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The messenger., 1944-07-01

Berglund of Prospect Street, were among those who have been at the Brownie Camp, Sweetheart Lake, Stafford Springs.
 Charles Baldwin of Park Av- enue, a veteran of the first World War, is home from the Newington Hospital.
 Mrs. Arthur w. Gregory and children of 536 Bloomfield Avenue are spending the summer at the shore.
 Herbert K. Collier of 53O Bloom field Avenue has been promoted from the managership of the Hart ford Branch Office of P. F. Collier 6 Sons, publishers, to a supervis- ory position which places him in charge of his company's sales offices of most of New England and upstate New York.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert E. Hall, Haviland Road, spent the 4th of July holiday with their dau- ghters, Mrs. Donald c. Waite, IT,, and Mrs. Wilbur Purinton, who have cottage at Quonochautaug, Rhode Island.
 Sergeant George Thomas of Camp Gordan, California has re- turned to duty after spending furlough with his family here. Earl w. Knickerbocker who is stationed at Nashville, Tennessee was among those who who enjoyed June furloughs with relatives at home.
 Brennis H. Tyrell of Prospect Street was elected president of the Cow Hill Association at the an- nual meeting of the group held last month at the home of Dom enico Maselli. MT. Tyrrell succeeds Dr. Charles J. Prohaska who served during the past year. MT. Maselli was elected vice president, and Mrs. J. Senior Washington, secretary and treasurer. The asso- citation is confined solely to resi- dents of Prospect Street, which formerly bore the name Cow Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Christian Petersen are attending the Grand Circuit Harness Race meeting watching the performance of Royal, Junior, the star of their racing stable. Just back from Cleveland they left this week for the race meet ing at Old Orchard.
 A. c. Petersen is at the Chatam, New York Eastern Circuit Race roeeting with Royal Star, a half brother of the Chris Petersen horse, which is doing so we'll in the Grand Circuit.
 LeRoy Oles of Dale Avenue earned the rating of expert marks man att the State Guard Meet held in Simsbury, June IS.
 Donald Prohaska who graduated from Loomis last spring has been sworn into the Merchant Marine and expects to leave for training duty late in August.
 Jill Steiner, daughter of MT and Mrs. Jackson s. Steiner recently was elected treasurer of the sen- for class at Oxford School.
 Rhoda Bercowitz is up and around after a long illness.
 Miss Zabriskie and Miss Hub bard of the local teaching staff
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me M1SSoS Wdy ana Odlly w IllC- aker and Laura Reynolds are at the YWCA Camp at Somers, Con- necticut.
 Mrs. Harold Humphrey is a patient at the Hartford Hospital.
 Brownie Troupe No. I'll enter tained the Holland Street Hartford Troupe at picnic held at the Blue Hills school grounds, June 20.
 Miss Wanda Canning of Brown Street is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Stephen Unveils of South Orange, New Jersey. Mrs. Juvelis is the former Odelite Canning. Joseph Ostapkevich of 40 Good- man Avenue recently underwent an operation for appendicitis. Miss Dorothy Harvey of Park Avenue has been a patient at St. Francis Hospital. Miss Faye Wiltse of the local school faculty is serving as a councillor at Penley's Camp in Maine.
 Blue Hills Fire Districts prizes to the boys and girls with the highest scholastic standing in the 7th and 9th grades went to Rachel Powers and Ribert Jorgeson of the 7th grade and Patricia Balesano and Philip LeChapelle of the 8th grade.
 Raymond Barnard and Dan Walsh attended the State Con- vention of the American Legion at New London, Connecticut late last month.
 MT. and Mrs. John Milvae and family recently visited with Cor poral John Milvae who is confined to the Station Hospital at Devens.
 Mary Lagan, Dolores Pinney; Peggy LeHane, Marjorie Lagan Duville and Loretta Lagan in com pany with Elaine Mullins of Hart ford vacationed at Ashbury Park, New Jersey.
 Miss Marion Pinney was a re- cent visitor at the home of Rev. erend and Mrs. Gibson I. Daniels, Westport, Connecticut.
 The James H. Francis farm on Wintonbury Avenue has been sold to MT. Adolph Peterson of Cottage Grove Road.
 Judy Tull, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Willard Tull, Simsbury Road, was among those who helped to erect the Brownie Camp at Staf- ford Springs. The location is known as Brownie Acres.
 Mrs. Elliott E. Steele, 12 Hub bard Street, has joined her hus- band at Camp Barkley, Texas. She was accompanied by her two sons, Elliott and Robert.
 Mrs. Margaret Porteus Judge, Cottage Grove Road, is visiting with her husband who is in the service and stationed at Mon- terey, California.
 Nicholas Maratta suffered sev- ere burns to the palms of both hands in an accident in a Hartford factory.
 A daughter has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Alex Mechachonis of Old Windsor Road.
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Cod residence at 3 HuckleDerry Lane to MT. and Mrs. Morris G.. Granger.
 Mrs. Andrew Carr, William C.. Cooley and J. o. Hoover served on the Hartford County Superior Court jury during the term which closed Friday, June 30.
 Barbara Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carroll Clark of Wood- land Avenue, is home after a six months stay at the Shriners' Hos pital, Springfield, where she under went two operations for scoliosis.
 Reverend and Mrs. William Barnes of Bloomfield Avenue are spending the summer at their cottage at Martha's Vineyard.
 Ruth Finch has just completed a stay of two weeks at the Brownie Camp, Sweetheart Lake, Stafford Springs, Connecticut.
 Mrs. Calvin Fisher, who now re- sides in Manchester, Connecticut, attended the annual Guild picnic here.
 Mrs. Amos E. Bedding of Bloomfield Avenue has just re- covered from an illness of several
 Mrs. Franklin P. Keefer of Park Avenue has become a member of the Gallon Club of Hartford Blood Donor Center
 Cub Scout Pack No. 13 held it's annual picnic Saturday, June "A, at Stratton Brook, Simsbury.
 A surprise party arranged by relatives marked the celebration of the 10th wedding anniversary Of MT. and Mrs. Raymond L. Ladd, 1 Wintonbury Avenue, on June 29. Long residents of Bloomfield, MT. Ladd has been a merchant here since 1920. Mrs. Ladd was the postmaster from 1921 to 1880. They have one son, Sheldon L. Ladd, who lives in Meriden.
 A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Harry A. Logan, 8 Hubbard Street.
 Mrs. Harry J. McNamara, Bloomfield Avenue, and her two children, Maurine and Harry, IT,, are visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James F. Feeney of Darien, Connecticut. Mrs. McNa mares brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. William F. Thatcher of Roanoke, Virginia, are also guests at the Feeney home.
 Anne Carter Peck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter P. Peck of Duncaster Road, is at Camp Onna- way, Bridgewater, New Hamp- shire.
 Miss Grance Spillane, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Spillane of Simsbury Road, is spending sev- eral weeks at the home of Miss Leonore Poison, Babylon, Long Island.
 Mrs. Joseph Hyde, Kenmore Road, attended the graduation of her daughter, Miss Susan Hyde, from Bradford Junior College, early last month.
 Miss Ruth Cawte has returned from the Hartford Hospital where1 she underwent an appendectomy 1afc in Nav
Evening star., 1944-07-13
German Spares Texans Life
After Seeing Photo Of Family

| 1t. Bowley's wounds were un-
dressed and he nearly smothered
for four days. The Frenchman
feared to get the village doctor. but
he brought the local priest, a re-
markable man who had been ply
sician before he received holy orders.
The priest dressed the wounds
and came daily, bringing cham
payne, cognac and little food. Then
the two were given civilian clothes
and put in the attic of nearby
house, where they stayed for Is
days.
The priest came daily. He was
their only visitor.
All this time the American lines
were only 2 miles away, but the
German guard was alert.
Shell fragments from American
artillery often penetrated the attic
roof. July brought American
soldiers flushing the houses for
snipers. When the Americans en-
tered, the two officers feared they
would be shot on sight because of
their civilian clothes.
Finally they saw a Yank pass. his
back turned. Crying don't shoot. "
they quickly announced their iden-
tity An hour later they were in a
hospital.
1t. Eugene Doerbler Of Hays,
Kans., was crouching in the high
ferns and washing his feet in his
helmet today after killing three
and capturing II Germans.
! He climbed a hill alone to estab-
| lish an observation post when he
Evening star., 1944-07-13
By THOMAS r.. HENRY,

y
WITH U. S. FORCES IN FRANCE,
July Delayed A blood-stained
photo of his wife and baby saved
the life of 1t. John Bowley of Hous-
ton, Tex, who was captured about
three weeks ago and released when
the Americans overran the place
where he was hidden. He was a
member of a patrol party which
took the wrong road and got in a
fight with 20 Germans. 1t. Bowley
received seven bad wounds from
grenades before his escape. He
said his captors took everything he
had, including his wife's rosary
around his neck.
He was weak and bleeding when
questioned by one German holding
a flashlight in his eyes, pistol in
hand. 1t. Bowley was able to
sprinkle sulfa powder on his wounds,
but his captors forbade him to use
his first aid bandage.
He and 1t. Cyrus Corson of Bes-
semer City, N. c., were put in
half-track hauling ammunition and
had been on the road hours when
an American fighter strafed them,
setting off the ammunition.
Became Friendly With German.
He was taken to a French house
guarded by seven Germans. During
the day 1t. Bowley became friendly
with German sergeant. The Ger
man proudly showed the picture OF
his wife and baby and 1t. Bowley
reciprocated. Both babies were the
same age, and had never seen their
fathers.
In the evening a courier arrived
with written order that the SER
geant execute the prisoners.
German remnants of the shat
tered 77th Division were fleeing
southwark from the American trap.
The sergeant read the order, and
then let 1t. Corson read it. The
friendly sergeant said he hated to
comply with the order, but was a
slave to duty.
1t Bowley appealed for his life
for the sake of his baby. The SER
geant wept. He said if the French
man VINO owned the house would
hide the prisoners he would stick
out his neck" by saying the order
was executed and the bodies were
buried.
Hid Under Hay.
He thought 1t would go uninvesti-
gated because of the confusion. The
Frenchman hid the Americans under
hay in the barn.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

saw q German aim at him from Is
yards away. 1t. Doerbler shot be-
fore the German could pull the trig-
ger, killing him, and he turned in
time to see two others dropping to
their knees to aim. He killed both,
shooting from the hip before their
knees touched the ground.
In a dying struggle, one of the
Germans tried to raise his gun. 1t.
Doerbler grabbed it from his hands
and shot the man through the head.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Rev. ButiIIy to Explore
Large Cunudiun Lake

Lake Minto, the largest known
lake In Eastern Canada, north of
the St. Lawrence River, will be ex-
plored by the Rev. Artheme A.
Butilly, O. M. l.. research associate
In botany at Catholic University, II
was announced today. 1t will be his
Evening star., 1944-07-13

18th annual scientific expedition
into the Canadian Subartic region.
Father Butilly will be accompanied
by the Rev. Ernest LePage. Of the
Quebec College Of Agriculture. Lake
Mimic is one Of the two lakes on
this continent where fresh water
seals are found.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Just then two American privates
arrived. One threw a grenade at
nearby pill box. Pvt. John r.
Thompson Of Joplin. Mo-. was
wounded and fell against the pill
box door, pushing 1t wide open. He
emptied his rifle from his knees.
Nine men and three officers came
out and surrendered to 1t. Doerbler.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

You'll forget how you spent 1t, but
not how you saved II. Let's all back
the attack: Buy more War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Around the clock bombing requires
around the month War Bond buying,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23

sklad, XII sta Jill prispevala John
Plachter in Anna Travnik.
Anton Zornik je postal il "a
padne Penne 1919 narocnin in
narocil Sc 20 koledarjev, da be
Stevilo znaSalo ravno 400.
John Teran, Ely, Mimi, je pc
slal 4 narocnine.
Mas Lojze Barborich v Mil
waukeeju dobi kljub ~zaposleno-
sti Sc zmerom nekaj casa tudi "a
list. Postal je 4 narocnine.
Sc IL zapadne Penne. Jacob
Ambrozich je postal emo novo
narocnino in narocil Sc diva ko-
ledarja. Zadnjo nedeljo v marcu
(26. marca) Sc pc dolgem pre-
sledku spet vrSi konferenca klu-
bow JSZ in organizacij Prosvet-
ne matice. Pricne Sc OBJ eni uri
popoldne V dvorani DIR. st. 1873
SNIP. Ma tel konferenci DO Cd
dan bond "a $25. Priporocamo
vsem klubom in organizacijam
P. NJ, da poSljejo zastopnike ma
to vazno zborovanje.
John Pecnik, Fontana, Calf.
je postal 5 narocnin. Ker list nj
zvisal narocnine, Sc spodobi, da
Sc mu ola kaj podpore, je omenil
Anton Cuder ter prispeval dollar
v ia namen. z enako vsoto Sc
mu ie pridruzil Sc zastopnik
Pecnik in craven pustil tudi svo-
jo provizijo v ia namen. Bivsi
Cikazan Chas. Jurkosek pa lie
dodal k MUM vsoti Csc.
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown,
Pa, ie postal 4 narocnine in So
V tiskovni sklad.
1ohh IercelJ, Strabane, Pa.
je postal 2 narocnini. Proviziie
81 nj vel, kot je re njegova sta
ra navada.
Chicago: John Chamazar ie
izrocil 2 narocnini, Peter Yer
hovnik pa novce "a prodane ko-
ledarje ter $1.25 v tiskovni
sklad. Frank Zaitz je dobil med
81. odborniki SNPJ IL obnovnih
narocnin in $48.02 v tiskovni
sklad. Imena bodo v izkazu. An
ton Garden je izrocil V isti ma
men So. Edward Tomsic Sc lie
tudi oglasil pr mas in obnovil
narocnino, So pa je prispeval v
tiskovni sklad. Poleg tega ie Sc
med ostalimi odborniki SNIP
nabral SO v isti namen. Joseph
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23

iNadafJcVanJe z 2. Strani.)
PAL 90, to je, nemskin, bolgar-
skin, madzarskih IN : aveiicevin.
70 je v primerjanju borbnih sill
drugod pc svetu veliko stevilo.
citateljem priporocam, mai
preberejo v magazinu Life" z
dine IA. feb. clanek Stojadina
Pribicevica z naslovom Tito.
Oh zrtvah, katere doprinaSajo
ii ljudje, ii besede oneme in nj
mas izrazov, da Jill hi opisal.
Kajne, kakSna silna razlika
med jugoslovanskim in italian
skim ljudstvom
Ruski rclif
Ma sell drustva Slavic st. l
SNIP IL. feb. sem omenil alsci-
jo "a posiljanje zavojev ruske-
mu civilnemu prebivalstvu. Fro
sill sem drustvo, da maj IL svoie
blagajne prispeva "a en- zavoj.
Potrebscine, kakrSne so v Nth,
sem omenil v tel koloni prejSnji
teden. Drustvo pa je sklenilo, da
jih poSlje namesto enega pet "a
vojev, kar znasa vsoto $3.50.
Slaviji, XII nj samo st. l v SNIP,
torej v nasi jednoti, pac pa tudi
vedno med prvimi, &c je treba
pomoci, iskrena hvala!
Upam, da DO Sc kaj posnemo-
valcev. Ma isti sell je prispeval
Anton Garden v ia namen $3.50,
to je, "a Ell zavoj, dale Mary in
Mitzi Oven $3.50 in pisec tie ko-
lone $3.50, skupaj $28.
Zadnjic sem omenil silno DO
trebo pomoci ljudem v osvobo-
jenih krajih Rustic, XII SO bill OBJ
vse. Prosim torej naSe ljudi zno-
We, da maj jim pomagajo. Vsota
"a en- tax zavoj zivil, kot re rece-
je $3.50. K Mi navedite svoi
naslov, in pa kratko pisemce ru-
ski druzini, XII DO prejela vas "a
voj. Vsote v ia namen lahko
posljete Proletarcu, ali pa ma
moi naslov. Storite to ko nitro
mogoce. Naslov Proletarca je
yam znan, a moi je Jos. Oven,
I'll S Prospect, Clarendon Hills.
Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23
ANGELO CERKVENIK:
MA ST RAJ

Zaman Sc je svaril. Misel je
Sakot reka, III neugnano dere
laprej, XII jo mores zajeti kvec-
Iemu V jez, da Sc sprosti v elek-
,ricni energiji, da pozene kole-
sic tovarne.
= Zaman, zaman.
- Strahopetci smo! Misli Sc
oojimo. Zakaj ga moran uda-
til S palico Pc CLAW? Ali mar he
alto, kcr ne moreno kljubovati
ljegovi ostri misli? Ali ne cato,
ker je nasa misel majhna in ne
oogljena, Sc visa V plenicah?
Bojimo Sc ga.
Vsi Sc ga bojimo.
cato pray cato ga ho6emo po-
xoncati.
Zopet Sc je zasmejal. A ia
smeh je bill samo karikatura
meha.
All, danes je tako cudno Ia
ostna noe. Same cato SEN tako
>lazen.
Ali nina tudi Kos brata?
Ali ne gra "a MIN S kolesom?
Kako cudno in nezmiselno
vprasanje!
Ne samo brata, tudi otroke in
zeno ina, majhne nepreskrblie-
ne otroke. In dober clovek je,
menda; delavci ga imajo zelo
radi.
Sal pray to je tisto!
Ne z mislijo, S svojo dobroto
Jill je pridobil.
Zapeljivec je.
Tako? - Sc je zasmeial
Markov brat. Z dobroto Jill e
zapeljal? Zakaj pa Jill vi z do
broto ne zapeljujete in zapelje-
tie? Zakaj ne, a?
Ne, ne, nisem pravilno po-
vedal. To nj dobrota, to ie dema-
gogija!
Dobro, dobro, pa bodite Sc vi
demagogi, samo ne strahopetni
razbojniki!
All, pusti me, ne muci me
vec -. Ne smemo biti demago-
gi. Vitezi resnice moramo biti.
ZapelJancem 80 odpirati
oci ~.
Stanko Sc nj vec smehljal. Mic
vec deskega nj bilo V njegovih
| oceh, mic vec tistega, kar je ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23

Skesal? Ne, Kos, cemu bi
Sc kesal? Same spoznal sem !.
Toda sedaj nj cas-, da bi Sc po-
menkoval. Vrnite Sc, magic Sc
vrnite, odkoder ste prisli!
Vrnem maj Sc? Sal moran
ma shod!
Pobili vas bodo 49,.
Prepozno.
Pc bliskovito SO ju obkolile
tri femme postave. Kakor da so
zrasle IL zemlje.
Cemu ia pogovor?!
Celnikov glas je bill oster.
ze Sc je dvignila palica.
Mako je hotel prestreci uda-
rec ter tako resiti Rosa.
Udarec je padel pc Markovi
CLAW -.
Marka sil
Mako je oblezal V mlaki
Nekje dalec je zalostno zavi-
jal priklenjen pes.
s
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23
LISTNICA UREDNIsTvA

j. K. in L. j., Detroit, Mich
Naznanili o shodu pomoc par
tizanom, XII sta jih poslala, sta Sc
zamesali V moi zaposlenosti pri
r~eviziji in ma sejah 81. odbora
SNIP med razno drugo kores-
pondenco, in bill vsled tega pre-
zrti "a objavo. Pomota Sc je ma
pravila samo radi tega. Prosim
prizadeta in druge citatelje v
Detroitu, da to upoStevaio.
K. p, milwaukee. - Zapisnik
conference P. NJ. dobi prostor v
prihodnji Stevilki.
Privatno. Vsem, XII mi pisejo
osebno, bonn skuSal odgovoriti,
v kolikor mi DO cas- dopuseal,
cimprej. = F. z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23

Kos je bill oddaljen cd MEGA
samo Sc kaksnih deset kora-
kov .
Popolnoma brezskrbno 10 ma
ha Roke ina kar v zepih.
Klobuk ina p~otisnjen globoko-
ma oci, glavo sklonjeno prot
zemlji. Kakor nalasc, da hi ga
clovek uphill tia pc beticil
Ali Sc Marku ne dviguje kar
sama roka, ali ga ne DO vsak hip
pobil?
Tedaj Sc je Mako zasmejal.
PRAY ma glas.
Kos Sc je ustavil.
KIDD Sc smeje?
Tho, Kos, ma vas caka-
mo -.
- Name?
Da, pobiti vas moramo !.
Kos je takoj doumel, "a kai
gre.
Skesali ste Sc, ali ne? -
ga je pobaral.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23

Sledeci drobci so zbrani il
zadnjih par tednov nash aktiv-
nosti:
Cleveland, O.: John KrebeI lie
postal 8 narocnin in 81 V tiskov-
nj sklad; "vecni popotnik' Tone
Jankovich pa 2 in narocil Sc SO
koledarjev, vseh skupaj 1926 IL
tisov. Nekateri mu ocitajo tistih
par centov, XII Jill dobi "a svoie
delo V obliki provizije, kar nj
pray mic gentlemansko. Vsak,
kdor je bill kdaj ma agitaciji, po-
sebno v tako velikem obsegu kot
je vrSi Jankovich S koledariem,
We, da 81 to malenkost trdo pri-
sluzl. Treba je ne samo enkrat
potrkati ma vrata pri eni in isti
hist, pac pa vcasih pc diva in tri-
KRAFT. craven tega pa so S tenn
zvezanl stroski, XII Sc jim agita-
tor v vecini s~lucajev ne more
izogniti. Torej, cemu nepotrebni
ocitki?
Ko je bill tn Milan Medvesek,
Sc je oglasil tudi v naSem uradu
in prispeval SIS listu v podporo,
Franceta Barbica je pa pisec teh
vrstic srecal V postnem uradu,
ko je menda posiljal svojim de-
kletom razglednice, ter mu IL
rocil So isti namen.
Mary Stroj, Indianapolis, Ind.
je poslala dive novi in 4 obnovne
narocnine in narocila Sc en- ko-
ledar.
John ZOrnik, Detroit, Mich,
je postal 8 narocnin in $3.50 IL
skovnemu skladu; Leo in Kathy
Junk0 pa VSak pc dive narocninl
ter $2.70 v tiskovni sklad. Mi
nulo nedeljo Sc je v Detroitu vr-
sill shod drustev v pomoc parti-
zanom, ma katerem je bill glavni
govornik Josko Oven. Pred cd
hodom ma shod je bill tn in zelel
pobotno knjizico "a Proletarca.
Oven nj zadovoljen ia lie govo-
ri, pac pa da Sc naredi tudi kai
uspeha "a list. Math Urbas lie
narocil izredno veliko clanskih
znamk "a kllb st. la JSZ. So
drugi in sodruzice gotovo racu-
najo ma kake vecje aktivnosti
tudi "a klub. Gas bi re bill. Sal
je klub V D etroitu svojedobno
prvacil V tenn pogledu. S. Urbas
je postal tudi So v tiskovni
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23
(Nadaljevanje in konec.)

(Nadaljevanje in konec.)
Tudi tenn trenutku ga je "a
gledal pred seboj.
Kako otozno in ocitajoce ga lie
gledal:
Mako, ali 81 sci tudi ii
med ME, tudi ii, XII 81 me hotel
maScevati -.
Sal prav cato, da bi tie ma
Sceval 80. Sc je hotel Mako
opraviciti.
Ali Sc nj Stane strahotno "a
krohotal. Marka je. zazeblo pc
vsem zivotu.
Pomencal 81 ie oci.
SANTA ali bdi?
Ali je pijan?
Da, proved je pill.
- Res je, res je, strahopet-
CT smo! Enaki smo tistim, XII so
ubili mojega brata, enaki IL
slim, XII so pozneje dan in noe
zalezoVali meme Tisockrat
Tisockrat sem jim zalucal v OBJ
raz psovko: Strahopetci! In kaj
sem storil zdaj -. Pridruzil sem
Sc jim.
Tedaj Sc je zakrohotal> Ma YES
glas.
Prestrasil Sc je svojega last
mega glasu, XII je bill boil podo-
ben glasu njegovega brata nego
njegovemu.
Ali je zblaznel?
All, nj zblaznel, ne.
Skrajni cas- je, da razcisti S sa-
min seboj.
V Gem Sc razlikuje cd ubijal-
cev svojega brata?
Ali MISC z istimi besedami "a
goVarjali svoja z~locinstva, ka-
kor jih zagovarjamo mi? Same
emo edino ime smo zamenjali =.
emo edino ime? Oni so zlorablia-
Ii ime svojega ljudstva, mi pa
Ali ga res zlorabljamo?
Nepricakovano je podzavest-
no zasliSal celnikov glas:
PremiSljujejo anarhisti!
MI pa moramo delati, brezpo-
goJno in Slepo ubogati, ukloniti
Sc SIehernemu, ma videz tako ne
zmlselnemu ukazu. Use "a naso
ldeJo, Use "a 80.
Re zopet premisliujes! -
Sc je posvaril.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-23

Oblak je postal emo novo marco
nino, provizijo pa pustil tiskov-
nemu skladu. V uradu Sc lie
zglasila tudi bivsa Kansascanka
Mary Vertnik. Placala ie clana-
rino klubu "a 6 mesecev, prispe-
vala dollar v tiskovni sklad in
vzela koledar. Pa pritozila Sc je,
ces, pref ko sem bila v Kansasu,
SO bill prodajalci koledarja da-
lee cd meme, pa sem ga vendar
dobila veliko pref kot v Chica-
gu. Je pac tako, da tn nimamo
dovolj prodajalcev. Frank S.
Tauchar je dobil Sc dive novi ma
rocnini. To DO vse il domace
vast.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan.
Ill, je postal 4 move in 8 obnov-
ljenih narocnin. John in Ancka
Mahnich pa sta poslala So v IL
sskovni sklad in ona craven Sc
clanarino Prosvetni mattel "a
Gospodinjski klub SIND.
Leadville, Colo. Il tie gorske
vasi Sc je oglasil John Faidiga.
Postal je pet obnovnih narocnin
ter $3.50 v tiSkoVni Sklad.
Anton Tratnik, Diamondville.
Wyo., piSe: Imam ma roki dollar
"a V tiskovni sklad, pa ga ne
posljem pref dokler ne dobim
spet kakega novega narocnika.
kar mislim, da DO kmalu.
IL Thomasa, w. Va, mas ie
presenetil z dvema novima ma
rocnlnama Lenhard Werdinek.
Iudl on 81 nj vel nobene provi-
zije.
Joze Snoy, Bridgeport, Ohio,
to pot lie "pritozengo', ker
smo mu zadnjic kreditirali pre-
malo placanih koledarjev. Gla-
slti bi Sc bio morale "a name
sto 81. Fakticno Jill je narocil So
Sc emo knjigo my Native
Land.
Danes koncam tie paberke z
Los Angelesom, Calf. Cd tam
Sc mas je spet spomnila Julia
Parkel. Poslala je tri move in
dVe obnovni %narocnini. Pravi,
10 zelo veseli, ker ie dobila
"a to delo v naSi bivsi ci-
kazanki Kathy Hrovatin. Ker
sta ODE zavedni in vztrajni agi-
tatorici, pricakujemo Sc vec We
selih porocil cd njiju. "Big" To-
ne doll IL Oaklanda jima ne DO
prav mic "fouS' cato.
V kratkem bono razposlali
naslm zastopnikom in mnogim
somisljenikom tiskovine "a ma
blranje oglasov V Majski glas.
trgovskih in pozdravnih. Upa-
mo, ola Sc bodo zavzeli "a to delo