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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
TWO-COUNTY
STOCK MEET
IS SATURDAY
Afternoon Talks, Dinner Pro-
gram for Valley. Phillips
RancherS

Valley county stockmen will en-
terrain Phillips county ranchers at
their annual two-county gathering
which will be held in the Glasgow
civic center Saturday.
An afternoon program of talks and
discussions will open at 2, followed
by an evening feed" at 6.
Afternoon speakers and their
subjects will be Lynn Brewster, vice
president of the Montana livestock
sanitary board, Livestock Problems
and Research DR.. w. j. Butler of
Helena, state veterinarian, Bangs
Disease and Other Disease Prob
lems;" Fred Wilson of Havre, sup
e~rintendent of the Northern Mon
tana agricultural experiment sta
ton. Limited VS.. Full Feeding of
Hay During the Winter" and Thorn
as A. Ross of Chinook, THE Live
stock Situation
Milo Jennings of Opheim will pre-
side at a informal program that will
follow the evening meal. which will
be prepared and served by Chamber
of Commerce members.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Representation by
Farmers Urged
by Governor Ford
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM - Mere congressional
representation from among farmers
and ranchers vas urged by Gov.
Sam c. Ford in a talk at the Legion
hall here Thursday night on behalf
Of Sen. Wesley D'Ewart, Republican
candidate for congress from the
eastern Montana district.
He stressed the capability, in
terests and part in the states pub
lie life that have been taken by
Senator D'Ewart in a gathering
sponsored by the county DEwart
for Congress club. Milo Jennings
presided.
OF 531 congressman, he said 3O3
are lawyers and only 10 are stock.
men or farmers. More than rs were
present.
The governor and his party were
guests at the E. A. Walstad home
after the meeting.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
SERVICE FOR
SERG. UTICARD
HERE SUNDAY
Soldier Killed on Mindanao TO
Be Honored at Lutheran
Church Rites

A memorial service for Technical
Serg. Anton Raymond Utigaard. 81.
who was killed in action on Min
danao, March 10, will be held at the
Lutheran church Sunday morning at
IL.
Sergeant Utigaard made his home
here with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Anders Brekken. from
1886 to 1910. He joined the Glasgow
national guard, leaving with Com
pany G. for army service in 1910.
He was born at Hawarden, SaSk.,
June 4, 1917. Surviving relatives in
clude his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Utigaard of Hawarden and five
brothers and four sisters. one
brother, LaVerne is in England with
the Royal Canadian air force.
The gold star to be placed on the
Lutheran church flag will be the
third gold star for the flag. 1t bears
l39 blue stars. n gold cross for the
Rev. I. M. Stubjaer, and crosses for
Chaplain Harold Siqueland and
1. c. Gronneberg. who was
an assistant pastor here last year.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
John MunS0n
Is Killed!
on Okinawa

Pfc. John v. Munson, 10. son of
Mrs Elizabeth Munson of Glasgow.
was killed in action on Okinawa,
April %. according to a telegram
from the war department received
by his mother Saturday.
Private Munson was born at
Bemidji, Mimi, May 25, 1926. The
family moved to Glasgow in 1894.
His father, Nels Munson. died here
Jan. 5. 1886. John attended the Glas-
gov schools and later took an auto
mechanics course at Helena. He was
employed by the Great Northern
railroad at Great Falls and later
was employed at Circle.
He enlisted in the air corps in
January, 1914. and later was trans
ferred to an anti-tank division. He
had his last furlough at home in
June and went overseas late in July.
He took part in the invasion of the
Philippines, serving on both Leyte
and Luzon. The word of his death
came the day following his 10Th
birthday.
Surviving relatives include two sis
tiers, Mrs. Leslie Lynch of Glasgow
and Mrs. John Larson of Tacoma;
three half sisters. Mrs. o. w. Peter
son of Renton. Wash. Mrs. Fay
Davis of Union, Mrs. William Richert
Of San Francisco. and Mrs.
John Marsan of Glasgow. and two
half brothers, George DeLeary of
Glasgow and James DeLeary Of st.
Cloud, MINI.
A memorial service will be held
at the Glasgow Baptist church Sun
day morning at IL.
A gold star will be placed on the
church service flag by E. B. Pease
and Mrs. C. II. Roberts will speak
appreciation of the young soldier.
The Rev. H. F.. Widen will give a
memorial address and there will be
music by the choir.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Congressional And
Highway Elections
In Montana Tuesday
EASTERN DISTRICT ELECTORS TO
CHOOSE REPRESENTATIVE,
BALLOT ON BONDS

Valley county voters will go to the polls Tuesday in a
double" election to register their choice to fill the vacancy in
the eastern Montana district congressional seat and also to vote
on a proposal to issue S12 100000 in debentures for Montanas
postwar employment and highway construction program, it is
announced by Clerk and Recorder Stephen Weber.
Actually, there are two elections, with all registered cleo
tors eligible to vote for a congressional candidate. The number
of such electors in Valley county is 1908. All electors who were
on the 1914 tax rolls as payers of real or property taxes NAV
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
TRIBUTE PAID
WAR DEAD in
LOCAL RITES
Malta Attorney Speaker; Brief
Service Also Held
in Cemetery

Our theme for Memorial day
should be Thou shalt not forget
James T. Harrison, Malta attorney,
declared in a talk at memorial SER
vices held in the civic center We'd
esday morning under sponsorship of
the American Legion and Auxiliary.
Commander j. A. Holland presided
and Legion and Auxiliary members
carried out a tribute around a SYM
bolic cross and lighted shrine in the
center of the floor. Later, honors
we're paid var dead at the Glasgow
cemetary.
when we come to make the peace
plans. let us not forget what this
war has cost us" Mr.. Harrison de-
clared. IF we have to yield here or
there. is not that a cheaper price
than we have paid?"
In what, he said, was a very per-
Sonal" Memorial day for everyone.
Mr.. Harrison urged his audience
also not to forget those who have
been prosecuted, starved, beaten and
killed"
Opening. The Colors were advan-
ced by veterans of this war
Warren Chouinard, E. A. GlbertSon,
Sid Moir. c. E. Coles and Joe Wag-
ner. Post Chaplain j. p. Sternhagen
gave the invocation.
Taking part in the program also
were Mrs. Ned Johnson, Auxiliary
president; o. r. McCleery and G. M.
Mrs. c. V. Hovey sang a
solo, "Invictus," accompanied by
Mrs. A. B. Friedlund. A list OF
veterans who have passed was read
by r. P. Carney. The Kiltie band
selections.
A large number went to the ceme-
tary where the Rev. T. T. Doe gave
a prayer and then a Legion squad
fired a salute over the grave OF
Emerson of Nashua, World
War 1 veteran in tribute to fallen
leterans of all wars.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Last Service
Mother,
Four Children

Brief and simple funeral services
for Mrs. Andrew Campbell, "a, and
four of her children who died here
Friday afternoon when she threw
them from a bridge over Milk river
and then leaped into the water her
self, we're held in the Glasgow
Methodist church at 2 Tuesday
afternoon.
The Rev. Grant S. Moore, offici-
ated and burial was made in the
Glasgow cemetery, with the Holland
chapel in charge. Associates of the
surviving husband at the Montana
Dakota Montana Utilities company
carried the casket enclosing Mrs.
Campbell and her three-week-old
baby, Howard. Separate white cas-
ketS fer the other children were
borne by Boy Scouts from the two
Glasgow troops. They were Janet,
5; Jerry, 4, and Larry, 1.
Two duets were sung by Mrs. Ar
thur Hasbrouck and Joan Bardell,
accompanied by Mrs. Byron Richter.
Uging quotations from the Scrip
lures Rev Moore closed his sermon
with the words, I'VE commit them to
Gods care"
Mrs. Campbell, the former Inez
Kapphan, was born at Dooley, near
Plentywood, April II. 1921. The fam
lily later moved to Glasgow and had
also lived in Hinsdale. She was mar
ried to Andrew R. Campbell at Lib
by, June 2, 1889. One son, Johnny,
7. by a previous marriage, survives.
as does Andrew. 3. who has been
with Mrs. Campbell's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Zeiger, on a ranch southwest
Of Glasgow.
Also surviving are her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kapphan of
Glasgow; another sister. Mrs. Virgil
Barnett of Glasgow, and two broth
ers, Arne and Glen of Glasgow.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Nashua Pupil Has
Record Attendance
BY Courier Correspondent

NASHUA-WlIma WeSsler has the
enviable record of having attended
school for six consecutive years
without having been absent or tardy.
She just completed her seventh
grade work. In the second grade
Shirley Kugler was neither absent
or tardy the past year, in first grade,
Donald Zieger; fourth grade. Eldora
Zeiger; third grade, Audrey Zeiger:
sixth grade. James Bergstrom, and
seventh grade. Betty Jean Bollinger.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Car Gverturns on
Creek Bridge;
Driver Is Injured

A car driven by Mrs. James Mar
tin of Fort Peck was damaged and
Mrs. Martin was slightly hurt when
it skidded cut of control on the slip
perry planking of Cherry creek
bridge at the west end of Sixth ave-
nue. Sunday morning, crashed
through the bridge rail. upset and
landed on its wheels. Mrs. Martin
received treatment for cuts at the
hospital but was able to go home
the same day.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Glasgow Mother And
Four Children Die
In Waters Of Milk
MRS. INEZ CAMPO ELL THROWS FIVE
FROM BRIDGE, THEN
LEAPS TODEATH

Mrs. Inez Campbell, "a, of Glasgow, and four of her children
went to their death early Friday afternoon when the mother
threw them and one, who survived, from the Milk river bridge
a half-mile west of GLASGOW then herself leaped more than 35
feet into the water below and drowned.
The dead are Janet, 5; Jerry, 3; Larry, l, and Howard, B weeks
The mothers body was found soon after the tragedy floating in
the river. The other bodies had all been recovered by noon Sun
day.
Only survivor was Johnny, 7, who shaking and bruised, re-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
"Well Child"
Clinic Is
Here Tuesday

A well child conference will be
held in the south side school Tues
day afternoon from 2 to 5, Miss
Aagot Liam. county nurse. has IN
nounced. DR.. NJ. o. Agneberg. county
health officer, will be the examining
physician.
Children who have not had mo
culations against diphtheria. small
pox and whooping cough will be
given the protective treatment and
those who have had their first dose
of diphtheria toxoid at the last con-
ference will be given the second
dose.
Parents of children needing the
treatments should arrange for their
presence there, Miss Liam said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
Power C~ompany's
Tax Payment:
Goes to County

A check for s2,218, representing
second half 1914 property tax pay
ment of the Montana Power COM
pany has been received by Mrs.
Nora Mumford. county treasurer.
The Montana Power company pays
more taxes than the combined rev
enue received from cur residential
and commercial customers" it was
pointed out by r. H.. Fletcher. direc-
tor of publicity.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
White Bread Glad
Sight for
Liberated Pilot
By Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM-One Of the most cheer
ing sights for Lieut.. Oliver Lar
son. liberated German prisoner and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larson of
Opheim. was white bread when he
reached Paris. In fact, he writes,
he couldn't remember that it was
so white. He adds that he expects
to be home soon. A heavy bomber
pilot. he was freed from a German
camp near Mooseberg.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
BIZ Pilot Circles
Over Brothers
Grave Near Opheim
Rv Courier CORRESPONDENT

OPHEIM - Lieut.. Alfred Grim.
Flying Fortress pilot stationed at
Rapid City, S. D, circled over Lawn
dale cemetery here Friday. where
his brother. Rodney. who vas killed
while in pilot training. lies.
The BIZ pilot had written his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Grim.
that ne planned to fly over OPP
helm on a training flight.
Flying north to the Grim farm.
he svooped in another aerial salute
over his brother Norman. who was
working in the fields, and also flew
oveT the Sells place.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31
NEW LOCAL RESIDENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Archer are
new Glasgow residents. who moved
here from Mobridge, S. d. MI. Ar
cher is employed in Cool's barber
shop. He is also a former news
paperman and was employed on sew
eral midwest newspapers.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-05-31

Only survivor was Johnny, T. who shaking and bruised, re-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

IL universe in druzine in me po-
tisnili V Sc ozji in Sc bolt popo-
len krog cd tistega, v katerem
sem zivela do tedaj. Druzba me
je izpljunila! = nikdar vec
Sc nisem smela vrniti vanjo!
Majhni smo. zivimo -- in
Sc prodajamo, da lahko zivimo,
a nobeden izmed mas nina toll
ko moci, da bi raztrgal spone,
XII ga vezejo ma ia prokleti krog.
Majhni smo in zmesani, kot je
zmesana doba, XII v njej zivimo
in XII il brezposelni, brezdomci,
potepuhi, vlacuge, pokvarjeni
otroci in izgubljeni intelektu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

alci dajejo svojo pestrost in po-
seben car.
zivljenje je lepa casa il tan
kega, krhkega stekla, XII 10 dan
"a dnem polnijo grenke kaplje
trpljenja in XII jo vendar tako
memo skrivamo v svojih rokah.
Ko pa je polna in ko bolecina
v mas postane n~evzdrzna, takrat
jo te roke, XII SC jo poprej bra
nile, same zdrobijo. -- Moja
je re polna. I'll 81 jo napolnil.
Zdrobila Sc DO. -- Par tablet
veronala = -- in zbogom
svet, XII pravijo, da 81 lep, pra-
vicen in usmiljen!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

Je 1lSllud Cas-, I'd Sc V t kO-
loni spet malo pomenimo o ma
sem delu. Steer bi bilo potreb-
no, da Sc tax pregled priobci
vsak teden, pa ne gre vselej ia
ko kot bi 81 clovek zelel. Torej,
preglejmo, kaj smo delali zad-
njih nekaj tednov.
LOvrenc Bajc, Fairport Har-
Dor, O., je postal novce "a pro-
dane izvode Majskega glasa, ter
"a oglase V MENU. Provizijo je
prepustil tiskovnemu skladu in
Sc zoe craven dodal, tako, da je
vsota znaSala $3.50.
Chicago: Peter Verhovnik je
obnovil narocnino in placal "a
10 iztisov Majskega glasa. Chas.
Pogorelec "A narocnin in S. v
sklad 300-terih, XII jih je prispe-
val njegov sosolec Louis Cor
nick IL Jolieta. Frank Bizjak
je dobil 2 narocnini, John Cha
mazar pa 6. Ia listke Proletar-
cevega piknika II. m. m. so pla-
cali Sc sledeci: Helen Arko 10,
Anton Andres Is, Frank Ben
china 10, Louis Beniger 10, Pc
ter Bernik 10 in craven prispe-
val Sc 81, ker Sc nj udelezil pix
nika, Anton Garden IS, Flip
Godina Is, John Gornik 10, Jo-
seph Kosich 25, Matt in Lii
Kure 25, Vinko LOcniskar 4,
Donald J. Lotrich Is, Steve
Malnarich 10, Milan MedveSek
10, John Mihelich 10, JoSko
Oven Is, Kristina PodjavorSek
milwaukee, Is, Josephine Pre-
eel Is, John Rak Is, Anton Sla-
be 10, Andrew Spolar 25, Mary
Svetlik 10, Anton Trojan 10,
Kristina Turpin Sc Is, Mary
Udovich 10, Mary Vertnik 10
in craven prispevala Sc 81 v IT,
skovni sklad, Math Videgar IS,
Frances Wider Is, Peter Yer
hovnik Is, Angela Zaitz Is,
Louis Zidar Is in John Thaler
10. Piknik je bill popoln uspeh
tako z gmotnega kot moralnega
vidika, pa tudi delo ma pikniku
je slo gladko naprej in delavci
ter delavke SO bill pridni kar
Sc da, posetniki pa zadovoljni.
Dasi vreme nj bio najboljse ie
bill poset boljSi kot smo ga pri-
cakovali, kar izpricuje, da ina
Proletarec lepo stevilo liudi "a
seboj, XII vselej napolnijo ME
COVE priredbe. Vsem, XII ste bill
ma pikniku, iskrena hvala, raw
notako delavcem in delavkam,
XII SO delali ma MENU.
Kristina Podjavorsek, Mil
waukee, Wis, je poslala poleg
novcev "a pikniske listke tudi
dive narocnini, provizijo pa pre-
pustila V tiskovni sk1ad. Louis
Barborich je postal 7 narocnin
in 81 V fisk. sklad. Pri prodaji
Majskega glasa sta mt pomaga-
la Joe Radelj in Joe TamSe. Jo-
seph Radelj je postal 2 marco
mini.
Martin Judnich, Waukegan,
Ill, je postal IA narocnin, med
katerimi je ena nova, in pa zne-
SEX $3.50 V fisk. sklad. Kot lie
bio re porocano, smo tam zgu-
bill zvestega narocnika in do
somiSljenika Rudolfa
Skalo. Rozi, zeni pokoinika,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
VLADIMIR RIJAVEC:
PREDMESTNI HOTEL

VpraSala, ce nOcem VecerJatl.
zee hocem?" sem Sc morala
zasmejati kljub lakoti in sol
Fam, XII so mi stiskale grlo. &C.
mu me sploh vprasuje kaj ia
kega?!
Maj grem Z MO, mi je rekla.
= Nisem pomisljala. Najrajsi
bi 10 bila objela; = vse hi il BIZ
Ia dala "a topic vecerjo. - Sle-
dila sem il ozke predmestne
ulice.
Pred stare hiso z zastrtimi
okni sva Sc ustavile.
"Tukaj!" je rekla gospa in
me p%otisnila pred sabo vecji,
kavarni podoben prostor, XII je
bill poln veselih gostov. "Vsedi
Sc k gospodom in bodi ~prijazna
z mimi! Narocili ii bodo vecer-
10 in vse, kar 81 hos zelela!!"
-- Tako torej! -- Razu-
mela SEM, kan me je pripelja-
la, toda ---
IL. junija.
Lakota je vendar mocneiSa
cd meme. Pc tisti prvi noci sem
Sc zaklela, da me predmestje ne
DO vec videlo, -- a re par
dni pozneje sem bila spet v
"Dubravi''. Ne morem drugace!
Vsaj lacna nisem!
All, tezko je. Prvi korak: IL
let V predmestje, malo glasbe,
malo Sampanjca, prva noe. -
Potem pride drugi, tretji,~-
brez vrnitve. - Kadar enkrat
padeS, Sc ne vzdignes zlepa. In
ko Sc pocasi znajdes, ii tudi ia
ko zivljenje nj vec tezko.
Vecer "a vecerom, noe "a noe
10. lronija: dvoje mladih bitij
XII sta sele zaceli ziveti, XII Sc il
ma svet zdi Sc lep in roznat, SO
mi powerful, da ustvarim IL nil
ju cloveka. Mem SO ju powerful
- meni, XII Sc moran v noceh
prodajati, da lahko Twin! -
Sram me je pred NINA. Vsak
MUM pogled, XII ga cutim ma Sc
bi, me boil.
27. augusta.
Vrata kaznilnice so Sc zapr.
Ia "a mano. Spet sem svobodna.
Kako lep in prijeten je obcutek
ko 81 lahko do mile wolfe napol-
MS pljuca S svezim zrakom, kc
zacutiS ma sebi topic solncne
zarke, ko spet zagledas mad sa-
DO nebo, prostrano in neskon.
enc vecje cd omega, XII 81 ga mo-
gel objeti skozi zamrezeno ok,
no, Vzidano v emo izmed Stirih
mracnih, obdajajocih tie stem!
Dolgo Sc nisva videla, drag
MOI dneVnlk! DOlgO! Diva me-
SEGA.
Tisto, cesar sem Sc tako bala.
je vendar prislo. Racija. -
Pa cemu bi ii pripovedovala Q
njej in o dogodkih, polnih poni-
zanja in trpljenja; cemu hi tt
pripovedovala O neskoncnem
in umazanem otipavanju duse
in telesa; cemu bi ii pripovedo-
vala o zaporu, kjer je dan enak
dnevu, da tie ia neskoncna ena-
komernost boil ubija kot po-
manjkanje svobode, -- &C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
GLASGOW II NASEGA GIBANJA
Pise CHARLES POGORELEC

mole lSkrenO SOZalJe.
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown,
Pa, je narocil Sc Is iztisov Maj
skega glasa. Postal je tudi dive
narocnini in novce "a oglase v
Majskem glasu.
Cleveland, O.: John Krebel
je postal IA narocnin; Anton
Jankovich pa novce "a oglase v
Majskem glasu in 81 fisk. skla-
du. Frank Hribar (Newburg) pa
clanarino Prosvetni mattel cd
drustva "Danica" st. "a SDZ ter
novce "a prodane izvode Maj
skega glasa in "a oglase v ME
mu.
Jacob Ambrozich, Moon Run,
Pa, je postal novce "a prodane
Majske glase, katerih je naro-
Gil Sc 5, ter "a oglase v MENU.
Oh enem je postal SIS sklad
3OO-terih, XII jih je prispeval DIR.
F. J. Arch, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vinko Peternel, Strabane,
Pa, je postal clanske prispevke
"a klub 118 JSZ, 4 narocnine in
81 tisk. skladu, XII ga je daro-
val Frank Samsa. V avgustu,
pravi, da bodo imeli klubov pix
mix, ma katerem nameravaio
podvzeti tudi obsirno akciio "a
pridobivanje novih narocnikov
listu. Da bi lie uspeli!
Anton Zornik, Herminie, Pa,
je narocil Sc Is izvodov Maiske-
ga glasa, postal Al narocnin in
$4 tisk. sklad.
Joseph Jez, Warren, O., ie
eden tistih, XII Sc malo oglasa v
javnosti, stori pa "a list kolikor
more. Postal je 4 narocnine.
Max Martz, Bull, Mimi, je
postal dive narocnini.
Anton Shular, Arma, Kans.,
je narocil Sc 5 Majskih glasov.
Joseph Ovca, Springfield, Ill.
je postal S. kot darilo Prole-
tarcu k njegovi 40-letnici in pa
ker Sc MISC mogli udeleziti pix
nika zadnji mesec. Postal ie tu-
di dive narocnini in clanarino "a
klub At JSZ.
Frank Novak, Los Angeles,
Calf, je postal 2 narocnini in
81 v tisk. sklad. Albert Kahlen-
berg je narocil "a $25 kniig il
naSe zaloge. On je eden mai
boljsih odjemalcev nase knii-
game.
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis,
XII je pomocnik pr agitaciji Mi
ku Krultzu, je postal 2 marco
mini in pravi, da Sc DO v KRAFT
KEN spet zglasil. Sploh pa Matt
rad kaj stori "a Proletarca v
enem ali drugem oziru.
Mike kopach, Barberton, O.,
je postal dive narocnini.
Pc daljSem molku Sc ie spet
enkrat oglasil Anton Udovic.
La Sale, Ill. Postal je Is ma
rocnin, $3.50 v fisk. sklad in
novce "a prodane Majske glase.
Opazke so Sc izcrpale, cato
akljucujem to kolono. Upam,
da DO prihodnja pref izsla in da
DO belezila boljsi napredek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
(Nadaljevanje in konec.)

4 oHAAAo'
Odkar SO me izkljucili IL uni
vcrze, Sc moi mic vec ne zme-
MILO zane. Nocejo mi vec po-
magati. - - Instruiram, po-
magam gospodinji pr donna
Gem delu, da lahko pr njej "a
stonj prenocujem in 81 iscem
primerne sluzbe. = Moran W.
drzati!
10. aprila.
Navsezgodaj sem Sc oglasila
ma oglasnem oddelku "Novosti"
in dobila naslov stranke, XII iSce
vzgojiteljico svojim otrokom.
- Upanje Sc mi je izpolnilo.
Sprejeli so me, ceprav "a maj
hno place: tristopetdeset dinar-
jew meSecno. - Ia prvo silo DO
re!
6. maja.
Otroka sta srckana. Veselie
imam z NINA. -- Same Ia
cha sem veckrat. Skoro yes moi
mesecni dohodek mi pole sta
marina, - "a hrano mi ostane
lie malo. Pisala sem domov in
jih prosila, maj mi vsaj sedaj
malo pomagajo, da jim bonn
kaSneje vse vrnila, pa mi nj
SO odgovorili.
Is. maja.
V soil SO me ucili, da nj oil
kano JEST pc cesti; - a mno-
gokrat Sc malo zmenim "a one,
XII Sc ozirajo "a mano, Sc mi
Smejejo in delajo pripombe, ka-
dar sredi ulice, razgibane cd
liudi, vracajocih Sc z della, dro-
BIN kos kruha, da uteSim glad,
XII mi ga je zapustilo teSce jutro
in borno opoldansko kosilo. -
Sal nisem sama in edna, XII de-
lam tako! Use ceSce in ceSce
sreCujem ljudi, XII ne skrivajo
trenutkov, ko so jim polna usta,
ko Jim zobje vneto drobijo in
meljejo onih par drobtin, XII so
Jim jih poklonile usmiljene ro-
Ike. Sal so srecni takrat! In "a
kaj maj bi skrivala svojo sreco?!
Is. maja.
Lacna sem, - lacna, laGna!
25. maia.
Otroka sta ziva; vedno in We
dino me izpraSujeta o tenn in
onem - in moran jima Cd
govarjati, ceprav S tezavo. Stra-
Sno slabo mi je danes in trudna
sem. Ko sem Sc zjutraj pogle-
dala V zrcalo, sem Sc skorai
ustrasila podobe, XII mi jo je po-
kazalo. Izpito, bledo lice, -
udrte oci, obrobljene S temnimi
kolobarji --. kako sem sploh
mogla ostati V tisti prokleti
hiSi??!
Vceraj nisem vecerjala. Niti
"a kruh nisem premogla. Tola-
lila sem Sc, da 81 bonn uteSila
glad z ostanki, Xxi jih puScajo V
menzi pc mizah. PRAY V kot
sem Sc stisnila in cakala. - A
druge so bile hitrejse cd meme;
vedno so bile pref pri mizi,
ma kateri je ostalo malo kruha
ali prikuhe. - StareiSa
gospa Sc mi je priblizala in me