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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Alunlnoe Holds Aanuoi Reunion

The fifty-fifth annual reunion Oi the Notre Dame Aininnae Assoaia- ti0n held on Monday evening at the academy Was attended by sixty members. Mrs. Timothy F. Lynch. president. presided. Mrs. Edward v. C0nlan. past president. offered toast to Mother Superior. Mrs. Maurice Hubbard. Mrs. Charles Bann0n, Miss Eulalia Madden. and Miss Mildred F'lnnan presented the musical program.
 Also attending were:
 Mrs. John P. Barry, general chair man; Mrs. Raymond Hannan. Mrs. g0hn M. HutGhinson, Misses ~ Mae Keefe. Edna Mcdonnell and Cath erine A. Brady. Mrs. Michael Ga lmll0. Mrs. Thomas Kelly, ArS. A. Francis McD0nald. Mrs. Donate Pope. Mrs. T. Gordon Hutchins0n Mss Anne Wheelahan. Miss Mary a. Mchamara. Brideep0rt: Mrs Prank Mcdonnell, Brist0l; MrS. Mi' ehael Quinian. Mrs. Harold Gurran Miss Anne Pepe. Mrs. John z. de- Linden and Mrs. william R 6teck gr.
 Also: Miss Catherine Connolly Misses Ruth kennangh. catherlnf Lalley, MaTgaHet Corr. E'velyn Walsh. Elise Carroll, Agnes Con- nor, Catherine G0nn0r and Rosf ~, Gagn0n, Mrs. Henry Laa0If West Hartford; Mrs. Martin q Dunn, Mrs. Belinda Mccoy Tracy Mss Agnes y. Hol1gan, Miss Aale, Reed. Mrs. Mae L. DoKiing, Mrs Harold Gissall, Boston, Mas; AfS Emily Roach Gleason, New Bed ford. Masss Miss L0nette Barker Miss Mary Gaaey, Aiss Anne A Sweeney, Miss Catherine R, Maha' aay, Miss Sarah Bennett, Mrs. har' ry ParsorS. Mrs. MaFyy d Carroll Mrs. Sasapb ?, Bosey, hrk. willian Spain. Mss Mary M, 4. Benneti Mrs. William k, fsehefieid Ars Martin fsereiD aud Aiss May a1aE' for
 Also Adlss Betty GaFrity NfS
 Huhart Smith. A6iss Catherine Ora dy. Mrs. Raymond eaiiEpatFiek Mi6l Agnes faltzpatFiek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Ann Brennan
 Feted ct ShOScey

Miss Mary L.. Geary and Mrs Hugh McCabe were hostesses at a tea at Copper Kettle in honor of Miss Ann Brennan. who will be married to Matthew A. Geary on Saturday. June 22nd.
 Those attending were: Mrs. James Brennan. Mrs, Matthew Geary, Mrs. Henry Loughran. Mrs Hugh McCabe, Mrs. William Hickey. Mrs. T. Cruess.. Mrs. Richard Crean Mrs. William Quinn. Mrs. Maurice rangney. Mrs. John Merritt. Mrs. Anna Quinn, Mrs. James Surrocco. Mrs. Frank Coakley. Mrs. Frank Danaher. Mrs. Wayne LeOrand. Mrs. Margaret cronan. Mrs. Timo- thy Donokue. Mrs John Bresnahan. Mrs. William Mcfarland. Mrs. James Carroll. Mrs. Joseph Driscoll. Mrs. Prank Boyles. Mrs. Michael Whelan. Mrs. Edward Rafferty. Mrs. Thomas Foody. Mrs. John McHugh. Mrs. James Cannon. Mrs. John Kelley. Mrs. John Kirby. Mrs. Mich- ael Martone. Mrs. Michael Powers, Mrs. John Martin. Mrs James Mo- Ian. Mrs. Andrew Dalton. Mrs. Jeremiah Mccarthy. Mrs. James Donohue, Mrs John Crane. Mrs Frank Doyle. Mrs. Mae Galligan. Mrs. Henry Byrnes. Mrs. Bernard Donnelley, Mrs. Michael Killian. Mrs. Nelson PronovoSt, Mrs. Eugene Donovan. Mrs. Cornelius Green. Mrs. Albert Lacey. Mrs. William Noonan. Mrs. Thomas Driscoll.
 Also Mrs. Thomas Dougherty. Mrs. Henry Morrison. Mrs Antone, Mrs. George Biggins. Mrs. Joseph Reardon. Mrs. Dorothy oR0urke. Mrs. John McGon. Mrs Thomas Early, Mrs. Donald Walsh. Mrs. Patrick Reilly. Mrs. James Hackett. Mrs. Jeremiah Ring. Mrs Nora Barrett. Mrs. Joseph RafTerty, Mrs. Ralph FTederickson. Mrs. Agnes Arrick. Mrs. Joseph Olconnor. Mrs. Harry Steiskal. Mrs. Francis Me- Grath. Mrs. William Kelly. Mrs. Daniel Blansileld. Mrs. F'ranklyn Straw. Mrs. Mae Green. Mrs. Dem his Tehan, Mrs. Allen Pilch. Mrs. John Kilmer. Mrs. Irving Birdsall. Mrs. Catherine Kierce. Mrs. Peter Carroll. Mrs. James Syn0tt. Mrs. William Migliaro. Mrs. Joseph Dan aher.
 Also the Misses Agnes Brennan, Rosemary Brennan. Joan Brennan. Laurine Hickey. Mary Mcfarland. Helen C0naty. Margaret C0naty. Nancy Walsh, Eleanor walsh, Anita Gelinas. Julie Bannon. Mary caTty. Mary H0lian, Mildred Giimartin Betty Gilmartin. Gertrude Dwyer. Loretta Dwyer, Marie D0nnelly. Agnes D0nnelly, Ellen Geary. Dol- ores Geary. Dominica 0eaTy. Mary Geary. Ann Brennan, Mary c0yle. Mary 0ilmartin. Anna Gilmartin. and Jean Gardner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12

A musical program was prosen1aa wsth vocal selections rendered 1g Mrs. William KosegSky. and an oF~ ieinal piano selection by Afrs. AEaEs tin Rubin. A playlet. written and directed hy Mrs. Louis Ria9er waa given in honor of Mrs. 0reenfel4'a aurk zith the SisteFilood and ot eile ttnne and energy she offered during her stay in this city.
 Members of the cast inciudefs AGgx. Mitchell Meyers. Mrs. Louis Rseeer. Mrs. Louis Abeson. Mrs. Ben- SaEnin Robin. Mrs. Herman Sandils and Mrs. Archie Mintx. stage diCec- tnr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Friends Fete Couple OF 

Gr. and Mrs. J0sRph Gallon os Albaon Street were feeed Saturday erening az a szsrprxse dinner party in -sae Colonial Room Of the Elton, the occasion beng their 18th z'ec- 6ing azaniTerSsE--
 The oouple Eere maEySed st the Church Of the Blessed Sacr2mens ca June 6. le2l- They have one daugatRr gane. a student at Teach CTS College os Co1nectscus. in Neg Brrasn.
 Guests were pEesen, from Nes Hosk. New Haven. and TerTyyslie Mrs. Agichael AGahOney. Miss Edith Hazacan and Ecm0sDd B0kOwSks. o' BesEEvSlie. entertained.
 Attending wene: Nr- and Mrs Arthur Stanton. Mrs Charlotte Griffin. Mrs. Rose DuBoin. Nr. and Mrs. Jol1n cEiiiDaD. Ar. and Mrs 5Oan Hayden. AGr and Mrs. Harry PsrsOn. Nr. and Mrs. Pred LeFeyre Mr. and AgrS- Rufus Chapman. Mr zsa6 Mrs GeOree Scfsisln. MT. and Mrs. SOzepa Resanberg. Mr and Mrs A+AA-A@N% A%AAAN-AN Nr N-A %e~@ - PssrsCk BEsiHDey. Asr. and Mrs. C. B. B0ncissrd. Nr. and Mrs Phillip Hsmel. AGy and Mrs Abner Scn0- hei6- AGr. and Mrs. Y. J NucaDo Mr. and Mrs Ralph SoOxzsfavs, s6T. and Mrs George Dsiy. Nr. and Mrs. SolsD Humphrey. NE and Mrs William HSsmphEey. and NT. and Mrs. Arthur HnDp1ney.
 Also; 19g snd Mrs. william COyle Aar. and AGgS 1Ozepa @uEf1s, Nr. an6 Aars. JsDeS Barry. 1r and Mrs Casries Moon. Aar. and Mrs StsnifF s'ier. &rk. George Reed Agr. and Mrs. William Moran and Asg. and Mrs James NOsTlssey.
 Also the Misses Mary Louise Par sop. KsGsaeane Kiibgtde. Mary cni' iinsn. R0se cwliipsp. Ann Broppy KstheTSne Donovan, Edith Baylcap Helen Hsyican. ESixskefb Ell1pley Iloazise Smith. en6 Oy. r, F HylaSSc EdwsEd B0kOEkki. Donald Finn and Ssne Gallon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Associates Fete
 'Loretfo Borry

Miss Loretta RI Barry of ss South Street who will be married June 2e to Willis Tanng' of Warren, Conn, was honored Bscenly at 6 dinner party given at Oakaale Tavern, Wall:ngford. by her associates ai Slocum School. Miss Barry was presented 8 gift of crystal.
 Those attending included: Mr. and Mrs. Lehman A. H0eller. Mar- garet M. Keenan. Minifred OReiliy, Mary Mack. Christina Shanahan, Jean Corkindale, May McEllieott, Mary Miles. Anna Car0lan. Marlt HorriRan. Ethel Egan. Eleanor Dodd May Stevens. Marion Blacker. Mary Doyle. Mary Scuily. Marie Con- merford. Katherine Fiaheriy. Mag Ryan. Anne Barry.
 Also Madeline Hasrigan. Heief Higgiston. Renora Barber. Madelins Morris. Nellie Strong. Mary OD0n' nell, Jane Culhane. Mrs. Jollr Lynch. Mrs. Marie OD0nnell. Mrs George Miller. Andrew Phelan anc Harold McGrath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Mrs. PeSfOni
 lBe0dS Group

Tihe 1afa neeting 0f ttae seaS0p of fa9e Italian 6isaesslooo. EaS aelc 0p Monday evening sf Mo0se fSaD, Grand Street. N3tb Nrs. Rose Des~ tone. Slne-president presiding
 adiss q. Lucia A1atarazz9, treas aner. Eea6 rhe financiss sep9rz af the Fear. Tlle resignation of Nrs g0sepb Perna1oz1 presiaeaf, wIaf aeaepied. She saiI be saooeeaae py Mrs. Pessone
 aaaeiineS giD be oascoiiispaAeo during ga1y and Aneusi, aslc Hy2l be resumed oD 6epieGnber 2. 2s Q business meeting to be so3ioAee Ds social Mrs. 1ulla CsD0ecb EsD oe laaaisman 0f tae a1gair
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12

ert Bonner. Mrs. George Miller. Mrs. clifford pettliean. Mrs. Arthur Baldwin. Mrs. c. A. Kilbourn, Miss Nellie Brown, Mrs. John Larmett. Mrs. Irving Spiers. Mrs Henry Fiege. Mrs. Raymond Fenn, Mrs. Louis Merriman and Mrs. Charles Bringman. Mrs. Bernhard Wilhelm, Mrs. c. B. Brown Mrs. Ralph Webb Mrs. Terry White Mrs. Carl Heeb- ner. Mrs. W. S. Smith and Mrs. Albert Harris
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
DGnCe Planned For June 2

The first formal dance, sp0n- soGed by the Junior Division 0i the Waterbury Council of Caaholle Women. Will be held Saturday. June @. ai The Elton More than 100 couples are expected to attend.
 Miss Joan Brown anc MISS Mary Airline Bolan are cO-chair- men of the affair Miss Julla Meehan. chairman Of the ticket eonmittae. will be assisted " the Misses Mary BOwes Far gell. Rosemary Keenan. Betty Cruess. Loretta OBfien. Gen. evieye Bulger. Claire KOpp. Doris Murphy. Doris Dzinsky snd Betty Brophg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
|Sobo-Chotfield
 Nuptiols Held

Miss Janet Chatlleld. daughteF of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Chatfleld of Prospect and Robert d &ab0, son of Mr. and Mrs. George 4, 6ab0 also of Prospect, were united 10 marFiaRe at the MiddlebnFy Con- gregaii0nal Church on Saturday with the Rev. William u Mecanoe officiating at the ceremony.
 The bride was Httired la 2 street length dress 0f p0udre blue witb . white picture hat, white accessories and Q e0rsage 0f gardenlas.
 Miss Evelyn 6ennster maid of honor, was atiiFed iD . coral palm beach suit with white accessories and a e0rGage 0t Rafdenias,
 George kah0 gas his brothers best man.
 Following q wedding trip 10 virS ginia Beach. the couple wtll reside iD Bridgeport where Mr, Sabo is associated Kitb the Southern hes England Telephone Company
 Mrs Eah0 is q graduate 0f Wilby High School, MT, Babo attended Leayenworth fIlgh seh0d and waf recently dlheharRed from the Army after more than ty0 years in lees land, ise pariieipatAd in the Nor mandy invasion,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12

HOllygo0d-Guy Madison, wlld vas a Navy seaman during the war. is gesring in RKO Radios ''Honey- moon tlse cap that Director Wil- liam Knightly wore as colonel q the Army Air Force during his seF- vice in the European and Asiatio combat zones.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12

COnooudia Ladies Society win hold its regular monthly meeting Friday night al Concordia Hall, i23 Bank Street. Mrs. Burton BeecheE will preside. Final aTTangsiements wil be made for the Singing fes~ ityal on June 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Social Notes

Miss Murlel m0SE0Ni1lz. 0i Fii9f Street. received her Bachelor cd Arts degree at C0nnecticut UniHer- sity. New London. last Sunday. She is a gradnate 0f Crosby High School.
 The aduna Cincle Of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church gib hold its June meeting today st 2 ?. M. al the home 0f Mrs Alma Malmgren, Center Street.
 The Second Church Aie picnic Will be held today at Lake 2nasSa- pang. Members are asked to provide an article of food for the covered aisb luncheon as Eep as their ORp china and snperRare.
 The luncheon meeting 0f tile NO- mems Society .of Christian Service Of tie First Methodist Church. scheduled for today has been post poned
 Win0na flabekab Lodge. No. 6, GOOF.. Wiil meet tonight at { o'clock in Odd Bellows nall. R3tb Mrs. Margaret Cooper. noble grand, presiding. a social Ktfl f0lloW.
 g. M Huston of Rye. Neg York. was gisiting with EelatjgeS 3p Wa tet'bury Geoenfly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12

Mss Lucy 4. DilPleiF0 af e5O g0ngresg Avenue, attend fhf Alnlnnae Reunion held ai weylisteF Junior College last BAakseild Ap Milford, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12

Mir. and Mrs. Henry Martone, Madison Street. are the parents oi a daughter born May 2s at the Waterbury Hospital, Mrs MaEtone Is the former Grace pascucci.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-12
Births

Mfr. and Mrs. John L. McGuin- ness, Fox Street. announce bne birth of their third child and sec ond daughter, Kathleen Ann. a' st, Mary's Hospital on June 2. Mrs. McGuinness is the former Eleanor sullivan, Chase Parkway.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Hart Line bureh, Lordship. Bridgeport. ans nounce the birth of a daughter, Mary Wallace. on May l7 in St. Vincents Hospital. Bridgeport. MT Lineburgh is a former Waterbury resident.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

ga hrepenenja in mas je napoti-
10 ma hrib Strmec, XII nosi skrom-
no, a prijazno vasico, orjaske
zidine gradu nekega trzaskega
barona in krasko jamo s kape-
lico v notranjscini. S Strmca Sc
nam je odprl pogled ma morje
in ma obalo cd Kopra do Trsta,
ma bliznjo in daljno trzasko oko-
lico in dalec tia ma Kras. VI
druzbi dobrih vascanov smo str
nell vedno in veliko bolj pre-
sunjeni skoraj brez besed v Gu
doviti svet pod seboj. Kdor je
zares dozivel ia razgled, ia ra-
zume veliko hrepenenje nasega
primorskega cloveka po svobod-
nem izzivljanju oh tenn koscku
morskega vesoljstva, XII pljuska
oh njegovo skalnato obalo. S te-
ga razgledisca smo tudi razu-
Oalje ma S. str)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

ter je vlekel cd morja in je pri-'
nasal mogocne struje sveze sla-|
mega zraka cd slovenskega NOR.
ia, cd katerega je ia del sloven-
skega kraskega ljudstva trenut-
no odrezan. To povzroca v MEM
mogocno voljo, da bi sc ze ven
dar enkrat lahko svobodno IL
zivljalo oh tenn naravnem gospo-
darskem in kulturnem zakljuc-
ku svojega in vsega slovenske-
ga narodnega ozemlja. Ljud-
stvo je prevzelo svetim prepri-
canjem, da DO doseglo svojo ma
ravno zivljensko pot, katero je
pripravljalo delom svojih rok
in svojega una toliko stoletij in
katero je poskropilo v letih
osvobodilne borbe S toliko krv-
jo:
Mic euda, ako nam je hotelo
pokazati cilj svojega zivljenske-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

NEE rivers meet. It was built by
General MAD" Anthony Wayne.
AS he inspected the completed
work. he turned to General Scott
and said, II defy the English, In
dians, and all devils in hell to take
it,"
"Then call it Fort Defiance" re-
Piled Scott. Defiance has been the
name Of the city to this day.
But history is not the only at
traction along this picturesque
river. It's scenery is outstanding.
Route IS follows closely the
banks Of this historic stream. AT
intervals are some Of the 500 pic
mic spots which the Ohio Highway
Department has built throughout
the state.
AT the northern end Of the VAL
ley, where the river widens into
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

novsko planoto zivez in druge
potrebscine "a naso vojsko. In
njihove matere so jih spremlja-
le ma teh nevarnih poteh kakor
angel.
Pri Sv. Martinu in ma Brju
smo hodili cd hise do hise, po-
vsod mas je prieakovalo dobro
srce in prijazna, odkritosrcna
ter topla beseda. Pri srcu nam
je bilo, kakor da smo zasli v
skrivnostni labirint dobrih lju-
di, cd koder nj vec poti v sebic-
nj svet. Toda dolznost mas je xii
Gala Sc ma Kras in morali smo
ma pot. Ljudstvo, XII mas je yes
dan zvesto spremljalo, mas je
hotelo pridrzati. Voz nam je
oplelo z venci, nato pa nam je
zagradilo pot in nam klicalo z
besedo in S pesmijo, maj osta-
memo. Morali smo ma bliznji
gricek, kjer SO mas fotografjrali
skupno z brjansko mladino.
Vnovic Sc je bilo treba poslav-
ljati, nato pa skrajnim pre-
magovanjem v voz in naprej!
Toda mladina nj hotela S ceste,
tako da je voznik moral zavoziti
med MO. Ia nami so odmevali
pozdravi in klici, maj Sc Sc vrne-
mo, mi smo pa presunjeni raz-
misljali o cudoviti gostoljubno-
sti in zavednosti goriskega ljud-
stva.
Zaradi nezgode ma poti smo
dospeli v Kozino- -Herpelje pre-
cejsnjo zamudo. Ljudje IL odda-
ljenejsih krajev so Sc .ze vracali
domov, mnozica pa 'je zvesto
cakala. Brez odlasanja smo sli
najprej v dijaski dom, kjer so
mas pricakovali gojenci, XII "a
radi ospic MISC smell k javni re-
citaciji. Il njihovih otrosko
zvestih oci smo spoznali velici-
no njihovega pricakovanja, "a
hvalili smo Sc Jim kratkim
predavanjem o slovenskem SLOW
stvu, zlasti o tistih pesnikih in
pisateljih, XII so bill med nami.
Mladina nam je izrocila v dar
izvirno preprosto risbo, XII SIM
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
bo1no prikazuje meme naloge in
njena hotenja.

bolno prikazuje Meme naloge in
njena hotenja.
Ker smo bill v vecjem gospo-
darsko-upravnem kraju, nismo
v Kozini in v Herpeljah dozive-
Ii tolikega neposrednega stika
z ljudstvom kakor v Sempasu
in ma Brjah. Toda ljudska paz-
MIA in ljudsko razumevanje pri
recitacijah nista bill mic manjsi
kakor v omenjenih krajih. v ma
tlaceno polni dvorani in okoli
ME so nepremicno stall ljudje
raznih dob in poklicev, a vsi glo-
boko presunjeni cd misli in me-
lodij domace poezije, katero so
toliko let krvavo pogresali. Ker
je bila dvorana mocno razsvet-
LENA, smo lahko opazili zbra-
most in iskreno dozivljanje po-
slusalstva. Marsikdo izmed mas
Sc je sele pri pogledu ma toliko
paznjo in tako hvalezno spreje-
mamie zavedel odgovornosti, XII
jo imamo vsi pisoci ljudje pred
nasim ljudstvom. Prelep okvir
nasim recitacijam je tvorilo
petite domaeega pevskega zbora,
XII je ubrano in temperamentno
prepeval pred in po recitacijah,
V Kozini in v Herpljah smo
spoznali slovenski kraski svet 2
MEGA lepotami in tegobami. We.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

Maumee Bay, stands Toledo, one
Of Ohio's major cities.
There are many things to be
seen in Toledo. Noteworthy is the
Toledo Art Museum and the Wal
bridge Park Zoo with its we'll
equipped amphitheater used for
operas and other musical per-
forlnances.
West Of Toledo on Route 20. is
Fremont-one Of the states most
attractive communities. Here is
the Hayes Memorial Museum and
Library, dedicated to the memory
Of one OF Ohio's presidents and
filled with historic material.
At Fremont, too, is "Old Betsy"
the tiny cannon which was instru-
mental in the defeat Of the British
and Indians during the War of
1872.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
The site Of
Fort Defiance

One Of the most historic areas
in the entire state is the Maumee
River valley.
This beautiful stream, in Indian
days, was one Of the links in
north-south water highway be-
tween Lake Erie and the Ohio
River.
Fallen Timbers, the battle which
ended the Indians power in Ohio,
was fought here in 1874. A monu-
ment and park mark the site.
Nearby are Fort Meigs and Fort
Maumee, and further west Is Fort
Defiance.
This fortihcation site Is located
where the Auglaize and the Mau-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

ANTON SLODNJAK:
ANTON SLODNJAK:
S slovenskimi pesniki in pisatelji
ma Vipavskem in ma Krasu

Utrujeni cd voznje in vecur-
mega posedanja v Ajdovscini
smo sc ravnodusno ustavili VI
sempasu ma Vipavskem, pred
vrati Gorice. Nenadoma mas je
objela mehka, a nadvse odlocil-
ma sila ljudstva, XII je vrelo cd
vseh strani in mas veselo po-
zdravljalo. Izstopili smo v sve-
zem pomladnem veceru, razsvet-
ljenem cd vzhajajocega meseca.
Takoj smo zaeutili, da smo pri-
sli - domov. Nikoli Be nismo
bill v tenn nasem domu. Samo
sanjali smo o MEM. In vendar,
kako je bio tn vse domace in le-
po! Veliko srce nasega goriske-
ga ljudstva mas je takoj spozna-
10 in mislim, da smemo reci:
vzljubilo. Zavedali smo sc, da
ia ljuhezen nj veljala nam, tenn
vec velicini in lepoti nasega
slovstva, XII je S svojimi Maple
menitejsimi mislimi proniknilo
v ia del nasega naroda globlje,
kakor v kateri 81 bodi del slo-
venstva. IL ljudstva je zarela
lastna tvorna in zivljenska sila,
XII ga je navdajala VISA huda le-
ia njegovega jun naskega in
vztrajnega boja "a zdruzitev s
slovensko celoto.
Cutili smo, da je ljudstvo s
svojim prisrcnim pozdravom ca
stilo sebe, ne mas. Takoj smo
spoznali, da oh tenn srecanju
sprejemamo mi, XII smo 81 ma po-
tt morebiti domisljevali, da bo-
mo druge obdarovali. Neka j
grenkega nam je polnilo srca,
kakor da smo sc vrnili domov,
podobni izgubljenim sinovom.
In nase recitacije, XII jih je v
svetli pomladni n oci poslusalo
pod milim nebom do 1000 lju-
di, SO zvenele kakor izpoved in
samoobtozba. Izpoved ljubezni
do tega plemenitega ljudstva in
samoobtozba zaradi nasega pre-
majhnega zanimanja, zaradi ma
Sc preslabotne ljubezni do tega
junaskega della nasega naroda.
Cutili smo, da je ia rod res IRA
stel il pesnikove srcne krvi, raz-
skropljene v podobi njegovih
milih pesmi po teh soncnih gri-
cih in dolinah. Ia rod je zmo-
zen, da bo obnovil IL sebe vse,
kar mu je sovraznik vel in uni
Gil in DO dal vsemu nasemu ziv-
ljenju novih moci.
Neizbrisno Sc je vtisnila vsa-
kemu izmed mas pobozna zbra-
most in popolno razumevanje, S
katerima so ljudje poslusali re-
citacije pesmi in povesti. Srena
hvaleznost Sc je zrcalila ma obra-
zih starih in mladih, kakor hi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19

tro Sc je recitator samo rahlo
dotaknil custev in misli, XII SO
zivele toliko let v njihovih du-
sab in so po starsih brez slo-
venskih knjig in Sol prehajali v
mladino. Srcno smo 81 zeleli, da
bi vse nase ljudstvo sirom do
movine obcutilo tisto ljubezen
do zemlje, jezika, knjige in svo-
bode, kakor jo obcuti nase ljud-
stvo ma Goriskem in Primor-
skem. Obletavale so mas tezke
misli, da povsod nj tako in S
krvavecim srcem smo Sc vpra-
sevali, kdo je temu kriv. Toda
oh zdruzitvi znasim primorskim
in goriskim ljudstvom DO pla-
men njegove domovinske lube
mi svignil tudi k nam in vnel
marsikatero mrtvo srce, da Sc
DO mas narod popolnoma zedinil
v sebi, socialno in duhovno spro-
still in zazivel sreenejse dni.
Pc recitacijah smo 81 ia spo-
znavanja Sc utrdili v razgovoru
S starejsimi ljudmi in z mladi-
no. Cd vsepovsod mas je obkro-
zala topla in cista beseda, bla-
goglasna pesem in odkrito prija-
teljsko custvo. Obcudovali smo
prikupna in trezno vedenje mia
dine, presenecala mas je prijaz-
ma in odkrita beseda gospodar-
jew in gospodinj, uzivali SIN o
harmonic domacih stvari in no.
viii pesmi. Kakor da smo Sc oko-
pail v cudoviti zivi vodi, tako
smo Sc otresli dvomov in malo-
dusja ter smo zaziveli y ljud-
stvom v lepoti njegove we're v
pravico in svobodo. Do src a
pretreseni, prerojeni in globoko
hvalezni "a sreco teh dozivetij
smo zapustili sempas.
Drugic smo sc ustavili ma Br-
jah, ma planoti med Vipavsko in
Branisko dolino, v blizini Gre
goricevega, nekdaj srecnega, da-
nes mueeniskega Rihemberka.
o Brjah smo slisali ze v Ajdov-
scini, da so bile sredisce parti-
zanskega odpora v tenn delu Co.
riske. Ko smo ma vecer dospeli
ma Brje, mas je nenadoma ma
VIDAL cudovit obcutek neposred-
mega stika, skoraj bi lahko re-
xii: zlitja z mnozicami. v prvi
vecerni temi smo sc zdrznili v
eudovitem obcutju, da krog in
krog mas vse zivi, da so oziveli
costa, planota, gricki in dolini-
ce, hise, vinogradi in drevje. Ma
enkrat so zaorili il te live, ne
mirno valujoce pokrajine po-
zdravni klici, godba je zaigrala
in domace pesmi so zablestele il
te teme v nezaslisani prisreno-
sti, jasnosti in mehkosti. Ma mas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
NAPRODAJ JE

zidano poslopje;; ina dvoje sta
novanj in dive trgovini. Istotam
Sc proda preso "a tone, ma zob-
casta kolesa (gears) in 8 rjuh,
5'-6"x5,--6". Poizve Sc podrobno-
sti ma 5O6 E. 152 St., zgoraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-19
Prodo Sc

hiso "a dive druzini, ma E. 9th
St. 6 sob spodaj in 5 sob zgoraj;
brez posredovalca. Cena Sc, 200.
Naiemnina znasa mesecno $55.
Ia ogled in vse podrobnosti Sc
poizve pri lastniku ma 1920 E.. 78
St., po i. uri popoldne.