davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-01-20
sympathy or priorities, and some of

sympathy or priorities, and some OF
them have been away long time.
There's lot of nonsense about
what handicap it is to have one
arm or one leg. l can get along all
right, and l can do what I want as
long as I make sense about it. !
could do scouting work for the
Browns, or be a trainer or some
thing. and I know they'll give me a
job if l want one
Maybe He's Too Critical.
Mrs. Kathleen Fahy. hostess at
500 North Capitol street, whose re-
lationship to Bill and the other reg
ulars at the center is something be-
tween sister and the girl next door,
thinks Bill is too critical of his fel-
low amputees. With rare eXcep-
tiOnS, she says, they're all wonderful
in their attitude toward what has
happened to them.
Tell" she said, about your friend
at the bar, Bill"
Again the slow smile.
why, there wasn't anything much
to that the big man said slowly.
Il was in night club, standing up
at the bAr-I was wearing my new
leg then, and it was the first chance
I'd had to stand at bar. A man
came up and told me to move over.
He said because l was a serviceman
l needn't think I could take up the
whole bar.
We'll, I moved over. and he told
me he had a boy overseas who had
been wounded, and asked why ]
wasn't over there, instead of wear
ing uniform around this country
where there wasn't any fighting. l
said, oh, I don't know-if your boy
will do my fighting for me, who am
I to kiek?'
so he got mad and scratched my
face and neck, and it was several
seconds before I could get hold OF
him to make him quit. After he went
and sat down with his wife, came
over to apologize, because I shouldn't
have kidded him like that. But he
was still mad. and he started bawl-
ing me out all over again.
Then finally took his hand and
put 1t on my wooden leg and I said
Listen, sir, what do you think this
Is I'm walking on, an in-grown
cane?'
1T was dirty trick" said Bill
Grant. The poor old dope started
to cry."
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Silver Spring EIks Plan
Discussion Of Boys Club

Plans to establish Silver Spring
Boys Club, under the sponsorship
of the Elks Lodge of Silver Spring
will be discussed at a meeting at
8 pm. Friday at the Elks Clubhouse
on Forest Glen road.
The movement has the approval
of educational leaders and members
of the Montgomery County Juvenile
Court Although the. project at
present is confined to the Silver
Spring area, C. Walter Hendrix
chairman of the Boys Club Com
mittee, said that the scope of the
clubs activities would be county
wide in the future.
Montgomery County Juvenile
Court Judge Frank B. Proctor has
approved the plan and has been in
vited to attend the first meeting
Well-known sports personalities will
be asked to talk to the boys.
The program will emphasize su-
pervised sports and hobbies. AL
boys in the Silver Spring area be-
tween the ages of and 16 are in
vited to attend the meeting.
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Bus Service Planned
From WestmoreIand

The Capital Transit Co. has ap-
piled to the Maryland Public Serv-
ice Commission for a franchise to
inaugurate bus service in the West
moreland, Woodacres and Glen
Echo Park communities in Mont
gomery County, Albert E Brault,
county public utility agent, an
nounced yesterday.
The proposed bus line would start
at Westmoreland Circle at the Dis
trict line. continue out Massachu-
setts avenue and Goldsboro road to
Macarthur boulevard and return
distance of miles. There would
be two zones with Scent fare in
each.
Mr.. Brault said the transit COM
pany is prepared to begin the serv-
ice January %. He added that buses
would be operated at Commute in
tervals during the morning and aft
ernoon rush hours only, with nc
service during the remainder of the
day.
Declaring the residents of the
three communities have sought such
a service for some time, Mr.. Brault
said he has requested the COM
mission to grant the franchise i'm
mediately.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Army Plans to Restore
Belvoir Mansion

Plans to restore Belvoir Mansion
historic seat of Lord William Fair
fax's 5,700, ,000-acre estate in Co.
lonial times, have been announced
by Fort Belyoir officials.
The original mansion was partially
destroyed by fire in 1888. Destruc-
ton was completed in 1912 when
British Warships shelled the build
ings as they sailed up the Potomac
to attack Washington. The ruins
were discovered and partially ,ex-
cayated when the Army took over
the Belvoir tract in 1910.
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JDC OfficiuI to Speak

Eli Rock. former Joint Distribu-
ton Committee official in Germany
will speak at a meeting of the
Women's League of the Arlington
Jewish Center at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row at the Arlington Recreation
Center, $3.50 Wilson boulevard. The
program will include the collection
of articles for the National Jewish
Overseas Relief Supplies Collection
branch of the Joint Distribution
Committee.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
sos Flu Cases Reported
In ARLINGTON in Month

OF total of 578 cases of COM
municable diseases reported in Ar
lington County in December, sos
were Influenza, DR.. Ralph G. Beach
ley, county health director, disclosed
yesterday.
Other cases, he said, included
scarlet fever, 10; pneumonia, Is;
tuberculosis. 13, syphilis, 10, gonor-
rhea, 9; wnooping cough, 4 measles,
2, and chickenpox, l. The usual
quarantine measures were applied.
he said
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Slaughter to Address
Alexandria Chumber

Representative Slaughter, Demo-
crat, OF Missouri, will be guest
speaker at the annual dinner of
the Alexandria Chamber of Com
merce at $50 pm. Friday at the
George Mason Hotel.
Alexandra Building Inspector A.
R. Lash will report on the eity's
building forecast for 1916 and Charles
M. Jones, past president, will report
on the activities of the Chamber
during 1945.
Elliott F. Hoffman, clerk of the
Alexandria Corporation Court and
member of the Chambers board
of directors, will be POSTMASTER
The recently elected president,
Charles Henry Mason, will preside.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Silver Spring Club
To Nominate Officers

The Silver Spring Garden Club
will discuss plans for the year at
its meeting tomorrow at pm. at
Jesup Blair Community House.
"A slate of officers will be presented
by a nominating committee COM
posed of Mrs. Ralph E. Torrey,
chairman; Mrs. Peter Koka and
John B. Wiley. Nominations may
also be made from the floor and the
election will be held at the Febru-
ary meeting.
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CheverIy Town Meeting
To Be Held Tomorrow

Postwar plans for development of
the community will be discussed at
the Cheverly Md Town Meeting
at the Cheverly Community Church
at pm. tomorrow
Bernard W. Scholz, chairman of
the Planning Board, has announced
that some of the topics will be re-
quests of adjoining unincorporated
developments to join the town of
Cheverly; possible revision of the
town charter; possible revamping of
the town government; surveys on the
towns drainage system and lighting
system, and plans for parks, play
grounds and shopping center.
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E. Brooke Lee to Speak
In Chevy Chose tuesday

1t. Col. E. Brooke Lee, of the
Maryland National Capital Park and
Planning Commission, will speak at
a meeting of the Chevy Chase View
Citizens Association at $3.50 pm.
Tuesday in the Kensington Junior
High School.
Preceding Co. Lees talk, there will
be election of officers. Ed Stock, jr.,
is president of the association
Evening star., 1946-01-20
West Montgomery Unit
Of Scouts Plans Dinner

Representative Byrne, Democrat.
of New York, will be the guest
speaker at the annual dinner meet
ing of the West Montgomery District.
Boy Scouts of America, 7 pm. Fri
day at the Kenwood Country Club.
A brief business session will be
held for the election of officers and
the presentation of reports. A musi-
cal program and Scout dramatiza-
ton will conclude the program
All local leaders in scouting and
clubbing, their wives, and friends of
scouting, are invited to the dinner.
Tickets have been mailed to all
Scouts and cubs and also may be
obtained by calling j. H. Willett at
National 1868.
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Legion Post Plans Dance
Friday at Glen Echo

4 The Frank P. Stone Post, Amer
ican Legion, will meet at 8 pm,
Wednesday at the Glen Echo Fire
House.
The post will sponsor a dance at
8 pm. Friday at the fire house to
raise funds for the March of Dimes
for victims of infantile paralysis.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Floyd E. Davis, Jr.,
Heads Alumni Group

Floyd E. Davis, jr, has been
elected president of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School Alumni
Association. Other officers are
Phil Maloney, vice president; Rob-
ert c. Ragan. treasurer; Christine
Schneider, recording secretary, and
Marion Lee Hardesty, correspond
ing secretary The group has con-
tributed s100 to the proposed Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase war memorial.
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Representative to Speak

Representative Byrne, Democrat.
of New York, will be guest speaker
at the annual dinner meeting of
West Montgomery County District.
Boy Scouts of America, at 7 pm.
Friday at the Kenwood Club. The
program will include election of
officers.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Mrs. Bowie Heods Nursery

Mrs. William z. Bowie is the
newly elected president of the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Cooperative
Nursery School. Other officers in
clude Mrs. Godfrey Creyke, jr., vice
president; Mrs. o. A. Peterson,
secretary, and Mrs. William Hays,
treasurer. II
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Slogan Picked 10 Aid
District Campaign
To Obtain Suffrage

armed with new slogan. SYM
bolizing voteless Washington de-
termination to obtain voice in ma
tional Government, Central Suffrage
Conference leaders are confidently
preparing to enter the second week
of their campaign to obtain favor
able action on the -Capper
resolution.
The slogan-"Give the Heart of
Democracy a Voice'-was officially
adopted as the groups rallying cry
yesterday at the close of a week
long contest sponsored by the Con-
ference's National Representation
Committee
It's author was Robert Sullivan,
453l Forty-fourth street NV, 27-
year-old electrical engineer, and,
appropriately, native of the Dis
trict.
Mr.. Sullivan's winning slogan,
picked from more than ] 900 sub
mitted, earned him a s25 Victory
bond prize He was Presented with
the bond at noon yesterday at Con-
ference headquarters in the Wood
ward Building.
The presentation was made by
Wilbur S. Finch, temporary confer
ence chairman, and Harry S. Wen
der. past president of the Fedora
tion of Citizens Associations. who
judged the contest.
Appearing to claim his prize. Mr.
Sullivan reiterated his interest in a
vote for Washington as evidenced
| by his slogan. He said he was par
ticularly concerned with the taxa
ton without representation ele-
ment in his lack of the franchise.
Backs Resolution.
Its about time something was
| done about giving us voice in our
Government" Mr.. Sullivan de-
clared, adding that he considered
the Sumners-Capper resolution a
proper means of rectifying the sit
| uation
The resolution, which would pro-
vide an amendment to the Consti-
tuition to empower Congress to grant
the District representation in Con-
gress and among the presidential
electors, is slated for consideration
by the Senate Judiciary Committee
| on February d
Honorable mention in the slogan
contest was accorded the following
entrants:
Mrs. L. Neuman, 2Sl5 Brandywine
street NV, whose slogan was, I'VE
fight, We pay, we'd like more say,
and E. D. Gibson, $500 Thirty ninth
street NV, submitting Washing
ton, the city without a country"
Junior Board Meets.
Junior Board of Commerce men,
bers will meet at $50 am. tomor-
row in the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee room at the Capitol to urge
committee members to support the
Sumners-Capper measure.
Members of the Conferences Ma
tional Representation Committee
conferred yesterday with Senator
Capper Republican of Kansas, CO.
author of the Sumner-Capper reso-
luton, to plan friendly visits" to
Senate Judiciary Committee men,
bers. Senator Capper urged the
Representation Committee to en-
phasize the sacrifices made in wal
by local servicemen deprived OF
suffrage.
The Conferences National Repre-
sentation Committee will meet al
1890 pm. tomorrow in room 31l4
OF the Municipal Center to discuss
the work of the past week and mar
future strategy.
More than $50 civic, professional
and labor organizations have beer
invited to attend meeting calico
by the steering committee at pm
Tuesday at the District Building tt
organize the conference on a per.
manent basis.
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Broome to Address PTA

DIR. E. w. Broome, Montgomery
County superintendent of schools,
will speak on What Does Education
Do for Children?" at a meeting. of
the Clara Barton School Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm. Tues
day at the school in Glen Echo.
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Social Service Course

Mrs. D. C. Bostwick, Home Service
Chairman for the Fairfax County
Red Gross, has announced a course
in social service will be started Feb
ruary |. Interested women are asked
to contact the chapter house Falls
Church 1885.
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Blodensburg PTA to Meet

Miss Lois Clark, assistant director
of rural educational service, National
Education Association, will speak
on What High Schools Will Offer"
at a meeting of the Bladensburg
High School Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation at pm. tomorrow.
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Post l04 Plans Dance

Barber Briggs Post No. 104 of the
American Legion, Dickerson, Md,
will sponsor dance at pm. Fri
day at the Poolesville High School
to aid the drive against infantile
1 paralysis.
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Bethesda PTA to Meet

John Morrow, of the International
Theatrical and Television Corp, will
talk on "Our Expanding World" at
meeting of the Bethesda Element
ary Parent-Teacher Association at 8
pm. Tuesday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-27

brez strehe in brez vsega ostali.
'Nasa oblast Sc trudi in della,
da pomaga ljudstvu IL tega sla-
bega polozaja. Pomoc prihaja
tudi IL Amerike "a te ljudi. Sc
daj nasa drzava della in gradi po-
rusene stavbe tovarn, popravlja
proge, da Sc obnovi promet, da
Sc CHM preje dvigne in obnovi
naSa mila domovina in da Sc S
tenn. izbrisejo sledovi "a vedno
okupatorskega razdejanja.
''Po tenn strasnem boju in pre-
stanem trpljenju 81 zelimo in
hrepenimo po miru in svobod-
mem zivljenju, katero stoji da-
mes pred Jugoslovanskim naro-
dom. Zato pa vi vsi, nasi dragi,
kateri prebivate v tel lepi deze-
Ii Ameriki in, XII ste rod in kri
slovanske krvi, bodite nam oh
strani v pomoc svojcem, kakor
tudi v pomoc "a obnovo nasi-
kakor tudi vaSi rojstni domo-
vini!
'Torej tukaj v tenn pismu
imas nekoliko podatkov il sta
rega rojstnega kraja. Pomisli, da
v tenn kraju Sc live Tvoji dragi,
Sc stoji tista revna koca, v ka-
teri je Tebi in meni tekla zibel-
ka, oh kateri je mama slonela
slovenska matt!
"Te mole vrstice maj vzbudijo
v Tvojem srcu res bratovsko lju-
bezen, cut in dolznost, katero po
svoji moznosti tudi izpolni in
nudi potrebne pomoci!
"Sprejmi srcne pozdrave cd
meme Tvoje sestre, kakor tudi
cd mojih otrok. Pozdrav vsem
Slovencem v Clevelandu! Tvoja
sestra,
"Katica Lipovec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-27
Dr.. JOso SaSel:

!. V vsej zgodovini je to med
plodnim Posavjem in Podravjem
lezece pogorje, sluzilo vsem pre-
ganjanim in zasledovanim kot
pribezalisce.
Narodu je Sc v spominu, ka-
ko so Settle nase prednike v ca
su strasnih turskih napadov, XII
so grozili, da pretvorijo naso
zemljo v pusto. V njih so v casu
Miklove Zale borci proti -krvo-
locnemu nasilju nasli zazeljeno
oporo, po minuli nevarnosti pa
il njih zopet izsli ma odprto po-
lie, da zacelijo vsekane rane.
Vedno so stale Karavanke proti
nasilju, Settle so preganjane in
zasledovane.
Mad vse jasno pa so sc Kara
vanke izkazale v pravkar minu-
Ii vojni. V zavetju njenih dolov
in dolicev so sc re leta 1912 zasi-
drali odbori Osvobodilne fronte
tako v Lobniku, ma Obirskem, v
Selah it'd. LIE tisti, kdor je po-
znal nemski terror ma teh "rai-
hovskih" tleh, odkoder so "a
vednejse narodnjake ze izselili v
koncentracijska taborisca, bo
znal ceniti ia uspeh. Pa Sc tega
je slanca pomorila, krvavi rab-
iii so te prve aktiviste izsledili
in jih Is v zelezni Kapli postre-
lii.
Avstrijska inozemska propa-
ganda je te slovenske zrtve ne
opraviceno proglasila "a "svo-
je!" Muceniska kri je tudi tn IL
zvala ravno nasproten ucinek,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-27
PISMA z STARECA kRAJA
L Pod pIonine ma Do|eniskem

t.. Mr.. Rudolph Knaus, 19S01 Ke-
vance Ave, je prejel pismo cd
sestre Katice, porocene Lipovec,
il Podplanine blizu cabra ma
Dolenjskem, XII pise:
"Podplanina pri cabru ma
Dolenjskem, q. marca 1916.
"Dragi brat!
'Po dolgem in teskem prica-
kovanju sem prejela Tvoje dra-
go pismo, katerega sem Sc tako
razveselila, da sem Sc razjokala
Oh MEM, kakor malo dete. Yes,
ljubi brat, spoznala sem liz Two
jega pisma, da Sc cults v srcu
bratovsko ljubezen, katera nj
ugasnila, ampak zivi v tujini
daljne Amerike.
'Dragi Rudy, pises, da maj OPT
Sem vojno stanje, kako smo pre-
ziveli te nude case. Da, Iubi
brat, vojna vihra je divjala po
nasi drzavi. Sovrazna okupator-
ia sta opustosila naso lepo Slo-
venijo, kakor tudi Hrvasko in
vse kraje Jugoslavije.
'Pozgane vasi, porusena me-
sta, posekani gozdovi mas spo-
minjajo ma krutega sovraznika,
kateri je stiri leta teptal naso
zemljo. Trpeli smo veliko po-
manjkanje v vseh ozirih, bezali
IL kraja v kraj, da bi Sc izognili
strasne smrti okupatorjevih rok.
'Eni smo ostali Sc pri zivlje-
nju ali veliko stevilo nasih ljudi
pa je izgubilo svoja mlada ziv-
ljenja pod kroglami in nozem
krutega sovraga. Kar nj pomo-
ril nasega ljudstva, ga je izgnal
IL svojih domov v suznost, da
so tam umirali cd lakote. Kar sc
je Sc zivih ljudi vrnilo .nazaj, so
dobili svoje bivse domove po-
zgane, imetja unicena. Sedaj so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-27
DokIer nj Primorsko od|o6eno Jugos|oviiii,
os+one+o bro+o voiski

katero smo Sc vsi borili. Dne Z
aprila 1914 leta; ko so mas ida
Ii, so prisli Nemci po alta in ga
odpeljali V sosednjo vas Grobi
See, kjer je bill izdajalec donna
Tam so ga hoteli obesiti dru
gimi. Kar so pocenjali z MIN je
nepopisno.
"Ko SO ga vsega polomili in
ko SO Sc navelicali ga muciti, SC
zvezanega virgil v en- jarek, kjer
je lezal cell dan. Zraven MISC
pustili nobenega, da bi mu dial
malo vode. Nato proti veceru so
ga peljali ma Prestranek v grad,
ma nemski urad. Istega dne po-
poldne SO Nemci aretirali mamo
in ODE sestri ter jih peljali v
grad, kjer je bill alta zaprt. Tu-
kaj SO jih zaslisevali in prete-
pail. Ia nekaj dni so spustili ma
mo, da je sla domov. Sestre so
odpeljali v internacijo v Mem
Clio. Bile SO v najhujsih polite
nih koncentracijskih taboriscih,
kjer so obsojeni ljudje ma teska
della do smrti.
"Starejsa sestra Ivanka je ime.
la takrat Is let, mlajsa Jelka pa
16 let. Alta SO odpeljali Trst v
zapor v 'Coroneo.' Dne %. apri-
la 1914 leta so ga well ven ter
ga peljali v palace v ulici &c
ga V sredini palace Sc stopnjice
krozijo do zadnjega nadstropja.
Po krogu teh stopnjic so obesili
alta in so drugih tovarisev, med
katerimi so bila tudi mlada de-
kleta in fantje po 16 let start.
"Grozno je bilo. Oceta smo H.
gubili. Mi smo bill pa raztrese-
nj po svetu, da 81 nismo nikoli
mislili, da Sc Sc kdaj vidimo.
Eden "a drugega nismo vedeli,
&c je Sc kdo xiv. Edino uboga
matt, ona je bila donna " oropani
in rabbit hisi. cakala je ma uso-
do, katera pa nj kazala drugega
kot smrt, katera je pretila oh
vsakem koraku.
"Tukaj pri mas Sc je pricelo
prav dobro zivljenje. Industrija
je ze prekoraeila predvojno pro.
dukcijo. Vsi temkujemo "a dvig
in obnovo porusene domovine.
Toda Sc se cutijo udarci tesvoj.
ne, ker nasa drzava je bila do
tai porusena, kakor nobena ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-27
DT. JOSO SOSeI:
Korovonke norodno osvobodiIni borbi
Ponatis il "slovenskesa porosevalca."


kakor SO ga krvoloki pricakova-
Ii: osvobodilno gibanje je med
domacimi klilo nezadrzano da-
lie. ze pozimi leta 1942-43 so
pod Peco prezimili prvi koroski
partizani, Sc probuzali kakor
kralj Matjazeva vojska, zbirali
nadaljnje ubeznike IL nemske
vojske in Sc organizirali v cete.
Znameniti dan 16. marca! Sc
malostevilna, pa v svetem ognju
plameneca ceta izpod Pece je te-
daj izvrsila prvo vojasko akcijo
proti kricecemu nemskemu nasi-
lju in pri Jegartu mad zitaro
vasjo strla glavo gadu Haupt-
mannu, besnemu preganjalcu
Slovencev. To dejanje je trescilo
med Nemce in nemskutarje ka-
kor prvi vigredni grom, nenad-
no in oglusujoce, da Sc logotni
odmev nj vec polegel.
Streli pri Jegartu so odjeknili
po neodresenem Korotanu in
prinesli sproscenje, prebili led, v
katerega so gestapovci vkovali
te trpincene duse! Odjeknili so
po Sloveniji in oznanjali, da Sc
vsi Slovenci, prav vsi zbirajo
pod Titovo zastavo! I'll streli so
odjeknili po vsem zavezniskem
svetu ter mu sporocali, da sc je
prvic v tel gigantski vojski pre-
neslo kopensko bojevanje ma sa-
ma rajhovska tia!
Vneti cuvarji JUNE rajhovske
meje so krcevito zbirali vse raz-
polozljive oborozene sile in jih
gonii ma hajke, neprestane, noe
in dan trajajoce hajke ma par
tizane. Divji low je rjovel po Ka.
ravankah, strasno znani ferol
teutonicus Sc je razbesnel. Toda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-27

Mrs. Frances Skvarca, 1470a
Sylvia Ave-, je prejela pismo cd
necaka Antona Stegel il Orch.
ka, posta Prestanek, Postojna
katerega oce je bill po mucnem
trpincenju obesen z so drugimi
narodnimi muceniki. Fant Sc je
z bratom odlocil, da preje ne
gresta cd vojakov, doklerne bo
Primorska prikljucena Jugosla.
viii, kamor po vsej pravici spa,
da.
Pismo Sc glasi:
"Orehek pri Postojni
13. aprila 1916.
''Draga teta!
~ nepopisnim veseljem in
iskrenostjo Vas najprisrcnejse
pozdravljam ter Sc Yam zahva-
ljujem "a pismo in paket. Vese-
Ii mas, da Sc spominjate ma naso
druzino, ma mas in Vas rojstni
dom, ma mojega oceta, XII je dal
svoje zivljenje "a svobodo in
boljso bodocnost delovnega
Iudstva.
"Tesko nam je, &c pogledamo
ma tiste dneve, XII smo jih do
zivljali v tel strahoviti vojni.
Nemci in njih pomocniki MISC
poznali nobene milosti. Tu so
bill sami umori "a umorom. c.
le vasi so pozgali. Ma Doberdo-
bu so Iubi v Solo zaprli, nato so
poslopje podminirali in vse sku-
paj spustili v zrak.
"V aprilu 1914 leta so il "a
pora 'Coroneo' il Trsta well ven
II nedolznih ljudi ter jih pelja-
Ii ma Opcine in tam postrelili.
Po Trstu so po ulicah obesali
ljudi. Po vaseh pa so pocenjali
reel, o katerih Sc ne more go
voriti. Najrajsi so Nemci ljudi
obesali. Kjer nj bilo primernih
dreves, so pa naredili vislice.
Kadar so obesali, so morali biti
prisotni vsi ljudje IL cele vasi
in tam gledati, kar so oni poce-
Mali. &c je kaksen kaj rekel, so
pa Sc tistega obesili. Mrtve so
pustili obesene, dokler Sc jim je
zdelo, tudi po diva ali tri tedne.
"Sramotno je, kar so pocenja-
Ii domaci izdajalci. Cd prvega
dne je bill alta izvoljen "a tajni-
ka Ljudskega odbora. On je bill
prvi v nasi vasici, XII je organi-
ziral "a Osvobodilno fronto, "a