spent in. An- chorage. She saw many Nome ties and former friends, but is glad tQ be home again.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP

Alvin Polet, manager of the Alaska Airlines, returned from a business trip to Anchorage and Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29
TELLER RETURNS
 MAKE NO CHANGE

The political situation remains unchanged with the precinct of Teller now in. When the report from Kiana is received, the com plete totals will be announced. :.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29

Most of the great routes of in- ternal transportation in he Unit ed, States were surveyed by army engineers.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-29

The refrigerator railway car used in transportation of perish able vegetables was devised in 1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Margaret Ann Green,
Ii. John Harper Wed

MISS MARGARET ANN
Ava GREEN and 1t. John
Alden Harper. USNAC, were
married Saturday at 4:30 p. m.
in ST. Pauls Cathedral.
The Very Rev. Kirk b. O'Fer-
rail- officiated.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Green. of
Piper Blvd, and 1t. Harper Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Harper of ST. Joseph, Mich.
Miss Green wore gown ef
white brocaded satin and a
finger-tip veil of bridal illusion
caught to a tiny caiot of bro
caded satin. She carried a cas-
cade of white orchids and
Stephanotis.
Miss Marilyn Green, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Honeymoon in Indiana

Following 80 wedding a
breakfast was held at BotSford
Inn with an evening reception
at Dearborn Inn.
Upon the Return from their
Indiana hUueymoo B.-iFf,
Stuart will 90 back TO Nor
folk. Va.
Mrs. Charles A. Rogers of w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Outer Drive visited her daugh-
ter and Son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Monnot IN Berger. Tex,
and when She returned home
She was accompanied by her
granddaughter. Mary Mrs. c.
l. Monnot is here from the
South visiting her parents and
brother. the Charles A. Rogers,
and a S John Rogers. home on
leave from Cornell Univer-
SHY.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Griffith
Of Ashton road have as their
guest their nephew, Sgt. David
Lee Campbell, home on furlough
and wearing a Purple Heart
after % months OF active Serv-
ice i'm the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Wallace of
Breton road.
Pfc. Richard Reed spent the
weekend with his parents. the
Claude Reads of SALISBURY
road.
Mrs. Fred c. Edwards enter
tanned Thursday at a dessert
bridge in her Faust road home.
Present were:
MESDANTS
Ernest Tuttle Ann Harris
GcnrEc Brcntun r. & Cherry
Ruth Brown Maud B0usquct
r. G.. Van Avery
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Blcitz of
Rosemont road entertained at
dinner Saturday evening MeSSrs
and MesdameS Howard HaSlcr,
Lyman JillSOn, Waldo Irwin and
Arnold LindemanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

and wore a gown of pastel pink
broeaded satin. Her tiny calot
matched her costume, and she
carried pink roses and pale blue
iris in an arm bouquet.
1t. Joseph Herr was best
man and the ushers were
Charles A. Bigelow and Robert
Clark. uSNR.
Mrs. Green wore an after
noon dress of orchid crepe, arc
a hat in the same shade with
yelling. Her flowers were
orchids in a corsage bouquet.
A reception was held in the
Church House.
1t. and Mrs. Harper left for
San Francisco. where 1t. Har-
per is to be stationed. He re-
Gently returned from l8 months
service overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Brown. son of the Seymour H.
Browns of Glastonbury road.
AS Brown is home on a It,
day leave from Pampa, Texas.
Sic Jack Bolton came home
on leave following his grad
uation i'm radio at the University
of Chicago. He is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Bolton
OF ArteSian road.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh came
from New York to be with her
parents, the Charles X. Bottoms.
while Lt.rWalSh is overseas.
Capt. John Wallace com
pleted his 50 missions in the
European area and is home on
a 30-day leave with his parents,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

seqmns. She wore elbow
length gloves and a small
white-aewored hat Orchids
fashioned her shoulder cor
sage.
Betty. the brides sister,
was maid of honor and John
Teetor, USN, came from the
University of Illinois to bc
best man.
Mrs. Pardoe wore a pink
and black crepe dress accent
Hated in sequih s, and
matching hat. Mrs. Stuart
wore an American Beauty
dress, black hat and accesso-
ries. Both mothers wore cor
sage bouquets Of pink car
nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Son Visits WiseIeys

Pfc. Joseph Colwell, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colwcll,
has received his paratrooper
wings and has returned TO TT.
Bennlng. Ga, after a furlough
with his parents, the Joseph r..
6Ofweffs. IN Glastonbury road.
Paul WiScley, USN. is home
for the weekend with his par
ents, the l.. G.. WiSeleys. and
visiting his pal, AS Richard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Ze,,na RarAoe,
K. 4. Stuart Wed

JENNA PARDoE daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Philip A. Pardoe
Rosedae Park spoke her marriage vows TO Dental Tech
Richard Lee Stuart and Mrs Arthur A. Stuart of
Meeta avenue The Rev FIR Wilbur Chateau performed the
ceremony high saturday in the rcctoy Of ST. Marys
Church Of BEDFORD.
The brides gown Of white silk crepe fashioned with
sweetheart nccknp sleeves wide wastband of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
NWes+ern


NORTHWESTERN Women's
~ Club will hold its Saith an
nual Christmas musicale and tea
at , p. m. Monday in the Call
vary Presbyterian Church house.
Guests Of honor will be the past
presidents of the club.
Mrs. David Wesley, chairman
of the music committee; Mrs.
Perce A. APPEL, chairman of the
hostess committee. and Mrs. r.
c. Loughread. chairman of the
garden committee. will sponsor
the event. Members may bring
guests.
Christmas carols will be sung.
by the club chorus under the
direction of Mrs. {. p. Bidlack
and Francis B. Courtney of the
Story Tellers' League will tell q
Christmas story. Also appearing
on the musical portion of the
program will be:
Kathryn Coodchnd Beth x sharpe
Muuel Benham Mrs Roy Miller
The social service depart
ment will attend a luncheon at
1890 p. m. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. G.. l.. Mitchell in
Longfell0w avenue. Assisting
the hostess viii be-:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

WEDNESDAY BOOK CLUB
will hold a Christmas tea and
meeting at 2 p. m. Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. K. M.
Walker in Edison avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-17

kor volk. Iskal sem Elijevo ro-i
dovino. Tedaj sem izvedel gor-
ski krcmi, da 81 ii v Planini od-
vrnil cd mas ljudstvo in izrocil
Pavla sterca v gosposke roke,
izvedel sem pozneje v TEN kra-
ju, kako 81 izdajstvo pri KRIS
KEN napisal ma moi racun. Go
vori, je-li tako, kaj?" zakrici
Marko plamtecih oei in napne
samokres. =
"Da", vzdigne Drmacie drh-
tee. ,.- 4
"Vidis, da govorim resnico.
Podnevi sem spal v grmu, pono-
ci sem pa hodil in iskal Elijeve
otroke. Pridem do Osvaldove
hise v Pisecah. Osvalda je pre-
gnala gospoda, ker je dal zave-
tie upornikovim otrokom. Kata
je umrla, otroci so prosjacili
po kraju. Poiskal sem j h ter
jih peljal k plemieu Milieu v 60
70 pod Okicem. Resil sem ga ne
koc il turskega suzenjstva. Re-
KEEL sem mu, ma Sc izkaze hva-
leznega in maj sprejme Elijeve
otroke. Sprejel jih je, hvala Bo-
gu. Hotel sem videti Sc svoje
Krenil sem v rase gore. Ponoci
sem prisel v vas. Zvedel sem
da so pod dobrim varstvom, pr
stricu duhovniku.
Wei sem slovo cd njih - or
- tako jih nisem bill poljubi
! nikdar. Stric duhovnik mi pove
kako mu je pravil Jovan Kova
cevic, da je bill Gregoric vie
i pri Jasenovcu in da je dobil "a
l to neki Drmacic 500 tolarjev
Je-li tako, powell" zaklice U
= skok, pokaza svoje belle zobe il
nastavi samokres ma SimonOvs
prsa.
"Da - da!" trepece kmet
kakor da ga trese mrzlica.
(Dalje prihodcJ:6i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-17

Sc takrat dvignili kmetje oh
Saw mad gospodo. Tu 81 bill tt,
bill sem tudi JAZZ. zadnjikrat sva
Sc videla V Vidnu, kaj ne? Ne
sci sem pismo med Uskoke, maj
Sc dvignejo tudi oni. Vse je bilo
dobro, bratje so bill pripravlje-
nj, da Sc dvignejo, a ko stopim
nekega jutra pred svoja vrata,
me pocaka ceta vojakov, me
zgrabi, vklene in povede V je-
co V Ljubljano. Pri tel stvari je
bila izdaja. Neki znanec izmed
straze, XII me je spremljala, mi
pove, da je bill V Kostanjevici
pri podpolkovniku n e k i slabo-
ten kmetiski clovek. L. pripo-
vedovanja sem izpoznal, da 81
bill tt. Kaj ne?'
Drmacic ne rece nicesar.
Isl bill ti?" zarjove Molina in
izvlece il nedrij samokres.
"Da," zasepece Drmacic
pobeseno glavo.
"Ej, vidis, da sem uganil. Po'
slusaj naprej. V ljubljanski LUX
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-17
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FATS TO HELP MAKE SOAP AND
DI$lNFE<TANT$

Mi sem sedel oh suhem kruhu
in OBJ hladni vodi kakor pes. Nj
sem vedel, kako spremlja sreca
brate. Tedaj pripeljejo nekega
dne verigah cello ceto kmetov
in izvedel sem, da je Turn po-
tolkel pri Krskem Kupiniea in
Drvodelic mi rece, da je bila pri
tenn izdaja. Cujes-li, izdaja. Te-
daj Sc je pricela hujsa muka.
Vsak dan so mas vlacili pred So
disco, natezali so nam roke in
noge, krivili so nam ude v skrip-
cih, glej, Sc sedaj Sc mi poznajo
ma roki sledovi!
Hotel SO mas obesiti. Ia sebe
nisem dosti maral. A izvedel
sem, da' je moi pobratim Eliza
potolcen in wet. Moja zena ir
otroci imajo zavetje pri sorod
nikih, a ne tako Elijevi. Bilo m
je hudo. Sklenili smo, da ude
reno il jece. Sreca nam je bils
mila, vdrli smo il ME in pobeg
Mill. Locil sem Sc Cd drugih il
blodil po gorah in gozdovih ka
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-17
lNadalievanje)

Ma celjskem gradu je izgubil
glavo Pavel sterc, v jeci zagreb-
skega skofa sta hirala Pozebec
in Lepoic. Tudi Pozebec je bill
obglavljen ma moriscu, a Lepoi-
ca je resila bojazljivost, ker Je
pri Stubici prvi zapustil knee
ko vojsko. Cesar ga je pomilo-
still ma prosnjo Jurija Drasko-
vica. Elijo Gregorica in Guse-
tica je pripeljala vojska v Ia
greb, kjer je bila hitra roka
banskega sodisca zamasila Cub
Gu usta ma veke, da Sc ne bi IL
vedelo "a zverstvo plemenita-
sew.
A drugace je bilo usojeno F.
liji. Mega in njegovega tovari-
sa je poklical cesar pred sodi-
see dunajskega mesta. Tu Je
natezala nemska gospoda ude
ubogima kmetoma, tn SO ju sti-
skali S krutim skripcem, a tudl
nemska gospoda je tula IL ust
napol mrtvih hrvaskih kmetov:
"HoteE smo biti liudje, svo-
bodni.'
Ko je bilo napisano crno na
belem vse trinostvo plemenita-
Sew, ko je nezmotljiva roka, XII
belezi sodbo sveta, Vtisnila Vec'
nj pecat ma gosposko cello, SO
pahnili Elijo in njegovega tova-
risa zdrobljenih kosti Cd cesar
skega prestola in ju poslali ma
zaj V Zagreb. Minulo je leto po
Tahovi smrti. Gusetic je umrl Y
ieci "a muceniSkimi ranami, 8
Eliza je ostal zdrav in kot zad-
MIA zrtev kmeckega upora je
padla njegova glava ma trgu sVe
tega Marka pod rabljeVim me
Gem; cesar je MANFRED prepoVe
dial hujse nuke, pa tudi gospo
da ie bila zacela obzalovati svo
je prejsnje divjanje. Nj zaston
tekla kmecka kri, plenic je oh
cutll to trdo pest, zamislil Sc j
nekoliko V CloveSko zavest IL
kmet nj vec trpel zverskih muk
Mala cetica je Sc stokala
ljubljanski jeci, hrvaski kmetj
Bistric, SvraC, Drvodelic, Bar
toliC, Turkovic in Jskok Mark
Molina, XII ga ie bill vjel Josk
Turn. A tisto noe, predno (
bill morali biti obeseni, jim j
rekel Molina:
"Bratje! Jutri mas bodo ODE
sill. Umrli bono sramotno. BO
lie je, da poginemo danes, d
pademo junaSko. Nj mi mnOg
do zivljenja, a posten Glove
sem in obljubil sem Eliji, d
bonn skrbel "a njegovo zeno i
otroke. To me pece, ne mogel
mirno umreti. STRATA je slaba,
eden izmed strazarjev je ma
clovek, XII DO napajal pom {
druge z whom. Udrimo iz jec'
potem pa, kar nam nakloni Bo
in sreca junaska.'
"Udrimo, Markow
ZJutraj zgodaj najde gospod
razvaljena vrata, zlomljene ok
We in ma tleh zvezanega strazal
ia. Hrvatje SO srecno pobegn
Ii V strah kranjske gospode,
10 je nadvojvoda Karol nemi]
pocastil zaradi pijane straze.
Tudi susjedska pravda, vzrc
krvaVe vstaje, Sc je naposle
koncala, Ursula Sc je pobota
z rabljevimi otroci, izplacala G;
brijelu Tahu, sodniku banskee
stola, 10000 forintov in dobi
cello posestvo.
XLIII.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-17
XIII.

V Klanjcu je bilo zegnanje.
Pisani svct je mrgolel semter-
tie, hrvaski kmetje, stajerski
kmetje; vse Sc je zabavalo, pi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-17
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovnska povest iz leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - Il Hrv poslov. l.. J.

upora Sc nj spominjal nihce vec,
davno je ze minul. Najvec ljud-
stva Sc je gnjetlo okoli slepca IL
vojaske Krajine raztrganl
suknji. Mirno je sedel ma tleh
crni bradati MOI in vlekel lok
po cvilecih goslih in prepeval
hripavim grlom junaske pesmi,
kako je padel Nikolaj Zrinjski,
kako Sc je proslavil kraljevie
Marko. Cudno Sc je razlegala
pesem, cudno je kimala slepcu
glava, gosli SO cvilile in denar
je padal slepcevo kapo.
"Tega cloveka sem videl ne
kje V svojem zivljenju,' rece
majhen, po kmecko napravlJen
rjavec svojemu sosedu v kro-
gu pred slepcem. "Ne vem kje,
izpoznati ga tudi ne morem,
ker mu pokriva obraz silva bra
da. All, ze vem,' nadaljuje, a.
takrat Sc nj bill slep. No, z Bo-
gom, boter: Vecernice so minu-
le, oditi moran. Dolgo pot l.
nam do svoje vasi, steza gre
cez goro in caka me zena.'
"Eh, ne sail Sc, sosed! zena
te caka? Da, imas jo, hvala Bo-
gu, tri 1eta je Cd tega, kar 81 jo
odvedel IL sluzbe gospe Henin-
gove, in bila je re takrat vdova.
Gotovo nista vec otrocja. Tudi
tebe je re marsikak veter pre-
pihal po svetu."
"Molci," rece mali moz, "bilo
| je, a je minulo. Hisa mi dobro
stoji. z majhnim denarjem, S
500 tolarji sem 81 vredil gospo-
darstvo in m, hvala Bogu,
svoj clovek. z Bogom!''
Ma prve besede malega moza
Sc strese slepec nalahko, 10 k
mu tece mirneje in nateguje u
| Sesa proti strani, kjer je stal
mozicek. Naenkrat zategne lok
} "a strune, pograbi kajo in rece
ljudstVu:
"HVala YAM, bratje, "a denar,
"a usmiljeni dar. Gospod maj
: vam nikoli ne odvzame vida.
Lahko noc!'
\ Slepec Sc prerije skozi ljud-
} stvo in krene tipaje pred seboj
} S palico, proti gori.
i Mocno Sc lie re mracilO, ko do
: spe majhni rjavi kmet, gredoc
z brzimi koraki, ma vrh ozke
= steze, oh kateri sc je razprosti-
: raj ma desni strani gost gozd,
4 ma levi pa je zijal globok pre-
o pad. PriSedsi ma vrh zapazi mo-
< zicek cloveka, XII sedi pod hra-
a stom in nekaj je - pogleda
n blizje. To je bill oni slepec. -
ii Kmet Sc strese, ko izpozna dav-
a no znani mu obraz slepcev, a
s Sc nitro zave, ko Sc spomni, da
i je clovek slep in hoce mimo ME:
:, ga ma drugo stran hriba.
81 "Stoj!' zagrni naenkrat sle'
Ipec.
Kmeta strese ia znani obraz
a da obstane nehote. Hoce dalje
j. a Krajisnik skoci pred njegs
: in vpre divje svoje, "a cudo jas
j. ne oGi V kmeta.
ii "Zdravo, Simon Drmacic
O Drago mi je, da Sc po tako dol
gem casu zopet snldeva. Dolgt
k sem te iskal in nasel e m te
d hvala Bogu. Nell poznas, bo
a ter?' rece Krajisnik in vdar
l. kmeta po rami. Kmet ne zin'
a besedice, ampak gleda bled
a zemljo.
"Ne poznas me?" zakliee Kra
jisnik, "ej,> slab spomin imas
Povem ii. Sell spominjas Usko
ka Marka Moline, kaj?"
e. "Spominjam se," rece Drma
r cic drhtec.
zi "Drago mi je, da te nj zapu
i still spomin," nadaljuje v Sal
- Marko. "Pojdi, sedi k meni, mo
ram ii povedati nekaj besed,
in prijemsi kmeta "a roko, g
;! pelje k hrastu in ga potisne pc
Montana labor news., 1944-07-27

The Dewey-Bricker slate is as fasci-
mating as a 2-headed baby in a bottle,
according to Hank" Of the Buffalo Bull
letin.