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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Preliminary Registration Shows Lack
Of Men Continues On College Campus
Enrolment of Men Increases
Slightly But Campus Re-
mains Woman's World
Women's DormitOry Filled To
Capacity For Fall Term;
Some In Lincoln Hall

Altho the enrolment of men at
Bluffton college has shown some in
crease this fall, the campus for an
other year will remain largely a
woman's world, it was indicated
Tuesday at the close of the first day
of registration at the school.
With registration continuing We'd
nesday, definite figures are lacking,
but preliminary enrolment shows
that last years low mark of Is men
will be materially improved.
However, sharp disparity in the
number of men as compared to CO.
eds will continue on the campus, for
the close of the war has not yet
seen many servicemen released by
the armed forces and Selective
Service is continuing to induct 49,
year-olds.
Registration of women, on the
other hand, showed a decided in
crease during the war years, and is
expected to continue at a near
record figure for the coming term,
Early in the summer, Ropp hall
women's dormitory, had its accom-.
modations for 55 goods filed. Ad
ditional women unable to find room:
in the dormitory will be quartere,
on the second floor of Lincoln hall
with Miss Donna Hartzler, new dear
of women, supervising the group.
For the third successive year there
will be no football team at the col
lege because of the scarcity of men
No mixed choruses are planned by
Prof. Russell A. Lantz, director OF
music, for the same reason.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

Funeral services for John Joseph
Fell, 81, retired stone mason and
resident of Findlay were held in st.
Michael's church, Findlay, Monday
morning followed by burial in the
church cemetery. He was known to
older Bluffton residents.
Mr.. Fell died, in the Findlay hos
pital Friday morning after having
been stricken the preceding day with
sudden illness.
He was born in Wormeldingen,
Luxembourg. He and his wife, the
former Anna Putz, now deceased,
came to this country in 1888 and set
tied in Findlay.
Two sons surviving are John Fell,
Jr., of Findlay and Harry Fell of
Pittsburg. Three grandchildren also
survive.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
W HEAT AT S1.5S
HIGHEST SINCE
CLOSE OF WAR
Grain Scores Advance of Four
Cents in Local Market
Price
Rise Reflects Export Demand: !:
Cattle and Hay Prices
Soften

Price of wheat quoted here at S1.58
bushel Wednesday marked the top
figure since the end Of the war and
farmers who have been closely eyeing
the market for postwar trends were
hopeful that this might prove the
FLIP to general rise in farm prices.
Wheat advanced four cents a bush
el during the past week and the rise
in price following the harvest of a
bumper crop which taxed shipping
and elevator facilities is said to re-
fleet active export demand.
Postwar demand for wheat to feed
war-ravaged Europe has lately been
supplemented with similar market
in China which trade circles say will
absorb huge amounts of grain.
On the other hand cattle prices
are drifting lower and hay quotations
are said to be softening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Many Bluffna Youths
Are Going College


With schools opening for the com
ing year, many young people are
planning to attend college both in
Bluffton and elsewhere.
Among those who will be leaving
this fall are:
Mary E. Stearns for Heidelberg
college, Tiffin.
Barbara Jean Triplett for Eastman
School of Music, Rochester, N. Y.
Florence Ann Blome for Art Stud
ents League, New York City.
Mary Jean Sheffield for Toledo Uni
versity, Toledo.
Mary Margaret Basinger for Woos-
ter college, Wooster.
Beverly Biery for Oberlin college,
Oberlin.
Dorothy Anderson, Helen Greding,
Geneva, Janice and Ruth Hankish for
Bowling Green State university, Bowl
ing Green.
Besides this number Is of last
springs high school graduating class
of Al members have made application
to enter the freshman class of the
following colleges:
Laurel Bauman, Otto Klassen, Dean
Niswander, Esther Berky, Genevieve
Buhler, Lois Burkholder, Jean Ann
Steinman and Gordon Bixel, Jr., at
Bluffton college.
Charles Tripplehorn, Ohio State
university, Columbus.
Jaunita Bame, Eileen Haller and
Mary Lou Schmidt, Bowling Green
State university, Bowling Green.
Sarah Amstutz, Miami university,
Oxford.
Alice Jean Bixel, Oberlin conserva-
tory, Oberlin.
Ray Luginbuhl, Wayne university,
Detroit.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Couple Is We'd At
Enlnt0Y,UePS Church

The wedding of Miss Rachel
Schaublin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Schaublin of Bluffton, and
Emanuel Boutwell,, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Z. Boutwell, of Ada was
performed in a simple double ring
ceremony last Sunday afternoon in
the Emmanuel's Evangelical and Re-
formed church with the Rev. V. c..
Oppermann officiating.
The parents of the bride and
groom attended the ceremony.
The bride graduated from Bluffton
High school and until recently was
employed at the Triplett Electrical
Instrument company.
The groom graduated from Mt.
Cory High school and on August 16
received an honorable discharge after
serving three and one-half years in
the Pacific. They are on a short
wedding trip.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

In honor of her Seth birthday an
niversary the girls trio of the Mis-
sionary church had a surprise party
for Mrs. Mary Mann at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Emil Lehman,
last Wednesday night.
The evening was spent informally
after which light refreshments were
served
Present were: Vera Burkholder,
Elaine Deppler, Frieda Lugibill, Mrs.
Sam Burkh6lder. Mrs. Edw. K. Luigi
bill, Mrs. Emil Lehman and the
honor guest.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Real Estate Deals

Jesse Yoakam has sold his West
Elm street property to Robert Lugin-
buhl of the Fett apartments. Lugin-
buhl will occupy the property and
Yoakam and his family will move
into the Amstutz Sisters property
northwest of Bluffton near the De-
vier quarry.
Frank D. Anderson who recently
sold his South Main street residence,
the former l.. L. Clymer property to
Walter Basinger, has purchased a
property in Findlay. Anderson will
move to Findlay next month and
Basinger will move into the property
here to be vacated by Anderson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
BIuftOn Area Man
Gets Bronze Medal

A bronze star medal for meritor-
ious service in combat in the Euro
pean theatre of war was awarded 70
Pfc. John NJ. Dunbar, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Dunbar south of
Bluffton, it was announced the first
of the week.
Dunbar served in Italy, France
and Germany from January 1914 to
April 1945 as a scout and observer
in the intelligence and reconnaissance
platoon and performed his duties in
an outstanding manner otter under
heavy enemy artillery and small
arms fire., the citation stated.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

Drivers licenses went on sale here
Monday at the Montgomery News
Stand, with the deadline for use of
old permits falling on Sept. 30.
Harold Montgomery, Bluffton reg
istrar, urged motorists to buy their
licenses early to avoid the last min
ute rush that usually develops to.
ward the end of the month.
Prices of regular operators licens.
es, .chauffeurs' licenses and temper
airy permits remains the same as
last year.
World War III veterans whose old
licenses have lapsed may obtain new
permits without taking a drivers
test simply by presenting their dis.
charge papers, Montgomery said.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Observe Golden
Wedding Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Murray, who
have resided here since they were
married fifty years ago will observe
their Golden wedding Sunday.
The occasion will be marked with
a family gathering at their home on
South Main street in the evening.
The couple was married September
Is, 1895 in Leipsic by Rev. Warner
of the Lutheran church and during
their half-century of married life
have become we'll known to successive
generation of Bluffton residents.
Mr.. Murray is engaged in the
builders supply business, having been
associated for the past sixteen years
in partnership with Henry Balmer
in operation of the Bluffton Cement
Block company.
Three children of the couple are a
son Robert Murray of Bluffton, and
two daughters, Mrs. D. NJ. Palm OF
Cleveland and Mrs. Darl Hess of
Tiffin.
Mrs. Murray is the former Edna
Ramsey of McComb. One sister and
three brothers living are Mrs. Mae
Bleam of South Dakota and T. ..
and Harry Ramsey both of Convoy
and Clyde Ramsey of Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. Murray who comes from a
pioneer Bluffton family is the eldest
native-born resident. His sister, Mrs
Fred Triblehorn and two brothers
M. M. and Medlow are all residents
here.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

generally in all of Northwestern
Ohio.
Continued cold weather and frost
In early spring and lack of sunshine
and warmth during the blooming
season thereby cutting down the ac-
tivity of bees were blamed for the
unprecedented blow to the apple
crop.
County agricultural agents report
the all-state supply will be only 25
per cent of normal, but the heaviest
damage to the crop was suffered in
the northeastern part of the state.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Veterans Children
Information Cards

All people having children of vet
Grams of World Wars | and II are
asked to fill out information cards
such as serial number, date discharg-
ed and place of enlistment. Cards
may be filled out at the office of
DIR. M. D. Soash and with Mrs. Muir
ray Triplehorn child welfare chair
man of Legion Auxiliary.
This is a child welfare project be-
ing done over the nation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
TOlUn To Get NelU
Truck This Month

A new Ford one and one-half ton
truck with hydraulic hoist was pur-
chased by the town council Monday
night. The council accepted the bid
of Bixel Motor Sales of Cherry
street at its figure of $500.
Delivery of the new truck is ex-
pected the last of this month. 1t will
replace the present truck now in use.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Cider Will Be At Premium This
Year Because OF Apple Shortage

Cider will be at premium in the
Bluffton district this year because of
what is termed the poorest apple
crop the area has seen in recent
years.
Cider-making was started Wednes-
day with prospects Of a run that
will be the smallest in many years,
and what apples will be available for
cider shipped in by truck from the
outside.
Bluffton districts apple crop to all
practical purposes is a complete fail
ure, condition that is prevalent
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

Unseasonably warm and humid
weather which prevailed here over
the week end was followed by a cool
spell of pre-autumn weather. From
a high mark in the upper eighties,
temperatures dropped to low of SO
degrees Tuesday night. The cool
spell is expected to continue for sew
eral days.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Births

The following births at Bluffton
Community hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben King, Alger, a
boy, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Badertscher,
Lafayette, a girl, Monday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Former BlufftOn
Boy Is Mayor Of
Lima This Week

EMIL kempf, former Bluffton
- boy is mayor of Lima this
week. As president of the Lima
council he becomes head of that
city's government during the abb
sence of Mayor William Ferguson
who il away on a weeks vacation.
Kempf. a barber who learned
his trade in Button is active in
Lima politics.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Army Promotion

Francis ]. Luginbuhl, serving in an
infantry unit in Luzon in the Philip
pines has been promoted to the rank
of private first class. He is the son
of Mrs. Mary Luginbuhl west of
Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
Rich in Oil

Rich in oil resources aake Mara
caibo) and with good prospects for
agriculture and stock raising on
her savannahs, Venezuela's coast
was once the haunt of buccaneers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13

son. MIS- EuILH Tux anu sOIE Vs710
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-09-13
BLUFFTON SEWAGE
DISPOSAL QUESTION
COMING UP AGAIN
Close OF War Re-Opens 19-Year
Old Nightmare Of Succeed
ing Administrations
Settlement of Damage Suits In
1943 Predicated On Action
With Wars End

EDIToR's NoTE: The sesOer
question aoit face Blufton voters
at an election IN the not too
distant future. To present an
overall picture of the local SIT
uation is the purpose of this ar
ticle. another aoM appear soon
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

mlslec, da ga bodo moral An
glo-Saksoni, hoces noces, pod
preti. Njegov nacrt je zatega-
deli bill, nadaljevati borbe v
Evropi in ne dopuscati nobene
izmiritVe, ustvariti kaos, kate
rega DO morala gerilska volna
Y Nemciji Sc povecati in poglo-
Bit. Tako je upal, da Sc DO
nadaljevala nekaka mescslnska
vojna vse dokler ne izbruhne
veliki svetovni konflikt. To ie
vzrok, cemu je Hitler dejal, da
Sc bori V Berlinu 4proti azijat-
skemu boljsevizmu", to je, "a
kaj je pripovedoval svojim vo-
jakom, da Sc bodo kmalu borili
skupaj z Amerikanci proti Ru-
ON cato je posiljal v ameri-
ske linije nemske c~iviliste, XII
SO Amerikancem pripovedovali,
ola bi bila njihova dolznost,
braniti hence prot Rusom.
cato je tudi postal Petaina ma
zaj V Francijo, da bi delal zme-
do med zavezniki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
LA MENTION Sc
PONESRECuA

S. joe Mention poroca liz De
troita, da Sc je njegova soproga
Liza Mention zelo ponesrecila
Pri prehodu preko Grand blvd
jo je udaril mestni bus. Sla je
cez ko je kazal signal walk
torej je bio presto "a peSce.
Ampak Sc pac dogaja, da &c je
eden pazljiv, pa drugi nj. Poleg
drugih tezkih poskodb ina str
to kost V ledjih. Pc izjavi zdrav-
nikov DO morala lezati cd Sest
do osem tednov. Hoditi brez
bergelj pa pc njihnem mnenju
ne DO mogla kakih sest do osem
meSecev.
Zelo zal nam je, da' je to tako
delovno sodruzico zadela tako
tezka nesreca. Upamo, ola Sc il
DO zdravje magic vracalo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
Trud Fronciie "a obnovitev
moci svefovne veIesHe

ostro krizali in vlada v Parizu
smatra, da Sc hoce Anglia VS..
led oslabljenosti Francije sedai
tam Sc boil utrditi.
Dne 2. junija je de Gaulle ma
presenetljivo diplomaticen ma
Gin obdolzil Churchilla in agen-
te njegovega imperializma kriv-
de "a napade ma Francoze v ST
riji in Lebanonu. CasniSkim po-
rocevalcem je dejal, da ina
F~rancija v NINA lie med stir
do pet tisoc MOI, Anglia pa jih
ina tam sest stO tisoc, kar je re
ogromna armada. Vrh tega ina
Anglia V Sredozemlju mogoc-
no bojno mornarico, dasi je vol
ne tam konec.
Mnogi komentatorji menijo,
da je bill de Gaulle S temi svo-
JIM "obdolzitvami' napram
AngllJl ne Samo ned1plomat1-
cen, ampak n~aravnost provoke
TWEEN in da j. vsled tega njegov
ugled V Angliji in V Zed. drza-
yah Sc bolj padel. Kajti vlada
Zed. draw je V tenn sporu z IL
javami svojega state depart
menta ocitno pokazala, ola So
glaSa S staliscem Anglije. Mo-
zno je, da 81 je de Gaulle vsled
svojih sovraznih obdolzitev pro-
ii Angliji V Franciji onemogocil
in ola ne DO dolgo nacelnik ME
ne Wade Ampak S svojo odkri-
to, naravnost izreceno besedo je
storil svetu to uslugo, da je po-
jasnil prave vzroke tega spora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

Ako ii hocejo biti kos, morajo
predvsem imeti miroljuben,
protiimperialisticen program in
zelo sposobno diplomacijo. Sc
danja je komaj drugega reda.
Tudi donna nj vse v redu
Poleg mednarodnih ina ia
dezela tudi donna toliksne pro-
bleme, da Sc Jill ljudstvo nit ne
zaveda, koliksni so, lie cuti iih
nekatere. Ma primer zivilsko
vprasanjc je jake zamotano,
mnogi meniio, da je Re zelo "a
vozeno in DO vzelo dolgo, pre-
dino ga spravimo V red. Lend
Ieasne dajatvc so re zelo uki-
njene in tudi mesa Sc skozi tri
mesece ne BIO poSiljalo izven de-
zele, razen seveda nasim cetam
in pa nekaj Y pomoc bednamu
ljudstvu.
Zlvllsko vprasanJe bi sploh v
tel dezeli ne bill noben probl-
lem, ako Sc ne bi vse uravnava-
10 S stalisca cimve5jih profitov
namesto z vidika ljudskih po-
treb.
Dale ie tn znova vnrasanJe
brezposelnosti. Cenijo, da b. V
pIihodnjih nekaj mesecih Ste
vilo nezaposlenih naraslo vsled
odslavljanja IL vojne i~ndustrije
do diva milijona delavcev in
okrog toliko vojakov pa DO cd
puScenih IL armada.
Predsednik Truman ie kon-
gresu priporoeal zviSanje brez-
poselnostne podpore ma $25 ma
teden skozi dvajset tednov, a ia
njegov predlog je dobil lie malo
odziva; to je, kolikor ga je, je
bila vecinoma kritika prot ME
mu Unije same pa 50 V takih
stvareh brez posebnega vpliva,
ker SO politicno brez moci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

pricetku trinajstega stoletja.
Cd tedaj naprej je Trst vodil
vstaje in Sc upiral beneskemu
jarmu skoraj 1870 let. Svojo ne
odvisnost cd Benetk 81 ie zago-
tovil leta 1882, ko je prebival-
stvo poklicalo avstrijskega ce-
sarja Leopolda III. in ga posta-
vilo "a svojega vladiko. Pokra-
jina je bila polagoma priklju-
cena V avstrijsko ~cesarstvo pod
izredno ugodnimi pogoji. Mesto
ie dobilo polno samoupravo; ko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

je bill ustanovljen avstrijski
parliament, je bio upraviceno
tudi do svojega zastopstva.
Kot edna pristaniska luka
avstro-ogrskega cesarstva, je
blagostanje Trsta zelo procvita-
10. Razen kratke dobe, ko ga je
zasedel Napoleon, je Trst ostal
avstrijska luka do 1913, ko je
pc versajski pogodbi bill podar-
jen Italiji. Niti Italia niti Jul
~goslavija nimata nooene zgodo-
vinske pravice do Trsta -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
Zed. drzave pred
veiikimi n~aIogomi
don10 i'm 90 svefu

(Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)
izgladijo, toda Nth vzroki tie
dale in tako Sc dogajajo nova
nesoglasja, sumnitenja, ocita-
MIA, intrige, kritiziranja ter pri-
krite pretnje.
Potrebno je vec zaupanja
Temeljni vzrok tel napetosti
je nezaupanje med Sovietsko
unijo ma eni strani in zapadni-
mi silami ma drugi. v Moskvi BE
boje, ola snuje Anglia S sodelo-
vanjem Zed. draw proti Rush.
nov biloxi, v Washingtonu in
Londonu pa ocitajo, da 81 Rusi-
ia prisvaja vso k~ontrolo V deze-
lah, XII jih je okupirala, in da
nett razpore tudi v drugih. K
Sc pridno oglaSa tudi Va
tikan, Spanish dictator in med
narodni klerikalizem S svarili
zapadnim (kapitalisticnim) de-
zelam, da jih DO komunizem po-
topil V sebi, ako pravocasno ne
ustavijo njegove poplave.
Moskva smatra tie napore pro-
ii Rusiji "a veliko nevarnost in
cato Sc trudi V Evropi, ma kon-
ferenci V San Francisco in S
svojo diplomacijo povsod Two
jevati svoji de4eli pc tel voini
cimvecjo varnost.
lmperialisticna trenja ogrozaio
mir
Ker SO Sc Zed. drzave odlo-
Gle V bodoce prenehati S poll
tiko izolacije ter Sc zavzele "a
sodelovanje v mednarodnem
obsegu, in ker so p~ostaIe v tel
voJni ma morju in V letalstvu
najmogocnejsa sila ma svetu ter
imajo tudi ma kopnem veliko
moe, je naravno, da so dobile S
tenn tudi velikansko odgovor-
most, XII sega v vse kontinente.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06
Mad Fri miliione otrok
~zoposIenih

Trad "a statistike v delav-
skem Department. poroca, da
je V tovarnah, uradih it'd. zapo-
slenih tri m~ilijone deckov in de-
klic V starosti cd IA. do II. leta
Mad polovico Jill je stalno upo-
slenih, drugi pa delajo pc nekai
ur ma dan ali ma teden.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-06-06

ora clanek Je oil oDJaVlJen V
Borbi' "a. aprila v srbo-hrva-
scini.)
Etnograficna meja med Slo-
venci in Italijani Sc skoraj po-
polnoma vienna z mejo med
Krasom (Dinarskimi Alpami) in
Julijskimi Alpami cd enc stra-
nj in severno italijansko nizino
cd druge. v mimi prebivajo
Halijani, medtem ko SO vasi ma
orvih hribckih ze slovenske.
Etnograficna meja Sc dosti ne
razlikuje cd politicne (drzavne)
med stare Avstrijo in I~talijo
pred letom 1915 OBJ morski
obali ma juznem predelu je mai
vzhodnejSa it~alijanska naselbi-
ma Trzic (Monfalcone), XII lei
vzhodno cd izliva SoGe. Meja Sc
vile proti severn do iztoka vi
pave V 5000 in Sc nadaljuje OBJ
Soci do Gorice, kjer Sc obrne
proti zapadu v blizini zelezni-
D.. $ke proge Gorica-Kormin. Soca
torej nikakor ne pr~edstavlja "a
padne meje jugoslovanskega ct
nicnega ozemlja, dasi Sc tako
mnogokrat piSe in govori.
V srednjem predelu prebiva-
10 Slovenci cello ma ozemlju, XII
spada pod I~taliio re cd leta
/, 1866. To so BeneSki Slovenci, XII
ziVijo vse do Cedada (Cividale),
Tarcenta, Humina (Genona) in
PuSje vasi (Bencone). Ma seve-
ri Sc meja povsem sklada z ne
kdanjo av~strijsko : italijansko
mejo. V Kanalski dolini, XII je
pred letom 1918 tvorila del av-
striiske KoroSke in je postala
i~talijanska V smislu pogodbe v
St. Germainu, V ~sploSnem nj BIZ
10 Italijanov pred priklopitvijo.
Zgodovina p~otrjuje, ola je ia
meja bila postavljena re V sed-
mcm otoletju, ko SO germanski
Longobaroi. tedanji gospodarji
Halije, zastavili Slovencem
who'd V rodovitno italijansko
nizino. Trditve nekaterih itali-
ianskih pisateljev, da je V teh
kl.-.4 SloVence naselila AVstri-
ia, SO popolnoma krivicne. "
Slovenskem Primorju skoraj nj
Vasi, XII ne obstaja re Stiri ali
pet sto let. To nj zemlja kolo-
nizacije zadnjih stoletij, kot ma
primer Amerika ali pri mas Vol
Vodina. Pc postanku slovenske-
italijanske narodnostne meje so
Sc pojavile tudi zapadno cd te
Crte vasi S slovenskimi imeni
Belgrade, Goricica, Gradisca,
Sela), katere je kasneje asimi-
lirala italijanska okolica, a W.
hodno cd tie meje nj niti enc tia
lijanske vasi. Vecina ozemlia
Slovenskega Primorja je bila
brez italijanskih drzavljanov in
feVdalistov. To je povezano z
dogodkom, ola SO primorski, ka-
kor tudi drugi Slovenci, priSli
pod nemSko in ne pod italian
sko %politicno oblast. LIE Beneski
Slovenci in en- del Istrskih Slo-
Vencev je spadalo zacasno pod
oblast BeneSke republike. Vsled
tega Sc nahaja italijansko pre-
blValstvo vzhodno cd sloven-
ske-italijanske etnograficne me-
Je severno cd recice Dragonje v
lstri, XII deli Slovensko Primor-
Je l~sestojece pc starem uprav-
mem predelu il GoriSke, Bene-
Ske Slovenije, della Kranjske,
IrSta in malaga koScka severne
lstre), - in med HrvaSko Istro,
V zaledju samo v Gorici, a OBJ
morski obali lie V Trstu in Stirih
manjsih mestih ma juzni obali
trza5kega zaliva: Mile (Muca),
Roper (Capodistra), Isola in Pi-
ran (Pirano).