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Evening star., 1945-07-19
Italian Ships Lack
Fuel to Leave Port

August 12-"An air-naval battl
Is in progress las the British triet
to get a convoy through to be
Ileaguered Malta. = We are IL
an inferior position. Our heav.
vessels cannot leave port for lacl
of oil and of light escorts"
August 15-"A long conversation
with Butt Ambassador to Paris)
French hatred for the Ger
mans is growing by leaps ant
bounds, but not against us. Blu
nothing will happen beyond dem
onstrations, killings, sabotage.
THE (French) government be-
lieves in an Axis victory. The peo.
pie in victory of the Allies. Dt
Gaulle, as a person, is despised by
every one, but the country at hear
is De Gaullist. The feelins
of the French for the British il
identical with that of Italians fol
the Germans
August Resistance on tht
Russian front seems to stiffen. .
From a Turkish telegram, inter.
cepted by our services, 1t woule
seem that the standard of life ir
Russia is quite good, and the spirit
of the people hopeful. Ambassador
zobrini telegraphs, 7 have seer
emaciated faces only in Vienna ant
Munich. In Kuibyshev (Soviet
temporary capital after Moscow wa.
evacuated every one lives well anc
eats abundantly.' For the diplomat:
he said the real enemy is boredom
and to defeat it every one has giver
himself to drink with great de.
liberation"
August 27 - Long conversation
with Ribbentrop lin Budapest
where Ciano went to attend the fu-
neral of Stephen Horthy, son oi
Hungary's regent, who died in ar
airplane crash. His courtesy !.
unusual. He calls on me first, in.
vites me to lunch, steps back al
every doorway.
fRibbentrop's tone is moderate
although he continues to be an op-
timist. The war is already won o1
earlier days has now become we
cannot lose this war He
says Russia is tough, very tough, ano
thinks that not even a Japanese
attack would finish her"
August 30-"Ghigi Qtalian rep.
reSentative in Athens sends ar
SOS from Greece. The German,
are insisting on immense indem.
mites, the government threatens tt
resign, trouble can begin any min
ute"
August 31-"At 8 o'clock last nigh
Rommel attacked in Libya. HI
chose the hour and the day well
at time when no one was expect
ing it, and whisky had begun II
appear on British tables"
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Jesse {. HaifIeigh Dies
a DAYS Before Son Returns

Pfc. Donald j. Haifieigh, who is
expected to arrive in Washington
today after a year and half in
France and Germany with the 1st
Army, does not know it yet, but his
father will be missing from the fam
lily reunion.
His father, Jesse C. Haiaeigh,
died Monday of a heart attack at his
residence, $40 Tenth street Sc. He
was a veteran of the World War
and a member of Costello Post,
American Legion.
For 40 years an employe Of the
Railway Express Co., Mr.. Haifieigh
came to the District Is years ago
from Frederick County, Md.
Another son, Pfc. Melvin A.
Haifieigh. stationed at McCook
Field, Nebr., is here on furlough. In
addition to his sons, Mr.. Haif1eigh
also is survived by two daughters,
Miss Catherine Haif1eigh and Miss
Marion Haifieigh. both of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at the Chambers fu-
neral home, SIT Eleventh street Sc.
Burial viii be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
The Peoples
Clearing House

The little want Ads" in The
Star serve as a clearing house
for the wants Of the people.
The results are evidently
prompt and satisfactory as
the number of advertisements
has increased 20 per cent and
more from last year.
These little Ads are
printed in the least possible
space at minimum cost to the
advertisers.
ALI of these advertisements
are voluntary with no annoy
ance to the general pubIs
from solicitation.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
New York Firm Gets
Road Drainage Contract

Award Of a contract to Hendrick-
son Bros. Inc, of Valley Stream
N. Y, for grubbing, drainage and
grading work on 2.54 miles of road
way on the proposed Washington
Baltimore Parkway was announced
last night by the Public Roads Ad-
ministration of the Federal Works
Agency. The consideration was
1851 ,225.
Bids were received at the Office
of the PRA division engineer at
Arlington. Work to be done is on
a dual section of the parkway ex-
tending from. Defense highway to
Riverdale zoad In Prince Georges
County.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

Ciano's wife, Edda, spent Bit
ter afternoon with her husband, ac-
cusing him Of being anti-German.
II Duce, himself, worried about ex-
ternal and internal problems alike,
suffered recurrence of stomach
trouble that alarmed his family and
friends.
His mistress was trying to have
her marriage annuled.
Ciano wrote:
July 20-'Tamaro minister to
SwitZerland) sends news from
Switzerland about Anglo-G German
conversations he says are to take
place at Lugano He supplies a
wealth of particulars. On the part
of the Germans, those present are
to be Seyss- -Inquart (Reichscom-
missar for the Netherlands), Rim
telen (Nazi military mission chief
in italy,, ETC., and on the part Of
the British persons of more or less
equal rank. Tamaro inclosed some
snapshots, but I didn't recognize
any one. 1t all has the flavor Of a
cheap novel,"
July 23-"u Duce is furious with
the military, who for the second
time have made me a fool by hav-
ing him visit the front Tin Egypt
at an unhappy moment. .
He had given orders to Cavallero
Qtalian commander in chief to
send clearly the word 'Tevere' "a
river in Rome) when Cavallero was
certain about the advance of our
troops to the (Suez) canal. The
password arrived Friday, June 81.
II Duce delayed his trip for two days
because of storm. Only when he
was on the spot did he realize that
things were not going well.
"The nomination of Cavallero as
field marshal could not be avoided
because II Duce found himself be-
tween Rommel and Kesselring
(Nazi marshals) like Christ between
the thieves"
Evening star., 1945-07-19

run through the provinces. Musso-
lini thinks more about it than he
says and more than he would have
others believe. His stomach cramps
have returned and the old ulcer has
come to life again. He is worrying. u
August 10-"The taking of Maikop
(oilfield in the Russian Caucasus)
and agitation in India. The
first will have the effect of relieving,
though not Immediately nor alto
gether, the pressing oil problem of
the Axis. The second, in the judg-
ment of II Duce, may precipitate an
ASiatic crisis"
Evening star., 1945-07-19
American AirIines Names
Woman Vice President

American AiIlines last night an
nounced the appointment of Miss
Carlene Roberts, 81, as assistant
vice president of the company. Off,
cials of the line said that she is the
youngest woman ever chosen for a
position Of this type in their firm
She makes her headquarters in
Washington.
Joining the airline in 1888 as q
secretary, Miss Roberts was ad-
vanced in 1912 to assistant to the
vice president.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Legion to InstoII

Assistant Secretary of the Navy
John L. Sullivan and Joseph A. Can
trel, Montgomery County attorney,
are expected to attend the installa-
ton Of new officers of Greenbelt
Post, No. 1856, American Legion, to-
night in the elementary school audi
torillm there. Frank Riley is the
new commander, with 1t. Herman
Schwan vice commander, David
Steinle finance officer, Arthur Cav
throp adjutant, Ora Tavenner SER
geant at arms and Judge Thomas E.
Freeman service officer. A party in
the posts clubhouse will follow.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Smoke Overcomes Truinmun

Donald M. Osthoff, A, of 1855
r street NE, a Pennsylvania Rail-
road locomotive fireman, was taken
to the Casualty Hospital today after
being overcome by smoke when his
train was halted by signals in the
railway tunnel at Second street and
Virginia avenue Sc. His condition
was reported as not serious.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Nozis Asked Pope
To Stop Bonbinus

September 23-"Guariglia CAM
bassador to the Vatican) has moth
ing new about Myron Taylor's
Omitted States special envoy to the
Holy See) trip. 1t is clear that they
tell us at the Vatican only what
they want us to know. The only
interesting thing is that the Ger
mans have asked the Pope to inter-
vene to stop the bombing of German
open cities. The word 'coventrize
was coined In Germany, as I re-
CALI"
September 25-"Alfieri (Ambassa-
dor to Berlin, who approves it.
sends proposal from Berlin that
we give Myron Taylor a solemn
booing.' An insane thing to do.
can't say whether it is more ridic-
ulous or disgusting"
fTonorroiD-North African Land
sSHs Ernfad Ha~->r rsss
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Count ciono's DiuY-No. II
GERMANS ASKED POPE
TO HALT ALLIED RAIDS
PIeu Made Five Weeks After First
BIZ Bombing of Nuzi-HeId Areas
Ccopyrisht. 1e45, by the Chicago Daily News Inc.
All rights reserved including
July 2o-September rs. 1912.

Five weeks first Bit raids Germanheld Europe
appealed the Vatican to intervene and halt the bomb
ing of "open Cities disclosed In the diary of Count Cano
MusSolnis son-in-law.
The information included in report by Ialys Abas
sador to Vatican the visit of Myron Taylor President
Rooseves special emary to the Holy See Cano wryy recalled
coventrZe had been coined in Berlin for Ger
manv,s destructive raids British cities.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

fTon1orroiD--North African Land
irgs Fooled Germans.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-20

Dalje prlhOdnJic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-20

ca obdana nepretrgano vrsto
lepih trgovin, vendar sc razvoj
trgovskega prometa in z MIN
tudi prodajalni lokai eedalje
pomikajo Ma spodnI del Sloven-
ske ulice, ma Grajski trg in ma
siroko Aleksandrovo cesto, z
mimi pa tudi sedezi in poslopja
bank in denarnih zavodov. Ia
ko Sc je l. 1882 sezidala po ma
crtih arhitektov S. Deva in J.
Cernigoja na vogalu Gosposke
in Slovenske ulice moderna pa
laca Hranilnice Dravske banovi-
ne, ma Aleksandrovi eesti pa pa
laca Zadruzne gospodarske ban
ke.
8. KOlOdvOrska cetrt
Aleksandrova costa, XII drzi
cd Grajskega trga v vzhodni
smeri ma Glavni kolodvor, je
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ga inesta. Ulica ina svoje ime
po nekdanjen cistercijenskem
sanostanu Vetrinju pri Celovcu,
/ XII je incl v Mariboru in okolici,
zlastis v vinogradskih goricah
obsirna posestva in v tel ulici
Cd |. 1684-1740 svoi dvorec
tdanes 1t. 30). " tel in v vzpo-
redni, cd Glavnega trga ma Sc
yer drze eel Gosposki ulici so
,ohranjene najstarejse mescan-
ske in redke plemishe hise ma
riborske, XII SO pa ostale po We
eini enonadstropne. Lepi in ar
hitektonsko u6inkeviti SO siroki
barocni portai teh starih his. v
Vetrinjski ulici vzbuja pozor-
most hisa st. 16, nekoc ena mai
lepsih svobodinskih his, s svojo
barocno stukaturo. Ia MO sc
vrsti hisa st. "a, tako zvani
Meljski dvorec, XII je bill ze l.
1850 sedez Meljskega gospostva,
cigar grb je WIDEN mad sirokim
portalom. Tretja hisa "a MIN je
ze omenjeni Vetrinjski dvor. Ba-
rocni portal krasi grb (konj v
skoku) prejsnjih lastnikov, gro.
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,.

danes ! svejinai lepimi bulvari
in kras mimi izlozbami, ii jo
spremljajo zlasti ma severni
strani prav do Glavnega kolo-
dvora, odnosno do hotela Me-
rama, glavna prometna lila me-
sta Marlboro.
JUNO stran Aleksandrove ce-
ste in Cd ME proti Draw drzece
vaEnejse ulice ze poznamo. Tre-
ba Sc je seznaniti Be mestnim
delom, ki sega severno cd ceste
proti Piramidi. v ia del vodita
dve siroki ravni ,ulici, Preserno-
va in Cankarjeva utica. v Pre-
sernovi ulici stoji Dijaski dom,
sezidan !. 1900 ma mestu prejs-
ME vojaske bolnisnice. v sosed-
nj Razlagovi ulici sta v isti ee-
'trti nastanjeni dve dekliski
osnovni in mescanska sola, ma
vogalu Zrinjskega trga, XII je ze
v blizini kolodvora, pa zenska
realna gimnazija in Trgovska
akademija.
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fov Breurjev. " tel hisi so -
med 1885 1906 vrsile prve gle
daliske predstave v Mariboru.
fsredo Vetrinjske ulice veze Okla
Jurciceva utica 2 Gosposko ,lli-
Co. TIsa st. 5 v Jurcicevi ulici
je biia, preden Sc je prezidala,
prastara in najimenitnejsa ma
riborska gostiina pri "Jelenu",
|pozneje Halbwid, Y kateri so sc
ustavljali tudi avstrijski in rus
XII cesarji.
Ma koncu Vetrinjske ulice, ma
vogalu Graj jskega trga stoji nov,
moderno opremljen hotel "Orer'
Il restavracijo in kavarno. Tu
vodi Slovenska, utica mimo gle
dalisca ma zapad. Cd ME Sc cepi
levo Gosposka utica, ki gre sko-
ri sredo starega Marlboro do
Glavnega trga. Tu in v sosedni
Vetrinjski ulici ter njenih prec-
|nih ulicah Jenkovi, Tkalski, Jur-
cicevi in Volkmerjevi ulici so sc
do l. 1860 kopicile vse veeje in
pomembnejse mariborske trgo-
vine, obrtne delavnice in kavar-
ne. Tudi danes ie Gosposka uli-
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posvetili dezelni knezi in drugi
.lastniki gradu umetniski okra-
sitvi notranjih grajskih prosto-
rov. v veliki grajski dvorani, v
kateri je sedaj kino, so ma po-
dolznih stenah in ma stropu fres-
ke, XII predstavljajo stiri letne
case in M. Goeblerjeva, slika
bitke pri Dunaju.
v gradu, XII je bill v Is. sto-
letju v posesti grofov Brandt
SOW, so med drugimi prenoceva-
Ii tudi cesar Karl WI, papez Phi
vi. in ruski prestolonaslednik
Pavel. Leta 1873 so grofje
Brandisi grad prodai. ze pref
(1871) so severno obzidje gra-
.du, XII je potekalo JUNO cd Ju-
goslovanskega trga, z grajski-
mi vratci vred podrli, prav ta-
ko vzhodna vrata med Loretsko
kapelico in nasprotno hiso ma
vogalu danasnje Slovenske in
Grajske ulice. S tenn sc je sicer
odprla Grajska utica prometu,
a znatno oskodovala pref enot-
,notno sliko grajskih stavb. Now
lastniki gradu so dab vse graf
ske prostore prenarediti "a sta
novanja, v pritlieju pa "a po.
slovne in trgovske namene. S
TEN je izgubil grad mnogo ma
umetniski vrednosti. Danes je
grad last mestne obcine.
Vzhodno stran mariborske.
ga gradu zavzema Trg svobode
tako imenovan v spomin ma Ego.
dovinsko dejanje generala Ru'
dolfa Maistra, XII je dne 1. no
vembra 1918, kljub trikratn
premoci nemskega vojastva il.
trgal vojasko poveljstvo mests
nemskim oblastnikom in progla
sill Maribor "a del move jugoslo
vanske drzave. Dne g.. januarjs
1919 je prisla tudi dosedanjs
-nemska upraya mesta Maribo
ra v slovenske roke, mirovns
pogodba " St. Germainu dne
10. septembra 1919 pa je tud
formalno priznala Maribor mas
drzavi. Pc prehodni dobi obein
skin regentov (1919-1921) j
postal prvi slovenski zupan Ma
ribora Viktor Grcar (1921-
1924; "a MIN so bill maribor
ski zupani: DIR. Josip Leskoval
(1924-192O, dr.. Alojzij Ju
van (1927-1931) in dr. Frar
Lipold (1931 do danes).
6. v francislanski zupniji
Grajski trg pred mariborskin
gradom je danes sredisce mari
borskega zivljenja. Zapadno OF
MEGA poteka Slovenska utica
juno drzi Okla Vetrinjska uli
ca ma nam ze znani Glavni trg
vzhodno pa vodi siroka, z Dire
voredom zasajena in ma move
tlakovana Aleksandrova cest;
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cetku te ceste, tam kjer Sc ste
ka juga Kopaliska utica vanjo,
Sc dviga mad ostalo okolico mo-
numentalna Franciskanska GER
kew $ proceljem in dvema zvo-
nikoma obrnjena ma who'd 2
vhodorn IL Franeiskanske ulice.
Sezidana je bila v |. 19OO-19O4
po nacrtih arh., Riharda Jorda-
ma v romanskem slogu, v notra-
njosti dogotovljena |. 1919. Me
gradbo De zacel, vodil in, izvedel
p. Kalist Heric. Cerkev, XII je
najlepsa sodobna cerkvena stav-
ba mariborska, ina tri ladje. v
njej je pokopan knezoskof dr..
Miha Napotnik. .~ 49,
Cd Franciskanske ulice Sc ce-
pi proti vzhodu, vzporedno z
Aleksandrovo cesto Martina
utica. Tu stoji m e d Sodno in
Vosnjakovo ulico lepa sodna pa
laca, sezidana l. 1898. Njej ma
sproti Sc je sezidala v zadnjih
lie tih trinadstropna pal a { a
Okroznega urada "a zavarova-
ME delavcev, v sodobnem slo-
gu po naertih S. Deva in J. Ger
nigoja.
JUNO odtod, v Tattenbachovi
ulici, stoji dvonadstropni Ma
rodni dom, dozidan |. 1893 S po-
moejo mariborske Posojilnice
tu je bilo do prevrata sredisce
druzabnega, kulturnega in poll
tienega zivljenja mariborskih in
okoliskih Slovencev, tn je Sc da-
mes sedez sokolske zupe Mari
Dor, Sokolskega drustva Mari
bor Matica in Ceskega kluba.
Stavbisce Narodnemu domu Sc
izbrali slovenski krogi, ker je
bila misel, zvezati siroko Kopa-
lisko ulico po novem mostu z
nasprotno Trzasko drzavno &C.
sto v Magdalenskem predmest-
ju. S tenn bi bill prisel Narodni
dom do odlicnega prometnega
in trgovskega polozaja. To je Sic
ia krat odlocujocim silam v
mestni upravi navzkriz; "a te
so novi most rajM postavdi med
Glavnim in Kralja Petra trgom
in pokvarili S porusenjem stariI
his ma Glavnem trgu "a vednc
njegovo zakljueno arhitektonske
lepoto.
Z. PO starih ulicah
Il Tattenbachove ulice krene
mo naprej do Glavnega trga, to-
da le do mesta, kjer sc steka
vanj Okla Vetrinjska utica.
tenn smo zopet v okrilju stare
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Po lepi SlOUeniijiii il
DIR. RUDOLPH ANDREJKA
(Nadaljevanje)

Il
(Nadaljevanje)
JUNO Cd mestnega parka do
Gregorciceve ulice je stirikot-
no zazidan novi de. mesta, XII Sc
v isti zazidavi nadaljuje do
Zrinjskega trga in Kersnikove
ulice v blizini Glavnega kolodvo-
ra.
Ulice tega della obdajajo mo-
derno zidane, po vecini dvonad-
stropne hise, Xxi nimajo, razen
par izjem, mic mikavnega ma Sc
bi. V TEN mestnem delu Sc ma
hajajo ma vogalu Korosceve in
podaljsane Gosposke ulice, Sc
eisto blizu novemu parku, sko-
fijsko semenisce, njemu naspro-
tt ma juznem voglu klasiena
gimnazija, vstric ME, a Re "a
padno ma voglu Trubarjeve uli-
ce, drz. m sko uciteljisce. V
Trubarjevi ulici ma kriziscu Gre
gorcieeve ulice stoji evangelij-
ska Kristusova cerkev, sezidana
|. 1859, obnovljena |. 1903. o.
tarna slika Kristusova ma kri-
zu je delo slikarja Edvarda Lin
da. Y Koroseevi ulici stoji ma
zapadnem vogalu Vrazove ulice
krasna Scherbaumova villa, ne
koc (1927-1929) sedez oblast-
ne samouprave mariborskega
okrozja, danes Gozdarska sola
in Zdravstveni dom z otrosko
bolnisnico. Naprej po tel ulici
opazimo ma vogalu Ciril-Meto-
dove ulice moderno stavbo nek-
danjega okrajnega glayarstva,
v kateri so uradovali cd l. 1922
1929 veliki zupani mariborske
oblasti. V obsirnem poslopju
poslujeta danes ODE sreski ma
celstvi Maribor desni in levi
breg.
5. Grad i'm okolica
Jugoslovanski trg oh pref
omenjeni Gregorcieevi ulici je
meja med novim in starim Ma
riborom. Prehod oznacuje lieen
park; ma njegovi vzhodni stra-
nj je velika pivovarna Union
(prej pivovarna Goetz), ma "a
padni strani pa velko poslopje
II. (realne) gimnazije, nekdanje
realke, sezidane |. 1873. Cd te-
ga poslopja naprej drzi ma jug
Okla Grajska utica, katera Sc Sc
nahaja ma ozemlju starega Ma
ribora. Tu opazimo takoj poleg
starih his znamenito poslopje
ma levi, XII Sc ma juznem vogalu
konca S sesterokotnim, z baroc-
no streho pokritim stolpom.
TO je mariborski grad, ma
slednik prvotnega starega gra-
du ma Piramidi, odkoder sc je
grajska uprava preselila najpo-
zneje konec Is. stoletja v me.
sto, med tenn ko je start grad
ma Piramidi obdrzal Sc v 16. sto-
letju syoj pomen k OF vojaska
postojanka in POMONA utrdba.
Ker je stal mariborski grad
ma severnovzhodnem koncu
mestnega obzidja, je bill seveda
mocno utrjen in je cato vzdrzal
tudi turski napad !. 1882. Bill je
pa v teh bojih mocno poskodo.
van; njegovo obnovitev SO izvr.
Sill italijanski stavbeniki, med
mimi tudi Domenico Del Lalio
XII je delal v Mariboru okoli leta
1854. Ko je v II. in Is. stoletju
prenehala nevarnost sovraznih
napadev ma mesto, sc je grad
veekrat prenovil. Krasili so Ga
stirje stolpi, cd katerih je danes
ohranjen le se stolp ma jugoza.
padu. Oh tenn stolpu stoji loret'
ska kapelica, ki 10 Je dal lets
1865 sezidati grof Jurij Jerne.
Kisel, baje natancno poaneta pe
izyirni zgradbi tsanta easel /,
Loretu. Y 18. stoletju je dobile
tudi JUNO procelje gradu svojc
-
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Z. PO starih ulicah

Z. IU SCdTIH QIICdU
Il Tattenbachove ulice krene.
mo naprej do Glavnega trga, to-
da lie do mesta, kjer Sc steka
vanj Okla Vetrinjska utica. S
tenn smo zopet v okrilju stare
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01
A Message-And Perhaps-An Answer

April City gather
the representatives of the the world Upon their
dom, their skill diplomacy understanding
rests the hope of mankind Pharmacists
Hagg of the eleven million who has called
to the services of his
more specific They out there
you and children and the
burning enslaVng
erations And they doing masterfully
you lay your soft night,
reach have thought those millions theesepng
foxholes unges maara-rdden
may safe Young standing
holds of lives suddenly that life their
young brides happy amieso stop the mad-men de-
stroying us?
Is strange that night
has swept the world wreckng and destroying lives their
lives like plague? Is strange that should
this problem be solved by
it for TO- too generations? Let hope when
of the earth gather Francisco they
solution to Alvin Haggs question: that they will
millions of the world the the
ent OF Man. that has been the dream
paid for blood death-(City
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A Message To the People Of the World
BY ALVIN HAGG, Phi. NJ. &c

written before he left for the South Pacific
have appointment He'll, did arrange
want it, but I will keep When? Who knows? day
out to the battlefield die perhaps with
them Why? Who knows? do j afraid go
but will will shoot and kill bleed like the
millions of others before Before let this
thought with back do others will
to them must come explanation for all this misery
Why be torturedmutilated- butchered
a the real the
all this slaughter light
viii those boodoaked who return Most
them wanting only and for
getfulness them Will be who Will wonder
might well the leaders
chorus Make if have and you
had better have clear and be lost the wrath of
who killed who have their friends die
naught dsusoncd To disappon them will result
disaster
made
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STOCKHOLM, April 16 (By
wireless)-A dispatch to the Lon
don Daily Telegraph from its
Stockholm correspondent reports
that parts of the first W. bomb
which fell without exploding near
kalmar on July 13, 1914, were
conveyed by the Swedish army in
three trucks to Stockholm, thence
flown to England by British and
American planes. In this way a
completely reconstructed bomb
was in existence in England
months before the V-bombing
started. According to the Daily
Telegraph correspondent, the
bomb was put at the disposal of
the British after negotiations with
the Swedish Foreign Office.
Commenting editorially on the
matter, the Telegraph writes;
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gray of age, hard of hearing, and
in need of new teeth and a pair
of glasses. His stomach was also
out of order. AS Swanson did
not like to see the faithful com
rade suffer, one day he had taken
an old sack, added a rock, put the
cat into the sack, and had thrown
it into the river When he came
home, however, he found, to his
great establishment, Meow waiting
before the door of the little home
Swanson thought that he saw a
reproaching look in the cats eyes
For that reason, he took care of
the ailing animal for another
week
Since no improvement in the
cats health could be noticed,
Charles one day borrowed a gun,
intending to dispatch Meow into
cat heaven. But either he was not
used to handle gun, or else it
was the fault of the weapon, for
while he aimed at the head, he
hit the tail and made it a few
inches shorter. Some time passed,
the wound healed, and Swanson
pondered how he should be able
to kill the tough animal.
One day he struck upon fine
idea Under the house We're a
few sticks of dynamite, remains
from the blasting of the stumps on
the land BY aid of a little dyna-
mite, the cat would disappear
painlessly and rapidly.
The following day Swanson took
with him stick of dynamite, a
short piece of fuse, and a cap,
together with a strong cord when
he carried the cat up to the forest
clad side hill back of his land
When the dynamite was securely
tied to the cats tail and the fuse
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