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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-03

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BIG HORN
EDITH PORTER, Plaintiff,
JAMES L. CRAWFORD and
MARY DOE CRAWFORD. his
wife, and BERT SLATER,
Treasurer of the County of
Big Horn. State of Montana,
THE STATE OF MONTANA
SENDS GREETING TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the COMPLAINT in this
action which is filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of this Court.
and to file your answer and
serve a copy thereof on the
Plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service Of
this Summons, exclusive of the
day of service: and in case of
your failure to appear Or an
swer, judgment will be taker.
against you by default. for the
relief demanded in the COM
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NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAF.
The Neighbors of Woodcraf
will hold a regular bushes
meeting Monday at the Ma
sonic temple.
H~ostesses will be Mrs. Charlie
Miller and Mrs. C. E. Ford.
All members are urged to b
present at this meeting.
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ROMINE-MacIEOD

ROMINE- MACLEOD
At a candlelight ceremony at
the Bert Romine home Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, Miss
Jean Morell Romine, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Romine
of Hardin, and Burgess Mac
Leod, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Macleod, were united
in marriage at a double ring
ceremony with the Rev. R. N.
England officiating.
The bride wore a white suit
dress with black accessories and
a pink and white bridal cor
sage of pom poms, roses and
gladiolias. Fall flowers adorned
the room.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Romine
attended the couple. Mrs. Ro-
mine was attired in a black
satin dress with black Access
series. She wore a cream COL
ored rose corsage.
The brides mother wore a
black lace and the groom's
mother was attired in a blue
%velveteen dress.
A dinner was served at the
Romine home at $50. The table
was centered with a large we'd
ding cake.
Others present at the cere-
mony were Mrs. Colin Macleod
of Glendive and Miss Thelma
Lee Frazer of Hardin.
Mrs. Macleod graduated from
Bozeman high school in 1941,
She attended Montana State
college in Bozeman and was
graduated from there in 1945,
Since graduating, she has been
employed as secretary with the
Pacific Gas and Electric com
pany in San Francisco. More
recently she has been working
as secretary at the Campbell
Farming corporation in Hardin.
The groom is a graduate of
Hardin high school with the
class of 1912.
The young couple will make
their home at the Macleod
ranch On Sarpy creek tempo
rarily, after a weeks honey
moon trip.
GREENWALD- McNALLY
Before an altar banked with
fall flowers. Miss Helen Green.
valid, daughter of Mrs. Alice
Graenwald of Hardin, became
the bride of James F. McNally
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nc
Nally of Chokio. Mimi, at the
St. Joseph's Catholic church a;
10 a. m. On Monday, September
80.
Rev. C. L. Owens, S. j., per-
formed the single ring cere-
mony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Con,
was attired in a brown suit
with brown accessories and a
corsage of yellow roses. Peggy
McNally, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid. She wore a
gray suit with black accessories
and a corsage of red roses.
Joe Buechler of Hardin was
best man.
Mrs. Sam Cunningham was
organist at the ceremony.
After the ceremony, a dinner
was served at the Greenwald
home for the wedding party
and relatives of the couple.
Mrs. Mentally is a graduate
of Hardin high school with the
class of 1943. Since graduating,
she has been employed with
Western Union in Denver, Col,
and San Francisco, Cal. Recent
" she has been employed at
the Barker Drug Co.
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CHURCH MEET
AT LEWISTOWN

The first convention of the
Montana district of the Luther
an Missouri synod has been
called by the district president,
the Rev. Paul M. Freiburger,
Billings, to meet in St. Paul's
Lutheran church in Lewistown
On October 8 to 10.
The convention has on its
speaker roster the Rev. DR.. ].
w. Behnken, Oak Park, Ill.,,
president of the synod, who will
report on the church's educa-
tional institutions, Missions, fl
nances and European relief.
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Society

The groom graduated from
Chokio high school, Chokio,
Mimi, in 1912. He has recently
been discharged from the navy
where he served for two and
one-half years.
After a short honeymoon trip
the couple will make Their
home in Hardin where he is
employed at the Hardin Dairy.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Jensen
entertained at a dinner Satur-
day evening at their home.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
H. w. Jensen and daughter,
Patricia, Mrs. Frank Panetta of
Sheridan, and Harold, Gloria
and Barbara Jensen.
FAMILY DINNERS
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slattery
entertained at a family dinner
Sunday at their home.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Slattery of Liberal, Kan,
Mrs. Pearl Ratlief of Sawyer,
Kan, Mrs. Hazel RILEY of Saw
yer, Kan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Slattery and family of
Hardin.
The same group was enter
tanned at dinner Sunday eve
ming at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd slattery and family.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. L. R. Cool entertained
at a party Sunday evening hon.
oring Mrs. Charles Sweeney on
her birthday.
PAST NOBLE GRANDS
TIE Past Noble Grand club
met at the home of Mrs.
Charles Miller on Wednesday
afternoon.
MONTANA NATIONS
The Montana Matrons will
meet at the Congregational
church on Friday afternoon
October 4.
Hoste:ses will be Mrs. Clara
Atkins and Mrs. R. A. Vickers.
SURPRISE PARTY
Mrs. Lou Armstrong honored
her son, Charles. at a surprise
party on his birthday Thursday
evening at the Armstrong home.
Guests present were Mary
Ana Koebbe, Joyce Koebbe
Lois Vickers, Cassie Lawrence.
Geraldine Torske, Sonia Jacob.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox,
Barbara Lou and Mary Ellen,
Mrs. William COX. Ronald
koebbe, Jake Sturzenegger,
Robert Henley, Bernard Novark,
Dean 1verson. Thomas Parker,
Vernon OFT, Edwin Jacobson
and Robert Armstrong.
Games were played and re-
treShments were served at the
close of the evening.
PEG MEETS
PEG club met Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs
A. W. F. Koch for their first
meeting of the season.
Co-hostess was Mrs. Ralph
Peck.
Mrs. J. J. Ping was in charge
OF the program which was
Historical Fans"
EASTERN STAR
Jasmine chapter No. IS, OES,
will meet tonight (Thursdayj
at the Masonic temple.
The program will consist of
a lecture by j. J. Ping, past
grand patron Of Montana, Oh
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Mrs. Helen Sullivan and Mrs
Frank Morrison entertained the
St. Thomas Episcopal guild at
the Sullivan home Wednesday
afternoon.
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CAMPBELL USES
WAA TRAILERS

Wheat from the far-flung
Montana fields of Thomas D.
Campbell, reputedly the worlds
greatest wheat grower, will be
moved to market in trailers re-
Gently acquired from the War
Assets administration at a sale
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the founder of the organiza-
ton, Robert Morris.

UlOIl, ftOUcIG N1OI1lS.
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HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. J. E. Conver of Billings
was honored at her home or
Monday evening at a party or
her birthday.
Those from Hardin attending
were Mrs. John Swindle, Mrs
H. C. Gotham, Mrs. Frank Nor
risor, Mrs. Lillian Quinn, Mrs.
Gladys Rhinehart, Gracia Dill
lon, Mrs. Pauline Kamerzell and
Mrs. w. J. Brekke. Billings la
dies present were Mrs. Dell
Kelly, Mrs. Lynn Wilson, Mrs
Dick Warren and Mrs. Helen
Robbins
DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. H. c. Gotham and Mrs.
Darr Kicker entertained a
group of ladies Tuesday after
noon at dessert bridge at the.
Gotham home.
Three tables were in play
with honors going to Mrs. Lo-
we'll Painter. Mrs. w. j. Brekke
and Mrs: Frank Morrison.
ST. THOMAS GUILD
Mrs. Helen Sullivan and Mrs
Frank Morrison entertained the
St Thomas Episcopal guild at
the Sullivan home Wednesday
afternoon.
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ATTEND LUNCHEON
Teachers from Hardin at
tending the Delta Kappa Gam
ma luncheon at the Northern
hotel in Billings Saturday moor
were Miss Eileen Burgess, Miss
sigma Dahl. Mrs. Grace Garri-
son. Mrs. Lille Macleod, Miss
Ethel SchuSter and Miss Edna
Tobias.
DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. Dale H. Davis enter
tanned at a dessert bridge at
her home Friday evening.
Honors were won by Mrs.
Kenneth Fox. Mrs. Hugh Cot
tam. Mrs. Edmund Kelley and
Mrs. Harold Ruby.
NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will hold a regular business
meeting Monday at the Ma
sonic temple.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles
Miller and Mrs. C. E. Ford.
All members are urged to be
present at this meeting.
DINNER BRIDGE
Mrs. Jake Sturzenegger en-
tertained at a dinner bridge at
her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lyle Bell won high
prize: Gracia Dillon, second;
Mrs. Dale Davis. low, and Mrs.
A. G. Balfour, draw.
LADIES TO MEET
The Congregational Ladies
Circle will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. L. Swindle on Thursday,
October 10.
A surprise program will be
SANC11. OCNOI1CllS at Ill Sl1dl 81
of Mrs. Gordon Swaby.
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BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. L. H. Labbitt entertained
her club at a bridge luncheon
at her home on Wednesday at
100 p. m.
A prize was awarded to Mrs
T. A. Weir.
PINK AND BLUE SHOWER
Mrs. Leo Rimer was honorec
at a pink and blue shower last
Friday evening given by Mrs
E. S. Mcintyre and Mrs. Jack
Kogolshak.
Guests present we're Mrs
Fred Danko, Mrs. Leo Colstad
Mrs. Clyde RAIDER and Mrs
John Butorac.
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Sunday morning an airplane
instructor by the name of Joe
Hucke of Billings came to Har-
din and gave some of tile local
flyers some instructions. Two
solo permits were issued by
Hucke. One to v. E. Dutch"
Castle and one to John Pope.
And while we are on the sub
ject of airplanes, the Civil Air
Regulations states that a plane
must maintain an altitude of
at least 1000 feet over a city
Or open assembly of persons.
This little bit of information
is for the benefit of some Har-
dinites who r unable to judge
the height of an airplane.
We received a note from Mrs.
Ernest Anderson. the former
Mrs. Franklin D. Tanner, which
may be of interest to those in
Hardin who were her acquaint-
anceS. The note reads as fol-
lows:
Dear Friends: No doubt your
paper is under different man
agement than when I lived ir
Hardin as Mrs. Franklin D.
Tanner. We lived in Hardin
many years, until Mr.. Tanners
death and have many friends
there in whom We are inter-
ested. All three children were
born there. Tn oldest daughter
graduated there. The second
daughter, Betty Lou, finished
her education in Butte, gradu-
ated from st. James school OF
nursing and Immediately en-
listed in the Army nurses corps
and is still serving as a lieu
tenant in Munich, Germany
The son, Bruce Tanner, grad
uated from Seattle high school
this June, majoring in athletics.
Mr.. Anderson is from Billings
originally and knows many
Hardin folks and is equally in
terested in that vicinity. MI.
Anderson was in the service in
1912. was later connected with
functional test inspection at
Boeing, but since the wal has
been a deputy collector of in
ternal revenue. Best Wishes
and Thanks. Mrs. Ruth Ander
son.
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nrnd IooH

ored dead,
Solemn and silent, standing in
Ruling the campus with grace
full pride,
Darkly enchanting to those
who see
With the wind and the rain
and God by its side
There towers the commanding
fir tree.
Janis Frank.
INSPIRATION
A lifting force
No one sees,
Or a mute fancy
With origin unknown.
Intangible tune
No one sings,
Or a brand new bud
Not quite full -blown.
A whispered word
No one hears
Like some vague thought
To an idea grown.
Janis Frank.
PNEUMONIA
If the day comes, finding you
Feeling like a WORKOUT spade,
Take a deep breath and count
to ten
Then let it out, and count
again:
And gently lift the shade.
If the day goes, leaving you
Aghast at it's hurried escapade
Hide any thought of espionage
Behind a smile, for camouflage;
And gently pull the shade.
Janis Frank.
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Up and Down the


Several Hardin hunters
helped their individual meat
shortages by bagging an ante
lope last Sunday. Our good
neighbors to the east. Powder
River and Carter counties, seem
to have plenty of the fleet
footed pronghorns according
to reports reaching here. Since
Wyoming has raised the hunt
ing license fee to $500 for out
of-State hunters. my good
friend Charley Elder and I will
not make our annual trek 10
Buffalo to bag an antelope.
Charley said he did not have
time, and I could not raise the
S100.
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ATTEND LUNCHEON

II 7 I4SD C1NO1ILO4N
Teachers from Hardin at
tending the Delta Kappa Gam
ma luncheon at the Northern
hotel in Billings Saturday moor
were Miss Eileen Burgess, Miss
Sigma Dahl. Mrs. Grace Garri-
son. Mrs. Lille Macleod, Miss
Ethel SchuSter and Miss Edna
Tobias.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

V s~anatoriju v N~opemingu v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
DeIo UNRRA v
Macedonia


poroca O dobrem uspehu svoje-
ga delovanja Macedonia. Vse-
ga skupaj je bio poslanega pc
UNRRA 1864 ton ziveza V Ma
cedonijo, S elmer je bila pre-
precena lakota. Preteklega leta
je bio obdelane lie polovica ma
cedonske zemlje, ker nj bilo ma
vsem ozemlju niti enega same
ga traktorja ali modernega plu-
ga. Povrh tega pa je Sc nasto-
pila velika suSa.
Danes je pogleG ma to zemljo
povsem drugacen, pravi poroci-
10. Use je zeleno, vse obdelano,
a UNRRA posilja svoje tovorne
automobile vsepovsod z zaloga-
mi sladkorja, mleka V praSku in
drugih zivil. Pred letom dni so
prenasali hrano lie okorni mali
vozicki ali pa so jih prenaSali
ljudje ma hrbtu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10
Piknik v korisf
'ProIefurcu

Chicago. - Klub st. l JSZ je
zgodaj v zacetku leta sklenil,
da priredi, kakor vsako leto, i v
tenn poletju piknik V korist Pro-
letarca.
Ker so bill pri Keglu v Will
low Springsu vsi nedeljski da-
tumi "a piknike re oddani, smo
Sc odlocili, ola ga priredimo v
Soboto.
To DO v soboto 20. julia.
Mas odbor je incl v ia namen
sejo rs. junija in sklenil, da Sc
DO piknik vrSil v vsakem vre-
menu in v vsakem slucaju.
Ceprav vsega manjka, so nam
clani ter clanice in prijatelji "a
gotovili, da komur Sc navadna
voda upira, DO dobil piva ali pa
sodavice pc mill wolff.
Godba DO izborna. In vstop-
nine nj. Poskrbljeno DO tudi "a
razne igre in balincarji pa mai
pripeljejo kroglje S sabo, da Jill
ne DO zmanjkalo.
Torej ma svidenje vsi ma Keg-
lovem vrtu v soboto 20. julia
V Willow Springsu.
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RAZGOVORI

(Nadaljevanje ma 2. strani.)
med nasim ljudstvom V tel de-
zeli, V kateri ne hi prednjacili
naSi sodrugi in somisljeniki. In
kakor smo delali V proslosti ia
ko bono i V bodoce. NaSemu Ii
stu moramo zagotoviti obstoj in
bodocnoSt.
K Z <
Tx oh zakljucku tega pisanja
sem prejel cd mojega prijatelja
Jozeta Lista IL Mehike Stevilko
delavskega dnevnika Gel Popu-
lar. V MENU je prevod clanka
"Krivda Italije", kateri ie izsel
V "Ljudski pravici' V Ljubljani
in bill nato ponatisnjen Pro-
sveti. V omenjenem mehiskem
listu je izsel z naslovom "Quien
es Victima de quien p"
Clanek je namenjen mehiski
publiki, da bi prerekanja velike
cetvorice, XII je in menda Sc zbo-
rule " Parizu) boljSe razumela.
Pred vsem pa polozaj glede pri-
morSkega vpraSanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

ustanovnih graditeljev Probe
tarca. Tomo je Sc vedno ell in
dasi raise gleda v bodocnost, Sc
tudi ma proslost rad spomni.
Sal je V Mi vlozil "a delavsko
stvar veliko svojih dni.
V soboto 20. julia DO pr
Keglu V Willow Springsu (blizu
Chicaga) piknik v korist Probe
tarca. Vsi narocniki in drugi
nasi prijatelji SO vabljeni, da Sc
ga udeleze.
Pref smo omenili, da Janko-
vich in Zornik Sc Sirita mas le-
tosnji koledar. V eni prejSnjih
Stevilk ma drugem mestu pa
smo omenili, da dobiva med ci.
tatelji zelo dober odmev tudi v
starem kraju. VAST sorodniki ga
bodo veseli, ako jim ga posljete
Sal jim DO povedal vec kot pa
celia vista pisem!
Narcotic jim oh priliki tud:
Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-07-10

stvoval v ordotnem socialistic-
mem gibanju. Socializma Sc je
re "nalezel" pred so lett, ko je
premogaril v Zagorju OBJ Saw.
Doma je bill menda v vasi Cor
MIA Lipovica, fara Kolovrat v
litijskem okraju. Zapusca pet
sinov in hcer, XII vsi 1--WE v indu-
strijskih mestih. Kot zaveden
delavec je delal "a boljso in pra-
vicnejSo druzbo in cato zasluzi
casten spomin. A. ShuIar.
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PAL! kaJ MAJ pomen1 to z ZObml.
&c dojencek sele dobiva lobe
no, hvala lepa. Vso noe DO tu-
ILL.,. Skoda, da sva pozabila
navesti oglasu starost. Hotel
sem vzeti V oskrbo otroka osmih
do desetih let; in &c mama poslje
sedaj komaj leto dan starega
dojencka, nj to has prijetno pre-
senecenje."
"Vidis," je rekla zena z rah-
linn ocitkom, gin ii 81 kupil po-
steljico Ia desetletnega otroka
-. kan maj ga poloziva? Sal DO
padel il ME
"Saj ga lahko privezeva z VIZ
vjo," sem cinicno pripomnil -.
"Toda, &c DO ia dojencek tulil,
potem -"
Moja zena me je srdito po-
gledala.
"Brez srca ST! Ne delaj 81 skr-
bi -. &c DO dojencek jokal, ga
re JAZZ potolazim. Polozim 81 ga
ma prsa, mu zapojem uspavanko
in ga pocasi uspavam."
Sluzkinji sva narocila, da po-
greje mleko in okrog sedmih Sc
odpeljeva ma kolodvor.
Kmalu je prisopihal WAX.
Malo potnikov izstopi il vlaka:
pop, deklica z veliko potno ko-
Saro, cokat FAINT, robatih kre-
tenj, S Sirokim hrbtom in debe-
linn vratom ter stara zenica, XII
je drzala V roki kletko S kanar-
Ckom.
'Kje je mas Pavlik?" je zacu-
demo vpraSala moja zena, ko Sc
vlak pricne pocasi premikati in
odsopiha.
"Morda je pestunja - ona
zenska tam S kosaro!!" sem iro-
nicno pripomnil.
"Nemogoce! Kje je potem
Pavlik?"
"Mogoce je V kosari."
"Nesmisel," nevoljno odgovo,
ri zena. Sal nj mack ali mlad
psicek?"
zena S kanarckom Sc je OH
rala naokoli, nato stopi prot
mama in vpraSa:
"Cakata Pavlika?"
"Da," je nitro odgovorila mo-
ia zena. "Kaj je z MIN? Je mar
zbolel?"
"Tukaj je!!" je odgovorila
zena.
"Kje?"
"Tu je! Pavlik, pozdravi 60
spodo!"
FAINT z debelim vratom in 70.
batimi kretnjami Sc okrene, pri-
de k mama, Vzame IL leveg6
kota ustnic cigarette in pravi z
glObokim baSom:
"Dober dan! Mama Yam izro-
ca priSrcne pozdrave."
'Moja zena je prebledela
VpraSam ga z osornim glasom:
Ste vi Pavlik?"
"Da, JAZZ sem. Mic Sc ne BOZ
te. Denar sem prinesel kar s Sc
BOZ. Tukaj je 80 rubljev. Diva
rublja manjkata. V kolodvorski
restaVraciji sem spill nekaj ko-
zarckov zganja."
"Pestunja!" sem glasno "a
klical in odvedel zenico nekoli-
ko vstran.
"Kaksen skandal je to? Kak-
sen dojencek pa je to? live mar
tako dorasli dojencki?"
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ARKADlJ AVERCENKO:
DOJEN(EK

Trojica mas je bila: moja
zena, JAZZ in naSa sluzkinja. In
ker je moja zena n~ajela "a po-
citnice veliko vilo, je ostal mali
kabinet prazen. Ia kabinet sem
hotel rabbit "a delovno soho, to-
da zena mi je rekla:
"Cemu ii DO delovna SODA?
Poleti vendar ne delas. In &c
hoceS napisati pismo, ga lahko
napiSeS tudi V moi spalnici."
"Toda cemu maj ostane kabi-
net prazen?"
"Idejo imam: oddajva ga V
najem," pripomni moja zena.
"Komu?" sem nervozno vpra-
sal. "KakSni damn? Ia ina svo-
ie muhe. Treba il bo dvoriti, ii
Dos ljubosumna. Kakemu 60
spodu? Ia ii DO dvoril in tega
zopet JAZZ ne prenaSam."
"Toda, dragec moi, majhne-
ga otroka bova vzela V oskrbo
... Deklico ali decka -. Tako
silno ljubim otroke."
ze zdavnaj sva sanjala o otro-
ku, imela pa nisva nobenega . .
To Sc pravi, JAZZ sem incl nekje
OtrOka, tOda mOia Zena nj Sme-
la tega vedeti.
PRAY imaS, draga zenka,"
sem rekel zamiSljeno PRAY
imaS -. Ia otrok mama DO sla-
dill dneve samote."
Naslednjega dine potujem V
mesto in dam V list naslednii
oglas:
Mlada zakonca, brez otrok,
stanujoGa V prekrasni poletni
viii, vzameta decka ali deklico
V popolno oskrbo. Pogoji: Me
seGno 80 rubljev. Ljubeznjivc
ravnanje, skrbno nadzorstvo.
dobra kuhinja. Pisma je poslati
ma nasloV:
V treh dneh prejmem tole
pismo:
Visoko spostovani gospod!
Citala sem V liStu Vas oglas
Ali bi ne hoteli vzeti mojegs
malaga Pavlika V popolno oskr-
DO, ker bonn vse poletje poslov-
no zadrzana V mestu? Otrok
potrebuje zdravega, svezegs
zraka, je priden, nj muhast in
Yam ne DO V nadlego. Upam.
da Sc DO Pavlik dobro pocutil
pri Vas. Odgovorite brzojavno
Z odlicnim spoStovanjem
N. Savidonskaia.
Istega dine sem brzojavil:
"Sprejmem. PoSljite ali prinesi.
te svojega ljubega Pavlika. Pri-
cakujeva ga"
Use jutro sva prezivela V skr-
beh; treba je bio vendar pri-
praviti gnezdece "a naSega ma
lega costa. Kupim otroSko po-
steljico IL medi, postavim k
oknu otroSko mizico. obesim 20
stenah slike il pravljic, pc tleh
razgrnem preprogo in preskr-
BIN otroSko kopalno kad.
Opoldne dospe brzojav:
"~Pricakujte Z vlakom OBJ sed-
mih. Pavlika prinese pestunja.
&c bi ponoGi nemirno spal, 81 ne
delajte skrbi. To prihaja cd
Job"
VaSa Savidonskaja.
Precital sem brzojav in una
jail Z glavo.
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v~eferdnoV mnogo
brezposeInih

Prvi teden V maju je prejelo
brezposelnostno podporo V ILL
noisu 1902 veteranov, izmed
Min 35,447 V Chicago. Skupno
SO jo prejeli enem tednu ST.
727.12O.
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lZkaZ pOSlanlh %narOcnin, OBJ
javljen V p~rejsnji stevilki, je bill
zelo povoljen. Enako tudi izkaz
prispevkov listu V podporo. Pr
vega priobcujemo vsake stir te-
dine, drugega pa kadar je izkaz
dovolj visok. Vsem, XII pomaga-
10 V tema rubrikama, priznanje,
z zeljo, da 81 pri tenn delu ne
vzamejo pocitnic.
Ko je nedavno nasa dobra
prijateljica Julia Parkel il Los
Angelesa, Calf, poslala marco
nine in pa znesek listu V podpo-
70, je oh enem omenila, da zelo
pogreSa Drobiz, XII ga je zbiral
V tenn listu John Chamazar. OH
roma, omenila je, da ga tezko
caka narocnica Maria Cupin
Santa Ana, Calif.). Oh enem
Mrs. Parkel omenja, da mas OBJ
iscejo, &c ne letos, pa sal pri-
hodnje leto.
Anton Shular liz Kansasa ter
John Krebel IL Clevelanda sta
diva Timed onih, XII sta naSi novi
upravnici Ami Benigerjevi vo-
Scila V njenem delu vse mai
boljSe. Taxa pisma cloveka W.
radoste. Kajti nj samo delo,
temvec dobra VOLTA sotrudnikov
ter narocnikov V splosnem, XII
te spremlja V MENU.
Ko je obnovil narocnino ma
Proletarca Anton Podobnik il
Sheridana, Wyo., je prilozil pc
tax V sklad "a otrosko bolnico
V S%loveniji. Naravno, izrocili
smo ga Sansovemu uradu V Chi
cagu.
Ko je bila Angela Zaitz ma
konvenciji svoje unije V New
Yorku, 81 je dobila dovolj casa
tudi "a obiske k ondotnim roia-
kom. Pozna jih veliko, ker so
mnogi il domzalskega okraja in
Sc pecajo z enako obrtjo (klobu-
carsko stroko). Dobila je tri &C.
loletne move narocnine in izvr-
Sila V korist nasega gibanja pre-
cej druge agitacije.
Mas zastopnik v Pueblu, Colo.
Louis Yoxey, je svojo sluzbo vs.
led zdravstvenih razlogov pu-
still. Bill je V Mi vesten in "a Sir
jenje tega lista V "zapadnem
Pittsburghu' veliko storil. ME-
gov naslednik je Louis Malen-
SEX. Stanuje ma 2211 Routt Ave.
Upamo, da bodo naSi narocniki
V Pueblu z MIN sodelovali in
mu pomagali, da dobi Proleta-
rec tam cirkulacijo vecjo kot 10
je Sc kdaj incl.
4
Leo Zevnik V La Sallu je pi-
sal upravnici: "Me veseli, da 81
pomagati naSemu stare
mu ~prijatelju Proletarcu." Hva-
la "a v~oScilo. Naravno, Leo ie
enem postal tudi narocnine.
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V sanatoriju v Nopemingu V
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Izgvbe S%vicoriev

Svlca je ena onih dezel, XII je
bila visa obkrozena z vojno, toda
ina vzlic temu lie financne IL
CUBE vsled ME, in pa nekaj
bomb je pomotoma pablo nanjo.
Izgube Svicarjev znasajo V vol
nih zonah $2O4, 984, 900.
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starem kraju, posljite Jim Ian
ski in pa letosnji AmeriSki dru-
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