davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Laurel outlook., 1944-08-23
Plenty Smart Native
Knows Trick or Two

HONOLULU.-Seabees former
ly in the South Pacific paid ma
tives only one shilling to climb
trees to get them coconuts. But
a machinist's mate second class,
paid two shillings. The boy he
hired said: "Me plenty smart.
Go long mission school. One
shilling for trip up, one shilling
for trip down."
Laurel outlook., 1944-08-23
COUNTY TAX |S.L0W

Continued from Page One)
ceipts, $324,615.48 required for tax
alton, and 14.50 mill levy.
Other 1914 tax levies will be a
state levy of $50 mills, all u%niver-
sity millage, and a livestock COM
mission, bounty and sanitary board
levy of 4 mills.
Laurel outlook., 1944-08-23

and when. In the introduction is
the statement that During World
war 1, a 19-year-old tank driver
with the American army in France
gave his life so that a fellow
soldier could live. In doing SO,
Cpl. Harold w. Roberts gave his
name to this camp, n of the few
army posts in the United States
named in honor of an enlisted man."
The camp covers about $4,000 acres
and is between Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
(Segler was bookkeeper at the
Laurel office of Montana Power
company, before the war, and he
inquiries about new paintings Man
ager j. F. Macdonald may have
lately produced.)
Public relations office, Great
Lakes, ILL.,, Aug. 21:
Among those graduating from an
intensive course of basic engineer
ing training at recent service schools
exercises here was Kennard A.
Cook, IS, son of Nh. and Mrs. w.
K. Cook, Laurel, Mont.
This bluejecket was selected for
his specialized training on the basis
of his recruit training aptitude test
scores. Graduates from the 20
specialized courses taught here at
the service schools are sent to sea,
to shore stations, or to advanced
schools for further duty.
Glen Roysdon is now at Lubbock
Field, Tex, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. o. Roysdon, have learned.
He is to be commissioned soon as
flight officer in gliders.
T-5 Walter Reiter, stationed at
Camp Gordon, Johnston, Fla, has
been transferred to an amphibian
truck battalion and will go to the
assignment as a stenographer at
headquarters. He was promoted
July 81 to sergeant.
Laurel outlook., 1944-08-23
Letters From
Our Boys
and Girls

B. E. Armstrong, petty officer
Sc, Hawaiian Islands, Aug. IL:
I have been receiving copies of
the Outlook about every other week
and certainly am glad to get them.
I find the Letters column tells me
many interesting things about my
friends in the service.
I finished a year of life in the
navy today, and find it hard to
beat. The year has given me an
opportunity to see some beautiful
parts of the mainland and some of
the Hawaiian Islands.
The other day when we were out
for rifle practice Il met Keep Stan
key, and we both were greatly sur
prised. | had just finished cooking
dinner for the men in my outfit.
We two just sat and talked about
home. Later he came to see me
and we had supper together twice.
Again thanks to you and the
others at Laurel who join in send
ing the paper to the boys in the
service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
Library Adds
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Library include
He married a Doctor. Faith Bald.
win; Mainstream. Hamilton Basso:
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Pearl S. Buck; Walt Whitman,
Henry Seidel Candy: Long Were
the Nights, Hugh b. Cave: Jan
SHUTS, f. 5. Crafford: The Apple.
green Cat. rrences Crane; Golden
Grain, Elizabeth Corbett; Anger IN
the Sky, Susan Ertz; Johnny Ire
main. Esther Forbes; Good Night.
Sweet Prince. Gene Fowler: one
Fair Daughter. Bruno Frank: Be.
hing the Steel Wall. Arvid Fred
borg; ! Short History of the Chi
nese People, L. Darlington Good
rich.
Under the Bridge, Ferris Green
slet; This Exciting Air. Boone T.
Guyton; A Guide to Bird Watching,
Joseph J. Hickey; Mayling Soong
Chang, Helen Hull We Followed
Our Hearts To Hollywood, Emily
Kimbrough: Lightning in the Sky
(story OF Jimmy Doolittlel. Carl
Maun; A Book of War Let
ters, Harry. z. (Ed) Maule; The
ColoneIs Lady. Helen Montgom-
cry; The signpost, f. Arnot Robert
son; Mother America, Carlos P.
Romulo; @ Postmaster, Thomas r.
ST. George; Persons and Places.
George Santayana; No Quarter.
Konstantin Simonov; A Tree
Grows in Brooklyn, Betty Smith;
City OF Destiny (The Story of De-
troiD, George w. Stark; The Big
Rock Candy Mountain, Wallace
Stegner: The Two Mrs. Abbotts,
d. +. Stevenson: Look Your Last.
John Stephen Strange; Taps for
Private Tussie Jesse Stuart: A
Surgeons World, Max Thorek.
VI. D.; Winter Wheat. Mildred
Walker; and judith, Janet Whit
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Donald Mckay, Clara Ingram
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
Services in Detroit
For David Mordsky

Ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. 24-Final
rites were conducted in Detroit for
David Mordsky. 81, 3l4 w. Huron
St. who died Sunday after an III.
ness Of but 10 days.
He was born July IA, 1882, in
Paris. France, and had lived in
Ann Arbor since 1917.
Surviving him are his wife, Anna,
and eight children. They are Gilbert
and Estelle. at home, Sgt. Reu.
ben Mordsky with the L. 5. Army
in the South Pacific; Pfc. Samuel
Neustadt, a step-son. of Bangor,
Me-. William Mortz, Detroit; Mrs.
Ralph Warner. Mrs. George Grims-
ton and Miss Leona Neustadt, step
daughters. Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
Sprineville Rites
For Grover Tapp

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 2i-Final
rites will be in Springyille. n. Y.
for Grover Tapp. who died at his
home, 5l3 W. Huron St. He had
been i'll for several months. His
former home had been at Rushtord,
y. Y.
He is survived by his wife. Ann:
his father, John Tapp. Harrison
Valley. Pa; three daughters, Mrs.
Dorothy SlocmI. Attica. y. Y,
Miss Thelma Tapp and Miss Mar
garet Tapp. Rochester, n. Y; a
brother, Willard. Belleyille; and a
sister, Mrs. Vernon Barlow, Har-
rison Valley. Pa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24

Macarthur Of Bataan, Helen Nico-
lay; Midnight and jeremiah, Sterl-
ing North; The Topsy Turvy Fam
lily. Emma L. Brock; Freddy and
The Bean Home News, Walter r.
Brooks; Barrie and Daughter. Re
becca Caudill; Cowboy Ken. Jose
phine Dewitt: Captain Peggy Of
the Mamie L, Helen Dickson: Dog
of War. Fairfax Downey; Two Logs
Crossing. Walter d. Edmonds; Lit
tie Cat Lost, Elvira Garner; Lone
Boy. Margaret A. Hubbard The
Secret OF Pooduck Island, Alfred
Noyes: The Return Of Silver Chief,
Jack O'Brien; Blue Smoke Mys-
terry, Jane Selkirk; Steamboat Bill
and the Captains Top Hat. Irwin
Shapiro; Mary Poppins Opens the
Door, p. L. GTraver.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
Marriage Licenses

Charles L. Hemlepp. "a, and
Winnie Ferguson, l3, both OF Ypsi-
lanti.
Stanley Kaplan. %, and Fay
Cooley, %, both of Ann Arbor.
Rudolph p. Sulcnta, %. Willow
Lodge. and Elizabeth j. Porter, 80,
Ypsilanti.
Dean d. Wilson. %, and Amber
B. Stiehl, %, both OF Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
MORE BEVERAGES

WASHINGTON. d. GINS --
American civilians are due for
more coffee, cocoa and chocolate
in 1914 than they had last year.
War Food Administration alloca-
tions channeled 1871 pounds OF COT
fee per person TO civilians and
four pounds each Of chocolate and
cocoa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
Mrs. Ardith Bishop
Services in Manton

Ann Ar or. Mich, Feb. 24-Fu-
neral services will be in Manton
for Mrs. Ardith E. Bishop. 407 Cam
den CT. She died at West Palm
Beach, Fla, Sunday. according to
word received here by her friends.
Surviving her are two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Ardith Riley. who had
been living with her mother, and
Mrs. Victor Loney, Manton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24

turned 80, he manages a dry clean.
ing agency. He came to Lock
Haven when two years old on .
canal boat before the advent OF
IN railroad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-24
AIMS AT 100 YEARS

LOCK HAVEN, Pa.-INS-Wil-
liam Klise has his heart set IN
reaching L e century mark. Now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Holiday Coma
Grips Boy. q

BATTLE CREEK, Nov. II
William Mccain, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Mccain, today
spent his sixth birthday and his
10Sth Unconscious day in Leila
Hospital. His mother and
nurse ate his small birthday cake.
William was struck by an auto
on July 81 near his home and has
been in a coma since. His parents
believe that he is showing i'm
provement, citing moments when
he seems aware Of their presence
in the hospital room.
Hospital authorities say he is
receiving adequate nourishment
by nasal feeding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

Famou picture singer who is making tour
United o entertain the wOunded)
BEFORE the EmbmceabIe You was just another song
- pretty tune, be but there were several
melodies liked better.
Then came the hospital Kairouan North Africa.
into the where Tank victims.
mostly horrible The odo Of the burned flesh
mingled with the hospital smells,
bent over boy who according all rules, shouldn't
have been alive The boy stared then seemingly recognized
Silently, he started squeezing my hand He grpped it
hard and wouldn't let of it, Finally the doctor had come
and release the promise that would sing TO him.
SOMETHING order. "Embrace1be You" soft
~ song always kindly providence led TO its
choice For Embraceabe happened the favorite
boys Halfway through my song
he began smiling boy who practically dead.
Ever since then "Embraccabe You" has helped bring
closer II has also helped
the rough spots. Sometimes you wonder how your
heart stand so much emotional squeezing.
Then you hospital like Oak Knoll Navy Hospital
here you find YOU ride through emotional storm
That with the help Of two Of favorite marines.
Pfc. Dale r. Lawson Newcastle Pa and Cpl Robert Rae of
Cleveland
SINGING for Lawson engagement for
~ me. I them a base hospital Espru Santo
the Pacific Overseas too, they had lain in
adjoining beds.
When reached Lawson and Oak Knoll their
faces showed their hunger something of their chests
you coming Miss Langford," Lawson
replied Bob Rae and made ourselves little bet with the
other boys song you sung
overseas hospital Our bet is that can
sing without any reminder from us"
"weI, you your bet" laughed starting
sing "EmbracCablc You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

Four weary, beaten Ger
man "supermen." taken cap
tives by the American Fifth
Army in Italy, waiting
shipment to the Castel Del
Rio prisoner of war camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

BEFORE the war "EmbaceabIe You just another
melodies liked better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

Then desert hospital in Kairouan North Africa
the burned lay Tank victims
mostly horrible The odor OF The burned flesh
mingled with the hospital smells.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-03
Sa piknika
BellWood, Ill.

U nedelju Is. julia, mas je O.
granak odrzao svoj drugi piknik
Ia Forest Preserve. Premda ie
dan bio lep, poseta je ipak bila
mala, tex nasi clanovi i najblizi
simpaticari mas posetise, koji su
i mace uvek S mama uz po-
kret.
Tako smo sc mi drugarski "a
bavljali u hladovini i uzivali u
zakuski i hladnom picu do kasno
u noe. Kada Sc uzme u obzir ma
Ia poseta, velika skupoca it'd,
piknik je ipak bio prilicno US
pesan. Zaradilo Sc S45.00 ma is
tom.
Drugovi il Chicago i ovog puta
su pomagali i radili kao dosad
i pomogi su sa autonobilima,
sto nam je ipak donekle pove
calo posetu.
Kad Sc ina u vidu, da Sc sve
nase afere, piknici. zabave it'd,
odrzavaju u korist samo jedne
svrhe - oslobodjenia radnicke
klase ispod kapitalizma - onda
kod mas nema nj nalo kolebanja
cato sto nam je poseta mala iii
sto novcani uspeh nije takav, ka-
kav bi mi zeleli. Mi znamo da
&c doci vrenne kada &c radnici.
tako da receno, svi liston oku-
lpiti Sc pod barjak Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije mama zajed-
nicki ostvariti novo drustveno
uredjenje. Sve dotle. mi cemo III
stalno buditi podstrekavati da
krenu tim pravcem ako mas broj
nlJe Vellk.
Mas treci piknik &c Sc odrzati
20. augusta, koji ce biti poslednji
owe sezone, ma istom mestu. Bl-
10 hi pozeljno da mas radnici ma
Sc okolice posete u sto vecem
broju, radje nego da idu kod svo-
jih neprijatelja, patricia, sovi-
nista it'd. Prihod cd sledeceg pix
nika bice u korist konvencijskog
fonda cd naSe strane.
Ogranak Sc zahvaljuje onima
koji SUI mas posetili doprinel
uspehu piknika.
G. Sulentic, dopisnik.
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! ka Steubenville, buduce Sc nastapio u
Youngstown, tie namcrava da Sc prepise
II Ogranak Youngstown. Cd J. sestoka
| organizatora Ogranak Youngstown, II
vezi zanimanja druga Sobata. te trazi II
ime Ogranka kredit "a II primeraka
kalendara. Traznji Sc udovoljava, a Sc
kretar Sc instruktuie, da trazi obaves-
tenJe cd druga Sobata o niegovom "a
nimaniu, takodier da Sc pita Nacionalni
tired "a savet po istom.
Cd ]. sestoka, Youngstown, izjavi
simpaticara z. Colica, da .ie voljan da
stupi IA clana. Buduti da collie ne sta
nnje IL teritoriji Ogranka Youngstown,
treba ga uputiti da trazi priiavnicu ia
clana cd Centralnog Ureda, pa ako ga
Centralni Odbor primi, tada &c ga pre-
risati Ogranak Youngstown.
Cd j. Pirintina, Nacionanog oreani-
zatora S. l.. p, II pogledu knplienja
potpisa ma peticionim listama Ohio.
WI IL 'llcidHoN ICd. ttH thcIdHt H."
konvcnciju, ako clanstvo oduci da Sc
naredna konvencija olrzi II Akronu
Procitana ie izmeniena koresroden-
cija izmediu Matchmaking j Centralno.
Ireda po raznim styarima.
Sledcci su Ogran"i poslali mesecne
izvestaje: Bellwood. Los Angeles, New
York Youngstown
Opste primedbe sckretara Federacije
0 opstoi aktiyno,ti po oerancima.
staniu IL stampariii. Preporntule d.
drug S. Crnovic prevcde partiisku bro
sum "Kapital RAD, te la Sc prvo
propnsti II odlomcima II Il. b.. doenIl"
IA Sc otstampa ohliku hrosufe, kako
ie odlutila proSla konycncija. Preporh
ka Sc usvaia.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-03
Nasi dopiisi

Vaceff, P. Trndal, Katica Lelic,
Anka Mateeff, j. Sim, Margaret
Horwath, J. Vasilko, Mary B.
Slepcevic, Rosovic, Milica Mihalj,
J. Tod, G. Undjieff, J. Koss, D.
Kukin, M. Horwath, Mary Avra-
NOV, F. Troha, Tuskano, j. Con
zoles B. Prvulov. Svega $184.0O.
cist prihod cd piknika bio je
$4,000.
Sledece drugarice SUI poklonile
u kolacima i drugim stvarima "a
kuhinju: Margaret curulic, Ma
ry Curulic, Anna Kapetanovic,
Bara Cotic, Mary Kovac, Anna
Crkvenac, Mrs. Perhell, Elsey
Bently Mary Grove. Drugarica
Bogdanovic je poklonila jedan
lep jastuk koji je izigran.
U ime Ogranka Kluba Rad
nicke Borbe zahvaljujemo Sc svi-
ma.
Anna Crkuenac, dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-03

nego joj jos skace gore profit
svake ratne godine. U ovih pr
viii sest meseci 1914. u srazmeru
sa prvih sest meseci 1943., memo
"zrtvovanje" je poraslo samo
"a nekih $23,0OO.0OO. Isti tai
Times, pa i ostale kapitalistic-
ke novine, sve do jedne, tvrde
da radnici ne podnose nikakve
zrtve ratu iii sasvim male, dok
"siromasni" kapitalisti "strada-
ju'', podnoseci skoro sve trosko-
We oko rata.
Ma kraju rata kapitalisti &c
imati nagomilane milione iii mi
lijarde, koje SUI upljackali cd
radnika "a vreme rata, a radnici,
buduci "brok" kao crkveni mi
sevi, prvih dana morace skapa-
vati cd gladi, kada Sc pojavi ka-
pitalisticka besposlica, koja je
posle rata neizbezna.
Ali, mogli bi radnici zatraziti
racune i onda tesko toj "siro-
masnoj' kapitalistickoj klasi ko-
ia podnosi danas te strasne "zrt-
ve", njenom sopstvenom kapita-
istickom ratu.
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KROZ AMERIKU
(Nastavak sa l. strane)

(Nastavak sa 1. strane)
Jersey, izracunao je jucer da Je
consolidated cista zarada owe
kompanije "a sest meseci, zavr-
senih 80. juna, bila oko 7l,OOo.-
600, nakon sto je uzeto "a sve
poreze 13,5OO.OC0 "a ratnovre-
meme i posleratne predvidJenos-
IT," Ia isti period prosle godlne,
kompanija je zaradila, nakon sto
SUI, razume Sc, isto tako ucinJenl
svi odbitci, $4S,O00O00. A "a celu
proslu godinu, zaradila je SILL
327.773.
"New York Times stalno pla-
&c, kako Sc kapitalisti "zrtvuJu
"a rat i kako SUI i'm zarade male,
jer drzava oduzima mnogo u oo-
iku poreza ''previsoka" rad
nicka najamnica mnogo po]ede.
Ovde Sc vidi kolike je "zrtve
podnela ova "siromasna" kom-
panija. Ne samo da ona zaradJu-
lie. nakon svih odbitaka sto in ]e
mogla izmisliti, diva iii tri, Ill
wise puta toliko nego pre- rata,
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ZAPISNIK CENTRALNOG
ODBORA

Sednica c. o. odrzana nedeliu Is
iuna 1914, u Centralnom Uredu, 3413 st
Clair Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
Prisutni: Mite, Petrovic. Scepovit
Stefanovic, Radienovie sestok.
Predsedava Sestok.
Zapisnik cd prosle sednice .ie proGi
tan usvojen 81 dopunama.
Korespodeneija:
Protitana je korespodenciia izmed.iu
sekretara Federaciie i druga A. Kapu-
giie, pogledu agitacije. Takodier pis.
mo Cd Naeionalnog Sekretara, druaa 4
Petersena. Sayet sc Nacionalnog sekre-
tara usva.ia. Instruktuje Sc sekretara
Fed. da Ii tome smislu odgovori drueu
Kapugiii Cd r. .Jelusita, Hoboken, da
Sc slaze sa osetaniem G. 0. II po9ledu
nje2ova insidenta ProGitan je odgovo-
ru sekretara Federacije drueu NJ Krni-
Gu, na niiegovo pitanie da niie zabra
memo tlanu s. l.. P. da clanuie pot
pornim organizaeijama, ali takav clan
treba da je pasivan IL takvim organi,
zacilama.
Protitana je kopiia pisma selsretara
Fed. drugu J. Palateku. vezi sa nio-
govim tlanovaniem. Takcdier ie pro
titana izmeniena korespodenci.ia izme-
Il -, Solratara Rod %iy.pot-;ca
biyseg clana raspusteno" Oeranka Ha-
milton, u vezi racuna n kniiga drnge
stvari. lnstruktuje Sc sekretar da ri
dalnia obavestenja po tome pitaniu.
Cd Chas Cinsberg, drzaynog sekre-
tara S. l.. 2. Indiana, II vezi 81 pet'cio-
MIN listama. Oh G. sobata. clana Ggran-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-03
Sa piknika
Detroit, Mich.

Ma 9. julia, mas Ogranak i Kluh
Radnicke Borbe odrzali SUI Ia
jednicki piknik, koji smo oglasi-
Ii: 'veliki piknik". U stvari on
bi takav i bio, da nam nije kisa
isti pokvarila. Vec cd jutra je
pocela Sc kisa spremati oko
deset sati pocela je padati, to je
potrajalo sve do diva sata posle
podne. Mi sve namestili, jaganj-
ci Sc peku a mi poceli resavati
Sta da radimo. l posto je mesto
piknika prilicno pokriveno, re-
sismo da Sc piknik ipak odrzi,
ali samo uzi, ii. da ulaz bude
bez naplate da Sc odrzi bez
muzike.
Oko tri sata po podne vreme
Sc ocisti i gosti pocese dolaziti,
kojih Sc nakupi oko $50 osoba i
do osam sati u vecer sve popise
j pojedose.
Govor je odrzao drug P Cotic,
u kojem je istakao ulogu danas-
ME politicke drzave i stepen
stetnosti do kojeg je ona danas
dorasla. Istovremeno je naglasio
da radnici ne1nadu domovine nj
ovde nj u drugim zemljama i da,
prema tome, nemadu Sta braniti
niti razloga "a koji da ginu, osim
toga Sto in Sc prisiiava u rat cd
strane vladajucih klasa raznih
zaracenih zemalja.
/ ako stvarno drzava nije nj
kada bila drzava sironaha Il
drustvu, ona je ipak u ranijim
vremenima odgovarala interest
MA veceg della drustva, pa eak i
ve:ini drustva, onda kada je ve-
Gina posedovala privatno vlas-
nistvo. Danas ona ne sluzi veci-
nj. nego jednoj maloj manjinl
izrab'jivaca, porobljavajuci rad
nicku klasu, potcinjavajuci je
toj maloj grupi zastieavajuci
privatno vlasnistvo kojeg radnici
nemadu.
Drug je preporueio radnicima
da Sc uspostavi uprava u drus-
tvu, takva koja &c sluziti intere-
sina svih clanova drustva - So
ciialisticku Industrijalnu Repu-
bliku.
Nakon govora, kao i obicno,
preslo Sc ma kolekciju, koja je ka-
ko sledi:
P. Manzeta $500. Anna j L.
Kapetanovic $500. Elsey i c.
Bently $500 i S. Begovie $500.
Pc $500: P. cotic, ]. Crkvenac,
NJ. Kovac, J. Sekulic, B. Roksan-
die. C. Grubacki, N. Koss (starD,
Chicoroff, Paulina i T. Martino-
vic i Leo Curulic. 7. Grove $4.00.
Pc $500: J. Curulic, E. Borijan /
{. Mirosavljevic. Pc $500: L.
Herczeg, Mary i J. Buha, P. Sto-
janof,, H. Kruzi, ]. Horwath, N.
Simendic, l. Stanceff, l. Pencett,
P. Ivanoff, K. Perhell, Anasta-
soft, Baeff, 7. Gramaticoft, +.
Vracarevic, J. Scepovic, K. BRO,
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