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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Butler of Great
Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison of
Chinook left their respectful homes
this last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rock and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Price spent Friday at
Kalispell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaule, Sr.,
and son, Bob and Jack Anderson
were Kalispell callers last week
where Mr.. Schaule consulted an eye
doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price spent
Sunday at the home of William
Howe at Rooseville.
Virgil Dutton was at Eureka on
business Sunday
Word has been received by Mrs.
Tom Carter that her husband will
fly from the Pacific and will be
home for Christmas.
Lucille Robot, former l.. c. II.
S. student was married November
Is to Hugh Edwards of Butte,
Montana. 1t was lovely church
wedding and took place at Missoula.
Word has been received that
Thomas Roholt, a former l. c. H. S.
graduate has been discharged from
the Navy after eight and a half
years of service. He has married
and is making his home in Philadel-
phia where he is attending school.
The local M. E. A. met at the
high school Saturday night. Presi-
dent, Mrs. Long appointed the fol-
lowing committees: Publicity, Edith
Long; Programs, Miss Morrison and
Mrs. Gibbons. Mr. Culver, Mr..
Korn and Thelma Morrison reported
on the District meeting held at
Missoula Grade School, Faculty
served lunch at the close of the
meeting
DIR. Gordon Reynolds of Missoula
and Ed O'Hare Of Stevensville were
visitors at the home of Norman
Korn for two days hunting.
Comet Purdy has purchased all
of Burgess brakes milk cows and
will take over the Drake customers.
Mrs. Bolen and son, George left
for Spokane Sunday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hodges, Col
umbus Clark and Mrs. Burgess
Drake droves to Missoula to attend
Christian Life Crusade meeting.
Six speakers from other states at
tended the meeting. Their object
was to build up their churches.
They returned Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bolen and son, George met
with an accident Sunday on their
trip to Spokane about twenty miles
out Of Libby. It was head-on col
lision and Mrs. Bolen suffered SER
ious injury. However they had
their car repaired and continued on
to Spokane returning Tuesday.
Ed Richardson IS very proud Of
his catch near his cabin on Graves
Creek. He bagged cougar measur-
ing six feet from tip to tip.
Change in weather proved SER
ious for the Pike home They were
at their cabin near Glen Lake
when the weather suddenly changed
and froze all their plumbing IN
their town house.
Tepstra's house guests have left
for their home at Scoby, Montana.
Dale Graves, wife and baby were
expected home Monday by his folks.
Tom White and family from
Stryker spent Saturday evening at
Eureka.
Richard Riley and Bill Mcdonald
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Roosevelt Grade School Notes

Education Week was celebrated al
Roosevelt Grade School on Wednes-
day afternoon this year in an UNI
usually festive manner. About
twenty parents of the first graders
enjoying seeing THEN little ones
read and do their regular school
work lnterspersed with songs,
Gems and games. A similar pro-
gram was offered twenty-five par
EMS Of the second graders so that
they. TOO. had an opportunity to see
The work Of their children.
TIE third grade put on a little
play, The Old Woman Who Didn't
Live in a Shoe" and a number of
parents remained to hear some of
the regular school work The fourth
grade presented story Of All old
Colonial School and dramatized it
as a modern reading lesson. Cour-
tesy to the Flag was also exempt
fled and the nineteen parents and
friends enjoyed reading with the
children. a set of rules written for
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

brought load of ice cream to the
Eureka Creamery and stayed over
a few days for hunting. They are
both from Kalispell.
Mrs. Art Fleming is enjoying a
visit with her brother, Bill Thomp-
sons who's home is in Spokane.
A dance was given at Flagstone,
B. c. Saturday night to raise funds
for the Children's Christmas in that
district.
| Christmas trees are being hauled
across the line by Sawtelle, Thorn
as and Meth Gorrie.
George and Stanley Fleming are
living at their old home at Gateway
since being discharged from the
service. They enjoyed visit from
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Fleming of Rosseville.
Eureka awoke Monday morning to
find the weather changed and about
four inches of snow. 1t continued to
snow throughout the day.
F. R. Baney spent the week end
in Eureka on business.
Miss Jean Burch is now working
in the hospital as night nurse.
Mrs. Green, nurse of our Eureka
hospital, took two days off this
week.
Mrs. Veren Van Horn had baby
girl Monday night at her home.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

drew for their patrols. The patrol
leaders selected the following names
for their patrol Beaver, Flying
Eagle, Rattlesnake and Stag After
practicing on the different knots,
the patrols had contest with jim
my Peltier's Stays winning first
The Scouts have offered to assist
with the Victory Loan Drive by dis
tributing information to the people
of the community.
Dean Evins and Harry Gilbert,
Reporters
Eureka Junior Red Cross News
Mr.. Culver has reported that SO
far the boys in his manual training
Continued on page y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
DIESEL TRAINING

In the United States Army means that the
soldier-operator does MORE than know how
to operate one piece of Diesel equipment. He
learns how to maintain repair and operate at
least eight different types of Diesel Equip
ment, as we'll as each new unit, as it is
adopted by the Army
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

fenergetic and willing to learn.
Last week and this week has been
used IN drill in fundamentals. We
have started some work on our de-
Tense.
No games have been scheduled rs
yet. No doubt meeting will be held
IN Whltefisn 10 determine the sche-
dule.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
With Our Service Boys

Dick Peltier has received dis
charge and is home now.
Ray Olsen has received a dis
charge and is home in Eureka.
A telegram was received Sunday
from Charles Purdy, Size and he is
now in San Diego. He hopes to be
home for Christmas.
Roy Livingood has been promoted
to sergeant.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
HOSpital Notes

DlSmissals:
R. M. Green was dismissed this
week.
Mrs. Bump from Trego was dis
missed this week after an operation
of her tonsils.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Attention Veterans

Eureka Post No. "a, American
Legion, has appointed A. ]. Barney
as Post Service Officer. The duties
of the service officer are: to assist
and guide the veteran in securing
his benefits under the G.. l. Bill OF
Rights, to aid in securing hospitali
cation and to aid in securing fun
eral benefits for the relatives of a
deceased veteran Though the Ser
vice Officer is supposed to be on the
mailing list for Civil Service open
ings, yet he is not considered as a
unemployment bureau. Comrade
Barney has expressed his willing
ness to aid any and all veterans to
the utmost of his ability, and vet
Grams will be welcome to call on
him most any evening at his home
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
ROBT. M. GREEN
Surprise Party

A few of Mrs. Dell Fixes friends
surprised her Tuesday evening on
her birthday. Pinochle was played
throughout the evening, and she
was presented with lovely gift and
a delicious birthday cake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Thank You

To DR.. c. A. Clark, the hospital
staff for their excellent care. The
Townsend Club. Tobacco Valley
Grange, and to all friends and
neighbors who by sympathy and
cards made it SO much brighter for
me during my illness. My sincere
thanks.
ROBT. M. GREEN
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
EUREKA NEWS


Tie Eureka correspondent was
not guilty of the lack of Eureka
news last week. The last week S
items in this weeks issue were sent
in by her in plenty of time for pub
LEGATION but through an error did
not reach our machine in time to go
to press. We regret the mistake
which occurred in this office.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Legion Meeting

Eureka Pest No. IA held its regu-
lar meeting Friday, Nov Is, with a
very good representation of World
War II veterans. The Eureka Post
can boast of having one of the
youngest veterans as a member. Leo
Peltier, now age Is, enlisted at the
age of Ia years and spent 38 months
overseas. He was with the Quarter
master Truck Co. and carried a rat
ing of Tvs. He spent several months
in Iceland, and from there went to
the European Theatre. Leo is mere
shadow of his former self, as while
in service he reached the weight Of
255 lbs, he now only weighs 244
lbs. At the time Of his enlistment
he weighed about 157 lbs. His amia-
BILE disposition balances his weight
His immediate future plans are to
continue his education, and Eureka
is proud to have this young man as
one Of its citizens.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
Nuggets

Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. St. Peter and
daughter, Peggy Ann of Lake Park,
MINI, spent the. past week in Eu-
reka visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs H. J. Elliott. They are on their
way to Tacoma, Wash, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hanson left
their cabin on Glen Lake for Scobey
Thursday. They were here on a
hunting trip and little rest.
Bob Schaule left for Wolf Point
Thursday night. He will be induct-
ed into the Army November 20.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22
The Lions Roar

Inc Lions Roar
The Home &c. class of L. c. II. S.
went to the convention at Poison.
Helen Shenefelt was elected presi-
dent for the convention next year
which will be held in Eureka.
Basketball season is under way
once again. Thirty-three boys have
turned out They are enthusiastic,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-11-22

Released from the Puget Sound
Navy Yard, Bremerton were Robert
w. Erickson, radioman, second
class, Libby and Robert L. Combs,
ship cook, first class, Eureka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31

zmago Sc je proslavlj jalo vse-
stransko in tako Sc je tudi mas
klub "Ljubljana" zavze1, da pri-
redi veselico v nedeljo, 2. sep
tembra v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. Pri-
6etek oh 3. uri popoldne. Pri-
jazno vabimo vse nase clane in
elanice, kot tudi splosno obcin-
stvo cd blizu in dalec, da mas
poseti v obilnem stevilu. Zaba-
We in dobrega razvedrila tel
okusnega prigrizka ne bo mani
kalo.
Torej, ma veselo svidenje ma
veselici, g.. septembra!
S pozdravom
George Nagode,
predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31

81 ne naoren drugace pomagafi,
pred par dnevi smo dobili pc
enem letu Cd mozevega brata pi-
smo in pravi, da je pri njih zelo
poruseno; vendar mas vabi, da
maj .pridemo naravnost k njemu,
potem bo pa ze kako, Same da bo
zdravje. .-..----..-........ --.-----~-
'Prejmite najlepse pozdrave
cd mole druzine, posebno pa cd
Vase necakinje,
"TonCEe."
"Upamo, da mas DO Vase pi-
smo naslo Re v Moravcah."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31
Uredlll110Va
poSta
VI piknik

Dali casa ko je vojna trajala,
tenn zeljnejse je ljudstvo prica-
kovalo povoljnega zakljucka, in
konecno je lie prisel ia zazeljeni
cas-. Nj cuda, da je ljudstvo pri-
cello rajati kakor nitro je bilo
obvestilo, da je vojna koncana,
objavljeno. Mir Sc nj uradno po.
trjen, kar pa bi Sc imelo izvrsi-
ii okrog 2. septembra.
Tudi slovensko obcinstvo je
re praznovalo zmago ma razne
nacine, a vemo da hoce prosla.
viii VI dan pray v casu, ko
bo mir uradno potrjen.
Ma izletniskih prostorih dru.
stew SNPJ clevelandske okoli-
ce Sc MISC vrsili pikniki tekam
vojne. Ker pa je zdaj vojna kon.
cana, jc odbor farme zakljuci
prirediti prvi povojni piknik kar
diva dni, in sicer v nedeijo, dine
2. septembra in pa ma delavskj
prank, dne 3. septembra.
Prihodnjo nedeljo in ponede'
lick Sc bono torej zopet zbral
na SNPJ farmi, in to pot skup'
no proslavljali zmago mad kru,
tim osiscnim militarizmom, ka'
teri je prizadjal toliko gorja ce.
lemu svetu.
Clevelandsko in okolisko OBJ
cinstvo sc vabi ma proslavc
VI dine ma prijaznih drustve
nih prostorih. Dasi nj bilo mo
goce postaviti move plesnc dvo
rane vsled vojnih razmer, je po
skrbljeno, da sc bodo posestni
XII lahko dobro zabavali. Odbol
je pridno ma delu, da DO pre-
skrbel razne mokrote, kakol
tudi prigr:zek. Rojaki, XII imajt
automobile, so naproseni, da 81
oglasijo pri njih bliznjem Slo
venskem domu in popeljejo Sc
boj one, XII nimajo svojih vozil
Ma svidenje v nedeljo in po
nedeljek ma SNPJ farni!
Blaz NoVak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31
Slnotrenost v jedi

,Kaj ne, gospod doktor, oran-
ze ne napravijo cloveka debele-
ga?"'
Ne boste verjeli, kolikokrat
zastavijo zdravniku to vprasa-
ME, dasi nj niti "a les pamet-
nejse Cd omega, dali povzroca
sedenje vnaslanjacu utrujenost.
Naravno, da ne postane nikdo
truden Cd tega, &c sedi deset
minut v naslanjacu; a maj po-
skusi z desetimi urami! PRAY
tako je debelostjo po oranzah:
gre "a to, koliko jih pojes, in
zenska, XII bi jih uzivala druga
"a drugo, da bi postala bolj
vitka, bo postala v resnici po-
lagoma okrogla kakor zoga.
Kajti cello citronami ne mo-
res postati tenek, &c 81 jih pri-
voscis velike mnozine.
In to ne samo radi slovitih
kalorij! Gotovo, tolscavost je
nered knjigovodstvu telesa,
nered v bilanci, pri cemer Sc
veda narobe nego obicajno pri
bilancnih meredith proved wa
mes in premalo das. Toda jed
nj samo racunska zadcsa, ker
odlocuje poleg njene redilnosti
tudi to, dali Sc da bolj ali mani
izkoristiti. 'Zakaj je tradicija
izoblicila neko doloceno zapo-
vrstnost pri obedih? Ker JAM
ci taksen vrstni red najbolje
"a to, da sc hrana dobro izko-
risti. Opustimo to pametno
tradicijo, tedaj bono ziveli ce-
10 pri bogatem donasanju Cd
rok usta, bono izkoristili cd
zavzitega bas najpotrebnejse,
a ne bono djali nicesar ina
stran', ne bono shranili pre-.
obilice, ne bono POSTAL debeli.
Kdo pravi to? To pravijo mo-
drijani vitke linije v HOLLYWOOD
du. In ii morajo vedeti. Sal SO
dolzni, da obdrze filmskim zvez-
dam pogodbeno doloceno lepo
linijo, XII Sc ne SINE prekoraciti
niti "a centimeter ali "a gram.
Po drugi strani nimajo filmske
zvezdG seveda nobene volje, da
bi svoje velikanske place upo.
rabljale samo "a prenasanje po.
mani jkanja. Zato so profesorj
prehrane v Hollywoodu dovol.
sirok okoprsni in re prepoveduje.
10 nicesar, cello ne sladkorja in
smetane. Po njihovem receptl1
smes brez strahu, da sc bo kon.
Gallo S tolsco uzivati meso in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31
Klub "Ljubljana"

Euclid, Ohio. - Cast sc spre-
minjajo. Hitler, EVER v cloveski
podobi, je potegnil mec il noz'
nice. Bill je oster noz in yideli
smo kako je njegova moe pod
jarmila vse, kar mu je 5bilo na
'potu.
A bill pa je v zmoti, ko je mi
sill, da &c podjarmi drzavo, da
obenem tudi podjarmi narod,
Ravno ma obratno je naletel v
Jugoslaviji. Nevidni borci SO mu
mesai streno ma levo in desno,
da nj vedel, kje Sc ga glava dr.
Ii. Obenem SO mu pa tudi stale
nasproti mogocne ruske in anne
riske .armade.
Prisel pa je cas-, ko je rezilo
odpovedalo in Z MIN vred je
tudi Hitlerja zmanjkalo. Danes
Sc ne We ali je resnici mrtev
ali sc Sc kje skriya, kot lisica,
XII jo lovec zasleduje.
Hirohito, kot mogocni japon-
ski vladar, ie danes ma kolenah
In prosi milosti -kot neubogljivi
solarcek. Stric Sam mu je dal
okusiti moe ameriskega vojas.
tva in produkcije, ter nu dal
razumeti, ko Sc je predal, da
bi ohranil svojo japonsko deze.
10 pred popolnim unicenjem, da
Sc DO moral odslej ravnati kot
pohlevno dete in da mu ne be
| dopusceno razviti Sc do prave:
ga orjaka. .s
Il Ko je dospela vest, da je yoj-
ma koncana, oziroma, da SO ia
ponci sprejeli pogoje brezpogoj.
ne predaje, XII SO jim bill stay.
1jeni po Zdruzenih narodih, je
lbilo nepopisno veselje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31

XII zagresili ali pa sodeovali zagresitv zlocinov
Razne price, XII bile zaslisane zjavile, da bo
ostalo mnogo druzn deporranih najvef revscini in
potreb ker bodo ostae brez reika Vse price si
nale nasvetom Mr. Lewsa, da uvede zakon dooeene
dobe bivanja tel deze ozirom nepostavno dosle
tujce tel deze Xxi po sedanjih zakonh podvzeni de-
portaciji. "%s (@ i i f# ?" =
Kongresn odbor ina nacrtu, da zaslisevanja, ki
bodo obdrzavana San Franciscu vklju tud preskavo
probleov nanasajoch Japonce XII h je vojna vlad
obast presefa posebne kraje ter znabt tud ypra
lsanje sovraznih tujcev. sS..=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31

krompir, samo ne istocasnoa
temvee lepo loeeno, najprvo me-
SO in nekoliko ur pozneje krom-
pir. spinaca in ocvrta jajca so
dovoljena, toda ne spinaca z
ocvrtimi jajci. Lahko 81 torej
privoseis najrazkosnejsi obed,
toda v zategnjenem tempu:
med dvojico jedi mora preteei
vec ur. In isto tako je S pijaco,
XII maj ugasi zejo: sele dolgo po-
tenn, ko 81 utesil glad in SO trde
jedi ostavile zelodec, smes pi-
ii.
Izumitelji te hollywoodske
vitke diete sc sklicujejo ma
gozdne zivali. Tudi vsejede Ii
vail ne uzivajo mesa in zelenja
istocasno, temvec cisto po pred
pisih, kakor bi bile flmske zvez-
de, najprvo ono, potem to; III
val tudi ne pie med jedjo, tenn
vec sele po njej. In ia RECEIPT
jim ma videz dobro de, kajti le-
vinj in pantrovk ne cujemo nj
koli pritozevati sc mad tolsca-
vostjo.
S to zivalsko prakso soglasa
tudi medicinska teorija. v stro-
kovne mcasopisu "Presse Me-
dicale" sta diva francoska
zdravnika lansko poletje poro-.
Gala o ugodnih zdravilnih uspe-
hih z nepomesano hrano. I'll
ugodni uspehi pri debelosti nam
postanejo morda lazje razum-
ljivi, &c Sc spominjamo, da 60
vori eden izmed najbolj prizna-
nih strokovnjakov prehranje-
valne vede, prof. Won Noorden,
re dolgo dieti, XII jo imenuje
"spremenljivo dieto'. S tenn
meni, da je treba pri hrani po
pameti skakati IL enega ekstre-
ma v drugega. &c smo n. pr.
petkrat tednu jedi meso, sto-
rimo dobro, &c Sc ostale dni
hranimo vegetaricno; in kdor je
il kakrsnega koli razloga pri-
stas surove hrane, maj 81 cd ca
sa do casa privosci socen beef
steak. Ia sprememba mu ne bo
samo prijala, temvec ga bo
ohranila tudi zdravega. A hol-
lywoodska dieta zahteva prav
taksno spremenljivost v hrani,
samo da jo omejuje ma dobo
enega dne namestu ma dobo ce-
lega tedna.
In res govori marsikaj "a to,
da je pot cd tolsce do vitkosti
pot v presekani crti. Same kalo-
rije gotovo ne odlocujejo. Veci-
ma med nami 81 privosci danes
nekako stirikrat toliko kalorii
nego med vojno a lie malo mas je
zategadelj stirikrat bolj debe-
lih. Same oranze in citrone ne
pomagajo, a tudi ne "prepove-
dani sadovi''. Mnogo vpliva ma
vada. Pesnik jo imenuje naso
dojiljo in zdravnik mora pripo-
mniti, da ina ia dojilja cesto-
krat predobro misel "a mas.
Hrani mas posteno, preposteno.
Teziti moramo "a tenn, da uide-
mo liz mreze, S katero mas OBJ
daja. Gin bolj smo Wiki, tenn
lazje Sc bono splazili skozi
luknje tie mreze in cim boil sc
nam DO posrecilo, tenn bolj bo-
MN With
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-31

| u
We Jugoslavije, priporoeeno in
pregledano po jugoslovanskem
italijanskem in ameriskem vo-
jaskem cenzorju. Oddano je bilo
ma posti Now Becej v .Banatu,
dne 3. julia 1915 "a Mrs. Fran
ces Skubic na Ely, Minn., v New
York je dospelo 6. augusta. Zig
postnega pecata je v cirilici in
latinici ma treh jugoslovanskih
znamkah v skupnem znesku 10
dinarjev. Znamke, XII so rdece in
visnjeve, imajo pri vrhu oznac-
DO v vcirilici: Denaokratska Fede-
rot5vna Jugoslava3a, z nekim gr-
bonn, ma desni je pa doprsna si-
ka marsala Tita.
Doll navedeno pismo, obsega-
joce stiri vecje strani in pisano
S svincnikom, je pisala necaki-
MIA gori navedene Mrs. Frances
Skubic, Toncka Grill, donna il
Moravc, st. 80 pri Domzalah.
Men MOI Ivan je istotako donna
il Moravc in je bill financar v
Kamniku. On je bratranec Vatra
j. Grilla in Mrs. Mary Ivanusch.
Pismo se glasi:
'Draga teta!
"Po dolgem casu sem zopet
docakala priliko, da Vam lahko
pisem. Gotovo ste v teh stirih
letih vcasih mislili ma svoje kra-
je in sorodnike. Gotovo ste Gull
ma radio in citali casopisih o
grozotah, XII so Sc godile v nash
krajih; toda kar Sc je pri mas
godilo, tega 81 nihce ne more
misliti, da more clovek in narod,
kulturen kakor so sc Nemci ved-
no hvalili, prizadeti toliko Fla
mirnim in postenim sosednim
narodom. Res, to presega vse,
kar smo vcasih citali v starih
knjigah o divjih plemenih, kako
so napadali druga plemena ter
ubijali in ropali. Kar so Nemci
delali z nami, sc ne da niti pri-
blizno opisati. tt divjaki MISC
prizanesli prav nikomur, cato
jih vsi iz dina duse sovrazimo.
"Tudi meni in druzini MISC
prizanesli. Ravno danes, 3. juli-
ia, je stiri leta, kar so tudi meme
in otroke odgnali cd donna, moza
pa ze diva meseca pref in sicer v
logar St. Vidu mad Ljubljano
potem so pa prisli Sc po meme in
druzino in mas vse odpeljali v
logar. Samo pol ure sem imela
casa, da Sc odpravim, potem lah-
ko veste, kako je bilo. Ravno tt
sto jutro sem bila tako slaba, da
sem nezavestna padla pred So
seldom, ko sem sla k MIN pc
mleko.
"Lahko 81 predstavljate, kak-
sne dobrote so nam delili Nemci.
Ko SO prisli po mas, smo zgrabili
najpotrebnejse obleke, toda dru-
60 smo morali vse pustiti. Ko Sc
mas nabrali poln kamijon, so mas
pa odpeljali v st. Vid, kjer je
bilo re vse polno drugih nesrec-
nikov il vseh krajev Gorenjske.
Tam 81 lahko videl ljudi vseh
starosti in poklicev, diva tedna
stare dojencke in 90-letne star
cke, nekateri zdravi, drugi boil
nj. Nemcem je bilo pac vseeno,
samo da SO zadostili svoji osab-
nosti.
"Cez nekaj dni SO mas zaceli
transportirati v Srbijo. Mi smo
bill odpeljani Z. julia drugi-
mi; ravno o polnoci je odpeljal
vlak, poln nesrecnikov izpred
Skofovih zavodov. To so bill
grozni trenotki, XII jih nj mogoce
nikoli pozabiti. IL lagerja smo
sli skozi vrata po diva in diva; ma
vratu nosec vsak svojo stevilko.
Pri vratih klicejo vsakega pc
stevilkah in vsak Sc mora ogla-
siti. Ia vsakim grmom pa stoji
XII SO zagresii ali pa sodelov:
Razne price, XII SO bile
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