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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
A Three Days
Cough is Your
Danger Signal

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cause 70 goes right 10 the seat OF the
trouble TO help loosen and expcl
Germ laden phlegm. and aid nature
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quickly allavs the cough or you are
TO have your money back
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
& WISHING WELL q
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
Wimingtonian Reported
Missing In Air Action

First l.. Cliff c. Morris, Jr.,
OF Wilmington, has been reported
missing in action over Hungary
since December II, according to
notification received by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff c. Nor
ris, 81 North Fourth St.
It. Morris. pilot of BIT bomb
er, entered the armed services in
the fall of 1910 as a member of
the National Guard. He later
transferred TO the Air Corps and
completed his training in Deem
Der of 1943 He has been stationed
overseas since June OF the past
year.
He is a graduate OF New Han
over High school and was en-
ployed in the Wilmington district
of Army Engineers before enter
ing the Army.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
AWAITS
INAUGURAL RITES
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
gag rule is undemocratic," and was
Joined in his fight by Rep. Edwards
Of Swain. Opposing the move were
Reps. Barker of Durham, and Tay-
lor of Wayne.
As expected, the speakership con.
test between the two major politi-
cal parties amounted to little in the
House since LOG Of its members are
Democrats. Rep. o. L. Richard
son of Union, nominated last night
over Rep. George Uzzell OF Rowan,
won by 112 to 0. His opponent was
Rep. T. E. Storey Of Wilkes, Re-
publican.
Storey's nomination by Rep.
Hutchins of Madison, was seconded
by Rep. Dobson of Surry, Demo-
crat, who said he spoke as a friend
and not as party member.
Richardson was nominated by
Rep. Stone of Rockingham. The
seconding speech was by Rep. Bar
ker of Durham.
Storey however, threw his sup
port to Richardson before the vo-
ting, and said:
This is a time for our heads to
be together. We may differ in pol
itics and we do not stand together
on everything but we, the minor
ity group, will trust in the leader
ship of Richardson
Both branches followed decisions
of the democratic caucuses and
elected:
Senate-Archie Gay of Northamp-
ton, president protein; Ray Byerly
of Lee, principal clerk; and Her
man Scott of Chatham, sergeant
alarms Election of a reading
clerk was deferred.
House - Richardson, speaker;
Mrs. Annie E. Cooper of Wake.
principal clerk; Ralph Monger OF
New Hanover, reading clerk; and
H. L. Joyner of Northampton, SER
geant-at-arms.
Named to the Senate Rules Com
mittee were Senators Gay. chair
man; and Pirce of Rockingham.
Clark Of Edgecombe, Smith OF STAN
ly, Blythe of Mecklenburg, Wealth
ers of Cleveland, Hodges OF Bum
combe. Carlyle OF Forsythe, Eagles
of Wilson, O'Berry Of Wayne, Ward
of Craven, Rowe Of Fender, Nc
Bryde of Hoke, Long OF Person,
Pittman of Lee, Pate OF Scotland,
Corey of Pitt and Aiken of Cataw-
l ba.
Named on the House Rules Com
mittee were Reps. Gass of For
sythe, chairman, and Bost Of Ca
barrus Hatch of Wake. Can't Of
Durham, Bridger of Bladen, Uzzell
of Rowan, Loftin of Buncombe,
LeGrand Of New Hanover, Grimes
of Beaufort, Griffin Of Martin,
Burns of Person, Pearsall Of Nash,
Currie of Moore, Pritchett of Cald-
we'll, Stone Of Rocking CHAM, Stoney
Of Burke, Taylor of Wayne, Clark
Of Halifax, Wallace of Lenoir, Hon
eycutt of Sampson, Caveness of
Guilford, Barber Of Chatham and
Shuford of Catawba.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
CHERRY TO TAKE
OATH OF OFFICE
Continued from Page One)

Assembly, will call the body to
order at high noon. Supreme Court
justices will administer the oaths
Of office to the following State Of
ficials: William P. Hodges, COM
missioner OF insurance; W. Kerr
Scott, commissioner of agricul-
ture; Harry Mcmillan, attorney
general; Clyde Erwin, superinten-
dent Of public instruction.; Charles
M. Johnson, treasurer; George
Ross Pou, auditor; Thad Eure,
secretary Of state; Forrest Shu-
ford, commissioner of labor; and
W. A. Devin and A. A. F. Sea
well, justices of the Supreme
Court.
1t. Gov. ELECT Ballentine will
take the oath of office, following
which, Governor-elect Cherry will
be sworn in by Chief Justice Wal.
ter P. Stacy. The new Governor
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
Stage Perennial Set
For Performance Here

One of the comedy stages most
hardy perennials, the always popu-
lar play "Abie's Irish Rose" will
play one-night stand here Satur-
day in ITALIAN Hall.
The troupe presenting the COM
edy, on tour since May, has en-
joyed the usual happy response of
players in the Anne Nichols We
hicle, being adjudged a decided
success in well filled houses in
both Canada and the United States.
The theme of the play, whose
record for successive perform
ances stood for many years on
Broadway, concerns the marriage
of an Irish girl and Jewish boy,
with the inevitable complications
to be expected.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
British Reveal Germans Torture
Of Belgians RipQling nquisition

The victims body was burned
with cigar ends;
His fingers were crushed in a
medieval-style screw press;
His body was burned with four
pointed electrical needle instru-
ment.
Women prisoners also were tor
tured, the document continued, and
one witness said she was complete
ly nude while these devices were
applied in an attempt to wrest in
formation from her.
A typical daily menu at Breen-
donk was given as:
Breakfast: one slice of dry bread
and mug of coffee; lunch, bowl
of scalding, watery soup; dinner,
one slice of bread, sometimes with
a small piece of butter Of marga-
rine, occasionally potato or salt
ed sardine, and mug of coffee.
Forty-eight prisoners were jam
med into rooms AZ feet long, Il
wide, and 10 feet high, with blue
painted windows at each end OF a
series of triple-decker hunks and a
few small tables and stools.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04

; There also were iron-barred cells
8 feet . inches by 4 feet 5 inches
equipped with wall shackles.
''All rooms and cells were lit oy
electricity, but that was used only
for inspection by the guards" the
document added.
Orders were given in German,
and prisoners who failed to under
stand were punished by guards,
who invariably carried whips or
crops.
More dangerous" type prison
ers were kept in handouts or
shackles night and day, and forced
to eat dog fashion on all tours.
Black hoods were thrown over their
heads when they were taken out
for four or five minutes daily.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
BY ROGER n. GREENE

21st ARMY GROUP HEAD.
QUARTERS, Jan. 3-(REThe Brit
lsh army, in its first official ac-
count of German atrocities, today
published a document disclosing
that Belgian civilians were subject
ed to tortures rivalling the Spanish
1nquisition.
1t said that some prisoners in
their agony and despair frequently
scratched crude drawings of the
head of Christ on the walls of their
cells.
The document declared that
every statement taken from sur
viving prisoners had been carefully
checked for veracity.
1t deals with the notorious
Rreendonk concentration camp
near Malines, the Tir National in
ussels-Where Nurse Edith Ca
veil was executed in World War
One-and is other prisons, torture
or execution depots in Belgium.
Witnesses were quoted as saying
approximately 1000 persons were
shot at Tir National during the
German occupation, and at least
$50 were executed by firing squad
or hanging at Breendonk.
An imprisoned Austrian doctor
said more than 500 men died dur
ing the three years he spent at the
moated Breendonk prison, includ-
ing 300 shot, IS hanged, and nearly
200 who succumbed from starva-
ton and other ill treatment.
Six methods Of torture outlined
in the document included:
Blows across the face or body,
particularly below the belt with a
truncheon or cat-o-nine tails;
The victim was bound across
table and thrashed;
The prisoner was hoisted to the
ceiling by a pulley and dashed in
mid-air, or released to fall on
sharp-pointed wooden blocks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
Six Taxi Driver Cards
Revoked Here In IS Days

Six taxi drivers permits were
revoked during December for
total period OF IS days, it was
revealed yesterday by Police Chief
c. H. Casteen.
Revelations of L. E. Tickle,
white, suspended for five days;
Ernest L. Mauldin, white, 80 days;
James Ratley. Negro, eight days;
James W Waddell, Negro, six
days; J. B. Johnson. six days;
and Sam Goldman, Negro, 80 days.
Permits for operation Of taxis
were issued last month to two
white operators and five Negro
drivers.
Arrests in December 591, in COM
parison to AL in the same month
of 1913.
Violent deaths numbered four,
including one by murder and three
by accident.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
Were Stomach Ulcer Pains
Napoleon's Waterloo?

The Great Napoleon who conquered ma
tons was himself a victim of after.
eating pains. Those who are distressed
with stomach or ulcer pains. indigestion,
gas pains, heartburn. burning sensation.
bloat and other conditions caused by ex-
cess acid should try Udga. Get Csc
box of Udga Tablets from your drug
glst. First dose must convince or return
box to US and get DOUBLE YOUR MO-
NEY BACK.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
ITCH (seaD,e.>
Needs Something Better Than
Surface Relief

When you are tormented by Itch
(Scabies), scratches, camp itch, or
7-year itch, don't be satisfied with
medicine that can do nothing
more than relieve the surface dis
comfort. Use David's Sanative
Wash, which actually destroys itch
parasites on contact. so cents at
any drug store, or send direct to
Owens & Minor, Richmond, Va.
Use only as directed. Money back
if not satisfied. (AdV.)
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
USED CAR PRICES


Price officials at the local
War Price and Rationing Of
flee reported yesterday that
used car and truck dealers may
continue to calculate their cell
ing prices on the same per-
centage scale as they used in
1914. Ceilings are computed ac-
cording to the list-price and
year OF manufacture. Reason
to expect cut of four per cent
in sales prices thus calculated
had been given the price Of
flee, but the change has been
deferred by orders from the
district automobile price rep
resentative.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
Briefs
SEABEES NEEuEn

The Navy has Immediate
need for one winchman and one
hatch boss for service with the
Seabees. Anyone interested
should contact the local NAVY
recruiting station in the post.
office. Three letters Of rec.
ommendation are necessary
Qualified applicants will re-
ceive ratings as first or sec d
class petty officers. All men
between the ages of Is and 50
are eligible.
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then will deliver his inaugural ad-

then VIII denver his inaugural adj
reSs.
When the official party leaves
he auditorium, a 10 gun salute
will be fired by an artillery de-
tachment from Fort Bragg. The
entire military parade will pass in
review before stand on Fayette-
vile street, and the new Governor
will 60 to the Capitol to receive
the keys and the Great Seal.
An inaugural ball, following a
formal reception at the executive
mansion, will climax the days &C.
tivivites. The official party will
lead the ball.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
BIGAMY ARREST

BIGAMY ARREST
Allen Edward Williams, Will
mington white man, was ar
rested yesterday by County
police on two charges of big
amy. He will receive a hear
ing in Recorders court this
morning.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
VICTORY BELLIES

A meeting of the Victory
Bellies will be held at 1880 pm.
today at the USO club at Sec
ond ard Orange streets, and Of
ficers have urged that all
members attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04

The only bright angle about get.
ting stuck in your driveway is
that you don't have so far to
walk to get home.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
MARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issu-
ed in the office of Register of
Deeds Adrian Rhodes yester-
day to Algie Vause of Spofford
Mills and Jean Cook Of vii
mington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04
SQUARE DANCE

The Hewes Community club
of Maffitt Village will sponsor
a square dance at the Hewes
building Wednesday and Satur-
day night from 8 to IL DIM.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-04

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11

do vlad staa ia stremena svojega ludstva pred ocm
''Vlada koncuje prvo porocilo programa pozvom ma
narod Jugoslavji, progresvne in dobro mis-
ece udi brez ozra nhova preprcanja glede detaov
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rak reda in pravice Vlada bo deala svoem prizadeva
nu da odprav napake XII utegnejo bt in DO ravnaa
strogo avnmi in thim sovrazniA Temeljna ideja ma
kater slon ia program e kokor mogoce htra osvobodi
ev domovine mir in rekonstrukcija mocm vsega lud-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11
Svet Sc mov odpre
20 n0$e to srce,


20 na$e to srce,
tam res ljudje so veselje $ive %.
v nedeljo zvecer Is. aprila Oh
sedmih v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clairju DO Glasbena
matica podala to odlicno delo.
Mnogi, XII so pred nekaj lett vi
deli in slisali "Cigana-barona,"
SO izrazili zeljo, da bi 10 Matica
ponovila. III zelji hocejo pevci in
pevke ugoditi. V 'opereti bodo
nastopili znani in priljubljeni
solisti: Belle, Plut, Bradac, No
san, Widmar, Podobnik, Babitt,
Budan, Simcic, Maine, Zarnik,
svigel in seveda tudi celotni zbor
Glasbene matice.
Opereto bo dirigiral zborov
pevovodja Ivan Zorman, reziral
pa Rudolph J. Widmar. Clahi
Clevelandske sim f onije bodo
tvorili orkester. Pri studiju "Ci-
gana-barona," XII nj lahko glas-
beno delo, cetudi je veselega ko-
va, je vestno pomagala nasa pi-
anistinja. Vera Milavec-Slejko.
Pevske tocke je poslovenil mas
operni pevec Anton subelj, pro-
20 pa John V. Kaucic.
Ia opereta je zelo primerno
razvedrilo-za danasnje tezke ca
Sc, ko imamo tako malo oddiha
cd dnevnega della in skrbi-in
zalovanja, S "Ciganom-baro-
nom" pa bono preziveli nekaj ur
v objemu ocarljive romantike,
kjer Sc Sc vojaski sijaj prelije v
veselje in ljubezen. z.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11
~Cigan-baron"

Dne "a. oktobra 1885. je bila
prvic vprizorjena opereta "Ci-
gan-baron," in sicer ma Dunaju.
Bilo je to ma predvecer 60. rojst-
mega dne "kralja valcka," Jo-
hanna Straussa. Kako krasno
.darilo 81 je dal ia slavni MOI s
tenn novim delom! Nova opereta
je bila podana kar IS vecerov
zaporedoma. Dunajsko obcin-
stvo je bio ocarano, srecno. Ia
koj Sc je "Cigan-baron" razsiril
po ysej Evropi, kmalu nato pa
po vsem svetu.
To delo DO torej v jeseni stare
sestdeset let. Kako, da je ohra-
milo do danasnjega dine vso svo-
jo prvotno svezost in toplino?
Odgovor nj teak. V ''Baronu"
sc zdruZlJO naJraZllcneJSl Znaca-
j: plemenitasi, cigani, vojaki,
delavci in otroci v harmonicno
romanticno celoto. Glasba je
mehka, liricna, pa tudi vojaska
in dranlaticna. Opereta vsebuje
nekaj znacilnih Straussovih val
ckov. Eden najlepsih je gotovo
valcek v finale drugega dejanja:
Ko je boz kom6an,
nj vojak saspom,
naSe cete tja D mesto cesarsko
hite.
Y Silah kri kipi,
du$a nam drhti,
tam je ljubav IN DINO IN radost
sG use.
L4Gi tam Sare,
pari Sc vrte
in noci nam y veselju nainevajo
ze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11
Progresivni koticek

Dne 8. aprila je poteklo emo
leto, kar Sc je med nami razsi-
rila zalostna vest, da je nagle
smrti preminila n asa agilna,
zavedna sosestra in prijateljica
Anna Barbic. Zelo teak udarec
je bill to ne samo "a druzino,
pac pa "a vso napredno zenstvo
tn v Clevelandu. Kot njena ozja
prijateljica sem hotela takrat
opisati njen velikodusen znacaj,
toda nepopisna zalost mi je "a
branila, da roka nj mogla zapi-
sati kar je cutilo srce. &
Bila je tajnica krozka st. /.
Progresivnih Slovenk, ko sem jo
osebno spoznala. Meme zasluge
pri krozku so bile velike. z ne
popisno vztrajnostjo je delovala
"a napredek organizacije. Ker
zaposlenost takrat nj bila ma
visku kot je danes, tudi prize
ditve, XII smo jih cd casa do Ca
ga prirejale, niso bile ia ko
uspesne kot so danes. T 0 d a
Anna je vedno pripravila kaj
privlacnega. SesilA je prekrasne
posteljne odeje, XII so bile v ta-
kin slucajih oddane in XII SO pri-
nesle v blagajno lepo vsoto, da
smo potem lahko darovale v
razne dobrodelne svrhe. Res
smo tudi ostale pomagale S 81
vanjem, toda smelo receno rs
odstotkov della je izvrsila sama.
.e kako mores toliko delovati
"a krozek poleg vsega domace-
go della, sem jo enkrat vprasa-
Ia. 'Kaj pa vendar mislis, to je
nasa dolznost, da delujemo "a
organizacijo in napredno stvar.
Organizacijo ustanoviti III
glavno, pac pa je vazno, da se
10 obdrM. Sal to je vendar edi-
ma napredna organizacija slo-
venskih zena, cato se n1oramo
potrudiu, de- bo uspela. Z
Tako je bodrila Anna ne sa-
mo meme, pad pa tudi druges IA
predno miSle6e zenc K lojalno-
sti do maize zenske organixacije.
Ponoslia bi biia danes ce D hi = =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11
Podruznica st. lO6, SANS

Euclid, Ohio. -. Prvi val ma
vdusenja "a SANS in pomozno
akcijo "a nase trpece brate v
Sloveniji, Sc je v Euclidu ne
kan polegel: Nekatera drustva
in posamezniki so sc velikodus-
no odzvali, ampak ogromna We
Gina ljudi, XII Sc delajo navduse-
ne "a novo in prerojeno Jugo-
Slavic, pa odrine nabiralca z
ubogim dolarckom ali Sc mani.
Cigan je rekel: "Malo novaca,
malo muzike." In prav tako je
z nami. &c ne bono globokejse
posegli v zepe, ne bono resili
preostankov nasega naroda pred
lakoto, boleznimi in smrti. Izgo-
vor, da Slovenija Sc nj osvobo-
jena, je prazen. Velik del Sloye-
nije je ze osvobojene in bas ia
trenutek prodirajo ruske artaa-
de Prekmurje in spodnjo Sta
jersko. In &c mas znamenja ne
yarajo, bo celia Slovenija osvo-
bojena V nekaj tednih. Ko Sc to
zgodi, bono imeli takoj direk-
tho zvezo stare domovino. In
.tedaj bono dobii nebroj pro-
SEM in klicev "a pomoc. Ali mas
ne DO sram, ko Sc ne bono cd
zvali krvaveci domovini? Zato
je potrebno, da takoj pri6nemo
2 nabiranjem tozadevnega skla-
da, kot tudi obleke, da mas cas-
ne prehiti. Nasi. nabiralci maj
sgredo takoj Y akcijo, jaynost,
maj. pa poseze brez n1Fmranja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11
Veselica drustva
"Vipavski raj"

clanstvo drustva "Vipavski
raj st. 322 SNPJ je proseno, da
Sc drzi sklepa letne seje, ma ka-
teri je clanstvo zahtevalo, da
priredi veselico "a pomoc rojstni
domovini, ker je raztrgana in
razdejana, kot Sc nikdar v zgo-
dovini ne tako. i
Dobra in humanitarna ideia
je to, ampak vprasanje je, kako
jo DO clanstvo drustva uposteva-
10 ma vecer, ko Sc ia veselica vr-
81, ker govorenje ali resna DEF
stva sta veckrat dosti narazen.
Odhor tega drustva DO izvrsil
to n1u dano nalogo, ceprav je
incl yelike sitnosti "a dobiti vse,
kar spada k veselici. Tajnik
Strancar je Sci z vso svojo mar
ljivostjo ma delo in upamo, da
bo vsega dovolj, da De bo yeseli-
ca razvila v pravo vipavsko-raj-
sko Veselje, obenem pa bono
malo pripomogli naSi materi
rojstni domovini. Tam yse pri-
cakuje pomoci Cd mas. I1ajbolj
pa 'tisti, katerim hi moeel iztr-
gati zavsst narodnosti Il srca
naWecji Hitlerjev kanon. IN tu-
di tisti, ri 50 se udinjali Hitler
ju, se he ozirajo oez 6iroki ocean
"a pomoc.
PozIaam tukaj dobre IA zayed-
ne mo3e, kiniso claa,i truxtya ali
IisnajO cut do napredI1a n poyos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11

ia, kateri Sc vrsi v domovini, pa
SO mi re pomigali, da bodo pri-
sli. Prvi je bill Copic, potem so
bill Znidarsic, Hrvatin, Sustar-
Sic, Jerkic in Sc drugi, katerih
linen pa 81 nisem zapomnil. Vsi
tt bodo prisli poleg nasega Clan
stva ma naso veselico, katera Sc
vrsi v soboto, Il. aprila, v Slo-
;venskem domu ma Holmes Ave.
Torej, vsi iz nase fare, ma, svi-
denje v soboto vecer! T.
Anton Skapin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-11

zivela ma vse delo, XII so ga ma
Sc Progressive SlovenKe izvrsi-
lie in ga Sc vrsijo "a nase trpe-
&c jugoslovansko ljudstvo. Me
ma stremljenja MISC bila zaman.
Tajnistvu krozka st. 1. Sc je
odpovedala vsled bolezni, ker
kmalu potem Sc je podala ma
operaoijo, katero je srecno pre-
stala. JILL.
q Ko Sc je po nekaj mesecih 70
pet zacela javno udejstvovati,
smo jo ma letni seji drustva
"Svoboda" st. 748 SNIP izvoli-
lie "a drustveno tajnico. Pridna
in delavna "a drustvo ze po-
pref, Sc je kot tajnica vso vne-
mo lotila della. Drustvo je lepo
napredovalo pod njenim vod-
stvom S sodelovanjem ostalih
odbornic.
Ia velikonoeno nedeljo je bila
oklicana plesna veselica drust-
va, toda soboto poprej je nje-
no blago srce nehalo biti. Avto-
,maticno so odbornice in clanice
vrsile odkazana della, misel vseh
je bila pri mrtvi sosestri. Mladi-
ma je napolnila dvorano in vese-
lica je financno uspela.
Prerano je ugasnilo memo ziv-
ljenje. Vrzel, XII je nastala
memo izgubo v vrstah napred-
nih zena, Sc ne da nadomestiti,
Bila nj samo dobra zena, "a ka-
tero zaluje njen soprog; skrbna
matt svojih treh sinov-vojakov,
XII pogresajo tolazilna in bodril-
ma pisma ljubece matere, bi1a je
bojevnica boljse cloveske druz-
be; vedno prva v naprednih vr-
stah. Vsaka zrtev, vsak dopri-
nos "a dobro stvar il je bill sa-
mo dolznost.
Mirno Sc spocij y svobodni
ameriski zenalji; napredno zen
stvo Te bo ohranilo v castnem
spominu!
=. sVozel, 81. kr. st. 1.