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faith and a purpose We haven't
got"
Thomas compares the German
attitude with that Of an sUnele
Tom" THAT IA what You think
Of when you're flrst with them.
They bow and smile and serape.
but In about two months, they'Il
be giving orders" The Germans
he came into contact with seemed
TO think there was only one thing
wrong about their losing the war,
and they blamed that on Hitler's
failure 70 let his generals run
the war.
But he seemed 10 find one thing
significant, and that was in spite
Of Hitler's "Mein KAmpf," with its
doctrine Of Aryan supremacy, the
German people didn't take hold Of
the anti-Negro propaganda like
they did the anti-Jewish propagan-
da. Thomas said -Semitism Is
strong in Europe, even outside
Germany.
When UNRRA Is dissolved, the
burden Of carrying on the duties
Of occupation In the American
zones win fall upon the u. 8. Army.
Congress may be complaining
now about the cost Of occupation.
but II win be worse without UN-
RRA," Thomas predicted.
Europe il burdened with a great
number Of displaced persons and
refugees whose future will be even
more precarious after the dissolu-
ton Of UNRRA. There are the
refugees from the Baltic areas such
as Estonia, Latyia and Lithuania,
who have refused to return to their
homes because they don't want 10
live under Russian control They
want Independence for their eoun-
try and so are wandering around
aimlessly, shifted from camp to
camp. The Germans won't give
them citizenship, and immigration
restrictions bar them from other
nations.
The United States didn't an ia
immigration quotas during the
war, and, according to Thomas,
could afford to admit approximately
800, 900 people. ct would Be = ire
mendOus help, especially a. far A.
the Baltic question b concerned. II
seems as II the u. 8. could take
the lead and open mp immigration.
Other countries would follow the
example by letting down their
bars" he said
As far as q final word about
UNRRA goes, Thomas said that In
spite Of criticism, UNRRA has
performed a service for the home
less peoples Of war-torn Europe,
and has prevented millions from
sueeumbing to famine and mass
disease.
He win leave Minneapolis 10 ro-
turn to his UNRRA post on De-
esmber IS. Until that time, he viii
be getting acquainted with his IL
months-old daughter, Judith Ann,
whom he saw for the first time on
his arrival last week. He summed
up his introduction TO his dangh-
ter with: "She looked at me and I
looked at her"
Before joining the UNRRA over
seas staff, Thomas was an infantry
captain attached 10 the special
services division Of the U. s. Army.
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Griffin Visits
Parents in Mill City

Marlys Griffin Of New York
City, former Minneapolis resident,
returned to the city Wednesday,
Nov. q, to spend Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Griffin, 1857 Fourth Ave. S.
Miss Griffin is a graduate Of
Central high school, where she won
a state contest for original musical
compositions. At present, Miss
Griffin is a supervisor in the Mable
Horsey School of Music in New
York City, a acknowledgement
school under the CT Bill Of Rights.
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AOAAASA ANSAdShA
Of Omaha, Neb.,
but has lived in
the South Dakota
city for the past
twenty years.
Mrs. Bridge
water, the former
Minnie Ovens, is
a graduate Of
Omaha Technical
high school, and
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by a vote of 1924. He will hold his
office for another six-month period.
Other officers elected are: Carl
Green, Esteemed Leading Knight;
Albert Washington, Loyal Knight;
Ed Green, Jr., Lecturing Knight;
George Washington, Esquire; Rich
ard Smith, Inner Guard; Arthur
Lyons, Tier; Rube Warren, Treas
urer.
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Como Temple Plons
Indoor Fuir

The Social session committee Of
Como Temple No. 1913, I.B.P.O.E.W.,
is sponsoring an Indoor Fair, Fri
day, Dec. 10, at Elks Rest, 5SS
Rondo, beginning at p. m.
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known woman author and novel
list.
Thomas, who has just returned
to the States after Is months at
displaced persons (DP) camp in
Ulm, Germany, had not read the
Wylie article and knew nothing
about II, but what he said was In
general agreement with Miss
Wylie's review Of postwar Ger
many.
First, Thomas made II clear that
the Germans are not starving as
many Americans have been led TO
believe through stories carried in
the press and magazines. "They
may not particularly care for the
diet they are getting" he com.
mented, "but nobody is starving"
Miss Wylie writes; "The Ger
mans today are not living as the
statistics would have them live
on a thousand calories q day
l am prepared to go to the stake
for that statement"
Farming Goes On
Thomas said that although the
larger German cities like Berlin
have been extensively bombed, the
villages and small towns are in
tact with farming continuing, and
"the countryside is beautiful"
Author Wylie reveals: 1.-THE
agriculture land is still rich. The
small towns and villages have an
air Of peace and well-being :. :"
While the inhabitants Of other
countries, such as Italy, Greece,
and Poland, are facing the winter
months without adequate clothing,
the Germans are in no such dire
straits, Thomas pointed out. They
have Clothes" he said, although
they are old clothes. You know, one
thing ! can't get used to here at
home IL seeing silk stockings on
the women. Over there, when you
see them, they always have five
or six runs"
OF the Germans, Miss Wylie
writes: ''They are shabby. But not
poorly dressed. I saw more stock
ingless female legs in London"
A Cigarette Economy"
Thomas called the German econ
omy today q cigarette economy"
A pack Of cigarettes Is worth seven
to ten dollars on the German black
market, he stated, and then held
up a foot clad in an expertly-made
brown boot. "a Ukrainian boot
maker made these. They cost me
two packages Of cigarettes"
When asked whether or not the
German people are accepting the
concept of American democracy"
he spoke Of what had happened
following the German elections.
The turnout Of voters was about
100 per cent. After the voting was
over, he said he queried a num-
Der Of Germans on the subject. The
conversation went something like
this:
"Did you VOtsl" Thomas asked.
"Yes."
Whom did you vote fOrf"
Il don't know" came the reply.
Then why did you VOte?"
THE Americans want Us to
vote. It's democracy"
In her article, Miss Wylie
speaks Of the NOISY, undisei-
plined sOldiery and endless Fra
gebOgen (questionnalrcs)" Am
orleans have brought 10 Germany
and then concludes: I. I'VE
(Ameriea) don't really know
where We are going or what We
want We can scarcely hope TO
indOetrinats the Germans with .
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James Hudson
Reelected Ruler
By Ames Lodge

The Ames Lodge LB.P.0.E.W.
No. LOG, held its semi-annual cleo
ton on Monday, Dec. 2, at the Elk's
Rest, l4S Hyland. Mr.. James Hud-
son, incumbent, was reelected Ex-
allied Ruler over Cecil G. Taylor,
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Man Commits Suicide
By Gas; No Reason
For Act Ascertained

Minneapolis man, Albert E. Williams 81 years old, 70
Highland Ave No. committed suicide Wednesday afternoon
November 81, at his home
His body, sumped a tarpauln-covered stove in
which all of the gas had been turned found when
police summoned by his wife, broke down the door of
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UNRRA Officer Home On Leave.
Germans Aren't Starving,
Cigarettes Buy Boots,
John Thomas Reveals
By NELL DODsON RUssET,L

First hand confirmation Of l. A. R. Wyles controversial
article, Germany Nation of Nazis STILL" appearing In the
November issue of the Ladies' Home Journal was received
this week when John Thomas 1912 Clinton Ave. Minneapolis
welfare officer for UNRRA and now home on leave from
Germany reiterated some Of the views Of the Internationally
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Sioux Falls
Writer Former
Omaha Resident

Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater, Sioux
Falls, S. D., correspondent for the
Spokesman-RecOrder papers, is a
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N o TIC z

Buy your Xmas Tree At the lot
on 10th Ave. 8. and East Franklin
PHILLIPS OIL STATION
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17
Nocizmu v Avsfriii Sc
doIqo ne DO konec

Nedavno je neki avstrijski
politik zaveznikom dejal, da mai
nehajo misliti O "avstrijskem
narodu'', ker ga nj. Avstrija je lie
dezela, a Memo prebivalstvo je
nemsko, z nemsko, ne pa S kako
avstrijsko kulturo.
Taxi glasovi pricajo, da mno-
81 V Avstriji svojo drzavo sma-
trajo "a umetno sestavino, ker
velesilam nj "a, to, da bi zivela
zdruzena z Nemcijo. Tako so 10
pc mnenju takih Avstrijcev "a
vezniki drzali v kleScah pc pref
snji vojni in isto nameravajo
tudi sedaj.
Toda pronemstva ali panger-
manizma zavezniki V Avstriji
MISC mogli uniciti niti S pomocjo
zidov, pravi nacijska propagan-
da, in ga tudi sedaj ne bodo.
K temu poroca casniska agen-
CHA ONA, da Sc pristaSi naci-
Una Avstriji pozdravljajo S
tenn, da 81 klicejo mesto pozdra-
va Stevilko-88-. Zacetna crka
Hitlerjevega imena je MANFRED
osma crka abecede, in &c 10 diva
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17
Nekoi drobizzo

Chicago, Ill. - correspondent
Leigh White, XII pise V "Chica-
go Daily News, pravi V depesi
IL Aten ma GrSkem (dne 3. april
La, da je Grcija sedaj edna de-
mokraticna drzava ma Balkanu.
Pravi, da je fisk V Mi svoboden.
Lahko tiska resnico ali pa Sri
lazi.
Ma to pravilo Sc Leigh White
dobro razume, ker najrajse po-
tvarja, ali pa Sri laznjive vesti
o vseh tistih, XII res delujejo "a
svobodo ljudstva in S tenn "a de-
mokracijo ma Balkanu. Ampak
to je MENU "komunizem'.
MOI ~priznava, da Sc izbica-
nj Grciji dogaja mnogo krivic,
in da Mi velik del prebival-
silva inferno zivi. A vzlic temu
mu je Grcija "najsvobodnejsa
drzava ma Balkanu". In "a to
"svobodo" Sc ina kajpada "a
hvaliti britanski armadi.
IL gornjih vrstic lahko sodite,
kaj pomeni svoboda tiska "a ka-
pitalisticne casopise. Ako ne bi
bill tako hinavski in laznjivi oh
enem, bi bio danes V tel dezeli
so milijonov mani ~hipnotizira-
nih slepcev.
Da, ameriSka reakcija Sc da-
mes raduje prosperitete korum-
pirane politike in gangstarske
crne bore. Ampak "a letom
1916 pride tudi leto 1850. In ia
ko Sc poleg prihajajoce depresi-
je lahko Sc kaj drugega primeri.
V cikaSkih mesnicah primanj--
kuje zopet mesa. Grem il enc V
drugo, in V tretjo. Use, kar so
Uncle naprodaj, so bile svinjske
kosti in bikove mozgane. A kje
je drugo meso? Kdo uziva maj
boljse porcije mesnin? Mi goto-
vo ne in ne cd glada umirajoci
Evropejci. Delezna pa je teh
dobrin vrhnja plast. Ona ina
tudi kontrolo mad zivilskim tr-
gom, mad klavnicami in mad me-
sno industrijo V splosnem.
JAZZ sen sicer zadovoljen tudi
z enim funtom bikovih mozgan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17
Ss DEL EYE

Matejem, kakor da so ga one
najele.
Gin starejsi je Matej posta-
jail, tenn osornejsi je bill baron z
MIN. Nazadnje sploh nj nikdar
vec sliSal prijazne besede. S.
skrbjo je start sluga zacel gle
dati V bodocnost. Dolgo ne bonn
vec mogel vzdrzati, 81 je mislil.
Teh nekaj let, XII mi Sc preosta-
jajo, hi rad prezivel v miru.
Kako prav je, da nisem v mia
dosti z~apravljal. Radoveden
sem, koliko DO re vsega skupaj
V moi hranilni knjizici. Odkar
je pokojni baron umrl, mi je
MISC vec pokazali. Pc mojem ra-
cunu bi morale zadostovati, da
placam hiSico doll pod gozdom
ma koncu vasi, XII mi je najbolj
vsec in Sc mora ostati toliko, da
bonn kakih deset let lahko brez
skrbi %prezivel. Takoj jutri po-
recem %gospodu, da mi knjizico
izroci, kajti ne We Sc, kako Sc
pride. PR meni, mislim, DO Sc
daj boil ma varnem.
Res Sc je Mattel drugi dan, ko
je stregel gospodu baronu pr
obedu, opogumil in je zaprosil:
"Prosim ponizno, milostljivi
gospod baron, da bi mi blago-
volili |izrociti hranilno knjizico,
ma katero ste izvolili V hranilni-
ci nalagat mojo place. Rad bi 81
nekaj kupil in Sc mi ravno sedaj
nudi ugodna priloznost."
Gospel baron ga je srepo po-
gledal: "Kaj hocete?"
"Da bi mi dali mojo hranilno
knjizico."
20 kaksni hranilni knjizici Sc
Yam pa sanja?"
mo, tisto, ma katero Sc je mo-
ia plaza nalagala V hranilnico.
Start gospod baron, Bog jim daj
dobro, SO vsak mesec mojo pla-
co ma mole ime nalozili V hra-
nilnico in SO mi hranilno knjizico
veckrat pokazali. Ko SO umrli,
je bilo re cez diva tisoc goldman
jew"
Yam Sc gotovo blede. JAZZ ne
VEN niGesar O kaki vasi hranilni
knjizici ne o kaki placi. Kako
place bi pa Sc radi imeli? Ali nj
ste z vsem preskrbljeni?"
"ze, gospod baron, ampak mi
sill sem, da ne bodete zahtevali,
da vse svoje zivljenje delam sa-
me "a hrano. Kaj pa DO z menoj,
ko ne bonn vec mogel? ze zad-
Mic ste rekli, da niste vec z me-
moi zadovoljni, da sem re pre-
star, ola boste well mladega."
Dale prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17

KRAFT ~ponovis, imas nacisticni po-
zdrav Hell Hitler.
Ia now pozdrav je postal ba-
je znak poznavanja med Hitler
jevimi pristaSi cd vzhodne Pru-
size pa do stajerskih dolin. Raw
no ma Stajerskem, to je, V av-
strijskem delu tie pokrajine, je
polozaj posebno resen. To je la
hko razumljivo, sal je Hitler
sam dejal, da je Gradec zasluzil
castni naslov "mesta ~nacisticne
revolucije".
Zarotniki, XII Sc pozdravljajo
S stevilko "88", Sc ohrabrujejo
pred vsem S tenn, da Sc tolazijo,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17

da Hitler sploh nj mrtev. "Voj-
ma Sc BIO nadaljevala najpozneje
v dveh letih', 81 prigovarjajo.
Morda je najvec tega med dija-
XII. Dalec V gorah SO naSli zavez-
niki tecaje smucarjev, katere SO
vodili b;vSi SS-castniki.
Poglavitni cilj te kampanje
"88" je seveda V prvi vrsti, da
Sc Sri mrznjo in sovraStvo do
Rustic. V drugi vrsti pa zele
prepricati vsakogar, da Sc We
lika Britannia oborozuje nano-
70, in sicer "a vojno prot So
vjetski uniji. Avstrijski SS-ovci
so pripravljeni -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17
Mondzuriio, prirodno bogoto dezelo,
XII ie logo v mednorodni poIitiki

ljudi, katerih tamoSnje ljudstvo
ne priznava kot svojih.
Ako je imelo vodstvo Koumin-
tanga namen drzati mladega
marsala v zaporu, bi bio mora
10 poskrbeti "a namestnika in
mu Sc pred porazom Japoncev
ustyariti dovolj mocno pozicijo
v Mandzuriji.
Toda Koumintang tega nj sto-
ril. Posledica je bila, da ljud-
stvo Mandzurije nj imelo nobe-
mega spostovanja do predstav-
nikov, katere je posiljala tia XII
tajska centralna vlada. To so
bill vecinoma ljudje, katerim je
centralna vlada zaupala, ker SO
Sc izkazali kot zvesti sovrazniki
komunistov - toda ljudstvo Jill
je navzlic temu smatralo kot
tujce in jih nj priznalo.
Mandzurski narod bi hotel,
da mu prednjacijo njegovi last
nj prvaki, oni, XII so Sc borili
prot Japoncem. Teh vlada noce
priznati, toda komunisti so iih
PRIMAL - nobenega dvoma ne
more biti tenn, da SO mnogi teh
prvakov re pref, "a casa borbe,
ustvarili zveze S komunisti. Ne
kateri so cello sami postal ko-
munisti.
Danes je vsekakor polozaj
ia, da je kitajska centralna Via
da zasla V tezkoce, ker je zamu-
dila priliko, da 81 pridobi sim
patije ljudstva S tenn, da Jim
prizna nekaj avtonomije. Komu-
nisti SC priliko spretno izkori-
still in Sprejeli nacelo, da velja
ugoditi tenn zahtevam in prizna-
ii Mandzuriji posebne svobod-
Seine.
V Mandzuriji torej vidimo
isto tragedijo kot V Grciji in
Perziji, v Indoneziji in v mno-
9Th drugih krajih - MANFRED, da
oni, XII bi 81 bill mogli z malimi
konceSijami pridobiti srca in
prijateljstvo naroda, MISC znali
izkoristiti prilike, XII Sc Jim ie
nudila. Komunisti pa so pobra-
Ii Togo, XII Sc je izmuznla il rok
njihovim nasprotnikmo, in so
zdaj ma potu k cilju.
Najbolj enostavni izgovor je
seveda ia, da je vsega tega Mo-
skva kriva. Toda izgovor je re
star in %obrabljen. Zgodovina ga
nikakor ne DO upoStevala. V XII
nj je v mnogih zgodovinskih po-
krajinah neizogibno, da Sc raz-
vie mocan pokret, XII DO zahte-
val avtonomne pravice. Tako 10
v ~slucaju Mandzurije, tako DO
tudi Sc drugje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17
(Nadalievanie.)

Mattel Sc je pocasi dvignil in
odtaval V svobo "sobo", majhno
luknjo kotu pod stopnicami.
Tu je incl leziSce, kamor je po-
zno zvecer, ko ga gospod baron
nj vec potreboval, yes zbit polo
I'll svoje stare kosti in Sc pogre-
mil teak sen, IL katerega ga
je tocno oh sestih zjutraj zbujal
star, razklopotan budilnik, XII ga
ie, da bi ga bolje sliSal, postav-
ljal ma poveznjeno umivalno
skledo. V tel luknji je stall, SITS
MEN pod s%topnice, star, zelezen
vojaski postelnjak S prelezano
slamnjaco, XII je bila pregrnjena
S posvalkano odejo. Oh okencu,
skozi katerega Sc je videlo pred
hlev ma dvoriScu, je stala po-
lomljena mizica ma treh nogah;
cetrto so nadomestovali kosi
opeke. Ma mizici je lezalo vse
mogoce v slikovitem neredu:
ostanki vecerje cd prejsnjega
dine, kos kruha poleg mastila "a
~Gevlje, par umazanih ovratnikov
in oguliena crna kravata. V ste
no poleg vrat je bilo zabitih ne
kai zebljeV in ma Min so viseli
razni kosi obleke: hlace z zele-
MIN Sivom, paradni frak z zele-
MIN ovratnikom in medenimi
gumbi, ma katerih je bill vtisnjen
baronov CRIB, in dvoje predpas-
nikov. Oh stem je stall lessen
stolcek S plocevinasto skledo "a
umivanje.
Mad posteljo ma stem je visela
podoba "Zadnje vecerje" in sill
ka ~cesarja Franco Jozefa, pod
MO pa obledela fotografija, XII
je predstavljala Mateja kot mia
dega dragonca ma slikanem oza-
dju dunajskega Schonbrunna.
I'll predmeti SO zgovorno pripo-
vedovali O Matejevem zivljenju,
XII nj bilo kdove kako bogato
dogodkov. Bill je sin poboznih
kmeckih b~ajtarjev, XII Sc je pri
vojakih izkazal kot zelo pri-
pravna ordonanca in castniSki
Sluga. Eden izmed castnikov, ka-
terega je vse leto hodil z~jutraj
budit in MI cistit cevlje, ga je
priporocil staremu baronu Stein
hardtu, XII ga je pc d~osluzeni do
bi vel ma ~graScino "a lakaja,
kjer je ostal "a vedno. V svo-
jem sluzabniSkem poslu Sc je
kmalu tako izuril, da SO ga sma-
trail "a neobhoden hiSni rekvi-
zit.
Skrbno je negoval mladega
baronCka in baroness in Sc je
z mimi igral. Takrat jih je smell
Sc tikati. Ko pa so malo odrasli
in Sli mestne sole, jih je smell
ogovarjati samo z milostljivi 60
Spod baron in milostljiva baro-
mesa. Tovaristvo je prenehalo
med mimi, bill jim je samo Sc
Sluga, a oni njegova gospoda.
Svoje place, XII mu 10 je start
baron obljubil, nj nikoli V celoti
dvignil, wei je lie kdaj pa kdaj
kaj malaga ma racun, "a tekoce
potrebe. Gospod baron Sc mu je
ponudil, da DO re nalagal njego-
We prihranke zanj v hranilnico.
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IAlIld1u pO PRIV S~VelOVnl VOJnl
SO Sc Japonci odlocili vzeti XII
tajcem Mandzurijo, prvic ker je
to bogata dezela ma rudah, in v
drugic, da napravijo zagozdo
med Kitajsko in Sovjetsko Sibi-
RHO, in tretjic, da Sc pripra-
WHO ma eventualen BOZ "a izri-
njenje rdece armada IL Azije.
V minuli vojni SO zasedli Man
dzurijo sovjetske cete in jo ne
davno zapustile, Ia kontrolo mad
to dezelo pa Sc bore ciang-kaise-
kove armada S cetami takozva-
min kitajskih komunistov, XII "a
htevajo avtonomno Mandzurijo,
Zanimiv clanek O tenn je ma
pisal casnikar agencije ONA.
Owen baltimore, XII Sc glasi:
Kot V pokrajini notranje Mon
Collie, tako je tudi v Mandzuri-
il nastalo mocno avtonomno gi,
banje, XII je pa bolj pokrajinske-
ga znacaja. V notranji Mongo-
LII zivi ljudstvo, XII ina svoje
mocno ~izrazene posebnosti, XII JIG
locijo cd Kitajcev. V Mandzuri,
il je avtonomno gibanje osno.
vano ma zahtevah pokrajinske
Wade, XII hoce vec SANDSTONE.
sti.
Ia problem nj omejen lie ns
Mandzurijo, temvec velja "a Use
zgodovinske kitajske pokrajine
= pac pa je najbolj ostro prise,
ma povrsje V Mandzuriji. Kitaj
ci so kolonizirali vecino Mand.
zurije Sele v modernih cash. XII.
tajci, XII so odhajali tia, Sc Misc
izseljevali kot Evropejci v Anne.
riko, XII so iskali novo domovi.
no, temvec so nekako Siril
ozemlje Kline in Meme meje.
Toda pomisliti je treba, da je
bila Mandzurija cd vseh kitaj,
skin pokrajin - &c izvzamemc
otok Formozo - najdalje casa
pod peto japonskih gospodarjev
Bio je mnogo odpora, odkrite-
ga in podtalnega, "a katerega je
morale placati z zivljenjem
mnogo odlocnih ljudi. Tods
mnogo Jill je tudi prezivelo do
DO okupacije. Zdaj SO zaceli 20
pet prihajati ma dan in Sc 1--WE.
ljavljati.
cunkinska vlada je napravila
usodno zmoto, da tega nj upo-
stevala. Predno so Japonci "a
sedli Mandzurijo, je bila maj
slavnejsa in najbolj vplivna
osebnost Mandzurije takozvani
"mladi marsal'', Gang Hsue- Ii
nag, XII je leta 1886 pomagal v
Sianu ujeti generalissima ciang
Kajseka, ker je bill preprican, da
ne velja nadaljevati borbe prot
komunistom ter Sc raje zvezati
z mimi strnjeni 'front.' prot
Japoncem. Mladi marSal je bill
pozneje postavljen pred vojno
sodisce in zaprt.
Ne bonn Sc tn ukvarjal z vpra-
sanjem, ali bi bio bolje osvo-
boditi Ciang Hsue-Lianga ali ne.
To je zadeva Kitajcev. Toda del
stvo je, da SO Kitajci z MIN IL
gubili edino veliko osebnost, Xxi
je priznana v Mandzuriji, ter da
so radi tega morali posiljati v
osvobojeno pokrajino neznane
3 PRVA SLOVEN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-17
TONE MACK:
SIUgo Motei in niegov pes

In res mu je parkrat pokazal
hranilno k~njizico, V kateri je BIZ
la re lepa vsota vpisana.
Preprican je bill, da je tako
najbolje. Ma ia nacin 81 DO maj
bolje zasigural brezskrbno sta
rost. Zaupal je svoji gospodi po-
pomona in Sc nj dale brigal "a
zadevo, tudi takrat ne, ko je
start umrl in je mladi prevzel
gospodarstvo. Oh svojem casu,
81 je mislil, ko bonn potreboval,
ko 81 bonn hotel kje kupiti zaze-
leno hisico, V kateri bonn uzival
zasluzeni pokoj, pa porecem in
dali mi bodo. Kaj bi sedaj z de-
narjem! Nesreca nikoli ne pra-
znuje, pa bi mi znalo Sc kaj
zmanjkati.
Mladi je bill cisto drugacen tic.
Komaj SC starega odnesli IL gra-
Seine, re so Sc pojavili cd kdo-
vekod stevilni prijatelji in pri-
jateljice mladega barona, XII Jill
Mattel poprej Sc nj nikdar videl.
Low Sc je vrstil "a lovom, izlet
"a izletom, gostija "a gostijo. IL
mesta sc prihajali veliki vozovi,
ZVrhanO nalOzeni Z novim, BILE
stecim pohistvom, dragocenimi
slikami, prekrasnimi preproga-
mi. Use stare pohiStvo je mora
10 il g~raScine izginiti, vse stene
SO temeljito ostrgali in jih pre-
vlekli S svilenimi tapetami, ka-
meniti tlak pc vezi in hodnikih
so odstranili in ga nadomestili
S pisanim mozaikom. Stoletne
lipe V parku so posekali, da SO
~napravili prostor "a novo tents
igrisce. Polovico krav so pro-
dali IL hleva, namesto Min pa so
kupili konje dirkace.
Ia gospodarstvo Sc mladi ba-
ron nj dosti brigal, prepuScal je
vso skrb oskrbniku, cd katerega
je zahteval samo denarja. Ko ga
il rednega gospodarstva nj bilo
vec dovolj ma r~azpolago, SO "a
cell izsekavati gozdove. Ko tudi
to nj veG zadostovalo, SO zaceli
odprodajati zemljiSca. Kos "a
kosom.
Mattel Sc je zaGel ma them
vpraSevati, kan DO to privedlo.
Zacel je dvomiti, da Ii je gospo-
da res najbolj pametna in mai
boil krepostna. &c je primerja
barona z ljudmi IL nizjih kro-
gov, kolikor jih je poznal, je vi
del, da SO V mnogocem boljsi cd
MEGA. Edino mladi kmet Kant
ner je bill prav tax lahkomisel-
nez in zapravljivec, vendar ia
nj incl tako odlicne vzgoje in nj
bill tako izobrazen kakor baron,
XII bi re radi tega moral bolje
vedeti, kai je prav in kaj Sc spo-
dobi, Zlasti je bill Mattel neza-
dovoljen, kadar je moral street
dvomlivim zenscinam, XII Jill ie
gospod baron pripeljal cd kdo-
vekod, ali SO pa kar same prisle
in Sc vedle prav oblastno. Bile
so nalepoticenih obrazov in raz-
S~irjale SO ogabno omamen vonj,
Prebile so noci V baronovi po-
stelji, kamor jim je moral no.
siti zajtrke. Razpolagale SO z