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lss Chapter 8
TN a hall, the height Of which
: was greatly disproportioned to
its extreme length and width. a
long oaken table, formed Of
planks rough-hewn from the
forest, and which had scarcely
received any polish, stood ready
prepared for the evening meal OF
Cedric the Saxon.
In the centre of the table, were
placed two chairs more elevated
than the rest, for the master and
mistress of the family. To each
Of these chairs was added a foot
stool, euriously carved and inlaid
with ivory, which mark of dis
tinction was peculiar to them.
One Of these seats was at pres
ent occupied by Cedric the Saxon,
who, felt, at the delay of his eve
ming meal, an irritable impatieMce.
1t appeared, indeed, from the
countenance of this proprietor,
that he was Of a frank, but hasty
and choleric temper. He was not
above the middle stature, but
broad shouldered, long armed,
and powerfully made, like one
accustomed to endure the fatigue
of war or of the chase; his face
was broad, with large blue eyes,
open and frank features, fine
teeth, and a well-formed head,
altogether expressive of that sort
of good humour which often
lodges with a sudden and hasty
temper. Pride and jealousy there
was IN his eye. for his life had
been spent in asserting rights
which were constantly liable to
invasion; and the prompt. fiery,
and resolute disposition of the
man, had been kept constantly
upon the alert by the circum-
stances of his situation although
approaching to his sixtieth year.
One grisly old wolf-dog alone,
with the liberty of an INDUCED
favourite, had planted himself
close by the chair of state, and
occasionally ventured to solicit
notice by putting his large hairy
head upon his masters knee, or
pushing his nose into bis hand.
Even he was repealed by the stern
command, Down, Balder, down!
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Aymer, the Prior Aymer?
Brian de Bois- Guilbert?" NUT
tered Cedric, '.Normans BOTH
but Norman or Saxon, the hos
pitality of Rotherwood must not
be ifnpeached. Go Hundebert,"
he added, to a sort of nlajo -domo
who stood behind hina with
white wand; stake six Of the at
PENDANTS, and introduce the
strangers to the guests lodging.
Look after their horses and mules,
and see their train lack nothing.
Let them have change of vest
ments if they require it. and fire.
and water to wash, and wine and
ale; and bid the, cooks add what
they hastily can to our evening
meal; and let it be put on the board
when those strangers are ready to
share it. Say to them, Hundebert,
that Cedric would himself bid
them welcome, but he is under a
vow never to step more than
three steps from the dais of his
own hall to meet any who shares
not the blood of Saxon royalty.
Begonei see them carefully tend
ed; let them not say in their
pride, the Saxon churl has shown
at once his poverty and his ava
rice. Oswald, breach the oldest
wine-cask; place the best mead.
the nightiest ale, the richest
morat, the most sparkling cider,
upon the board: fill the largest
horns Templars and Abbots love
good wines and good measure.
E1githa, let thy Lady RoWena
know we shall not this night ex-
pect her in the hall, unless such
be her especial pleasure.
But it will be her especial
pleasure answered Elgitha, with
great readiness. "for she is ever
DESTROYS to hear the latest news
from Palestine"
aPalestinei' repeated the Sax
on. "Pa1estine!' He knit his
brows, and fixed his eyes for an
instant on the ground; as he
raised them, the folding doors at
the bottom of the hall were cast
wide, and, preceded by the major
domo with his wand. and four do
mestics bearing blazing torches.
the guests of the evening entered
the apartment.
ITO be continued)
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A British sailor has been fined So by
9 London magistrate for climbing the 1856
foot column supporting the statue of Lord
Nelson on trafalgar Square.
He explained to the court that he had
= life ambition to shake hands with the
famous Admiral. Nevertheless, the Judge
fined him So. bat middle-aged man paid
fhe fine, saying. with some traces of envy,
thas the sailor had done something he had
alNaYs wanted 10 do.
Iual Why any individual in his right
Hiad. would risk the perils involved in
filmbing up a column which goes up 1856
iNet. We DO not know. Nevertheless. the
loFmer sailor wanted TO do il and he went
ahead.
The brings 10 mind the inhibited
Rmeltlons of many persons. Most of us 90
fhfeneh hfe, carefully fondling some
dream bal rarely being willing TO take the
4.sk q attempting 10 make it come true.
The probability Is that il more of us would
follow the example Of Henry Taylor. the
British sailor, We would enjoy life more
.snd probably become more efficient as in
difidualS.
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TIME TO FINISH THE WAR"

The case of Franco Spain continues
a. oesupy the Security Council and to be
discussed BY the people of various nations
The United States and Great Britain, it is
said. are opposed 10 any drastic action,
sleaplte the admitted fascist nature of the
france regime.
The argument Of the English-speak-
ina naflons seems TO be that the question
i ona Is be decided by the Spanish people
aBd thai ether nations have no right to i'm
tarsune la spanish internal affairs so long
- fhef % not threaten peace and security.
The proponents Of the proposal to
fakn aeiion point cut that the individuals
I'D sysfem running Spain are those which
misnaly and eagerly associated with Ger
mmm Naism. Italian Fascism and japanese
nilllariam nnd that a. the time when Ger
.NsAn discrimination and Japanese bar
fFsisn wsge Gully known, General Franco
NnA rs gang weFe eanRratulating Berlin
I'D InAyn. providing troops for operation
NnlHe Russia and giving economic aid to
~ enemses 81 freedom.
= mas be that the United States and
1Hsat Britain have some hope that the
sliamlian Ia spain can be altered by the
aktlon oI the spanish people but we should
90 lose sight oi the fact that the second
Wofld War really began in Manchuria
nnd Ethiopia after a prelude in Spain.
During the so-ealled "civil war" the
Faseist countries used the battle-ground as
= dress rehearsal for what came after
ward. The failure of the democracies to
permit the spanish Republican Govern
ment 20 purchase arms and munitions,
which Il had a right to do under inter-
uatlonal law. was the beginning of re-
trsat that continued to Munich, led to
the Russian pact with Hitler and finally
g. she beginning of warfare on a world
side scale.
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am not in the humour for fool

u am not in the humour for fool
cry"
In fact, Cedric, as we have OBJ
served, was in no very placid
state of mind. The Lady RoWena.
who had been absent to attend an
evening mass at distant church,
had but just returned, and was
changing her garments, which
had been Wetted by the storm.
There was as yet no tidings Of
Gurth and his charge, which
should long since have been
driven home from the forest; and
such was the insecurity of the pc
Rod, as to render it probable that
the delay might be explained by
some depreciation of the OUT
laws, with whom the adjacent
forest abounded, or by the vio-
lence of some neighbouring baron,
whose CONSCIOUSNESS of strength
made him equally negligent of
the laws of property. The matter
was of consequence, for great
part of the domestic wealth of the
Saxon proprietors consisted in
numerous herds of swine, espe-
cially in forest land, where those
animals easily found their food.
IRON his musing Cedric was
1 suddenly awakened by the
blast of a horn, which was replied
h to by the clarnorouS yells and
barking of all the dogs in the hall,
and some twenty or thirty which
were CHARTERED in other parts of
the building.
ITO the gate, knavesi" said the
Saxon, hastily, as soon as the
tunnult was so much sappeased
that the dependents could hear
ibis voice. See what tidings that
horn tells us Otto announce ]
s.ween, some hership and robbery
which has been done upon my
lands"
Returning in less than three
minutes, warder announced.
chat the Prior Aymer of Jor-
vaulx, and the good knight Brian
de Bots Guilbert, commander of
the valiant and venerable order
of Knights TemplarS, with small
retinue, requested hospitality and
lodging for the night, being on
their way to a tournament which
was to be held not far from
Ashby-de-la-Zouche, on the sec
ond day from the present"
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fENEKNNNEWWK
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen welcomes express
right 90 delete any items which
are considered libe1Ous or unwar-
ranted. The writer's should be
fair and c0nfine the letters to
400 words. and write on one side
OF the paper only. Signature of
the writer's must accom- pany the
letters and will be published un-
less requested otherwise.
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Surplus PROPERTY List
at Vets Office IN P.O.
Key West, Fla,
April 20, 1916.

Key West veterans were adj
vised today by the local veterans
administration office that War
Assets Corporation list of sur
plus property for sale in Florida
is on file at its office. Some gov
eminent used cars and trucks
are ON the list, Eugene Anheir,
contact representative at that
office said.
The WAC list contains the
dates and locations where the
many items offered for sale can
be inspected.
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I76 SEAMEN ARRIVE
AS SUB REPLACEMENTS

One hundred and seventy-six
seamen arrived by special char
tered buses Sunday as replace
ments for the USS Howard Gil
more, huge submarine tender
based here. +.
The Gilmore will lose by dis
charge of naval reserve person
mel 81 this week. Requirements
for these men will also be sent.
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Fritz Kuhn, the leader of the Nazi
Bund in the United States, who was de-
ported to Germany and has now been re-
leased by the American authorities there,
wants to come back to the good old u. S.
A. because, as he says, there are no oppor-
tunities in his native land. He deserved
deportation and he should remain de-
ported.
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DECLINED THE HONOR

Editor, The Citizen.
Notice on front page Saturdays
issue that Junior Chamber OF
Commerce had protested my APP
pointment as Inspector, In refer
ence to same, desire to say that
/ was not consulted nor did ]
solicit this appointment and when
informed by Commissioner Co
mez, thanked him for considera-
ton and declined the honor.
c, NESTOR REcIO.
Key West, Fla,
April %. 1916.
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There still are millions living who
have Fascist or Nazi ideas. At the recent
elections in Germany, Swastika emblems
appeared at election booths and at several
the words For Greater Germany" APP
peared on the walls
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Your Horoscope

TUESDAY, APRIL 30. 1885,
Yesterdays peaceful nature BE-
gins to be mingled with Q love g
luxury, and may give way to self
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

First Traveller - You woke me
out of a sound sleep.
Second Traveller - / had to.
The sound was too loud.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

tN1eslS nattb NetWOEk EEO&r ram
Tuesday. April 30th
o p. M. 10 Midnight
500 News
6:15 Maxine Valdez
$40 1000 Club
$50 Weather Report
6::35 1900 Club
TOO Fulton Lewis, Jr.s
tbs Bing Crosby !.
7:30 Arthur Hale, News
7::45 Inside of Sports
800 Nick Carter
$40 Adventures of Falcon
900 Gabriel Heater
9:15 Real Life Stories.
$50 American Forum
1915 Upton Close, News
1890 The Better Half*
HOO All the News
11:15 Dance Orchestral
1870 Claude Hopkins Orch.
11:55 News
1900 Moonlite Serenade
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

Russia is taking advantage of our
or would you call it stupidity?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

The best medical treatment is rest
and relaxation, and costs so little. Further
more no enormous doctors bills to paw.
as IN 80 many cases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

The public can apply its own price
control by buying slowly and wisely.
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Wednesday. May LIST

A. Nj. to Noon
TOO Sunrise Serenade
7:15 News
7:20 Sunrise Serenade
7:30 Norman Cloutier
7:45 Weather Report
$50 Sunrise Serenade
8:15 News
$40 Sunrise Serenade
900 Frazier Hunt, News
OILS Down Homers
$50 Shady Valley Folks
9:55 Civic Calendar
1000 Meditation
1915 Southland Singing
1920 Married for Life*
HOO Albert L. Warner
Ills Elsa Maxwell
11:30 Take 1t Easy Time
HAS Victor Lindlahr*
Noon to q q. NJ.
1900 Lyle Van, News
12:15s Morton Downey, Songs
1890 Weather Report
1885 Siesta Serenade
100 Master Singers
Ills Lopez Music*
las John j. Anthony*
ZOO Cedric Foster, News
2:15 Smiletime*
2:30 Queen For A DAY.
800 Novatime
3:15 Benny Goodman
$3.50 Music of Manhattan
3:45 Jumping Jacks
400 Erskine Johnson
Ais The Johnson Family
4::30 This is Your Country
500 Radio Key Outpost
Sis Superman*
$50 Captain Midnight
5:45 Tom Mix*
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WAIVE
Where 70 Listen
1900 On Your Dial

Mutual Broadcastlng System
(sDesignates Network Program)
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He snored

ITO be continued)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25

mir pred laskini fasisti. Takrat
Sc De zacelo pa tndi pri mas.
Hisne preiskave, zapori, odgo-
nj v kazenslxa taborisea v TIA
lilo it'd. Pri naeni 80 lItalijani
izvedi stiri hisne preiskave in
sthrikrat sem bill odgnan v vo-
jasnico. Vendar MISC nasi nice
sar pri neni in me tudi Sc tisti
dan izpustili domov.
"Sedemnajst n1lajsih moth
kolegov pa so odgnai v tabo-
risGa v Italijo. Mas dramaturg
pisatelj joe Vidmar pa je od-
Sci v hribe organizirat odpor in
borbo Osvobodilne fronte. 4 njim
so odsli domala vsi napredni
knjizevniki, v kolikor jih MISC
preje pozaprli in odgnali v tu-
jino. Po zlomu Italije so Sc mo-
j kolegi vsi srecno vrnili liz las
lie internacije, pa takoj odsli
" partizane in ma osvobojenem
ozemlju ma Dolenjskem in v Be-
ii krajini ustanovili partizansko
gledalisce. Tekom septembra in
oktobra 1943 Sc jim je pridruzi-
10 Sc vec tovarisev in tovarisic
il nase drame in opere. Skupaj
jih je bio "a partizanov IL ma
Sega gledalisca. Precej jih je
bilo v borbah ranjenih, vendar
so sc vsi vrnili zdravi po zmagi
v gledalisee, kjer zdaj spet
skupno nastopamo.
'Pod nemsko okupacijo je Ii
votarilo nase gledalisce Sc ma
pref. sikanirai so mas ma vse
mogoce nacine, S cenzuro. Vsak
n Jim koliekaj nevaren stavek
je bill ze povod, da so nam pre-
povedali re nastudirane igre it'd.
Zaprli SO tudi okrog rs clanov
drame in opere. Nekaj cd njih
odgnai tudi v zloglasni Dachau.
Vendar so sc oh koncu vojne
tudi ii vrnii srecno domov.
"Mene so v februarju 1916 v
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lisea, pa tudi po veeini vsi igral-
ci IL Marlboro, XII so, Sc utegnili
pobegniti pred svabskimi I'VE
rinami. In gledalisce je zacelo
zivotariti pod fasisticno okupa-
cijo.. Use ostalo kulturno slo-
vensko zivljenje pa je skoraj do
besedno umrlo. Zaprli so slo-
vensko univerzo, prenehale so
izhajati slovenske revije. Po Go
renjskem in stajerskem so po-
zgali Svabi domala vse sloven-
ske gnjige. Pozaprli ali odgnali
v koncentracijska taborisca vse
napredne ljudi, v kolikor jih nj
pobegnilo v naso partizansko
vojsko, XII Sc je zbirala v go.
zdovih. Ma tisoce in tisoce pa
so ,jih postrelili in pobesai kot
talce.
"Do pomladi leta 1912 smo
imei v gledaliscu Sc nekako
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KDO PREDNJACI?

Mnogokrat slisimo in citamo o
narodnem prednjastvu v Ameri-
XII. Tega nj! Vsaka narodnost je
doprinesla svoj delez danasnji
Ameriki. Stvarno je opisano v
rknjigi "A Nation of Nations" XII
je najnovejse delo nasega anne
risko-slovenskega poznanega in
,spostovanega pisatelja Louis
Adamica. Knjigo Sc dobi tudi v
uredniStvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25
Gios Cd zuzemberko

Anton Bijek, $40 e. .152 St.
Cleveland, O., je prejel pismo cd
brata Janeza Bijek, Praproce,
st. 16, posta zusemberk, ki mu
sporoca, da sc diva si11a Sc nista
vrnila IL vojne. Krnha ne stra-
dajo in tudi pijace je nekaj ma
razpolago. .: - g.
"Praproce, posta z3emberk,
Is. decembra, 1915.
'Draga moja brata!
"Vaju prav lepo pozdravim
in vajine druzine. Tvoje pismo
sem prejel. Bill sem ga zelo We
sci, da sta Sc ziva in zdrava. Mi
smo tudi se zadosti zdravi, hva-
|labogu. Pravis, da ina France
diva sina v vojski. Jaz imam pa
ftri sine. Ia diva ne vemo Sc mic.
Ia enega vemo, da je Sc xiv, je
bill ravno pred enim tednom do
ma. On je izucen "a soferja. Vo-
ri avto in ga tudi nj bilo dive le-
tt in pol domov. Pises, da III maj
pisem, koliko smo hudega pre-
stall. Ia to Ii ne morem popi-
Esati. Toliko III sporocim, da ma
sa vas nj bila prizadeta. Ampak
sestra je pa bila pri meni tri
mesece, pozimi, ko je bilo donna
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TRANSFORMATIONS

poruseno ,vsled bombardiranja.
.zdravi SO IA vsi trije, taao
da mas je Bog posebno dobro
fobvaroval. .Pravis, da sta ma
penziji. Meni bi .hilo tudi treba
It'll, sem ze 73 let star, pa nj
mann konau dati. Ia mali sin DE
Sc premlad, je sele IA let star.
Onih drugih dvah pa nj cd niko-
der. Potem yes, da imam do
brega pomocnika. Hcere imam
stir, Cd teh SO dive v Ljubljani
v .sluzbi, dve SO pa donna. In Ii
vine imam pa dvoje, enega jun
ca pa emo telico. Pa DO ze slo,
samo da je enkrat mir, sc DO ze
vse pozabilo.
"Kruha nam ravno ne mani
ka, pa tudi place imamo, tako
da DO ze slo. Malo jo moran pa
varovati. Pa kaj ii bonn naste-
val. Ko bi prisla osebno skupaj,
potem bi sc pomenila. Pa mi-
slim, da Sc ne bova videla ma
TEN svetu vec, ker JAZZ ne bonn
dolgo in v Ameriko me ne DO.
Bonn pa Sci v ono Ameriko, od-
koder nae ne DO vec nazaj. -
u bogom!
"Janez Bijek"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25

ma Wecjem mrazu in snegu eez1
noe virgil IL mojega stanovanja.
Gospa Danilova in Danilo sta Sc
ziva. Danilo je $ svojinli 86 lett
precej oslabel. Vendar Sc Sc
vsak dan pojavi s svojo cigaro
v ustih ma ljubljanskih ulicah.
Pomembnejsi nasi pisatelji in
pesniki SO Sc vsi vrnii il parti-
zanov in koncentracijskih tabo-
rise zivi donaov. Nekaj nllajsih
pa je pablo v borbah. Oton zu-
pancG je prebil YES cas- vojne v
:bolnisnici. Umrl je med vojno
mas najvecji slovenski slikar Ri
hard Jakopic. O nasem reporto-
arju med vojno in I'd al Vam
sporocim v naslednjem pismu.
"Pozdrav Vam in clanom Iva
ma Cankarja!
"Ivan Cesar.
Ivan Cesar je bill pred vojno1
najboljsi igralec v ljubljanski
drami. Pa tudi zelo plodonosen
" pisanju in prevajanju iger. V
Clevelandu in drugod po Ameri-
XII sc je ze veliko njegovih del
preigralo najvecjim uspehom.
Upati je, da ko je prezivel vol
no, da bono v kratkem dobili "
Ameriko njegova najnovejsa de-
la, kot tudi cd ostalih pisate-
ljev. Tako bodo nasa dramska
drustva po naselbinah zopet "a
zivela z novimi igra1ni, spisana
cd slovenskih partizanov.
Erazem Gorshe.
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4eroIci in pevci |iubIionske drome in opere
SO bill portizoni

Cleveland, O. - Pc dolgem
pricakovanju sem koncno ven
dar' dobil pismo cd uglednega
in spostovanega ljubljanskega
igralci in avtorja Ivana Cesar
ia, v katerem sporoca, da so bill
vsi elani ljubljanske drame in
opere partizani in so tudi veil
ko prestali v vojni. Pa kaj maj
Sc recem k temu. Najbolje je,
da vam podam prepis njegovega
pisma, pa boste vsi vedeli isto,
kot JAZZ. Pismo je sledeee vsebi-
ne:
''Ljubljana, 2. jan. 1916.
"Dragi Mr.. Gorshe!
'Gorja in vsega trpljenja, Xxi
ga je prestala nasa domovina
Etekom okupacije, ne morem kar
tako popisati v enem pismu. Pa
je tudi tezko besedami popi.
sati vse ono mucenistvo, XII SO
ga morali prestati nasi jugoslo.
vanski narodi v itaijansko-
tnemski suznosti. Srecni sano, da
je vojne konec. z naarlIvim de-
lom in skupnimi napori vseh mas
si bono re pocasi pomagali spet
ma noge in obnevii 6impreje ma
Sc skoraj popolnoma unicene
gospodarsko in tudi kulturno
zivljenje in blagostanje.
'Vojna in razpad l,ivse tribe
jugoslovanske vojske sta nae "a
tekla v DalmaciI. Potem sena
Sc po nestetih cudovitih avan.
turah vecinoma pes pretolkel
skozi Hrvatsko po stirinajst-
dnevnem tavanju in evednen
strahu, da ne paden " italian.
sko ali nemsko ujetnistve, =
Ljubljano, kjer SO ze mislili, da
sem izgubljen, ker sc toliko ca.
sa nisem vrnil. v Ljuhljan sc
bill ze zbrani vsi moji tovarisi
iz nasega ljubljanskega gleda.
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Preskrbite potrebno neeo
slovenski nladini v Sloveniju
Prispevajte Ia otrosko bolnico
v Sloveniju v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" lahko oddaste vas
delez!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25

Vsak en- dollar! Clevelandski
Slovenci bi rnorali nabrati emo
tretjino doloeene vsote Ia otro-
sko bolnico v Sloveniji! ce Sc
DO zavedal vsak Slovenec in
Slovenka z pokolonom enega
dolarja. Pa Sc bo stvar uresni-
ella! Tudi v uradu Enako-
pravuosti" Sc sprejemajo do
neski.
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tNadaljevanje = 2. stranD
"Vprasanje Trsta Sc vedno nj
reseno. Teta, domacinka 81 i,
dobro poznas cigava je Primor-
ska s Trstom. Ssa j so vendar
skoraj sami Slovenci, z izjemo
nekaj Italijanov, XII so Sc po
svetovni vojni priselili. S svojo
borbo je Primorski narod doka-
zal svojo politicno. zrelost. Ali
bo mar zastonj prelita l1ri slo-
venskega naroda ma Primor-
skem. Ali mar bodo zastonj We
like zrtve jugoslovanske arma-
de v borbi "a Trst, ko je istega
sama osvobodila .? Mar maj bo
Trst itaijansli? One drzave,
katere vojska je morila in pozi-
gala po Jugoslaviji? Cello izgle-
da, da hoce biti Italia kot zma-
govalka. Pozabiti hoce, da Sc je
borila ma strani Nemcev. Pri6a-
kujemo cd zaveznikov nase po-
polno razumevanje. Pricakuje-
mo, da Sc potrudijo razumeti
nase teznje tenn, da pripada
-Primorska S Trstom vred nam.
'Pisete, da Sc vasa diva sino-
va nahajata Sc vedno v vojski.
Pricakovali smo, da bono videli
kakega znanega cd pilotov, XII
SO prihajali z anglesko ameri-
skimi avijoni. V Loski dolini
smo tudi leta 1914 imeli letah-
see, kjer so pristajai zavezniski
avijoni. Pripeljai so nam razni
vojaski material in odpeljali ra-
njence v Italijo. ze leta 1913
SO nam zavezniski avijoni metali
IS padali hrano in municijo. Ne
morete 81 predstavljati veselja,
XII :smo ga ob pogledu ma 'avijone
imeli mi partizani. Cutili smo
,pac, da nismo sami.
"Osvobojeni smo, toda domo-
vina je porusena. Pozgane in
porusene domacije klicejo po
obnovitvi. S polno paro Sc della
ma obnovi, da delno zacelimo ra-
ne, katere smo zadobili v casu
okupacije. Tudi pri mas imamo
republiko. Ponosni smo ma to,
da je to sad nase stiriletne bor-
be. Meseca novembra 1915 leta,
smo imeli prve, res demokratic-
ne in svobodne volitve. Gotovo
81 kaj slisala O rezultatih. Res,
sijajna je bila zmaga Ljudske
fronte. Tu pri mas imajo vso
oblast delavci, krnetje ter de-
lavna intelligence. Prvic v zgo-
DOWN. Slovenskega naroda, je
dobil oblast v roke narod sam.
Uspehi narodnih odborov so
ogromni. Zacela Sc je izvajati
agrarna reforma. Parola seda-
NIGGA casa je: Zemljo tistemu,
XII jo obdeluje.
"Iz nasih casopisov razvidi-
mo, ,da tudi vi Slovenci, XII sc
nahajate tujini, veliko delate
"a mas. Prav lepo je cd Vas, da
niste pozabili ma mas tn v domo-
vini, da ste mas spremljali v
duhu ter mas nlaterijalno in mo-
ralno podpirali. Zelo smo hva-
lezni, da ste v casu okupaci-
je nam stall oh strani, videi in
razumel nase trpljenje. Gotovo
nj med Vami Slovenca, XII ne bi
razumel mas tn v domovini, XII
ne bi sodeloval v vasih cdborih
in raznih podpornih akcijah.
Res, hvalezni smo YAM Sloven-
Gem v tujini, "a vse poslane
stvari, katere nam posiljate in
"a vso podporo, XII jo nam nudi-