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Evening star., 1955-11-30
BY PHIL YEAGER
and JOHN STARK

The recent insanity case Of
katharine A. Haynes clearly
khowed some of the confusion
and disagreement that surrounds
The insanity plea as defense
20 crime.
! Variation In insanity theories
and procedures, however. is by
no means limited to District or
Federal law. It runs from coast
20 coast.
/ One Of the best tbut least
discussed examples Of the lack
of uniformity in criminal in-
sanity proceedings can be found
In the way juries are instructed
10 view the insanity plea in DIFF
ferent parts Of the country.
I The District. on the basis Of
previous cases. including the
n945 Holloway rape case, seems
to use the liberal or reasonable
ldoubt"-test. What this means
is that q jury is required to
aacquit q person charged with
crime II there appears to be any
reasonable doubt of that persons
sanity at the time the crime was
committed. In other words, If
the jury thinks the defendant
might have been insane. that Is
ssufficient.
Used in Mine States
Other jurisdictions that have
semployed the same test include
FLORIDA. Indiana, Michigan. New
Hampshire. New Mexico, New
York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee
sand Wisconsin.
Then there is the niddle-road
g-or ''preponderance Of evi-
dence test. States employing
this rule say jnries may acquit q
scriminally accused person il that
person can make out q better
ease for his insanity than the
lprosecution can muster to prove
him sane at the time Of the act,
States that have used this test
include Georgia, Illinois. Iowa,
Kentucky. Massachusetts,, Min
nesota. Missouri, North Carolina.
Ohio. Texas and Utah.
BEYOND Doubt Test
Finally. there is the strict-or
beyond reasonable doubt
test. According to this view. 4
jury should be instructed to ac-
quit a defendent on grounds Of
insanity only II he has proved to
the jury beyond any reasonable
doubt that he was insane at the
time the crime was Committed.
In other words. the jury must
be completely convinced that the
defendant was insane.
States that have followed this
test include California. Louisi-
ana. New Jersey and oregon.
Even with State lines. how
ever, there may not be uniform
lty on this matter. Both Cali
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Obesity to Be Topic

The subject. Obesity" win be
discussed BY Dr. william Parson,
professor Of medicine at the uni
versity Of Virginia. during a talk
ct 9 pm. Friday in Georgetown
Universitys CASTOR Hall. Thirty
seventh and o>streets NV. The
talk i sponsored BY George
towns Beta Chapter Of Alpha
Omega Alpha. national honorary
medical society.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
DEATHS REPORTED

William Walker. .gi. 3Ia7 3sth n. ~. .
louise Barnes. IS. 1348 Madison 81. \ =
MaIY Echildroth, SIS 27I4 I7th a. re-
Clarence TINT. 81. 465 6 ST. NV.
M,sSs M5iSs Ltngox - Atlantlc st. s.e.
Nick pePhonso 70 1910 b ST. s.W. -
Leroy Weese. 90, Rockville Nd
James Caslln, 65. RiverdAie. Nd.
cornelius Shea. 81. Arlington, Va.
Samuel 6eigel 03. 5000 IiSEh II NV
Ethel ehqnkyiiers 3d. 1919 a et. NV.
WiitiAm walker 81, Arlington. Va.
ywSSfIa wsiIIaa.,s sS5pgsy %9IsSys Ss III. yofs city
gosephine Cochran "a a387 bth 1t. s.e
Eldege Nekernan. So, Mt Rainier. Md.
Joseph Boiling, 62, b30A 10th 81. Sc.
henry Nohbaek. 62. 1902 Columbia I'd
s. gss@yS. .S s,lsssysIl. II, II ga q 1. q.
Infant Preston e630 Temple Hin "a. ne
Miliam Lpmax. T3 026 Barry 81. NV
GeotGe Trayers. 90. 1909 { st. NV. IN -
pelsie Strickland. SO. 2436 Evans I'd, s.e
Ioeeph Mc0ueen. 40. 682 81. NV.
Lille Doreey, 3S, 2I4 10th st. SIC.
Dorothy DowelI, 10. Werrentnn. va.
Denise Savoy. infant. 11BS 9Th Bt. NE.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
LAW IN THE NEWS
Rules vory Widely
On insanity Defense

The asrs -arsiels in this series viii
eppeor Friday.
Ifornia and Illinois. for instance,
have fiuctuated between the
moderate and the strict rules.
No doubt, other States have also
varied in their approach.
One practical import Of these
differing views is evident In the
argument Of Mrs. Haynes law
Yer. who pointed out that. under
District procedure. the iury's
findings did 3 not necessarily
lmean that his client was at any
time insane.
Evening star., 1955-11-30

air-conditioned building also
provides ofiice space for the
Journal Washington stan Of 81
editors, reporters and news
assistants.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
42,0O0 COPIES on Hour

Specially designed for this
type Of news transmission, the
new Washington ONCE also COM
ltains o four unit Scott press with
maximum capacity Of $4,000
copies an hour.
The newly sound -proofed and
Evening star., 1955-11-30

plant. This tape fed into another
machine automatically produces
type.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Americans in Lebunon

BEIRUT About 5000 Ameri-
cans now live In Lebanon, almost
al OF them businessmen sta
TONED there with their families.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Also a Special Purchase Group
Mems s.o5 FaII and Winter STACKS

Twill gabardines, sheen gabardnes rayon fannels and
miracle blend fabrics Solids sharskns and spashes in
medium and dark tones Of blue gray, brown, tan teal
Hollywood 2pc waistband pleated fronts, turn regu
lar tops upper closures Sizes 2s to 49, few shorts and
longs In the group.
Konns-and Floor Washington: Street Floor. Ara
Evening star., 1955-11-30

Stacks and stacks of fine slacks for gift
giving or for wear right now. Not just
odds and ends but brand-new well tai
lored slacks from Americas largest
maker. They're tapered just right and
contoured to the waist and seat for neat
appearance at work or play. Pleated
fronts, Upper closures, gripper snap
front, bartacked seams. Sizes 28 to AZ in
the group.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
u. S. Postoffice
Luunch Effort to
Attract Career Workers

The Post Office Department has
launched the first nationwide effort
to attract desirable new career
employees into the postal service,
Phoenix Postmaster w. C. Lefebvre
said today.
Red, white and blue posters out
lining higher salaries now offered
and other benefits of postal en-
ployment will be displayed for 80
days in the lobbieS of the main
and classified stations at Phoenix
and also in the lobbies of 10000
of the nations largest post offices.
Under the heading "Plan a
Career in Uncle Sans Post Office
Good Pay-Advancement-Many
Benefits" the posters list these
facts about postal employment:
/. Starting pay of $40 per week
$1.82 per hour.
2. Automatic annual raises to $85
per week-$2.19 per hour.
3. Longevity increases to 500 per
week-$2.34 per hour.
4. 21s to 5 weeks paid vacation
each year.
5, Liberal paid sick leave.
6. Eight paid holidays each year.
7. Generous retirement plan.
The posters also emphasize that
low cost life insurance, allowances
for uniforms, and 10 per cent
higher pay for night work are
available.
Lefebvre added that, although
present vacancies do not exist in
all post offices, the Post Office
Department believes that the ad-
vantages of postal career will
attract many alert young Ameri-
cans to file for Civil Service ex-
aminations for postal positions as
they are announced. Information
about local examinations may be
obtained from the u. S.. Civil Serv-
ice Examiner, Room 4, Main Post
Office.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Surplus Equipment
Sale Brinqs Revenue

The City realized a total of
$41 ,265 from the sale of surplus
automotive equipment at recent
public auctions held by the Finance
Director. The equipment sold in
cluded five 1949 31-passenger Ford
busses, bus spare parts, 33 passen-
ger vehicles, 4 motorcycles, 81 mis-
cellaneOuS trucks and one skip
loader. The equipment was no
longer needed or unfit for use by
the City. Successful bidder for the.
buSses was the Arizona Public
Service Company with a bid of
$4,000 each. These were the last
of the Ford busses operated by the
City transit system. The City now
operates a fleet of SO GMC units.
The sale of the passenger vehicles
is made in accordance with the
automotive replacement program,
set up by the Division of Mechani-
cal Maintenance. The program is
designed to maintain the Citys
fleet at an age level which will
result in the most economical per-
mile cost of operation.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Veteran News

Veterans Administration has or
dered it's regional offices to expe-
dite the issuing of certificates of
guaranty to private lenders in
order to release unused mortgage
funds for CT home loans, VA
announced.
VA explained that such certifi-
Gates are generally required before
VA-guaranteed loans may be trans
ferred to permanent investors.
The order was issued, VA said,
so that lenders can complete their
outstanding investment commit
n1ents and release unneeded mort
gage funds for future investment.
VA issued 64,497 certificated of
guaranty to private lenders for
CT home loans totalling $717,334,-
355 during October, the highest
month in the 11-year history of
the CT loan program.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Recreation Conference

Recreation leaders from all over
the state will attend the sixth an
nual conference of the Arizona
Recreation Association at Yuma,
December 2-3. Henry T. swan,
Recreation Superintendent for the
Phoenix Park and Recreation DE"
partment, is the current ASsocia-
ton President.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-09
Q. What can / do about white
spots on my fingernails?

SPUUS U1T IIIy II11BtT1IdIIS
A. Nothing, really. They can be
covered with colored polish, of
course. Good general health, foods
high in calcium-milk, eggs, meat
will help your nails to become
sturdy and lovely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
COMBINATION WITH BRECK SHAMPOO

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Spsda CombuaH Offer so of Bk h of of
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

uskliknuli - "jer kod vas
nema drugog naroda osim
Bugara." - "Kakvi Bugari!"
(odgovarao SAM "Ta ia ta-
mo nisam Hdio nikada nijed-
nog Bugarina". - "sto? Ia
Ear nema Bugara u zemlji
Franaka?" - "A sto ste vi
- zar vi niste Bugarin?" -
Nissan, odgovorio bin. Kad
bin ia to rekao, oni bi Ia
losno objesili glave, ne bi
wise slova prozboriG. Kad mi
Sc to kod mnogih razgovora
opetovano desilo, TEX onda
mi je svanulo, da "a njih Bu-
garin znaGi krscanin, te da
oni imenom Bugarin obuhva-
tuiu sve krscanske narode. :"
Bugarin je dakle znacilo KRIS
canin, dakle protivno cd Mu-
slimana, odnosno Turcina, ka-
ko Sc ma Balkanu sve Musli-
name zvalo.
ga obavjestenje Git a o c a
Turci Arapi su cijelu Evro-
pu zvali Frankistanom (Fran-
cuskom) zato jer su "a vrije-
me krizarskih vojni najvise
nuke imali Francima).
IL ovoga sto je oval Fran
cuz napisao, o Bugarima, IL
vlastitog iskustva, vidi Sc, da
narodno ime nije igralo, u o.
no vrijeme, spomena vrijed-
ne uloge. Il ovog primjera
Sc jasno vidi kako i Zasto
pravoslavni Hrvati nisu sta
lvili prigovora, kad su iza-
slanici pustolovnog patriarha
Arsenija, laznog Crnojevica,
obilazili pravoslavna hrvat-
|
ska naselja pisali, u po-
nekom dokumentu, o "srp-
skom" narodu. "Srpski" je u
ono vrijene znacilo "pravo-
slavni" nista drugo. o ove-
mu neka razmisle professor
Ferdo culinovit u Zagrebu
lPetar Dj. Bobic kod "Ameri-
ksnskog Srbobrana', pa &c
prestati tvrditi, da su Srbi
bill svjestan narod cd stvo-
| renja svijeta.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

vatica, a mlade djevojke su
dvorile, kojima Sc jos da-
mas zahvaljujem.
Stoga pri zakljucku jos
jednom zelim cestitati ma
soj braci i sestrama u Pitts
burghu i okolici, sto su ku-
pill svoj Croatian Center, ko-
j je u sjedistu nase Zajed-
nice, koja Sc je isto rodila u
Pittsburghu a ma prvoj kon-
venciji nakon ujedinjenja ma
sih Zajednica, odrzanoj 60
dine 1926. u Clevelandu, bila
su predlozena cetiri mjesta
"a sjediste nase Zajednice, pa
smo ma toj konvenciji od-
glasovali da i nadalje ostane
u Pittsburghu.
Mato Begovi6, Clan
odsjeka 374 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

deranom odijelu, a primam
$135.00 mjesecno place, cd
koje nisam u stanju da cesto
mijenjam i kupujem nov a
odijela.
liza toga smo krenuli ma
juzni kraj grada Pittsburgh,
pa kad smo tamo stigi cini-
10 mi sc je da sam dosao u
grad Dubrovnik, a tamo su
pok. Vuka mnogi poznavali.
Tamo smo susreli mnogo ma
seq dobrog naroda, pax mia
din djevojcica, koje su tada
bile stare izmedju 6 i 16 60
dina, a koje su Sc mama jaw.
ljale nasim hrvatskim jezi-
kom. Rekao mi je tada brat
Vuk, da ovdje ina mnogo ma
seq svijeta, kao i nase mia
deA, koja sc ne srami svoga
hrvatskoga jezika. Inace oba-
diva smo Sc osjetali kao da
smo u Zagrebu iii Dubrov-
niku.
Drugu vecer bijase prize
djen banket u Javor Dvorani,
koju su veceru pripremile ma
Sc dobre zene Hrvatice, a
mislim da je bilo medju Mi
ma nasih Dalmatinka-Hr.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

code.
JOS godine 1924. sam po-
sjetio glavni ured rase "a
jedniice, koji sc je tada ma
lazio ma Peralta st. u North
Side, Pittsburgh. Tamo sam
Sc sastao sada vec sa blago-
pokojnim odbornicima, pred
sjednikom Tomom Besenicem,
blagajnikom Vinkom Vuk
Rebrovicem, pax sa upravi-
teljicom Pomlatka, sestrom
Racki. La kratkog razgovora
pokojni brat Vuk me je pro-
veo po gradu. Hodajuci i raz-
govarajuti doSh smo i do to-
ga, kako neke otrovne hrvat-
ske novine nazivaju sve nase
odbornike i casnike da gu
koritasi. Medjutim, rekao je
brat Vuk, da nisu te. blazene
jasle tako duboke, kako to
narod misli i kako to neke
novine prikazuju. Evo, rekao
je brat Vuk, ia svaki dan
moran ici ma banku u vezi
posla nase Zajednice, pa ne
mogu ici u zamazanom po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
Izgubio posao radi cote
Godissniice H. B. zajednice
Port Arthur, Ont, Can.

Port Arthur, Ont, Can. -
Clanovi nase velike ustanove
mex citaju sto Sc sve doga-
dja u ovoj nasoj koloniji. 1
ako nasa Zajednica broji pre-
ko sto tisucu clanova, ne mi
slim da &c Sc izmedju svih
naci jos netko, koji da sam
sebe tako nisko ponizi pa da
zajednicarskom bratu oduz-
me kruh, to "a napredni
rad u odsjeku. Mnogo puta
je mas urednik "Zajednicara"
pisao kao ucitelj naseg ma
roda, da licne mrznje mex Sc
odstranjuju, posto ne koriste
"a nasu Zajednicu, a tako-
djer "a mas familijarni Ii
vot. Da iznesem rad tog nj
skog clana, koji je po ma
govoru svojih vodica oduzeo
menl dneVnl kruh. Moran ma
pomenuti, da SUI to isti oni
"a koje sam ia nekada prize
pisao, kako su to dobri, iskre-
nj ljudi dobro poznati u o.
voj koloniji, eto danas SUI jos
bolje.
Da nastavim dalje osvrnu-
tt Gu Sc ma mas mali odsjek
j gnijezdo. u oktobru mje-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

vima, predstavljao i'm Sc kao
vojni intendantski cinovnik,
naiavio da &c Sc u tom kraju
uskoro odrzati veliki vojni
manevri, pa narucivao cd ho-
teljara rezerviranje mnogih
soba "a smjestaj visokih o.
ficira. Pritom je hoteljarima
III povjerenju" rekao, da Off
ciri nose sa sobom neku ta-
janstvenu skupocjenu tekuci-
nu, neophodno potrebnu "a
neka hipermoderna oruzja, da
&c tn tekucinu pohraniti u
hotelima, ali da hoteljeri mo-
raju, prema naredjenju mini
starstva vojske, poloziti kao
iamstvo "a siguran smjestaj
dragocjene tekutine kauciju,
i to 10000 Ira po boci. Ho-
teljeri, presretni zbog neoce-
kivanog masovnog' posjeta,
bez daljnjeg su pristajali, i
varalica bi ubrzo zatim do
premio "dragocjenu" tekuci-
nu, pohranio je u gvozdenu
blagajnu hotela i ubrao "kau-
ciiu". TEX nedavno je uhva-
cen ma djelu. "DragocJena'
tekucina u bocama bila je o.
h;Spa voda
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

Pittsburghu oskudjevaju ma
svojim drustvenim domovi-
ma, a ovakovog Centra do
sada u opce nisu imali. Sto-
ga ovim putem zelim cestita-
ii nasoj braci i sestrama, ko-
il su zastupani u Ujedinje-
MIN Odsjecima te okolice ma
ovom njihovom dobrom, lie
pom i plemenitom pothvatu.
Pittsburgh je dakle sjediste
nase zajednice, gdje imade
mnogo nasih odsjeka i dru-
9Th raznih narodnih organi-
zacija, pax mislim da &c i'm
dobro doti oval novi Hrvat-
ski Center, "a njihove zaba-
We, izlete i druge rane pri-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

prosloga vi k a, jer su sc
pravoslavci u tim zemljama
drzali Hrvatima. II SUI pravo-
slavni Hrvati TEX u zadnja
diva desetljeca devetnaestoga
vijeka stekli srpsku narodnu
svijest pod pritiskom pravo-
slavne srpsk e propaganda,
madjarskih intriga, i drugih
faktora.
U jednom Cd svojih elana-
ka, "Hrvatska Srbija" tyr
dio sam i ponovno tvrdim,
da kad sc negdje u dokumen-
TINA ma hrvatskom teritoriju,
prize navedenog doba, spo-
minjalo "srpski narod", da je
to zna6ilo ''pravoslavni, a ne
srpski narod", znaGilo je u
stvari Hrvate pravoslavne
Were. Kad to ne bi bilo ia
ko, onda sigurno srpski arhi-
mandrit historicar Jovan
Rajic ne bi bio napisao, da
su Hrvati u ve6ini pravoslav-
ne Were, niti bi Vuk Kara
die bio napisao, da naziy
Hrvat oznacava 6ovjeka IL
Hrvatske, dalle pravoslavca
i katolika podjednako.
A da je to zaista bilo ia.
ko, neka posluzi i oval do.
kaz. Francuski pisac, Cy.
prien Robert, professor sla-
venske literature ma College
de France, u Parizu, proputo-
vac je Balkanom u prvoj po.
lovici osamnaestoga stoljeca
Neko je vrijeme boravio u
Bugarskoj, pa evo jednog cd.
lomka IL njegovih zapisa c
boravku u Bugarskoj (The
History of Servia, by Leopold
Ranke, London 1853, strana
461/ ~: 'Da istaknem primi.
tivnost ovoga svijeta (Bu.
gara), spomenuti Gu sa m 9
jednu cinjenicu. Ma njihovo
stalno propitkivanje, "a vrije-
me prvih mjeseci mog borav.
ka medju NINA, odakle sam
ia sam odgovarao: 'Iz Fran.
kistana (Evrope)". "Sret'
nj ste vi, brate," - oni bi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
SKUPA VODA

Kolika je ljudska lakovjer-
most, pokazala je krajem pro-
Sic godine jedna afera u TIA
liji. Neki varalica posjecivao
je mjesecima vlasnike velikih
hotela u provincijskim grado-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
Hrvatski Center U Pittsburqhu

Rock Springs, Wyo. - ctam u zajedniearu cd naseg
urednika brata Vukeca, isto vrijeme tajnika Ujed
nenh Odseka Hrvaske Bratske Zaednice Zapadne Penn
syvanije, da je organizacija kupila svoe zense
zgrade ma istone koje &c Sc zvat Croatian Center.
Jednom zgodom bio Pittsburghu wise puta
cao Zajednicar nase organizacije gradu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

jednicu, nego i "a svih mas
pred tudjim svijetom.
Ma posljedku RADIO bi sc
zahvaliti nasim clanicama i
onima, koje nisu clanice, a
marljivo su radile i priredile
banket u pocast nase 6O-go-
disnjice, takodjer svi1na, koji
su prodavali tikete i pomaga-
Ii koiko su mogli i s time
pokazali da je u slozi moe.
Charlie Ruzick
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
"ZAJEDNICAR"
0 narodnoj svijesti ma BaIkanu
p. ID. OstOvic

jednom Cd moth clanaka opisao sam kako se raz-
vjaa narodna svjest kod Hrvata Srba. Iznio po-
znatu cnjenicu da do Francuske Revouce 1889 godne
nije nj bo narodne svjest modernom smislu ngdje,
najmane Balkanu. Inio temelu svjedocanstva
uvazenog srpskog historGara Jovana Raea, da hrvat
skim zemliama osim Snema nje bilo Srba do pod kraj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
HRVATI | SRBI

mo l lsKlJuclVo praVoslaVnl
n ar Cd y, pripadnike pravo-
slavne crkve i nista drugo, a
najmanje nekakve "svjesne
Srbe'. Tu je ujedno i poce-
tax cjepanja krstanskog die
la hrvatskog naroda, skoro
dvjesto godina kasnije, po
liniji crkve: pravoslavci -
Srbi, katolici - Hrvati. Da
je ovo tumacenje tocno i isti-
nito svjedoci niko mamie ne
go glavom "srpski istoricar
velikih zasluga" - kako ga
zove sam gospodin Bobic -
pravoslavni arhimandrit, Sr-
bin, Jovan Rajic. Tai Rajic
je skoro stotinu godina kas-
nije dakle, sto godna nakon
potpisa navedene punomoti,
tim krajevima putovao "a
biljezio, da Sc pravoslavci u
Hrvatskoj drze Hrvatima.
Ear iko pametan moze "a
misliti, da je Rajic to izmi-
slio?
Sve povjesne povelje i do
kumente treba gledati ocima
vremena prilika kad su ma
stall, zasto su nastali, i kak-
vi su i'll ljudi pisali, te sto
i'm je bio cilj. S onakvom
punomoci u ruci patrijarsija
je mogla traziti i trazila je
cd austrijskog cara, da Sc
njena vlast protegne ma sve
pravoslavce u Hrvatskoj, pa
joj je car to | odobrio. Co.
spodin Bobic moze da nadje
jos po koji ovakav dokume-
nat, ali svi tt dokumenti ne
vrijede nj lule duhana pred
zivim svjedocanstvom arhi-
mandrita Rajica, da su Sc u
njegovo vrijeme pravoslavci
u Hrvatskoj drzali Hrvatima,
Prize spomenuti patriarh
pustolov Arsenic lazni Crno-
jevic sigurno je, medjutim
bio bistar i lukav covjek
Znajuci, da austrijski car
treba njegove trupe, on ga
je vjesto ucjenjivao grozeci
Sc kako &c Sc sa svojima liz.
selitl S austr1jskog podrucJa
preci u sluzbu Moskve. Ma
tai je nacin izvlacio il cara
privilegij "a privilegijem, dok
konaeno nije postignuto O.
vo: "pravo izbora arhiepisko,
pa (nadbiskupa} 7s'askog po'
rijekla jezika, koji &c. bit
mitropolita swim pravoslav,
MIN episkopima u "cij Ell o
Grckoj, Raskoj, Bugarskoj
Dalmaciji, Bosni, Jenopoliu
Herzegovina, Hrvatskoj, u
garskoj, M ziji i Iliriji'
(Murvar, str. 160/161). IA
da Sc zna, da austrijski Cal
u to vrijeme nije posjedovae
nijedne cd svih navedenih ze
MALTA, osim Ugarske uzt
Hrvatske, onda Sc vidi sto j
sve Arsenic caru bajao, stt
&c sve njegovom pomoci do
biti osvojiti, i zasto mu j
car dao oval privilegij.
Meni nije do pohrvaciva
MIA hrvatskih Srba, nego dt
toga da sc oni Hrvati me
.dju Sc ljudski i bratski cd
nose, kao sto su Sc odnosi
Ii dok nije doslo do moder
nog nacionalistickog ludova
MIA. Takvi odnosi moraju 81
temeljiti ma istini, pa cato pi
Sem. Da istina neke boil, ;
druge pece, to vec tako biva
Neka Sc takvi otresu magl'
neznanja i predrasuda, pa G.
Sc S mojim izlaganjima slo
ziti.
,I7nyvhin nneao radi kn.fl