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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

Five tables of whist were pleyed.
Mrs. johnson served refreshments.
John Olson and daughters trans
acted business in Saco Saturday.
Lester johnson assisted Ed john
Sol Jr., overhaul his a this week.
The Arndt brothers have been
Gagged in hauling their wheat to the
Farmers Union elevator in Saco this
week.
Ole Swalheim attended the Ford
tractor school held a Glasgow Mon
day.
Mrs. Philip Grady spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Mrs. Lester
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stiley Wis
tied the John Olson family Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stiley visited
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Thompson, We'd
neSday afternoon, on their return
trip from Hinsdale.
Henry Lick and William Barnes
were Hinsdale business callers
Thursday.
Melvin Jensen called on oscar
Hatton on his way to Hinsdale
Saturday.
Knut Roe visited MI. and Mrs.
Andrew Stiley Sunday afternoon.
Clarence Nelson home Monday.
Henry Lick called on Harry
Hockey Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stiley and
Mrs. N. Hatton visited Mr.. and
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
OPHEIM
By DINA Thompson

Pete Gels vas a business caller one
day last week.
The Milo Jennings family, the S
A. Biem family, Mrs. Don Russell OF
Libby, and the Horace Feezell fam
lily were guests at a birthday party
Eonoring Ed ASleSon Friday.
Quite a number from Opheim and
vicinity attended the basketball
tournament last weekend.
Martin Ronning of Minneapolis is
installing a new Hart-C Carter cleaner
in the Farmers Union Elevator here.
Art Reed of Glasgow is electrician
for the installation.
The fifth and sixth grade pupils
entertained the seventh and eighth
grade pupils at a party in the Farm
ers Union hall Friday from 4 to 8.
Miss Johnson was chaperon.
Mrs. Arthur PaulSon of Glasgow is
spending a few days in Opheim visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond Paus of
Scobey, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus and
Royal Paus were dinner guests Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Paus.
Mrs. Clarence Tichenor enter
tanned a group of women at her
home Thursday evening.
Philip Squires vas q business
caller in Glasgow Monday.
Dedrick Johnson was a business
caller in Opheim Monday.
Ole Rudning and Roy Burroughs
town Monday.
Mrs. Glen Daley and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bell of Glen
tana were in town Monday.
Harold LYDIA was a Monday shop
per in Opheim.
Ed Mcpherson, Valley county
sheriff, was a business caller here
Monday.
Mrs. Selmer Grindeland enter
tanned a group of women Tuesday
afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Bertha
Lewis, Mrs. Samuel Paus, Mrs. May
Rodenbaugh, Mrs. John Bergstrom,
Mrs. Norton Bergstrom, Mrs. E. R.
Telford, Mrs. Hugh Cole, Mrs. N. c.
Amundson, Mrs. E. A. Walstad, Mrs.
Milo Jennings, Mrs. George Keough,
Mrs. John Redfield, Mrs. Henry
Hanvold, Mrs. Harry Squires, Mrs. E.
G. Bohlig, and Mrs. Earl jacobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whittle and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Beck and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beohler and family were dinner
guests last Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Grindeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ammo enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmer Grindeland.
Miss Dorothy Walters arrived
Thursday for a few days visit with
her mother and brothers, Mrs. Harry
Ackers and sons.
The Junior class is sponsoring a
public card party at the school Fri
day, March 2, from 8 to IL lat which
whist and pinochle will be played.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

powder biscuits will be on the menu
Three boys Of Nashua high school
who are leaving to enter the SER
vice were honored at a party given
by the juniors and seniors Tuesday
night. Each was given a gift and
dancing was enjoyed. The honored
guests are Donald Wittmayer and
Walter Waters, who are leaving to
enter the ASTRP and James Trotter,
who Will be in naval training. James
LETT wednesday morning for Spok-
ane to visit his parents. Donald and
walter will leave Monday morning.
Pic. Eugene KEEL, who is with the
medical corps at Walla Walla, Wash,
came Thursday and visited here
until Sunday at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Keil.
He had been to Del Rapids, S. D..
with an army patient.
The birthday club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Barth. The birthdays of
Mrs. James Hay and Mrs. Barth
were remembered. Mrs. A. Garsjo
furnished the birthday cake. A
luncheon was served.
Julius Bauer and Otto Bauer. who
had besn in jamestown, N. D., to
visit their sister, who was i'll, spent
a few days here before leaving for
Seattle. They accompanied their
brother, Emil Bauer, to Nashua. He
also had been in jamestown. They
visited their sister, Mrs. Robert
Rave, here.
Mrs. Martin Milsten. who spent
the winter In Portland at the homes
of her daughters, returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Klein of Seattle
spent a few days here visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Scharf and his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Klein and returned
last week.
Technical Serg. and Mrs. Henry
GoSSler, who visited his uncles, Joe
and George Laumeyer, left for
Minot, N. D., to visit Miss Dolores
before going to Howard,
Neb., where he is a instructor. Serg.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
NASHUA
BY Mrs. George Fisher

The Lutheran Ladies Aid Groul
One met last Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. B. Stenbakken
and several invited guests were pre-
sent. During the business session
it was decided to hold their annual
Easter apron sale on Saturday
March "a and will be at the DoStert
building formerly occupied by the
Gamble Store. Luncheon was served.
Group 2 met at the home of
Mrs. G. NJ. Peterson on the same
afternoon and the devotional meeting
was given by Mrs. G. Brenna. This
group will have a food sale and
serve luncheon from noon to 7 on
Saturday, March 3, at the Dostert
Building. A desSet luncheon was
served ard several invited guests
were present.
The Girl Scouts announce that
they will collect waste fat on Sat
urday, March 3, and those desiring
to do so may leave it at the Save
way store.
James Helgeson returned home
Saturday from Helena where he was
for two or three days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Bell left Fri
day morning for WayneSboro, Penn,
where they went to attend the
funeral of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kronebusch of
Avondale were visitors at Emil
Reimche home on Thursday even
ing and also attended the Nashua
Hinsdale basketball game at Glas-
gov.
Theo. Kandris of Fort Buford was
in Nashua between trains on Thurs
day.
Miss Beulah Slaght of Wolf Point
spent the week end at the home of
her friend, Mary Jeane Hill, and
attended the tournament.
Paul Tihista, seaman first class,
arrived home Friday morning to
spend his leave at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Tihista.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

Lunch will also be served. The money
raised will be used for the Junior
senior banquet.
Mrs. Leonard Ore entertained at
a birthday party for her husband
Thursday evening. About thirty
guests were present.
Senior play practice commenced
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Bergstrom
entertained at a dinner for their
son Private Don Bergen Monday
evening. Private Bergen left Tues
day morning from Glasgow for
Camp Ord, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sorbo have
been informed by Pfc. Olaf Ander-
son that he is in a Paris hospital
as a result of leg wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tweten enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill Shafer. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Twenten and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Dohlen
and daughter, Corrine.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01

Mrs. Ben Eaton Friday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson were
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lick Sunday.
Among those from here, who
spent Friday evening at the Lester
johnson home in honor of Testers
birthday were, John Lenertz, oscar
Patton, Melvin Jensen and Mrs.
Alice Stiley.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
Mazel Mann Called
for Service in
Army Nurse Corps

Miss Mazel M. Mann, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mann of Glas-
gov, was recently commissioned a
second Lieutenant in the United
States Army Nurse corps, and took
Tho ind"ct'cn 9th Of the court
house Wednesday. She left to-
day for Tacoma, Wash, to report
lor active duty at Madlgan Genera
hospital. She will receive four
weeks basic training there, after
which she will be assigned to Barnes
general hospital at Vancouver,
Wash.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-03-01
GENEVIEVE
BY isabel Ssasheim

Mrs. Lester johnson entertained
Friday evening at a card party in
honor of her husbands birthday
and also IGNORING his brother. Fire
man second Glass Lawrence John
son, who was here on a ten day
furlough from San Diego, California.
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NOTICE OF

Annual meeting of the Farmers
Union Market of Nashua will be
held March II, 1945, in the Dostert
building, Nashua, beginning at 1:30
pm.
9-1tp Hazel M. Peterson, Sec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

imeli tukaj izgnanci. Sedaj, ko
Sc je ogrelo, Sc mi je zdravje
nekoliko izboljSalo. (To pismo
je pisala II. maja t. L. ziveli
smo v vecnem strahu, da mas
bodo postrelili. Proti koncu
vojne so bill z Mani Sc boil SUI
row. Sedaj SO ia kraj okupirali
Amerikanci, PriSli SO sem 2. ma
ia in mas reSili suznosti. Danes
~. maja) sem g~ovorila z ne
kim vojakom IL Chicago. Priha-
ia k nam logor pc opravkih,
pa sem Sc seznanila z MIN in
ga prosila, ako bi hotel oddati
mole pismo "a vas. Obljubil mi
je.
Ako pismo prejmete, mi cd
govorite ma moi dom, ker upam,
da bonn do tedaj spet donna. (Op.
V resnici vracajo jetnike il
Nemcije jake pocasi in jugoslo-
vanska vlada Sc je pr angle
Skem in ameriSkem vojnem po-
veljstvu V Nemciji re pritozifa
radi tega). zeleznice SO sicer
zelo razdejane, a obljubljajo,
da bodo kmalu popravljene.
Mas Miha (edini sin, XII je V
starem kraju) je koncentra-
cijskem taboru Dachau. Tam so
z jetniki tudi grozno delali. Sc
daj so tudi oni osvobojeni. kohl
kor je zivih ostalo, a ne vem.
ce Je Miha med mimi Zadnjit
sem sliSala o MEM marca to le-
to. Upam, da je Sc xiv. Tudi
upam, da ste vsi naSi Ameriki
zivi in zdravi, ker to naiboli re-
lin,
Ko so tod korakali ameriSki
vojaki, SEN Jill gledala V nadi,
da bi koga spoznala ker VEN, da
je mnogo nash jljudi) med nil
mi. Ampak tudl akO bI KIDD bill,
bi ga brzkone ne spoznala, ker
so mi oci silno opeSale.
Cd donna sem izvedela. da so
naSo hiSo S oropali. Same emo
stare mizo SO baje pustili V Mi.
Torej ko pridem domov, ne bonn
imela nicesar kot zidove. &c Sc
stole. Ne DO ne hrane. ne oble-
Ike, Ako mogoce, poSljite mi kai
zivil in obleke "a prvo silo. Ko
so Nina prijeli in odvedli. je
bill V delovni obleki. Use drugo
so mu well Ko Sc vrne. DO tudI
on brez vSega."
Nato naSteva p~ozdrave vsem
sVojim, in Sc veseli. ko DO 20
vsem tem mucenju zopet donna.
Da bi lie ne dozivela novih raz-
ocaranj
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
Pismo Fron6iske Tic il Observation-Disclosures
toboru no Bovarskem sorodnikom v Ameriki

Angela Zaitz je prejela pismo
cd svoje matere Franciske Tic,
V katerem sporoca Mi in dru-
GIN svojim hceram V Ameriki
Kristini Turpin, Ivanki Lad
stetter in Francki Vrecek ter
sinu Valentino Tie, da so il ma
CHI dom ma Rodici pri DONNA
lab, kjer je obratovala Min in
zago, oplenili, MO in njenega
sina Nina pa odgnali koncen-
tracijsko kempo = MO V Bur-
hansen ma Bavarskem, MEGA pa
V proslulo morilnico Dachau.
Pred lett je bila v Ameriki,
najprvo sedem let, potem je BIZ
la sedem let V starem kraiu,
priSla nazaj in delala tn Sc Stir
leta, V krizi leta 1881 pa Sla
spet nazaj ma domacijo V Dom
zale. Men MOI, oce njenih II
otrok, Timed katerih je Sest Sc
ziVih, je umrl leta 1917 V Chi
cagu.
To mad sedemdeset let stare
zensko, XII nj nikomur storila
mic hudega, SO torej naciji oro-
pail domacije in 10 poslali V
Burhausen. 10 Sc je pc osVobo-
ditvi seznanila z ameriSkimi vo-
jaki, je enega Timed Nth ma
prosila, da maj poslje pismo ME
nj hceri Angel Zaitz V Chica-
go, kar je FAINT %radevolje storil.
Ma njeni kuverti pravi cenzor-
ju:
Censor; This is a letter from
a Yugoslavian Woman to her
relatives in the States. She and
her people were swell to us
American soldiers; so I am
mailing this letter for her. I
hope it will be within regula-
tons"
castnik, Xxi ga je postal zanjo,
Sc piSe E. F. Dutinger.
Pismo Sc glasi:
"Ljubi mi vsi! Nahajam Sc
tukaj V pregnanstvu (Burhaus-
en-, Bavarsko) re devet mesecev.
kaj sem morala tukaj prestati,
mi je nemogoce popisati. BoIna
SEN bila tri mesece ma krvni
driski (grizi). Oslabela sem toll
ko, da 81 sauna nisem mogla mic
Vec pomagati. Zdravnika nj BIZ
10 nobenega in ne zdravil. Edi-
ma pomoc bolnikom so bill Jet
Mkt. Ia hrano smo imeli Same
korenje in peso in vse to neza-
b~elienO. Pri mas donna so imeli
praSici boljSo hrano kot smo 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

Sc zaloge, prilozil 50 V tiskovni
sklad in 81 "a Sansovo pomozno
akcijo, Slednje smo izrocili ma
pristojno mesto.
Frank REMIT, Rock Springs,
Wyo., je postal 2 narocnini. Kot
mnogo drugih nash zastopni-
koV, je tudi on zdaj zaposIen
S prodajo Maiskega glasa, kate
rega je narocil precej.
Andrew Leksan il San Fran
cisco, Calf, je postal 4 marco
nine.
To kolono DO "a to pot "a
kljucil mas "oldtimer". XII ie bill
pr rOjstvu Proletarca. John Pc
trio. Postal ie dive narocnini, ma
rocil tri Majske glase ter pri-
spcval Csc V tiskoVni sklad. Ia
ko, da DO ravno petaGa, ie ONE
nil,
To je konec danaSnje povesti.
Upam, da DO mogoce spet kaj
naklepati drugi teden, ali pa te-
den pozneje, To je, ako boste
fantje in dekleta zunaj toliko
aktivni, da DO kaj porocati. So
long
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
P~reseIievanie PoIjakov
no nemsko zemIio

IL porocila pc radiu Lublin
je razvidno, da namerava poll
ska vlada V Warsaw ~preseliti n a
okupirano nemSko ozemlje "
Prusijo, Slezijo, Gdansko in V
druge kraje, XII Jill namerava
poljSka vlada stalno obdrzatil
sedem milijonov Poljakov. L.
selila jih DO IL krajev onkraj
CurzonOVe Crte, XII SO bill pref
pod Poljsko, sedaj pa so pri-
kljuceni Ukrajini in Belo-Rusi-
j, dale IL preobljudenih kra-
jew, in pa poljske Inheritance
in vojne ujetnike, XII Sc sedai
V~racajo IL Nemcije. Slednii Sc
sicer lahko vrneio ma svoje do
move, ako Jih imajo, a V ma
sprotnem slucaJu Jim je dana
priloznost zaceti novo zivlienie
V cd Nemcije vzetih krajih.
Ako YAM je narOcnina potskIa,
prOsimO, ObnOvite jO Cimprei!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
GLASGOW Il NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

W. Va, je bill zadnje case pre-
cej aktiven. Postal je nadaline
3 narocnine.
Anton Richtar, Fontana, Ca
lif., je priporoGil list svoiemu
p~rijatelju Paulu Kendi V Los
Angelesu in rezultat je nov ma
rocnik. zeleti bi bio, ola tudi
ostali narocniki posnemajo pri-
jatelja R~ichtarja.
Emo novo narocnino ie postal
tudi John Repolusky, Witt, III.
Jacob Kunstelj, Ely, Mimi,
je postal 2 %naroCnini.
Joseph Snoy, Bridgeport, O.,
je postal vsoto $15.25 V tiskovni
Sklad, XII je bila zbrana ma kon-
ferenci JSZ in Prosvetne matt
&c ma Bartonu, Ohio.
Frank Volkar, Maple Heights,
o., je postal 3 narocnine, cd ka-
terih Sc dive nOvi.
Mike Krultz, Willard, Wis,
je postal 7 obnovnih naroCnin
in So V tiskoVni sklad, Matt
Malnar pa 4 move narocnine.
Anton Zornik, zap. Penna.,
je postal 9 naroCnin in 81 V tisk.
sklad. Zdaj je zaposlen S proda-
10 Majskega glasa, "a katerega
je nekajkrat VpraSal. Tone. nj
bilo mogoce drugace.
Mike Kopac, Barberton, O., Sc
re nj precej casa oglasil Zadnii
teden je postal 2 naroCnini.
John Krebel, Cleveland, O.,
je postal 20 narocnin in $6 tt
skovni sklad ter clanske pri-
spevke "a klub st. 27 JSZ. A.
Jankovich pa II naroGnin in
novce ma racun oglasov V Mai
skem glaSu. - Cd tam Sc ie tu-
di oglasil mas start znanec Mike
Podboj, XII je bill leta nazai "a
stopnik lista. Obnovil je svoio
narocnino kar "a dive lett in IRA
ven prilozil dive novi. Drugega
,posebnega tam nj bio. Zdai SO
naSi fantje zaposleni S prodaio
Majskega glasa, katerega so ia
ko nestrpno cakali. Tudi V ura-
du smo bill nestrpni, kaiti biti
pozen okrog 6 tednov, tega nj
hce rad ne vidi, pa Sc nj dalo
pomagati.
Ludwig Yoxey, Pueblo Colo,
je postal 6 narocnin ter narocil
diva Kernova Berila.
Leo Zevnik, La Sale, Ill, ie
postal 6 narocnin in kot je ME
gova navada, je p%rovizijo pri-
speval V tiskovni sklad.
Max Knaus, Traunik, Mich,
Sc mas je spomnil z emo marco
nino ter n%arocilom "a 6 Maiskih
glasov.
Frank Smuk, Ely, Mimi, XII
pa je zdaj V Nopeming sanato-
riju, je narocil vec knjig IL ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

Chicago: Pred kratkem mas je
Obiskala Spet sodruzica Kathy
HOrvatin il New YOrka, vesela
in ko~rajzna kot vedno. Polozila
je petak ma MILO, GeS, tole je pa
"a mojega moza Johna V sklad
3O0-terih, da Sc ne DO Same mo-
je ime Svetilo V Proletarcu. Ia
ko il je on naroCil. Potem je pa
Sc sauna dodala $3.50, to mai gre
pa V tiskoVni sklad. Pravila
nam je, ola tudi Z agitacijo "a
list pOSkuSa tam V VzhOdni me-
tropoli, pa ne gre gladko, ker
Je pot precej grapava in pole
zelO zaraSCeno. Pa bonn re Sc kai
naredila, je Omenika, ko Sc ie
p~OSloVila. Luka GrOser ie dobil
2 n%arocnini, Chas. PogoreIcc 8,
ID. J. Lotrich 2, Frank S. Tau
char 2 in Frank Zaitz 4. Marco
nlnO pa sta Obnovila Victor Gre
gurich in Frank Bcnchina ter
prispevala vsak pc 81 V tiskov-
nj sklad. .Math. Petek, 8O-letni
starcek, Sc je oni dan oglasil V
uradu, placal narocnino, naro-
ell Majski glas in prispeval
$1,15 V tiskoVni sklad. PREF, do
kler je bill Frank Podlipec Sc
xiv, S katerim sta bila V sorod-
stVu, je on plaGeval n~arocnino
zanj, zdaj moran pa vse sam,
ker nj nobenega okrog, ola hi po-
bral na%rocnino, je omenil. Sla-
DO spricevalo "a cikaSke zastop-
nike
Listkov "a Proletarcev pix
nix so do IS. junija, ko piSem
to kolono, prodali in placali:
Ancka Mahnich CWaukegan,
ILL, so; Joseph ObIak Sc 25 in
Louis Zorko Sc 10. Frances Vre-
eek SO, Kristina Turpin IS, Oh.
~PogOrelec %, Jacob Mesec NO.
Chicago 25, John Hujan 25,
John MOrsi 25, Frank MargolIe
10, Luka Groser 25 in Marya
Omahen-Mohar IS. Ako so bill
ostali sodrugi in somiSlieniki
tako pridni V prodaji teh list
koV, potem DO uspeh popoln. 0
tenn bono porocali vec prihod-
Mi teden.
Louis BarbOrich, Milwaukee,
Wis, je postal Sc II narocnin in
V tiskovni sklad. Vincent
in Kristina Pugelj sta prispvala
V sklad 3OO-terih, Anton
Demshar in Joe Radelj pa vsak
dollar V tiskovni sklad.
Math Urbas, Detroit, Mich,
je postal 2 n%arocnini, Joseph
k0rsic pa 2 obnovi in 2 novi.
James Dekleva, Gowanda, N.
Y, je postal 2 narocnini in kot
je prepustil provizijo
tiskovnemu skladu.
Lenhart Werdinek, Thomas,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20
MAKSIM GORKI:

DSem JetlcnO bOlnlh. MAJ
boij muhasti ljudje, Xxi 81 Jill
m0rcte miSliti. ako Sc dvigne
| teIcsna temperature "a dive, tri
crtc. je bolnik Skoro nerazSo-
den cd strahu, pobitosti in bes-
nOSti.
Bacll jetike ina smeSno last
\ most: prav ko hoce moriti, drazi
\ 5ciO 20 ziVljenju. To Sc kaze V
4 DoveCani spolni razdrazljivosti,
| XII ie spremljevan pojav suSice
in pogosto prav pred koncem,
ko ie re smrti zapisan bolnik
trdno preprican, da DO ozdravel.
MisLim, da je patOlog Strumpell
imenoVal to stanje "upanje je-
tcnih."
Osem takih bolnikov je sire
ola V nekem zavodu ma Krimu
Sobarica Dora, bite, "a katero
Sc nj moglo vedeti, kateri rasi
pripada. Vcasih Sc je izdajala
"a Estonko. drugic "a Karelko.
Govorila je tavrijsko narecje,
to Sc pravi ruski S tartarskim
in armenskim naglasom.
Bila je velika in debela, to-
i da lahka V nOgah; meme kret-
/ ME so bile gibcne in urne. line
| la je dobroduSen konjski obraz,
ma njenih ustnicah Sc je igral
masten smehljaj, nekaj Cd ma
SIT tega smehljaja je lezalo tu-
di V njenih veiikih oceh, XII so
imeIe barvo ~Spanskega bezga.
Ako je postala zamisljena, so
p~oStale te tope oci motne, MEN.
pogled ie dobil s~vinGeno tezo.
Bila je brez vsake Solske IL
obrazbe IN neumna; pOSebnO ne
umna pray takrat, ko je hotela
bjti modra, Bolniki so il radi te-
ga rckli, ne ravnO zelo duhovi-
to, 'dura" (neumna baba).
To pa nj bogvekako zalilo de-
5clcga dekleta in il nj pregna-
10 smeha. Dora je skrbela "a
bOInike kakor matt "a otroke.
Ako SO Sc jeticni moSki pohotno
dotaknili S sVojimi sivimi, moi
mimi rOkami njenega toplega,
| zdravega, buinega telesa, je
1 mirno S sVoio veliko rdeco roko
i odrinila te potne, bedne roke
umirajOCih:
Ne tipati. S to nespodob-
DOstjO 81 Samo SkOdujete."
Z veliko vztrajnostjo so Sc
trudili Ia MO moSki IL vseh mo-
gOGih dobro ziveCih stanov: tr-
govci, podjetniki in neki MIRA
cen teak ribiC, Vdovec - vse
ic privlacevala njena groba,
mcsnata lepota, njena zdrava
moe, memo veselje do della, MEN
raVnoduSen znacaj; vsakdo je
hotel imcti to mirno, blago, clio
veku podobno bite, da bi mu
jcIaIo "a vse zivljenje, Toda
ona sc je obnaSala napram mo-
Skim tako, kakor Sc vede svo-
5odcn, bogat clovek, XII natan-
emo We, kdaj in kako mora maj
ooIic DAFT nekaj Cd svojega ka-
pitaIa, O~dklanjala je vse snub-
&c - Z istim neumnim, toda po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

da pretresljiv jok. PohiteI sem
ma verando.
Clovek ina vcasih tako po-
sebno vroce, divje solze - take
solze je tocila zdaj Dora, med
TEN ko je klecala ma kolenih in
Z glavo glasno butala oh ograio
- jokala je in tulila, v~rescala
in vpila nesmiselne, nenaravne
besede:
"Ti moja zalitev moia
groza .-.. moi mali .. otrok,
nepozabljeni ."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-20

vendar nj bill kar tako samo
"a Salo!"
"Jaz ne IMAM oblaciti mrt-
viii"
"Kaj me to briga. JAZZ sem
mu pa samo tujka.'
"Da, toda zdaj je mrtev,"
"Kaj Sc to pravi? Ne govorite
mi vec 0 tenn, ne maram ga vi
yeti. Ne varaj ,.."
Ko sem potem oblacil mrt-
vega Filipova, sem slisal tin, to-