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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-19
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there he rallied till Thursday,
when he began to sink, until
Saturday evening, April % at
$50 o'clock and then, In spite
of the best medical attention,
he waved his hand in farewell,
crossed his arms on his breast
and passed on.
He leaves bereft, a devoted
wife, who did her utmost that
he might recover, loving
mother and father, TO whom he
was the hope and Joy Of their
declining years, ar aunt, cousins
and other relatives and many
friends. And, while they mourn
his passing and i'll can spare
him, they bow In humble sub
mission to Him who doeth all
things well. May he rest in
peacel
Twilight and evening bell,
And after that, the dark!
And may there be no sadness Of
farewell
When I EMBARK
For though, from cut the bourne
of time and place
The tide may bear me far,
I hope to meet my Pilot face to
face,
When T have crossed the bari
We think of him in silence,
Just when his days seemed
brightest,
Just when his hopes seemed
best,
God called our son from amongst
US,
To his eternal rest.
We think Of him in silence,
His name we oft recall;
There is nothing left to answer,
But his picture on the wall.
Some day we hope to meet again
Some day, we know not when,
To clasp his hand in the better
land,
Never to part again.
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Maxine Thompson, India Bill
lows, Lucy Wamble, pianist. All
the sponsors OF the baby contest
made reports, the contest hax-
ing closed Tuesday. LIST pixie
went to william Hamilton wl1s
received $40 votes; md prise.
Mildred Ann Reid with SO VOTES,
70 Of them coming from relatives
in Detroit, Mich; ord pE1BR.
Clayton Martin, Presiding Elder
and Mrs. Drake were present AZ
ter all the services Of Mothsg1s
Day. -..,..- O..
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BLESSED SACRAMENT
MISSION
$50 Yernon 81. RnYhmr.

1850 Vernon St., ROxbury
Sunday, May 20, the convert
class and the children viii make
their First Holy Communion in
the Sisters Chapel. Mass will be
celebrated at Mise o'clock by the
Rev. Richard r. Farley, ssh. to
be followed with a breakfast in
the cafeteria.
In the afternoon the annual
May Procession will take place
at three o'clock. Various organi-
cations connected with the Mis-
sion will take part in the process
Sion:-The Blessed Sacrament
Cadets, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts,
Catholic Colored Centre, Young
Catholics Action League, the st.
Vincent de Paul Society, as well
as the members Of the mission
and their friends. The Process
sion starts from the Mission Cen
tire following Vernon st to Shaw
NUT ave, to Hubert st, West
minister, Ruggles, thence to Au-
burn and back t othe Convent
aroundS where the browning of
our Blessed Mother will take
place. Miss Norma Hooker, a
member Of the convert class and
First Communicate will place
the crown on our Lady's head.
Benediction Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament will follow, at which
Rev. Farley, ssh. will be as
sisted by Rev, Daniel McColgan,
Pho. of st. Johns seminary.
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
Jordan Hall

planning VS.. Serfdom - An
Answer to Hayek", is the SUBJ
ject of the address by Rev. DON.
aid G. Lothrop at the morning
service of the Community
Church at Jordan Hall Sunday,
May 20, at 1890. ),
The usual question period will
be held at the close Of the SER
vice. Charles ]. Rideout will be
at the organ. The Community
Church is no-sectarian and the
public is invited.
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CARD Of THANk4

The family Of The IsAs q
THOMAS deeply ApcRaaAs On
kindness shown thea IA %AP
recent bereavement: AAas - O.
cards Of sympathy and lass8
flowers.
JOSEPH THOMAS, teesBs I'D
Ma SMITH, aun4; cAyA q.
THOMAS, brother.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of the late Joseph
Henry Brown, Jr., wish to ex-
press to friends and relatives
sincere thanks for sympathy and
kindness extended during their
recent bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. ]. Brown, ST.
Mrs. Joseph H. Brown, Jr.
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for about everyone else; we
ought now to help ourselves.
SERVICEMEN know the value
Of NAACP membership better
than many contented civilians.
Regular reports of the boys in
uniform pooling their small
funds and sending them 30 the
NAACP are numerous. Colored
Seabees recently sent 1921.
This Is a challenge to us.
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The Poets Corner
TREES

TREES
l think that l shall never see
poem lovely as a tree.
A tree whose hungry mouth isprast
Against the earth's sweet flowing brsasAI
tree that looks at God 81 day
And lifts her leafy arms to pray;
tree that may in summer weax
nest of robins in her hair,
Upon whose bosom snow has laan;
Who intimately lives with rain.
Poems are made by fools like me,
But only God can make tree.
JOYCE KJ.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-19
HELP TO HASTEN WCT0RYE
Joseph H. Brown. Ir.

Funeral services for Joseph
Henry Brown, Jr., beloved son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Brown,
ST., who passed away April %,
1945, at the home of his parents,
were held Wednesday, May Q, at
st. Bartholomew. Church of
which he was a member, with
Rev. Father Bowles officiating.
Interment was in Cambridge
Cemetery. A. Madison Bland
was the undertaken in charge.
OBITUARY
Joseph Henry Brown, Jr., son
of Joseph H. and Susan Rebecca
Brown, was born in Lynn, Mass,
July 8, 1897. Here, he spent his
childhood and school days and
under the faithful care of his
parents oVercame severe illness
es Of his youth and grew to 70
bust manhood.
In 1919, he was confirmed and
became a Communicate of st.
Bartholomew Episcopal Church
in Cambridge, Rev. Walter D.
McClane being tie rector. Al
ways serious minded from his
youth he engaged In several &C
tivities and in each he evinced
that ambition 30 do his best
which characterized his life.
In 1929 he married Miss Es-
ther McKenna Ct Marblehead.
Mass, and for 16 years until
his passing, they journeyed
along together, each devoted to
the others welfare and happi-
ness. They established a cosy
home and worked faithfully for
the peace and comfort that was
their lot. Joseph was connected
with several organizations and
| gave to them, each in turn, the
same loyalty that he gave to
his home.
He was formerly a member Of
the Columbia Glee Club Of Bos-
ton and was cello So1oist on
some of their programs. He was
a Master Mason and had the
honor Of being raised to that
degree by his father, who was
Worshlpful Master Of John r.
Hilton Lodge, A. r. & A. M. at
the time. He was formerly Sup
ply Sergeant Of the Quarter
masters Dept, 372nd Separate
Battalion, Mass. National Guard
the then Major LAKELAND F
Hewitt, commanding. 1t was one
Of the regrets Of his life that
he was not chosen to go over
seas and serve during World
War L When World War II came
the old urge was. still in him and
ne joined Company B, Auxiliary
Police Of Cambridge and faith
fully carried out details as
signed him in civilian protec-
ton.
At his daily work he toilet
hard, undoubtedly too hard. HI
made good but he overtaxed hi
strength and 1t began to tell or
him. In the fall Of last year HI
was forced to give up, sufferinl
a breakdown. He took to his bet
but rallied and insisted on go
ing back to his work much to,
soon. In December, he wa
forced to retire to his HON
again, and was sick all winter
On Easter Sunday last, h
| forced himself up and determin
eoly attended early mornin,
Communion at his church. From
: then on he failed more an,
! more and later was removed b
the Cambridge Hospital. IN les
than two wee'ys ne expressed
desire to his father TO come I
I his parents home. He cam
home on Sunday, April %, AM
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RECENT DEATHS
Announced By J. B. Johnson
Funeral Chapel

Funeral Chapel
STTTH-in Roxbury. Pfc. An
drew Stith, 20 Notre Dame st.
Funeral services May 10 at the
Twelfth Baptist Church.
BROWN-in Boston. MRS. Hen
rietta Brown, 467 Mass. Ave.
Funeral services May II at st.
Phillips Church.
JOSEPH-in Boston. Mrs. Ella
Joseph, is Albion st. Funeral
services May Is.
RHODEN-in Roxbury. Mrs
Anna Rhoden, 1O7 Humboldt
Ave. Funeral services May 16 at
the New Hope Baptist Church
BTrTE---in Boston. Richard
Butte, 81 Kirkland st. Funeral
services May IS.
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The 8. Coleridgs- Taylor Musi-
cal Assoc. will be back home at
$50, Sunday, May 27, at $50 P.
M, and Harold Evans has charge
Of the program. That name, it
self should be sufficient attrac-
ton, but with Anna Bobitt-
Gardner for the speaker, who
can afford to miss? Nov, to
crown all this, you viii hear Ann
Joseph, pianist, Nora Lee Sing
letary, soprano, and Fred Yarde,
tenor. It seems a shame to give
away such a program, but the
admission is absolutely free.
BUT, you had better get there
on time If you want to hear all
OF it. SCTMA has a reputation
for punctuaIity. See you there.
The ForesterS' Annual Sermon
will be held in st. Paul AM,E.
Church, Cambridge, this year,
Sunday, May 81, at 1880 PM,
and it is hoped that all the mem
bers Of Court Frederick Douglass,
Juno Circle, and Boston Juniors
will attend.
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Hitler will agree. This will make
1t easy to create disunity in rs
more years. It's funny what
some BUSINESS BARoNS will
do for MONEY. They did it in
EUROPE too.
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Boston Baked

Continued from Page One)
eve are against FaciSm" chirp
the real estate moguls, "but we
believe American minoritieS
n.inorities should BE Divided
by living, worshipping, and even
working apart from each other.
Let them remain STRANGERS. "
Lets have a EUROPEAN SYS-
TEN Of separate battling racial
and religious groups in America"
say the FEPC opponents. Herr
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-19

1945 NAACP MEMBERSHIP
drive is underway and a mini
mum of 5000 members is being
asked in this area. If conditions
are not any too favorable now,
thsy will hardly BE- much better
after the war unless organiza-
lions like the NAACP are given
your support. We've given freely
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-05-19
IN MEMORLAM
IN LOVING MENoRY Of
MRS. MARY {. BRIcg
who departed this NE
Nav IL 1913

May 10, 1S4s
We SHAH AIDdYs RewseF,
Signed: MRS. WmXM D. FIA@-
SON, daughter; NRs. kA@
THOMAS, granddaughter CO.
ROLL T. TEoAEAS, H. gS
grandson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

cool as -. well .- the most delightfully."- cool
things can think Of are Borden's Ice Cream
and Mir .Sherbets. Both are great foods as
we'll as delicious treats"
Here we go again" sighed Elmer Now, if
you'll stop talking minute, I'll see if there's
any good news on the radio"
I'm not worried about the news, said Elsie.
IF we'll all keep working and backing up our
fighting men with all our might, the news has
got to be good
Seems TO me I've heard those words some
where before" said Elmer brightly. Seems to
me it starts If it's Borden's-'"
Elmer, you're marvelous!" enthused Elsie
"I1l finish it for you If it's Borden's, its
GOT TO be good"
Hear EDWlNN in Happy Island" Monday Evenings!
Blue Network See local paper for time and station.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

He could set you right, before l could say
Borden's Hono6enized Mix has cream in
every sip-and sunshine Vitamin D, tool
"All right-I'm wrong" snapped Elmer.
What do you want me to do-have glass Of
milk2"
"Of course not, silly" chuckled Elsie. Il
want you to stop dreaming about Victory Pa.
Tades and help bring final Victory sooner. That
means continuing to buy War Bonds to visit
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

h @ urged Elsie

RuBBrsHr RumpLrD ELMER, the
bull. This war is in the bag. want to wave a
flag and hear the bands. What's wrong with
that?"
Practically everything" sighed Elsie, the
Borden Cow. when you're winning is the very
time its hardest to keep going at full speed It's
been great year for the Allies, and we have
every right to feel proud and grateful for the
job our fighting men have done. But we can't
let up now"
Jaw shucks." pouted Elmer, "a little over
confidence never hurt anyone.
That's what Hitler thought, p" laughed Elsie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

Elsie. TITS the fruitiest, spiciest minciest mnce
meat that ever found its way between pie crustsr'
You're supposed to answer the questions
around here" Elmer pointed out. Before you
got sidetracked on Bordens, you we're telling
me how should behave with victory in sight"
$50 was, " beamed Elsie. "Well, the thing to
do is to wo.. as hard as you can and keep as
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23

Uverjen sem, da DO marsika-
terra solza zdrknila po lieu, ko
boste slisali . trpljenju, izdai
stvu in grozode ejstey, ki jih je
pretrpela- Slovenija, katera Sc
daj ina pogled v boljso bodoc-
most.
Ia veliko udelezbo Sc prijazno
priporoca direktorij Slov. drust-
venega donna ma Recher Ave,
v Euclidu! Pridite!
"A. Pluth.
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Uredllll<0Va
poSta
Ma Cvetno nedeljo v
SLOW. drustvenem domu

Ma Cvetno nedeljo v
SLOW. drustvenem domu
EUCLID, o. - Pomlad je 20
pet tukaj, in narava skrbi, da
ia veeni process nadaljuje svojo
pot.
Pomlad privabi spomin ma
mlada leta in marsikatero misel
ma nedokoneano delo, katero
mas caka. Kot v starem hrastu
sok poganja, da zopet ozeleni in
Sc svojo zeleno krono zahva-
ljuje naravi, da je docakal Sc
emo leto zivljenja, ker njegova
naloga Sc nj dokoncana, tako
tudi mi zeljno pricakujemo spo-
mlad in Sc navdusujemo ter de-
lamo naerte in obrise "a delo,
katero mas caka in priganja, de-
10, katerega~ nj m &C potisniti
nazaj, ces bono pa naredili dru-
go leto, ko bodo prisi nasi fan
tie nazaj IL bojne fronte.
To Sc mi vidi kot Jurciceva
povest O kmetu Gricarju, XII je
rekel, "ne dam kmetije liz rok,
dokler ia mali giba." JAZZ mislim,
da je to zelo zgreseno. Kaj ven
dar Sc nismo mic naucili iz toll.
ko let izkusenj tn v Ameriki
Torej, kaj bono zapustili svo-
jim dragim, kako darilo Jim be-
mo dali - ali morda samo do
ber svet ali dober vzgled? Da-
nes cell svet gleda v upu in pri-
cakuje~ odresenja cd slovanstva
IL stare gnile dobe v boljso bo-
docnost. Vsi ponizani in prezi-
rani, obrnite svoje oci proti
vzhodu solnca in Sc zaveda jte,
da tudi vi ste eden Glen te veri-
&c, katera DO zadrgnila vrat tel
start filozofiji.
So taxi, XII pravijo: "Voina
mora biti - revscina in nogas-
two tudi, ker tako je bilo cd We
komaj." Poglejte odkod priha-
jajo TAXI nauki in "a cigavo ko-
rist. Potruditi Sc moramo, da
lzgine "a vecno ia ironija mad
Wade in nadcloveka k bogu pe-
kla.
Potem prenesemo tisto dobri-
no in milino nasih slovenskih
mater ma naso mladino in takrat
bo boljse razumevanje med ma
mi, XII odhajamo in nasih, XII pri-
hajajo "a nami. Ii bodo z vec-
jim eutom in gorkoto v srcu sto-
pill sigurno naprej, da spopol-
MILO delo in zelje svojega oceta
in matere. Oh temu casu tudi
vidimo gorje, XII Sc je razlilo po
nasi start domovini po nasih
vecnih sovraznikih - Germa-
nov in Lahov. Koliko bolecin in
muk je preostal mas muceni ma
rod v domovini.
Ma cvetno nedeljo bono pa
lmell tn v Euclidu predstavo;
da ne pozabimo prehitro ma So
vraznika nasega naroda in nie-
goya zlobna della. Vspored bo
sledeci: Nastopil bo pevski zbor
"slovan', godba "a pies DO tu-
di izyrstna, mislim, da bo igral
Kristof trio. Ia deklamacije in
nastop nasih zena, III nikdar ne
odrecejo pomoci, kadar Sc jih
potrebuje pri nasemu domu, skr-
bi Mrs. Rupert. Za6etek progra-
ma 30 Oh 4. uri popoldne.
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Mrko G. Kuhel:
Slouenijia b borbi "a suobodo
XVIII.
Zdravstveno stanje naroda

zdravsVenem stanju Jugoslavije dobili re pre-
cej porocil toda ncesar definvnega. Znano e da
sta sretna okupacija in ludsk odpor prot sovrazniku
izcrpala narodu zdravniskh prpomockov, bonis
nc zdravil in zdravnkov ze to je po seb vekan
ska katasrofa XII zacetku prizadela e bolne in sta
rese ud ter oroke, XII so poeg zdrave hrane porebo-
vail Sc umetnih sredstev da vzdrza pr zivlenu
Ko e pricelo prmanjko stabilize hrane in raznih
vamnov XII jih je telo dobio uzivanjem balancirane
hrane tea prce kaza znaki tud pri zdravju pre-
je ciih in cvrsth lud Zdravo covesko teo ahko pre-
staa neka brez gotovih osnovnh elementov XII
potrebni dobro zdrav telesa toda narod XII e Sc
mirnih cash moral zveti brez nekaterih valnh hran
nh in razvijanje teesa potrebnh snov, e vona po-
staa usodna in stevni ljude pomrl radi pomankana
tega elementarnega ziVeza.
zdravstvenem stanu Slovencev nisrno dost slisai.
Vedei da mnogi stradao, da brez zdravniSke po
strezbe in zdrav brez porebne gorke obeke ter da
posledice placuejo svom zvenj zasti otroc in sla-
botn ljudje Brez zanesjivih podatkov e bilo
mogoce sodit zdravsvenem polozaju Sloveniji in e
podatke je bilo tezko oziroma neogoce dobi doer e
dezeli rogovll krvolocn sovraznk XII e prepreci
ko raziskovane. Osebe XII bile vsed prs ene
trpeti okupatora svo sredin in zmed katerih je bo
tudi neka takh XII bile prpravlene sluzti in
suzile obcute tolko pomanjk jkana kot oni, XII
rad svojih partizanskih simpa bill odrezan cd
lega sveta Prv dobVa neka hrane cd Ialia anov in
Nemcev, drugi pa bill izklucno odvisn cd domacih
sredstev in zavezniske pomoc XII je prcela prhaati
lie Leta 1914 bOlnke ZadOStO-
Vala.
Ko zavezniske drzave prcele posilati svoje voja
ske misje Soveno in te porocale svojim vladam
poozau Sloveniji, poroca govorila tudi zdrav-
stvenem stanju naroda potrebah zdravniske in medi
cinske pomoci, ponankanju hrane, vtamnov,
obeke obuvaa in drugh potrebscin brez kaerih je
rod unira tsoce. Zasti UNRRA je orala imeti
formace Ma podlag prvih porocn potem zavezniske
oblasti poslale Soveno lin druge kraje Jugoslave)
svoje zveence in vescake XII ime prouciti polozaj
prporocati odpomocke Razprava zdravstvenem stanu
Sloveniji sloni takih in podobnh porocilih
&c pride tujec med Sovence Danes bi takoj opazil
sino slab pooza zob Veko odrascenih ud ie brez
bin in &c jim e Sc ka zob osalo, gn procesu
padanja Prilicno zdravih zob e skora nemogoce nat
Amerikanc mao navadno sabe zobe Angezi pa Sc slab
Sc, toda primeri mimi Slovenci daec zada Stir
etna voka pomankanje prave hrane in zobozdravniske
oskrb glavn vzroki pooza Seveda mnogo ljudi
e imelo sabe zobe Sc pred vono Danes stares ude
srecni, sta jim usah ostala Sc diva cekana XII v
pravem kraju srecata Chill zobe med mladno SO nava
den poav in ia prica velikem zanemarenu. Zobobo je
neka vsakdanega in na ljudje ga snatrajo naravni
pojav tenn oziru je mnogo Slovencev cello Ameriki
zelo starokopitnih.
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So1l,aija

r. "
Somalija, staroegiptski Punt,
rimska Aromatica regio, tako
imenovana zaradi mnogih aloj
in mirt, je bila ze zelo zgoda.j,
ceprav kot skrajna tocka, v sti-
ku anticno kulturo. Moe EGYPT
ske drzave je segala do sem. Fe-
nicani so Sc ustavljali ma njenih
obalah, dezela sama pa hrani
Sc dan danasnji obilici sledov
grskih in rimskih stavb, XII pri-
cajo nekdanji navzocnosti teh
ljudstev.H Zaradi syoje lege oh
Bah ell Mandebu nasproti Ade-
nu, kjer so Rimljani /. "a. po
Kr. osnovali kolonijo, je bila So
MALTA ze cd nekdaj dezela stra-
teskega pomona, ceprav i'm a
sicer znacaj stepe ter je siro-
masna V pogledu vode.
Ko je v zacetku 8. stoletja
mladi islam nastopil svojo osva-
jasko pot, so zaceli Arabci pri-
tiskati tudi v Somalijo, kjer so
Sc ustanovili nekako v 13. sto-
letju. Prinesli so tia seveda svo-
jo vero, katere sc Sc danes okle-
pajo veliko zagrizenostjo. So
malijci S a m izvirajo baje cd
dveh arabskih bratov. A dejstvo
je, da Sc Somalijcem pozna pri-
mes arabske krvi, XII jih loci cd
ostalih afriskih ljudstev. Znan-
stveniki, XII so prepotovai So
malijo in jo proucili v etnograf-
skem in antropoloskem pogle-
du, SO to ponovno poudarili.
Somalijci so visoke rasti, Wit
XII, svetle koze, ozkega obraza,
imajo oster, nekoliko ukrivljen
nos, visoko cello, globoko lezece
oci, poudarjene celjusti, sinja-
sto brado in debele ustnice. Kra-
sijo jih bujni lasje in ker 81 jih
cesto mazejo z oljem, spominja-
jo njih glave ma meduze. Moski
so subj, kar jim daje videz div
josti in grozovitosti. zenske ka-
zejo cesto zelo prijetne poteze,
so lepe postave ter polnih prsi,
njih telesna lepota pa uvene ma
vadno re med 20. in 30. letom.
Obraz sc jim napihne, postane
bradavicast, prsi oplahnejo in
ako zenska doseze 40. leto, je
navadno zelo odbijajoca. Soma
lijec 81 rad .tetovira zivot, po-
sebno roke, cesto pa tudi lica,
nos in usta. Telo mu pokrivajo
brazgotine, kajti skoro vse bo-
lezni zdravi z ognjem.
Temperament teg a ljudstva
nj kdovekaj vznemirljiv, znacaj
pa cesto odlikuje znatne duhov-
ne in moralne vrline. Somalijec
je v pojmovanju inteligenten,
razumen in stanoviten. Med Sc
boz so zelo posteni, napram tut
eem pa nezvesti in izdajalski.
To ljudstvo steje poldrug do
diva nailijona dus ter Sc deli ma
vec plemen. V jedru SO zivino-
rejci, redijo kamele, goveda.
,konje, oslo, noje, ovce in ko-
ze. Hranijo Sc poglayitno z NILE
kom in smetano, rizem in kaso.
Mesa uzivajo malo, kuretino cd
klanjajo in kokosi sploh ne re-
dijo. pray tako zayracajo jajca,
ribe, divjacino in svezo kri. Ne
poznajo ne alkoholnih pijac ne
sira. Ohlacijo Sc v ogrtace il
belega bembaza, ki ga inenu-
jejo 'maro". Pri Senskah ina
obleka ohliko dodge srajce, ki
je cez ledja prepasana. Noge SO
obute v sandale- Moski in ZEN
ske Sc radi lepoticijo, njih ma
kit sestoji II uhanov, zapestnic
in drugih okraskov il syinca in
Gina. Ma vratu nosijo amuleteI
il slonovine ali pa steklene BIZ
sere. 0borozeni 50 s sulicami,
usnjenipai Iciti u podolgo ovatix
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23
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Nedeljski lovec (ki je stre-
ljal zajca): "zadel ga sicer nj
sem-ampak strah inaa pa le!"