davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-06-21

3435 34th pl NV.
Francis j. Haigney, 43. Brooklyn, N. 2,
and Maria D. Lamoreaux, 40, 2012
Wyoming ave NV.
Eli e. Benneld, As, Alexandria, Va, and
Bessie M Abercrombie, As. 2913 p st.
NV.
Arthur r. johnson, %. and Frances
Houghton, 25. both of 1120 K st. ne.
Herbert H SLAUGHTER. jr., Il, sos Portland
St Sc, and Norma J. Hungerford. Is.
:'13 Raleigh st. sc.
David Robertson So Blsdensburg. Md,
and Margaret Porter 81 1905 St.
NV.
Dorrah Todd, as, and Catherine Murray.
II. both of 231 Wylie St ne
Stanley F. Wisniewski, 25, 40s Quacken-
bos St. me- and Mildred E. Thompson
Dehart Greenlee, %, PA / St NV and
Vernice E. Wilson. %, 1914 27th St
NV.
James L. Mason, jr. 25, Is K st. ne, and
Evelyn U. Boiling, 25, SIT Irving st. NV.
Guy F. Harris, Jr., 30. 1921 Michigan ave.
ne. and Mary J. Shaw, %. pa Ascot
pl ne
Charles M. Parker. 80, 1914 10th st, ne,
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Isabella A. Chapman. 40, 2oo2 clagsett

Isabella A. Chapman. 40. 2oo2 clagsett
Leon I 6. Bryant. Is, Q Florida ave. ne,
and Estelle Banks, 90, 1112 1st ST. Sc:
joseph D. Butler 20, 425 4th st; Sc. and
Flossie L. Billing, 90, 1909 1th st. NV.
Fred H. Simmons. %, Aicher, Fla, and
Eueenia NJ. Schmidt. 21, 81 Bates st.
Basil B. Travis. 90, Madisonville KY, and
Harriet E. Engen, 20, 214s Florida ave.
NV.
Gordon J. Stiles, 21 155 Grard st. NV,
and sa Thelma B Colbert 49, 1l2l St
George w, King. "a. Auburn, N, Y, and
Winifred Goodhart. 81. 1906 Calvert st.
NV
Edward Jackson As. s13 st. NV, and
Thelma c. Brown. 80. 1928 10th 81. NV.
Merle D. Parkhurst, 90, Okmulgee, Okla.
and Helen M. Runyon, "a, 1925 10th
st. NV.
Frank l. Mayhem, 81, 20l9 4th st. ne,
and Kathleen M. Palmer, 90, 1850
Rhode Island ave. ne.
William E. Hagen. % 1914 Massachusetts
ave NV, and Dorothy v. Willett. ~,
HaVerill, Mass.
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Deaths Reported

Levi Flaherty, SO. 1135 N. j. ave. Sc.
Frances R. Moreno, SO, 361s Rittenhouse
st. NV
Annie B. Delano, rs. 2755 Macomb st. NV
John A.. MCCARTHY. IS. 620 Fuller St. n W
Mary Z. Laurenson, 10, 3433 Wisconsin
ave. NV
Sarah j Robey, u. 442a Alton pI NV.
Clifton L. Tschiffely, SO, 1918 Van Ness
st. NV.
Effe G: Hanlein. SO, 540S 4th st NV.
Alice M. Greenwell, so, 7O6 4th st. NV
Gecelis psmpier. 57, 1929 Yost pl ne.
Thomas P. Johnson, "a, Falls Church, Va.
Robert Baker, 80, Bluefield, w. Va.
Eleanor NJ Nolan, So $500 18th 81, NV
George E. Donaldson. So. 3413 MINI. ave.
Sc.
Irene M. Aubinger, SO, G56 st. ne.
William l., Diebel. 81. 1880 r st. sc.
Emma v. Allen, rs, Ills 4th st. NV
William Warrick, "a, 1853 Sth st. NV.
George McC. Chase. 63, lis st NV.
John Jackson, 81. 314 59th st ne
John Williams, so. 1O6 ST. NV
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Ernest j. shanks, 90, and Anne H. Ka-
s1uba, 25, both Of 1915 x st. NV.
Hilton o. White, 30, 2122 4th st. ne,
and Frances c. scheible. 81. 603 E st.
James r. Rooney, 26 p21 Virginia ave.
s.w., and Theresa c. Madigan. Is, a12
Nicholas M, Mallus, 20, 2514 st. NV,
and Maria Mandes 25. 1416 18th st.
Georse E. simko, IS. streator H. and
Bernadine r Butchko, 80, 1864 Girard
st. NV.
Carlton L. Post, ir., %, Fairlineton. Va,
and Janet NJ. Swanson "A. San Diego,
Aaron B. Miller, %, Dyersburg, Tenn, and
Muriel E. Martin, %, Somerville. Mass.
James H. Smiler,. jr.. 35, I'LL st. Sc.
and Mildred L. Henderson, is. 1915
Euclid st. NV.
Harold S. Fawcett, IS, 1879 Lyman pl,
ne. and Reu E. Ardinger, 21. 531S
Colorado ave.
Donald A. Halliwell. "a, Cleveland, Ohio,
and Helen M. Mellas, 19, 1912 st. NV.
Frederick H, Studt, 40, 1880 Lamont st.
NV, and Margaret w. HSnson, "a,
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New Legion Post

Dedication of the colors will high
light a meeting of the newly organ
lied D. c. Taxi Post 81 of the Amer
ican Legion at pm. Monday. The
Washington ritual team and the
guard of honor will be present at
the meeting which will be held In
the Legion Building, 2437 Fifteenth
street NV.
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Light and oiV strows smart ond
sophisticated felts IN this wonderful
clearance group of IS hots
LANSBURGHS-M -Mtll,nery-Second
Floor
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and Ruth NJ Benson, 22. TanEier Is
land. Va.
Robert L. Hougt. 21, 1914 North Capitol
st.; and Thelma e. Nofthrop, 21. River
dale Heights, Md
Frank c. Cannon, %, Salmon, Idaho. and
Mary M. Mckinney, 21. 4400 Silver Hill
Arthur T. Tsssin, ir., 81, 211s ST. NV,
and Gloria F. Pollock. IS, 1907 Under
wood st. NV.
Ida A. Watts 81. 92s 1st st. Sc
Wallace c, Maganthan, ir,, "A, 14O1 Blair
I'd. NV. and Margaret M. Bailey, 90,
Highland Falls, N. Y.
Frank M. Foote, 56, CroSsvlle, Tenn, and
Allene Moss, "a. Silver Spring, Nd.
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Births Reported

Thomas and Mary Beese, girl
ai Bernard ra and Mfa MARGARET, DG' soYie, sri sirl
Thomas and La Rue Campbell, boy.
Kenneth and Viola DalZell. girl.
James and Dorothy F1tzmaurice. girl.
Edward and Elizabeth Foreman, boy.
Frank and Frances Gordon, boy.
Raymond and Annie Lunsford, girl.
Hans and Anne Nussbaum, boy.
Frederick and Mary Sisler, girl
Evening star., 1945-06-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
THURSDAY, JUNE a.

Mamie williams, ss,, 1929 N, J, ave. NV.
Pocahontas H. West, b5. 1903 End st. NV
SalIie Franklin, 90. 1872 18th st. NV.
Lee Yenlin. 81. 211S Pa: ave. NV.
Madeline H. Beale, 40. 1887 Union ct. s.w
Adele B. Whitley. 3s, 1919 3rd st. NV.
Archie ClagRett. 3S, 1903 st. NV
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ld,Ds, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDatt three fuu days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Peter A, Preston. jr 90, Sheridan. Wyo,
and A. Murdene McInteer, 25. Colonial
Beach. Va
Lawrence Hill. 10. Carbondale. Ill, and
Marion g. Pyron. Is. $50 Raleigh st
Donald W. Lacy. %. indianapolis, Ind Il
and Patricia A. Sydnor, Is, 1135 w st
sc.
Neil Clark. tr., "a. 1918 18th st. Sc. and
Lois P. Buerschinger. "a. 433 Atlantic
st. Sc.
Rudolph Pollard. 40. 1109 9Th st. ne. and
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Refugees Offered Lund

European refugees are offered "a
acre farms for 5000 by Venezuela,
which is seeking to develop sound
agricultural system to offset the
trend of workers to the oil fields.
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Orig 7.95 Cotton
SUITS
6.88

Crisp ond cool striped chanbroy suits
no-iron seersucker suits in weor-
everywhere styles Red, green, iuqqooe,
blue with white 0 to Is. 40 garments.
LANSBURGHS-Econ Shop
Second Floor
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JR. COATS REDUCED

! Shoq Boxy Coot. not
uroI color. Size ~.
All wool I
4 AII-wooI Boxy Coots,
spring sl7odes, Sizes
9 and 15-
! Jounty Junior ALL
wool Boxy Coots, wine
shade. Size l3 :
Reg. U. S. Pat. Of,
LANSBURGH'S--Jr. co,
Second Floor
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Edward and Mary Smith. boy.
Charles and Margaret Starr, boy.
Andrew and Opal Woodward, boy.
James and Rosalie Reid. girl.
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MISSES SPRING COATS

5 California CosuoIs, oil
wool. Lime or rose.
10 ond IL - 29
! California CosuoI, oil
wool. LiIoc. SIZE l6 50
! Navy Swonsdown Fit
ted Refer, oil wool.
Size l2 40
! Al|-wooI Fitted LiIoc
Oressnoker Coot. Size
Il 49
4 Wool and Royon Shog
Shortcoots. Rose.
oouo. Sizes "a and l8 70
! Wool ond Royon Shoa
Short BeIted Coot.
SIZE l2 80
Property labeled as to mate
LANSBURGHS-Doylight C,
Second Floor
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WOMEN'S COAT BUYS

s AII-Wool Tweed Rect
ers. Brown, blue,
IS R-43
q AII-wooI Fitted Dou-
ble- breasted Coots.
Green or grey. 40 ond
AZ ------
MISREPRESENTATION
Second FloO
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MILLINERY SAVINGS

Orig. Now
5000
10 Flowered Strows- IT'S ZOO
IS Hot and Bot Sets in 500 7.5Os-
strow ------ 1000 lo.oo%
'Plus 20T Federal tar.
LANSBURGHS-Mu -Muhnery-Second
Floor
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Orig. us Butcher Rayon
TO p P E RS
6.75

A wonderful weor- over-ol topper for
summer, In lovely shades Of brown,
red, green, styled with deep pockets
and white button trim. Misses sizes.
Only IS in the group
LANSBURGHS-Econ Shop
Second Floor
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
New Type OF Entertainment
PTA Sponsors
Shadow Plays

A new type of entertainment will
be introduced to the play-goers Of
Wyandotte, when the local Parent
Teacher association will sponsor the
Red Gate players of New York who
will stage one of their famous Sha-
dow plays on April 19 at Roosevelt
high school auditorium at BIS.
Tickets for the affair can be Sc
cured at the schools and the price
will be fifty cents.
The program will consist of A
Festival in Peiping, Temple of the
Golden Mountain, and Legend OF
The Willow Plate. Special programs
for children will also be held.
The history Of the Shadow play
Is a very interesting one. 1t was
brought back to our country by
Pauline B, ION who then organized
the Red Gate Players.
In her travels across China and
the Orient she discovered that the
start of the shadow play was from
the superstitions that periled the
life of primitive man. Out Of the
struggle to survive, he developed a
great regard for the shadows which
he could not understand. They were
mysterious. They moved and
changed, appeared and disappeared.
Gradually the superstitious fear OF
shadows passed and in place of this
fear came an interest in using sha-
dows as a form of entertainment.
Shadow plays originated in the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
Introduced

Orient and are known in every
Eastern country.
In all Eastern countries the peo-
pie usually prefer fiat shadow fig
ures to round marionettes. These
figures are made from the carefully
prepared skins Of buffalo or goat.
Now these shadow actors" are
gay and colorful and extremely
lively. They stand about Is inches
high and who move. Dance fight,
weep, live and love within the con-
fines of the shadow screen. The
beauty of performers is further en-
HANGED by the use of cry elaborate
scenery.
Shadow figures of the Oriental
countries differ widely. Those Of
China are as beautiful in pattern
as those of Javanese but are much
less grotesque. The Turkish shadow
figures are less beautiful than the
Chinese but are cleverly articulated.
This new type show is highly
recommended by the East-West
Association and has been on the
Central Methodist lecture series for
the past two years.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12

You can be sure of a
thorough an d scien-
tific examin a ito n
when you come to us
for your glasses.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
Target for Today Film
Shown at Rackham

Target for Today" document
tary picture released by the Office
of War Information, will be shown
at $3.50 and 6 pm. on wednesday,
April 10, at the Rackham Memorial
In the educational film series pre-
sented by the University Of Michi-
gan Extension Service. The film
pictures the complete activities OF
a days mission of our own Eighth
Bomber Command based In Eng
land, including the take-off. the
bombing of the target in Germany
and the return. The public is COR
daily invited.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Private First Glass and Mrs. Rob-
ert Liddle announce the birth of q
son, March 80, at the Riverside
hospital in Trenton. He will be
called Richard Edward.
Liddle, who is with the Ninth
army in Germany. has been in the
army for the past two years. His
wife, Mary. lives on Van Horn
road in Trenton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
ATTEND MEETING

The annual meeting of the De-
troit Women's Presbytery society
was held Tuesday at the Calvary
Presbyterian church in Detroit.
Those who attended were Mrs.
Ray Mullough, Mrs. Wilfred New
ell, Mrs. Ernest Steele. Mrs. George
Ziegler. Eta Franklin and Mrs.
N. Clemens, and Mrs. w. 2. Hall.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
DOWNRIVER DISTRICT
HOLDS COUNCIL FIRE

Downriver District of Camp Fire
Girls will hold their Grand Council
Fire at the Presbyterian church,
Chestnut and First street, Friday,
April Is at 1880 pm. AL Downriver
Blue Bird and Camp Fire groups
will be assembled to take part in
this ceremony, the theme being
Hi Neighbor."
The following program will be
presented: Wohelo Call, Miss Eliz-
abeth c. Kelley; Professional, Song,
America, the Beautiful; Pledge
of Allegiance-Salute to the Flag;
Wohelo Cheer-Hand Sign of Fire;
Welcome, Mrs. James DeMaggio;
Prayer Song, Mrs. Ray Simon's
group; Hi Neighbor Theme, Mrs.
Arthur T. Korn.
Lighting of Hi Neighbor candles:
America - Betty Owens, God
Bless America. Soloist, Nancy Ora
ham; Mexico-Joan Simmons-Ciel-
ito Undo; England-Patricia Had
dock, "Thereu Always Be An Eng
land; Norway, Diane Rooker-In
Vossevangen; China-Martha Sue
Decentralization: Greece-Mary
Gegos-Song: Switzerland Judy
Grag-Walking Song.
Awarding of Honors: Special
Honors, Mrs. Walter Barley; Honor
Beads, Mrs. T. j. Smith; Awarding
Of Rank, Miss Elizabeth C. Kelley;
Talk, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Spear;
Service Gifts, Mrs. Homer Howard;
Song, Hi Neighbor, Mrs. Frank Pob-
lenz's Group; Edith Kempthorne
Fund-Mrs. G.. F. Flynn.
Extinguishing Of Candles-Song,
Camp Fire Laws; Recessional-
Closing Song; Taps-Bugler.
All Blue Birds and Camp Fire
Girls will appear in their service
costumes at pm. at the church.
Mrs. Richard Dauber, who is
chairman Of the Council Fire, has
assisting her: Mrs. Joseph Hadley,
Mrs. Harold Graf, Mrs. Frank
Owens. Mrs Carlton Kaechele will
be accompanist.
The Horizon Club of the Camp
Fire Girls met Friday night at the
home of Mrs. John E. Davis, Vine
wood avenue, to reorganize the club,
which will be supervised by Mrs.
Davis.
Plans were drawn up to hold flu
ture meetings on the second and
fourth Wednesdays Of each month
from to $50 pm, will the ex-
ception of the next meeting which
will be held on April 10.
Games were played and a lunch
con was served by the hostess.
Among those attending were: Mary
Ellen Hunter, jeanne Horvath, 10
Ann Wilcox, Betty Owes, Helen
Marie Davis, Dorothy Stymiest, Pat
Meyers, jeanne Drum, Rose Marie
Matejoski, Cleo Taylor, Donna
Washer, Donna Jean Mcdonald,
Rhea Ann Davis, Beatrice Owen
and 10 Ann Korn.
COUNCIL FIRE HELD
AT LINCOLN PARK
A Camp Fire group under the
guardianship of Mrs. George Tim
mis- and sponsored by the Benjamin
v. Doodell Auxiliary No. $50 of the
Continued on Page y
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
BIRTHDAY PARTY

IN nonor Of her twelfth birthday.
Iatsy Jean Brohl of 2086 Eleventh
street. was feted at a party at
winch IL guests were present.
Inc time was spent playing
sames after which a luncheon was
served. The decorations for the
table were pink and white with a
large birthday cake as the center
piece
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
PLACED ON HONOR ROLL

At the recent Wayne County 4
H club achievement days, held at
the Romulus high school, Wayne
Methodist church and the North
vile Wayne County training school,
Beverly Moore of Wyandotte was
among the members who were
placed on the County Honor Roll
in the Clothing I division.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12

Miss Suzanne Genthe of 301 bid
die avenue, has pledged Delta
Delta Delta sorority at the Univer-
Sity of Michigan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Q shodu v JoHefu

V nedeljo popoldne 10. avgu-
sta Sc vrsi v Jolietu narodni
shod, ma katerem DO med dru-
GIN govorniki nastopil tudi DIR.
Slavko fore, svetnik pr jugo-
slovanskem poslaniStvu v Wash
ingtonu. Yes prebitek je name
MEN pomozni akciji "a start
xraj. Poleg L. zeleznikarja, J.
Erjavceve, F. Vranicarja cd
boru pridno pomagata tudi Sc
stra Ema PlaninSek, predsedni-
ca podruznice Slovenske zenske
zveze, in John L. Jevitz, pred
sednik druStva st. 66 AmeriSke
bratske zveze.
Veliko zanimanja "a ia shod
vlada tudi V Chicago in okolici.
DruStvo st. 100 SNIP V Chica-
gu je radi shoda preklicalo svoj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15

vojni ma visku svoje moei, je
bio pod memo oblastjo okrog
400, 000, 900 ljudi. Prebivalstvo
njenih otokov znasa priblizno
70 milijonov in to je vse, kar il
Fed. drzave, Anglia in Russia
mislijo pustiti.
To je kajpada "a sanjave ia
ponske imperialiste ogromna IL
CUBA. Tako velika, da 81 je nit
predociti ne morejo. Ia svojo
omamljenost pa Sc izgovarjajo
ma atomske bombe.
Cd decembra 1941, ko so ia
ponci udarili ma Pearl Harbor.
ma Filipino it'd, Sc je torej We
liko spremenilo. Pred vsem to,
da je Japonska hehala biti We
lesila. In pa, da je Sovjetska
unija pridobila S porazom ia
ponske v Aziji veliko vec kot
pa je kdajkoli imela tam pod
carji.
Mandzurija,' velika dezela,
bogata ma prirodnih zakladih.
z okrog "A milijoni prebivalci.
postane sedaj boil pod rusko
kontrolo kot kdajkoli pod carji.
In enako notranja Mongolia.
Port Arthur DO spet rusko pri-
stanisce, XII je presto leda vse
dni V letu. Vladivostok ie po-
zimi zamrznjen. In Sovietska
unija dobi nazaj mandzurske
zeleznice, XII SO jih il Japonci
we'll S pritiskom, deloma pa jih
je re z LENNON sama izrocila
Kitajcem. Ampak Kitajci MISC
bill dovolj mocni, da Jill hi OBJ
drzali in Stain smatra, da tudi
sedaj MISC in da ne bodo v bo-
doce. cato Sc ma Kitajsko ne be
z~anasal. Tako DO prislo pod So
vjetsko kontrolo ogromen kos
zemlje, cesar sicer v Washing
tonu in v Londonu MISC veseli.
a vse okolscine SO Rusiji v'pri-
log.
Mnogi Kitajci menijo, da to
morda nj slabo "a njihno deze-
10, ker Sc pod sovjetsko Waldo
nadejajo vec pravic in boljse-
ga zivljenskega s%tandarda, kot
pa SO ga poznali doslej pod ka-
krSnokoli Waldo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
Slovenska osvobodiIna fronta
r v pri voIlIvah

LJUBLJANA, 80. julia.
Volitve "a Narodne osvobodil-
ne odbore ter mestne, decline
in okrajne zbornice SO Sc prieele
V S~loveniji vceraj, %. julia.
Obdrzavanih je bio ma stotine
shodov. Udelezile SO Sc ogrom-
ne mnozice ljudstva ter tako
pokazale, da Sc Slovenci zave-
dajo vaznosti svojih demokra-
ticnih uspehov. Prva porocila
kazejo, da je mad 900 volilcev
volilo "a candidate Osvobodil-
ne fronte Ljubljani, Maribo-
ru, NoVem mestu in drugod.
Slovenci izvolili delegate
Narodni svet
LJUBLJANA, 81. julia. =
Ma konferenci slovenske osvo-
bodilne fronte, XII Sc je vrsila v
Ljubljani, je bio izvoljenih 1853
zastopnikov svet zedinjene
narodne osvobodilne fronte Ju-
goslavije. Med izvoljenimi je
II clanov Centralnega komite-
ia, 10 zastopnikov IL Slovenske-
ga Primorja, 4 IL KoroSke, 10 il
Ljubljane, II il ljubljanske pre-
texture, IA IL novomeske pre-
texture ter Is "a prefekturo
Maribor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
~Jugoslovijo hoee
izvrsM s~ocioIni
preobruf zures

(NadalJeVanJe S /. Strani.)
tika partizanskega gibanja "a
tenn, da Sc kralja diplomaticno
iznebi. S Churchillom pac nj
slo drugace in tudi pokoini
Roosevelt je rad dvoril takim
ljudem in jim obljubljal trone
nazaj. A sedaj Churchilla nj
vec ma vladi, Jugoslavija je svo-
bodna, ceprav V SLIM bedi, in
Stain 81 upa oporekati boil kot
pa pred nekaj lett, ko so bile
nemske armade pr Moskvi, Lee
ningradu in Stalingradu.
Oklic Jugoslavije "a republi-
ko je pozdravljati! Mi smo de-
lovali "a tax lid re V preisnii
vojni. A treba je biti ma strait
prot onim, XII Sc 2zbirajo okrog
Petra in pa proti vsem klikam,
XII 81 prizadevajo izrociti Jugo-
Slavic privilegijem, kakrsni 50
10 imeli V posesti pred to vojno.
Socialen preobrat potreben
Jugoslovansko ljudstvo "a
hteva socialni preobrat in dobi-
10 ga DO - seveda z bojem pro-
tt e1ementom, kakrSne- zastopa
ubezni Peter, start ministri car
size in drugi zajedalci, vstevsi
one, XII SO bill zajedeni vse sko-
Ii do te vojne in do osvoboditve
V telo slovenskega naroda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
USSR v voini
prof ~Joponski
veIiko pridobiIo

pomagala. In Japonska pa 81 je
umislila vzhodno Sibirijo pod
sVojim vplivom in Mandzurijo
pa "a popolnoma svojo lastnino.
Il Sibirije Sc je morala par
let pc boljseviSki revoluciji ma
"zeljo" ameriske in angleske
Wade umakniti, a odlocila Sc je,
da kar Sc Kitajske in njenega
bliznjega vzhoda tice, pa mora
pod memo oblast.
Ko je bila Japonska V tel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15

jeu premocen z voskom. Tvarina
je Sc vroca in mehka ter Sc tako
trdno stisne in privije ma telo.
Ko je ovit, ga p~ostavilo ma noge.
Mrtvaska obleka je gotova.
Mnozica ma sodnijskem IT,
gu je nemirna. Ma vzviSenem
mestu sedi prime. Postavliena
je mala grmada il cedrovine.
Nastaja mrak. S polja Sc sill
81 mukanje krav, Vonj pc medu
1--WE svece Sc cuti V zraku.
Prime Sc nagne h "kraliev-
skim ustom."
"Zazgati."
Maj omenim tn iskro clovec-
nosti. Mex evnuh Sc je onesve-
still. Ali prime, dostojanstveniki,
grbec in krvnik Sc ne zganejo.
Ogenj nalahno zaprasketa.
Vonj pc medu postaja vse moe
nejsi.. Prilete roji cebel, ker
jih ia mocan medov voni pri-
vablja. A dim jih odganja. Maj
hni, modri plamencki plapolajo
okrog mrtvaske halle obsojen-
ceve.
Strazar sumo z nogami PISA,
katerega cviljenje oglusa smrt-
nj kirk obsojencev.
STRIFE najvisji dostojanstve-
niki obstopijo grmado. To so
poveljnik garde, XII je ubil re
Is sovraznikov, 5 slonov, 10 le-
WOW in 3 nosoroge. Poveljnik
straze, ga red in mir, XII je
ubil re Is sovraznikov, 3 slone
in 10 levov. Poveljnik levega
krila in kot cetrti, poveljnik
desnega krila, kateremu 20 do
mace pravijo "morilec'.
Clovek, XII Sc kadi in gori v
njihovi sredini, poskusa vse, da
skoci IL grmade. Naenkrat sko-
ci tako visoko, kakor clovek
sploh more skociti. Zvrne Sc 30
tleh. Tisti STRIFE dostoianstve-
Mkt ga z divjim preklinjaniem
dvignejo in drze ma ostrinah
kopja. Peklenski PRIOR - da,
ia izraZ lie Sc preskrOmen
1.-Two telo gori S plamenom,
pet metrov visokim.
Divje orgije pijanstva, "a
slepljenosti in strahu, smrtne
naslade in okrutnosti, obiame-
jo mnozico. Diva pesem glusi
grozne smrtne krike obsoien-
ceve -.
Naposled je koncano.
Opirajoc Sc ma dveh moSkih,
koraka prime okrog trupla.
Ko odvijejo truplo, Sc vidi:
Nesrecen clovek je tako iokal,
da so estate njegove oci popol-
noma nepoSkodovane cd ognia.
Gledale SO vse velike, sveze in
prodirno, kakor oci zivega elo-
vela, in StraSna obtozba in pro-
kletstvo je bio V njihovih oceh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-08-15
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-. DEE lie. )Velika sodna
dvorana leseni palaci ie VISA
polna pare, XII hlapi il belih
hall bojevnikov, XII Sc tn suSe.
Zrak je poln vonja pc masti in
olju, S katerim imaio namazane
glave.
Pred sodium stolom sedi or
bee Wouddie. To je dvorski no.
rec in OBJ enem manifestaciia
med uglednimi IN neuglednimi
ljudmi. Tukaj castillo grbce, a
jih OBJ enem uporabljajo "a vse
nelepe reel. g
Ko je prime vstopil, norcavo
oblecen norec vzdigne prestol
mad svojo glavo. Ko prime sede,
Sc zvija Wauddievo moGno, ma
10 telo pod tezo, ali vseeno do
bro vzdrzuje ravnotezie.
Obraz obtozenega je pane
ten in bojevit. Ma hrbtu mu visi
teak kamen. Ogromna veriga
veze roke.
Primo ga ne zaslisuje sam,
temvec sepeta v~praSania ma
usesa svojega zastopnika, kate
remu pravijo "kraljevska usta."
PostaVlja mu v~prasanie "a
vprasanjem Obtozeni odgovar-
ia ma vsako vprasanje samo z
emo, takorekoc skozi zobe iztis-
memo besedo:
"Pes. Pes"
Ia divji dialog konca obsod-
ba:
"Ognjena smrt v muslinu."
Kazen je prav "a prav neza-
konita. Tako sezigajo tiste, XII
SO poskusali ubiti kralja. Prime
pa nj kralj, pac pa trdi, da DO
nekoc kralj.
Poleg palace stoji mala, IL
kamenja zidana hisa, "vrela hi
sa" il pravijo. Ma tleh, V ogro-
mni skledi meSata diva maya
crna suznja diSeco zines. Ogenj
niece sence pc stenah. Znoj tece
pc blesteci kozi suznjev in Sc
Zbira ma trebuSnih brazdah. Tu
in tam posegata z obema roka-
ma V Stroke lonce in sipljeta IL
njih V skledo svetlorumeno vo-
Scene zines, XII je pomesana z
medom. Preden zopet vzameta
v roke kuhace, oblizeta roke.
Naposled, ko je vse pomesano
in segreto, vzameta ozke paso-
We muSlina. Pomakata te paso-
ve-trakove skledi in Jill pocasi
vleceta IL ME, tako da lahko vo-
SEX docela prodre V luknjicasto
tvarino.
Emo uro pred usmrtitvijo pri-
nese Sest evnuhov obsojenca.
Obsojenec Sc cd udarca pc gla-
vi zruSi nezavesten V pepel. In
zdaj mu zacno vsak I'D posebej
ovijati v tisti vroci muslin, XII