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Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
COLORED SCOUTS CAMP
Eighty Boys In First Camping
Group at Rising Sun

Negro Boy Scouts of the Del
marva Peninsula are now partici-
pating in two-week encampment
at Camp Horseshoe, Rising Sun,
Maryland, with Negro Scouts of
the Chester County Council, which
operates the camp Eighty Scouts
and their leaders are in camp for
the first week which began Sunday
uAugust III. A second group of
campers are taking their places
August 18 with some Troops stay
ing two weeks. The Del-MarVa
Council delegation is under the
leadership of Field Scout Execu
tives Chester S. Gates of Easton,
Maryland, and Talmadge D. Foster
of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
INSURANCE FOR
CROPS ON SALE
May Choose From Sew
eral Amounts of Insur-
ance Coverage
TO CONTACT FARMERS

Federal crop insurance on win
ter wheat is now on sale at the
New Castle County Agricultural
Conservation office or through
authorized agents, B. T. Hopkins,
County Agricultural Conservation
Chairman announced. Wider
choice in the amount of insurance
he buys is offered the winter
wheat grower this year, according
to Mr.. Hopkins. The buyer can
choose from among several differ
ent amounts of coverage, pay
corresponding premium, and coll
lect a corresponding indemnity in
case of loss. Drought, flood, hail,
insects, or plant diseases can ruin
your wheat crop, but they won't
mean financial ruin for you if you
have crop Insurance." Mr.. Hopkins
said. mo matter what happens,
you will still protect the money
you invested in your crop" Apph-
cations for insurance must be filed
before planting but not later than
September %, 1916 The crop is
protected against all unavoidable
natural risks from planting time
through harvest. During the past
several weeks, meetings have been
held in the county to set up crop
insurance sales organization. The
following have been appointed as
sales agents and will soon be call
ing on wheat farmers: Warren ].
Phillips, Brandywine and Christi
ana Hundred; ]. F. Hurlock, Black
bird Hundred; Frederick E. Bell,
Blackbird Hundred; William Price,
st. Georges Hundred; Herman
Cochran, st. Georges Hundred;
Norman E. Ford and Robert M.
Proud, New Castle and Red Lion
Hundred. ''We want to contact
every wheat farmer if possible" )"
said Mr.. Hopkins. "a high per-
centage of crop insurance coverage
in this county will contribute to
the prosperity of the entire area.
Winter wheat farmers are urged
to stop in at the Agricultural Con-
servation Office if an agent doesn't
call on them soon."
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
DOG WEEK IN SEPTEMBER

Frank H. Clark, Christiana
Road, NJ, New Castle, will head up
Delaware's observance of National
Dog Week, September % to %,
according to an announcement
from National Dog Week head
quarters in New York City. This
year marks the 10Th consecutive
annual observance of National
Dog Week, a movement of nom
profit character which attempts to
make the dog more valuable to his
owner and more acceptable to the
non-owner. General Chairman for
1916 is Lowell Thomas, well-known
lecturer, world traveller and radio
commentator. The seven-point
objectives of National Dog Week
include: 1. A good home for every
dog. 2. Eliminate stray dogs from
the streets. 8. Better informed
dog owners. 4. Teach considera-
tion for dogs and all animals. 5.
Emphasize the dogs use as COM
panion, helper and home protector.
6. Secure fair laws for dogs and
their owners. 7. Teach respect for
the rights of non-dog owners.
Members of his years advisory
committee for National Dog Week
include such nationally prominent
personalities as Henry D. Bixby,
executive vice president of the
American Kennel Club; Sydney III.
Coleman, of the American Humane
Association; James Farquharson,
D. V. M, president of the Ameri-
can Veterinary Medical Associa-
ton; Hon John Phillips, United
States Congress; DR.. James E.
West, Boy Scouts of America; and
Mrs. G. Vaughn Ferguson, nation
al president of the Girl Scout or
ganization.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
VETS GO POLITICAL
Delaware Veterans Seeking Repre-
sentation AS Delegates

Delaware Veterans Seeking Repre-
sentation AS Delegates
Delaware Veterans of World
War II are seeking representation
of veterans as delegates to the Re-
publican and Democratic Party
conventions in Delaware and par
ticipation in helping to draft party
platforms, according to John j.
Pearce. Mr.. Pearce said: "Our
planning committee is at the mo-
ment engaged in preparing sugges-
tions which we hope will be given
serious consideration and will be
included in the platforms of both
parties. Our aim is to improve
government in our state and in its
communities by awakening a sense
of civic responsibility in the gener-
al public"
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
BAND STAGES
FIRST CONCERT
Firemen's Band, Under Di-
rection of Vernon Ford,
Plays at Carnival
PRAISED BY AUDIENCE

On Wednesday evening, August
Z at 8 o'clock p. M, the Smyrna
Firemen's Band, under the direc-
tion of Vernon (Buck) Ford, offici-
ally opened the Fireman's Carnival
on Market Street Plaza. The band
played quite number of we'll
known marches and some specially
arranged selections. Because of
the comments of the audience, and
the encouraging remarks from
everyone, the members of the band
are well pleased and feel that this
reception is an incentive to make
the band one of the best musical
organizations in the State of Del
aware. Every member of the band
appreciate the privilege of being
affiliated with and sponsored by
the Citizens Hose Company and
they express their thanks for the
efforts of the committee members.
John Morris, Vernon Ford and j.
Wells FAIRIES for their untiring eff
forts in promoting the band. Re
hearsals are held every Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Fire
House. The course in band instruc-
tion enables the beginner to play
from graded march books, and
over a period of time, leads on to
difficult marches and selections.
Anyone interested in band work is
invited to come around and meet
"the boys" at any time.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
MariIyn Sword Jack Wilson En-
gagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William Sword of
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marilyn to John E. Will
son III, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
e. Wilson, Jr. of Smyrna. Miss
Sword is graduate of Wyoming
Seminary and expects to graduate
from Hood College, Frederick,
Maryland next June. Mr.. Wilson
graduated from John Bassett
Moore High School in 1943 and at
tended Cornell and Dartmouth
while in the Navy VIZ training
program. Since his discharge he
has been attending the University
of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Nathan F. Ford, 78, Died Here
Sunday, August Ill

Nathan F. Ford, age rs years,
died in Smyrna on August IL. He
was a farmer in this vicinity all his
life and the son of Daniel Ford and
Carolyn Farrow, both of Delaware.
Funeral services were held from
his late residence on Delaware
Street Wednesday afternoon, Aug
ust IA at p. M, with the Rev. ].
L. johnson in charge. Interment
was in the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
He is survived by his sisters, Miss
Unity Ford and Miss Mary Ford,
both of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
ROTARY HOLDS MEETING
Frederick Snyder, Noted Com
mentator is Guest Speaker


Frederick Snyder, noted COM
mentator and lecturer was the
guest speaker at the Inter-City Ro-
tary meeting last Thursday night.
MIR. Snyder's subject was Keeping
Ahead Of the Headlines" AS a
world traveller and lecturer, Mr..
Snyder has attended Rotary meet
ings in all parts of the world. Co
operating with the local club were
the Middletown, Dover and Cam
den-Wyoning clubs. Albert New
comb directed singing; DR.. c. ].
Prickett- president, presided and
George w. Wright, past president
was the chairman for the evening.
Guests were: Past District Gener-
ais H. H. Hanson, Paul Burkholld-
er, William E. Matthews, Jr., the
Hon. Earl Wiley, Dover; Rev.John
Thomas, Middletown; VIM. Boyd,
Dover; w. w. Hynson, and DR.. T.
E. Hynson.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
Record Tourist Crowd

Thousands of vacationists pour
ed into Rehoboth Beach Saturday
and Sunday for record breaking
weekend for the Delaware resort
town. Police estimated that $4,000
visitors jammed the town Satur-
day and an overfowing crowd
packed the town Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
The First Presbyterian Church

Rev. Walter G. Hards of the
First Presbyterian Church an
nounces the following service for
the week: the topic will be THE
Sacredness of Human Life" We
invite you to study the Word of
God with us in Sunday School at
10 a. m. The lessons are graded
and adapted to the different age
groups.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
st. Peters Episcopal Church

st. Peters P. E. Church an
nounces the following services for
Sunday, August 19. Church School
will meet in the Parish House at
10 a. M; morning prayer and SER
mon by the rector at IL a. M, in
the church. Sermon topic, st.
John 8: II, "Condonation Or Con-
demnation. The Church School
and Parish Picnic will be held on
Thursday, August %. Announce
ments regarding the picnic will be
made Sunday at the Church
School service and the morning
prayer service.
Tprinity Church, Clayton
Trinity P. E. Church, Clayton,
announces the service of evening
prayer Sunday, August Is, at 7:3O
p. m. Sermon topic, Hebrews IL:
1, "The Plodders."
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
Pastor Accepts New Charge

Reverend ]. w. Parkins, pastor
of the First Church of the Naz-
arene for the past nine years has
accepted new charge at McCol-
linstown, Penna., near Huntington.
He is to be replaced by Rev. Ger
aid Delks of Millville, N. ].
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
BALL GAMES ANNOUNCED
Postponed Games To Be Played Off
Early Next Week

Ellery Ward announced yester-
day that the two softball games
which were rained out last week
will be played next week. The Old
Men will play Clayton on Monday,
August 19 and The State Police
will play off Wilson Cabinet Com
pany on Tuesday, August 20. Will
son Cabinet Company, scheduled to
oppose Glenn's Soda Shop today
will play tomorrow instead. The
playoff games will be announced
later at the games which are reg
ularly scheduled for Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday at 6:45
p. m. on the school athletic field.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scuse An
nounce Daughters Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Scuse Of
near Smyrna announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Maude Lydia to Mr.. William Lucks
of Wilmington, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Lucks of Wyoming
Miss Scuse is now employed by the
Diamond State Telephone Com
pany of Dover. Mr.. Lucks, after
serving three years in the armed
forces, is now with the DUPONT
Electrical Company of Whining
ton. No definite plans for the
future have as yet been made.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
Wilson Employees Picnic

Employees of the Wilson Cabinet
Company held their annual picnic
at Riverview Beach last Saturday.
The representation at this all-day
affair was reported excellent.
Smyrna times., 1946-08-15
Wesleyan Methodist Church News

Wesleyan Methodist Church, Rev.
Joseph Kephart, pastor, announc-
es the services for week: Wednes-
day night prayer meeting, 7:30.
Sunday School on Sunday at 10
o'clock followed by preaching SER
vice at II o'clock. Song and evan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
POROCILO KROzKA ST. 3

Nasa zadnje seja je bila do
bro obiskana. Sprejele smo 70
pet dven novi clanici in sicer
Frances Malovasic in Pauline
Durjava. Iskreno dobrodosle!
Naprej smo odposlale vso
obleko, kar smo. jo nabrale do
sedaj. Vsega skupaj je bio to
:25 zabojev, XII SO tehtali cd 200
do 250 funtov, kar je re precej
obleke.
Sedaj nam ie dal direktorij
Drustvenega donna ma razpola-
60 prostor "a zbiranje obleke in
cato prinesite odslej vse pri-
kar naravnost v Dom.
V imenu krozka Sc zahvalim
vsem clanicam, XII so pomagale
zlagati in.moskim, XII so vezali
zaboje; dale Mrs. Frances Kau-
5ic, XII nam je dala prostor "a
pobiranje. soblek in Sons Dry
Cleaning XII ,je eistil obleko
brezpiacno (Poslovodja cistil-
nice je zet Louis Znidarsica. }
Priporocan Tclanicam, da je ma
klonjeno podjetju.
Pri krozku imamo sedaj sti-
ri bolne clanice in to SO: Fran
ces MezgeE. Frances Susman,
Mary Nagode in Antonija Ire
bee, XII Sc nahaja v Glenville
bolnisnici. Zelim jim hitrega
okrevanja, clahice We pa jih obi,
scite, ker v bolezni je prijatelj-
stvo drustvenih tovarisic prav
dobrodoslo.
Nasa prihodnja seja DO g.
marca in ker imamo "a ukrepa.
tt veliko reci radi piknika, Xxi
Sc DO vrsH, enkrat poleti in pa
glede proslave desetletnice OBJ
stoja nasega krozka, pridite
gotovo v velikem stevilu.
Mary ster, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

kako more biti komu Sc nejasno da je nase TRIP
enje striletni voni bio darovano prv vrs nase
Primore? Kdor bi zmed Sovencev zele odtrgat dra
gocen kos nase zemie il nash ro Cd nasega skupnega
teesa takem nj pojma tis nujni enotnost vsakega
naroda teda ko gre b ali biti Maj ga voi to
takih dejanj sebienost uzaenost, mascevanos morda
osebno przadeta krivica-kar ko tako delo in dea-
ME Sc imenuje med vsemi narodi veleizdaja.
Zares gre "a mas Trst Prav seda gre, prav sedaj e
zbrana druzba Londonu XII bo preresala dokaze
tere prnes zastopniki Sovenie in Jugoslavije
leno mizo. Vse noel moo Slovenc XII drugaee mo-
rejo udeezevat duhovne borbe Trs da b zmaga-
la pravca Trdno upamo to zmago Sal bi bila nasa
ca do obupa potra sue kraske skae b morale tociti
solze ko bi njh rod po okh eth suznost Sc ne bill pri
kljucen Sloveniji in Jugosav kamor spada in kaor e
suznost e cd tega hrepenenja erpa moc da je ako
naSko vzdrzaI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

Sesek, Josephine Cebul, Bertha
Zaic, Jennie Preskar, Mary Sc
gulin, Pauline Durjava in Joha-
ma Kraincic $1.25 in Mary
Obreza SOC.
Torej Sc enkrat vsem prav
iskrena hvala!
Mary Ster, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
KrOzki
por0cajo...
EUCLIDSKI KROEEK SE
ZAHVAJUJE

"B a by Shower katerega
smo priredile "Progresivne Slo-
venke' krozka st. 3 v Euclidu
dne 13. januarja V Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave., Sc je nenavadno dobro
obnesel. Zato Sc zelimo najlepse
zahvaliti vsem, XII ste Sc tako
blagodusno odzvali nasemu xii
GU, da bono tako v stanu vsaj
nekoliko olajsati bedo in gorje,
katero morajo trpeti nedolzni
.otroeici v Jugoslaviji.
Vsega skupaj stejemo, da
smo prejele obleki in denar-
ju v vrednosti okrog $500. To-
da ia nasa kampanja tenn Sc
nj koncana. Delati in zbirati mo-
ramo in hocemo Sc kar naprej,
da tenn revezem pomagamo do
najpotrebnejsega.
Poleg darovalcem Sc zeli kro-
EEK tud zahvaliti direktorju
Donna "a brezplacno dvorano in
vsem dehvcem, XII so pomagali
omenjeni dan. Hvala tudi "Ena-
kopravnosti'. Podpirajmo list
in tiskarno.
Tu slede imena darovalcev v
3otovini.
Pc $40: Druzina Frank Kav-
:ic in Theresa Frank.
Po $5 sledece druzine: John
Parme, Frank Cesen, Anton We
har, Frank Spelic, Charles Lam
pc, James Rotter, Andrew Noch,
Charles Wick, Riko Kogoj, John
Nosse, John Mullec, Kozar, No
ttingham Winery. Posamezniki
Louis Hafner, Anton Zorko,
Louie Kantz, Louise Flaisman,
Frank Mohorcic, Antonija Sve-
tex.
Pc 81: Louise Krashoc.
Pc So: Agnes Lovelock, Gu
sti Zupancic, Frank Jakomin,
Leopolda Oshaben, Frances Va
lentine.
Po So: Mary Polar, Mary
Starina, Albina Vehar, Olga
Leskovec, Mary Bolka, Jennie
Hrvatin, Agnes Urankar, Jo-
sephine Dolsak, George Nagode,
Frank Znidarsic, Joe Strazisar,
Anna zele, Frances lie, Angela
Ogrin.
Po' 81: Anton Cepelnik, DR.
Mount, Jennie Srobot, Steve Lo.
kar, Anton Adam, Theresa Je.
rale, Josephine Mezget, John
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
ZAVIHAJMO ROKAVE IN PO-
GUMNO NAPREJ!

Mesec februar je ze pri kra-
ju in dasi S e m m alo pozna
upam, da DO to poroeilo dospe-
10 OBJ pravem casu "a priobeitev
ma nasi "Progresivni" strani
"Enakopravnosti''. Vem, da ste
clanice radovedne, kako sta iz-
padli nasi -Hzadnji dve priredbi,
namrec "s}lower" "a iugoslo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

, vanske solske' otrole in pa igra.
Februar je bill res kratek, am
pax "a mas Sc je izkazal pravi
blagoslov., Clanice: smo bile kar
malo bojazljive, ces, priredba
"a sprejem delegacije Rdecega
kriza je ravnokar minula in
imeti tako hitro "a tenn zopet
["shower' bo malo tezko prica-
kovati uspeh. Toda izkazalo Sc
/ ie, da kadar nase clanice en-
krat podpro in Sc vnamejo' "a
emo rec, to tudi drzi. Uspeh je
bill naravnost sijajen! Hvala
VAN! V denarju je eistega pre-
ostanka $738, vrednost prispev-
kov v blagu inf solskih potreb-
scinah pa nanese skupno pri-
blizno en- tisoc. v bliznji bodoc-
nosti bo priobcen imenik vseh
darovalcev.
Deset dni pozneje, II. febru-
aria smo ze imele igro "Stari
grehi'' in veselico. Zopet sijaj-
ma udelezba! Ljudje so Sc ma
smejali do solz in dali vrlim
Eigralcem priznanje burnim
aplavzom vse skozi predstavo.
Smeh Sc je cul prav ma ulico in
vse je bilo zidane wolfe. Ma We
Serni Piles je prislo toliko mia
dine, da je bila dvorana prav
natlacena. Skupnega prometa je
bilo okrog 81, 100 in eistega pre-
ostanka $3.50.
Oh zakljueku veselice so bile
nase delavke precej izmueene,
ampak vsem je zarelo veselje
iz obraza. Uspeh prve in druge
prireditve je bill njih nagrada.
Radi slabega vremena, bo-
lezni in zaposlenosti, pride de-
10 vedno ma enc in iste osebe.
Dostikrat delajo nekatere ela-
nice vec, kot telesno zmorejo in
kot Jim dopusea njih zdravje.
Vendar progresivna zena cuti
potrebe casa. Ona We, &c ne DO
delala, da bi j njena vest oci-
tala zanemarjenje svojih dok-
nosti; ona We, da &c bi krizem
,roke drzala, bi bila sokriva
| umrljivosti otrok v Jugoslavi-
il, kakor ie bill kriv sovraznik,
XII jh je moril in mueil.
| Da, nase "Progresivne Slo-
venke" della jo in bodo Sc delale
| in to desetkrat vec, kot zene, Xxi
pripadajo drugim organizaci-
jam ali XII sploh MISC mixer.
Cenjene Slovenke, sedaj, ko
dobivate pisna cd svojcev in vi
dite, kaj "a emo gorje tare do
gmovino, zdramite sc ze! Pridite
v nase vrste in pomagajte.
I Kaj bi poeele, &c bi vam hi.
lse gorele in bi bill vasi najdraz.
Iii Y nevarnosti, pa BIZ prisli SO.
|sedje in mirno gledali? Ali ne
Ebi vaSa srca krvaveia? =? Kaksna
bi bila vasa custva do teh Iu.
di? OdgoVor veste prav dobro!
Storite: torej kar vann veleva
Inasa vest in srce.
| Cas- je, da vse brez izjeme "a.
lvihamo rokave, saj sn1o vse slo.
Ivanske krvi! Ma deio!
j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
Znanje je blagostanje!

V knjigi "A Nation of Ne.
lions" je veliko podafkov o Ans-
,riki in Amerikancev. Kdor 90
zeli resnicno prepriSatL mai pre-
cita. oziroma 81 nabavi ornenje-
no knjigo. 3pisal 10 10 naS mar.
.ljivi. poznani in spostovani anne
riskcslovsnski pissaSH Louis
Adamic. Knjigo 81 lshko preskr-
bits pri mas, v uTsdnisfvu Erta-
kopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
POSNEMANJA VREDNO

Mrs. Mary Jerse, 379 E., 1862
ST., je darovala So za otrosko
bolnisnico Y Jugoslaviji mesto
yenca "a pokojno Elizabeth
smrdel. odbor Sc j zahvaljuje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
MQ1 SROMIlgI Oh PET
MbvAJSE1LE4NICI

+ Z
postelji. Kako zaceti, mi della
precej preglavic, ker sem Y zad-
MEM casu precej opustila pi-
SAME; vendar bonn skusala vse-
emo, dasiravno vem,. da ne born
zadostila VS. e m predpisom. -
.Upana pa, da nai DO ponagala
nasa glavna urednica ga. Grill
iNanusch v toiko, da be- vredno
priobcitve v nasen1 glasiluy.
Lue sveta sem zagledala v
.prijazni vasici zadvor pri Ljub-
Iani. Moja de5inska leta MISC
bila proved z rozicami postlana.
&c va1la povem, da sem bila
.osmi in zadnji otrok v druzini
mojih starsev, XII so sluzili kruh
Ease in "a mas osmero otrok s
.prostini rokami, potem lahko
sodite nase zivljenje.
Ko snao priceli otroci odra-
scati, smo sli eden "a drugim "a
kruhom po svetu.
Oh snrti mojega oceta, smo
ostali zivi Sc samo stirje izmed
osmerice otrok. JAZZ, kot mai
mlajsa, sem ostala pri materi-
vdovi. Tedaj sem vse materine
bolecine razumela drugace, ka-
kor jih razumem danes.
Leto 1916 je jubilejno leto
mojih spominov. Pred petin-
dvajsetimi lett sem izgubila mo-
jo ljubo mamo in takrat sem
zaprla v mole srce vse bolecine
in gorje ter sklenila prenasati
trpljenje lie sama Ease. \
Bio je leta 1920, oh slovesu
cd mole rojstne domovine, ko
sem spoznala in zacutila hu-
dobnost sveta. Tedaj sem gla-
som izpovedi mole tete Marie
izvedela, kako kruto je bila ma
sa celia druzina prevarana "a
imetje, XII je pripadalo le nam
otrokom. Oh slovesu pri moji
teti so mi prisle v spomin be-
sede mojega umirajoeega oce-
ia. 1zrekel jih je diva dni pred
svojo snrtjo.. Ma ponovno pros
MO tete Marije, maj JAZZ ka j
ukrenem radi imetja, XII pripa-
da nam, sem Sc po dolgem mol
ku ozrla ma posestvo in ponovi-
Ia ocetove besede: maj vam
zgori ma dusi!" - Nato sem s,
obiskala grob mojih roditeljev
in zapustila mojo rodno zemljo.
Leta 1920 mi je noga stopila
ma svobodno a1nerisko zemljo,
pripravljena kljubovati vsem
tczkoeam in zaprekam. Takoj
prihodnje leto' sem Sc porocila
in seveda, kakor VISA druga de-
kleta mole starosti, najlepsi-
mi nadami v srcu. Tedaj Sc je
zacela druga trnjeva pot mole
ga zivlenja.
Ko Sc mi je rodilo prvo dete
- heerka - sem bila preprica-
ma, da Sc mi je nasmejala sreca,
po kateri sem tako dolgo hre-
penela., In ko Sc mi je oh letu
prvega otroka rodiI sin, tedaj
nisem vee mislila nazaj - ma
zaj pretekla leta - sal sem
imela ono, kar sem 81 najbolj
zelela!.
Otroci so dorascali in dasi-
ravno. ja bilo trpljenje in bole-
zen ma dnepnen redu, vendar
smo vse prenesi in prestali, ker
moi namen je BID vzgojiti otro-
ke tako, da bosta nekoe dobra
elana cloveske druzbe.. ~
. Ko je odhajala hcerka v sta
70 domovino v solo, mi nj mo-
goce 'opisati mojih bolecin. Nj
komur nisem potozila, ker sem
smatrala, da bi nae niilee ne
mogel razumeti. Pc stirih letih
Sc mi je vrnila zdrava in srec-
ma ter mi je danes zeio hvalez-
ma "a zrtev, XII. sem jo doprine-
sla zanjo. Imela je priliko vide
ii lepo slovensko zemljo = do
movino svojih starsev.
Sest mesecev po vrnitvi hcer-
-. "