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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
Macedoniia in
TUreiia spef
povod spora
(Nadaljevanje S L. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S l.. strani.)
Angliji "a vstop V vojno ma Ia
vezniski strani, ker je neoboro-
zena, sta il ameriSka in angle
Ska vlada poslali municije, to-
pow in drugega vojnega ter xiv
ljenjskega m~aterijala izobi-
lju. Nemski diplomat SO Sc mu-
zali in clani Wade v Ankari tu-
di = ces, Nemci zmagujejo, ce-
mu Sc maj bi Turcija drzala po-
godbe zaveznistva z Anglijol
Russia 81 je to zapomnila We
like bolj kakor London ali pa
Washington.
Kajti vsled turSke "~nevtral-
nosti" nj mogel preko darda-
nelske in bosporske ozine V Cr-
no morje noben material "a
Rusijo in treba ga il je bio po-
Siljati pc ovinkih V Murmansk
in pc tezkih potih skozi Perzijo,
docim hi il bila pomoc pc zlo-
mu nemSkih ~podmornic V Sre-
dozemlju pc Crnem morju mai
blizja.
Sestanek trojice reSuje o zelO
spOrnih vpraSanjih
"Velika trojica" = MANFRED
Truman, Churchill in Stain.
razpravlja sedaj med drugim
tudi o sovjetskih zahtevah ma
Turcijo. Churchill, XII je V "a
vezniStvu S Turcijo, docim sled
MIA V uri najvecje potrebe, ki
10 je imela Anglia, z MO nj no
tela biti, DO tezko ugovarjal
Stalinovim zahtevam pc kon-
troll mad ozinami V Crno morje
in ameriski vladi tuli ne kaze.
da bi Sc radi tega spuscala V po-
lemiko z Moskvo. Ampak &c Sc
Turcija zahtevam Sovjetske
unije poda, postane zavezniStvo
med Ankaro in Londonom brez
vrednosti, ker bi strategiGne
baze tam prevzela Russia, ka.
kor iih ie ma Finskem.
Macedonia tudi spOrnO
vpraSanje
Drugo sporno .vpraSanje no
Balkanu postaja cezdalje boil
Grcija, XII je tudi pod angleSko
sfero vpliva. Radio Moskva in
radio Beograd ter moskovski in
beogradski listi SO re pred tednl
opustili nevtralnostno staliSGe
O notranjih razprtijah V Grciji.
pa poudarjajo, kako tam vpri-
co angleSkih castnikov grski 70
~jalisti ~pocenjajo teroristicna de
janja mad demokraticnimi ele-
menti in Sc posebno pa V gr-
Skem delu Macedonia.
Te locke pa Sc grSka Vlada
najbolj boil, kajti macedonsko
vprasanje il spravlja V nevar-
most Solun.
Sijajno zamiSljena federali-
zacija Jugoslavije je poudarja-
la V svojem nacrtu ne samo tri
glavne narode Jugoslavije, am
pax je bila Memo ustavo u
kljucena tudi avtonomija Crne
gore, Bosne in Herzegovina in
pa Macedonia. In maj rece kdo
kar hoce, slednja tocka je bila
najboljSe preracunana. Srbija
je hotela Macedonce podse,
prav tako Bolgarija. Grciia 81
jih je podjarmila prilicen delez.
A Macedonci Sc smatrajo "a
zgodovinski narod, imeli so Ale
ksandra Velikega in V borbi
proti Turkom in potem prot
"osvoboditeljem" SO Sc izkazali
"a skrajno bojeVite, ceprav pc
zapadnem merilu oh enem tu-
di "a jake primitive ljudi.
Grcija v zagozdi
Sedaj je tisti del Macedonia,
XII ga je pc prejsnji vojni Niko-
la Paste pridruzil Srbiji, in pa
bolgarski del, sal tako je bilo
porocano, enota, in je V fedora
tivni Jugoslaviji enako avtono-
nina, kot n. pr. Slovenija.
Je pa Sc grski del Macedonl-
je. In V tistem predelu je tudi
slovito pristanisce Solun, XII ga
Macedonci smatrajo pc zgodo-
VIM "a svoje mesto.
Dne 8. julia je bio pc radiu
porocano, da Sc je predsednik
1,~011ox,o~-I -I-1 -zSo1 IT.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-11
VeIiko denorio v prometu

Meseca maja je bio v pro-
metu ma vsako osebo $3.50 60
tovine.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
REXFORD NEWS

The second meeting of the Rex
ford young people was held at the
community hall, Friday night, Oct
!, 10. At this time the name Rex
for Teen Town" was chosen for
the name of the club. Twenty-six
young people attended.
There will be a@Hallowe'en par
~ at the Community hall, Oct 81 at
I8 pm. All children, young and old,
are invited 1t is requested that
each one bring something to eat,
and also a stick of firewood
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Sorenson of
Nashau were guests Of Mrs. Emma
Dohle last week Mrs. Sorenson is
niece of Mrs Doble
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter Of Lib
by were guests at the A. T. Thomp-
son home the fore part Of last week.
Mrs. Verna Shifflet spent the
past two weeks visiting friends in
Cut Bank.
Ben Graham and Tom Johnson
returned from Spokane the last of
the week.
Miss Mildred Fewkes was caller
in Libby Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Phelps and
children of Klamath Falls, Ors. are
visiting at the Wallace Butts home
Bill FeWkes, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Brock and Mrs. Mary Leighty spent
SUNDAY in the Yak country.
1t is reported that E. W. Butts had
the misfortune to fall and injure
himself quite badly The accident
occurred Sunday at the home of his
son, Jim. The extent of Mr.. Butts
injuries are not known by the re-
porter at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ross took
a load of household goods to Wash
ington Monday. They plan to To-
cate in that state.
Miss Winifred Handley went to
Libby the first of the week where
she will be employed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

rived here Thursday for his an
nual Christmas trees.
Mrs. Jay Sailing arrived home on
Monday.
Mrs. George Long and children
left for Portland after several
weeks with Mrs. Ethel Long.
Mrs. Scott Daniels of Portland,
spent the week end with relatives
friends here.
Herb Fleming is taking Pearl
looks place in the latter's absence.
Mrs. A. ]. Hunter went to Havre,
Sunday to visit her son.
1t. Sterling Schagel and Helen
Schagel were dinner guests We'd
nesday evening at the w. v. Chal-
craft home. Sterling used to stay
at their place when he was teach
ing the Gateway school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shenefelt
drove in Monday from Los Angel
es, Calf. They expect to spend a
bout a month here. During their
stay they are living in one of the
Dierman cabins. Harold intends to
take in some hunting and fishing
while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. J. Marthe are
parents of a son born October 19
at the home of Mrs. Vim. The child
has been named James Robert
Marthe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kjelstrup
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
Thursday, October IS, 1915

and daughter (Kenneth is a recent
ly discharged veteran) and Mrs.
E. J, Kjelstrup of Glasgow and
Mr.. Opp of Kalispell, were guests
couple of days last week at the
Merlin Scott home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilden and baby.
Penny Diane, who was born Octo-
Der 4, came to Eureka the first of
the week for visit with Mrs. Gill
den's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. ".
Klinke Of Fortine.
1t. G.g) and Mrs. D. R. Coyle
arrived Thursday evening for
weeks visit with her mother and
friends. Mrs. Coyle is the former
Patricia Crowley.
Mrs. ]. Thompson from Butte.
Mrs. w. Anderson of Minneapolis
and Mr.. A. Guyer OF Appleton,
Wis, spent the week end at the
Frank Thomas home.
Pearl Zook, Frank Baney, Jim
Broderick, Frank Combs. and a
party of four men here from Hav-
re, left Sunday for their Sons Of
Rest hunting cabin up on Mountin
Meadows, where they will enjoy
weeks hunt.
MIR. and Mrs. William Schermer-
horn and daughter form Long
| Calf, spent last week here visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Keller.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
Tobacco Valley Rod g. Gun Club

Tobacco Valley Rod & Gun Club
Meeting of the Rod & Gun Club
was held .atsthe C. Y. 0. hall We'd
nesday, Oct. II, with a good rep
resentation being persent. A. G..
Stubblefield, State Supt of Fish
cries was guest speaker of the ev-
ening. He gave a very interesting
summary of the fish Matching, rear
ing and planting throughout the
state, celebrating on the types of
fish to be planted in various waters,
which was governed by fish food
and various cannilbalistic and
rough fish to be encountered. P. v.
Klinke presented the proposal of
rearing pond adjacent to Dickey
Lake.
After considerable discussion, Mr..
Stubblefield said he would be glad
to get a report on the contour of
the basin, but before he could give
1t any definite consideration,
thorough survey would have to be
taken. p. V. Klinke was appointed
chairman for this survey. Mr.. Stub
blefield spoke decidedly encourage
ing about the proposition il the
survey showed the proper condi-
tons The subject of the use Of live
bait in this vicinity was brought
up. Mr.. Stubblefield explained the
purpose of this barring is to pre-
vent lakes from being infested with
sinners which is very common
type of live bait used, and that it
only took one of each sex freed
from the hook to eventually infest
the lake with sinners. 1t was ex-
planned to him that practically all
the lakes in this vicinity were al
ready infested Mr. Stubblefield
replied, if this is the case, the law
is useless and requests from the
Rod and Gun clubs representing
the various areas would be given
favorable consideration. He also
brought out in his talk the annual
loss Of fish by preying birds such
as the Kingfisher, Blue Heron, Os-
prey ETC., and emphasized the
enormous amount of fish these
birds consume.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the meeting.
Guest HOnOred at Bridge Party
/ Mrs. Norman Korn entertained
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
Editorial

Editorial
Crossing the street on our way to
school the other day, we noticed
the back side of new yellow sign.
We imediately became curious,
and decided to find out what it was
for. We ran down to the end of the
block and what do you think it
said? School Zone!"
Seriously we hope all motorists
will be as curious, by noticing the
new school zone signs and drive
slowly and carefully for the pro-
lection of the children of our COM
munity.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
Libby Hilites.


Who's the wolf 'sArnie McGillis"
that all the Kalispell girls are raw
ing about?
We hear that bunch Of boys
were Whoopin' it up at Dolores Nc
Callum's home" All yesl
Why did Shielk Shawl fly home
Friday night?
Oars looked a little tired at the
dance Friday night Why?!!?
We found out why Don Daggett
ran SO fast at Fridays game. There
was blonde at the other end.
In case you've wondered where
all the hi-school boys are--they're
out deer (?) hunting.
Why does Squirt Earle leave his
car outside every week end? Isn't
the garage wide enough, George?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
THE WESTERN NEWS, LIBBY, MONTANA

three tables at bridge last Wednes-
day evening. honoring her house
guests, Mrs. c. B. Ashlock Cher mo-
thor) and Mrs. A. G. Stubblefield.
High score prize was won by Mrs.
A. S. Erickson; and low prize and
travelling prize were both won by
Mrs. Ed Arnold. Also gifts were
presented to the two honor guests.
Nuggets
On The Move: Msr. Roy Patrick
and family have moved back to
her home on the hill east of Third
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce Badgley
moved into the Rutherford house.
Jr. Klinke and family moved into
the newly remodeled cabin of c. F.
Dierman across the street from the
other cabins. Jessie Knight moved
into the Tom M. Quirk house.
c. w. Torrey purchased the Leon
ard house on water tank hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Eberth and girls
drove over from Colville, Wn., to
spend a couple of days with his
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Alferd Eberth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Heber and
daughter of Houlton, Ore, and Mrs.
Lawrence Nothington of Portland,
drove over last week to visit their
mother, Mrs. William Huffman and
other friends.
Alexis Relias from Chicago, ar
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
Teacher Reception a Success

A reception was held for the
teachers Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober II, in the high school audi
forum
For entertainment Gretchen Cher
Ike and Darleen Cole sang a duet
accompanied by Patsy GooselaW
Gretchen also sang solo and re-
quest number accompanied by Pat
sy. Miss Hanson then directed q
few group songs.
Refreshments consisting Of punch
and cookies were served, and the
remainder of the evening was spent
dancing to the music furnished by
Jack O'Dell's orchestra.
Mrs. Ed Kemp and Mrs. Harold
Thompson were in charge of the
reception which has been presented
annually to help the teachers and
parents get acquainted
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

Friday, October 26, Coach La Ro-
que will take the football team to
Priest River where a non-eenfer-
ence football game has been sched-
uled
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

All the Libby girls mildly swooned
when they saw their old teacher,
Mr.. Bergen at the game.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

The Junior class sponsored a
dance in the gym Friday evening
following the victorious football
game with the Flathead Reserves.
Music was furnished by Jack O'Dell
and Clarence Brown
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

School will not be in session on
Thursday and Friday. The faculty
members expect to attend North
west District meeting at Missoula.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

/. Last Friday pep rally was given
by the. Peptomists. Highlight of
the rally was skit depicting a gay
ninety review. The rally was con-
cluded by songs and number by
the pep-band.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25

Those on her committee were Nor
man Erie. Don Evjene, Jack Ferger-
son and Mary Knots. The commit
lee chose Johannes Sebastian Bach
as their central head. Shirley Mix
also played There's a Star Span
gled Banner Waving Somewhere"
as violin solo. Edna Mckenzie
then read Bach's younger life which
was in part dramatized by Norm
an Erie. Don Evjene and Jack Fer
gerson, Mary Knots read of Bach's
later bfe. Loretta Sawtell played
one Of Bach's compositions which
he had written for his children.
DoEald Barney sang solo, Beau
tlf1l Dreamer. The committee
were unable to find some record
ings of Bach to persent.
Lincoln County High School en-
gagged the Whitefish B squad in a
football game Saturday, October
20.
The Eureka boys started out with
bang, running over 4 touchdoWns
in the first quarter. Two of which
were called back, one because of
clipping, and the other because of
holding. The Eureka squad held
1913 lead until the last minute
and half of play, when a pass to
LeBlance gave Whitefish first
down and goal to 60. The distance
being about 8 yards. The yardage
was finally picked up by White
fish for the score.
Meuli and Forest scored for Eure-
ka. The final score being 1918 in
favor eof Whitefish.
The first game or practice of the
season ended at Whitefish with
them having a decided advantage,
$50.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
Student Opinion:


The Students Speak
Question of the Week-Are you
in favor Of having course in driv-
ing available in this school? What
advantages do you think it would
have and what opinion do your
parents have?
Dolores Becker: | believe it
would be very good idea to have
course in driving. 1t would help
many students in their future
years Some students believe that
they can drive now, but most of
them have a lot more to learn. My
parents think it is an excellent idea.
David Klehm. | do believe that
the course would reduce the num-
Der of accidents and for myself, |
would like to take it if they have
it during the light period
Mary Lou Role. | think it's a
swell idea and if enough Of us work
for this course we could have it.
1t would be an interesting course
and would prevent many accidents.
Ralph Swimly: | think it would
be a swell idea, because lot of ac
cidents are caused by people who
don't know how to drive correctly.
Corky Jaqueth. think course
in driving. would be very good.
1t would reduce accidents and give
students a chance they might not
otherwise have.
Edna Mae Baeth. / think a course
in driving would be beneficial to
all Libby and not only the students
who would take it. If we students
could only get the adults of this
town interested in this, and put
forth enough enthusiasm, we would
be accomplishing something worth
while.
Shirley Bauer: | think it is a
good idea. 1t would teach the kids
to drive safely. My parents think
it's a good idea too.
Jerry Brinton: | think it would
work if we got enough guys to do
it.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-10-25
EUREKA NEWS
Continued from page 81

The program Friday for assem-
bly, was directed by Mrs. Elem
ing. Edna Mckenzie was chairman.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15

ma bolje, in Sc je zacelo CLAN
stvo zanimati glede drustva, 81
je odbor odlocil, da pripravi "a
bavo, ma kateri Sc bo videlo, ali
je dovolj zanimanja cd strani
elanstva, da Sc drustvo Sc "a ma
pref obdrzi ali Sc ga mai raz-
pusti. ~~---~. s~~~.
Zabava Sc vrsi v Afedelio,
16. septembra oh 8. uri popol-
dine v Slov. drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave, in DO trajala
do po1noei, da bo vsakdo irnel
priliko udeleziti Sc in Sc podo.
mace zabavati med prijatelji
Odbor je skrbno pripravil, da 81
postreze z dobro vecerjo in Ipi.
jaco. ..5
Clanstvo Sc prosi, da oprosti
ker Sc nj poslalo pismenih va.
bill ma zabave, toda vedeti je
treba, da je odbor majhen pc
stevilu, della in skrbi ina pa We.
liko. Torej, vzemite to vabilo y
postev in udelezite sc v obilnem
stevilu. Vabimo tudi prijatelje
ma udelezbo. Skusalo Sc bo tudi
pobirati clanarine "a prihodnje
leto, XII je samo SOC letno.
Ma svidenje jutri v SDD ns
Recher Ave.
Mary Medvesek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
Konji v sibirskem
grobu

Zanimivo odkritje, XII Sc je
pred lett posre6ilo Y Sibiriji, 81
Ger nj privedlo arheologa v bog
We kako stare geoloske dobe, je
pa tenn vaznejse "a zgodovino
nekaterih ozemelj.
Odprava univerzitnega mu-
zeja pennsylvanske universe v
Filadelfiji je pred lett odpoto-
vala v Sibirijo, da preisee neki
grob IL bronaste dobe. Brona-
sta doba sibiriji ne sega die
kot nekako dvajset stoletij ma
zaj v zgodovino, ker tam pogoji
"a napredek cloveskega rodu nj
so bill tako ugodni kakor dru-
god. Grobnica, XII jo je preis-
kovala odprava, je zelo sliena
nekemu grobu v Nubiji, "a ka-
tero je dognana starost $500
let. Nasli so jo v vzhodnem de-
lu Altajskega pogorja blizu Pa
zirika. Nomadi, XII so prebivali
potem v stepah, so morali biti
do neke mere ustaljeni, ker so
imeli "a pokopavanje svojih
rajnkih odbrane lie posebne
stalne prostore.
v Altajskem pogorju je nasla
odprava vee takih grobisc, XII
SO jih tvorile cele vrste take
zvanih "kurganov" usmerjenih
cd severa proti jugu. Enega teh
grobov je lie pred tremi lett pre-
iskal clan nekega sovjetskega
muzeja Grizanov. Bila je il.
redno velika grobnica pc vsej
priliki kakega poglavarja in ne
prieakovano dobro ohranjena.
Mad grobom je bila nasuta ne
kaksna groblja, diva metra vi
soka, il velikih sirovih kamnov.
Premier kamenitega grica je
znasal skoraj SO m. PRAY v sre-
di tega nagrobnika je bila pod
kamenjem stiri metre globoka
kvadraticna grobnica 9 strani-
cami po Z m. Izoblikovana je BIZ
Ia v dve celici S stenami il de.
belih brunov 8 solidnim lesenim
podom Several DEL grpbnicel il
ven cello jeJ bill grob Ia fkonje.
VISA ugreznina je bila poprej
pokrita . bruni, pol0zeninai Y
vet navzkriznih plasteh, povrh
pa Be zasuta plastic prsti.
Ia kurgan je bill ma kraju,
kjer temperature skoraj nikoli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
DRAMSKO DRUSTVO "NAsA
ZVEZDA"

Pc nekakemu presledku bono
skusali oziveti nase dramsko
drustvo "Nasa zvezda", v nedel-
ljo, 16. septembra popoldne in
zvecer, v Slovenskem drustve-
nem domu, prijetno elansko
in prijateljsko zabavo.
Ma razpolago bo vsega, z jag
njetovo pecenko po vrhu. Pri-
dite in poglejte v kaksno svrho
rabimo oder, kadar nj ma MEM
prireditve.
Pridite jutri, da kultura ne
umrje prerano!
z dramskim pozdravom
John KoroSec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
Marseil-

dozemskega morja - Marseil-
lie. :,
Marseille je sicer pray lepo
in mikavno mesto, toda njego-
va privlacnost nj "a turiste, XII
prihaj ajaj jo IL kontinentalne Evro-
pc toliko " monumentalnih
zgradbah, nasadih in muzejih,
kolikor v zunanjem vryenju in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15

clanska zabava ' SID
ma Recher Ave.

d Euclid, Ohio. = Use drustva,
pa maj 81 i1bo, sda SO podporna ali
kulturna, so bila prizadeta Y tel
vojni, ker 50 bile razne onae-
jitve. Tudi nase dram. drustvo
"Nasa zvezda" nj imelo nobene
prireditve, toda sedaj, ko je voj-
ne konec in 50 se zaeele razme-
re v gotovih ozirih obracati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
DR.. .STANKO JUG:
:
Marseille

Zmerom blize smo obali. Med
nizkimi in klobucastimi otoki
zavijemo malo proti zapadu in
tedaj Sc nam divni amfitea-
tralni legi pokaze kraljica Sre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15

ne zleze mad nielo, tako da so
bile vse reGi v grobu trdo zmrz-
njene, kar jih je obvarova1o
razkroja. Tako Sc je vsebina
ohrani1a diva tisoc let, ne da bi
Sc bistveno spremenila ME obli-
ka in sestava.
Poglavarjeva grobniea je BIZ
la kasneje izropana, konjski
grob je pa ostal nedotaHnjen.
Nekaksno bronasto rezilo od-
lomljenim roeajem je po legi ta-
koj izdalo ucenjaku, da so po-
skusali roparji udreti tudi SEM
kaj, pa jih je morale nekaj pre-
poditi.
v izropani grobnici so Sc ma
sli mnogi zanimivi predmeti, XII
Sc jih roparjem nj zdelo vredno
odnesti. Nasla Sc je Sc dokaj
dobro ohranjena rakev, okrass-
ma z rezbarijami, predstavljajo-
cimi ptice. Poleg so lezali ostan-
XII preproge iz klobucevine, okra-
Semi kovinskimi okovi, izobli-
kovanimi v levje glave.
V konjskem grobu so nasli
deset, vse navzkriz lezeGih zmrz-
njenih konjskih trupel. Videti
so bila kakor mumificirana in
cello uzde so Sc Sc ohranile. Dve
zivali sta imeli nadeto Sc oglav-
je iz klobucevihe, z usnjem in
kozuhovino obsito in zlatom
pretkano. Vse najdene reei pri-
eajo zelo visokem stanju IL
delovalne tehnike in O dobrem
umetniskem, okusu. Sedla so BIZ
la okrasena z resicami in Clip
kami, drugi deli jahaske opre-
me pa rezljanim, pozlacenim
in posrebrenim lesom. Kakor
kaze, Sc je "a izdelovanje vseh
teh reel najvec rabila klobuce-
vina, usnje in konjska lima.
Najbolj dragoceno okraseni
predmeti SO bila vsekako oglav-
ia. Emo je predstavljalo imita-
clio rogovja severnega jelena
v naravni velikosti, druge pa
jastreba v borbi medvedom.
Oh enem izmed sedel je visel
scit, narejen IL lesenih sibic,
prepletenih z usnjenimi trako-
vi. Med ostalimi najdeninami je
vredno omeniti Sc nekaksen po-
grebni voz, grobarsko orodje in
vreee moke, vse Sc dobro ohra-
Memo.
Kar najbolj preseneca pri
vseh najdenih predmetih, je
umetniski obeutek tistih, XII so
jih naredili. Liki orlov, sever
nih jelenov, koz, medvedov, rib,
ptic in cloveskih obrazov so "a
eudo naravni. Barve so Sc upo-
rabljale kakor je videti samo
rdeea, modra in rumena.
Plemena, XII so gradila te
grobnice, SO v glavnem zivela
cd ,zivinoreje. Stoletja pred ma
So dobo so prebivala po vseh
neizmernih predelih Cd Mongo-
lije do Karpatov. Morda so bill
to rodovi, XII so jih Grki "a ca
sa Herodota nazivali S skupnim
imenom Sciti ali Sarmati.
n. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-15
I5. septe1n6ra, 1916

'No, gospod glavni, zal mi je,
da nisem prisel sem ze pred
osmimi dnevi."
"Te je lepo, gospodp'
ssNe tako! Da sem bill prisel,
hi jedel vsaj svezo ribo!"