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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
More Fish On Order

The restocking department of the
Sportsmen's Club announces that 3
truck loads of fish are on order for
release in local quarries. One truck
load will consist of Lake Erie chan
mel catfish and the other two loads
will be mixed fish.
Mixed loads consist of perch, crap
pies, rock bass and pickerel. All
fish on order will be of jumbo size
and Jess Manges director of fish
management stated the catfish order
has been acknowledged and delivery
will be made as soon as possible.
Edgar Root, vice president of re-
stocking says delay in delivery is
due to hauling facilities. Trucks
equipped with aereating equipment
are in heavy demand for restocking
of Ohio lakes and streams at this
time of the year and Bluffton will
get delivery just as soon as equip
ment is available.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
High School Ball Team
Trailing IL Runs
Wins In Movie
Thriller Finish
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tallies followed in the last inning
and the Pirates had squeezed by to
victory in cause that appeared hope
less.
Further adding to the confusion,
when Bluffton was trailing, II to 0,
the Pirate coaching staff decided it
would be wasted time to scout St.
Henry, team they now are to play
in the semi-finals, as a result of
later on Friday also beating Lima St.
Johns.
The locals got an even break in
that respect, however, for st. Henry,
after learning of the II to score,
also passed up their chance to scout
the Pirates.
After Friday mornings trying or
deal the Burckymen came right back
in the afternoon to defeat Lima st.
Johns by a score of 5 to A, and
qualify for further play in the dis
trict tournament.
st. Johns got away to an early
lead in the contest but the Pirates
finally tied the score in the fourth
inning, and notched another tally in
the fifth to provide their one-run
winning margin.
Elida in the lower bracket of the
tourney looked good by turning back
st. Rose of Lima, to 5, and Minister
7 to 6. st. Henry won over Wiltshire
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
Lafayette

Cpl. Waldo Robinson of Hamilton
Field, California, spent several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. N.
Robinson. He flew from California
to get his new Ford. Saturday morn
ing he ate breakfast with his uncle.
Mr.. Robinson of Topeka, Kansas as
he was returning.
Richard Eversole of Vint Mills
Farm, Va, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Eversole.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. B. Beeshy of
Bluffton were Sunday callers of Mrs.
Retta Clum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coon of Lima
and Mr.. and Mrs. |. B. Beeshy of
Biuffton were Sunday callers of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. w. Desenberg.
Miss Lillian Desenberg and Miss
Ruth Scoles were Sunday afternoon
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Scoles
of Pandora.
Miss Arm Akerman attended the
grand opera Carmen at Cleveland.
Miss Becker of New York was a
week guest of Mrs. Anna Belle
Sopher.
Forty-two attended the Mother and
Daughters banquet sponsored by the
Keystone and Semper Fidelis class
of the Methodist church. Miss Becker
a returned missionary from Africa
gave the address. Violin solo, Cath
erine Schumacher; Solo, Jean Sum-
ney; Devotion, Freda Arthur.
The Kings Daughters class of the
Congregational Christian church met
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09

Frank Williams, Mrs. Maud Cordrey,
Mrs. |. j. Amstutz, Miss AIDA Yoa-
kan, Mrs. John Augsburger, Mrs.
Harmon Downey, Mrs. VIM. Arnold,
Mrs. Orville Huber, Mrs. Frank Hall,
Mrs. Lille Anderson, Mrs. Mary
Steele, Mrs. Ira Larue, Miss Rosa
Searfoss, and Mrs. Nina Augsburger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Crawfis and
son Gary of Bluffton were Sunday
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bogart.
A program for the Mothers and
Daughters will be given at the Me-
thodist church on Friday eve at 8
o'clock. Everybody is welcome.
Miss Treist Ellenberger has re-
turned home after spending the win
ter at Miami, Fla.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09

Wednesday evening with Mrs. Verna
Wollett. Present were Mrs. Bessie
Hefner, Mrs. Esther McCague, Mrs.
Zella Hawk, Mrs. Pearl Klingler, Mrs.
Ella Watt, Mrs. Lola Long, Mrs.
Helen Blunden, Mrs. Verda Watt,
Mrs. IRA Watt, Mr.. Nellie Kline,
Mrs. Bertha Thayer, Mrs. Marian
McElwayne, Mrs. Pearl William, Mrs.
Josie Williams, Mrs. Opal Binkley,
Mrs. Grace Paterson, Mrs. Verna
Cross, Mrs. Rose Stevenson of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrain Meyer and
children and Miss Thalia Chiles were
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Haines of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan Of
Huntington, Indiana, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
Lumberjacks Win Contest;
Club Membership Scars

Membership in the Sportsmen's
Club has scared to new peak as a
result of the 80 day drive held by
the "Prospectors" and "Lumberjacks"
during May. As a result of the
firecely waged contest 1890 members
were enrolled. The "Lumberiack"
team piloted by Gene Benroth skinned
the "Prospectors" who had 81 Diller
as their captain, by a narrow margin
Of 2 points.
In the drive the winning team en-
rolled 548 members and the losers
546. Losing team by rules of the
contest will fete the winners to a
big feed to be held soon. All present
at the feed will be compelled to wear
lumberjack shirt to acclaim the
winners.
Needless to say the losers are con-
testing the judges decision and de-
mand recount. The contest ended
on May 2 with statesmen of both
teams assembled for tallying of the
points.
On the winning team were: Gene
Benroth, Leland Diller, Edgar Root,
Albert Garmotter, Roy Clements,
Russell Montgomery, Archie Diller,
Roy Rogers, Andrew Gratz, Gerald
Clever, E. c. Stultz, Harry Barnes,
Leon Hauenstein, Carl Mumma, Dem
yer Augsburger, c. V. Stonehill,
Raymond Stratton, Charles Dillman,
Irwin Vandemark, Thomas White,
William Edwards, William Lutter-
bein, Dave Riser, William Boyed,
Sam Hauenstein, w. r. Thompson,
James Hugus, Morris Fett, Charles
Tate and Roy Beech.
Those on the losing team are:
Silas Diller, A. E. Kohl, Wilbur Fish,
Jess Manges, Kenneth Dearth, Ray
Mumma, Howard Rickly, Russell
Lantz, Gilbert Montgomery, Frank
Winehold, Dan Tripplehorn, Wilford
Geiger, Robert Benroth, Herb Rup-
right, Gerald Huber, Ivan Clements,
Willard Jennings, A. T. Worthington,
Dick Troy, Bob Wilson, Dallas Berry,
Don Forche, Robert Snodgrass, K.
r. Dycus, Kermit Herr, Charles Fish
er, Gene Price, Ralph Reichenbach,
Leo White, Chas. Lewis, Sam Steple-
ton, Oliver Steiner and Paul Henry.
If any names have been missed
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
Beaverdan

Miss Patricia Bushong and Robert
Zimmerman members of the Junior
Class of the local school attended the
Allen County Honor Society Banquet
on Friday evening at the Shawnee
school.
The Annual High School Alumni
Banquet will be held on May 18th
at the School auditorium.
Mrs. Lulu Klinger of Lima, Mrs.
Effie Larue, Mrs. VIM. Younkman
and Mrs. John Augsburger were
Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. w.
A. Arnold in celebration of her birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. Olive Bailey and Mrs. Luella
Beck entertained the LOGS. of the
Church of Christ at their home on
Wednesday evening. New officers
were elected with Mrs. Ruth Lewis
President; Mrs. Mildred Varvel, Vice
President; Mrs. Luella Beck, Secre-
tary; Mrs. Carrie Barber, Treasurer.
Members present were Mrs. Eliza
beth Van Meter, Mrs. Ruth Peterson,
Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Mrs. Faye Reigle,
Mrs. Naomi Bailey, Mrs. Dorothy
Greenawalt, Mrs. Mildred Varvel,
Mrs. Esther Lombard, Mrs. Nettie
Young, Mrs. Effie Pfeiffer, Mrs. La
Vaun Lewis, Mrs. Carrie Walters,
Mrs. Carrie Barber, Mrs. Margaret
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhoades of
Lima were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Augsburger
and daughter Twila of Waynesfeld
were Saturday afternoon visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Augsburger.
Carl Beery of Wayland, Michigan;
spent the week end with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Beery and bro
ther Delmer Beery.
Mrs. Ed Marquart entertained the
members of the Women Siciety of
Christian Service of the Methodist
church at her home on Thursday af-
ternoon. Present were Mrs. Ed Cook,
Mrs. VIM. Younkman, Mrs. Everett
! Rowland, Mrs. Sam Bushey, Mrs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods Waters and WiIdfe

| viii be other members of the State
Highway Department and M. M. Bo-
gart, who has represented Bluffton
community in behalf of the park pro-
gram.
Silas Diller, program chairman,
says 3 motion pictures will be screen
ed, featuring ride EN- Cowboy" a
rodeo thriller.
Lucky Anglers Get Tagged Fish
Poor fishing weather has not slow
ed down the determination of a host
of anglers to snag those numbered
fish at the Buckeye quarry. Despite
cold weather of last week more
tagged fish were snagged and the
tags turned in to Carl Mumma, con-
test director.
The total catch of tagged fish to
date numbers 10, which is equal to
the number of tags turned in last
year in the 1945 contest.
Tags were turned in the past week
and prizes collected by the following
persons:
Edgar Wenger, Crappie B-15330,
prize-Conservation Bulletin subscrip-
ton for one year, award given by
Sportsmen's Club.
Lloyd Brauen, Pickerel B-15337,
prize-Conservation Bulletin sub
scription for one year, award given
by Sportsmen's Club.
Larry Matthewson, Perch B-15394,
prize gallon motor oil, prize given
by Reichenbach Garage.
Homer Bracy, Crappie B-15334,
prizes pounds of honey, award CIV
en- by Howard Rickly Honey Farm.
Fred Hermann, pickerel B-15335,
prize-Conservation Bulletin for /
year, prize given by Sportsmen's
Club.
Edwin Bracy, Benton Ridge, Rock
Bass B-1536O, prize $500 in cash,
prize given by Sportsmen's Club.
Willard R. Thompson, Lima, Perch
B-15339, prize-Conservation Bulletin
subscription for one year, award Civ
en- by Sportsmen's Club.
Gerald Clever, Pickerel B-15338,
prize-one year subscription to Con-
servation Bulletin, award given by
Sportsmen's Club.
Cold weather has kept fish catches
to a minimum and few reports were
turned in. w. R. Thompson snagged
2 pickerel and 4 perch Wednesday
afternoon at the Buckeye on min
nows. Roscoe Holmes standing next
to him landed 5 crappies, and few
feet down the way Walter Beck
snagged two nice bass. Of course,
he had to turn them loose again
since the law was out, but not until
he looked them over carefully to see
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
Roadside Park Plans to be Aired
At Sportsmen's Club Meeting

L. E. Steveley, landscape architect
for district 1 of the State Highway
Department, will hold a panel dis
cussion on the proposed roadside park
under consideration for Buckeye
lake at the Sportsmen's club meeting
at the Bluffton Town Hall, this
Wednesday night, May 8.
Full explanation of the program
viii be given, and members of the
Council, Lions Club, Saddle Club and
Federated Women's Club who are as
sisting the Sportsmen's club in ar
ranging for the proposed improve
ment are urged to be present.
Assisting Stevely in the discussion
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The State of Ohio
Allen County. 81.
Estate of Joseph NJ Mumma Deceased
Forest f. Mumma. I3s N. Mound Street.
Bluffton Ohio, has been appointed and quail
lied as Administrator of the estate of Joseph
M. Mumma. late of Allen County, Ohio, de
ceased.
Dated this leth day of April. 1875.
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The State of Ohio
Allen County S.
Estate of Euphemia Mumma, Deceased
Forest Z. Mumma of 1856 North Mound
Street. Bluffton. Ohio. has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the estate
II Euphemia Mumma late of Allen County,
Ohio, deceased
Dated this 10th day of April. 1896
RAYMOND p. SMITH,
Probate Judge
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unintentionally, contact team captains
at once.
Ed Waltermire, membership sec'y
says to date the total membership is
we'll over 100.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

The State of Ohio
Allen County, s..
Estate of Emma Smith, Deceased.
Bessie L. Morris OF ii9A w. Market St.,
Lima. Ohio, has been appointed and qualified
Administrators of the estate of Emma
Smith. late of Allen County, Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 18th day OF April. 1915.
RAYMOND p. SMITH.
Probate Judge
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-09

The quality is remembered long
after the price is forgotten.
IF. c. Simmons.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

sredo zjutraj je bilo vse cisto.
V kuhinji je v vrecah stala ma
tleh po vrsti, psenica, jecmen,
RI in owes. Bio je se nekaj skri-
tega pod jerbasom, da ne bi oce
opazili, ker &c bi opazili bi mo-
goce kaj rekli. Bio je tudi pet
goldinarjev ma skledniku.
Ko so bill moja matt Sc SAM
ska, so peli ma koru. Zato je 60
spoda cakala boljsa mera, da ne
DO zamere. Ko pridejo gospod
zeleznik S trent pomagaci v
kuhinjo, gospod lepo pozdravi-
jo: "Hvaljen bodi Jezus Kri-
stus". Matt in mi otroci smo vsi
hkrati glasno odgovorili: INA
veke, amen!' Gospod zupnik
nam razdelijo svete podobice po
vrsti. JAZZ sem dobil sv. Antona
Padovanskega. Ko podobo obr-
nem, je bila zadaj ena molitvica
in craven 300 dni odpustka. Ko
SO pomagaei svoje delo opravili,
so Sc gospod zupnik zahvalili z:
bog YAM povrni!" in odsli.
Ma sredi vasi je stal voz z
mocnimi konji. Ma vozu je bila
nalozena bira il cele vasi in je
bill visoko nalozen in teak, da
so konji komaj izpeljali prot
zupniscu v Trnju. Kako so Sc
gospod pri srcu pocutili oh ta-
ko lepo uspeli biri, ne vem.
Nasa vas je Stella ~ stevilk ;
cd teh je bilo 81 pod St. Peter
sko kaplanijo, med katerimi je
bila tudi nasa. Tam smo tudi
nosili h krstu in hodili po listke
"a velikonocno izpoved in mrli-
&c pokopavati. Pod Trnje je spa
dalo 81 stevilk in skupno so no.
dill v Solo in h krscanskemu ma
uku. Zato je imela nasa hisa
cast, da so prisli kar trije 60
spodje po biro.
Drugi teden pridejo Sc gospod
zupnik Anton Abram il St. Pc
ira in Sc gospod fajmoster IL
Slavne. "Drugi teden hos Pc
ljal v Min k Ambrozicu," so re-
xii matt. Malta Ambroz je bill
dalec znan. Bill je velik posest-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

mix; incl je mlin, zago in vec
hlapcev in dekel. Bill je samski;
nj incl zene ne otrok.
Oee mi nalozi ma voz dve vres
ci Ri, malo psenice, jecmena in
ovsa. Zakaj pa niste dali Ri go
spodu zupniku, vprasam oceta?
''Kaj ne YES, da gospod ne jedo
crnega kruha?" "
Ko pripeljem m oko domov,
oce preklinjajo Matijetove ro-
ke in druge. "Saj Sc ne izplaca
orati, gnojiti in mlatiti. Samo "a
zupnike delam in "a Matijeta."
Tedaj vstopi v hiso sosed, tolazi
in pogovarja oceta ter pravi, da
so v Istri in Vipavi kmetje ma
boljsem, tam ne dajejo kmetje
gospodom psenice, pac pa vino.
Drugi dan dobijo moi oce pi-
smo il Postojne, da norajo ta-
koj placati davke. Zakaj pa mo-
ramo placati davke "a prazno
slamo? Sal smo dali psenico 60
spodom! "Moramo placati dav-
ke, da bo mas cesar Franc Jo-
zef incl CHM placati svoje mi
nistre, kateri delajo "a mas pa
ragrafe (zakone) "a Avstrijo.
"Jutri bos Sci z menoj po les,"
pravijo oce. "Kaj ne YES, da ju-
tri je torek. Fant mora til h
krseanskemu nauku, tako so
gospod oznanili," pravijo matt.
"V nedeljo DO pa ofer (darova-
nje) "a svece". Ko smo sli k da-
rovanju, so dajali "a mas ia ma
lie majhne svecke, vredne po 10
krajcarjev vsaka; potem so da-
jail vecje ia srednjim in se boil
velike ia velikim. Vec ko :je ka-
teri polozil denarja ma oltar,
vecjo sVeco je dobil.
j
(Dalje prihodm5it)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25
Rozni dogodki Il preisniih in sedoniih sosov
Pise Anton Rotar

krla (hloda), po osem metrov
dolga in primerno debela. So
sednji gozdarji SO 81 pomagali
eden drugemu naloziti. Ko smo
delo skoncali, odpeljemo po novi
cesti navkreber proti Jelavsevi
kladi. JAZZ sc nisem mogel ma
| gledati tistih lepih grofovskih
gozdov.
Pridemo ven il gozda blizu sv.
Trojice. Zaslisi sc lepo sloven-
sko petite. Zagledam veliko sku-
pino fantov in deklet, XII so raw
no kosili. Vprasam oceta, eiga-
vo je tisto posestvo, kjer fan
tie in dekleta skosijo. "Cesarsko,
vse tia zadaj Sc vezejo njegove
senozeti in travniki. Mas cesar
je bogat."
Oh tisti priliki ni je tudi oce
pokazal vas, v kateri je bill do
ma Martin Krpan. Ko Sc bliza-
mo ma Trnje, kjer je bila moja
matt rojena, zagledam mojega
strica, ko je Sc S trent drugimi
kosil otavo. Cigava pa je tista
velika mlaka, vprasam oceta ?
Ia mlaka nj stricova. 'Ta mia
ka je cerkvena. Stric ina sa-
mo v najemu. Vsaka cerkev ina
posestva."
Kako pa to gre, da imajo men,
Ski grofje vse ia lepe gozdove;
mas cesar najlepse senozete in
travnike, cerkve pa najlepse
mlake in njive? Nase so samo
ia slabe gmajne, kjer raste le
BRINE in kamenje. Nase njive
so pa vse tudi tako ozke, zakaj
tako? "Ves kako dolgo casa ma
zaj nj znal nihce zmeriti, pa je
tako ostalo."
Ko pripeljemo hlode v St. Pc
ter pred Krizajevo tovarno, pri-
de IL pisarne Krizajev pisar, ka-
teri je nosil pod pazduho lesene
klesce in knjigo. On nam zmeri
les in zapise, koliko kvadratnih
metrov meri in koliko znese.
Drugi gozdarji, XII SO ze pred
mama razlozili in dobili denar v
pisarni, so ga ma cesti napadali
z grdimi priimki, da nj pravilno
meril in da so premalo dobili "a
les, da hlodi merijo vec kubi-
kov. Eden cd teh gozdarjev mu
je rekel v obraz: 'Da bi strela
udrla tebe in tvoje klesce."
Ko greva z ocetom proti do
mu, mi pravi: "Vidis, kako so
kricali ma Lesnaka, ker Jim je
slabo zmeril. Sal je tudi meni.
To je vse sama lumparija in IL
koriscanje, kamor sc obrnes.
Eh, tt Sc ne YES. Bos videl, ka-
dar bos zrastel."
Drugi dan oce dobi enega vas
kega fanta, zacela sta mlatiti
psenico, RI, jecmen in owes. Me-
ko soboto sta ravno skoncala.
V nedeljo zjutraj gredo matt k
prvi masi v Trnje. Ko pridejo
domov, povedo, da so gospod
zeleznik oznanili, da bodo v sre-
do v Kleniku pobirai biro. V
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

Vas donesek "a otroxko boil
nico v Sloveniji bo xnak lju.
bezni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti'I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

Sc mlad fant, mi rece moi po-
kojni oce: "Jutri hos Sci me-
MOI v gozd po les "a Krizajevo
tovarno." Kan pa greva? TX
Cesarjevi hoji. Nocoj moras til
zgodaj spat, ker morava vstati
oh 2. uri zjutraj. Jazz bonn ko-
ME nahranil, potem bova imela
zajutrek, oh 3. uri greva cd do
ma"
Oce me sklieejo, kot dogovar-
jeno, oh 2. uri zjutraj. Ko JAZZ
vstanem, so matt ze kuhali po-
lento. Matt so mama pripravili
tudi velik kos crnega kruha, ka-
terega so djali v torbo "a ma pot.
Potem so mi rekli: "Sedaj
Sc moras priporociti angeljeku
varuhu, ko gres prvic z ocetom
gozd. Sal znas."
To je bill "a meme prvi dan, da
sem mogel biti ocetu pomoc,
sluziti kruh ostali druzini. Ko je
incl oce ze vprezene konje, ma
pravi pred vozom bicem kriz
"a Bog daj sreco-
Tedaj sem Sc pocutil velike-
ga, mocnega, ko sem Sci prvic
ocetom v gozd. Lepa noe je bi-
la. Luna je svetila. Dalec je do
tiste Cesarjeve hoje, sem vpra-
Sal oceta? 'No, ii bonn pa pove-
dal. Tisto je posestvo Planin-
skega Firsta. Menu Sc rece
"Wiltigratz'. Tisti ina v Plani-
nj emo graseino. Pravijo, da je
nemske rodovine. On je zelo bo-
gat clovek. Pravijo da ina SO
his in lastuje veliko gozdov v
Sloveniji. Mi kmetje imamo pa
malo, pa Sc tisto cd kraja. Da-
mes ii bonn pokazal mas tai, ker
Sc bova blizu MEGA peljala.'
Ko Sc peljeva skozi vas Pole
je, Sc je delal ze dan. Oce mi Sc
nadalje pripoveduje. "Ves, en-
krat je prisel mas cesar in ME
COVE sluge v Planino k temu
Firstu. Tam so sc zmenili, da
gredo ma low v gozd.+ Ia jahali
so lepe belle konje in odsli Va
toske doline. Pri tisti hoji so
imeli pa kosilo. Zato so 81 ljudje
zapomnili in tako je ostalo ime
Cesarjeva hoja.
Vidis, tisti gospodje imajo
same dobre case. Ko prideva ma
vrh Klusc, mi gre pokazati oce
mas tai. Ko mi ga pokaze, oce
meri cd mejnika do mejnika, ko-
liko je sirok. Nameri 62 Eevljev
ma siroko; dolgo je pa gor do
vrha.
Ko JAZZ mas tai ogledujem, pa
pravim ocetu: "Tukaj so samo
kljukasta drva, pa dosti list.ja.
Ko prideva malo bolj napre:j,
gre lepa costa Jurjevo doll
no. Oce krene doll po start po-
tt. "Vidis, zdai sva pa ma Fir
stovem posestvu. Tukaj gre me-
ia. Do tukaj je Kensko, ma ono
stran je pa last zneperskih gro
fov; po tel poti, ko Sc peljeva
sedaj, pa Planinskih grofov.
Ko Sc peljeva doll po start po-
tt, zagledam veliko ograjo, me-
ter in pol visoko.
Kaj pa je tel ograji, vpra-
sam oceta? "Tukaj ina Planin-
ski First jelene in srne, Sc sam
ne We koliko. Pa vse to samo "a
lepse videti. Meni je Brisnar
pravil, da je sto oralov zagraje-
Mega" Tisti dan sem prvic videl
jelene in srne.
Prideva doll do velike palace.
"Vidis, to je hisa, kaj ne? V tel
hisi je veliko sob, pa samo diva
borstnarja zivita v njej. Govo-
rita nemsko, znata pa tudi slo-
vensko." JAZZ sem kar gledal IT,
sto grofovsko hiso, lepe Stale,
cebelnjak, lepe laze in n.jive.
"Tukaj Sc rece pri tastari hi
81" pravi oce. Ko pridemo k c.
sarjevi hoji, je bilo pred nami
tam zbranih ze nekaj gozdarjev
il nasih bliznjih vasi. Tam je le-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06
Who owns Chicago?

than S2,50O,0OO,OOO in assets. By
1915, this figure had shot up to
more than $6,500,000,000 = an in
crease of $50 per cent!
The Big Four control extends
into the banking network of the
entire Middle West. At the same
time, they are tied up with the
more powerful banking houses
of the East.
Directors of First National, for
example, are directors of the
Morgan-dominated us. Trust of
New York, as well as the smaller
Gary State Bank and the First
National Bank of Lake Forest.
How close is the tie-up between
the banks and the big industrial
empires?
FOR example, let's take Inter-
national Harvester. This NAM
moth corporation was formed ia
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-06

1902 by ]. P. Morgan out of the
five biggest competitors in The
farm equipment industry at the
time. Harvester has been the
giant of the industry.
Usually considered an "indc-
pendent Chicago firm, Harvester
is owned and controlled, lock,
stock, and barrel by Chicago and
at the same time directors of the
New York financial interests.
Nine of its eighteen directors are
Big Four banks. This connection
is a very profitable one.
From 1886 to 1910, Harvester
reported a net profit of over
S101, 100000. In the next five
year period, Harvester's profits
jumped to nearly $133,000,000-
thirty per cent over the previous
five years and nearly double the
total profits of both its nearest
competitors, ]. 1. Case and John
Deere.
Or, examine the record of the
Big Four packers, led by Swift
and Armour, who are closely tied
up with j. P. Morgan and Kuhn
Loeb & Co. From 1886 TO 1910,
they profited to the tune of over
$83,000,000. From 1871 to 1915,
these same four companies more
than doubled this figure until
they reached more than $685..
100000!
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INTERLOCKING directories
at this point give the finance cap
italists opportunities to gather
together to confer on problems
like a strike wave) of their
own" industry, even though the
Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914
supposedly made this practice il
legal. Here's how it's done.
Both A. A. Sprague (recent-
ly deceaseO and James r. Lea