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The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-12-14
S.delights

Ralph Hall used to live in Wran- eeu: ,lme here in 1912; called 1t ..my old home town" Migrated to Ketchikan in 1919 und thence tq Petersburg. Ed Locken started ID the banking business with a broom and the title of janitor; got S1zo a month. Hes making a little more, now. Want to know about avla- ton? Ask Dick Pierce; used to De with the Civil Aeronautics Author ity before going into the trading business. Fol est Fryer such re uuent visitor to Wrangel that his favorite greeting when he steps of the plane, well, here l am again. Fred Haltiner of the good snip Verma is the man, who. with Jack Iongworth, can cause Dan Mcher- nan of the fisheries division of flsh and Wildlife to change his mlnd IL bout area licensing. Dave Dinner IS the son of the late illustrious Earl Dinner who contributed colortul chapter to Petersburg and Alaska history. II iH lhe sHl iAiiP
 gone through the Dinner plants ov- CT the years were laid end to end even Ivar Wendt would admit they produce shrimp in Alaska. Inter- viewed Art Molvar. His comment: "the less said about me the better. " end interview.
 The contract hasn't been signed but Ethel Bergmnnn has been made a high-tabbed offer to team with a local character in a ballroom danr. ing number at a Wungen night spot. Might turn it down; too busy getting out new brochure for the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-12-14
ARRIVE HOME

Passenger flying up to Wrangell from Ketchikan v:n Alaska Coastal Airlines were; H. Wellons. Joyce Hay, Vern Smith and Charles Ear ly.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-12-14
THROUGH THE SENTINEL TELESCOPE
Good Neighbor Policy

For a great many years the U. B. through the state department mas n,,de considerable of what is term- ed the good neighbor policy II Just occurs to us that doubtless the idea started when August Buschmann, who founded Petersburg, and an early Chief Shakes, who founded W.ungen, got together for pow WOW. Friendly smoke blending from two campfires. It has been working with marked success ever since.
 This week the tried and true policy was in action again. Be- tween snow storms, group rom the Petersburg Chamber of Com merce dropped in to take their old seat at the Wrangell campfire Somebody threw on another stick. lots of smoke, considerable pow WOW: braves came in with wild turkey; food, peace and content ment on the Stikine.
 Chief Fred Hanford of Wrangell camp re-states principles of good neighbor policy. Chief Ralph Hall of Petersburg replies with glowing tribute; calls on his ambassador of good will, Ed Locken, who cement' relations with apropos remarks Much good feeling; more pow-wow Snow lifts; big flying bird takes off taking neighbors to own camp fire
 Situation under control and, with the modern touch, nobody sold anybody a darn thing except a little more good will.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-12-14
Good Secretary

Good secretaries never forget which is a~break for editors and re porters. Probably never would have gotten the complete list and the names spelled right if good SC cretary Ethel Bergmann of the Pet ersburg Chamber of Commerce hadn't been on the job as usual with concise data.
 Here's who made up the Peters berg good will party:
 Ralph Hall President of the Chamber. manager of the Peters burg cold storage plant and mem Der of the Alaska Game Commis- sion: Ed Locken, Bank of Peters burg: Dick Pierce. manager of thr Tradino Union: Forrest Fryer. Of Fryer Machine Works: Fred Halt iner, president of the Petersburg Vessel Owners Association; Davo Dinner. head of the Dinner enter prises including Alaska Glacier Seafoods. one of Alaska's largest shrimp packing plants; Art Molvar captain of the dredge Husky and one good secretary m Ethel Berg mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

Sweepstakes under an assumed
name and then retiring"
It is a pleasure TO report there
is still a restaurant in town
where you can get a good, full
course meal for 20 cents. It's
the Lowenstein Cafeteria in
West Forty-eighth street. It's
operated by the Salvation Army
and the Army suggests that il
you can pay commercial rates
it would be nice of you to stay
out of there.
X X X 4
One of the current Subway
Sun car cards extols the glories
of modern rapid transit and
depicts poor fellow who is try
ing to get somewhere in a rick
shaw. The guy is nervously per-
Spring and obviously a little
frantic. He's looking at his wrist
watch which also seems to be a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
MIDTOWN NEW YORK
A Tear for Niqht Life
BY ROBERT SYLVESTER

over in this town." he said. $50
is saloon life. The corner tavern
is a part of a civilization which
has fallen before the ravages of
science"
He looked across the street
to the sprawling citadel of the
Rupert Brewery. THAT place
over there" he said, "a few years
ago sold $50 of it's product to
taverns and 35 to home drinkers.
Now the figures are exactly re-
Iversed. In a few years the per-
Icentage will be even worse. The
whisky statesmen tell me the
same figures hold for their
business.
What, you asked, had killed
off anything as absolutely neces-
sary to gracious living as the
corner gin mill? Pat turned and
gestured.
tits that machine, there" he
said, pointing at the TV set in
the corner. That's the thing
that did it. Television. For years
a saloon like this was good bust
ness because everything was
breaking up the American home.
The automobile was breaking it
up, or so they told us. The NOV
ing pictures kept the kids out Of
the house and away from their
parents guiding discipline. Horse
racing helped break up the home.
Golf was one of the worst in
fluences. What with one thing
or another, half the family was
always on the street. We got
their business"
Pat sighed again.
But" he said bitterly, "once
they invented that internal TV
machine the American family
was reunited overnight. Nobody
goes out on the street anymore.
They're all home watching that
thing. 1t starts with baby pro-
grams in the morning and ends
up with free movies. I got one
steady customer hasn't been out
of his house for a week. He's got
two sets. He watches the ball
games on one set and the prize
fight on another. All I can look
forward to is winning the Irish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

Pat McCann's neighborhooc
saloon on Third avenue and
Ninety-third street isn't the
oldest saloon in town or even
the most picturesque. But it's
in the old tradition with
even, one of those little peephole
doors for any lady of the neigh
borhood who wishes to poke the
growler in from the sidestreet
without being ogled or talked
about by the barflies. Pat him.
self is an erudite gent who can
talk bloodhorses or how to chill
beer and yesterday he shook his
head sadly.
You think night life is all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

WlNELAND THEATERS
Arc DRIVEN ZOO lndidn Heed
H~V ~Ass s@A" Hwy. 10. 7.2555
Open 7:3O PM. Riddles Free. Car
WINTER. CAMERON MITcHELI in
THE VIEW FROM POMPEY'S
HEAD" CineemaScope and Techni-
color. at SAY. FARLEY GRANGER,
ANTI ONY QUINN in NAKED
STREET" at 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
GRAHAM

Continued From Page ABS
wood from New York. I'VE saw
10 plays in less than three
weeks" Joan told me. She'll be
starting another picture soon at
RKO. while Young is prepar-
ing 1.-The Halliday Brand" with
Joseph Gotten and a multitude
of TV shows with his ex, Ida
Lupino, and Howard Duff.
Sixteen -year-old Pat Wayne is
trying to persuade John Ford to
star him in the remake OF
"Stagecoach," the movie that
made John Wayne, his famous
father. a star. The two Waynes
worked together in a picture
for the first time in THE
Searchers," C. V. Whitney S
movie for Warner Brothers.
~ 4
June Havoc takes her nitery
act to the Cafe de Paris in Lon
don for three weeks in July, after
she winds up "BuckSkin Lady"
for United Artists. In August
she headlines at the London Pal
ladium, a date they've tried to
snag her for for months but
which could only now be worked
into the hectic Havoc schedule
Jean Simmons didn't even tell
her mother in England that she
was becoming an American
citizen until after she passed
the examination. 1 know how
she felt. Reminds me of when
the late Ernest Lubitsh went
with his chauffeur to take their
citizenship test. The chauffeur
passed. Ernest got mixed up
and had to come back!
x x 4
Walt Disney is clamping down
on British manufacturers OF
Davy Crockett merchandise. They
claim it's in public domain, but
Walt says he invented the
slogan. "Davy Crockett, King OF
the Wild Frontier" The Mop
pets over there are as Crockett
crazy as they were here couple
of years ago.
George Burns and Oracle Allen
have found the formula for
marital bliss - according to
screenland. Were happy to-
gether," says Oracle, because
we have absolutely nothing in
common!"
(Released by NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

the London Evening Standard
easily wins this weeks Purple
Prose Award. He writes:
"Eartha Kit, pm-pointed in
a needle of light, surveyed us
with the expectant look Of q
hungry vacuum cleaner contem-
plating a handful of dust"
My favorite advertisement last
week was that of an automobile
sales agency. 1t reads: "Se Habla
Espanol. Credit Ok'd in One
Hour"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

little nervous since IT'S going
Tic Tic" instead of Tick Tick.
y
Benny Goodman was discuss
ing bop music and the progressive
jazz school with a friend the
other night and the friend said:
Its no use-I haven't heard il
and l can't understand it."
why, man." reproved Benny
you have to HEAR it not tc
understand it,"
4 4 4 4
Milton Shulman, critic fol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23

Milton Shulman. a critic for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15

The happy spirit Of the holiday season is upon ua
...and millions are purchasing their Thanksgiving
foods at AaP, as is traditional They're fndina|
aisle upon aisle Of high quality foods for Thanks.
giving! Especially fine are AaP's Exclusive
Brands: Jane Parker Baked Goods, Ann Page
Fine Foods and Custom Ground AaP premium.
quality Coffee. Come gather your Thanksgiving
foods from AaPs extraordinary selection :.
you'll gather cash savings your total food billl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

QUESTION: Miss Jane Woods (Tieh),
secretary of Providence, r. L., disturbed that
many of her FIRMS clients were being forced
10 move, writes: Downtown city areas are
becoming more cOHgesfed. Wh0f can we do
0bOHf this growing traffic PrObIem?" Miss
Woods. meet Mr. Bell, who covered cities all
override US. fOeef hbe0nsweTf 10 your question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

THIS WEEKS taken in Houston is window to
the transportation future Monora relatively $780,
600 me spacious (eats Co. stands 5 rapid p to 60 mp
transit system that overhead contributing nothing to the
traffic jam below The 5Soo pound coach gdcs along
eight pneumatic tires with than an elevator
According to transit authority Col Sidney H. Bingham con-
Sung engineer Monor nc the company has negotiations
with Of cities for total Of 422 mikes line The OOOoot
demonstration model installed in Dallas running pas
W-I2I6S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

ANSWERS Miss Woods I've followed the big traffic jam from
city city the nation and found many plans beat
Most are for the future like Monora ee box beow but the big
transit today what being done right let traffic
choked cities breathe again. And that involves everybodyS old
endthe ordinary bus City fathers everywhere have realized
that making existing transportation attractive do much
to solve of Americas biggest problems And high time
if only to keep with the yearly inenscaon of traffic
pressure due to ever increasing floods of automobiles and drivers
How does increased bus riding traffic congestion? Simply
by carrying more people with fewer vehicles On typical week
day Dallas for example city buses carry about 20 per of
the people entering downtown with "a per of
number of vehicles
However, the prospect of helping relieve traffic congestion
won't lure many people back Buses Still fresh memory
the cattle conditions many bus lines during World gas
ratcning and the antquated vehicles schedules
cTowding since The number Of individual rides all transit
in the United States pIummeted from q one half to II
and one half billion annually in the last decade Put these mil
lions of exranSit riders into automobiles and you get ire
mendous traffic JAM
Thus the problem faced by city officials how to get enough
people out of their automobiles and back public transpoa-
ton to alleviate traffic congestion: To bring this about many
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
FOUND: A Cure For The Biz

a score OF U.s.. cities are making
people leave their cars aa home
and ride buses into town. How IL Il being
done7 With nine good tricks
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27

izvor hrabrosti l pohtvov-
nosti. S odusevljenjem su pri-
mill cd pape naziv "prezidje
krscanstva". L. tog prizna-
MIA crpli 81 snage, dok III sc
divovski odupirali turskoj ma
jedi u 16. stoljetu. Ali l u
priznanjima sc stedjelo!
Pa ipak nasi su predji u
strajali na braniku svoje do
movine, ustrajali NJ braniku
kulture; ustrajali w najvete
zrtve. Hrvati su dali sviietu
uzor junacke borbe IA krst
casni j slobodu xlatnu", ma
kar 81 svoje granice morali
povuci ma jedan rosalj zem-
lie, a ostalo pripustili jaSe-
mu ma milost / nemilost. O.
stall su samo "ostAci osta-
TAXA nekada slavnoga hrvat-
skog kraljevstva";; uza sve to
Hrvati 81 ma cijeloj duzini
svoje granice prema zapadu
bill predzidje. T'ako 6uvajuti
tudju kulturu nisu imali vre-
mena stvarati svoju.
TO bi bio dostoian odRovor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27

mjetnicka djela, broj / vri-'
jednost nasih starih knjizev-
nih ostvarenja? Ne! I to BIZ
smo mogli, ali ne cemo! u
pitat cemo in samo, tko je
NINA omogucio, da m o u
stvarati bez uznemirivanja,
tko je zalozio sebe, da i njih
obrani. I to ne dan iii 60
dinu, nego cetiri, pet stoljeca!
Kad bi bill iskreni, PRIMAL
bi nam. Drago bi nam bio
cuti otvoreno priznanje il
njihovih usta. Ali to cemo u
zalud cekati, iii, u najmanju
ruku, tesko docekati, kao sto
smo uzalud cekali pomoc, kad
nam je bila najpotrebnija,
kad smo morali komad po
komad svoje zemlje ustupati,
da bude unistena ognjem i
macem. Zaklinjali smo iii, da
nam pomognu, ako ne radi
mas, a ono barem radi sebe,
a mas vapaj, izuzev rijetkih
iznimaka, redovito je ostajao
glas vapijueega u pustinji.
I samo priznanje napora
bio je tada nasim djedovima
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27
300 PUTA SLADJI Cd
SECERA

Kemicari IL Nacionalnog in
stituta "a zdravlje u U.S.A.
dobili su izvanredni spoj, ko-
j je 300 puta sladji cd Sc
cera. Sastavni dio toga spo-
ia je "stevioside". On Sc do,
biva il malog zbunja, koje
raste po livadama i poljima
Paragvaja. Zgnjeceno s u b 0
lisce owe biljke, koju domo-
rodci zovu slatka trava -
kaa hee - stoljecima Sc u
potrebljava "a zasladjivanje
gorkog GAIA - mate. TEX u
najnovije vrijeme poceo sc j.
spitivati sastav te biljke, j liz
medju ostalog je utvrdjeno
da je u osusenim listovima
prisutno oko 7%o steviosida.
Ispitivanjima rukovodi >ame-
ricki ucenjak Hewitt Flediter
koji je veliki optimist u po-
gledu upotrebe te move slat-
ke hrane. Jedna njegova IL
java je izazvala cijelu paniku
n.edju proizvodjacima secera.
Medjutim, stevioside je mno-
go skuplji Cd secera, prem
da je 300 puta sladji - dak-
lie 300 puta efektivniji, troS-
kovi dobivanja cine ga "a sa-
da nekoliko puta mamie rem
tabilnim! Osim toga biljka
raste samo u toplim predict
ma. r.
Bilo je nekoliko pokusaja
i u Paragvaju i u U.S.A. da
Sc pride sistematskoj kulti-
vaciji stevioside-a, ali su "a
vrsili s neuspjehom. Slatka
trava u U.S.A. uspijeva samo
u specijalnim botaniekim vr-
tovima. Tu je ona predmet
naucnih istrazivanja. Mozda
ne &c nikada zamijeniti Sc
Ger, ali je vjerojatno da &c
odigrati znatnu ulogu u me-
dicini.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27
K0SA IzISKUJE P0SEBNU
SVAK0DNEVNU NJEGU

Rosa je sa izvjesnog gle-
dista izvanredno solidna ma
terija. Medjutim, buduci da
je izlozena zraku, prasini
promjenama temperature -
sto sve moze da djeluje ma
memo propadanje, ona mora
da Sc svakodnevno njega ye. !
Ma korjenu svake dlake
nalazi Sc mala zlijezda, koja
neprestano izlucuje mast, sti-
ii kosu daje joj sjaj. Zato
nemojte pratt kosu suvise ce-
sto. Triput mjesecno je sa-
swim dovoljno. Neki specija-
listi cak preporueuju pranje
kose samo diva puta mjesec-
no.
PRIZE svega, ne smijete nj
kada pratt kosu sa jakim
sretstvima koja je isusuju
sto je jako stetno, jer oni
oduzimaju kosi menu elastic
most. Razni samponi radjeni
ma bazi ulja, najbolji su kod
suve kose.
Preporucljivo je da Sc ko-
sa svakog dana malo omasti
sa briljantinom, a najbolji
nacin "a to je pumpica koja
ravnomjerno prosipa masno-
Gu. Ako nemate pumpice ra-
strljajte malo briljantina ma
kefu.
Pored toga svakog dana
morate suvom kefom izkefa-
tt kosu. To je ujedno mai
bolji nacin "a memo isprasi-
vanje | zracenje. Ako tete o.
vo redovno primjenjivati o.
patti cete da yam kosa, ko-
ju ste d o bro o izkefali ina
lijep sjaj. Nije to samo cato
sto ste je ocistili vec i zato
sto ste prirodnu mast kose
jednako rasporedili cd kor-
jena do kraja.
Rosa Sc kefa u pramenovi-
ma, to s jedne strane ma
drugu. Nemojte je kefati sa-
mo s gornje strane, vec /
s DOME. Kefa mora biti veo-
ma cvrsta i poslije svakog
kefanja treba je malo oprati
vodom u kojoj ina amoni-
jaka. Najmanje pet minuta
dnevno morate posvetiti ke-
fanju kose.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27

hiljadugodisnja drzava / ma
CHA zaostala je d ale k o u
swim pravcima ljudskog Ii
vota liza mnogih drugih kra-
jeva svijeta j da bi IL te "a
ostalosti kracim i brzim pu-
tenn izasla, dobila je rezim,
koji je likvidirao preko 20
milijuna gradjana "a 5 go
dina 8 ciljem, da Sc ocuva i
da zemlju izvede putem maj
brzeg progresa u red napred-
nih krajeva svijeta. - Ali
zlocinstvo estate zloeinstvom
a tko ga izvodio i u ime ma
cega bio izvedeno. Mi koji
ljude smatramo svojom bra
com, gojeci prema svakom
osjecanja ljubavi covjec-
nosti, drzimo, da "a njihove
nevaljastine i ometanje ma
predka ina lijeka osim zlo-
Gina. Mi mozemo samo drs-
tati cd jeze / bola u dust mad
ovakovim pojavama povjesti.
Isti magazin Time" cd II.
marca kaze, da je samo je-
dan americki lijecnik izveo
$500 abortusa, pobacenja, cd
1884 ovamo. On je zaradio
preko milijun dolara cato sto
je lisio zivota $500 ljudskih
nejakih / nevinih bica jos u
utrobi make, naplacujucu "a
svaki zlocin 200 dolara. JAS
no sc vidi, da owe zlocine nije
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27

Avotna osjeguracija deco
q nasem Pomladku, Jest Jed
ma najjeftinija osjeguracijs
sto u svijetu postoT, ma Term
to Age 1913 certificate, Ter
kad Sc odbiju otpisani raspo-
rezi, isplata kredita l drugo,
"a djete SO plata osjeguraci-
ja Oko s centa mjesetno, .
dobiva Sc n slutaju smrH ID
$17.OO do 5000.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27

Tiskara Zajednice je nasa
zajednitka tiskara, da sluxi
nasim odsjccima Ganstvu.
NaA odsjeci sluze6i Sc q po-
trebi . naSom tiskarom D.
jedno pomazu time uzdrSava-
II / h6aH ovo poduzete "a
tednico.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27
DIVA MIA ZLOCINA

Magazin '"Time" cd 5. marca godine kaze, da je
preko sestomilijunska zemlja sveta Kna zrtvovala
ma ztvenuku revoucje preko 20 miuna svoh gradjana
drustvene pravde progresa, kaze njen rezm Provnc
takovog rezima svetu kazu: me odrzanja toga rezma
vlas. Ako to dvoie spojmo onda izla1 ovako wise
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27
SLAvNA NASA D0M0vINA!
Oh JUNACKA zEMLJ0 MILA!
"DObri Pastir"
(Nastavak)

Cetiri po stoljeca braniku kulture
Navkli susati cd svojh susjeda prigovor da smo
kuurno zaostai Nasa arhtektura, umetnos knjkenost
glazba da daleko zaostaje njhovom Sv posebno
XII nas krajevi jos uvek jednom rijecju, barbarsh
Da i'm dadnemo odgovor, treba Ii naucih napamet
sve sto imamo treba i'm pokazvati nase gradjevne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-27
PJESMA FESTIVALA HRVATSkE PJESME


DOsLI SU IL DALEKIH KRAJEvA
Gonila i'll bijeda nevoja,
gono i'll strah cesarskog kundaka.
Premalo bijase zemlje,
a previse djece gladi.
I kad je bijesno more
bacalo goleme sanduke Oceanom
pune uplasenih ljudi blijeda lica,
tresle Sc duse pred nepoznatm sto III ceka
Ko bujice liza proljetne kse
cas- made, cas- slutnje zle
ganjale Sc zlama njihovim
sve wise wise
Kad presi sve kontrole
j nogom nesigurnom cvrsto stupil Ito,
u hrpu bespomocno skupise
ko ovcice jadne,
sto SUI in njihova polja
dotjerali grad,
da NINA nahrane ljude gladne.
Dosli su zemlju tvrdu zilavu,
sto i'm je lomla kosti gnijecila utrobu.
Dosli zemlju bogatu plodnu,
nudjala i'm obilja svega
Dosli su u zemlju, koja in prirni priprosto
bez uctivosti lame - reee i'm:
"Moji su putovi strmi zavojiti
duboke ponore
orlovska gnijezda klisure.
sve sto vam treba je vjera Sc!
i dat Gu sto zelite.
Idite radte".
Dosli SUI IL dalekih krajeva
ponjel sobom njezne uspomene:
pjesmice, sto i'm je pjevala snena matt
dok i'll je zibala;
nestasne Zvukove frulica
sto su in cobani djecaci
izdubli IL drveta;
otegnut pjev zetelica
s dalekih polja livada;
live crvene sare ma bijem platnenim haljinama
sto su in blagdanma ponosom djevojke nosile
svjeze vatreno kolo cilik tambura / gundjanje Id
Dosi su IL dalekih krajeva
i sada, nakon pola stoljeca
Mnogi zalutase, mnog poginuse
mnogi nestadose mnog izgubise dusu.
Oni, koji su spoznali rtam zvota
savise gnijezda domovni novoj.
Prostranom zemljom
nikose topl udobni domovi
Rodse djecu,
a djeca opet djecu.
Djecu zemlje owe.
Malo ma novo pokoljenje
daleku domaju njihovih ,otaca
uz Savu Dravu Dunav sinje Jadransko more.
Ipak, ma dnu svijesh osta njesto ko u magli:
zvukov frllca pjesme zetelica.
Nosmo ii darove
ljepa nasa domovino.
Nsu on Cd suhoga zlata,
nj bisera, nj dragog kamenja,
vec do duse,
dio krvi nase!
Primi prproste nase pjesmce
/ sitne korake KOLA
ma dar.
NajGepsi sto III ga mozemo dat,
pjevajuc pjesmu veselja - pjesmu slave Tvoje
Rudolf Matz