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The midland journal., 1945-04-20

SPORTSMEN'S
CLUB PLANT
ING TREES

Members of the Rising Sun Sports
mems Club have planted 5000 trees
lin various sections of Cecil county
Chairman Poist, of the planting
committee states it was the hope of
the committee that the program
would inspire others to replant trees
where the woodland has been cut off.
Eric Hawley and Charlton Poist
have been eletced delegates to the
semi-annual convent n Of h e
League of Maryland Sportsmen to
be held in June at Ocean City, Md.
Joseph Biggs and Harry Balling are
the alternates.
Arrangements are being made to
hold mems banquet in June, at
which time Hammond Brown, out
door editor of News-Post, Baltimore,
and Wallace Taber, Inns Rally SheeL
editor, will be guests of the club.
Barclay Reynolds, of Rising 81
will be the guest speaker at the II
meeting of the club.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
ssWhat Can You
Spare That They
Can Wear?''

The United National Clothing Col
wide clothing drive this spring. 1t is
designed to aid the destitute peoples
of all the war-devastated lands from
which Axis armies have been driven,
and more than SO voluntary war re-
lief agencies, some of which pre-
viously conducted individual clothing
drives, are participating.
Right now the most important
thing is that sufficient quantity of
serviceable used garments, shoes and
bedding be contributed to assure the
fulfillment of these desperate needs
With this accomplished, each will
know that, although his or her con-
tributions may not go to the particu-
lar country or area in which he or
she is interested, other clothing will
go there while theirs is filling needs
more or equally urgent among suffer-
ing peoples elsewhere.
The goal of the United National
Clothing Collection is 150,000,0OO
pounds of serviceable clothing. With
hundreds of millions of pounds of
such SPARE clothing lying around
unused and forgotten in American
homes, tkat goal should be easy of
achievement if every American does
his or her part.
Have you visited your attic lately?
A visit there may enable you to over
subscribe your share in the United
National Clothing Collection for the
war-ravaged destitute.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
N ewCastle
Presbytery
Meets
472nd Stated Session
Held In Wilmington

The 472nd stated meeting of the
New Castle Presbytery opened Mon
day afternoon at First and Central
Presbyterian Church in Wilmington
and continued through Tuesday.
Highlight of the opening afternoon
session was the election of moder-
ator, vice-moderator, and temporary
clerks, and reception of new mem
bers.
The Rev. DR.. Willard Glenn Purdy
is minister of the host church. The
presiding moderator was the Rev
Evan w. Renne, of Newark, with the
Rev. Phillip X. Foster, Princess Ann
Md, as vice-moderator. The Rev
William Leishman, Lewes, stated
clerk, and the Rev. John Jackson
Brown, Jr., Salisbury, Md, perma-
nent clerk.
Announcement of calls received
and installations arranged, pastoral
dissolutions, reports of installation
and examination of candidates occu-
pied the morning session Tuesday.
The afternoon scheduled report
of the committee on national mis-
sions, by Mr. Brown; committee on
foreign missions, the Rev. Clarence
S. Hoffman, Elsmere; committee on
united promotion by the Rev. George
l.. Hunt, Gordon Heights;e committee
on Christian education by the Rev.
S. j. Venable, Colora, Md, and the
wartime service committee by tie
Roland w. Anderson, Snow Hill, Md.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20

For heroic action in the face of
heavy enemy fire during the 3Sth Cy-
clone Division drive across northern
Bataan, Cpl. James H. Whitlock, of
Elk Mills, near Elkton, has been
awarded the bronze star medal at
ceremonies held ON Euzon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Caldwell,
Church street, Elkton, celebrated
their 53rd wedding anniversary on
Thursday. April 18th.
Mrs, Clyde Keilholtz was the re-
cent guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Samuel kirkpatrick, Norwood, Pa.
1t. and Mrs. r. w. Cheney and
two sons were weekend guests of
relatives in ChappaQua, N. Y.
Mrs. Tommy Herd was the week.
end guest of Mrs. Curtis Rose, Port
Deposit, Md.
Mrs. John Hindman entertained
the Komrade Klub last Friday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Margaret Gregg, Avondale,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Jen-
kins.
Miss Margaret Tyson spent from
Sunday until Tuesday in New York
City.
Pfc. Francis A. Smith, Fort Ste
vens, Oregon. is enjoying furlougE
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Smith, Pennington.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

| The Red Cross has notified Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hines, of Childs. that their
son, Pfc. Vernon Hines, who had
been missing since December II, last,
lis a German prisoner of war.
ter Joan, Mrs. Walter Cooney, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gorrell were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Warren,
Baltimore.
| DR.. and Mrs. William Workman
and daughter Adelaide, Mt. Joy, Pa,
were Sunady guests of Mrs. Mary
Cherry and Miss Louise Worthing-
ton.
+! Mrs. Edward Jenkins is spending
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Doanld MacMurray, Richmond, Va.
Rev. S. J. Venable and Mr.. Edward
Lawrence attended Presbytery in
Wilmington, Del, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Janney,
of Bay View, have received word
from their son, Herbert, that he ar
WED safely overseas.
| Miss Ann Robertson and two
friends, Miss Isabel Macdonald and
Miss Martha Vaughn, all of Wash
ington, spent the weekend with MT.
and Mrs. Thomas Robertson.
James Gambill. who has been SER
wing with the U. S. Army overseas,
is enjoying furlough at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gambill, OF our town.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Cecil Cattle To
Be At Exhibit

Four choice Aberdeen-Angus heif-
ers from the George K. Bailey Wick
wire farm herd at Earleville, have
been selected for the Eastern Region
al Angus Sale and Show at Trenton,
N. J. This major beef cattle event
of the eastern states will be held
April "a and %, at the New Jersey
State fair grounds. The Wickwire
entries are all daughters of the we'll
known imported sire, Bemaster of
Dalmeny. who has made an enviable
record in the Bailey herd. All cattle
shown will be sold at auction the
following day. In last years Eastern
Regional, 149 Angus cattle sold for
q total of $4,000.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Announce Engagement

Mrs. Edward c. vanderpoel of
Rutherford, N. j., announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter, Miss May
Christine Vanderpoel, to Pfc. Donald
England Mcdowell. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Mcdowell of Calvert.
Maryland.
Miss Vanderpoel is now attending
Wheaton College. Wheaton, Illinois.
PFC. Mcdowell attended Wheaton
College and is now student at
Temple University School of Medi.
cine, Philadelphia. Pa,
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
sc Donors Get
Honor PLAQUES

Plaques were presented to SO Cecil
County members of the "Gallon
night in the courthouse, sponsored
by the 29th Division Association.
Each of the recipients had donated a
gallon of blood to the Red Cross.
Miss Louise M. Wallis, one of the
leaders in the blood donor drive in
Cecil County, reported that the coun-
ty within the past year has donated
1900 pints of blood for use by tie
armed forces, exceeding the quota
by 200 pints.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Creen-Butler

Miss Alice Bernice Green, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Green Of
near Cecilton, and Private William
Henry Butler, son of State Senator
and Mrs. John R. Butler of near
Middletown, Del, were married at
the Odessa Methodist parsonage on
Friday evening, April 6. The Rev.
Harold Davis. pastor of Odessa Meth
odist church otiiciated. Miss Thelma
Knots OF Cecilton and Mr.. Frank L.
Butler, brother of groom, were the
only attendants.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Building And Loan
AssOcia ton Officers

The stockholders of the Home
Building and Loan Association OF
Perryville on Monday, April 8, held
it's annual meeting and election OF
officers.
Willis B. Gorrell was chosen pres
ident with DR.. James F. Magraw,
vice president. Miss Edith L. Wilson
was elected secretary and William H
Cole, treasurer.
Floyd j. Kintner was again nam
ed as solicitor. The reports showed
the association in excellent financial
condition, with $177,000 in out
standing mortgages and $4,000 in
Government Bonds.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Graduate AS Nurses Aides

st. Johns Episcopal church in
Havre de Grace, was the scene of an
impressive ceremony Thursday night,
last, when 16 young ladies were
graduated as American Red Cross
volunteer nurses aides.
Among the graduates were two
young ladies from Cecil county: Miss
Audrey Harwi. Perryville, and Miss
Myrtle MeGuirk. Principle Furnace
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Struck By Hit And
Run Driver

Carl Bradley, of near town, was
round unconscious in his yard at the
top OF Pigeon Hill, west of town,
about 500 O'Clock Sunday morning.
He had evidently been struck by a
car, whose driver did not stop to in
vestigate.
by pool of blood on Highway
one, in front OF the injured mans
nome, it is apparent he had been
struck some hours previously and
was able to crawl few feet to his
front yard.
One arm was broken and there
was bad cash in His head. He was
taken to Coatesville Hospital for
medical aid.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
North East To Hold
Special Election

Tke Commissioners of North East
have voted to hold special election
for the residents of that town when
of water and sewage systems for the
town.
The special election will be held
on May z, with registration on
April %. John M. Smith, president
of the Board, presided and a full
Board voted the question, one which
has been up many times heretofore,
and was voted down by the townpeo-
pie in heated elections.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Returns From lnfan-A
tile Paralysis Drive

Horace B. Lilley, infantile paraly-
sis drive chairman for the Elkton
Kiwanis Club, has just released the
following figures on the recent drive
for funds: From Birthday Ball,
&103.20; the March Of Dimes, $14S.-
40; and sports program. $1Ss91.
The Girl Scout Troop. which the
Elkton Kiwanis Club sponsors, un-
6qr the leadership Qs Mira. G. Ray
eak eelleqsss AaoasNAs
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Former Baseball
Pitcher Loses Arm

George Wilson, of near Rock
Church, last week underwent an op-
Grafton at Union Hospital, when
part Of his left arm was amputated.
During his early life he was widely
known in Cecil county as baseball
pitcher.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
MYF To Present Plays

The Methodist Youth Fellowship
of Zion Circuit will present three
one-act plays on Thursday and Fri
day evenings. April 26 and 81. at the
Zion Community House. A prize will
be given to the MYF which presents
the best play both in acting and Sc
lection of the play. The plays will
start at 1880 on both evenings and
will provide splendid entertainment,
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Ration Reminders

Sugar Stamp No. 35-last date for
use, June 2. No new stamps will be
validated until May /.
FUEL OIL-Period 1, 2, 3, 4, and
5, coupons, good for ten gallons per
unit, continue valid throughout the
country for the rest of the heating
year.
SHOES-Airplane stamps Nos. /,
p, 3, in Book Three continue valid
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Business Houses
Closed Saturday
Afternoon

Out of respect to the late Presi-
dent, whose sudden passing on cast a
pail over the entire country, all
places of business in our town were
closed Saturday from, IL O'Clock
noon until 500 p. m., and streets
were deserted. The church bell was
tolled at the funeral hour, but no
special services were held.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Violent Thunder Gust

A violent thunder gust swept over
this section between two and three
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. High
wind and heavy rain accompanied
the storm, but it was of short dura-
tion. the sun breaking through the
clouds again later in the afternoon.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
High School
Senior Glass
Play
''Plane Crazy" Three Act
Comedy Presented

The Senior Glass play presented at
the high school auditorium on Thurs
day and Friday evenings of last week
drew good houses both nights. and
was well received by the audiences.
Plane CrazXI a three act comedy,
was the skf and the various char
acters in musing play were well
depictS1 those taking part.
Vas that of head
str crazy boy, and the COM
SlIsed by his determina-
n hying, in spite of par
tion, and other handicaps
ds. But everything ended
lage settings, too, showed
,ttention to every detail, and
|ttractiveness added much to
sy.
sale of tickets showed a total
iance for the two nights of 436
srlS IS receipts of $21S.O5. After
gction of $43.61 Federal Tax and
"o4.S9 royalty for use of the play.
there was a net balance of S139.55.
Proceeds from the sale of refresh
ments amounted to $780,
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Heads Md. Utilities
Association

Henry S. Davis, of Elkton, general
manager of the Conowingo Power
Co., has been elected president of the
Maryland Utilities Association, which
is composed of all the Gas, Electric
and Transportation facilities of the
State. Mr.. Davis will direct the acti-
vities OF the Association for the new
year.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20
Open Season For
Trout Fishing

The open season for the taking of
trout in Maryland waters is April 1 S
to July Is. The commission has
planted trout from the hatcheries
and nurseries in all of the important
trout streams of Maryland.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20

The Chesapeake City Volunteer
Fire Company announces the annual
carnival will hs held In the ire house
In that tawps sFom June ~ 70 July Z.
The midland journal., 1945-04-20

The midweek prayer meeting was
held in the church Wednesday even
Ina
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Volite "a F. Derdicha

Euclid, Ohio. - Ne rad pi-
sem dopise politicne vsebine,
ampak kadar Sc gre "a moza,
XII je ze mnogo, mnogo storil "a
mesto Euclid, pa naredim izje-
mo.
Ker sem re veliko let v Eucli-
du in Sc spominjam kako je BIZ
10 pred % lett, lahko recem,
da Sc lahko ponasamo in pri-
merjamo z vsakim vecjim me-
stom. In "a vse to sc moramo
zahvaliti dobremu vodstvu ad-
ministracije, Sc najbolj pa Sc
danji, XII je veliko storila, pa Sc
vec DO, ko DO vec delavstva in
materijala ma razpolago.
Pa poglejmo kaj mas Slovane
najbolj zanimd. Pol ducata vec
tovaren pomeni vec della. Boil
sa avtobusna postrezba in Sc
boljsa Sc obeta. Obljubilo Sc je
tlakati sledece ceste: Recher
Ave-, E. PIP St., North Vine St.
in Ljubljana Dr., XII Sc ga bo od-
prlo do Miller Ave.
Ia vse to moramo dati kredit
nasemu sedanjemu councilmanu
Frank Derdiclu, XII ponovno
kandidira v mestno zbornico v
Euclidu. Volimo zanj 1OO-pro-
centno. Do sedaj Sc je izkazal
zmoznega in vescega ter ina
v programu Sc veliko izbolisav,
kot ma primer predor pod Nickel
Plate zeleznico ma E. 222 St.,
it'd.
.Zato Sc enkrat apeliram ma
vse - yolite "a Frank :Derdi-
cha "a councilmana NEST
Euclid.
John Korosec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

Bratje in sestre, 4tu gre Taado7
bro stvarza n aso izlstnisko
'farmo, Xxi ,ie skolektivna last, "a
to pomagajmo temu odseku in
Sc udelezimo plesa v velikem
stevilu. S tenn bono podprli v
|pryi vrsti same asebe. ~. j
+Pri tenn odseku SO nase do
Ebre, aktivne tlanice dr. stew
|sNPJ, voditeljica pa .je sestra
F. Legat.
Ia VISA tpojasnila sse :obrnite
ma MO. Direktorij izletniske far
me bo gledal, taa bo, pomagal in
kooperiral tenn odborom. Ape
liram ma drustva, da pomagajo
temu odseku, da DO stoliko Fbolj
uspesen. -.
Torej ma dan a. .novembra vsi
ma veselico zenskega odseka, ki
Sc DO vrsila " aSlovenskem de-
lavskem donu ma Waterloo .Rd.
Ma veselo svidenje!
John Sore, lpredsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Ured1lilCoya
poSta
Koncert Hrvatskega
kulturnega kluba

Cleveland Collinwood, Ohio
- Hrvatski kulturni klub pri-
redi svoj koncert v nedeljo, 4.
novembra, pricer,si oh 3. uri po-
poldne v Slovenskem delavskem
domu'na Waterloo Rd.
To pot bo .prvic nastopil tam
buraski simfonicni orkester, Sc
stojec IL 21 clanov nase mladine,
XII Sc pridno uci in je v kratkem
casu pokazala, da je v stanu ma
predovati svojem prizadeva-
nju.
Dale bodo nastopili ma pro-
gramu dekliski zbor, moski zbor,
solisti in dueti. Oh koncu kon-
certa Sc bo pokazalo slike o
ustolicenju governerja Frank J..
Lauscheta.
LVecer sc Vrsl pleSna Vesell-
ca v Kuncicevi dvorani, ker je
dvorana Slovenskega delavske-
ga donna zarentana drugim po
6. uri zvecer.
Prijazno vabimo cenjene Ju-
gOslOvane v mestu Clevelandu
in okolici, da mas v CHM vecjem
stevilu posetite. Pokazimo, da
cenimi naso mladino, XII Sc ta-
ko marljivo uci, da mas tie m
bolje zadovolji S svojim progra-
MON.
Ia dobro zabavo in najboljso
postrezbo jamci odbor kluba.
Vabi
Ana Crnkovic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

Mesto Cleveland .potrebuje
nov pogled v .bodoci napredek.
Potrebuje povratek ponosa in
zaupanja, XII ga DE enkrat uzi-
val. ClevelandGani +bi morali ma
zaj pridobiti isti ponos, kot so
ga imeli, ko je Tom L. Johnson
dal mestu ime "Mesto ma hri-
bu".
Clevelandcani, cas- je sze, da
Sc postavi ma celu mesta moza,
XII je odlocen in energicen, Xxi je
pripravljen delati nesebieno in
neutrudljivo, da Sc sprawl " tex
tisti ustroj, XII DO nudil -vraeajo-
CHM fantom v oborozeni sill, de-
10 S posteno place in boljse ziv-
ljenje.
Ray G. Miller kandidira ma re-
publlkanskl ilstl "a zupana. ME-
gov program vsebuje Is took,
v katerih SO vkljuceni koraki, XII
jih bo Miller podvzel "a izvedbo
programa, &c DO izvoljen zupa-
nom.
Miller je ozenjen in ina sina
Ray Jr., XII Sc nahaja pri NOR
narici ter heer Jeanne, Xxi .je
bolniska kadetinja v Lutheran
bolnisnici. Njegov d ON je ma
4414 w. 48 St. Star je AZ let.
V javnem zivljenju Sc nahaja
re dolgo vrsto let in tekom vse
te d ODE je vestno izpolnjeval
MENU poverjena della.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

PriporoGila odvetniske zveze
'Clevelandska odvetniska I'VE
"a tje odobrila in priporoca "a
izvolitev sodnikom sest seda-
njih 'sodnikov in enega bivsega
sodnika.
Sodniki Ralph Vince, Lewis
Drucker in John J. Busher, XII
imajo pri volitvah nasprotnike,
so bill odobreni po odvetniski
zbornici. Perry B. Jackson, edi-
nj crnec, XII ,je bill kdaj imeno-
van "a sodnika, .je dobil odo-
brenje cd zveze. Pred dvemi let
tt je bill porazen in sedaj kandi-
dira "a mesto sodnika Bradley
Hull, XII je pred nedavnim umrl.
Edward T. Butler, nacelnik
kampanjskega odbora "a sodni-
ke, je izjavil, da ,je odvetniska
zveza poslala vzorcne. .glasovnice
ma ,2368 odvetnikov,> cd katerih
jih je 1447 glasovnice vrnilo. L.
brali so sledece, katere .smatra-
3
-jo, da bi bill najbolj umestni "a
sodnike:
Burt w. Griffin "a .vrhovne-
ga sodnika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

delayec4v N.Y. C. ze leta 1917, rla
Ekar sem zelo ppnosen. Moi ma
Esprotnik "a mestno zbornieo v
80. vardi nj Be nikoli bill in tu-
di ne veruje v organizirano de-
lavstvo. On della vse, kar more.
[da bi unijski delavci mislili, da
sem nepravicen napram uniji.
JAZZ recem, da ne bonn nikoli
placeval .grafterjem "a protek-
clio ali privilegij, XII po rpravici
meni pripada. H.
JAZZ sem sc vedno boril "a Or
ganizirano delavstvo, ampak
sem nasproten organiziranemu
raketirstvu ali posebnim privi-
legijam v tel dezeli. Mi vsi ina
mo enake pravice v politiki. Oni
so me -pozvali, da maj placam,
ali pa Sc odstranim. vi hi morali
odlociti O tenn.
;Ako bonn JAZZ izvoljen, sc bonn
boril "a organizirano delavstvo
sampak bonn proti raketirstvu.
" etorek so volitve, vi ste eden
izmed tisoeerih ma poroti, XII DO
odloeila, kdo bo vas prihodnji
councilman. Storite vase dolz-
most in volite.
Anton VehOvec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

John j. .Busher, "a termin pri-
censi $ 1. januarjem
Perry B. Jackson, "a ttermin
pricensi s 2. januarjem i1946
William ]. McDermott, "a ter
min pricensi ses3. januarja 1916
Louis Petrash, "a ternlin pri-
censi4 Sc a. januarja 1916
Lewis Drucker, "a termin pri-
censi Sc 5. januarja 1946 ~
Ralph Vince "a nepoteeeni
termin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
Pies gospodinjskega odseka
izletniske farme

Cleveland. %. - Pred KRAFT
kim je oil ustanovljen gospo-
dinjski odsek 4pri izletniski far
mi sNPJ. -Podpisani 81 .je dol
60 zelel, da bi ineli tax odsek,
koncno pa je bill ustanovljen.
Gospodinjski edsek DO prize
dil asvoj prvi pies, katerega 6i-
sti dobicek jetnamenjen "a rna-
bavo kuhinjske fposode it'd. ma
farmi SNPJ. Pies Sc .bo ,vrsil "
nedeljo, 4. novembra, " Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo 3D.; pricetek oh osmih
zvecer. Igrala sbo priljubljena
VadnaloVa goqba. ls>
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03

Jaz sem Sc udelezil kaksnih
70 volitev, toda Sc nikoli nisem
bill prdca tako 4umazani polite.
ni pitki kot sje sedauia. aDaber'
sport Use sbo posteno sboril, pa ce'
zmaga ali zgubi. Moza, XII udari
pod pasom, bi Sc morale od-
strapiti. 49, ,- .-. ],
Jaz tndno verlljem v -unije..
JAZZ noaim uniisko clansko kar-
TO re % let in organiziral sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-03
SNPJ farma vas vabi
Ana Crnkovic

Cleveland. - zenski farm
ski odsek' priredi 4. novembra v
SlOvenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. veliko plesno "a
bavo. Vas prav prijazno vabi-
mo ma obilno udelezbo, vse sta
re in mlade liz cele okolice Gle
velanda.
Nasa dolznost je, da Sc Ia
vedamo "a narodno shajalisce.
Cisti preostanek te veselice gre
"a korist kuhinjskih potrebscin
ma farmi.
Ko be zgodnja pomlad, Sc
pricne zidati novo plesno dvo-
rano in bono potrebovali fl
nancne pomoci; zato vas vabi-
mo, da priskocite ma pomoc.
SNPJ ina veliko drustev in obi
10 clanov. Vsak clan bi Sc mo-
raj zaVZeti "a ,bodocnost naSa
mladine, ma ST z delom ali pa S
prispevkami. Pobiralo Sc DO tu-
di prostovoljne prispevke. Vsak
maj pripomore po svoji moci. &c
vsak clan prispeva en- dollar, pa
bo dvorana placana, da ne bo-
mo vedeli kdaj. Dva zelezna
mani popijemo, pa DO mirna bo-
sna in DO placano. Samo zdruze-
MIA je treba.
Vojske je konec, fantje pri-
hajajo domov. Ma spomlad bo-
do hoteli iti v veselo naravo. da
Sc malo razvedrijo v veseli druz-
bi, kjer Sc snidejo S prijatelji
in znanci il celega Clevelanda.
Cast mi je predstaviti nasega
pridnega, kulturnega delavca
John SOrca. On sc Cd zacetka
tako vestno in neumorno trudi
in skrbi kakor "a svoj dom. On
je MOI, Xxi Sc ne ustrasi nobene-
ga della, najsibo pri prireditvah,
pri farmi ali kjerkoli. Lahko re-
Gem, da je re ena cetrt farme
njegove. Posnemajte ga, ker
doEnost je vseh enaka.
Oneniti Sc morem nadaljne
delavce: prejsna oskrbnika far
nae, Mr.. in Mrs. Gorjanc. Mr..
Gorjanc nitro napoji svojo izo
pa pohiti ma farme, !Tereza pa
pridno oskrbuje "a laene zelod-
ce. Ona niti enkrat ne pride
praznih rok ma farme. Ali pri-
nege potico ali strudel. Ia ma
predna zena re naprej We, kaj
liudie pOtrebuieiO. Zdai Da Sc