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Evening star., 1947-07-26
McKENDREE

soufb Dakota Ave. and gath st.
at Rhode Island Ave. NE.
HORACE e. CRoMER, DID, Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Church School.
IL 700 am,-"Clear Vision
$50 pm-Youth Fellowship.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
Convention Delegates
At National Christian

A large group Of delegates to the
Disciples of Christ convention
which begins Tuesday in Buffalo
N. Y, will worship at the National
City Christian Church tomorrow
morning. Delegates from Australia
New Zealand, South Africa ano
Great Britain will also attend. "Be
Not Anxious" is the subject of DR.
j. Warren Hastings.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
FIRST METHODIST

Bradbury Hgts., Bowen Rd; at Ala. Ave
REV. DORSEY K. STURGIS. Minister.
GAS am.-Church School.
1l:OO am-"The Song OF the Inunder
Storm"
Nursery During SerOsce.
700 p.nl.-Youth Fellowship. =,
S.nN n m -"The Christian Race.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
WOOpSIDE

ssIi Ga. Ave. (Silver Spring, Md
PHVlIP C. EDWARDS, NJ. A. Minister
e:45 a.m,-Church School
1900 am-..In the Steps Of the
z.16n n-Senior Hiph Fellowship.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
Dr.. Carlyle Adams Guest

DR.. Carlyle Adams, editor of Pres
byterian Tribune and Church Times,
will be the guest preacher at II am
tomorrow at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. He was for
mer chaplain of Park College, Park
vile, Mo.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
List Summer Preachers

Summer preachers at the West
Washington Baptist Church, August
9 and 81, Army Chaplain Roy H
Parker; August 10, the Rev. Paul B
Watlington, sr.. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, Hagerstown, Md.
August II and "a, the Rev. Donald
Evening star., 1947-07-26
Massachusetts, Pastor
At the First Baptist

The Rev. Hillyer H. Straton, pas
tor of the First Baptist Church OF
Maiden, Mass, will speak at the
First Baptist Church at Gas and II
m. tomorrow on Problems Our
Faith Solves" and at 8 pm. on
Whose God Is God?"
At S-p.m. Thursday DR.. George
E. Hale will speak DR.. and Mrs
Hale are missionary appointees to
China and are living in Washington
during his internship at Garfield
Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-07-26

explaining Cne
lessons contain
ed in the Bible
to students.
His aim is still
to instruct and
C riff "the
Christian way of
life as revealed
in the Bible,
and to lead the
class members
into vital and
personal rela-
tionship W t n
t h e ir Divine
Lord and Say.
Evening star., 1947-07-26

lOUT.
A complete knowledge of the Bib
lical background and history OF the
lesson is one step in his method OF
achieving this result. Mr.. Emch
then seeks to apply the truths de-
rived from the lesson to present day
events and problems.
Evening star., 1947-07-26
UNION

eOth ST Near Penna. Ave. NV.
GO1 Years at This Location.
SELWYN X. COCKRELL, d. d. .,
90 a,m.-"Keep Cool; Keep Awake. y
Evening star., 1947-07-26

GUEST PREACHER-The Rev.
Raymond B. Bragg, executive
director of the Unitarian Serv-
ice Committee, will preach at
II am. tomorrow at All Souls
Unitarian Church on Sacred
and Secular-a False Anti
theses" Mr.. Bragg was for
merly minister of the First
Unitarian Church, Minneapo-
lis, MINI.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

seems to be getting hot under
the collar.
Meanwhile Chester Gould.
the old Scrooge, won't let his
creation, Dick Tracy, enjoy
Christmas. Instead, the poor
guy has to spend his time try
ing to figure out why anyone
should steal the top of monu-
ment and murder man to
boot.
There are exotic clues al
ready; the dead guy came from
New Delhi, India, where he
was retainer in the old pal
ace; the stone of which the
monument was made also came
from India-from the throne
room.
Across the city, although
Dick Tracy Chere we go again
doesn't know it, some unsavory
characters are breaking open
the pointed top from the mon
ument.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
This weeks comics
What's this? Happy
Easter at Xmas?

dropping it out of plane over
what it thought was uninhabit-
ed country.
But there's something sub
versive about the whole thing.
So far nobody has blamed the
Rooshans for the sad plight the
Yokums are in. :
Abbie Scrapple, the sweet
old lady of the Daily News
Abbie an Stats. is also in a
predicament, ugh she
doesn't know it. body
seems to be aware of the trou-
bic they're in this week.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

She has, for some obscure
but undoubtedly worthy rea-
son, taken to the air to broad
cast the virtues of an unpalat-
able, impure breakfast food
that the towns biggest bust
ness man is promoting.
The breakfast food is so bad
that even if Abbie doesn't wake
up hating herself in the morn
ing, the suckers will.
Spray O'Hare and her three
gallant escorts-Chazz Charles,
Terry, and Pat, all of the Trib's
Terry and the Pirates-have
just found hidden door in
the gambling casino to which
they have gone to seek evil
dence which viii clear the name
of Sprays father from an old
scandal,
They are under surveillance
by raven-haired wench who
is, unless we're mistaken, an
old flame of Terry's. The flame
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

Il most of the comics said
this week, so We'll tell you
. Merry Christmasi
The holiday spirit even pene-
trated to the Far East, where
Steve Canyon is chasing the
lady doctor, Deem Wilderness,
because he's a he and she's a
she) and a gang of cutthroats
Cfor different reasons).
Happy Easter, Canyons old
timer pal with the white shrub
berry and the twinkling eyes,
J. decides to play good ST Nick
to the young 'uns of the town,
so he dresses up for the part,
prompting a pun by his side
kick, Feeney, which is even
worse than anything you've
ever been afflicted with in
The Star.
Says Feeney to Happy Eas-
ter:
"a sack of goodies and a
hired jeep, and you're Claus
without a contract
Just to make the holidays
even merrier, Canyon has saved
Deem Wilderness from uncer-
tain death, by the way.
And speaking of cutthroats,
DDT's finding that it doesn't
pay to be a diamond in the
rough--or steal one.
DOT is the crooked disc
jockey in the Suns sequences
on Kerry Drake, the super
sleuth, who now knows that
DOT murdered the jeweler
brother of Julep Frost, the
pretty Treasury agent.
But Kerry Drake has to get
proof. He's found the diamonds
that DOT stole before murder
ing Julep's brother, and it looks
like DOT = paradoxically - is
about to be exterminated.
Buck Rogers pals in the 25th
century have a much better
chance for survival, however.
They were getting a licking
from the space ships of Midas,
who's the low-down gent of
this particular comic strip,
until Buck Rogers reared into
the picture to put Midas to
flight.
Apparently Midas figured
that he Midas well get away
while the getting was good.
Humphrey, the big-hearted
!. dope, and his friend, Mr.. Nip
ply, also are on the lam-but
they don't know it.
They think they're just
avoiding a traffic jam by
sneaking away from Mount
Rushmore. o
The tie-up is caused by thou
sands of motorists who have
stopped to stare up at the great
stone faces chiseled out of the
rock, the faces of Washington,
Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt,
Lincoln-and Joe Palooka and
Knobby Walsh.
Humphrey and Mr.. Mipply,
who carved the faces of the
latter two in the rock, don't
know that Congress has met in
special session to consider the
whole matter.
And while we're. up in the
mountain country, let's drop
over to Dogpatch, where Lin
Abner and his folks are get
ting kind of hungry.
They can't understand why;
they're in bed because it's still
dark out.
What they don't know-but
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Seniority To Play Big
Part In Naming Chief
Unofficial Speculation Among Officers Picks Various
Policemen As Succ essor To Casteen On
Resig nation
BY PHIL WRIGHT
Sfar-NeuS Police Ronorfor

Seniority will play a definite part in appointment of a
,ccessor to Chief of Police Charles H. Casteen. it was in.
Grated today at Wilmington Police Headquarters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

Thomas, Margaret Holmes. Jean
Teachey, Hilda Edwards, Doris
Ellen and Geraldine Colkitt. Sec
ond row, left to right, Mary K.
Davis, Beth Maynard, Oracle Cur
ganians, Betty Belcher, Vivian
Seigler, Marian Sloane. Ruth Nor
rison, Mary Claire Bates. Mar
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
N. C. POULTRY

RALEIGH, Feb. 15.-P-NC-
DA)-Raleigh egg and poultry
markets steady; U. S. grade A
large 48; fryers and broilers "a
to 26.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

In the event he is not appointed
He came 10 the department in
1880, and has risen to a lieu
tenants post. He did not name his
platform. He attended .traffie
school for two weeks at the In
stitute of Government.
Private L. E. Skies is next
highest in seniority, coming to the
department in March of 1886. His
record has been continuous and he
half jokingly, half seriously in.
dlcated his preference for the
chiefs job.
Sergt. P. j. Parish came to the
Wilmington department. in 1897
and served as a deputy under
John r. Morris, where he held the
position of office deputy and Sec
rotary.
Prior to his Wilmington work he
served as assistant Chief of Police
at Carolina Beach.
During his ten years service
with the department he has at
tended the F.. B. 1. Police Acad-
envy in Washington seven weeks;
the F. B. I. Civilian Defense
school at Chapel Hill seven days,
and was given instruction in po-
lice administration. He has a total
of II years as a police officer.
Sergeant l.. B. Ruark, who has
nearly 10 years experience in the
department, came to work shortly
after Sgt. Parish, il 1887.
The department now has 81
men, according to the roster oil
seniority ratings. Eight have re-
tired or been dismissed since
March l. 1916.
Some of the s'likely" men for
the job of chief would not say
whether they preferred C~asteen's
successor to pc picked from the
force on a seniority basis, or
whether they would choose g
change in Civil Service regulations
to permit an outside man FOR the
job.
Casteen will 60 to Mountain
Sanitarium 500 when negotiations
for his entry have been completed
lefty Manager J. R. Benson SAID
last night.
A definite date for his retire
ment has not been set, Benson
said. He will step down at a time
to be mutually" designated by
the police chief, the city govern
ment and the police pension board.
Benson explained that Caster
has sick leave and other accrued
time with the city which he should
be allowed to use.
He said that the chief doctors
do not want him to worry about
how things are going at home
while he is undergoing his res1
cl1re."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
E.. LAWMAKERS
TAKE IT EASY
Legislators Actually Work
AT Legislating Less Than
Three Week Days

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 15.-B
The South Carolina General AS
sembly probably works less time
each week than any other state
legislature.
AS it is now, the legislators &C
tually work at legislating less than
three full days a week, This has
been much the same for a num-
Der Of years.
Bv custom, a legislative week
begins at noon Tuesday and ends
with Fridays adjournment. Fri
days. however, are practically al
ways limited to local and uncon-
tested matters and that lets al
most everybody go home Thurs
day.
Because this practice Of uncon-
tested local sessions on Fridays,
legislators now seldom schedule
any committee meetings for
Thursdays. The homeward exodus
begins Thursday as soon as the
Senate and House officially quit
work, which generally has been
early this year.
Committee meetings, in which
much work iss done and in which
much legislation is agreed upon,
are chiefly held Tuesday and We'd
nesday afternoons. Since these are
either the most desirable or most
available times, the many commit
tees of both branches crowd in
their sessions, meaning that sew
eral meetings or hearings may be
going on each side of the State
House at the same time and that
legislators who belong to more
than one of these committees have
to decide which to attend Or race
from one to another.
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day are still counted as legislative
days, although Friday sessions are
cursory and devoid of any import
ance. The clerks and attaches
just go through the form and mo-
ton of holding a meeting and, in
the Senate, sometimes do not even
bother to do that.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. Is. - P = No
wheat:
Corn No. 3 yellow $1.39 IA; No.
4, $1.34 3-4-1-37; No. S, 100 IA
1.35.
Oats No. l white extra heavy 81
IL; No. l white SO IL barley malt
ing 1.45-87 nominal; feed 10000
nominal:
Field seed per hundredweight
nominal:
Red clover 43. OO-47.0 90; Sweet
clover 11.50-13.00; Red top 1850
18. so; Timothy 7.40-7.55.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
PILOT STRICKEN

LANCASTER, S. c., Feb. 15.-
(P)-Troy w. Moore, about 38, who
safely landed his small trainer
type airplane after being stricken
with a heart attack yesterday, re
NAMED in a local hospital today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-P-Wheat
scared for gains extending to more
than 5 cents at times today in an
active trade which saw previous
short sellers rushing to cover their
commitments.
Wheat closed l IL to 7 Ia cents
higher, March 1928 IL. March
wheat hit a high of $2.36, up 9 ga
cents from the preceding close.
Corn finished 3-8-7-8 higher,
March S1.37 1912. oats were 3d.
4. $1.34 3-4-1.37; No. 5, 100 IA
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
N. C. LIVESTOCK

RALEIGH, Feb. 15.-PHNC-
DA)-Hog markets stronger with
top of $50 at Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
Unlisted Securities

These bid and asked quotations repre-
sent prices at which one or more deal
ers, members of the National Associa-
ton of Securities Dealers, Inc, would
trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were gathered, II
noon Thursday, February 10, 1947.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
NEW ORLEANS MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-(AP)
Spot cotton closed steady $1.75 q
bale higher. Sales 1865; low mid.
ding 29.45; middling 1880; gooc
middling 1870; receipts 745; stock
224, $50. "a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
LIMITED DUTY ORDEAL

MOREHEAD CITY, Feb. 15-(P)
The Fort Macon Coast Guard
station has been placed on limited
duty status, meaning it will not
maintain regular lookout watches,
effective today, Chief Paul Wood
ard announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16

Betty Yapp, and Carl jenkins,
Fourth row, left to right, Jimmy
Brisson, Marjorie eagle, Barbara
Scott, Louise Bonham, Carl Willis,
David Goodwin, Ronny Walker,
Bobby McKinsie, Donald Matt.
hews, Robert King, Neal Patrick
Gene Crawford, Lynn Kirk, c. F,
Lewis, and Pete AGREE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 15.-(AP)
Cotton futures advanced here to-
day on heavy trade and specula-
tive buying. Closing prices were
firm $1.25 to $2.45 a bale higher.
49, IJ;oL r o,,, C1Ocn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-02

Orozja prosim. In mesta v stro-
ju, tovarisi. : Cemu ii DO oroz-
je, Andrej? Da 81 zasluzis oce-I
tovo odpuscanje? - Premalo
mi je njegovo odpuseanje. =
Da operes svojo krivdo pred do
movino? - Tudi to mi je pre-
malo. Ia to zadostuje ena bit
ka. JAZZ pa sem prisel k vam ma
vse bitke. - Da bi nasitil svoje|
sovrastvo? - Tega ne morem
nasititi. To je - smrtno sovras-
two. - Kaj ii bo orozje, An
drej? - Ia borbo do konca!
Do image! z manjsim Sc ne "a
dovoljim.
Tako ga v posebnem oddel-
ku MISC zaslisevali. Morda pa
so ga tudi izprasevali, vendar z
drugimi besedami, in ga pozor-
Eno motrili - takole, da m u
gledajo v duso, - verjeli so
mu in ga napotili stroj. Tam
so mu dali orozje.
Wei je pusko. Bila je prav
taksna, kakor ona, XII jo je W.
gel v koruzo, ko Sc je predal
Nemcem, - navadna ruska,
trodelna, zlatkastim kopitom
in brusenim bajonetom. Zakaj
je bila pref Andreju nekoristen
kol, zdaj pa mu je strasna sila
(Dalje prihodnTcj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-02

udarilo v box, opeklo. = O-o-o!l
- je tho zajeeal in Sc zgrudil|
ma zemljo
- Dedek! - je planil Lion
ka k MENU.
- Mic mic ranilo me
je Vrzi, Ljonka! Vrzi! pro-
sim te! >.
Donna, v Kamenem Brodu, so
sedele zenske "a zapahnjenimi
okni in pri vsakem tresku so
vzdrhtele in sc pokrizale.
- Gospod, Gospod! - je Sc
petala babica Jevfrozinja. =
Obvaruj starega in malega, "a
sciti ju pred smrtjo -.
In Andreja! Andreja tudi
- je molila Antonina. - Kjer
koli je, kar koli della - resi-,
Gospod, tvojega hlapca Andre
ia in odpusti mu grehe.
10
Andrej Sc je vracal domov.
Zopet Sc je vracal domov, a
zdaj ne v strahu, po stezi, ne
v kmecki obleki, skrivoma, kot
begunec, - marvec po siroki
cesti bojev in napadov, v vojas-
KEN plascu.
Nekje pri Bogucaru je napo-
sled prisel v stik z nasimi edini-
cami, takoj je povedal poveljni-
ku, da je bill ujet, da Sc hoce
zopet boriti. Sc to je povedal,
da je bill ujet in da mora opra-
tt svojo krivdo pred ocetom in
pred vojsko, da "a to krivdo
sam We. Rad bi bill Sc dodal, da
nj prisel golih rok, da je, ko sc
je sam in S tovarisi prebijal
sem, - veckrat napadel kolo.
ne umikajocih Sc Nemcev, da
je bill po njih in mnoge pobil
A ko je pogledal trdi, S crnimj
sajami bitke pokriti poveljnikov
obraz, nj rekel mic. Kaj maj jim
reee, XII so stall pred smrtjo pr
Stalingradu, cim maj Sc po'
hvali pred mimi? Zdaj bi mora
biti, kakor oni, sam yes krva>
in sajast, da bi Sc kadila para
il njegovega kozuha, da bi *
; mu ma srajci lesketala sol oc
vojaskega napora in znoja, ns
, skornjih pa sneg in blato vsel
=, cest cd Volge do Dona. Kakt
more stati cist in opran pret
mimi, vojscaki? Sram ga j
; pred mimi, ubeznika.
. Andreja so dolgo strogo IL
. prasevali v posebnem oddelku
vendar ne tako strogo, kakol
=, je mnogokrat sam sebe izpra
seval.
On bi bill vprasal takole: -
Kaksna je tvoja krivda, An
drej, pred domovino? - Moi;
krivda je ia, da sem Sc ustra
9 Sill smrti. Pa kaj Sc? - P;
=, Sc to, da sem izgubil vero. -
Zakaj Sc je zgodilo tako, An
drej? - Zato, ker sem ime
revno duso Zdaj pa s.
:, ne bojis smrti? - zdaj Sc j
ne bojim. - Kje 81 Sc resil stra
= hu pred smrtjo, Andrej? - \
ujetnistvu. Ujetnistvo je hujs
cd smrti. - In tam 81 nasel tn
di verok - Ne. Sovrastvo sen
nasel. Mocne.ise je cd we're. -
In kaj bi zdaj rad, A-drej? -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-02
BORIS GoRBATov
NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA

obesali deco. Ne pustimo Mem
Gem, da bi usli! V zemljo Mi
mi! V zemljo!
Stekel je v mesto in mahal S
palico. Ljonka pa vstric NIGGA.
Cd vsepovsod so spesili delavci,
mnogi z orozjem, XII jim je bog
We kako padlo v roke.
z brzostrelko v roki in z bom-
bami je hitel Pavlik. Ko je letel
mimo vislic, Sc je ozrl ma Ma
stio. v mraku nj razlocil njene-
Iga obraza, samo zalostni obri-
81 so sc modrili ma nebu, ozarje-
mem cd plamenov pozarov, a
Pavlik je zdaj vedel, da ga
Nastja blagoslavlja "a boj in "a
smrt.
| - Oh, skoda, da nimam oroz-
ia, Ljonka! - je bolestno wiki
kal Taras v teku. - Oh, skoda,
da nimam orozja!
| Tekla sta proti mestnemu
srediscu, ma trg, XII Sc je Sc ka-
dill cd eksplozij; skozi dim in
safe, skozi oblake opecnega
prahu, skozi crni plamen, XII je
zejno lizal kamen, je Taras "a
gledal svoje mesto Hise
najezene cd groze, skrcene
smrtno ranjene, zadete cd po.
zarov, razpadajo pred njegovi
mi ocmi kakor kupi crnega ka'
menja -.
Taras je obstal, pretreslo, du
silo ga je novo gorje.
| - O-o-o-o-o! - je zastoka
in grabil z roko k srcu.
Kaj so naredili z mestom! Ka,
so naredili, barbari, S Taraso
vim srcem! Vceraj je videl M
vislicah posinelo truplo svojt
deklice, zdaj Sc je v ognju kr
clio pred MIN njegovo mesto
A skozi dim sc kakor lopov
kradoma vlacijo umikajoci 81
Nemci. Njihovi avtomobili 81
gnetejo sredi razvalin ulice, po
ganjajo Sc drug ma drugega,
;; paniki begajo mehaniki in voja
, XII, IL kabin Sc sklanjajo cast
niki in grozijo nekim S pisto
lami =.
/ Taras jih gleda.
! - To so oni! - zavpije in
1 palico pokaze ma Nemce. - tt
so oni! Ljudje, ali il vidite? Pc
bite jih! Pobijte jih!
In zavihtel je mad glavo svo
jo grcavo starcevsko police. T;
: hip je bill videti strasen, grozen
S palico v roki, sivolas, bre
kape, ozarjen cd plamenov 60
} recega mesta
- Dedek! - je zaslisal Lion
kov glas. - Evo ii orozja, de
dek. Vzemi!
l Taras sc je okrenil "a gla
som. Ljonka Sc je mad necen
sklanjal.
- Pridi, dedek, vzemi!
: Taras je prihitel in zagleda
. truplo Nemca in orozje kra
MEGA.
- Kdo ga je? je hripav'
} vprasal Taras.
- Nash eden IL tovar
- ne Pravkar so drveli cd
tod. Slisis, dedek, streljajo!
- Aha! - sc je hudobno "a
smejal Taras. - Tako, tako
Podjiva Sc midva, Ljonka, ka
!, kor Sc spodobi ljudem! Daj, -
I! ! sklonil Sc je in vel brzostrelkt
i in torbo z bombami. - A, - j
nejevoljno zavpil. - skoda, d:
Sc nisem naucil, kako moras -
. "a vraga metati bombe ..
! - JAZZ vem, dedek! - sc j
nitro odzval Ljonka. - Daj,. d:
ii pokazem!
i - Ma, Ljonka, vrzi! Vrzi
/ vnucek! Prosim te! JAZZ bonn ps
z brzostrelko.
, Ljonka je zamahnil, zamiza
5 in zagnal bombo med nemsk'
automobile. Pocilo je, takoj ma
; to pa kriki, stoki, preplasent
) streljanje >.
> Vrzi vn1lcek writ Ali I'll
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-02
Veterani ali ne-veterani

Avon Lake Village. Move hisa S
ali 6 sobami; Colonial tipa. Lota
5Cx120; sedaj Sc jih zgotavlja.
Brookfield Rd., Stop 81. Prodaja
gradbenik-l -lastnik
WO 4l22
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-02
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opveni sovesni zausnici Calvary pokopas er polo
zi v narosje zemli vesnemu positku.
Blasopokojnica je bla 1885
Dolenskem
81 da potom
pol0z ako cvetja njen st Ia dokaz
vase Gubezn toazbo zaosti
Naso zahvalo slede Mrs. Boldin Brdae
Mr. Mrs cernh Mr. Mrs. Frank Erbeni Mr. Matt Fip
Mr.. Franekn druzna
Mrs. Markell Mr. in Mrs. John Morison Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Pe Mrs.
in
Cleveland Athletic
Mechanics Educational Society of America Local 2l.
brale
dust okojnce sedeei Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ambroz Mr.
Bukovec. Mrs. Mary Bada Mrs. Louise
Brodnk Mr. Louis cnrl, Mr. Mrs.
Frank cankar Mrs. Mary censo Mrs. Mary c Mrs Julia Debevc
Eovar. Mr. Mrs Frank Erbeznk Mrs Mary Fahl
Mrs Had Jr. Mr. Mrs Elva Hart
in in
Konchan duzia Kozleve Mr. Krall druzn Mr.
Mrs Louis Kozel Mrs Rose Kern Mrs. Krecic Mr. Mrs. MoreY
Ludwig Josephine Mary
Rudolph otonS druzin. Mrs. Pelan Mr. Mrs. William Slick
Dr. Mrs Peter Pis Mr. Mrs. Anton Tanko Mr. Joe Tomazn
Mlhasis, Mrs. Antona Nadbath MI.
Eddy in Dorothy srnia M.
Mrs. NJ skufca. Mr. Mrs. M suvak Mr. John
weekane
Norwood Home Bakery ST. Thomas PrA otarno
Vnebovzete ma Holmes Ave.
Npso zahvalo spremeo vsi on XII dali automobile
bezpeno poug zal d razpoago Hvaa
sprenstvo ma pokopalsee
zahvalo pri pokojno kropit ko
zadnji mirodvor
Hala pogbnemu avodu Frank zak voden poreb
najbojso pouso Hvaa est oek opravne
grebne cerkvene obrede.
nasp Mr. Janko N. "a
segajoee besede XII h e podal kereu poov
memo delo pomoe trpeei start domo
zahvalo pevkam Glasbene Matice
Hvala tud Mr.
anica duev
Marie in SzZ motive OBJ krsi
pustl ali XII ali
opoenja in isto preme goboko zahvo
Tvoja zemeljska pot iubljena
dobro blago vedno posusalo
biznega mus skusalo nudit pomoe in tolazbo
njivi
kraju veenega in blazenstva
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