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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
ONE ARREST, WEEKEND

Juneau City Police made one arrest over the weekend. At 4:30 o'clock this morning, Ernest Paddy was arrested and jailed for being under the influence of liquor,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
AUTOMOBILE AWARD
 70 BE MADE TONIGHT

The awarding of the automobile by the American Legion will take place at 9:30 o'clock tonight at the Capitol Theatre.
 The car has been on display here for over a week and has elicited much favorable comment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
The w ashing ion Merry Co., Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON-Opinion is un- animous on Capitol hill that Presl- dent Truman's message on Greece and Turkey represents the most momentous foreign policy step talk en by the United States since Pres ident Roosevelt decided to convoy supplies across the Atlantic in l940 to aid beleaguered Britain.
 The two moves are regarded as analogous. One cast the die in re- gard to Germany The other may cast the die in regard to Germany. The other may cast the die in re- gard to Russia.
 In fact, the message is so vital that some of the Presidents best friends on Capitol Hill wish he would not becloud the issue by the friendships he keeps.
 Specifically they are worried over the fact that spokesmen for the extreme Greek Royalists, against whom a large part of the Greek population is so bitter, appear to nave ready access to the White House.
 Shortly before President Truman delivered his historic message, for instance, he conferred with Arch bishop Athenagoras of the Greek Orthodox Church and Reverend Thomas Daniels, sometimes known as Papathomas Daniels, or Daniel Papathomas. Greek Americans who know this pair were amazed that they could even get inside the White House, let alone hold long conference with the President, and later be wined and dined with Tru- mans military aide, General Harry Vaughn.
 Not only does the Archbishop re- present the extreme Royalist fac tion in Greece, but the Reverend Daniels is one of the most contro- versial figures in the Greek Church.
 CANTD DnNEDSVAI CHITRCH
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
TWO FROM LOS ANGELES

Miss M Kert and Miss Marcia Soskin, travelling together from their residence in Los Angeles. Cal ifornia. arrived in Juneau over the weekend from Wrangell and are at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
AWVS MEETING

Regular monthly meeting of the AWVS will be held Wedne sday, March l9, at 5 o'clock, it was an- nounced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
CONTROVERSIAL CHURCH

The records of the District Of Columbia Court show that on Feb. IA, 1888 suit was filed by local Greek Americans to remove him as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
Senate Votes Down Uni. form Salary A(t-Pdss-
 es Deficiency Bill

Compromises negotiated over the weekend breathed new life into the uniform salary act which the Alaska Senate killed last Saturday. The Senate this morning hOnored Author Gum nard Engebreth's request to re- scind the death dealing vote, and the bill was returned to the calendar in amendment stage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-17
New Bill Passes

A new bill, s. B. 116 brought in Saturday afternoon by the Finance
Evening star., 1947-09-26

It's q wide-eyed innocent young look for you
under these head-huggng little caps with tiny brims
little bumpers! They're hats MEN like for their appeal
is subtle their attery direct; yet womans had
hand in their design for they've those surprisingly soph
isticated e.. almost saucy touches of powder-puf
feathers jewels and yelling. It's LITTLE hat for Fall
Kanns-Mllnery- ry-Second Floor.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
Commissioner

On Monday afternoon two men,
one f ON Prosser and one from
Benton City, spent about fifteen
minutes behind a closed door.
When the door was opened the
county auditor was informed: 1--WE
have appointed Mrs. Thad Gross
cup to fill the vacancy on our
board" .
There was no hearing. No views
were asked of people living in the
third commissioners district. Jay
Perry, retiring commissioners, who
is in a position to know more than
any other individual about the
needs of the district, informed us
at noon Monday that no one had
ever asked his opinion on the mat
ter. @ -.
Present at the meeting were the
president and secretary of the
Kennewick Chamber of Com
merce. These two men should GER
tainly have had some suggestions
to offer as to what type of indi-
vidua loculd best fill the needs of
the position. They were given no
opportunity to speak.
Let's face facts. Benton county
and especially that portion of the
county lying within the third dis
trict, faces tremendous problems
during the next two vera. 1t
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16

would seem to the best interests
of the people of the county to pick
someone who could theoretically
face these problems.
Not only are many roads to be
built, but there is also the matter
of an irrigation project, the UNA
tilla dam, increased activity at
Hanford, and a myriad of other
difficult county problems ahead.
Who is going to do the job? Let's
call the roll of Benton County'S
board of commissioners: One is a
man who has suffered a severe
illness and has been advised by
his doctor to "take things easy"
Another is man of 73 years, an
age that certainly cannot be con-
sidered prime. And now the third,
woman who is apparently
healthy and well educated, yet
who has not had administrative
experience and has no record of
public activity.
We have discussed this question
with a number of people in prom
inent positions in Kennewick. We
have mott ound a single one of
either political party who is in
accord with the appointment.
What prompted the decision?
Sentiment? There is no room for
sentiment when there are tremen-
dous sums of public money to be
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16

ing is no better than the thin lay
er of top soil that supports it.
It's an established fact that no
country is better off than the per-
centage of top soil it controls.
Many wars have been started for
no more basic reason than the
country's top soil could no longer
support the people and there was
a need for more land.
If all the solid land in the world
were to be equally divided up,
each living person would receive
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16

spent involving the welfare of
25, 600 people. Was il political ex-
pediency? The answer is the same.
We can only repeat our state
ment of a week ago: The APP
pointment should have been made
on the basis of finding the indi-
vidual most capable of doing the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16
Man And The Soil
By James A. Walker

In the sweat Of thy face thou
shalt eat bread. til thou return
unto the ground: for out Of II
vast thou taken: for dust thou
art. and unto dust shalt thou re-
turn.-GenesiS 3:19. ~ .se
No matter what business we are
in we are still irrevocably tied to
the soil and our standard of liv-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16

best job. We fail TO see where tbo
two commissioners made The
slightest attempt to arrive at such
a decision.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-01-16

The area of the state or Connec.
ticut is 1905 square miles, Of
which 165 square miles are water
Evening star., 1947-01-24
OYSTER Roost Set for Sunday

The annual oyster roast Of the
Gold Chevron Club, District De-
partment, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will be held from to 8 pm. Sum-
day at the clubhouse, 1919 K street
NV. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1947-01-24

of the Secretary Of War: Nathan
Koenig, executive assistant to the
Secretary Of Agriculture; Kenneth
B. Jacob, principal chemist Of the
Agriculture Department; Roswell H.
Whitman, associate chief, Division
Of Japanese-Korean Economical
Affairs, Department Of State; w.
Hallam Tuck, consultant to the
Secretary of War. and Col. Joseph
w. Scobey of the War Department
General Staff.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Seven-Mon Food Mission
To Leuve for japan

A seven-man interdepartmental
mission will leave for Japan early
next week to survey the civilian
nesds of Japan. Korea and Ryukyus
for food exports from the United
States.
They are headed by Col. Raymond
L. Harrison, assistant administra-
tor for production and marketing
Department Of Agriculture. The
survey is expected to take a month.
Other members of the mission are
Capt. Tracy B. Kittredge, U. S. NJ,
detailed temporarily to the Office
Evening star., 1947-01-24
10-Yeor Employees
At Kunn's Get Pins

Employees of Kann's Department
Store with more than 10 years
service are wearing pins indicating
their service with the firm.
Pins were presented to a large
group of employees at banquet in
the Mayf1ower Hotel Wednesday
night. More than 300 persons at
tended. The banquet was sponsored
by B. Bernei Burgunder and Sol
Kann, officials of the company.
The affair also was the occasion
for formation of the 10 to so Year
Club, headed by Hallowell Troutman
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

XII SO z veliko vecino glasov volile "a Jugoslavijo, estate
izven Jugosavije.
Kaj je bilo narobe S tenn plebiscitom, XII hi ga sploh
ne bi bilo treba, ako bi Sc uposteval etnicni znacaj te stare
slovenske zemlje? In kaj je bill vzrok, da so tudi Slovenci
glasovali v prid Avstrije?
Ker je vprasanje Koroske ponovno ma dnevnem redu
V zvezi z mirovno pogodbo "a Avstrijo, je potrebno ANAL,
zirati vse faktorje, XII so ~pripomogli, da razmejitev nj bila
ugodna "a Slovence in Jugoslovane.
V prvi vrsti je Jugoslavija zahtevala vecji del Koro
ske, nego so ga zavezniki bill pripravleni izrociti. Zapis.
mix sci ministrskega sveta liza 1920 cello govori, da bi
Avstrija prostovoljno odstopila cd slovenskega della Koro
ske juno cd brave, &c bi ne bio zahteve po vecjem ozem-
lju. Slovenski narodni svet v Ljubljani je cello predlagal
v svoji spomenici cd 4. februarja 1920, da ,preideta dive
tretjini ve Koroske pod Jugoslavjo, Zilska dolina| cd tt
rolske meje in pokrajina do Osojskega jezera, cd tn pa
severno tia do Mure in vse ozemlje vzhodno cd te crte. Ko
pa je bila razvidno, da DO ~vprasanje reseno cd prebival-
silva samega potion plebiscita, Sc je zacelo pri zahtevah po-
puscati. CHM dale v germanizirano Korosko Sc maj hi raz-
teal plebiscitni pas, tenn slabsa bi bila priika "a ugoden
lid.
Dale jutri)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03
Novice il zirov

Cleveland, O. - Veckrat do
bin pismo cd moth sorodnikov.
Zadnje pismo sem dobila cd ne
caka Janka Ernoznik (po donna
&c Krosljev), XII sedaj lastuje
Lengarjevo hiso. Incl je malo
trgovino Sc pred vo:jno, z druzi-
no vred pa je bill kot suzenj v
Srbiji 4 leta. Ko Sc je vrnil, je
nasel hiso prazno. Sedaj zopet
pc malem trguje.
Prvo pismo, XII sem ga spre-
jela IS. aprila 1916 pravi, da hi
zena rada zvedela "a svojega
strica Janeza Mlakarja. Dala
sem takoj oglas v slovenske
casopise. Kot mi pise sedaj, Sc
je Mlakar oglasil in so bill zelo
veseli. Sc tudi zahvaljujejo me-
nj in slovenskim casopisom.
Prvega januarja je premium
la gospa Lengarca, vsem zirov-
Gem dobro poznana trgovka in
istotako tudi "Petron" Ivan
Kavcic je umrl.
Pisejo mi, da je huda lima in
da je bilo cello % stopinj pod
niclo. Dry Sc dobi, lie draga so.
V mestu pa SO Sc bolj.
Ia ziri so napravili nov re-
gulacijski nacrt, pc katerem
Sc DO v bodoce zidalo. Predvi-
devano je, da DO skozi zire to-
kla zeleznica in avtocesta. Ia
cevljarje Sc DO zidala velika to-
varna v vrednosti rs milijonov.
Ako DO mir in blagostanje, Sc
bodo Ziri razvile V mesto v prav
kratkem casu.
Necak mi pise, da pc malo tr-
guje in vsak mesec dobi nekaj
blaga. Prodaja solske potrebsci-
ne in kozmeticne predmete. We
like nj, pocasi DO pa Re slo. Sc
daj Sc slisi govorica, da DO Cd
Dor, odnosno obcina prevzela
vse trgovine v svojo rezijo.
Veselic imajo tudi dovolj in
so dobro obiskane. Ia hrano,
kar Sc 10 dobi ma karte, jo je
dovolj. Ker SO imeli enega pra-
sica, MISC dobili karte "a mast
in meso, to je 10 dkg ma osebo
vsak teden, masti pa 20 dkg ma
mesec.
Anna Jesenko,
1867 w. 81 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

Grand Haven, Mich. - Tukaj
je unarla Josephine ceh, clani-
ca SNIP, rojena v MARCH, leta
1856 v Tistinu ma Moravskem.
Prejsnja leta je Cehova druzina
zivela v Chicago. (Kolikor je
znano zapusca tri hcere, med
mimi Lojzko Hammond v Chi
cagu in Frances Kristan, zeno
Etbina Kristana, " Grand Ha-
venu, kakor tudi enega ali diva
sinova.)
Braddock, Pa. - Dne 81. ia
nuarja je umrl Anton Remus,
star SO let, donna IL Cernece vasi
ma Dolenjskem, v Ameriki 40
let. Zaprsca zeno, diva sinova in
s..iii hcere. Bill je clan SNIP.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03
UREDN1KOVA PO$TA

vojakom tudi mas Pavel in sicer
je v Makedoniji ma grski Nmeji.
Ivana srno tudi pripeljali IL
Primorskega mrtvega domov.
Tukaj je bill lep pogreb, kaksne-
ga Rakek BE nj videl. Sill smo
ga iskat . AUTOMOBILE 2. novem-
bra 1916 leta. Vozili smo ga
skozi Ajdovscino. Tam mas je
cakala godba in try je bill poln
vojastva in civilov. Ustavili smo
Sc in godba je zacela igrati. Po-
tenn so bill govori in slikanje.
Slikali so mas veckrat in kadar
Jill dobim, YAM bonn postal. Pc
cell Primorski so visele zalne "a
stave in povsod kamor smo ga
vozili. v Postojni je zopet igra-
la godba. Bill so obdrzani govo-
ri, vojakov in civilov je pa bio
toliko, da sc nisi mogel nika-
NOR pomakniti.
V Rakeku so mas cakali cd 8
ure popoldan do 8. zvecer, ko
smo ga pripeljai domov. Tudi
tn ,je bilo vse polno ljudi in vo-
jakov. Ko je avto ustavil pred
domom, so oficirji well truplo
dol, ga odnesli v soho in incl
cello noe casino strazO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03
J.. TonsSic:
ZAROCINA Sc MA ROBOvIH

Tho, mirno mesec plaza,
coed million Sc ble$6i;
vsa okokca re spavG,
sladko SANTA in mol6i.
Maine roke drSijo
ema drwge Sc tesmo;
srca pa 81 govorijo
bres glasu-besed glasno.
IL oH . Oci odSevG
sreee in Hubesni Ear,
XII kot sonca Ear ogreva
naju, Eot Sc pref mikdar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

Mladost v svoji daljni, tihi le-
poti je podobna temnosinjemu
nocnemu nebu, razpetemu il
vecnosti v vecnost, posutemu s
svetlimi zvezdami tako nagosto,
da jih oci ne razlocijo, komaj
slutijo, te oci, trudne cd dneva in
cd SAM. Cash sc utrne zvezda,
loci Sc cd druzic, plane v sijaj-
mem loku do obzorja, zablesci
Sc zarko ter ugasne.
V svojem mrtvem smehljaju,
v svojem bledem miru je mia
dost podobna pokopaliseu. Bell
spomeniki stole pod cipresami,
molce, cd mesecine obzarjeni. Ca
sih Sc zasveti drobna lucka ma
grobu, tn, tam, kresnica v tenn
mem grmu; zasveti Sc, trenotno
sladka misel, vztrepece v rah-
lem nocnem vetru ter ugasne.-
Ena drobna zvezda, XII Sc je
utrnila z neba, ena skromna luc-
ka, XII Sc je %zasvetila ma grobu,
en- hegoten spomin, en- sam ljub
smehljaj il preteklosti mi je v
srcu drag, je dar bozji, dobrot-
ma kaplja zdravja in tolazbe. Kaj
je mojemu bliznjemu? Kolikor
meni. Reel p~rijatelju, reel tujcu
besedo, pa &c emo Same "dobro
jutro'; beseda Sc je utrnila il
srca in je kanila v srce, tam je
uzgala drugo, zasijala z MO v
enem plamenu in neznanki sta
81 bill sestri. Zacujes zdalec me-
lodijo, v dust sc ii zgane, kakor
slast in bolest - kdaj 81 slisal,
kje to melodijo? L. davnine je
smehljaje p~ogledalo sinje oko -
cigavo je? Poslusas zgodbo, XII
nj tvoja; nj Sc izzvenela zadnja
beseda, re ii sepece srce tvojo
zgodbo.-
To je bilo tisto zivljenje, XII je
prepevalo s skrjanci in S soncem
visoko pod nebom, sc nj Sc doti-
kalo tai.
Pavla je imela kostanjeve lase,
v bujne kite spletene; imela .je
velike, vesele oci; kamor Sc .je
ozrla, je koj vse zapelo cd radosti
in ljubezni in mladosti. Takrat
il je bio petnajst let, mislim.
Zmenila sva sc bila, da sc imava
rada; in vse je bio prav. Lju-
bezen je bila en- kratek pozdrav,
en- topel pogled, en- tin smehljaj.
Vroca mi je prihitela nasproti,
ko sem prisel pod vecer, da bi 10
cakal "a vrtom.
"Pridi k meni nocoj! Cisto sa-
ma bova! Dee in matt pojdeta
v krcmo tarokirat. In Ostala bo-
sta do polnoci, sta rekla. PRAY
cisto sama bova, sama vse cd
vecera do polnoci!"
Ko so sijale zvezde, sem Sc
napotil ma to veselo vasovanje.
Neznana vroGina, sladka in tez-
ka, mi je lezala ma licih, ma dust.
vezi me je cakala, in me je
prijela "a roko. Pogledala Sc MI
sva, ne vem zakaj. v drugi izbi
je gorela velika in temna svetil-
ka ma mizi. '...
Zasmejala Sc je; takrat me je
pogledala S cistimi oGmi.
"Glej,, kaj sem pripravila "a
ia najm ve6er"
Steklenica 6rnega vina, poleg
ME dvoje kelihov, ma krozniku
gnjat, v kosarici kruh.
-. q. 49, EGElr. - ZET #&&4 5.EE
"Pijva in jejva, sedaj, ko sva."
zardela je in tudi JAZZ, mislim,
da sem zardel. Spogledala sya
Sc in zasmejala sva se Ola.
J .Hedai, ko sYa MOI III zana,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

Pismo odbora Rde6ega,
Kriza il Cerkna
Mrs. Maria Obed in Terezija
Cerkvenik, 1902 st. Clair Ave.,
sta dobila pismo cd Rdecega
kriza Cerkna in sicer potom de-
legata jugoslov. Rdecega kriza
v New Yorku. Rdeci kriz Sc
obema zahvaljuje "a darila, XII
sta jih poslale v Cerkno.
Pismo sc glasi:
"Cenjena gospa Terezija Ger
kvenik!
"Sporocamo Yam, da smo
prejeli pismo, v katerem pisete,
da ste poslala pakete z obleko
in cevlji ter razne druge stva-
ri, "a katere Sc YAM najtopleje
zahvalimo. Preseneceni in vese-
Ii bodo vsi oni, XII bodo darila
prejeli. ze pisma samega so bill
zelo veseli, posebno nekateri, XII
so Vas poznali osebno, drugi pa,
XII so takrat bill Sc majhni in Sc
samo spominjajo Vasega ime-
ma. Nekateri so zeleli pismo sa-
mi citat, ker so 81 predstavljali,
da v duhu govorijo z Vami.
Kakor ste gotovo citali in
slisali cd nash krajev, YAM bo-
me ma kratko opisali polozaj
Cerkna.
Predvsem je res veliko po-
manjkanje med ljudstvom v
obleki in obutvi in sicer cato,
ker Cerkno je trpelo tri leta
nude borbe. Zakaj? Nemski in
italijanski okupatorji medtem,
ko smo Sc mi borili "a pravice,
so stalno hodili pc nash kra-
jih in pozigali, ropali in pobi-
jail. Petkrat so prisli tudi bonn
bardirali to naso majhno vas
Cerkno. Do tai so Sic vse hise,
nobenemu nj bio mogoce resiti
druge stvari, kakor kar je incl
ma sebi. S tenn je ljudstvo pri-
slo cisto oh vse. Zato YAM bo-
do zelo hvalezni "a poslana da-
rila, katere bono takoj pc pre-
jemu razdelili posteno in pra-
vicno, kakor 81 zelite' med otro-
Ike padlih starsev in uboge 81
rote. V Cerknem Jill je pablo V
Narodno = osvobodilni vojski 81
domacinov, v celotni Primorski
pa $4,000, ter YAM je lahko
razvidno trpljenje pretekle VOL
ske, te male skupine primorske-
ga ljudstva. Same v Cerknem
je unicenih 68 his, poskodova-
nih pa 147.
Pripomniti pa Yam moramo,
da sc MISC ozirali ii kruti zlocin-
ci ma trpljenje in gorje ter la
koto, temvec so brez usmiljenja
pobijali nase ljudi.
Pritozujete Sc, da Vas je ka-
kor veliko mas tudi ia huda vol
ma prizadela in kruta smrt Yam
je pobrala najdragocenejse BIZ
tie. Priznamo Vase zalost in v
istem casu YAM izrekamo So
zalje vseh mas.
S tenn koncamo in Sc YAM
naprej Sc 'enkrat zahvaIimo. Ia.
koj pc prejemu in delitvi Yam
bono sporocili, ako pa Yam je
mono Sc kaj poslati, YAM bo-
mo zelo hvalezni.
Veliko je ze postal tudi Anne
riski Rdeci kriz, ampak ma toll
ko krajev Sc pa lie malo pozna.
Vseeno so ljudje zelo zadovoljni
in so re precej zahvalnih pisem
poslali v Ameriko.
Tovarisko Vas pozdravlja
Odbor Rdecega kriza
IL GorIxno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03
IVAN CANKAR:
UTRINKI IL MLADOSTI

Sedla sva tako, da je bila Mia
med mama. In sva jedla in pila.
JAZZ sem pravil resnobno, ka-
kor sem mislil:
"Se dive lett imam do mature,
Sc dive lett. Stir leta ma
tehniki, samo stiri leta. Stiri le-
ia, ena ura. En- trenotek, ker Sc
bova zmerom tako rada imela
kakor sedaj. In nato.
Beseda Sc mi je ustavila; pre-
sladka in prevroca je bila v srcu.
Poznal sem vse tiste zvonke in
visoke besede, XII jih je bila
ustvarila ljubezen. Ali ma jerk
mi nj hotela nobena, Sc sama be-
sedo "ljubezen" ne. Rajsi hi bill
umrl, preden hi izpregovoril
strasno in tujo besedo "ljubim
te". Nekaj drugega je bio v
meni, tenn visokim in zvonkim
besedam mic podobnega. Bila je
cista mladost, brez pretvarjanja
in hinavscine in kosatih oblacil.
"Cakala bonn nate. Sal DO "a
res en- sam trenutek. In mi hos
pisal."
"Vsaki DAM"
"Tudi JAZZ ii bonn pisala!"
Pomislila je, nato me je po-
gledala zvesto in rosno.
"Tako mi pisi, kakor.
Tudi Mi Sc je beseda ustavila.
Mislila je: "Kakor govore O
ljubezni tisti dalnji ljudje, XII fla
gallo pesmi in poznajo take be-
sede, da lijejo cloveku v srce ka-
kor sladek ogenj"
"Tako tt bonn pisal!!
Obema mama je srce utrpnilo,
obmolknilo. Pocasi in tezko Sc lie
roka do roke spustila preko mize.
Njena je bila COLA do komolca,
cd zapestja zmirom boil bella,
tina in samosvoja; v jamici pod
komolcem Sc je svetila tenka 81
MIA lila; prsti so bill plahi in ne
rodni, ko sem Sc jih dotaknil,
sem obcutil, da je tudi moja ro-
ka mrzla in potna.
Spogledala sva Sc; ia pogled
je bill zastrt in z%alosten; cd suhih
ustnic nj bito besede. Vstala sva
oba trudna, cd neznanega cuda
omamljena, skljueena kakor pod
bremenom. Roka Sc je roke okle-
pala, prsti so Sc kljucili v prste,
ustnice so sc ustnicam blizale,
suhe in opaljene.
Stala sva 81 nasproti, sklonja-
ma preko mize, lice tik do lica;
smehljaj nj bill vec smehljaj, oci
so gledale, videle MISC.
Stala sva, lice do lica, roka v
roki; oci SO Sc mama STRIFE cd
groze, ustana so bledela.
IL veze so udarili koraki, gla-
SOW.
"OGe in matt"
"Kam?" >
"Jezus"
"Ugasni! ugasni! Pospravi pod
mizo, ugasni!"
Zgrabil sem "a svetilko ter jo
upihnil tako nerodno, da mi je
plamen opalil veke. Skocil sem
ma okno, z okna ma vrt. Lezal
sem v koprivah in p~oslusal.
"Slabo mi je!" je rekel njen
glas; spoznal sem ga, pa mi je
bill cisto neznar. Mic me nj bilo
sram, da sem zaiiokal naglas, ko
sem sci, ne vem kam.-
E&B# &g#@&
Kje 81 Pavla, XII sem te polju-
bill tolikokrat ma srce, ma ustnice
nikoli? Zvezda, ii samotna, tina,
kan 81 Sc utrnila? p
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-03

prestai sal smo v vojni morali
prenasati vse gorje.
Use skupaj vas lepo pozdrav-
liam, Tvoj brat
r. !.
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Pismo opisuje pogreb
Ivana TursiGa. komandanta
80. divizije

(Od svojega prata il Rakeka
.je dobil Frank Tursic, 1885 Mil
roy Ave-, Toledo, Ohio pismo, v
katerem je opisan pogreb njego-
vega necaka Ivana, XII je bill ko-
mandant 80. divizije in kot TAX
Sen padel 80. julia leta 1910 V
borbah, XII so Sc vrsile mad All
d%ovscino. Pismo je nasemu ured-
nistvu izrocila Mrs. Peterlin, XII
je sestra Franka Tursica in sta
nuje v Clevelandu ma 1881 E.
al ST.
Dragi brat! V zacetku mole
ga pisma vas vse kar lepo po-
zdravljam. Paketov smo do Sc
daj dobili sedem. Zdaj lie Sci k
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Tudi v cerkev SO ga nesli, po-
tenn pa so ga peljali ma topu z
trent pari konjev pc celem Ra-
keku. Pokopali 50 ga sami Off
cirji. Bio je okrog SO vencev
ma njegovem grobu. Ne morem
YAM opisati kako je to bill ia
pogreb lep.' Tam ma Primor-
skem smo ga odkopali, smo 3D.
prli trugo in videli natancno ka-
ko je incl prestreljeno glavo.
Ostale so Sc skoro same kosti.
Obleka je bila lepa in tudi sarzo
je incl ma rokavu.
Letino smo incl slabo, ker
je susa bila taksna kot jo Sc
ne spominjajo Re najmanj sto
let. Sedaj pa je vsak dan DEE
Tu nam Sc vedno kaj primanj-
kuje. Sal nj nobeno Guido, Itali-
JAM so nam sezigali, Nemci pa
so pobrali kar je Sc ostalo.
JAZZ sem sam zzeno, ko takrat,
ko sem Sc porocil. Same to je,
da sem pref lahko delal, sedaj
pa ne morem. No, pa bono Re
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