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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-31

lclovek pa je Sci v rudnike in y
tovarne. znacilen je zapisnik
slovanskega drustva semeniscni-
kov, XII je Sc ohranjen il tistih
casov. Vodili so ga v staroslo-
venscini, pismenostjo sy, Ci-
rila in Metoda. Clovek skoro. ne
bi mogel yerjeti, kako so 81 ii
mladenici zamisljali svobodno
narodno vero po obredih SEMI
ske skofije in odredbah Leona
XIII =. kot podlago slovan-
skega verstva v Ameriki. Ma
stale SO v dezeli hude gospodar-
ske krize in razsli so Sc v
kratkem ii idealisti sirom sko-
fife, ustanavljali siromasne
nemske misijone, druzega jim
nj preostajalo pod poslusnostjo
poklica in wolfe visjih.
Vem,. da so Vam (dasiravno
poznejsih lety te stvari mogoee
bolje poznane kot pa meni, am
pax citajoc Vase zanimive "Spo-
mine" zdelo. Sc mi je, da mai bi
jih vseeno omenil, kot sem jih
slisal sam po mozeh dozivetja.
Ii mladi slovenski ucenjaki
so bill prof. Marnove Sole in so
do dobra poznavall veliko pote-
20 ilirske cerkvenosti, kateri
sta bila pocetnika Sv. Pavel,
apostol, in Sv. Petra brat Sv.
Andrej, prvi ilirski skof. v ne
prestani vrsti jih je bilo sedem-
deset, ko je zavzel to stolico sv.
Metod, XII je ucil po Panoniji in
po Moravi, v drzavi Kocelja
(898). Vsega tega Irci MISC ve-
deli. Liturgija staroslovenska,
kaj Sc?
Po svetovni vojni I. so. Sc
stvari zelo razjasnile. Odkrili so
arheologi cisto krseansko crto,
XII Sc je vzdrzavala vse naprei
cd sv. Pavla, prve cerkve kr-
scanstva po jugoslovanski zem-
iii lob izviru Crne v Vardar, v
Bosanskem Brodu, ma Cerkvini
pri Ogulinu). Prof. Strzygow-
sky predelal je vse dosedanje
vpoglede v starokrscanski svet
v dveh kajigah - in slo je te-
zisce stare krscanske umetnosti
IL Italije v Jugoslavijo. Do tega
dne so Sc ohranili in vzdrzava-
Ii slovenski obredi v teh zem-
ljah.
Seve tista sleparska in po
Nemcih v yes svet vsolan a
"Voelkerswanderunga" sto rila
je dosti "ueenjaskega" Fla ma
rodom, XII so bill odmerjeni "a
svojedobni "Lebensraum" -
najezdnikom. Tako vse do tega
dne, ko bo svaba tepen "a ved-
ne case ma bojnih poljih 8.
maj Sc mu takoj potem navrze
tudi znanstveno vojno v pokon-
eanje njegoye ogromne laziyede.
Kot papige sno ponizni mi Slo-
venci vlekli "a vsem, kar so
nam stokrat in stokrat povedali.
Nemska sola: "Laz treba, da Sc
jo ponavlja, poje neprestano ;.
in vsakdo jo bode yerjel!"
Tako so nam vedno pravili, da
smo ''prisli' v sedanjo sloveni-
jo. Pc nemski vsakdo "pride"
vsakdo je "prisel" - in Ameri-.
CANON, XII SO vsi "prisli' Tween
81 Indijance prvotnike, zdi Sc ja-
ko ulnevno. Tako SO mas vse
stanovnike stare in move Evro-
pc pobotali tam nekje IL mistic-
ne Indie, kakor kolobarje di-
ma, enega "a drugim, prvi kolo-
barji najlepsi, najplemenitej-
81 i. sledeci slabejsi cez Eyro-
po, prvim ma kvaro. Naredili so
mas slovane zadnje dosie, XII
smo jim pokvarili sveto njihovol
starodavno razseznost in Jim,
onecistili prvenstveno kri. Haj.I
d, da mas izzenejo nazaj V glo-l
boko Azijo, kar mas je uslo v po-
koiju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-31

i n n /. Il
lsWelcher in krieg woel unglueck
| han
Der fach es NIT den Teutschen an
Nit den Teuschen mach du
Fraintschafft,
| Und fluech darbey jir
Nachpaurschafft.
Die Teuschen sin baeren nit
Vernuenfft
Drume froeuW SIGH keiner jir
Z Zukuenfft.
"Teutsche haben Asian er-
schreig, also das die Kuenig nit
grossen Gelt Won innen Frid
kauffend, unnd anenthalben
durch zugesandte Bottschafften
Gnad begerrend."
I Vidite, kako so Sc razpasli v
svoji nesramnosti po "zgodovi-
ri" in joypotem tiskom razsi-
rili krizem po svetu.
Kje je vzrok, da SO Sc Nemci
tako usidrali v Evropi z ognjem
in mecem ze v srednjem veku
ranem =. (dve tretjine sedanje
-Nemcije nj druzega kot slovan-
sko grobisce) in kie je
vzrok, da so svoje metode ce-
dalje bolj poostrovali vse do Sc
DAME vojne?
Temu vzrok je Tacitova Ger
mania.
Tacitus nj bill etnograf, kot
sploh vsi Rinaljani ne. Oni so
bill zavestni lie kot Rimljani
(tudi Grkom so pristali nekaj
svojega,f ker so jih jemali "a uci-
telje) =. vsi drugi narodi sve-
ia so jim bill samo barbara, to
je blebetaci razlicnih sodrg 60
voric. MAS so ucili po solah, da
je barbar - bradac - lepo 20
slovarju "barba", temu pa nj
tako). Ia vse blebetajoce pozna-
Ii so Rimljani samo geografske,
ne pa zanje cisto brezpomemb-
ne pojme narodnosti, t. j. etno-
grafske. Gaul je bill zanje samo
geografija barbarov. Tako :je n.
pr. Julij Gear v vseh sedmih
letih galske invazije popolnoma
prezrl najmanjse pojave gal
skin narodnosti. Govori 0 pie
menih, nikdar pa ne reoe nj
cesar 9 jezikih teh plemen. Me
mu so bill vsi Galci. Vsem zem-
liam onstran Rena, severno cd
Donaye, dal je Tacitus defini-
Hvno geografsko ime Germania,
prav tako kot imamo mi tostran
oceana ime Amerika kot geo.
grafski pojem "a mas kontinent,
in vsi, XII live ma MEM so geo.
grafski Amerlkanci, po narod-
nostih pa razlicni in mnogih
vrst.
Da vidite, Gear sam govori
o cez-renanskih Galih, katere
ina pa Tacitusv Germaniji.
Obadva edinole govorita po ge-
ografiji. Tenn ono-stranskim rem
skim Galom Sc danes Francozi
pravijo Allemans, t. j. Galoma-
nj, Nemci. Vsi Slovani pravijo
jim narodnostno Nemci. LIE pri
Anglezih in po njih v Ameriki
zgodila sc je ysem cez-renan-
skim narodom in preko-donav-
skim narodom velika kriyica.
Pc padcu Rima SO Angli istota-
ko kot Tacitus sprejeli njegov
geografski pojem vseh teh de-
Eel tudi nacijonalisticno, to Sc
pravi, visa severna Europa in
preko-renanska zemlja .je bila
po njihovih (Tacitovih) spreu-
,darkih ohljudena with multi
Iudinous tribes of Germans
VISA zemlja Germanija! Kako
le tedaj ze v starini to dobro
,doslo tisti mali pescici maroder-
jeV obrenskih, ki SO bill die
Tiuetschen, Deutsch (zgovnom
skupaj konaaj pest). Kako SO
bill veseli, da % .je geografija
raztegnila ne sanao cez ME, am
pax cez vse narode prvotne Sc
verne Eyrape Germans
aVeryWhere. Ali so prebirali Die
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-31
John lager in njegovo pisnlo

- q ~ ~ -
nje dobe SO jo zamolcali, &c so
jo sploh vedeli alijhoteli vedeti.
zacela je prva slovenska tis-
karna v Tower, Mimi, 1892, Oh
koncu prve dobe, "a novodosli
rod Slovencev. Tam Sc je tiskal
prvi slovenski tednik "Ameri-
kanski Slovenec", XII je ze izpr-
va ueil novodoslece v jeziku de-
zele. Tam je prisla ma dan prva
"Slovensko angleska slovnica"
(1895), XII jo spisal Peter Jos.
Jeram ma 141O : 9Th Street So.,
Minneapolis, MINI. Njegovo edi-
no fotografijo imam Sc prido-
dano odtisku te knjige. Kdo
ne We tezav prvega slovenskega
tiska v Ameriki in kdo ne We
pozrtvovalnosti Rev. Buha in
njegovega tiskarskega ter ured-
niskega strokovnjaka Murnika
oh teh poslih.
"Ya, ya', (tako govore), Sve-
di Minnesota, tt Sc pa znajo IL
nesti med svet "a vsako malen-
kost. Ali pa Nemci! Police in
predali minnesotskega zgodovin-
skega drustva Sc kar sibijo kul-
ture zanesene po njih v Mime
soto. Njihovi jeziki sc uce ma
stroske drzave ma univerzi! Slo-
venci pa skromni kakor po-
vsod! Drugi mas zarod Sc nj po-
prijel svojih tradicij, da bi Jim
dal izraza v skupni razvijajoci
sc drzavnosti.
Tam pred IS. lett Sc je vide
10 veliko ognjisce versko-kutur-
mega pokreta v ST. Paulskem Sc
meniscu. Nadskof John Ireland
Sc je seznanil v Rimu S pokoj-
MIN nadskofom Strossmayer-
jem in ga obeudoval "a bistrost
duha in velikega znanja. Po
MEM je izvedel "a slovensko
"blago'', najzmoznejse, jezikov-
no najgibcnejse - slovenske di-
jake. Ii mu bodo dali moze v
razvoj Minnesota po bozji in
njegovi wolff. - In tako so pri-
hajali v njegov seminar oh Mis-
sissippiju. Dovrsene posiljal jih
je preko drzave. Ustanavljali so
zupnije, emo "a drugo, in ucili
novo dosle naseljenike v vseh
jezikih. Nihce jih nj, dosegal v
delhi njihovih. James Hill, We
liki zelezniski magnat, je dajal
Irelandu sredstva (zidal mu We
liko semenisce itd.), naseljeval
ljudi in vozil preko dezele. Ia
ko roka roko umiva! Tako je
prisla Minnesota v cvet in sad.
1e proti nagibu Irelandovega
zivljenja je zapihala drugacna
sapa po Minnesoti. Vzbudil Sc
je IL Europe vnesen (posebno IL
Nemeije) narodnostni duh 20
dezeli. Zaceli so nemski kleriki
in njihov "Wanderer" (St. Paul.
gonjo zoper Slovence. Irci so Sc
Jim pridruzili kot povsodi. Zlata
doba obcega priznanja sloven-
cev je minula. Irci in Nemci so
prisli popolnoma ma krmilo v
novejsi dobi.
L. tega je dosti razvidno, da
Sc slovenski kleriki MISC mogli
posvecati kulturni organizaciji
lastnih svojih domacinoy raz-
tresenih po vseh Zdruzenih dr.
zavah. Sluzili so drugim naro-
dom. LIE sem in tam so bile H.
jeme, to Sc rece, &c je ia ali oni
vskocil Y drugo skofijo. Priprav-
lJeni in pa navduseni 50 bill, da
hi predstavljali nasega cloveka
Y Ameriki. Da Sc cudite, kakoI
je Strossmayerjey duh preve-I
val slovenske semeniscnixe VI
st. Paulu tam okoli |. 1889. 80,
maj Yam povem, da SO incl svo-
je posebno slovansko drustvo,
da Sc pripravijo "a kivljenska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-31

| (lVanu1 Jagru m Zvedel re
kot mi a d student v st. Paul
skem semeniscu, st. Paul,
Mimi, v letih 19O3-19O6. Po-
znal sem njegovega brata Fran
ceta (Rev. Francis Jager), zup-
nika ma nemski fari sv. Bonita
cija v Minneapolisu in poznejse-
ga profesorja cebelarstva ma dr.
zavni minnesotski univerzi. (Pri
MEM sem v druzbi par sosolcev
prvie igral tarok, nekdaj pri-
ljubljeno igro ma kvarte.) Oseb-
no pa Ivana nisem srecal do |.
1913, ko Sc je mudil v Cleve-
landu ma povabilo Slovenske ma
rodne zveze. Po mojen izstopu
ga je Jugoslovanski narodni svet
v Washingtonu poleg Paula j.
Schnellerja imenoval "a svojega
clana. Takrat nam je razkazal
svoje umetniske posnetke ma
rodne ornamentacije ma sloven-
skin in zlasti ma belokranjskih
pirhih ali pisanicah. Zdel sc mi
je mocno narodnozaveden, pri-
jazen in ucen MOI. Ma potova-
nju 20 Minnesoti |. 1887. sem ga
obiskal ma njegovem domu v
Minneapolisu ter v hitrici pre-
gledal njegovo znamenito in
dragoceno knjiznico polno sta
rinskih knjig v vseh jezikih.
Njegova pisana zbirka O Etru-
scanih, XII so bill po njegovih
dokazih Slovenci in so bill prvi
ucitelji Rimljanom tisoc let pred
Kristusom, je menda ena izmed
najbolj popolnih med posamez-
niki v Ameriki. Med slovenski-
mi starimi knjigami ina pridi-
&c Janeza Cd Kriza (17OO), XII
je bila last nabiralca slovenskih
narodnih pesmi strekelja. Polka
zal mi je Japljevo prestavo Sv.
pisma, podpisom Friderika
Barage il leta 1896, katero je
ia pustil v Metliki pred odho-
dom V Ameriko. Razen Trubar-
jeve ina menda vse slovenske
sloVnice: Vodnikovo, Japljevo,
Kopitarjevo, Metelkovo in dru-
ge. Miklosiceva della slovan-
skin jezikih SO dobro ohranje-
ma.
V soboto pred zadnjim bozi-
Gem sem Sc IL Rochester, Mimi,
odpeljal k MENU, da Sc podrob-
neje pogovoriva njegovem
mad stiridesetletnem prouceva-
nju slovenske in splosno slovan-
ske zgodovine, primerjalnega
besedoslovja in izvorov besed
CThe Philosophy Of Etymolo-
gy of Words'). Prisel sem k
MENU nenaznanjen. Cd 1eta
1897 sva 81 dopisoyala lie OBJ bo-
zicnih praznikih S karticami, "a
to sem bill iznenaden, ko sem ma
pisalni mizi knjiznici zagledal
odprto pismo obsegajoc deset
velikih strani naslovljeno - ma
me toda datirano "a bozic -
1943! Sc zdaj mi je uganjka,
zakaj nj bilo odposlano ze leto
poprej. Vendar sc mi zdi to pi-
smo pray tako zanimivo in pri-
merno "a nase case, kot bi BIZ
10 pred dobrim enim letom. ia
ger je skromen clovek, izjema
med splosno slovansko izvenrus-
ko intelligence, in mi ma ponovno
vprasanje, &c smem kaj napisa-
ii njegovem delu in priobciti
to pismo, nj dial zadostilnega od-
.govora. Il tega skleplm, da mi
ne 10 zameril, CO priobGim styar
roJakom v pouk 0 nekaterih
zgodovinskih in jezikoslovnih
dognanjih, katerih je lager
morda ena izmed najboljsih slo-
venskih avtoritet. Ma drugem
prostoru je priobcen njegov,
kratek zivljenjepis, prepisan il
Slovenskega biografskega leksi-
kona, segajoe do !. 1919.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-31

"Blagor mu, XII ina v CASH groze
IN trepeta Sc moo, spominjati
Sc zornih prejsnjih dnil''
5 DR.. Ivan Tavcar:
"Cvetje jeseni. !"
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NEW GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson and
daughters, Betty and Dotty, Maurice
Lewis and Ray Claybaugh, all of
Thurmont, Md, were Easter guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Broadwater
and family.
NJ. NJ. Blayne Skunk, Portsmouth,
Va, and Mrs. Skunk, of Baltimore,
are visiting Nh. and Mrs. S. L. Otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins had as
their guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Myles Livingood and family, Swan
ton; Pvt. and Mrs. Kenneth Housed, of
Cresaptown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Smith and son, Of Boyling Green.
William Gray, St. Paul, Mimi, and
his mother Mrs. Gray, of Baltimore,
have been visiting his family over the
Easter period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer burst and fam
lily, Delbert burst and Mr.. Paul
burst spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Merrill at Mer-
rill.
Mrs. Lloyd kamp, a recent surgical
patient at Meyersdalo hospital has
returned to her home
Grant Feight, located in Virginia,
and Mrs. Feight and son, of Potomac
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returned to the hospital at Phoenix
vile, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Baer Lewis is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis.
Mr.. Silas Arnold received word that
his son-in-law, William Likens, had
been injured at the Kempton mine.
Lawrence Harvey S DC, spent a
few hours Sunday with his wife and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Harvey.
Several attended the Candlelight
Services Sunday night, held at the
Presbyterian church, at Gormania. W.
Va.
Friends and relatives visited with
Mrs. Frank Childs Sunday afternoon.
She recently returned from the Philip
pi hospital.
Fairview District
A birthday party was held Wednes-
day afternoon, March %, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nine in honor
of their son, Donnie" Lee Mines
sixth birthday. Those present were
Cora and Patty Cosner Carl Bittinger,
jeanette Arnold and Patty Miller He
received several gifts Games were
played and refreshments were served.
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/ a fracture OF the bone IN both arms
due to fall, is convalescing at the
home of her daughter, Eunice, at Nor
gantoWn.
Pfc Walter Cooper, who had been
home on fourteen-day furlough, has
! the Fletcher Hospital Cambridge, o.,
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Codddington.
Mr. and Mrs w. f. Shoemaker and
/ children and Mrs. H. L. Shoemaker
were Uniontown shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. J. Glenn returned to her
home here Saturday after being a
patient at Memorial Hospital, Cum
berland, for a major operation.
Mrs. Emma Barley, Confluence, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Kathryn
Riley.
S. E. limbaugh, Akron, Ohio, spent
the Easter weekend here with his
wife and daughter.
Mrs. Ida Frantz and Miss Ruth
Riley spent the Easter vacation period
in the Cove with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riley
Mrs. Norman VanHorn returned to
ler home in Plumville, Pa, after Wis
iting relatives here for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrettson Bucking-
ham and sons, Baltimore, were here
over the past weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Friend
Mrs. Ralph Beachley returned to
her home at North East on Monday.
having spent a week here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Black
Harry Holman, student at Hopkins
University, Baltimore, was here dur
ing the Easter vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holman.
Mrs. R. R. Coddington and Mrs.
Benz. Evans were shoppers in Union
town and Connellsville on Saturday.
John Dye was called to Allegheny,
Va, on account Of the illness of his
sister Mrs. Emma Morehcad.
Miss Betty Mccullough, Washing
ton, D. c., and Mrs, Frances Thomas
and children, Pennington, Pa, spent
the Easter vacation period here with
their mother Mrs. Pearl Mccullough.
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Park, recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Otto, Mrs. Floyd
Broadwater and Mrs. Althea Bcachy
visited Mrs. Charles Layman, who is
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Lieut.. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner,
r., commander OF 10th army which
invaded Okinawa, is a son Of a Con
icderatc general and Kentucky Cover
nor,
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a patient in Miners Hospital, Frost
burg.
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Lights of Paris are once more
ablaze.
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Sixty arrests were made at a re-
cent cock fight at Elkrdge. Nd. Nine
were held for grand jury action
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THE BOOK AND THE FAITH

LESSON TEXT-Psalm l45 :l0-17.
GOLDEN TEXT-The word of the Lord
endureth foreVer-I Peter IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Two Detroit women today are
mourning the loss Of pocketbooks
that contained photographs and
other irreplaceable mementoS OF
their heroic dead
Benadine Gilbert Of 7i35 Grand
River, yearns for brow n,
morocco picture case, four and a
half by five and a half inches
-Starrpcd wftt1 tt1c rauTc -ot Maj.
Charles Thornton.
1t was her parting gift 70 her
fance before he went off 20 battle
the Luftwaffe three years ago
The little case WITH IT'S pictures
was sent back 10 her by Mai.
Thornton's buddieS last summer
after he was shot down over
Holland.
Besides photographs of Miss
Gilbert which the pilot always
carried with him. the case holds
snaps OF the flier taken in Eng
land with his plane a B-26.
The case was in Miss Gilbert'S
purse which he-l2ld dama for a
few moments in the wash room
of the Sea Food Grotto, Seven
Mile and Telegraph roads. The
purse had vanished when she re-
turned
"The case Is my last link with
Charles. his parting gift 10 me.
His buddies wrote me he left
orders for them 10 send IL 10
me il anything happened 10
him. Please ask the person who
has IL 10 send IL tome, she
said.
The second heartbroken woman
Is Mrs. Shirley Siegel Warner of
- s Richton, She faid her purse
down on the counter of depart
ment store near State and Girls
void. When she turned around IL
had disappeared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Merger Of Agencies
Will Be Proposed
Times stAit Correspondent

LANSING, May 24-Fedele f.
FaHFi, MICHIGAN state welfare
commission director, was sched-
uled TO present a proposal today
for consolidating county welfare
agencies.
Although Fauri declined 10 out
line the plan before II Is approved
by the commission. II was expected
the proposal would be similar TO
the one recommended BY Walter
r. Cries in 1912 calling for con-
soldation OF tMo.- three or four
agencies in each county.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Dead HerOS' Pictures
Vanish With = Purses

Her husband. SkSgt Lewis
Warner. p, was killed while
fighting a year ago near OTbateiio,
Italy
fhr snapshots In my purse
were taken In Italy and show
Lewis with four Of his buddies.
II had them back l could
identity these men and learn
from them just how Lewis died.
lie Was an engineer-gunner on
"a bomber"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Prisoners 10 Stay
For l.. -. Harvest
Detroit Times WAIhingtoa Bureaa

WASHINGTON, May 24-Ger-
man and Italian prisoners of war
who are permitted under the
Geneva convention 10 be put to
work are TO be kept in the United
States through the harvest season,
the war department reported
today
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Seek Chautemps Arrest

PARIS, May "a tINS IL war
rant for the arrest of Camille
Chautemps. vice premier in the
Petain government from Jan. II
10 July II. 1910. was issued to-
day by Andre Mornet, prosecutor
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
They Listen. To Help Win THE War

Folks on rationing boards have
listened and listened and listened
Junior uses up all of the family
shoe stamps :. Somebody's oil
burner is covered with icicles d.
Somebody's share-rider moved
away. Yes, they've listened with
patience and tried to be fair to
be more than helpful when a genu-
inc case of hardship was brought
to their attention.
In teaching us what we can do
without, rationing has given us a
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she said, playing. for time.
Rusty couldn't face the neighbor
women at that moment Quickly
she went to the front veranda to
look up to the Nopocos, blue
black against a frost-spangled
sky.
Herb hadn't wanted his sister
to answer the door. But she had,
Then she'd taken the telephone
away from him, and he'd gone to
the hospital.
Surely Miss Westmore had re-
membered to whom he'd been
talking. Then why the treatment
for fungi poisoning? To keep
the visitors from knowing who
was on the other end of the line?
And Doctor Westmore's "A
horse and a man are two different
animals" What did that mean?
He'd removed a bullet from g
horse the night before
Then, she saw headlights or
the Oxenfield Road, a string OIL
them. The ranchers returning
from Decker's. The cars swervec
into the driveway and, soon, the
ranchers were trooping up to the
veranda.
"Uncle jed" Rusty called
"Where's Decker?"
The question was passed from
lip to lip.
Then, an old man called back
81 seed him and a couple of hi:
hands takin' CHM Jack N his hos:
into the city. Sims boss was
wounded as we'll as Slim. They
said as how they was goin' to thai
vet who set himself up in DR.
Harness place."
Continued Next Week)
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came the sisters voice over the
And the line was dead.
it.
Rusty didn't know this; she on
ly knew that now there were 9TH
er sounds coming family across
the wire-Herb's voice
''Is there any way of driving it
into your heads that a horse and
a man are two different animals?
I tell you I won't take the"
I'm clearing the line, Miss
Rowland" cut in the operator.
Good night"
"A full cup of castor oil. He's
a big dog, isn't he? If he's still
in pain in half an hour, you
might give him an aspirin"
Eyes, Miss Westmore. Shall l
call the"
mo" sharply. 'The doctor
will call you in the morning
Goodbye"
Miss Westmore hung up, but
Rusty didn't, nor did the buzz 81
the line indicate a dead wire.
The receiver in the hospital
was still down; it lay gently roll
ling on the desk where the man
who'd been listening had placed
telephone. Doctor has been
called on an emergency. Now you
wanted to know what to do about
fungi poisoning? Can you re-
member or do you want to write
it down."
Rusty heard a faint click. The
house and the hospital telephone
were on the same line. Some
one at the hospital must have
lifted the receiver.
'T-I guess l can remember, D
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Girl Scouts Give
Boy Scouts Party

The local Troop No. 1, Girl
Scouts honored Troop 81. Boy
Scouts with a party at the COM
munity building Friday night
from eight to ten-thirty o'clock.
The party began with each
Troop giving the Scout Oath,
which was followed by contests
and games. During the enter
tainment period, Miss Mary Mar
garet GRAPHICAL, a visitor, render
ed several selections on the piano
Refreshments were served to
the Scouts and visitors at ten o.
clock. The party was enjoyed
by all present. It was announced
that the honor guest of the par
ty was Billy Coward, who will
leave West Jefferson in Septem.
Der to enter school elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Story were
in charge of the program.