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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
SIMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATIONS
In the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the state of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Valley.
AdOlph Engstrom. Plaintiff,
Kathryn +. ShaughneSsy. also known
as X. T.. ShaughneSSy Anna l.. Por-
ter: Fred II. steel and Harriet Steele,
husband and wife: Austin j. Lynch.
and If married. Jane Doe Lynch. nus
band and wife: Barnes Brothers. In
corpOrated. a corporation Nora Mum
ford. Treasurer of Valley County
Montana: and all other persons claim
ing any interest In or lien up0n the
real estate hereinafter described, or
any part thereof, Defendants.
The State of Montana, To the Above
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint in this action which is
filed i'm the office of the Clerk Of this
Court. n copy of which is herewith
served upon YOU, and In Tile your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
after the service of this sum
exclusive of the day of service:
and in ease Of your failure to appear
or answer. Judgment will be taken
against YOU by default for the relief
in the complaint.
This action is brought for the purpose
of securing a tax deed from the County
Treasurer of Valley County, Montana,
for the lands and premises described
as follows:
VIZ Sec. 20. Twp. 2s y. Rye. IS
E.M.M. SEH Sec. 81, SWh Sec.
~. Twp. rs ". Rye. rs E.M.M.
So SEH Sec. 81. ShSWh Sec.
81. Twp. rs y. Rye. y E.NI.M.
Witness my hand and seal of said
Court this nth day of January, 1915.
Blanche Grotjan,
Clerk of the District Court.
Thomas Dignan
Glasgow. Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan. 1925 Feb. is
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Nashua Girl Of
IL Is Burned by
Cookers Steam

NASHUA - Verda Mac Cheney,
~. daughter. of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Cheney. who live north of Nashua.
suffered severe burns last Monday
when she took the cover off a pres
sure cooker.
The cooker had been pushed down
tightly. but was not fastened. How
ever it had been held tight enough
to build up steam pressure inside.
When the cover was released. the
steam escaped. burning her on the
nose. one cheek and around n eye.
A heavy jacket prevented further
injury.
She received treatment in a Glas-
gov hospital the next day but was
able to return home the same night.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
G. I. Rights: Machinery Set Up
FOR Veterans Business Leans

The necessary machinery for
processing applications by veterans
of World War II for business loans
under the ~Servicemen's Readjust-
ment act of 1914 &c. 1. Bill of
Rights has been set up in the
Helena loan agency of the Recon-
struction finance corporation, Leon
E. Choquette, manager of the local
agency, announced.
Under the program, RFC will
recommend to the appropriate
office of the administrator of vet
trans affairs whether that office
should approve or disapprove such
applications.
Loans applied for may be used in
purchasing any business, supplies,
equipment, machinery or tools to
be used by the veteran in pursuing
a gainful occupation. The govern
ment may guarantee repayment OF
such loans to the extent of so per-
cent, but not in an amount exceed
ing $1,000.
Thus. the veteran who qualities
for a business loan may obtain a
guaranty for so percent of any loan
up to $4,000. He lay, of course, OBJ
tain from his banker a loan OF
greater amount, for instance, $4,000,
but the guaranty is limited to $4,000.
In loans less than $4,000, the govern
ment guarantees half. Thus, in a
$4,000 loan the guaranty amounts
to s. $500 but not more.
Mr.. Choquette outlined the fol-
lowing essential steps for veterans
desiring guaranteed business loans:
l. The veteran should first
contact his local banker.
2. If the veteran is unable to
obtain a loan from his local
banker, he should then apply
to his nearest RFC loan agency
for a loan. The address of the
appropriate agency for this re-
giOn is 612 Power Block. Helena,
Mont, p. o. Box No. III.
Banks desiring to assist veterans
in this program may obtain the
necessary regulations and loan APP
plication blanks from the local
regional office of the veterans ad-
ministration", Mr. Choquette said.
THE requirements of the law are
that the veteran must be found
qualified by training or experience
10 engage in the type OF business
for which he seeks a loan, the pro-
perry sought 10 be acquired is
reasonable in price and suited to
is intended purpose. and that the
yenture is likely to succeed.
"Since the act does not provide
or loans to run businesses. the
will want to know whether
he veteran has sufficient funds
or this purpose. as well as ability,
lependability. business experience,
nd business character, to assume
reasonable likelihood that the
,eteran's contemplated operations {
yill be successful. The lender will Z
lso want to know whether the
eteran has been in such business
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elector resides, or before the County
Clerk at his office in Glasgow, Mon
tana.
Electors voting at last General Flee
ton do not have to register for this
election. Electors who have moved from
one precinct to another must fill out
a transfer card and have the change
noted on the registration books.
If YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED
YOU CANNOT VOTE.
In Witness Whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal, at my office in Glasgow, Mon
tana this 18th day of January. 1915.
STEPHEN WEBER.
County Clerk and Recorder
and Ex-OfficiO Registrar of
Valley County. Montana.
Jan. 1925 Feb. Is
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Lutheran Group Installs

Mrs. T. T. Doe, circuit president of
the Lutheran Daughters of the
Revolution. conducted an installa-
ton ceremony for the Glasgow
chapter at a meeting at the club
room in the Lutheran church last
Tuesday night. Those installed were
Miss Selma Vegge, president; Miss
Betty Lindberg. vice president; Mrs.
Lorraine Lansing, secretary; Miss
Florence Olson, treasurer, and Miss
Gladys Waller, pianist. Miss Doris
Peterson spoke on the topic, Law
and Statutes" Mrs. Arthur Parke
conducted a worship meditation.
Miss Lindberg was in charge of
scripture reading and prayer. The
hostess, Miss Vegge, served a lunch
con. Mrs. H. A. Schwenke will en-
terrain the group at her home Feb.
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before entering the service and the
nature of his service experience and
training.
Veterans are well advised to be on
guard against fraudulent or absurd
propositions and careful of exploit
ers. With the aid of the banker. who
is schooled is such matters, veterans
should investigate very carefully all
propositions presented to them.
There are many pitfalls, difficulties
and hard work in operating ones
own business
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Montana Will Be
Exempted from
Nation Br0wn0ut

News from Washington states that
the war production board has eX-
emnted fives areas of the country,
including the Pacific northwest and
most of Texas. from the illumina-
ton "hrowuout" that starts today.
The Pacific northwest exemption
which includes the entire states OF
WASHINGTON. Oregon. Idaho, Mon
tana and Utah-was based on this
regions almost exclusive use OF
hv~droelectric energy. The brownout
was ordered to conserve coal IN
areas where energy is produced by
steam.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

or Closing of Registration Books
for CITY and Town Elections

OF Closing OF kegistratloh no"hS
for City and Town Elections
State of Montana, County of Valleys.
Notice is Hereby Given, according tn
law. that |, the undersigned, stephen
Weber. County Clerk and Recorder.
within and for Valley County, Montana
will close the Registration Books for the
City and Town elections of the city Of
Glasgow and the towns of Nashua ana
Opheim. Montana. on Friday FeDrIari
10Th. 1915. at the hour of 100 o'clock
=. NJ. ,
The registration books will he closed
as aforesaid on account Of the municipal
elections to he held in said city and
towns, ON Monday the 2nd day of April
1915.
Electors may register for Sald elecIiohS
by appearing before any Notary Pub
lie or Justice of the Peace within he
County of Valley. or m Deputy Reg
istrar within the precinct in which the
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
RATION FREE SHOES

Limited quantities Of mems ana
women's shoes may be sold to con-
sumers ration free at specified price
reductions during the two weeks
reriod of Feb. 10 through March 3,
OPA announces. Two-fold purpoS9
of the temporary ration holiday,
OPA states, is to give consumers
the benefit of extra shoe mileage
that otherwise might remain un-
used on dealers shelves, and to help
dealers clear their stocks.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Nashua Reports
Almost Dozen Pet
Dogs Poisoned
BY Courier Correspondent

Neutrality-suspicious. of an UNI
identified dog poisoner here the past
few days have resulted in the death
of at least eight Nashua pets, while
three more are missing. An investi-
CATION was made by Sheriff E. l..
Mcpherson and County Attorney
Thomas Dignan but no definite evil
dence as to identity of the poisoner
was obtained.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Female
A CAREER
AS A PRACTICAL
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Henry T.. Flaming, Diseased.
Notice Is Hereby Given. by the un
dersigncd Administrator of the estate
of Henry p. Flaming, deceased TO the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased 10
them with the necessary. vouch.
ers within four months after the llrsi
nublication of this notice. to the said
Administrator at the law office OF
Thomas Dignan at Glasgow. Montana
the Mace herein designated for trans
acting business of said estate in the
County of Valley.
Dated January 18th, 1913.
Henry +. Dahl. Admin
i~stratOr of the Estate of
Henry p. Flaming. Deceased
CJan. Is, -, Feb. l, 81
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
BENEFIT RAISES SIS

Glentana.-.A card party was held
at the school house Friday night
and SIS was realized, which went to
the infantile paralysis fund.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Guild Chairmen Appointed

Mrs. George A. Clarke, president,
appointed chairman of standing
committees in st. Matthew S
Womsn's guild at a meeting at the
home of Mrs. George Klein Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. George German
will be chairman of the ways and
means committee, Mrs. Gordon
Jameson. education; Mrs. S. L. Rugg,
devotions; Mrs. Herbert j. Friedl.
entertainment, and Mrs. Klein. call
ing. A luncheon vas served. The
club will meet Feb. 8 with Mrs.
Cecil Harrison.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
CIT Alto RATION

A cut of one-third will be MADE
in the number of new passenger cars
available for r~ationing in February,
when the quantity will amount to
1000 cars on a national basis, or
l 200 less than in preceding months.
OPA reports. The action Will leave
10000 new cars in the nation S
stockpile.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Mere Club Meets

Mrs. Isabelle Smith entertained
the Just-A-Mere Bridge club at the
Smith home here last wednesday
night. Mrs. Russell st. Clair was a
club guest. Mrs. Leslie l.. Hanson
received a high score bridge prize
and Mrs. j. c. Baker a second high
prize. A luncheon was served. Mrs.
Herbert j. Fried will be hostess to
the group next week.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Barnett Given Surprise

A group of friends surprised Frank
Barnett on his birthday last Tuesday.
He was presented with a decorated
birthday cake and other gifts. Mrs.
Barnett served a chicken dinner,
after which the evening was spent
visiting and singing. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rave, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Teichrow, Mrs. Ella
Burger and the Rev. H. F. Widen.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

During the 10Th century, the value
of opalS was depressed by the VIDE,
spread belief that they brought bad
luck to the wearerS.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
1T DEPENDS

Phil: Don't you find that riding
in the trailer all day gives you a
h~eadache?"
Lii: "Emphatically no, it's just the
reverse"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

FOR SALE: One Meadows washing
machine, Briggs g. Stratton en-
CINE. $500; One 3 burner gas range,
$500. Pippins Garage, Hinsdale.
SLIP
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

FOR SALE: Fresh or frozen fish. &c
a pound. Mcneil Bros, Saco'
Mont. o-fIP
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FOR SALE: 30 acre tract adjoining
town on north side, has good
building, good deep we'll with cleo
trio pump. Electricity and gas serv-
ice. Reasonable for quick sale. Call
2s2 until 400 or 164 after 500. ATTIC
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

FOR SALE: Electric washer. Inquire
81 Courier Office. 5-1tp
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Anniversary Party

The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges had an anniversary party at
the Odd Fellows hall last Thursday
night honoring the founder of Odd
Fellowship, Thomas Wildey. Whist
was played and high cor prizes
we're given Mrs. Rubin Sinclair and
N. D. Campbell. Consolation gifts
went to Mrs. Byron Richter and
Sverre Jondahl. Mrs. Arthur Has
brouck sang thee songs. Mrs. j. C..
Rusher spoke on the work of Thomas
Wildey. Luncheon was served by an
entertainment committee.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Circle Meet


Mrs. A. B. Collinson entertained
Methodist Circle c at her home
last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. w.
d. Meyer presided and Mrs. Charles
Gender conducted devotions. Mrs.
Lillian Lane, Mrs. Alice Holiday and
Mrs. Collinson were honored by the
group with birthday gifts. Members
were asked to each earn 81 toward a
scholarship for a student in India.
Guests of the circle were Mrs. Carrie
Garlock, Mrs. Hargo Christianson,
Miss Mary Hoole and Miss Roene
Coffin. A luncheon was served by
the hostess.
Mrs. c. j. Billingsley entertained
Circle d at her home in the Jelley
apartments last Wednesday. Mrs.
William Edd and Mrs. Paul Tomas
aux were guests. Mrs. William Ray
mond presided and Mrs. j.. d. Nc
Wee conducted devotions. Mrs. Nc
Wee gave a report of the work done
the past year. Needlework
for the autumn bazaar was given
out. The hostess served a luncheon.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
Additional Society
Are Dinner Guests

Are Dinner Guests
Mrs. M. A. Hidden and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Mortensen of Chelan,
Wash, who was visiting here, were
dinner guests last Wednesday night
of DR.. and Mrs. K. r. Steffensen.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01
They Shun Tracks

De- S~ " -. J"o.i n. 81, d.y fr- i -
e.
H. h, 49, Sas-a GaJ.
lN-H.rr N..kas-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-02-01

Montana. for the lands and premises
described as follows. to-wit
SWL. Wi.SEi4 Sec. 4: NEil
Soc. =. Twp. - y. Rye. 30 /. VI.
VI.
Witness my hand and seal OF Said
court this 10Th day Of January l9+o.
Court Seal Blanche "r"llah'
Clerk of Court.
by Susan Rinderkn"cht.
Deputy.
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[sfUMIW

AUCTIONEER-Call Hlnsdale at my
expense for dates. John c. McColly.
1-52tp
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Shown here is the 'charter"
which Mrs. Ivy Adams Second
Grade, Auburn, WASH, drew up
on the back of a letter from
w. Nj. LETTERS, president of the
Union Pacific Railroad, forming
a "Stay Away from the Tracks"
club i'm anSwer to Mr.. LETTERS
plea to keep schoolchildren away
from railroad tracks.
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v kraljestva nlravslj
(Nadaljevanje = 2. stranD

50 81 dobili RinAjani zene po po-
trebi.
To nam kaze ravnanje rdece
mravlje, XII Sc zove tudi ropar-
ska mravlja. Ia zivalica, XII sta
vi svoja mravljisca navadno ma.
solncnatih bregovih pod gozdo-
vi, pokrije svoje mravljisca vse-
lei z ostricami smrekovih vel,
je najbolj predrzen ropar svo-
je vrste. Vendar pa ne isce SUI
njev vedno, temvec samo te-
daj, ako je stevilo delavk v last
mem rodu zelo majhno. Po We
cini je v teh mravljiscih suznjev
lie od enega do leset odstotkov.
Mnogokrat pa Sc najde mrav-
ljisca, v katerih je vec suznjev
kot gospodarjev, to je delavk
lastnega rodu. Kadar nastane v
mravljiscu tax polozaj, tedaj sc
bliza propad rodu, ker kmalu
so sunni pravi gospodarji.
Tako Sc zgodi tudi pri mrav-
ljah, kakor pri cloveku, da pro-
padejo, XII so bill vedno navajo
nj ziVeti cd d Ella drugih. V
mravljiscih, kjer je pretezna ve-
Gina suznjev, postanejo pravi
gospodarji KIN alu takozvani
'smarocerji'', to je, da MISC vec
"a nobeno rabo, ampak da. 1--WE
lie cd della drugih. Veckrat Sc
je ze opazilo, kako so take raz-
mere unicile razne rodove'
Mravlje, XII so pustile opravlja-
tt VISA della lie suznjem, so svo-
j lenobi postale kmalu nespo'
sobne "a delo. Naravoslovci Sc
opazovali, da MISC bile take
mravlje sposobne, da bi vzivale
samo hrano, ter so jih morali
krmiti sunni. Tai ko pride vec-
krat, da Sc spremeni rod v
mravljiscu ter da postanejo
prejsnji sunni gospodarji. De-
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'Tvoja misel ii gre naproti, 4
.je ponagajala Minka Mari, ki je
napeto upirala oci v popotnika.
Toda Mara je vzkliknila, preden
ie Minka dokoncala stavek:
sBrest!"
Use tri so obstale. &,
Mara je razpela solncnik in
zakrozila z MIN mad glavo.
Popotnik je snel vnovic klo-
buk in zamahnil z MIN v po-
zdrav. ,...<
''Brest!!" je vzkliknila zopet
Mara in tako zardela, da je ta-
koj opazila Alena. Ali cutila je
tudi sama, da j je v lice zavalo-
villa kri.
"Ceden student! Vnekaj dneh
ie dovrsil semester"
Tako je, Bresta hladno obso-
dila Minka, kateri je bio tako
ocitno' navdusenje obeh tovari-
Sic. zaradi dijakovega prihoda
sila odvec.
Alena in Mara sta sc oh Min
kini pikri opazki spogledali. Dru-
ga drugi sta brali obraza, kar
hi bill radi ODE zabrisali.
"Briga me njegov semester!
Nekaj zabave DO vendarle z
MIN. Ia silo je dober.'
Tako je skusala prikriti rde-
cleo Mara.
"Sebicnica!" je zamrmrala
Minka.
"Ne sodimo," ga je opravice-
vala Alena. "Brzkone ina vzrok
da Sc je vrnil tako nitro z Du-
naja."
Nato so vse utihnile. Ma trdi
cesti so sc re cule Brestove sto-
pinje. Vse tri so pridrzavale ko-
rake, kakor bi lagodno setale in
hi mu hotele dokazati, da mu ne
gredo naproti.
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MtkNAlEZ
-a&775 5NME a. !
IL ;$:;>r

PoKRIVAMO STREFIE finim no.
vim papirjem. predvojne kakovo-
sti. Pokrijemo 1000 kvad. Sevljev
"a $76. Postavljamo tu-
di siding" po nizki ceni.
INDEPENDENT ROOFING co.
10000 st. Clair Ave-. GL. 946l
Lahki pogoji-brexplaSni proraSuni
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10 jih je obdrzalo zdrave il spo-
sobne "a razvoj, med tenn ko SO
gospodarji poginili ' brezdelju.
Ravno tako Sc godi v cloveski
.druzbi, kjer je takozvana vista
druzba propadla moralicno in nj
sposobna niti "a vzivanje hra-
ne; oni pa ki delajo, ostanejo
.pri moci in zdravju ter SO spo-
sobni, da Sc mnoze, da Sc dviga-
jo vedno yisje do moci in po-
polnosti, kar vodi vedno blizje
do casa, ko bodo ziveli prejsnji
suznj jedrzci, ki SO postal kakor
mrtev del eloveske druzbe.
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F.S. FINzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SPISI
X
|. Sorno

obrazbo -- ali, da bi Sc ubijale
me, ko imamo Sole ze preko gr-
la, no, hvala lepa "a take nacr-
te. In zastonj povrhu! Minka,
lepo te prosim, ne nori!"
"Sodim, da to delo ne DO "a
stonj! Narod DO Eel cd te set
vew
"Narod, narod, tt in tvoj ma
rod! Brr! Kar zacni po Preser-
novo: Gosence kaj ma repo var
je, kak prideluje Sc krompir mar
bolji! Alena, ne pohujsaj Sc mad
socialistom!"
'Da bi mogla biti resnicni So
cialist in pohujsati vse ljudi!"
Minki so sc oci cd navdusenja
svetile. "Poglejta, tn smo pri
krasnem sadovnjaku. Zimska
jabolka odtrgavajo. Vidita, ia
vrt je delo moza, XII je bill soci-
alist, preden Sc je svet tega ime-
ma zavedal. z rovnico, z nozem
in cepici je hodil cd vrta do W.
ia. In danes blagoslavlja fara
njegov spomin! Da, da, blago-
slovljeno tvoje ime, ii revni,
vaski ucitelj!'
"Alena, Minka re pridiguje!
Sedaj sva izgubljeni! Poslusaj,
solnce, in sc ustavi ma svoji po-
til"
Mara je iztegnila roko proti
nebu.
Mara, strahovito 81 poredna
Meni Sc zde Minkine misli IL
vrstne. Samo vsaka nj da bi jih
izvajala!"
! "Tole je misel zame,' Sc je
zasmejala Mara 'navihanski in
pokazala S solncnikom po cesti.
Oddalec so zagledale popot-
nika v gosposki suknji. Njego-
va hoja je bila prozna in mlade-
niska. Pojav mestne m O S k
obleke je bill v samotni dolini tax
| dogodek, da SO vse tri umolkni-
lie in opazovale prihajajocega.
''Tisti ITALIAN je, XII kupuje cd
Strniske," je prva spregovorila
Alena.
agent" je omenila malomar-
no Minka, XII je sicer MISC uzalile
besede Marine, ali je> bila ven
dar nekoliko potrta, ker nj mo-
gla dati duska custvom, XII so j
polnila srce.
mi ITALIAN in nj agent! Po.
glejta, pozdravlja!'
Popotnik je resnieno zamah-
nil S klobukom, kakor "a po-
zdrav.
Zdelo Sc jim je cello, da Sc je
| podvizal, odkar jih je zagledal
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Uredn1koVa
po$ta
"a takojsnjo pomoe

Sledeci rojaki so darovali "a
takojsnjo pomoc oh priliki 10
letnice Progresivnih Slovenk:
Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Lustrik $35,
Mr.. in Mrs. Vinko Coff $25, Ma
ry Ivanush $40. Pc $500: Ce-
ella Brodnik, Frances Blatnick,
Mr.. Frank Slejko ST., Mr.. in
Mrs. Vehar; po $500: Albina
Vehar, Mr.. in Mrs. Rabbi. 3 ne
imenovani vsak po $1.O0, G. Su-
bell $500.
Ako je bill kdo slucajno iz-
puscen, XII je tudi daroval, pro-
simo vas, da nam oprostite ter
Sc YAM prav iskreno zahvalju-
jemo "a vas dar.
Odbor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-28
Priznanje Jontezu

Cleveland, Ohio. - Vse pri-
znanje gre Mr.. Jontezu "a ME
gov dopis v "Cleveland News"
Opisal je zgodovino primorskih
Slovencev in ozigosal britsko po-
hlepnost. Vsi angleski casopisi
bi morali imeti tisti clanek, da
bi javnost bolj vedela Titovo
stalisce in-z kaj Sc gre v resni-
ci.
Mrs. Remic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-28
(Nadaljevanje)

"Je res vec bridkosti v MEM
.kakor sem sanjala Ljubljani."
"Vec bridkosti? Ne vec - sa-
ma suha bridkost in mic druge-
ga, puscoba in dolgcas, da bi
ga prodajale ma kilometre!'
"Jaz sc veselim zine! Ko OBJ
takih dneh delam kakor' "a sta
vo in zacne posteno mesti okrog
oxen, to je zane uzitek. Ko do
vrsim delo "a Miklavza, imam ze
drug nacrt "a zimo."
"Ah, Minka, ii in tvoji nacr-
ti!"
"Povejte, meme zanimajo!" je
prosila Alena.
'Najprej predlagam, da bo-
mo bolj iskrene: tikajmo SCI!
Vse so bile tenn predlogom
zadovoljne in so 81 segle v roke.
"Torej suha bratovseina," Sc
je zasmejala Mara in stisnila
roko Aleni. "Toda prVega vaju
povabim ma puns. Takega vam
napravim, da Sc Sc teul, Minka,
otaia zmrzlO srce."
"Dobro! Ali ne samo prvega.
Dolocimo vsak teden cajni We
cert"
"Izvrstno! ziveli cajni vece-
RI"
Mara je zamahnila S solncni-
kom.
'Toda vnaprej tt povem, Min
ka, da ne bono puste pri t e h
vecerih. JAZZ, recimo, bonn 60
vorila O sami ljubezni in zabav-
ljala ma vse tiste, XII so 81 izmi-
sill mas imenitno dolgocasni po-
klic."
"Pri vecerih bo vladala re-
publika!'
"Ceprav anarhija,' sc je "a
smejala Mlnka. "Sedaj pa moi
nacrt, Alena! Mara ga itak ne
DO poslusala."
BON ga, toda vem, da bo 60
rela il MEGA pozrtvovalna lju-
bezen do domovine! LIE pridi-
guj!'
Moi nacrt je ia: Ia dekleta,
XII so ze IL ponavljavne sole,
otvorim tee a j "a gospodinj-
stvo."
"Za gospodinjstvo?' sta sc
zavzeli ODE hkrati.
'Da, "a gospodinjstvo. Preci-
tala sem nekaj izvrstnih del, ka-
ko skrbe "a izobrazbo zenstva
drugod. Zakaj bi pri mas ne?'
"Seveda maj skrbe tudi pr
mas! Kdo trdi, da smo zoper IL