davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16
MisIi o zokonu

Pred lett je zastopnik prosvet-
ne oblasti v Ameriki postal "
svet trditev, da 81 vecina mladih
ludi-moskih in zensk-izbira
bodoee tovarise "a zakonsko I'VE
20 brez znanstvenih metod. "a
to je MOI sprozil predlog, mai bi
Sc ma visokih solah ustanovil po-
seben tecaj, kjer maj hi zakon-
ske candidate poucili, kako 81
je treba izbirati zakonskega
druga ali druzico. Francoski pi-
satelj Andre Maurois Sc je s
clankom ponudil "a predavate-
liza v tenn teeaju in je "a prvo
uro obljubil takole nastopno
predavanje::
Dame in gospodje! Zaradi
dokaza, da je studij, XII Sc mu
hocemo posvetiti, zelo vazen,
vas moran najprej opozoriti ma
odpornost, XII jo jel dozdaj polka
zala zakonska napraya. ze so let
Sc kopicijo nanjo hudi in siste-
maticni napadi. Vsi tt napadi so
v glavnem opravna razloge, XII
Sc dajo deliti v dive 'skupini, in
sicer gospodarske in fizioloske.
V utemelji prvih je treba we
ii v postev dejstvo, da Sc mno-
&c zenske v sedanjih Cash pre-
zivljajo same. &c je torej treba,
lahko same vzgajajo deco in ra-
zen tega Jim pomaga Sc drzava.
Maj bo slabo ali dobro, dejstvo
je, da sklepa, posebno v Ameri-
XII, mnogo ljudi zakone trdnim
namenom, da ne bodo imeli
otrok. Danasnji zakon-brez po-
tomcev-je posledica razmer, XII
povzrocajo starsem skrb,. da bi
Jim otroci dorasli zdravi in pol
novredni.
&c torej te rodbine sploh nj
majo potomcev, zakaj pa je tes-
ma zakonska vez med moskim in
zensko sploh potrebna? Moder-
mega zakona po mojem ne gre
presojati samo S teh vidikov,
temvec je treba opravicilo zanj
iskati popolnoma drugod. Ia
konski napravi je zagotovljen
trajen uspeh ze samo zaradi te-
ga, ker 81 prave srece med dve-
ma clovekoma izven nelocljive
zveze skoraj nj mogoce zamisli-
ii. Skoraj vsako clovesko bite
trpi sem pa tia zaradi osamlje-
nosti. Nicemurnost in sramezlii-
vost ga silita, da vcasi igra po-
polnoma drugaeno vlogo kot mu
veleva narava. Edini lex zoper
VISA ia notranja bremena je pri-
jateljstvo, ona tesna vez med
dvema bitjema, v kateri 81 oba
della popolnoma zaupata, izpo-
vesta vse tajnosti in skupno de-
lita sreco in nesreco. Seveda lie
trajno prijateljstvo zelo redko.
Med moskim in zensko je min
1.-Two in preneha, ko Sc med obe-
ma pojavijo prva ljubezenska
cuvstva. Med moskimi postane
lahko idealno lepo, vendar pa ga
skoraj redno MOTTO ali oslabijo
razni slueaji v zivljenju. Kakor
n. pr. loeitev, spremembe okoli-
ce, neenaki uspehi, poroka in Se
mnogo drugega. Dve usodi Sc
priblizata "a cas-, ostaneta nekaj
casa skupni, nato pa gredo po-
ia spet narazen in oba cloveka
sta spet-sama.
&c Glovek noce trpeti zaradi
spon osamelosti mora pred
vsem verovati v trajnost cuv-
stew. Kako Sc bos vsega in brez
pridrzkov zaupal drugemu, &c
moras racunati tenn, da bo oni,
XII 81 mu zaupal, morda ze jutri
''zaupnik" drugega? Zato nam
je, dame in gospodje, nujno tre-
ba svecanega, skoraj svetega
prijateljstva, syecane zaobljube,
da bono imeli prijatelja "a vse
zivljenje! Po teh mislih Sc neho-
te spet vracamo-v zakon! Maj
vaznejsa "a omega, XII stopa v "a.
kon jev pravem in globokem
- u * A.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

domovini in v imenu odbora POI
druznice st. 80 SANS. iskreno
zahvaljujem 8 zeljo, da, bi bio
mnogo posnemalcey v ponce
bednim
John Pollock
blagajnik.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
ZINE DRINK $50

Henry Cant 80 1920 Bangor
street. convicted OF being drunk.
was given fine OF $50 or 30 days
in Jail Monday by Recorders
Judge w. Mckay Skillman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
LEADS RELIGIOUS TALKS

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-The
Rev. Russell S. Brown, pastor of
ST. Paul AME. church. St. Louis,
will direct the Religious Emphasis
observance 10 be conducted at Lin
coin university tMo) March 26-Z9.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

india plans 20 establish training
Institution in India modelled after
The Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nology.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Natal Day. Party
Jails IS Persons

Convicted along with his wife,
Cathleen, was Robert Boyd, 38, OF
the Eliot street address. and Mack
Robertson, AZ, of 344 rFarnsworth
street. whom Hunter said had
threatened him. Judge Skillman
sentenced Robertson TO serve 80
days in Jail to cool off"
The rest OF the defendants were
sentenced to serve ten days or
pay fine OF ten dollars each.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Consider Plans
For New Texas
Housing Project
BY HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON. D. C.-tNNPA)
Definite plans are under consid-
GRAFTON in the National Housing
Agency for new project to house
Negro war workers in New Bos-
ton, Texas. the NNPA learned this
week.
The new project, to consist OF
100 units. with Ave dwellings to an
acre, will probably be pre-fabri-
Gated houses and demountable.
The site tentatively has been Sc
lected.
This action has followed on the
heels of the national protest OF
the switch-over Of 200 units Of
war housing TO white occupancy,
after being originally built for Ne
groes. The NA.A.C.P. has filed
suit in the District court of the
United States against John B.
Blandford. administrator of the
MIA, challenging the right of the
federal government to allocate war
housing according to race.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
CONVICT Wife,
JAIL HUSBAND
WHO SOLD RUM

A 5o-yesr-old wife 81 defense
worker who police say admitted
them 10 her home 59S7 Brush
street. was one 81 seven women
and Ave men convicted o. being
oisoroerly persons Monday BY Re
corder,s Judge W. Mckay Skill.
man.
POLICE SAY that after being
admitted by Mrs. BESSIE Bledsoe.
they purchased Your drinks 81
whiskey from her husband. James,
80 years OLD alleged operator OF
the blind piE
Mrs. BESSIE BledSoe. charged
with operating a blind pig. was
fined $50 or 30 DAYS in Jail.
Convicted OF lettering in a place
ef Illegal occupation and fined SIS
or 10 serve 30 days in Jail we're
James Boyd. 3s. 1902 Nevada, Miss
Fthelene Galloway. p. 1928 Hi
nois. Miss Stella Carney. % 1927
Northheld; Miss Ethel Hunter, p,
1901 Illinois. Reginald Lake. %,
6485 Hszletie; Miss Mildred Mar
bury. %. 1857 Westminster; Phil
lip Powell. 20, 254 Melbourne; Mrs.
Zolla Powell. 20 427 Melbourne:
Edward Randolph. 81, 450l Hard
ing: Miss Lucille Waugh, &c. 225l
Clinton and Robert Gamble, n,
S257 Twcnty-third street
A warrant charging James Bled-
soc with violation OF the liquor
law was recommended this week
by the prosecutors Office.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Fine y For
Taking Part In
Transit Strike

WASHINGTON. D. C.-tNNPA)
--Twenty-seven of the Philadel-
phia Transportation company en-
ployes who were indicted for par
ticipation in the strike last year
because eight Negroes were up
graded TO motormen and conduc-
tors. were fined 500 each in Fed
eral court last week. They pleaded
no defense TO charges of violating
the Smith, onnally act during the
city-wide strike which tied up
transportation for war workers in
the country's No. critical war
production area.
Among those fined was the al
legged Fing-leader OF the strike.
James McMenamin. Some of the
defendants are now in the armed
services, and their fines were sus-
pended by the court. Charges
against three of the men were
dropped.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
MANY TESTIFY
FAv0RABLY FOR
LABOR MEASURE

LANSING. Mich.-Both Senate
and House Committees were urged
TO report favorably on FEPC by
a delegation representing social.
church, civic. labor and commu-
ity organizations Thursday,
March Is. at the State Capitol.
Hearings on tho Carpenter Bill
innthe Senate were heard in the
morning before the Senate Labor
committee; on the Ellstein Bill in
the House i'm the evening before
the State Affairs committee. More
than so organizations were repre-
sented at the hearings.
FEPC "is intended to abolish
gross injustice to which vast
numbers Of our Negro fellow
citizens and others are shame
fully subjected by being exclud-
I'd from the right to work and to
gain a self-respecting livelihood"
Rev. Jerome v. MacEachin. sec
rotary Of the Michigan Catholic
Welfare Committee, told the
Senate and House Committee.
The statement was endorsed by
Ave of the Michigan Catholic
Bishops including Bishop Haas
OF Grand RAPIDS and Archbishop
Mooney Of Detroit.
THE STATE should guarantee
that employment opportunities
will exist for all its citizens" de-
clared Gloster B. Current, execu-
tivt secretary Detroit Branch
NAAC.P.. in presenting a state
ment from Michigan branches of
the association.
Current compared the New York
Bill which recently became law
with the Michigan proposals and
urged the legislators TO accept the
bill in Michigan.
Veterans organizations headed
by Commander Walter Scott. De-
troit Commander of the American
Legion and Harry ]. Schaeffer, df
the Jewish War Veterans. urged
passage of the bill and endorsed
its principles.
Others who testified were:
State Clio. Mrs. Ormond's Let
ter-with racial committee. chrmA
Michigan Council OF Church Wom-
en-; Paul H. Todd. Farmers Chem
ical company. John Gibson. state
president FEPC. and Mrs. Doreen
Gentle. FEPC. DR.. Stanley Coors.
pastor, Central Methodist church,
Lansing; Mrs. Frederick G.. Poole.
State Wesleyan Service Guild:
Mrs. Helen r. Haisley. Public Az
fairs chairman OF Detroit Y.MC.A.;
Mrs. Earl Weaver. League OF Wom-
Ell Voters: Gerson Chertoff, re-
search director, Jewish Commu-
nifty Council, Father Jerome V.
MacEachin. Michigan Catholic
Welfare Committee, endorsed by
Michigan Catholic Bishops; Mrs.
John Martin, Of Adrian, president,
Michigan Council Of Church Wom-
en-; Edward NJ, Swan. chief exam
iner for Michigan, Federal COM
mittee on Fair Employment Prac-
tice; Dr. Norman Kinzie, professor
at Wayne University, and director
OF Dept. Of Social Service, De-
troit Council of Churches;
franklin Wallin. farmer OF Jen-
nison, Mich, personnel manager
for past seven years; Mr. Todd. In
dustrialist. Kalamazoo: Philip Cen
tile. member of Intercultural Com
mittee, Detroit Federation OF
Teachers. and chairman Of the De-
troit District Board of Education
Of the Methodist church; Miss
Helen Howard. Detroit Urban
League: Walter Scott, Detroit
Commander. American Legion;
Harry J. Schaeffer. Jewish War
Veterans Dept, OF Mich. COM
mander: Clarence Anderson.
executive secretary. Metropolitan
Council on FEPC, Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24

A 23-year-old woman. who, ac-
cordin2 to testimony, was cele-
brating her birthday on March
Is, although she was born on July
10. was convicted OF being a dis
orderly person last week by Re-
corder's. Judge w. Mckay Skill
man and fined $50 or 30 days in
Jail,
She is Mrs Kathleen Boyd. Il
Eliot street Eleven men and two
women were arrested in a raid at
the Eliot street address after Henry
Hunter had complained TO police
that Jack Suber. 30. had refused
10 return his coat during a card
game.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Twenty-two-year ole Dorothy
Hence. 6i23 Epworth street, was
treated at Receiving hospital after,
according to police. she had at
tempted suicide by drinking iodine.
Police say that she was disguised
because she was out OF work.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
FEPC Gains Statewide Support At Lansing Hearing
SEEKS WAR WORKER

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Lin-
colnites were favorably impressed
with the appeal OF Mrs. Charlotte
p. Mehder. recruiting representa-
tive for the Army Service Forces
for war workers in Washington.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
Accuse Man In
Theft OF Watch

Recommendation Of warrant
charging Herbert Faith. As, 995 E.
Kirby. with larceny Of property,
was made this week by the prose-
cutor's Office. charging that he has
$72 watch belonging to George
Turner OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-24
CUT BY BOY FRIEND

Miss Eva Smith, IS. Of 700 East
Alexandrine street told police that
she had been Stabbed in the left
shoulder and arm by an ice pick
welded by her alleged boy friend.
Arthur Dear. %. $50 f. Palmer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
WINFIELD HOME I5
 HIGHLY PRAISED BY
 CONGRESSIONAL COM.

The Subcommittee on Appropria- tions which visited Alaska during the summer made special mention of the Winfield Home in the report made and dated September 28 On page 10 appears the following
 One of the really worth while in- stitutions the Committee visited in Alaska was an orphanage near Ju- neau which for several years has been operated by Minnie Fields and is called the Winfield Home This home houses some 45 children, most of whom are under 10 years of age. It is a homelike institution. The buildings and the grounds are kept clean, and in excellent condi- tion. The home maintains an ex- cellent garden and the committee found all the older children engaged in worthwhile work
 The committee is of the opinion that the founder of the Home Min nie Field, is performing a much needed service.
 This institution S h ou d he strengthened, maintained and en- larged under her kindly and mother ly leadership.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
.B.1N BshszuA e
 QaaZ/C1 -S/2CS /SSz
NAVIGATOR OF ONE
 B-29 ON NONSTOP FLIGHT, JOINS WIFE

SEATTLE, Oct. 18-The navigator on one of the B-29's nonstop from Japan to Chicago-Capt Clyde H. Smith-has been united with his wife and parents at their Vashon Island home, near Seattle. He is a veteran of 250 combat hours and 194,000 bombing mission miles. Smith, a former Washington State College student, is home on ter minal leave awaiting formal dis charge from the Army.
 Recalling the Japan Chicago flight, the captain says the planes took off from the only field in Japan from which fully loaded B-29 can fly. According to Smith, the Japs had built it as a take off point for their four-engined bcmbers, which they believed would be making one-way bombing trips to the Boeing plant in Seattle.
 Smiths wife, Betty, was Miss Fairbanks, Alaska, in 1941. And over Fairbanks on the flight, he radioed her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. T. Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
SENATE GROUP .OkhYS INCOME TAX ROLL CUT
Z Billions Slash for lndi- yiduals Approved-LoW
 Incomes Exempted

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The Senate Finance Committee voted to- day to cut individual income taxes 2,085 ,000,800 year and remove an estimated 12,Oco,O00 low w-income per sons from the tax rolls.
 The Senators also agreed to re- peal the excess profits tax on corpor- aticns next January l, accounting for anctler slash of $2,555, ,000,80 in revenue.
 Thus, before acting on proposed excise tax reductions and other odds and ends, the committee, in a two- lhour session, reduced the prospee- Hive federal income by a total Of $4 GAO, ,OOO,00O
 The Senators voted to retain the B per cent normal" tax on indivi- dual incomes, but to apply the same exemptions to the normal tax as govern the surtax-$500 for the tax payer and each dependent in place of flat $500 per tax payer This was the same as provided in the Blouse bill
 But where the House voted to re- duce the surtax rate in each of it's graduated brackets by 1 percentage points, the Senate group held the re- duction to 3 points. The Senators also knocked out a House stipu- laticn that each taxpayer must get a new reduction of at least 10 per cent in his tax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18

TOKYO-Allied headquarters es- inmates that it has cut off ninety per cent of the worlds Illegal supply of narcotics by ordering destruction of all narcotic-yielding plant crops in Japan and Korea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18

CHICAGO-The government @n- nounced it would relinquish control of Montgomery Ward ana Company properties in seven cities tonight with the question of the legality of the possession still to be finally decided in the courts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
Reports from Marine Stations at 1o;3o A. NJ Today

l. yesterday to 4::30 a. m. today)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
Band leader Ariie Shaw ROneymoonirly

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Oct. Is Band Leader Artie Shaw and Ava Gardner, Mickey Rooney's eX- wife, were honeymooning today.
 The couple was married last night by Superior Judge Stanley RIcsk at the jurist's home. Only a few close friends and relatives were present.
 Miss Gardner is 21 and Shaw, who cnce was married to Actress Lana Turner, is 8.
 Empire WGnt-dds bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18

WASHINGTON-Maj. Gen. Ed ward F Witsell was nominated by President Truman today to be Ad- jutant General of the Army for a period of four years. He will succeed Maj. Gen. James A. Ulio, recently ill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
New Insurance Is Proposed for Wage Banners

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18-The new Federal Security Administrator to- day urged payment of government insurance to wage earners who be- come totally and permanently dis abled.
 Watson B. Miller said in an in terview he would ask Congress to expand the Social Security program to permit this.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
Do You Wani Any World War Il Souvenirs!

, WASHINGTON, Oct. 18-If a city, museum or other qualified org aniza tion wants an Army weapon as a World War II sou venir, all it has to do is pay the freight, the War Department an- nounced today.
 The department has S1OO0O, GOO worth of the stuff, including 4,00o obsolete 1917 model rifles, guns weighing up to 13 tons, and some tanks.
 Ora H. Luderman, Valdez, is registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18
BULLE TIN 5

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Fred1rick E. Weyerhaeuser, 72, President of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, who spent his lifetime in the lumber industry, died today after an illness of several weeks.
 CHUNGKING-Ed A Locke has arrived here as the personal representative of President Truman.
 HONOLULU-Gen. Joseph Still well, former Commander. of the United States Army in China has arrived here enroute home from storm-swept Okinawa to Washing ton.
 SEATTLE The temperature dropped below freezing in eastern Washington and Oregon this morn ing. It showed here yesterday SPOKANE, Wash. Bakers are holding a conference with operators regarding a wage raise.
 WASHINGTON = Gen Marshall and Gen. Arnold today urged that this country adopt a worldwide spy system so the United States can keep informed what other countries are doing.
 ASTORIA--A 42-foot twin-engin- ed pleasure cruiser is being built here of Port Orford cedar It is the first vessel Of it's type to be constructed in the port since 1940. Owner Jerry Dimick says he plans to sail the luxurious craft to Alaska and Mexico.
 WASHINGTON-Maj. Gen. Ed ward F. Witsell was nominated by President Truman today to be Ad- jutant General of the Army for a PCiiCo Ol loul yCdA D. 41C W III cu1OC~d Maj. Gen. James A. Ulio, recently ill.
 CHICAGO-The government @n- nounced it would relinquish control of Montgomery Ward ana Company properties in seven cities tonight with the question of the legality of the possession still to be finally decided in the courts.
 LONDON-Overriding the objec- tions of Russia, Yugoslavia and CZechoslovakia, the United Nations Executive Committee today recom- mended the creation of tempor- ary trusteeship committee to handle international territories. The vote was to g.
 TOKYO-Allied headquarters es- inmates that it has cut off ninety per cent of the worlds Illegal supply of narcotics by ordering destruction of all narcotic-yielding plant crops in Japan and Korea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-18

MARINE FORECAST FOR SOUTHEAST ALASKA Entrance Yakuta outeasy miles southwesterly this southerly southwestery B miles entire
Evening star., 1945-09-02

of the food we eat, the clothes wear, the fuel that
keeps us warm all the vital and varied necessities
of daily life and living.
Manufacturer in normal times of complete line
of ", AL and 2-ton units-supplying wide
variety of models, wheelbases and optional equip
ment to meet the needs of 9l9o of the total truck
market-Chevrolet is the worlds leading builder
of trucks. This organization is everywhere recog-
nized being first in truck production, due to
overwhelming national preference for Chevrolet
pulling power, dependabilty and economy.
America needs more of these thrift carriers for
the nation'-will need them in everncreasing
numbers as the strain on Americas weakening
transport alton system becomes more severe
and Chevrolet stands ready to meet that need
today it has done in the past.
CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, Genera Corporation
DETROIT 2 MICHIGAN
our or EVERY TRUCKS IS A CHEVROLET
"e" QUALITY CT Zz';| =, 10" se'
Evening star., 1945-09-02
AMERICA DEPENDS ON TRUCKS
thousands of vifoI which only trucks perform

Trucks move 65B Of incoming freight and
69% of outgoing freight for TAI busy war
plants.
Trucks have actually become a part Of
our national assembly line itself, extending
from factory to factory, connecting sources
of supply of semi-fnished products and
even raw materials.
81 900 u. S. communities depend entirely
on motor transport for many vital supplies
and services.
Trucks haul $3.50 of cattle-64.8B of
calses-66.6% of hog receipts at public
stockyards.
Trucks haul more than 1873 Of live poultry
and more than 5OR of egg receipts at
important markets.
1873 of farm products leaving farms move
by truck.
!. And yet fully one-ialf Of all
the trucks in use in America today
are nine years old or oider-and
one out of every eight trucks tUas
made prior to 1881. "TRUCKS PRO-
MOTE PROCRESS-P PROGRESS
DEMANDS TRUCKS!"
Al facts and figures complied from Motor Truck
Facts, official publication Of automobile Manu-
Jacturers association.
BUY WAR BONDS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

|dolg clanek "Trst nj Gdansk katere pisec XII skri
pseudonimom "Un Triestno pravi dobesedno: Tre
ba e razsirt meje tzaske pokrajine razsr direktni
vpliv Trsta Isro in Soveno, XII tezi
Trstu in XII je dopolno Trsta To ozemlje
mo imeti gospodarsko enoto podcrtanov originality XII
mora biti vkuceno rektno zvjenje Trsta XII je memo
naravno prvlacno sredsce sancta smpctas! Take tr
|govsko mperiasticne fraze Mussoni nj znebil
" dvasetih leh! Hkrat seveda pisanje tega Trza
cana naboljsi dokaz vsakega cloveka zjemo ita
|janskih imperiaisov in mednarodnh prekupcevalcev
malmi narodi, da je Trst resneno mas, kat &c e
Sovena njegovo doponilo poten e Trst stokrat pref
doponilo Slovenio ker Sc nkdar nj bill narod zaradi
kakega pristansca temvec prisansce zaradi naroda.
Tako 'Un Triestino' kakor drugi "strokovnjaki" Sc
ogrevao nekaksno sredne evropsko (Pri tenn
seveda pozabo opomniti zapad da dvji Vseslovani
prodrao sredozenski kuturni vrt) In "a te mio
srednji Evropi b bill Trst prsansce Toda osta maj
b alijanskih rokah. Zakaj? Tega vedo razlozt
gospodarstveni, XII govorijo svobodni trgovini in ne
politik XII pravijo, da divji balkansk nacona
lst Ito namrec mil prepirajo nekaj kvadratnh XII
lometrov zemlje in da bodo ak bodoce mee zacrtane
svncnikom in crnilom (grof Sforza &c temu
tako zaka poem veleok crnila borijo sloven
sko zeo? Da bo Trst zhosce lep kos srednje Evro
pe to je asno Da DO Slovenija Trsom gospodarska
ta tud to e asno In jasno Sc arsikaj drugega
primer, da b bill talijanski mperiast rad trgovci,
prekupcevalci skraka mesetarj tel gospodarsk enot