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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Klub "Ljubljana"

Euclid, Ohio. - Razmere da-
nes so pac take, da cim pride
mo domov IL della, da pogleda-
mo kje je casopis, da vidimo
kaj Sc godi po svetu. Kako pri-
jazno je sedeti gorki sobi in
citati casopisje. Ako Sc poglo-
bis v svetovne razmere, te pre-
sune do kosti.
Casopls odlozls IN pred oci tt
stopi privid milijonov mater in
njih sinov R hcer, XII so komaj
stopili v fantovsko in deklisko
dobo. Stric Sam je zaklical z
mogocnim glasom: Fantje, v
boj, sovraznik je pred durmi. y
Matt, nj tvoja krivda. Ohra-
bri Sc, ne obupaj. Bod 81 sve-
sta, da tt nisi rodila samo hra-
brega vojaka, pac pa tudi do
brotnika. Med tenn ko tvoj sin
prezi ma sovraznika in ga po-
ganja IL zasedenih krajev, O.
stanejo zadaj. zene in nedoHai
otroci, katerim namesto bajo-
netov jim deli kruh in mleko.
Matt, bodi potolazena, napocil
DO cas-, ko Sc ii bo tvoj sinko
zopet povrnil narocje. Bod
hrabra ako dobis sporocilo, da
je tvoj sin ranjen, kajti Stric
Sam preskrbi, da Sc ga pref ko
mogoce sprawl v gorko bolnis-
nico, kjer so spretni zdravniki
in bolnicarke krog MEGA in sim
ko tt zopet okreva. Matt, ne O.
bupaj, ne dopusti, da tt srce il
krvavi in oci iztecejo. Ne obu-
paj, pomiri Sc in tvoje misli ma.
pohite onkraj sirokega morja,
odkoder 81 tt, matt, prijadrala.
Vprasaj Sc kdo je tista matt
onkraj morja, tvoja prava Sc
stra, XII Sc je zibala v tisti zibel-
XII kot ii. Tia je prihrumela EVER
v cloveski podobi, XII je pozgala
in oropala vse do golega. Pobi-
la je otroke, odpeljala ali pobi-
la moze, dorasle hcerke odpe.
ljala' in delala znjim tako groz.
no, da Sc cloveku gabi in nj.
mann moci, da DO ia zverstvl
opisal. e:
Matere, fantje, dekleta in
plozie SO pobegnili v gozdove,
v k0likor jih Sc nj ugrabila
zlobna roka krvnika. Ia bitja
SO Sc skrivala po gozdovih, y
duplinah in skalovju. Bill SO vsi
zbegani in brez voditelja. Zdaj'
ci Sc skale razgrnejo in IL njih
je stopil kralj Matjaz. Skoeil je
ma najyisjo skalo, potegnil mei
il noznic, ga zavihtel in pa
kazal v smer, kjer Sc nahaja so,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09

Dne II. decembra bodo zopet
volitve. Takrat Sc ga bono pa
natreskali. Stavim 100 dollar
jew ma Joe Bana in 100 dollar
jew ma Franka Viranta. To so
Ribnieanje pri st. IL S. D. T.,
pravim.
No ia, pa DO Sc kdo rekel, da
je Danica zjutraj. Mrs. Centa
mi je povedala, da bo Danica
st. II S. D. 2. imela veselico
DIRT 16. decembra, zvecer.
Tole ljudi najbolj skrbi, kdo
bo SELL Frank Lauscheta Co.
lumbus. Meme je SELL Louis Spe-
HEX S svojim najvecjim true
kom.
Moi ofic "a sprejelnanje b.
3ienih daril je ma 6723 st. Clair
Ave. " Luzar's Cafe) in pa ma
1902 st. Clair Ave. Crank
Cerkvenik Cafe).
Kdor zeli meni kupiti nekaj
"a Krizmus, nj treba cakati
zadnje minute.
Vesele bozicne praznike in
srecno novo leto 1915 zelim
vsem!
.. Joe Pograjc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Drustvo mir" vabi
ma letno sejo

Cleveland CollinWood, Ohio.
Leto Sc bliza h koncu, ze
smoa v decembru ko Sc vrsijo
glavne letne seje. Tudi pase
drustyo MIR st. 142 S. N. r.
j, DO imelo letno sejo v nede-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-27

cAt1ous sbout psovidine Ios thsis asins psF~mts
Such condset RARRlER ees~esn ne selfish
sad his siss md slssnstss frssads ans sesaiai
ascss ~hs kno~ the faeta
We have sH ths ksrm certain psF.ens have
dons 10 thesnselses - eraslty. BAD MANNEKS
lessnsaa ai-fssper ard hypeF-sunsialssnsss
They 60 sFoaad OFFENDING peopis. uaskins
rnss shuttiag tAs.sivss Ell fres thoes $50 ehs -
frieads end then poadss wky thsg asikedf
othssS eisa ~all shesf thera.elsss ~ filthr kah-
its failurs sesp aad rsgussly sns ~ TIE
wearing 81 snssiy. snkempt sloshueaaS tksa ASST
thoss ~he tell thesa about "a.
Slil othsFs obduFate aboaf dniag oahera 80
"a the comnunitiss skeh they nnoss and insist
@sparsrasni ~hieh MIGHT have been ssesptshls
rsgioas fFom Which they nigrsted but Il rsp@snsnt
thoss AnonKst ~hom thsy have - i've.
Deaf huiid WALL aro1nd yosrssif - tkss uaaaner
roa CANNOT I've alone, and 4 ysu cold go
~ould not LIKE "a.
n you ~sns so~isty 70 accept you tAen ACT Aks a.
-Pitssburgh Courisr
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-27
MORE ABOUT ARE YOU BUILDING?

ety. individual live long without Other ptops
While it is well to be TOO close people, Il j.
fatal to be FAR AWAY.
The individual contributes to society bot ~ does
not CREATE it.
There is danger of people being selfish "a
narrow sense that they are THoUCHTLESS Of srd un-
Just to Others including immediate member 81 their
families.
They always looking for themselves = Ei<Sfs
and by the time their SELF-INDULGENCE has zee
course there is nothing left for others.
We all know of husbands who SQUAkDER their
wages elsewhere instead of spending money ehsar
wives, families and homes
We know of wives who think Of buyiaE goad
CLOTHES than buying good food properly uso shas
their homes.
There are children who, having been nouriahssl snd
cared for until they grow up, have been absea tsy
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-14
Willing

Willing
Mother: Johnnie, dear, ! was
hoping you would be unselfish
enough to give your little sister the
larger piece Of candy. Why, even
that nice old hen will give all the
incest dainties to her little chicks
and take only tiny one once in a
while for herself"
Johnnie CATER watching the old
hen for a while): well, MON, I'd
do the same thing if it was worms"
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Yields a Heavy Hand

A group of adults were discussing
what to do with Mr.. Hitler after
the war. All agreed that he must
be shown the error of his ways if
possible. A four-year-old boy lis
tened to them with interest for a
while, until he could contain him
self no longer.
Il just wish my mama could spank
him!" he said, with all the convict
ion of experience.
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works? The girl with the big eyes
and"
Wife: ION second thought,
won't bother you. It's not fair Of
me to ask you to do errands for
me after your long days work"
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A Grand Group of Folks

what is the greatest boon to
mankind?" asked the new teacher
in physics.
Cash customers" replied the
sophomore who kept books for her
fathers meat market.
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strategy in the Homo

Wife: John, will you match a
piece of silk for me on your way
home from the Officer"
Husband with a bright idea) /:
ooh, do you mean at the counter
where that very pretty blonde
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-14
No Mistake!

No Mistake!
Him-What are you doing with
that doughnut?
Her-Tll have you know that's my
new hat!
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Odd Conversations

Odd Conversations
Hockey Fan CARRYING late);
whats the scorer"
Wag in next Seat: Nothing to
nothing"
Fan: Good gamer"
w. I. N. S.: Don't know. II
hasn't started yet"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-14

Robert H. Ford, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Ray Ford, 81 Summit
avenue, recently graduated from the
Aviation Radio School, at the U. S,
Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla,
and was promoted to Seaman First
Class, u. S. N.
Entering the Navy April "a, 1914,
he received his recruit training at
Camp Perry, Va, before being
transferred to the Naval Air Tech
nical Training Center at Jackson
vile.
Seaman Ford is now qualified
Aviation Radioman and is scheduled
for operational training. He will
probably see service as naval air.
crewman.
Before joining the Navy, Seaman
Ford was an apprentice at the New
port News shipyard.
IT'S Carroll Gelwicks, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. F. Gelwicks. 613
North Mulberry street, who has
been spending a 30-day leave at
home, following two years service
in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands
reported to Drew Field, Tampa. Fla.
on Tuesday.
His brother, Cpl. Billie Gelwicks
left recently for overseas duty and
is now in England, arriving there on
November 8. He writes home that
he is getting along OK and that he
is getting plenty of good food over
there
Sgt. William J. Harper, son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Harper, GIT West
Church street, 19-year-old tail gum
ner of the crew of BIZ Flying
Fortress, has recently been awarded
the Air Medal. He won the decor
alton for 'meritorious achievement"
while participating in heavy bomb
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Pvt. Samuel F. Judd, who before
entering the Service lived on Route
l, Hagerstown, is fighting in Italy
with the 36Ist Infantry Regiment,
which spearheaded the advance of
Lieutenant General Mark w. Clark's
Fifth Army from Velletri to the Ar
no River without having once given
ground. The 361st is part of the 91st
Powder River" Division, currently
in the Florence Bologna drive.
The regiment landed in Italy last
May 81 and two days later moved
into the line and fought its first
battle just north of Velletr1, while
attached to the 35th ''Texas" Divis-
ion. The 361st was one of the units
that took the Albano Hills and
Lake Albano making possible the
fall of Rome.
Bypassing Rome, the regiment con-
tinued to advance north on Highway
l and participated in the capture of
Tarquinia, which fell June 8, and
Montalto, 10 miles further north,
which fell on the following day. The
361st then went on to defeat the
Germans at Magliano and capture
the key terrain feature of Poggio di
Moscano on June II.
The outfit next won signal vic
tory at Ponte d'Istria, where the I'M
it captured more than 200 Germans
One company of the 361st had eros
sed the Ombrone River and entered
the town; two other companies had
f1anked the village. A German force
counterattacked in the town and
was taken by surprise by the flank
companies.
The regiment advanced further to
take Paganiro, Roccastrada, Radi-
condali and Casole D'Elsa. 1t was
pulled out of line for rest July 4.
Rejoining the 91st Division, the 361st
attacked again July IA east of Ce-
Gina. 1t then moved through Orceto
Ponsacco and Pontedera and was the
first to reach the Arno River July II.
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Joining her husband in military
service, Pvt. Julie M. Joy, daughter
of Mrs. Hazel Mckee Hagerstown
is taking basic training at the ThirC
WAC Training Center, Fort Ogle
thorpe, Georgia, as a member o
the Women's Army Corps. Her hus
band, Sgt. William N. Joy, is serv
ing overseas with the Army All
Corps
A former resident of Atlantic CITY
N. j., Private Joy formerly wa
featured singer with dance banc
led by her husband Upon his in
duction into the Army, Private JOY
took over the management Of the
band until she also entered thu
Service.
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Promotion of Franklin E. Houpt,
son of Mrs. Leoda D. Houpt, Mol
Ter avenue, to corporal, was an
nounced recently by Col. Eugene B.
Bayley, commanding officer of the
Army Air Base, Hill Field, Utah.
Corporal Houpt is assigned to Hill
Field in the capacity of a welder in
the Maintenance and Repair Sect
ion.
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bany, Georgia, training station, has
been transferred to Gunter Field,
Alabama, for basic flying training,
another step in the course that leads
to a commission in the Air Forces
and the coveted silver wings. Cadet
Manious took his pre-fight training
at Maxwell Field, Alabama, and
Greenwood, Miss.
Before entering the Cadet train
ing school in October l943, he was
employed by the Glenn L. Martin
Company at their Baltimore plant
and later at their new plant at Oma-
ha, Neb., so it is easy to see where
he got his interest in aviation.
Cpl. Patrick J. Mcclure, of 321
North Locust street, was promoted
recently to sergeant. Corporal Nc
CURE serves with the Plans and
Training Section, part of the Twel-
fth United States Army Group COM
manded by Lieutenant General
Omar N. Bradley. 1t was this
famed Twelfth Army Group that
guided the lightning drivers Of the
American First and Third Armies in
their sweep across northern France
this summer.
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Pvt. John c. Feigley, son of Mr..
William Feigley, 633 Pennsylvania
avenue, and Pfc. Edward L. Wagner,
son of Mrs. Mary Wagner, 327 South
Potomac street, are fighting in Italy
with the 338th Infantry Regiment
which has been credited with killing
and wounding many hundreds OF
Germans and taking nearly 700
prisoners in four weeks of cold, bit
ter fighting in the Gothic Line.
They are called the "old timers"
these men and officers of the 338th,
part of the 85th Custer" Division in
Lieutenant General Mark w. Clark
Fifth Army. They are veterans of
bloody Solacciano Ridge and the
Gustav Line, Formia, the Gaeta
Peninsula and Rome. They are now
standing at the approaches to the Pc
Valley, long haul from Minturno
where the regiment entered the
lines on last April 81. 'tMarchons''
Let us march! is the regimental
motto. Nobody marched through
the Gothic Line but the 338th got
through.
The LIST Battalion led in the cap
ture of Mount Altuzzo, 5000 feet of
Straight up" rock, key to vital II
Giogo Pass, major objective of the
85th Division. This same unit
staged an amphibious landing to oc-
cupy Sperlonga above Gaeta last
May. Earlier, a company in the End
Battalion seized a strategic position
in the Gustav Line and held it
against desperate German battal-
ion for three days. This feat was
almost duplicated by the same COM
pany in attacking Mount Zanobi
above Firenzuola and holding the
peak all day against four Jerry
counterattacks, including two with
tanks which fired directly into the
CTS foXholes.
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Aviation Cadet Alvin C. Manious
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Manious
722 West Church street, having sue
essfully completed his primary
phase of flying training at the Al
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-14

Promotion of Laurence j. Wieder-
hold to Staff Sergeant was announc-
ed recently by Col. Eugene B. Fay
ley, commanding officer of the Army
Air Base, Hill Field, Utah.
S/Sgt. Wiederhold is assigned to
Hill Field in the capacity of chief
of electrical equipment and apph-
ances. His wife. Mrs. Helen Marie
Wiederhold, is making her home at
the present time with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wiederhold, II0S
Pennsylvania avenue.
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OUR CITIZENS IN UNIFORM

about Washington County who
serving Armed Forces
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Sgt. Oneita M. Crosswhite, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Cross
white, 302 South Mulberry street.
who is member of the WAC De-
tachment attached to the head
quarters of the Far East Air Forces
somewhere in New Guinea, has been
awarded the Good Conduct ribbon
for exemplary behavior, efficiency
and fidelity" The presentation was
made by 1t. Gen. George c. Kenny,
Commanding General of the Far
East Air Forces.
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ardment missions in the Eighth Air
Force offensive against the enemy
over continental Europe.
Before entering the Army Air
Forces in August, l943, he was en-
ployed by Hagerstown County En-
gineers as an assistant surveyor.
The gunner won his wings at
Kingman Gunnery School in April
1914. He is now a member of the
486th Bomb. Group, unit of the
Third Bombardment Division, the
division cited by the President for
its historic shuttle bombing of the
messerschmitt plant at Regensburg,
Germany.
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Technician Fifth Grade Richard
w. Hebb, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Hebb, Funkstown, has been promot-
ed to the rank of staff sergeant at
his base on an island somewhere in
the New Hebrides. Staff Sergeant
Hebb, who is serving with the Head
quarters Company of his unit, has
been based at his present head
quarters ever since arriving over
seas in January 1913. He has made
a number of civilian friends who are
very hospitable and often invite
him to their homes and needless to
say he greatly appreciates, not only
their hospitality, but also their fine,
homecooked meals.
Several months ago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hebb received a letter from the
Chaplain of his outfit telling them
of the fine work Richard has been
doing as the leader in the Service
Mems League, which he was in
strumental in getting started.
Before entering the Service in
September 1912, he was employed
as salesman by the Reynolds To-
bacco Company.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-12-14

Staff Sgt. Vernon Barr, son of Mrs
Mamie Barr, LAT South Locust
street, who was wounded in the
right arm in France on September l.
is now able to write home, although
the writing has to be done with his
left hand. The sergeant, who is in
an English hospital, writes his moth
er that he is much better Enter
ing the Service in March 1943, he
has been overseas about four
months. Friends wishing to drop
him line, may obtain the address
by phoning his mother. The num-
Der is 2982-R.
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Berdett Bayne Six, husband of
Mrs. Freda Louise Six, and son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Six, all of
Is Winter street, Hagerstown, has
been graduated from the Aviation
Ordinances School at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center, Norman,
Okla.
Seaman Six, graduate of Hagers-
town High School, entered the Navy
in May, 1914, at Harrisburg, Pa.
Cpl. Harold A. Mock, 20, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Mock, 908 Pope
street, recently arrived overseas and
joined a B-24 Liberator Bomber
Group in Italy as combat tail gun
ner.
This veteran bomber group, one
of the oldest in the Mediterranean
theater, initiated its combat opera
tons on August l, 1912. blasting
the port of Mersa Metruh, Egypt,
then used as supply base for Rom
mePs Afrika Korps. 1t then moved
ahead with every major Allied adj
vance, participating in the Egyptian
Libyan, Tunisian, Sicilian and Ital-
ian campaigns. 1t now takes part
in the devastating attacks on Hit
ler's Europe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

Po oni strasni noci je minilo
par dni. Kmetje so Sc zavedli
svojega stalisea in Sc poeasi po-
mirili. Veselili so sc sicer, da nj
bilo hujsega in tclazili drug dru-
gega, a vsem je bilo vendar hui
do, ker MISC mogli izvojevati
svojih pravic. - Ker so videli,
da nj nikake nevarnosti vec, SO
Sc zopet vrnili ma svoje domove
in tudi obupane zene in jokajo-
co deco 50 polagoma sprawl do
NOV.
Nekega popoldne so Sc zbral'
knetiski veljaki in voditelj!
punta v gostilni pri Mohorku in
ukrepali, kaj storiti v bodocno'
sti.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko poves+
PrirediI Jovoron
PrirediI Jovoron

- Bog We vse to. - Vem, tudi
ii 81 me .ljubila. -- A zdaj; ah
morala 81 sc lociti - lociti brez
zadnjega dokaza ljubezni, brez
besedice v slovo - brez - ah,
ne upam 81 izreci -- ne morem,
Nigana - odpusti, kakor ii od-
puscam JAZZ, ker vem, da te je
prenaglila tvoja nemirna nara
va! - o kruta zena y bleda
smrt! oropala 81 mi srce - "a
kaj? - Zakaj 81 mi unicila We
sele upe? - Oh mrtvih upih
maj torej plakam! Da, Nigana,
dovoli, da tvoj mrtvi obraz Sc
enkrat porose mole pekoce SOL
ze! - Nigana! - Nigana"
Tako je stokal France in po-
novno poljubljal mrzle ustnice
svoje nesrecne zene, XII Sc mu
je Sc po smrti zdela lepa.
Mozek je cutil S prijateljem
zato mu je pustil, da je lahko
dial duska vsem svojim neiz-
mernim bolecinam in da je lah-
ko Sc zadnjikrat nemoteno iz-
kazal svojo ljubezen mrtvi ze'
nj; vedel je namrec, da Sc bo
ravno ma ia nacin najprej po.
miril in nasel uteho. - Memo
je pokleknil oh njenem truplu
potegnil IL zepa rozni venec in
tho molil "a ciganko; zdaj Sc
je ozrl ma memo mrtvo oblicje
in potem je pogledal v obraz
Francetu - in svetle solze So
cutja so mu zalile obraz.
K.
V gradu so Sc zlasti ma pust
nj torek yes dan ma vso m O
pripravljali ma boj zoper kme
tiski punt. Yes dopoldan sc
spremljali visoke goste. Prise
je grof Turn svojim sprem
stvom, dale mestni upravnil
radovljiski in radovljiski "a
kupnik. Prihitela sta ma tur
Skin konjicih mlada diva Lam
berga in Sc vec drugih plemi
cev in vitezov. Krasno so sc le
sketali zlati in srebrni slemi
svetlo nabrusene Sable so 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

razmisljal, kako Sc izide no
cojsnja noe IN prihodnji dan.
Tedaj je pa naenkrat nekdo
potrkal ma njegova vrata' in '
soho je stopil sci, naznanjajoc,
da Sc je okoli Radovljice utabo-
rila velika turska ceta. z mrz-
licno hitrostjo Sc je raznesla
grozna novica po vsem gradu,
Ko so bill vsled tega ze vsi zme.
deni in brez pametnega sveta,
so naenkrat zaslisali grozen
polk; nihce 81 nj mogel razlaga'
ii, kaj maj to pomeni, samo TO-
liko so 81 mislili, da je gotovo ,
zvezi $ Turk. Nemudoma sc
razposlali sele po okolici, drug
so pa zastrazili grajske prosto
re; in tako so vsi v strahu pri
cakovali dneva.
Hartman je kakor zmesan il
yes obupan nemirno tekal cd so
be do sobe.
Ko 50 .drugo ,jutn0 natanko IL
vedeli, kaj Sc je zgodilo, so ia
koj sklenih zbrati veliko vojsk'
zoper turske pesjane. Zato s.
vsi vitezi in plemici S svojim
vojaki in hlapci odsli vsak nj
svoj grad. Ostal je Hartman
sam le z malim krdelcem svojil
vojakov, zakaj vedel je, da s
kmetje, vsi zbegani in prestra
SEMI in v strahu pred Turk n
bodo tako nitro zopet vzdignil
zoper MEGA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
Program preds+ove
silk "a Y sredo

Sedaj, ko vojska divja ma
Francoskem, bono videli tam Sc
prvo vojsko, potem pa sedanjo,
S kaksno furijo so Nemci prema-
gall Francoze, zatem tam anne
riske legijonarje. Yes Pariz in
" MEM razstava leta 1881, dom.
Sv. Terezike v Lesiuksu, preko
katerega je sla sedanja vojska,
Dale poroke: Navadne, tudi N =
jerjeva. Potem srebrne in konc-
no se zlate, tudi Permetova, XII
Sc nj bila do sedaj pokazana. Tu-
di nekaj vrtov. Dovolj DO po-
membnih silk ma vrtu, pridite Oh
casu, zacetek oh 8. uri.
A. c., prireditelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

kopale v solncnih zarkih, po
hodnikih 50 samozavestno roz-
ljale ostroge in po mostovzih in
dvoranah Sc je cula nemska, la
tinska, deloma tudi slovenska
govorica.
Hartman in njegova gospa
Poliksena sta navduseno spre-
jemala mlade viteze, plemenite
gospe, bliznje grascake in pie
mice.
Yes grad je bill pokonci, ka-
kor bi Sc pripravljala plemeni-
ia gospoda "a poroko in ne "a
- boz.
Polno dvorisce je bio hlap.
cev raznih plemicev, spremlja.
jocih >svoje gospode. Ponosno je
hodil valpet Eric po hlevu in
narocal domacim hlapcem, ma.
dobro postrezejo konjem, kel
ne .bode zastonj. Skoro Sc mo.
gocnejse Sc je sukal oskrbnih
Damijan okrog veznih vrat tel
skrbel "a red. Venomer je rem
cal, zdaj mad deklami, zdaj mac
hlapci, ter brez potrebe teka
po stopnicah gor in dol. Stars
Marusa, stanovitna grajska de
kla, Sc je jezila proti mladin
deklam, da sc oskrbnik brez po
trebe su6e po stopnicah in pt
vezi, le da hi obrnil nase vecjt
pozornost.
Toda Damijan Sc nj menil z:
zasmehljive besede stare De
kle, XII sc je z oskrbnikom sta
villa v isto vrsto, ampak je da
lie stanovitno meril svoje kora
Ike po vezi in stopnicah.
Hartman je zapovedal, n a
bodo proti veceru oborozeni VS.
vojaki, da pocakajo kmetisk
bojevnike ali da sami udarij'
nanje; in kakor blisk je slo ME
govo povelje cd ust do ust, o.
glave do glave.
Blizala sc je sesta ura. V S
grascinski vojaki so re stall Q
borozeni ma grajskem vrtu il
nestrpno pricakovali nadaljne
ga povelja. Plemenitasi pa S
sc zbirali v veliki dvorani, XII j
imela okna S pogledom ma jeze
70, in Sc tn posvetovali, kako k
mogli najbolj pametno pomirit
: kmete in zadusiti punt. Hartma
> ma pa nj bilo ne ma vrtu in n
> v dvorani, marvec je pocival
mehki blazini v svoji sobi te
: yes v skrbeh "a svoj obstane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
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