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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Edward Cramer, Miss Jeanne FISH
er. Miss Matlack received many
lovely gifts.
Pastor of London Church
Visits In Redwood
Rev. Stanley Plunkett, of Lon
don, England, visited his sister,
Mrs. Ralph Starting several days
this week. Rev. Plunkett is pastor
of a church in London. He arrived
in April having been sent as a dele
gate from the Baptist Union OF
England and Ireland to the two
Baptist conventions in the United
States. He attended the conven-
ton of the southern Baptists but
owing to the threatened railroad
strike at the time, was unable to
attend the Northern Baptist Con-
vention, which was held at Grand
! Rapids, Mich. His wife and child
rem are visiting relatives in New
Jersey. They plan to return to
England in September.
Rev. Plunkett described the con-
ditions in England as serious so
| far as the work of the churches is
concerned. He says that fully Is
per cent of the church in London
are either totally or partially de-
stroyed. Many congregations are
Injecting in small rooms which are
inadequate. Many pastors are
working in areas where all the
buildings have been destroyed by
the bombings. His church, the
Herne Hill Baptist church, has
been very fortunate, in that it has
not been severely damaged.
This church, which was built in
1890, carries a belfry and has bell
which is used regularly. This is
i very unusual in England as there
is a state law that no church but
the Church of England may ring a
bell to call its congregation to wor-
ship. While this church was being
constructed a member of the con-
gregation, a Mr.. Tucker, came to
| Canada on a business trip and
while there was so impressed by
the church bells on Sunday that he
gave a considerable sum of money
for the erection of belfry on the
Herne Hill church. This is the only
church in England besides the state
church which rings bell to cal
it's members to worship on Sunday
The itinerary which was set VI
for Rev. Plunkett has carried hin
into fourteen states and all the
large cities in the eastern part o
the United Safes. The purpose o
his trip is to acquaint American
| with the needs of the Baptis
churches in England. He says tha
the English need financial aid t,
restore their buildings and that tn
Europeans need food now NOR
than they need money. The eX
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

change in the various European
countries is so unstable at the pre-
sent time that money is of very
little value but food is needed bad
ly. He says that England is send
ing all the food into Europe that
she can possibly spare.
Last Sunday was the scene of a
bountiful picnic dinner served on
the lawn of Mrs. Jesse Roberts,
Mrs. Russell Roberts, and Miss
Ruth Roberts at the formers s
home. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Sager and children, all of LaRue
Mr. and Mrs. Donald White, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hoffman and
daughters, of near Richwood; MIR.
Russell Roberts and daughter, Mr..
Jesse Roberts, and the hoStesses.
Afternoon visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Z. Davis and Miss Adella
Davis, of Columbus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22
BY MRS. r. j. LANGsTAFF

Mrs. r. ]. Langstaff, Mrs. Bert
Engelsen and little son, Michel, of
Winterhaven, Fla, are visiting
Mrs. Engelson's sister, Mrs. Roy
Warren and family.
Miss Marlene Kirby, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirby is a
patient at White Cross hospital,
Columbus, where she underwent
an operation on her ankle last Fri
day. Miss Kirby has suffered from
an injury to her leg about five
years ago. She is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fox left
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Redwood last Friday for a motor
trip to Nova Scotia. On Saturday,
the passed through Mentor, Ohio,
where they visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Baker, who
formerly lived in Redwood. Later
they stopped at Erie, Pa, where
they spent some time at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LeMaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Werner
retuned to Redwood Friday after
spending about ten days in Attica,
New York, where they visited rel
atives. They were accompanied by
their grandson, Bobbie Roberts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Strawberry Loss
Removing the stems Of strawber-
ries before washing causes some
loss of vitamin c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17
WANTED

WANTED YOUR OLD MATTRESS
to sterlize and make like new. One
day service, All work guaranteed.
finisher with 10 years experience.
Vance Bedding Co, South William
ST, Henderson, Formerly Hend-
erSOn Mattress Co. 14-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17
WANTED TO RENT

House OR APARTMENT WANTED
for zmaIl family. Notify manager,
Henderson Bus Lines, phone 30l-J
or 43N-J. l3-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17
FOR RENT

FARM FOR RENT. FOUR ACRES
tobacco on shares. Land ploWed,
ready to Put fertilizer in. G.. W.
EaVes, Phone 3704, Near EPSON.
l4-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17
BUILDING SUPPLIES

REPAIR YOUR ROOF WITH OUR
plastic roof cement. We also carry
rOol roofing. rcuT cement coating
and barn and roof paint Watkins
Hardware Company. li-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17

GLASS IN ALL POPULAR SIZES
FaIAner's Building Supply, Court
in front of Courthouse, phone l9.
lG-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17

STOP AND SEE THE FRIEDRICH
tobacco barn furnace and stoker
at City Fuel Co. 5-l8-22
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17

Jasper E. Hicks,
Attorney.
1926 -3-10-17-24
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-17

FIPE FITTINGS ACID CORE
solder, bar solder, grinding stones,
front door locks, double-action
hinges, cabinet hardware, screen
door sets, garden tools and other
hardware needs at Falkncr's Bulld-
ing Supply, Court street in front
Of Courthouse, phone l9. l1-2u
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20
OIL INDUSTRY INTENsIFIEs RESEARCH

Industry always searching for and better products put
the market spending estimated research
the year The oil industry of the leaders in such
NJ H. chairman of Chicago Section of American
Chemical Society and senior ehnog of the chemical poduc
Standard Oil ndiana) said recently that
thousands of American manufacturing companies which do
research establish research departments they hold
their modern competition He said THE chemists and
chemical engineers in industry furnish the plans which indus
trial progress is based"
subsidiary oil company spent $27000000
research since its inception prior to the This in
research has brought about chronological advances in all
phases of the petroleum industry geophysca methods of expora
efficient methods gasoline recovery refinery
tehnque the latter involving wide of thermal and caa
yc processes which insure the public superior fuels lubricants
and hundreds of speciality products and chemicals used in
field Advances of research Pearl Harbor made possible the
imposing accomplishments of the petroleum industry during the
among touene 100ocane gasoline synthetic rubber
high duty ubrcang oils navy fuels Research the life blood
of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20

THE proposed pipeline. accord
ing to the application, win parallel
an existing s-inch pipeline and is
for the purpose of transporting adj
ditional natural gas for distribution
in communities now served by the
company and for the transportation
of gas from Bowdoin field during
summer and off-peak periods for
representing and storing in Baker
Glendive field to be withdrawn dur
ing periods of heavy demand to
more nearly meet peaks upon the
system. This proposed method of
operating is necessary, it is claimed,
to offset the effect of declining rock
pressure in the r-Glendive
field. The project is estimated to
cost between $250,0O0 and $500, 900.
"Montana-Dakota serves natural
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20

The fastest dogs In the world are
In Siberia. Tlaey lave 60 be- The
trees are miles apart.
Golf is gsnsa In which a bah
Ia inches in diameter as placed
on another ball 1900 xnAAas In dsaznr
eter. The object of tire game Is 20
hit the small ball
Father: did / hear the cloek
strike three when ycu came In Iast
Junior: eyes, Dad, 1t was going 70
strike IL, but ! stopped II 90 II
wouldn't wake you up"
Mr.. Ito butler): Announce Mr..
and Mrs. Penny and daughter"
Butler announcing IN a loud
voice.: Three cents
Remember this advice, my sweet,
MemoriZe 1t completely
If ever you are indIsereef,
Be indiscreet, discreetly.
A man was filling cut an applica-
ton for life insurance. His father
had been hanged, but he did not
want to admit the fact. So when 1t
came to fill In cause of fathers
death" he wrote the following: Met
death at a public function, during
which the platform on which he
was standing gave way beneath
him.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20

/ guess you'd call her an old
fashioned girl at least that's all
she ever drinks.
A lease broker we know has
started taking highballs for his in
somnia. He finds that If they don't
put him 70 sleep they make him
satisfied to stay awake.
Mummy, do they have oil wells
in Heaven?" asked the three-year-
mo, dear. They have to have
drillers before they can have oil
wells" replied mother.
A girls voice was heard in bomb
shelter: Get your dirty hand off
my knee. No, not you Your
What's that perfume smell?"
"Sachet."
"Sachet? Why that's something
you put In drawers. "
Yeah, I know. Uncomfortable,
isn't it?"
The way girls appear on the
streets nowadays in Stacks it's hard
TO know whether there's girl
walking ahead of you, or man
with grapefruit In each hip pocket.
A celebrated lawyer once said
that the three most troublesome
clients he ever had were young
lady who wanted to be married, q
married woman who wanted di-
v0rce, and an old maid who didn't
know what she wanted.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20
MOntana-Dakota Utilities Seeks
Permit for Additional Gas Line

Dakota Utilities Company has applied for authorization
and operate 285 miles of 034nch gas transmission
pipeline Valley county in addition existing installations the
federal power commission has announced Says the
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20

gas from this system at retail to a
number of communities principally
in Montana, North Dakota and
South Dakota"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-07-20

We hear talk of balancing the
budget from Washington, which
does contain some fair-to-middlin'
jugglers.-The Eagle, Milton, Ore.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
nno0rn 3icht peneS
aus Ucrfchr 3tsriise

8iiOapeit - 9os iitrgnriIAe ST.
tian5miniiterilim or0nete Ole 3uriid-
5iebltrg oes 8etgo aus Dem Der
febr an. 8ei elmer pbnntoitiiden
SiifIotion bottle ct Die idipinoelnoe
Sobe bon 10000 100000
100000 $500 Grilionen) gum ONE
rifaniiden Dollar erreidt.
Dor Dem &rieg mar Der 8engo
29.12 Gents inert geipeien.
Ser 8engO mur0e erlett 0nrn 0et
fompIi5ierten uSrtoer Bengo~, Sen
Ole nnearn nIgemein oer YSteuer-
8ettgo" tternen, Ga er I'M Snnunr
bouptldhli6 5ur 8e5nblltng Der
Steuern geihaffen tplirbe. Ser Sstl-
Der 8engo tolidte I'M geiuobnlidet
@el6Gftsonstnnid 5nerit Dor ttnee-
fGbr elmer @ode anf. Sein Wert
baiiert aif @reiIen, @ebGItern uu0
5ablreiden an0eren Sn0ices Der
@irtIhaft.
Der nmerifanii6e Collar iplr0e
Iestbin nit 6,5Oo,ooo Suoer geu-
g0s notiert.
Sn amtlihen &reiIen qab man
Ser Soffnuitg 9ttsOrlld, 0oB iid Der
Sitoer @engO 8iefnLid ftobil bis oitrrt
/. AirguIt erboIten miro, tuenn cine
neiie @dbrung, genonnt o5orints"
in @riheimtng treten miro. Der
@ert oes o6orints" lit nod nidt
,efanntaeaebn etproe0
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
DISCRIMINATION pcit
OP2IsG kcf befiirAtC

Sn einem &inOfunfoortrag, ben G
IN 8oi6ington iiber oos gdgG-Ro
Oioneb belt, i6iIoerte Der G1ef be
S8I, Baitl sYorter, elm 0iiitere
gilo fin Sen our6idnittIi6en @me
rifoner, fals Die SB4-&0HItpreiit
mie lie am 80. SUM- beitonOer, mid
mie0er einsefii6rt tDiiroen.
gr erfldrte, mir bGtten bisber mi
einen iebr ifpDaten 8orgeItma(
gebabt. @r oergli1 Oie @efabre
elmer Snflntion nit Der &ettenreaf
ton ser Mtontbombe (pobei Elm @ir
f%ungsanitoB INNER meitergeben0
8irfungert nusloiD.
,@enn 0ieie &eaftion crit ridti}
beginnt, 10 betonte Borter, noam
merOen einige 9S4elserbobungen, OF
man bisber geIeben bat, lid i'm Ser
gleid ais milt5ig 0nriteuen Sd
Oeltfe onbei nift an 2onumsfotolett
fir 70 Gents ooer Butter fir 81
pro 8f1no o0er an Souien0e Doi
ungerentfertigten Mietsiteigerun
gen unO Auffor0errngen ousou5ie
ben.
sd oenfe babel OIL 8reiserb0
bungeit fir &obmoterioI, an Yreis
erb0bnngeft 0ie iid nits irgettO Ell
nem @runoe bisber nod nift in
SleinburOel nlisgetpirft bnben. 9ei
pone l1mfong Oieier Hreiserbobun
gen miro iid fiibIbor MAIDEN, faus
Die S06itpreiie nidt iofort mieoei
Bergelteat meroen."
@1bren0 Der erlten eff Gage nod
Dem gnOe ser S94 lei ser 9reisin
Der fir % miftige 8nren Inn IL.
Gro3eft geitiegen. Die grbObunger
fir einige 8oren leien nitf oag Nlif.
6oren BON CHICKERING'S : Subii0ien
8uriid8ufiibren gefueien. Sierau ge.
borten: Butter, S1tpeine, 8ieb.I
3uder, &affee, GIpfer, 8Iei uno.
3inf.
Sn ser grtlGrung bieIer Sc.
i11ftsleute, 0aB tie iid oerpfIihte-
ten, ibr 8eites gum @eibebalten Der
aIten 8reiie aud obne SYM 5u
tltn, tonne man no1 @prter leiht
cine, nuf frommes Soften nbge-
itinttnt, y1ote eitt0efen. Sic meiiten
0ieeIr 2el1te meinten ebrlid, mas tie
Iogtert, urto oie1eift f0nnten tie Die
8oreil, Sic tie nitf 2oeer bdtten,
gum olten 8reiS b%erfn1fen.
,,Mber", 10 fubr 8orter fort, ,,tpnS
mas miro gei1e9ett penn oieie $50
rem berfouft iitt0? @ns miro ge-
I1ebetL menit Die &ettenrenfion Der
SnfIotion pirfli9 beginnt - ir-
genOmo I'M Mngang Ser Hro0uftions-
ODER 8ertriebslinie2"
Ginige 2eute bebaupteterL cine
ui1aufboltlmne SnfIntion pdre bier
nidt moglid. @ier8u meinte 8or-
ter: sd wunoere Mid manhmoI,
mo- 2eute bic 10 optimiltiid iiber Die
3ufunft obne Breisfontroae 0enfen
ibre mathematician &%enntniiie Der
baben. Neir molten ibre @eonnfen
nidt in 6en &opf geben, oaB nur
bun0erttauIen0e 8eripre6ungen uho
bier5ig Miaionen 9nusfrauen nOtig
m1ren, Inn in ben altgenblifli6en
i6peren 3eiten cine Sta6ilitdt Ser
Treiie ber5uIteaen."
Cine Ser @riinOe, marum iid Bis
Der nibt nod meitere 8reiserbo-
bullgen ge8eigt bdtten, pore ole Got
Iode, Bob piele omerifaniide &c
i6dfts5peige a~iisenbIidIid tntid9-
Iid) itin itdnoen. BieIe Sertilfnbri-
fen nrbeiteten iiberbnupt nidt ltnO
ndbmen aith feline Altftrdge enfge-
gen, neil Tie nidt wiiBten, mas lie
aus Der &reislage MAIDEN ionen.
~
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19

bier MiHinroen Dollars foroern
miro. &uf oieie Sobe peronIdIogt
Die &egierung BEN Shooen, ser Dem
2onoe bon ben 9eutlden 5ugefiigt
mor0en lit.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
(s0riTetuna lulai.)
Gldtestcn fcrOcrit A
1ltiaiarOcft RESPIRATION

8rag - Sin 8eridt Ser tideho-
llopofiIden &egierung an Ons 8ar-
ser &epubIif iteTt felt oob
lie SidedoiIoWnfei BON Deutihlato
ReparationeH I'M @erte pom rano
Washington Journal., 1946-07-19
NItes @ieaenfinh

sgead Dem GinLsft gu urteiIen,
mnB G9lree @iege in Sdbien geftan-s
6en9 D eR9, 6r1il[ein2s1
sd ater crit pom 3to6tfteu Sabre
ahl"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
JOHN KNITTED.

kovi "a piscalko; dopolnjevala
sta teatralicni moment procesa.
Tereza je sedla ma klop in v ME
mem srcu je bio gorje. Meme
oci so tezko pocivale ma Gott-
friedu in on je vracal njen po-
gled S tho vdanostjo. Won Brei-
tenwyl je sepetaje prigovarjal
enemu izmed policajev, toda
MOI postave je zmajal z glavo
in rekel: "Prepovedano!" Won
Breitenwyl nj popustil, toda po-
licaj sc nj hotel vdati. Nazad-
ME je postal Won Breitenwyl bo-
jevit.
"Nobene pravice inmate, da
hi ravnali mojima klientoma
kakor zlocincema!' je dejal
glasno. "Nista Sc obsojena."
"Nase povelje, gospod do
ktor."
"Vrag maj vzame vasa pove-
liza! Deset minut, to je vse, kar
zahtevam. Da, cetudi lie pet mi
nut! Nemara 81 morata pove-
dati kaj vaznega.'
"Kdo We, &c 81 ne bosta kaj
prizadejala ?"
''Nesmisel! Ia to bi nasla re
davno cas-. Naprej, ne bodite
neumni. Ne smete tema Glove
koma ravnati kakor zlocince-
ma"
Bernski strazmojster je po-
mignil svojemu tovarisu in paz-
nici, maj MIN zapustita sobo.
Vrata so ostala odprta. Brei-
tenwyl je stopil k vratom, Sc
okrenil S hrbtom v soho in gle
dal ma kamnit hodnik. Gottfried
in Tereza sc nista zganila; cd
dalec sta strmela drug v dru-
gega in zdelo Sc je, da lezi med
NINA yes svet in ju loci. Nju.
ne temne trepalnice so Sc vlaz-
no blescale kakor jutranja ro-
sa. Nenadoma Sc je pokazal v
njenih ustnih kotih izgubljen
smehljaj.
| "Najljubsi Gottfried!' je "a.
sepetala. ives cas- 81 bill take
neumen! Oj, zakaj Sc nisi potru.
dill, da bi Sc resil?'
''Nekega dne,' je odvrnil
me boS nemara' razumela."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

kar sem imela. Samo otroke in
nekaj zivine sem resila il ognja.
Tako da sedaj, ko Sc bliza zima,
smo vsi cisto bosi in brez oble-
ke. Kar mas je ma Dolenjskem,
smo Sc vsi obrnili ma svojce v
Ameriki, kdor ina koga tam,
da jih prosimo pomoei, kakor
kateri more.
"Vecinoma so dobili pakete.
Zato Vas Sc JAZZ prosim, draga
teta, &c bi nabrali kaj stare
obleke in obutve. &c inmate sa-
mi kaj takega, pa prosim, poi
dite k vasim znancem, pa jih
prosite "a pomoc zane, ker to
DO prva pomoc meni. JAZZ imam
st. 37-38 "a obutev in moi MOI
pa 42--43, &c mi boste kaj obut.
We pOslall.
"Mati mojega moza Sc zivijo
in imajo stiri hcere pri sebi
ampak zivimo vsak Ease. Seda.
Vas pa prosim, da mi takoj cd.
pisete, kako ste vi kaj prezive'
Ii vojno in &c ste Sc vsi zivi osta'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

"Sporocam Vam cd Blazevih.
Ito je druzina cd mojega mo-
za). - zivi so BE vsi, samo dru-
Tina je velika in revscina. Tako
pa nj nobena hisa unicena ka-
kor moi in Vas rojstni dom.
Hcerka cd mole ubite sestre
Micke je pri meni, stara je 10
let. Je precej postayno dekle in
malo vecja, kot je bila njena
pokojna matt. Tudi zanjo pro-
sim kaksen mill dar.
"Prosim Vas, &c mi ne more
te mic poslati v blagu, pa mi vsaj
odpisete, da bonn vedela, da ste
dobili mole pismo. Zdaj koncam
mole pisanje in Vas vse skupaj
lepo pozdravljam, Vas, Vasega
moza in otroke. Zbogom,
"Veronika Mrvar".
Pripomba: Polanske Nance
hisa je tudi celia ostala, &c il
boste povedali. (Ne vem "a MEN
naslov, samo vem, da sc pise Ko-
mentar in da sc nahaja nekje v
! Clevelandu, o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

brez starsev, ceprav smo vsi 3D.
rasli.
"Smrti mole name in dveh
mojih sester so krivi Novzilove
France sinovi in Sumec liz Vrla-
Ike. I'll so jih zatozili, da so ku-
hale partizanom. Nato so prisli
Nemci v hiso, pa kolikor jih je
bio donna ljudi, toliko so jih
well in gnali v Meme Stevni-
ce. (To je majhen smrekov 60
zdicek v dolini, blizu nase vasi
Valicna vas.) - Tam so jih po-
bill Nemci. Ne smem Sc spom-
nit dneva, ko sem vse to videla.
Lahko 81 mislite, draga teta,
kako me je bolelo srce.
"Tako da ma mojem in Va
Sem rojstnem domu nj nobene-
ga cloveka, je cisto prazna hi
sa. Diva brata, XII nista Sc poro-
cena, sta Sc ziva, ker sta bila
vse cd zacetka pri partizanih.
Brat Joze je pa porocen, pa je
precej bolehen in ina veliko
druzino in zivi v Tisovcu pri
Strugah.
"Moja sestra Angela je Sc
ziva ostala in njena druzina.
"Jaz, Veronika, sem pa ze
osem let porocena v Deseci va.
81 pri Smihelu in imam tri otro.
ke. Sem tudi veliko hudega pre-.
stala, ker moza nj bilo cello VOL
no donna in povrh sem Sc pogo.
rela, SO mi Nemci pozgali. Sem
prisla oh vse poslopje in oh vse
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
Zr+ve nocizmo ma Do|eniskem

Mrs. Johana Erlack, Walters
Ave-, Millvale, Pa, je prejela
pismo cd svoje necakinje Vero-
nike Mrvar, Deseca vas, st. II,
posta zuzemberk, okraj Smi-
hel ma Dolenjskem. To je hcerka
ubite sestre Micke Novak, de-
klisko ime Skufca il Valicne va
81, st. 2, O kateri pise. "Ker nj
sem Sc videla nobenega pisma
v listih il mojega kraja, Va S
prosim, da bi priobcili v Ena-
kopravnosti to pismo, "a kar sc
ze v naprej zahvaljujem."
Deseca vas, 20. okt., 1915
"Draga teta!
"Predno Vam kaj zalostnega
napisem, Vas najprej prav lepo
pozdravim. Prestali smo te hu-
de vojne case, kolikor mas je
ostalo zivih. Zgubila sem ma.
mico in dive sestri, najstarejso
in najmlajso in to vse naenkrat
1913 leta. Ravno ma vseh Svet.
nikov dan smo jih zakopali. Mi.
sliti 81 ne morete, kako je bill tc
zalosten pogreb, ko mas je bile
osem otrok, pa sem bila sama ma
pogrebu.
"'Pokopane so vse tri pri sv
Martini. Zlata moja mama sc
zakopani grobu svoje matere
sestre so zakopane poleg njil
name. Alta so umrli pa naravne
smrti in to ma sv. Ane dan lets
1889. Tako smo ostali otroc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
(Nadalievamje)

Predsednik je vprasal obto-
zenca, &c bi imela kaj pripomni-
ii.
Gottfried je sedel unicen ma
klopi in je zmajal glavo.
Tereza je ostala negibna. Won
Breitenwyl jo je pogledal.
"Nicesar ne bonn pristavila, y
je zasepetala.
"Nicesar nimamo pripomni-
IT," je rekel Won Breitenwyl.
Predsednik je zakljucil raz-
pravo. Porotnikom SO zastavili
troje vprasanj:
1. Ali je a. Tereza Mullerje-
va in ali je b. Gottfried Sixtus
kriv umora?
II. &c je a. kriva in b. nj
kriv, ali je b. kriv sodelovanja ?
III. Ali so olajsujoce okoli-
Seine v prid a. Terezi Mullerje-
vi, v prid b. Gottfriedu Sixtu
Mullerju?
Porotniki so odkorakali MOI
"a mozem IL sodne dvorane. Ak
te so nesli "a mimi. Bilo lie
enajst.
Vecina ljudi je obsedela dvo-
rani, da bi pocakali razsodbe
porotnikov. Gottfrieda in Tere-
70 so odpeljali policaji. Gott-
fried je dolgo, oklevajoce po-
gledal svojo sestro in ona je ne
hote iztegnila ODE roki "a MIN
Bilo je kakor poslednji pozdrav
IRA je bila dvanajst. Potem
ena. Sc vedno nobene razsodbe.
Sodniki so sedli k svojemu obe-
du in kramljali S hladno vda.
nostjo juridicnih vprasanjih
in splosnem vtisu procesa. Pc
hodnikih in dvoriscu Sc je raz-
nesla govorica. Baje Sc porot.
niki MISC mogli zediniti.
Tereza je prebila emo uro v
svoji celici, nato so jo odpeljalj
nazaj v predsobo. Presenetilo jc
je da je dobila tam Gottfrieda
in Won Breitenwyla. Bila sta po-
leg Sc diva policijska podcastni.
ka V blescecih uniformah z epo.
letami, sabljami, revolverji in
velikimi, preko prs zavitimi ira
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
PISMA liz STAREGA kRAJA
Eno nesrecu "a druqo

Cleveland, o. - Cenjeni ured-
mix Enakopravnosti! Prosim prl-
obcite to pismo, katero mi je pi-
sal necak il starega kraja in ST.
Ger IL Ljubnega ma Gorenjskem,
ker je vec ljudi tukaj V Cleve-
landu in V drzavi Ohio, pa tudi
drugod po Ameriki, kateri so
poznali mojega svaka, trgovca
cevlji. Svak je moz napredne-
ga misljenja in blaga dusa "a
vse. Bill je velik Slovan in tudi
vec let podzupan, kot tudi maj
brze oh casu ustrelitve, kar ne