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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
St. Michael's Won .C.Y.O. Thriller

St. Michaels of Waterville and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel baseball teams of the C.YO. western di- vision put on great game to de- eide the second round western di- vision honors Wednesday evening. The Waterville lads won out, 3-2, on Bob McAree's six-hit pitching Jimmy Maxwell hitting a single and three -bagger; but the winners, who had a 20 lead in the first three innings, were tied by the Town Plot boys at the end of the f1gth inning A sixth inning run won the game. Score.
 h e St. Michaels .... OH O01-3 10 Mt. Carmel ..... 900 11O-2 c McAree and Maxwell: Mandillo and Synkowich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

in the world more carefully super vised. And the vast majority of those in it are continuing work, I think intelligently and well, to make it well nigh impossible for the minority to damage the sport that is really life for most of those in 1t. The next time a tout comes near you. remember a few of these things.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
O'Rourke No-Hit, No-Run for MPA

Mill Plain Aces, featuring mo- hit, no-run game pitched by O'Rourke, won it's third straight baseball game, 10, from the Wild cats. In g full innings, O'Rourke famed 26, giving but two walks; the winners getting five hits of Mullin, who famed but gave up 6 bases on balls. O'Rourke doubled and stole third base; while Browns douoble won the game. Score:
 ( Mill Plain - 900 900 00l-1 5 ( Wildcats @ 900 900 000-0 0 Batteries. ORourke and Lubesky Mullin and Lofreeda
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
CrosbyT Track Letters Here

Crosby Track and Field men who are entitled to their Varsity Letters may pick them up at Biener's Sport Shop anytime this week as they ar rived YesterdaY. --. ....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Tommies Vs. Hills, 5 P.M.; Fund $367

Unable to play baseball more than one inning last evening, due to heavy rain, North End Thomas Club and Washington Hills meet again this afternoon, 5.P. M. on the Hamilton Park No. diamond. win for the Tommies gets them game with Brooklyn A. c. for second round honors, Sunday afternoon at Municipal stadium; the winner of that game to tangle with the first round winners, Franco-A American Club in best of 3" series for the league championship. The cham pions leave Waterbury Tuesday morning for Harrisburg, Pa; scene of the third All-American Amateur Baseball Association tournament; which begins play Tuesday after noon at P. M.
 If the Washington Hills win to- right; Brooklyn A. c. and Franco Americans will play off for the title and the trip to the tournament A Labor Day double-header involving c. A. L. teams will be played, if necessary to determine the local champions and Waterbury repre- sentative at the national tourna- ment.
 Last night. the Hills got to Dick kedman. Tommies pitcher for 2 nits. but did not score; as the game was washed out with one away in the final half of the first inning, Redman retiring the side, after two got on base.
 Going Up
 The On To Harrisburg" fund reached s367 at press hour today; still s1,250 short ol s1,o00 goal needed to defray tourney expenses of the league champions. Latest contributions included:
 Previously acknowledged s232 Franco American Club 10 Biener's Sport Shop 25 Redwood Furniture 19 Atty F. T. Healev 5 Fitzgerald and Platt 10 Fulton Markets Is Brock Hall Dairy 10 Buckley Brothers
 Cities Service) 10 A. M. Larson Co., 20 I ca Mfg c O. 10 Waterbury Tool 1C Tasko Fund s135
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

Games Wednesday Huntingdon. No 5-Bomhers vs: Polish Americans tGrudzien- -Walshl. Fulton Park-T P, Hllies vs Miller All stars tCrtchton- Culkin).
 Game Thursday Illumination. No. Polish Americans vs Miller All stars. (Crichton-C -CulkinJ. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
City-Wide Softboll

NATIONAL DIVISION STANDING
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

Johnny ReardOn, slugging first baSeman for the Brooklyn A. C. City Amateur League combine was released from the U. s. Marine corps yesterday and will be in the lineup on Sunday when the Brooklynites meet the Thomas Club, should they survive their game with Washington Hill to- night. Reardon was former Crosby High School athlete and represented the City Amateur League in Philadelphia in the All Star High School classic in the summer of '45. While at Crosby, he eXcelled in baseball. football and basketball before entering the U. s. Marines during the '45 football season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Last Night's Fights

Fall River, Mass Aug. 3O-CUP)- Steve ketchell, 200, of Fall River knock ed out Johnny Davis. 1sS, of Brooklyn N. r. in the seventh round of their scheduled l0-round feature bout at the Casino last night.
 North Adams. Mass. Aug. 30-(UP)- Sam Baroud. 16l, of Akron, O., unan- imously decisioned Johnny Eagle. 161, ot Detroit in the 10round feature bout at Noel Field last night.
 Waterville, Me Aug. S0-UP)-Jacke lie Fisher, 200. of Waterville was Maine's heavyweight champion today by virtue of a knockout over Billy La Rose, 1S0 of Springvale in IF minutes of the first round of their scheduled 1Oround bout at the Arena last night.
 Portland. Me. Aug. 3o-UP)-Maurice Moniz, 14S of Fall River technically knocked out Maurice Beauchene, l41k of Brunswick in the seventh round ot their scheduled 10-round feature bout al the Exposition building last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Game Wednesday

Huntingdon. No. 6-Walnuts vs. Tro' jans (Kenny Drezniek).
 Game Thursday Huntingdon. No. 2-Acme Cleaners Vs Trojans (Grudzien-W Walsh).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30
Game Thursday
{ MEXICAN DIVISION

STANDING
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-30

Games Wednesday
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 21-Pe Com
roission houses with eastern con-
nections took to the selling side OF
srains Wednesday and prices drop
ned as much as 4A cents in corn.
The yellow cereal went to new
lows for the season. Oats we're
weak but barley displayed tade-
pendent strength.
Emphasis in the price de-control
boards statement last night on
the prospects Of bumper feed gram
crops and a smaller feed grain
consuming animal population was
considered primarily responsible
for the downturn.
Corn finished 3%4A lower. Janu-
arv s1.301s, and oats were OF II
* August 1875. December and
March barley advanced a cent to
$685..
Oats in the spot market were \
20 E cent lower, but other grains
he'd steady. Most Of he decline
in oats futures developed in distant
ce.ve-:as, the nearby month re-
naming comparatively steady.
Large export alocz.ions and diff
Guy II moving grain 10 terminals
because o. the box car shortage
we're given as reasons Tor the CON-
ra-a-ve strength.
Trade reports said wheat yields
we're above average II tie North
est. TIE Northwestern Miller, q
-a6e publication. sad the squeeze
between wheat and -four prices
"rcas oeen q deterrent to -four
Business" TIE Mlle-s National
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
DIRECTORS SCAN
BUDGET FIGURES
Three Red Feather Services
Have 1947 Finances
Reviewed

The second of a series of hear.
ings on the 1947 budget of the Red
Feather services of the Community
Chest was held yesterday after.
noon in the directors room of the
Wilmington Savings and Trust Co.
E. L. White, chairman, presided
over the session.
The Board reviewed the proposed
budgets of the following RED
Feather" services: Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts and Travellers Aid
Society.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 O..
clock at the same place, George
Stearns, executive secretary of the
Community Chest said last night
At this meeting final recommends.
tons for the 1947 budget will be
drawn up for the other agencies.
The final recommendations viii
be presented to the board of direc-
tors at a meeting scheduled to be
held shortly after Labor Day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
COTTON
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 70 - R -
Cotton futures moved owe a wide
range of about 81 a bale in quiet
trading Wednesday.
Mill and New Orleans buying
advanced prices as much as SITS
a bale in early dealings, but the
market developed weakness later
ard closed 80 cents a bale lower
to go cents higher.
The October and December 1947
deliveries were again the strong
est features on mill buying and
short covering. The government
weekly weather report was gen
orally favorable, except on condi-
tons in Oklahoma and Texas
where more moister is needed.
The Bureau of census reported
July domestic cotton consumption
at 729. 958 bales which was in line
with trade expectations. Consump-
ton for the full crop season end
ed July 81 was 9,166, 06O bales
against 1857, 932 bales in the sim
liar period a year ago.
Futures closed 80 cents a bale
or - ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
Drive Discussed

Wilmington American Federation
of Labor leaders discussed the or
~ganization drive of the American
Federation of Labor in North Caro-
lima at a meeting held Tuesday
night in the Labor temple.
Earl L. Britton, who was sche-
duled to speak, was.unable to at
tend the gathering. In his place,
L. R. Rouse, Wilmington, president
of the North Carolina Building and
Construction trades council; c. B.
Kornegay, president of the loca,
Central Labor union; J. L. Dew,
a vice-president of the state A. F.
of L. and a Mr.. Smith of the Posta,
clerks, spoke.
Their talks dealt with a follow.
up Of organizational plans made
at the meeting of the state organi
cation in Durham last week.
The A. F. of L. campaign i.
scheduled to get under way in the
Carolinas Sunday and much of las
nights session was devoted to the
part local units will take in the
drive. "
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
federation Wednesday asked for

federation Wednesday asked for
removal OF price ceilings on flour.
Rye futures trading may be re-
sumed, but traders showed little
interest in that prospect in view Of
the very small crop. At Mime
apolis cash rye spurted, making it
the only cash grain to show any
substantial advance as a result Of
the de-control boards rulings.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
NEW COTTON
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. q -[P1-
The average price Of middling Is
18th inch cotton Wednesday at ten
designated southern spot markets
was so cents a bale lower at 1912
cents a pound; average for the
past 80 market days 34.70; mid
ding 7-8 inch acreage 34.09.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
BOLIVIA E FOOD

WASHINGTON, Aug. al up -
Government officials said Wednes-
day the new Bolivian government
has appealed to this country for
foods as a result OF a virtual en-
barge on shipments there by Argen-
tina. The officials reported this
government is taking steps to sup
ply essential commodities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22

lower 70 bU cents Ngner.
Open High Low Last
Oct $3.50 1886 1910 $50 off 10
Dec $500 1907 1872 1872 off 4
Mca $3.50 $500 1888 $3.50 off 6
May 1852 1852 1925 1923 off 10
Jly 1895 1910 34.70 34.70n off l6
Oct $3.50 32.45 1921 1922 up u
Middling spot 1852, off 10
Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
Open High Low Close
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 21-P-Wheat:
No. l hard and No. l mixed s2.02
IL: No. 2 mixed SOL -; No. 2
red sol -. Corn: none. Oats:
No. ! mixed IS "a 20 70 -; No.
heavy white 30 81; No. l heavy
special red 81 10. Barley: mailing
sI.53 to 1.78 nominal; feed S1.16
to I.40 nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
NEW O

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. q Up
- Spot cotton closed steady, sc
cents a bale lower. Sales 844. Low
middling 30.40. Middling 1855.
Good middling 36.05. Receipts l..
615. Stocks 256, $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. 21-P1-
Turpentine 50 -; offerings and
sales none; receipts 100; shipments
257; stocks 1926.
Rosin, offerings none; sales none;
receipts $40; shipments none;
stocks II, 358.
Quote, unchanged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
NAILS HELP Z

LONDON, Aug. 21-(P-The Wa
office said Wednesday some Ger
man generals-unnamed - were
working as volunteer farm hands
to help bring in Britain's harvest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22

Approximately 30 per cent Of the
blasting powder manufactured in
the United States is used by the
coal mining industry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
TREND OF STAPLE PRICES

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 - The AS
ISOLATED Press weighted wholesale
price index OF IS commodities de-
ci:red to 144.11.
Previous day 1892, week ago
1924, month ago 116.43, year ago
100 %
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22
CHARLOTTE SPOTS

CHARLOTTE, Aug. 81 -P-
Spot cotton closed $3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-22

The Albanians are the Oldest
race in southeastern Europe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

y SSf ~ = Xxi &~t3 4 { Il
Vkljub veliki premoci SO pc.
nasi odlicnirn rlanevrom pre-
bill il sovraznikovega oklepa, in
"a seboj pustili sled pravih ju-
naskih borcev.
Sava je bila ovira, da MISC
mogli partizanski kurirji nemo-
teno po gozdnem terenu il Do
lenjske ma stajersko, da nj mo-
gel tudi potrebni vojni material
in partizanske edinice IL Dolenj-
ske in stajersko in obratno. Ker
pa je bill ia teren "a omenjeni
prehod primeren, je bilo treba
najti zvezo preko Save. 49,. Ill
Dokler je bill brod, XII je drzal
zvezo med levin in desnim bre-
gom, med Jevnico in Senozeti,
so Sc nase edinice posluzevale
tega, toda ko je okupator "a to
prehajanje preko Save izvohal,.
je bilo njegovo prvo delo, da je
brod razbil. Treba je bilo najti
drugo sredstvo "a prehod. Sicer
Sc je dala Sava tn ma nekaj me-
stih prebresti, toda le obnor-
malni visini vode; treba je bio
misliti ma native, ma zimski cas-.
Skrbi nam je povzrocal tudi ma
terial, XII ga je bilo treba prepe-
ljati.
Kmalu so Sc pojavili prvi col
narji-partizani domacini, XII 50
poznali vsak tolmun in vrtinec,
vsako brzico v strugi.. Kdo cd
borcev, XII so sli kedaj po tenn
kanalu in preko Save, Sc ne spo-
minja neustrasenega Miklavza,
Florijana, Andreja, Hrasta, sa-
ruge, XII so bill oh vsaki uri ma
mestu in OBJ vsakem vremenu.
Colnicke, velike "a prevoz diva
do sest ljudi, pa so jim oskrbeli
domacini: Ivan Jerina, Anton
Upelj, Parkelj in drugi.
Po voznji, XII so je opravili ma
vadno po polnoci do zjutraj, je
bilo treba colne skriti v bunker.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
"Por+zionski kanoI' il Do|eniske
cez Sovo ma staiersko
Posneto il "slovenskesa poroeevalca"

mi in Lazami ter "a bliznjimi
hribi mad 1000. Pc zeleznici so
Sc natrpali njihovi oklopnjaki,
po cestah tanki, motorji, gozd
pa je mrgolel zelencev. Nasi SO
trcili ma Nemce ze nekje pri Ire
beljevem, a najhujsi boj je bill
ma hribu janice in je trajal vec
dni in noci.
Nasi SO imeli v psimeri z Mem
ci malo MOI, lie okrog 500 jih je
bilo. Nemci so bill oborozeni z
vsem mogocim modernim oroz-
jem in tehnicnimi pripomocki,
Borba je bila izredno huda.
Nemci SO izgubili 1916 moz, ra-
njenih pa je bilo mad 700. Nash
nj pablo niti 10. Okupator je vo-
iii S kamioni mrtvece proti Kra-
nju; koder so vozili S kamioni
tam je bila costa "a mimi krva-
va. ~.>,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

lastno .ceto peljati v boj zoper
.skupnega soyraznika krseanske-
ga imena. Sanjalo Sc mi je ze
0 zmagah in lavorikah. Tako
sem JAZZ 'obracal - Bog pa je
obrnil drugace. .Oskrbovanje
mojega posestva izroeam Pen
garjevim, dokler ne pridejo bolj-
81 casi, da Sc smem zopet po:
vrniti v lepo slovensko domovi-
no, v ljubljene Teharje, ma dra-
gi dom svojih ocakov. Preprican
sem, da mi Pengarjevi te prijaz-
nosti ne bodo odrekli. - Ako mi
je pa vecni Bog v svoji nera-
zumljivi previdnosto dolocil
smrt ma bojnem polju, in jaz
pod domaeo lipo, tedaj maj bode
moja domacija Pengarjevi Mar
jetici bodoea dota. z Bogom to-
rel, draga vas domaea, z Bo-
gom sosedi moi, fantje in de-
kleta, z Bogom, z Bogom!"
mi gremo teboj!' zakrice
fantje kakor iz enega grla, mi
gremo skupaj ker te noeemo sa-
mega puscati ma BOZ. Po two
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

Cas- tece-spomini blede. Do
godki pa, XII so Sc 1.-Two zarezali
v zivljenje nasega ljudstva,
ostanejo neizbrisni. Tako osta-
nejo neizbrisni nasim Zasavcem
med Litijo in Lazami spomini
ma tezke borbe "a prehod preko
Save pri Senozetih in Jeynici,
XII SO jih bojeyale partizanske
edinice z okupatorjem. MISC pa
znane te borbe samo Zasavcem,
veliko vedo povedati 0 tenn pre-
ziveli borci il premogovnih re-
yirjev Zagorja, Hrastnika, Ter
bovlja, il Savinjske doline, iz
Kamniskega odreda, Dolen iske-
ga odreda, slandroye brigade in
drugih junaskih edinic, XII jih je
"a casa osvobodilne vojne zane
sci domovine ukaz v ia tihi "a
savski svet, mad katerim Sc dvi-
ga ma levi strani hrib S cerkvico
sy. Miklayza, XII je bila delno po-
rusena, ma desni pa SO znameni-
te Jance, XII jih je okupator pre-
klel, sal SO bill tam pryi boji V
Zasavju, kjer SO nacisticni SIS
odredi okusili vztrajnost in vo-
ljo nasih borcev.
Bio je okrog 20. maja 1912,
ko je komandant Stane S stajer-
sko grupo hotel il Dolenjske ma
Stajersko. Nemci so najbrze
zyedeli "a nameravan pohod ma
sih edinic. Zato Sc jih je nagr-
madilo Zasavje med Kresnica-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

je oh strugi, protju in maski-
rati yes teren, da MISC okupator-
jeve patrulje izvohale nocnih
prehodov.
Veckrat pa Sc je zgodilo, da
je okupator izvohal bunkerje,
coin razbil in postavil zasedo.
Seveda so nasi po kanalu o vsem
tenn takoj obvestili vojsko, v ma
glici Sc je pa vendarle zgodilo,
da so prisle nase edinice do stru-
ge-in zaregljale so strojnice,
BOZ Sc je vnel. Zgodilo Sc je cello,
da so nasi bredli ali pa bill S col
nj re V strugi, ko jih je nenado-
ma napadel sovraznik.
Mnogo, mnogo vedo povedati
nasi senozeski brodniki-partiza-
nj o tOpllh poletnlh nOceh V saw
skin valovih, kakor tudi Q
ostrem januarskem, do kosti Sc
gajocem mrazu in ledenih saw
skin valovih, XII so zagrnili mar
sikakega nasega junaka, XII je
izpolnjeval svojo dolznost. Vedo
pa povedati nasi brodniki tudi c
znamenitih borcih, poznejsih ko.
mandantih in raznih komisijah
XII SO jih prepeljali preko Save.
Komandant Stane, Dusar
Kveder, Poglajen in mnogi drug
SO jim dobro znani, tudi podpol.
kovnik Bogomolov jim je po'
Znan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

Ljudstvo nasih zasavskih vasi
je bilo zavedno in pomagalo je,
kolikor je moglo. Okupator Sc je
kruto masceval, kjerkoli je "a
sledil partizansko nogo, je pozi-
gal, SELL in streljal. Enajst va
scanov liz Senozetov je darovalo
zivljenje "a svobodo. Okupator
je pozgal vas Sv. Kriz, pozgal
pri Sv. Miklavzu, pozgal domove
in 1--WE ljudi zmetal v ogenj, ma
Golisah.
Sedaj sc vse to obnavlja in
spet dina novo zivljenje. Ia OBJ
novo pa potrebujemo mnogo po-
moci, potrebujemo pomoe vseh,
XII cutijo nami, XII SO kedaj bill
nasi sredini.
Zato ,vabimo vse znance in
prijatelje il tezkih casov in vse
one, XII so jim sveti stebri in te-
melji nase borbe "a svobodo, da
pridejo med mas ma naso kultur-
no prireditev V korist :nase OBJ
move, XII bo 4. augusta oh 3. uri
popoldne, zelezniska postaja
Jevnica in nato preko novega
broda do mas.
Kdor hoce porabiti nedeljo "a
obisk tega lepega zasavskega
kota, maj pride vlakom zjutraj
in obisce bliznje -vrsice, popol-
dine pa k nam V Senozeti.
loan GlObOkdr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

(Dalje prihodmU6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08

jem odhodu bi Sc mascevaa grof
mad nanh ostalimi. Kar smo ii
prisegi, nj samo "a danes, to
velja "a veene case, samo smrt
mas more odvezati nase prise
gel" 4
Fantje obstopijo syojega ljub-
ljenega naeelnika in yse prigo-
varjanje Janezovo je bio "a
stonj. Imeli so ga preradi.
"Ako je torej resna Yasa vo-
liza, z mano deliti vesele in "a
lostne dneve, pokleknite in pri-
sezite mi Sc enkrat zvestobo!'
pozivlje jih vsled tega Janez.
Vsi pokleknejo in Sc pdkrije-
jo. Ko zacno ponavljati prisego,
vsak tri prste kvisku drzee, "a
pole pri Sv. Ami vecerni zvon
Marie, v Bezigradu pa sikne
plamen il strehe in krvavo, raz-
svetli vso okolico. - Vsem pod
lipo zbranim so zaigrale solze v
oceh. Ne matere, ne sestre, ne
ljubice sc MISC upale ugovarja-
tt in svojih dragih zadrzeyati
Ko odzvoni zdravo Mario, Sc
fantje prekrzajo, skoeijo kvis.
ku in Sc razidejo jemat slovo
Marjetica sloni Janezu ma pr
sih in milo joka. Janez jo tolazi
kolikor more, toda pray izdat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
(Nadaljevanje)

Vascani so fante prieakovai
ma vasi pod ipo, in sicer dekle-
ia 2 zelenimi venci, mozaki pa
cutarami. Pozdrayljali SO jih
radostnim ukanjem, kajti no.
yica 0 grofovem porazu Sc je
raznesla .po bliskovito nitro po
cell okolici. Nekaj preyidnejsih
Sc pa te image nj mic kaj yese-
lilo, ker Sc MISC mogi znebiti
misli, da Sc DO grof kryavo ma
seeyal "a napravljeno mu sra
moto. Med temi poslednjimi je
bill tudi Janez, XII je nepreneho-
naa povesal glayo, ko sc je okoli
MEGA vse radoyalo in vriskalo.
Pod ipo dospevsi zatrobi, po-
tenn pa pravl.
Teharjani! Prav ma tenn me-
stu sem prisegel vceraj zvesto-
bo in udanost gospodarju ma
semu, grofu Urhu, danes pax
sem ze odvezan te prisege, ker
je mas grof cd rinskega papeza
proklet, to sc pravi, greh bi BIZ
10 dalje sluziti mu. Tukaj pod
limo ste me dvignii, fantje mo-
il, vceraj ma scitu kvisku kot
syojega naeelnika. Kakor Sc Gu
tim in smatram JAZZ samega "a
odyezanega cd prisege do grofa,
tako oproseam vas do meme.
Kdor izmed vas hoce Sc dalje
sluziti grofu Urhu, svobodno mu
in yoIte 81 drugega naeelnika.
Jaz~ pa moran IL domovine, da
Sc zognem grofovemu masse-
yaniu. Sc danes odrinem ma
Ogrsko. v stolnem Belemgradu
zhira junak Sibinjski krizarsko
V0jsko, s katero DO udaril turski
Reograd ze to jesen. Tel vojski
Sc hocem pridruziti. Nadejal
sem se, da mi bo mono svojo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
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ma ia tolazba nj, sal je je NOR
Ada on sam Be bolj potreben.
Pengarja prosi Janez, maj "a
cas-, dokler ga ne DO nazaj, spra-
vi Marjetico h kakemu ogljar-
ju v Pecovnik in jo tako skrije
pred strastnim grofom.
Fantje so kmalu zopet vsi
oborozeni in ma cilih konjickih
sedec, Sc zbero pod lipo. Vsak
je incl pripet sopek svezih cvet-
lie in rozmarinov vrsic, spomin
ma ljubljenega dekleta. Vse je
ibilo pripravljeno ma odhod.
''Loeiti Sc bo treba," povza-
me po dajsem molcanju Janez,
"glej, fantje me ze cakajo; We.
rdj mi, da naju bo prav ia uso.
da zopet prijazno zdruzila, ki
naJu sedaJ takO nemllo loci, axe
-.
"Jaz grem S teboj, kamorkol
tebe pot pelje! spravi pogum-
no Marjetica. "Jaz grem S ta-
bo ma boj, kjer hoeem ma te
patti, kjer te hocem ranjenega
obvezovati, zalostnega tolaziti
kjer Sc hocem S tabo udelezeva.
tt slavnih zmag. @ vzemi me s
sabo, ker brez tebe mi nj 1--WE.
til"
(DGlje prihodnjiC)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
Deloi ma formi

Isee Sc delavca "a ma farmo
mora biti sposohen "a vsako
delo. Plaea po dogovoru, dobra
hrana in dom ter stalno delo.
Zglasiti Sc je pri Frank Kopi-
ma, 481 E. 152 St., Cleveland,
Ohio, med 3. in 4:3O uro popol-
dne. .-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-08
lssece So

opremljeno soho med 2. "a ST..
in E. So St., cd St. Clair Ave.
do Superior Ave-, in sicer pri
mirni druzini. Kdor ima "a Cd
.dati, mai blagovoi pustiti ma
.sloy v uradu Enakopravnosti.