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The Republican., 1947-09-04

Russell L. Smith and son, Robert,
left Saturday for Chicago, H., where
the latter is entering Chicago Music
al college.
Mrs. Marjorie Fleming and son,
Edwin, of Wayne, W Va, were
guests Of Mrs. c. N. Mclntire and
other friends on Sunday.
Edgar Lemmert visited his father,
James c. Lemmert. over the holiday
period, and was planning to return to
Clarksburg, w. Va, today.
Mrs. Clarence Umstot and infant
daughter, Christina Grace, are ex-
pecting to return from Memorial
hospital, Cumberland, today.
Messrs. Lloyd and Lee Shillingburg
and Virgil Harvey, Of Steyer, at
tended the national air races at Cleve-
land, Ohio, on Sunday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. c. E. Shillingburg
to Warren, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Seefeld
motored to Moorefield, W. Va on
Sunday and were accompanied upon
their return by Mrs. George Walls,
who had been visiting there for two
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hine-
baugh and daughter, accompanied by
their son, Edward, who had spent
several weeks here, returned to their
home in Canton, Ohio, on Tuesday
morning.
The Republican., 1947-09-04

Mrs. John T. Sincell, Pittsburgh
Pa, came to Oakland Tuesday for 4
visit with relatives
Mr., and Mrs. R. J. Maddy, Phila-
delphia, spent Tuesday night and
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
land Roth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nicholson
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Smith and
son, of Ellerson, Va, spent the past
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Leland
Roth
The Pythian Sisters are holding
an important meeting on Monday
evening at o'clock, and all members
are being urged to attend by Mrs.
George Fulk, most excellent chief Of
the organization.
Mr. Foster 0. Speicher and daugh-
ter, Bette, have returned from Pana-
ma Canal Zone and are now living in
Louisville, Kentucky, where Bette
will continue her sophomore year at
the University of Louisville. 1t,
Speicher is spending short leave
with his family in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emlyn Edwards and
daughter, New Haven, Conn; Mrs.
Clyde Polling, Miss Ruth Ferguson
and Mrs. Martha Ferguson, Fairmont,
". Va, were visiting friends in Oak
land or Tuesday. Mrs. Edwards is
the former Miss Ruth Ann Polling,
who taught in Oakland High school.
Miss Nellie X. Harvey, Washing
ton. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Houck
and daughters, Dottie Don and Dan
ell Hamill Houck, of Beckley, re-
turned to their homes after having
visited relatives here for several days.
They also attended the Harvey Will
son reunion held Sunday at the White
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Skipper, near
Deep Creek, had as their guests last
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Skipper
and son, Valley Point, w. Va; Mr.
and Mrs. Lester House and children,
near Sand Flat; Harry Skipper, Bal
timore; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Savage
and two children and Miss Winnie
Miller, McHenry,
Henry Tarring, New York City,
came to Oakland last Saturday and
was accompanied by his wife, who
has been a patient at the Hospital
for Women, in Baltimore, and by
their son Billy Earring, who had
been visiting his grandparents at
Aberdeen. Their daughter, Jennifer,
remained in Aberdeen. Mr Tarring
remained here for the weekend.
The Republican., 1947-09-04
PAGE FIVE

Mrs. Caroline Wilson, elementary
supervisor, returned to this county
last Friday after having been an in
suuctor at a workshop course for the
University of Florida, Panama City.
Erwin s. Smith. Jr., and sister,
Mrs. Robert Stemple, motored from
Baltimore for the holiday weekend,
and upon the return OF the former to
that city, he was accompanied by his
wife, who had been visiting here for
the past two weeks. Mrs Stemple
remand in Oakland.
The Republican., 1947-09-04

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and friends in Oakland over Labor
Day. They formerly resided here.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald King, of Meadow Mountain,
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Hanst,
New York City, who are visiting
relatives here, motored to Pittsburgh,
Pa, today where they will spend a
le" ""S7 Oeio'' '9'"r''iiS 20 '"eii
''0'''e'
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Tubman and
son Richard, Severna Park. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo BIickenstaff. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burkholder. of Hagers-
town. were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. GUY Hinebaugh. Monte
Vista road.
Mr. and MIS-. W. Duncan Patton
The Republican., 1947-09-04


Jack Nordeck Erwin, W. Va. was
a business visitor in Oakland last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lohr and son,
of Oldtown, near Cumberland, were
visitors in Oakland on Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard White and
two children were in Clarksburg, W..
Va, on Saturday attending the circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hoffman, Col
lege Park, visited her mother, Mrs.
Edith Schlossnagle, over the week
end.
Lieut.. Col. John Mitchell Frank
lin has returned to Fort George G.
Meade after having visited relatives
here for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Umstot,
laird street, announce the birth of a
daughter at Memorial hospital Cum
oegland, last Friday, August 20.
Mrs. Wade H. Iinebaugh, of King
wood. ". Va, is a guest this week at
the home of Mrs. Nettie Thrasher
Third street
Ralph Casteel, Akron, Ohio, a
former resident of this county, was
d business caller at The Republican
office last Thursday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley Stahl and
son, William, ChambersburG, Pa,
were visiting Nh and Mrs. W. s..
Friend, Pleasant Valley, over Labor
Day weekend.
The Winters dancing studio N an
advertisement this week is announc-
ing the change Of time in a number
Of the dancing classes which are held
on Thursdays.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Treacy and
two sons, Steve and Jimmie, Of
HagerStown, spent the weekend
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Treacy and family.
John Mitchell is recuperating at his
home north of town after having re-
TUNED last Wednesday from the hos
pital in Cumberland where he had
been a patient for about two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Grant returned
to Oakland last Friday after motor
trip of about three weeks to Yellow
stone National Park and nearby
points Of interest.
Miss Estelle Treacy, Washington,
and two guests, Misses Lois Hurd
and Kay Scott, Washington and Sill
yer Springs, spent Labor Day week
end at Miss Treacy's parents home
on Second street.
Mr.. Leo Treacy who has been
working with Southern Railways in
Washington, returned to his home
Saturday where he will remain until
leaving for Center College, Ky, the
latter part of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence c. Staples
and two children, Dorothy and Pris-
ella, of Washington, D. c., were Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Weeks,
at Crook Crest. Mrs. Staples is a
daughter of Mr. Weeks.
Members Of the Methodist choir
were guests of Dr. and Mrs. d. c.
Pickens at Rock Chimney lodge, on
Lake Terra Alta, last Thursday
evening, for an outing. Thirty-fve
were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Graham and
daughter have returned to their home
in Baltimore Mrs. Graham had spent
two weeks here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Mitchell, north OF
town,
Mr.. Paul Leatherbery, who has
been assisting Rev. Austin f. Schild-
wachter in St. Matthew's Episcopal
parish during the summer months
left Oakland Monday for his home in
Baltimore where he viii spend a few
days before continuing his studies
The Republican., 1947-09-04

r. f. Cross and daughter, Betsy,
Washington. D. c., visited his mother,
Mrs Earl F. Teets, near GAINESVILLE,
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leighton
and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ.
Wiley, of Las Vagas, Nevada, spent
the weekend in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley left yesterday
for their home.
Mr.. c. A. Jones, Columbus, Ohio,
was a weekend guest at the home of
his brother, Ray Jones, returning on
Wednesday. "Charlie," as he is known
to his many local friends, visited
among old friends and relatives at
Deer Park.
James f. Hesen became suddenly
i'll on Sunday and was rushed to Allie
gany hospital, Cumberland, where he
underwent an operation. He is slowly
convalescing, according to his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hesen, who
visited him there this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moon, son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Parrish, Keyser, w. Va, motored
to Oakland Sunday to visit the form
er's mother, Mrs George Moon, and
other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. James Macleod re-
turned to the Park on Tuesday after
a months vacation in Maine, the
Eastern Shore of Maryland, and
points in Pennsylvania. The former
resumed his duties at the Baptist
church in Loeb Lynn.
Robert Bosley and his weekend
guest, Cub Harvey, of Baltimore,
drove to that city on Tuesday where
the former is planning to resume his
studies. He expects to return to Oak
land the latter part Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Spoerlein and
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Spoerlein have
returned to their homes at Gortner
after trip west. They were absent
from Oakland 70 days during which
time they motored in twcnty-nine
states and portions of Mexico.
Mrs. Helen YagIe, Washington, D,
c., is spending this week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Second
street. Other visitors over the week
end were Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Muir
ply and two children, of Cumberland,
and Raphael Murphy, Of Washington.
Mr.. Richard Hanks, a guest at the
Jones cottage, during the past week,
was successful IN landing big mouth
bass weighing between PIG to 3 lbs,
and measuring 1G inches, from the
Jones dock MI Hanks and Wilbur
Jones returned to Columbus, Ohio,
on Labor Day. Both are employees Of
the BattelIe Research Laboratories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bowman, of
near Crellin, had as their guests on
Sunday Mrs. Werner Bowman and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Knots,
Dorothy Knots, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs Philip Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman and
family, and number Of other friends,
for a basket dinner
Ruth, Lorena and Beulah Fitzwater,
Washington, d. c., have returned to
that city after spending some time
with the.r parents, Mr. and Mrs vii
liam Fitzwater, near Deer Park Re
cent visitors at the Fitzwater home
were Mr.. and Mrs Dave DeLong, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Harding, Mrs Mil
dred Kimmel and Marilyn Kimmel,
Washington, d. c.; Robert Mayf.eld,
Brazil, Ind; Ben Werner, Minneapo-
lis, Mimi; Josephine Keller and Hazel
DevCre, Kitzmiller.
NEasY
The Republican., 1947-09-04
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at Gonder's Cut Rate store,
Hamill's Book and Stationery Store
and at Englander's Pharmacy, at five
cents per copy.
The Republican., 1947-09-04

Nh and Mrs. Ronald Lohr and son,
of Oldtown, near Cumberland, were
visitors in Oakland on Labor Day
The Republican., 1947-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard White and
two children were in Clarksburg, W..
Va, on Saturday attending the circus.
The Republican., 1947-09-04

Jack Nordeck, Erwin, W. Va. was
a business visitor in Oakland last
Saturday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

ljubilo in jim je dopuscal cas-,
da so gojili te vrste Sport. Po-
skrbeli pa so tudi, da Sc je v
koloniji sami postavilo javno
poslopje, v katerem so bill pro-
stori "a razne aktivnosti in raz-
vedrila starejsih elanov koloni-
jje. Ustanovljena so bila drustva
oziroma postojanke pripadajo-
&c k Zvezi upokojenih postnih
usluzbencev in k Zvezi zelezni-
ske postne sluzbe. zenske so sc
pridruzile kot pomozne clanice
ter so tudi ustanovile svoj dru-
zabni klub.
Ali razvedrilo in zabava nj
bill glavni cilj, to so bile po-
trebne aktivnosti "a prosti cas-.
Pridne roke upokojenih pismo-
nos in njihovih druzic so novo
kolonijo v kratkem casu spre-
menile v uspesno podvzetje in
organizacijo, XII je leta 1916 po-
razdelila svojim clanom million
dolarjev dobicka cd prodanega
sadja in drugih pridelkov kolo-
nije.
Bivsi pismonosa Denslow, XII
je zdaj predsednik kolonije, je
dejal: "Za trgovce v Clermontu
predstavljamo placilno listo v
znesku $4,000 letno, "a one ma
Sc tovarise pa, XII so zdaj Sc v
aktivni sluzbi, predstavljamo
moznost in priliko, da sc morejo
po upokojitvi naseliti v milem
podnebju, kjer bodo nasadi ci-
tronskega sadja nudili MIN in
druzinam prijetno uposlitev in
dohodke, XII bodo mesecno po-
kojnino povisali. Teh prilik Sc
tudi vsako leto posluzuje cezda-
lie vecje stevilo upokojenih pis-
monos, XII prihajajo, da prezive
leta upokojitve v tenn solncnem
in milem podnebju." - Znaeil-
no je, da je clan-delnicar te ko-
lonije tudi newyorski senator
James Mead. Ko torej vidite va
Sega re malo osivelega pismo-
nosa zamisljenega, ste lahko
gotovi, da tuhta koliko oranz-
nih dreves producira toliko in
toliko sadeza in koliko sc zato
potem izkupi. Vas zvesti pismo-
nosa misli ma pokoj oh delu v
naravi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

Tisk, XII IL dneva v dan vara
citatelje in objavlja lame We
sti, siri pogosto gorostasne lazi
in predstave 0 SZ. Tako smo
slisali il ust nekega solidnega
Turka tole bedarijo:
cali res, da v Rusiji nj de-
narnega obtoka, da so pri vas
otroci skupna last, da vase ze-
ne ne smejo nositi cevljev z vi
sokimi petami, da 81 ne smejo
barvati ustnic, da ne smejo no.
siti svilenih oblek?"
MOI vneto prebira bulvarne
casopise.
Carigrad, XII steje blizu 8OO,-
900 prebivalcev, ina samo emo
manjso drzavno gledalisce z
oddelki drame in komedije in
pa v udici Pera sta dive privat-
nj operetni gledalisci. V kinu je
"Amerika" dokoncno izpodrini-
la "Aurupo". S plakatov vseh
kinov zro navadni junaki anne
riskega obeinstva: ma pol mage
lepotice, podivjani bandit, cow
boji. Lastna turska filmska
proizvodnja je ma film k e m
platnu zelo redka.
Carigrad je mesto mnogih je-
zikov. Ma glavni ulici Pera lah-
ko slisis anglesko, francosko,
grsko govorece ljudi. Tu je
mnogo vojakov in oficirjev v
angleski in ameriski uniformi -
posebno zvecer okrog kinov, ba-
rov in tocilnic.
Nam nikakor nj slo v glavo,
kaj prav "a prav pocno vsi tt
angleski in ameriski vojaski
krogi v Istambulu. Mexico pa
smo Sc peljali po cesti, XII drzi
iz Istambula vzdolz Bospora.
Tudi tam smo videli uniforme,
XII jih vidi clovek zvecer ma Pc
ra. Angleski in ameriski voja-
XII in oficirji so Sc sukali okrog
vojaskih radijskih postal in ar
tilerijskih baterij, stojecih bill
zu ceste, vozili so Sc v vojaskih
avtomobilih =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

Indian Lake, near Bellefonta,ne.
and Grand Lake, near st Mary's,
both reached from Federal Route
33, offer two of Ohio'S most at
tractive vacation spots.
Indian Lake has nearly every
possible facility for outing enjoy
mcnt. There are two picnic and
camping sites, one on Fox Island
near Russell Point and the 'othe,
on. Black Hawk Island. just of
State Route g. The lake was
greatly enlarged many years ago
to provide water supply for the
canal system in the western part
of Ohio.
Swimming. fishing, boating, hik-
ing, golf, cottages and hotels offer
rare opportunities for season.
long stay and the facilities for
camping and picnics have made
Indian Lake one of the most pop
ular resorts in the Middle West.
In season, there is hunting and
trapping as we'll. ,~sa
The State Fish Hatchery at In
dian Lake is one Of dozen scat
tered over Ohio and, like the park,
IS under the Division OF ConserYa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

die imajo ma razpolago velike
snazne parnike z udobnimi,
mehkimf sedezi, cisto drugacne
parnike, kakor so tisti, S kate
rimi sc vozi cez Zlati Rog NEST
ma revscina.
v Bajuk-ada Sc je peljala S
parnikom druzba trgovcev. Po-
govor Sc je sukal okrog deval-
vacije turske lire, katere vred-
most je padla v odnosu do do
larja in sterlinga vec, kakor
dvakratno, okrog deviz, XII jih
je treba dobiti "a narcotic bla-
ga v >Ameriki it'd. Trgovci so
zivahno kalkuliraI zasluzek, 60
vorili o reklami. Zadnji sklepi
Wade - o popolni svobodi trgo-
vine brez omejitve dobicka, o
postopnem umiku drzavne in
dustrije trga, so trgovcem
ocividno povsem ustrezali. Teh
ljudi nj prav mic motilo, da so
Sc po teh sklepih domaca zivila
podrazila cd $3.50 odst., da
so Gene blaga, uvozenega IL Ev-
rope in Amerike, poskocile "a
1OO-15O odst., da je postalo
zivljenje delovnega prebivalstvo
Sc tezje, da ekonomska politika
Wade izpodkopava ekonomijo
dezele.
Armada pridobitnikov, zelo
vpliva v trgovskih mestih, zla-
sti pa v Carigradu, vpliva ma
dezelo ne samo ekonomsko, tenn
vec tudi politieno. Vlada 81 pri-
zadeva, da bi pritegnila ma svo-
jo stran te kroge in plese v
ekonomskih vprasanjih ia ko,
kakor zvizgajo oni.
Bogati trgovci, spekulanti, XII
so med vojno obogateli, 81 pri-
zadevajo, da bi ekonomijo Tud-
eije Sc bolj podredili tujemu ka-
pitalu. Industrijski razvoj de-
zele sc zavira, dezela Sc spre-
minja v polkolonijo angleskega
in ameriskega kapitala.
Turski tisk 81 skrbno pri-
zadeva odvrniti pozornost pre-
bivalstva cd pravih vzrokov ne
urejenega zivljenja in tezkega
polozaja mnozic. Kolporterji
krice po ulicah senzacionalne
naslove clankov, XII strasijo lju-
di z "boljsevisko nevarnostjo',
naslove klevetniskih porocil @
politiki Sovjetske zveze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
ZATOCIScE UPOKOJENIH PISMONOs

Kakor kazejo tozadevni Sc
znami zavarovalninskih druzb,
umrje razmeroma veliko Stew
10 upokojencev v kratki dobi po
upokojenju. To Sc pripisuje
predvsem dejstvu, da je clovek,
XII je bill pref aktiven, Sc znajde
nenadno v polozaju, ko cuti, da
je nekje nekaj zastalo in nj
vec vazen del vsakdanjega tenn
pa della in ustvarjanja ter pro-
dukcije. Skratka, dnevi lagod-
mega pocitka pricno kmalu pre-
sedati, kajti kdor je bill mnogo
let aktiven Clan proizvajajoce
druzbe, je tezko brezdelen. Ia
ko nekako so SCI pocutili tudi
nekateri pismonose, XII so po
dolgih letih dostavljanja poste
dobili cd Strica Sama obvesti-
10, da lahko gredo v zasluzeni
pokoj. Cutili so, da imajo Sc do
volj moci in energije, da isto
koristno uporabijo.
VI. 1923 je zelezniski post
nj uradnik po i'm e. nu Ernest
Denslow, il Ashtabula, o., pri-
Gel racunati, da vsekakor "a
sluzi mas povprecen pismonosa,
XII 80 ali 40 let prenasa postne
vrece in skrbi, da pride vsako
pismo in druge posiljke v pravi
predaljcek, da ina nekaj cd
upokojitve preden je njegovo
ime uvrsceno v seznam rano
umrlih upokojencev.
Denslowe misli so Sc ukvar-
jale vizijo malega kraja, kjer
bi upokojeni pismonose mogli
prebiti svoje leta pokoja pri-
jetnem okolju, pod lepimi pal
mani in juznim cvetjem, OBJ
enem pa bi meli dovolj della, da
ne bi ginili cd enostavne neak-
tivnosti. Idejo je obrazlozil Sc
nekaterim drugim delovnim to-
varisem, XII so sc skupno z MIN
podali ma ogled po Floridi, do
kler MISC naleteli ma kraj Cler-
mont " srednjem delu Floride,
zapadno cd Orlanda) ter "a
kljucili, da je bas ia kraj tisto
zavetisce, XII so ga iskali in ime-
Ii v svojih mislih. ~
Nacrt je bill, da Sc zgradi ko-
lonijo bivsih pismonos, Sc da
vsakemu pet akrov citronskih
nasadov - to bi mu dalo do
volj della, obenem pa bi mu pri-
neslo nekaj dohodkov, XII hi bi-
Ii dobrodoSel dodatek k drzavni
pokojnini. Seveda bi vsak vlozil
gotovo svoto v nasade. Ia stvar
je bilo ze prvo leto dovolj zani-
mania, da Sc je kupilo 210C
akrov zemlje in je bio re v te.
k11 enepa 1eta 150 akrOv nOsa.
jenih citronskim drevjem. In
kar je dajalo prvim kolonistom.
upokojencem Sc vec veselja, je
bilo dejstvo, da Sc je nedaled
stran raztezala v sirino 80 mil
divjina, kjer so lahko ribaril
ali pa lovili divjacino, a po oko
liskih jezerih so Sc mogli preva'
zati S colni kadar Sc Jim je po.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
F. Vjaze m s XII:
V Carigradu
(Zapiski s pOtOvania)


Vozec Sc skozi ozke prehode
mrezastih pregrad, napetih cez
preliv z enc obale ma drugo, plo-
We mas parnik oh Bosporu.
Obali preliva sta vijugasti:
mnogo pomolov, zalivckov in
ovinkov. &c bi stisnili ODE obali
skupaj, bi sc pomoli enc zare-
zali v zaliveke druge. Obrisi Sc
tocno ujemajo. Preliv je nastal,
ko je pocila zemeljska skorja
med formiranjem Anatolskega
polotoka.
Ma desni obali stole ma kupih
belle hisice, majhna naselja vii,
m led mimi pa Sc razprostira
pusta krsna obala. Mnoge hisi-
ce so Sc nekako dvignile mad
morje, Sc nagnile in stisnile
tesno skupaj. Po obali Sc vile
liki kaca, costa.
Leva obala je bolj pusta. Ma
selij je malo, videti pa je to-
varne.
Zvecer, v luninem svitu, ko
Sc zrcalijo v lesketajoci vodi
luci ma obalah, je Bospor zelo
lep. Toda dnevna svetloba neiz-
prosno odkriva revscino lesenih
his, XII ze dolga leta ne poznajo
popravila in pleskanja, trhlost,
nagnitih stebrickov, izpodjede.
ne temelje.
Slikovitost starinske trdnja.
We Rumele, XII stoji ma najozjem
kraju Bospora, MOTTO moder-
ne hise, prilepljene k trdnjav'
skim stolpom.
Parnik plove mimo harema
obdanega visoko dvojno Ste
no, mimo sedeza sultanov -
krasnega dvorca umetniskc
ograjo - in koncno vrze sidrc
" pristaniscu pred vhodom '
Marmorno morje, blizu mostu
XII drzi cez zaliv Zlati Rog.
V Konstantinoplu smo, \
prestolnici starodavnega Bizan
ca, XII so ga osvojili in razdeja
Ii Turki in ustanovili v XIV. sto
letju tn prestolnico fevdalne
ga Otomanskega imperija. :P<
strmoglavljenju sultana v le
tn 1922, je bilo mesto preimeno
vano v Istambul, po imenu azij
skega della mesta, prestolnics
republikanske Tureije pa je bill
prenesena v Ankaro.
Mesto Sc je slikovito razpro
strlo po gricih. Hise so nakopi
Gene, kakor po stopniscu, dru
ga mad drugo. Parcele so drage
zato so poslopja nesorazmern'
visoka. Ia ali ona hisica Sc j
dvignila v vec nadstropij kvis
ku, Stroke pa je 4-6 metrov
Mad tenn kaosom hisic, XII spo
minjajo ma papirne, Sc dviga
jo masivne, kopulam podobn
moseje z visokimi okroglimi mi
nareti.
V pristaniscu - direnda..
Mnozica razcapancev pritisk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
LETS EXPLORE OHIO
Rzhe 0nx%s
Courtesy
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ton and Natural Resources.
\ Grand Lake is often called Lake
ST. Mdry's, from the town Of that
name at its eastern end, and is
the largest inland lake in Ohio
Nearby is Lake Loramie.
Here, too, fishing is fine. just
as it is at Indian lake, with black
bass, channel cat fish, blue gills,
croppies, perch and walleyes in
great number Boats may be
rented and adequate lodging and
amplng facilities are available
South of Indian Lake IS the
highest point in the state East of
| that is Zane Cavern. Ohio Caverns
| are south of Bellefontaine and
! we'll worth a visit.
For day Or week of fishing
and for the Sunday picnic, all
t!.iee lakes offer ATTRACTIVE facili-
ties with ample room for all
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Argumentiranje

Slovenec in Nemec sc prepi-
rata O kulturi svojega naroda.
Nemec: "Kaj bos govoril! ko
smo pri mas kopali "a zgodovin-
skimi starinami, smo naleteli
globoko v zemlji ma zico. To je
dokaz, da smo poznali re V pra-
dawn dobi brzojav."
Slovenec: "Prava rec! Pri mas
smo pa kopali ter grebli po zem-
Iii in nismo naleteli ma nobeno
zico. To je dokaz, da smo imeli
ze v pradavni dobi brezzicni br'
zojav!