davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-09

AlIllOob al bIlC od1llC
Canada reported that the 1858
crop promises to be better
than expected In Northern
Alberta. Saskatchewan and
Manitoba.
These prairie provinces are
the principal nesting grounds
for canvasbacks just as the
Chesapeake area is their favor
tie winter resort. Canvasbacks
also are No. / on Washington
duck hunters most-wanted list.
so that any curtailment Of
shooting privileges brings an
immediate and indignant chorus
of "why?"
A special report on canvas
backs and redheads just issued
by Fish and Wildlife points out
that the decision to cut the bag
limit was based not on a de-
crease over one season but over
several.
New Losses Sustained
1.-THE 1858 breeding ground
survey indicated that the
already suffering species sus-
tanned further losses on the
nesting grounds" the report
says, land that unless the one
in-a-thousand chance that a
goodly number Of them estah-
lish a new nesting area UNI
known to the biologists, the
chances are for Q small flight
Of this species"
The report further says:
Studies show that out Of 100
canvasbacks alive In the fall, II
will be dead within one year: Of
these. Al will be killed by hunt
ers and "a will have died from
other causes. About 400. 900 are
taken each year by hunters.
Standard practice has been
to regulate the duck harvest by
adjusting the total bag limit
and hunting dates. But because
the various species Of wild
ducks do not react alike to the
same set Of conditions, it is be-
coming increasingly evident
that periodically, at least, pref
erential treatment must be CIV
en- TO certain species in fixing
bag limits and seasons.
Conditions Vary
For example. conditions on
the breeding grounds which
might be good for the early
lnesters might not be good for
late nesters; some species are
much wanted by hunters while
others are almost ignored. Some
adjust readily 70 changing con-
ditions while others are adj
versely affected by changes.
"CanvaSbacks and redheads
have been doubly hit. They suf-
fer continual gun pressure dur
ing the season and their nest
ing success has been seriously
affected by drought conditions
on the breeding grounds for
three years in a row."
Fish and Wildlife also issued
this explanatory information:
The canvasback and redhead
are, two Of 20 species of the
so-called diving ducks" found
in America. The canvasback is
considered by many to be the
best table duck of all. It is pre-
sumed that it gets its flavor
from the wild celery buds
which make up a goodly part
Of its diet.
Most Breed In Canada
The canvasback has a wide
breeding range in the northern
interior plains Of North Amer
lea but the great majority of
these birds breed in the aspen
parklands Of Alberta, Saskatch-
evan, and Manitoba, and in
the mixed grass and tall grass
prairies Of Saskatchewan, Man.
itoba and Northern North
Dakota.
Recent extensive studies show
that the important primary
migration route extends from
the breeding grounds through
the Dakotas. Minnesota, wis
consin and the Detroit River
Lake st. Clair area and then
continues across the Apalachi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
Wundu Hendrix
Enters Hospital

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. Il Cap
Actress Wanda Hendrix wal
reported improving today aftei
collapsing In her attorneys
once.
Miss Hendrix was talking 4
her estranged husband. wealthy
sportsman James L. Stack. jr.
BY long distance telephone yes.
terday when she apparently
went into shock. her physician
said. She was taken 70 Cedarl
Of Lebanon Hospital.
Miss Hendrix attorney. os-
car r. cummins. said she had
been trying 10 see Mr.. Stack
for weeks about their separa-
ton. A call was made between
Mr.. Stack and his attorney IN
Reno, New. and Miss Hendrix
and Mr.. Cummins here.
Mr.. Cummlns said the 20
year-old actress asked about a
reconciliation. but Mr.. Stack
refused 10 discuss It.
Miss Hendrix sore am e d
clenched her fists and slumped
in her chair. the attorney said.
She was Immediately hospital
lied.
Miss Hendrix and Mr.. Stack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
Cyprus-Jordon
Airline Reported

JERUSALEM, Aug. IA (AP)
Israel announced yesterday
the establishment ofsa British
civil airline route between
Cyprus and Jordan with inter-
mediate landings at Israel's
LYDIA Airport.
Jordan's government, wary OF
any public link with Israel, de-
MED it. But there was con-
firmation in London and for
eigners In Amman. the Jordan
capital. said they had already
booked flights to Cyprus on the
line. the Eagle Aviation Co.
1t is pictured as q relatively
small operation-two flights a
week each way by British-made
Viking transports.
A British Air Ministry
spokesman said in London the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
81 Steals Plane, Lands
1t in First Flying Try

DAYroNA BEACH. Pa
AUG. IL (AP)-An Army pri-
vats. Charles Ward. 10. Of Ok
lahoma City. Okla. stole q Ma
tional Guard plane from sa-
vannah. Ca. crash landed II
yesterday and was captured
after . chase through the
woods.
He said he had never piloted
a plane before. but he managed
10 set Il down at the airport.
The plane frst was seen over
the beach going up and coming
down as II seeking a place 10
land. The airport tower here
was called.
The tower called the pilot by
radio. The airport manager
said Ward admitted stealing
the plane. that he had never
landed one and wanted 10 get
down.
The tower talked him in. but
the plane ran on the end Of
the runway and tipped over.
Ward then ned.
Capt. Ed Friedman. public in
formation at Fort Stewart.
near Savannah. said Ward
escaped from q work detail
Tuesday. hid out overnight and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
Reward increased

NEW YORK. Aug. IL tAPl~ =
Tiffany's the ultra-ultra Firth
avenue jewelry store. yesterday
added a 5000 reward to the
$4,000 already posted for the
arrest and conviction OF the
thieves who stole more than
$3.50. 900 from the store Sunday
morning. The Jewellers Seeuf-
ity Alliance and an insurance
company previously had put up
5000 apiece as a reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
Eisenhower
Seen Holding
Veto Record

President Eisenhower seemed
likely today 10 finish the cur
rent congressional session--as
he has all previous ones since
he entered the White House
by batting 1000 against legis-
lative pitches 10 strike out his
vetos.
His most recent win OF that
kind came yesterday when the
House refused 10 side with the
Senate In passing a bill over
his veto. The 202-le0 roll-call
vote fell more than SO votes
short Of the two-thirds majority
necessary 10 override the veto.
The presidential victory was ell
the more impressive because II
occurred less than "a hours
after the Senate voted 1920 10
override.
This congressional attempt to
overturn q veto for the FIRST
time since June. 1852. involved
a comparatively minor measure
to establish the same wage
rates at the Portsmouth IN. H.
and Kittery (Me.) Navy Yards
as at the Boston Navy Yard.
Most House Republicans ex-
cept several from New England
States voted TO sustain the veto.
While not regarded as q ma
jor test Of White House pres
tige or congressional power, the
size Of the House vote against
passing the bill over the veto
surprised many members.
II was regarded as strength
ening the chances that none of
the Presidents other vetoes
win be overridden before Con-
gress adjourns.
But he may yet have to face
his most difncult test Of that
kind II he returns q pending
social security bill to Congress
with q veto before adjourn
ment. The House-approved bill
to increase benefits as well as
social security taxes Is pending
In the Senate.
Mr.. Eisenhower has vetoed
Ito bills since he became Pres
ident. Last year he disapproved
IL. eight by pocket veto after
adjournment Of Congress.
This year he has vetoed IL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

choice q taxing . floor q %
per cent Of parity and no acre
nge allotments.
In advance Of any action.
House leaders were adanant IN
stating they would stick with
the parity method and refuse
the Senate market price"
principle.
Representative Cooley, DEM
ocrat Of North Carolina. CHAIR
man Of the House Agriculture
Committee. said the compro-
mise would save the farm pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

Vikings will operate on air
ministry charter for communi-
cations purposes and do not
represent q resumption Of the
British-American airlift TO the
5000 British troops In Jordan,
They will not carry military
supplies" he said.
The military airlift operated
across Israeli territory between
the British island Of Cyprus
and King Hussein's harassed
kingdom. with one break, from
July II TO August 10. Israel
finally withdrew permission for
such flights to its Arab neigh
Dor.
The Eagle company is an
independent British concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

with the senate.
The result was expected "a
provide the Eisenhower admin
istration with much Of what Il
has demanded IN the way of
lower price supports and more
flexible management OF the
farm program.
II would also forestall an Inn
pending cut In cotton and rice
acreage which Secretary of
Agriculture Benson has said
would be disastrous 10 farmers.
Face Higher Prices
Textile manufacturers faced
higher cotton prices In the abb
sence Of legislation slashina
Government price supports for
the fiber. They would benefit
from q gradual lowering Of sup
port levels and a corresponding
decrease in market prices for
cotton. Thus. they have been
among the strongest hackers Of
q compromise.
The end Of the House dead
lock was announced late yes
terday by Speaker Rayburn.
Democrat Of Texas. who earlier
declared there would be no new
farm bill in the House following
two defeats and q presidential
veto Of farm proposals this year.
Republican overtures were
accepted by House Democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
Speeding Train
BIumed in Crash

The Interstate Commerce
Commission said yesterday fail
ure 10 obey = warning signal
led 10 q collision Of two north
bound passenger trains at the
station In Alexandria. Va,
July /.
Twenty-Five persons were
hurt.
The ICc said It's investigation
found that one train passed at
excessive speed q signal re-
quiring restricted speed. This
train was unable 10 come TO q
halt before blowing into q
train at the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

leaders. however. and Mr.. Ray
burn announced he was calling
up at today's session q bill
which he said everybody viii
support"
In the Senate. Senator Mans
field. Democrat Of Montana
said that without an agreement
cotton State Senators would
keep Congress In session until
hell freezes over"
Senator Aiken. Republican OF
Vermont. said he doubted that
the House compromise version
would be completely acceptable
10 the Senate and would have
10 go 10 conference for adj
justment Of differences. Bue
he said there were no insur-
mountable difiiculties.s
diners In Minor Degree
The compromise announced
by Mr.. Rayburn differed only
In minor degree from the bill
killed by the House less than
two weeks ago.
It would forestall sharp acre
age cuts in cotton and rice
next year, provide for q grad
ual lowering Of support levels
during 1889 and 1860. and give
Secretary Of Agriculture Ben
son q flexible price support
range between 90 and IS per
cent Of parity.
But the compromise bill
eliminates proposed alternate
price support floors Of tl.1s q
bushel for corn. 80 cents q
pound for cotton and "a q
hundredweight for rice.
1t retains House provisions
for continuing the 25-year-old
concept Of parity for comput-
ing support levels Of cotton and
rice. 1t also gives corn farmers
the choice Of continuing the
present farm program or ac-
cepting q new principle of cal
culating supports on the aver
age Of market prices for the
three preceding years. Corn
growers would also have the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

stole the plane yesterday morn
ing.
He added that Ward was
picked up in Lake City, Fla. in
July as AWOL and was being
held at Fort Stewart pending
his return 10 Fort Campbell,
KY. his home station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14
House Acts to Break
Farm Bill Deadlock

The House. yielding 10 mounting pressures from the farm
belt cotton textile manufacturers moved today 70 break
the sesson-end deadlock farm legislation
compromise farm bill was ordered 10 the House floor
and expected after opevel political agreement
end the salemate and 10 seek compromise Of farm differences
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

brother Of Actor Robert stack,
were married IN 1854. Her mar
riage 10 Actor Audle Murphy
ended IN divorce IN 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

six from the House and six
from the Senate. It is believed
unlikely that the House viii
attempt TO override his recent
vetoes Of the Independent Of
fees appropriation bill and a
bill for construction of q nu-
clear powered icebreaker.
Some Democratic leaders
nevertheless have voiced an
noyance at the number of
vetoes in recent weeks. They
also criticize what they describe
as q growing tendency Of ad-
ministration officials to threat
en- presidential vetoes Of bills
before the bills are passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-14

NEW DELHI. About one
seventh Of the worlds entire
population lives in India.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05
Sa zIatnog pira
Supruea KIenovit

Milwaukee, Wis. - Ovime
javljamo radosnu West, da
su supruzi Viktor Matilda
Klenovic proslavili svoj zlat-
nj pir, iii 50-godisnjicu svoga
bracnog zivota ma 26-og no.
vembra 1857. Oni su dakle
clanovi drustva Roosevelt" =,
odsjeka broj 797 H. B. 2. u
Ricine, Wis, gdje i zivu, ali
su slavu imali kod svoga ze-
ia i kcerke, Emerica i Matilde
Dakich u Milwaukee, Wis,
koji su "a njih to prepre-
mill.
Ia Viktora je ovo bila dvo-
struka proslava, 50-a godis-
mica bracnog zivota 5O-go-
disnjica clanovanja u H.B.Z.
Docim njegova supruga Ma
tilda je samo 40 godina cla-
MICA u H. B. Zajednici.
Viktor je dosao u ovu zem-
lju kao mladic 1902. godine
il Orahovice, Slavonija, gdje
je rodien 1884. godine, a Ma
tilda ,je rodjena u istom mje-
stu god. 1881. Viktor je ra-
dio kod J. l.. Case Co. u Ra-
cine skoro cijeloga zivota u
ovoj zemlji, a pred 10 godina
otisao u penziju. U svojim
mladiim godinama Viktor lie
bio clanom pjevackog drus-
iva "B alka n" u Kenosha,
Wis.
Njihovoj slavi uz kcerku
zeta i unucad, prisustvovala
.je mnoga rodbina priiatelji,
koji su iii pocastili s lijepim
darovima.
Supruzi K | novic G imaju
jednu kcerku diva unuka
jedan i'm je unuk ucitelj u
Milwaukee, a drugi trgovaC
kod Sligo Co. u st. Louis, Mo
Twill nasi svecari jos "a
mnogo mnogo godina u do
brom zdravlju i veselju, tt
i'm zene mnogi njihovi prija
telji j rodbina, pax njihov;
lkcerka, unucad zet dolj'
potpisani,
Emeric Dakich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05
BOLESTI STITNE
zLIJEZDE

Kod odraslog covjeka stit-
njaca je teska oko 25 e.
stitnjaca je zlijezda s unutar-
MIN lucenjem, t. j. svoj hor-
mon luci u krv. Obolienje
stitne zlijezde primjenjuje Sc
u ramon djetnjstvu, kao i od-
rasloj dobi.
Postoji povecanje stitne
zlijezde (struma). koje ma
zivamo gusavost. Ina wise IT,
pova strume. e. Tako strumu
mozemo naci u raznim kraje-
vima svijeta, kod velikog bro
ia pucanstva. Uzrok je tomu
nedostatak joda u hrani i vo-
di. Tai tip strume nalazimo
kod mas u Sloveniji, Medji-
murju Bosni. Buduci da Sc
ovakva struma moze razviti Il
svako zivotno doba, najbolji .
nacin sprecavanja bolesti jc
davanje jod a pucanstvu u
podrucju gdje ina strume. Ia
to je najzdraviliji nacin do
davanja jod a u kuhinjskoj
soil.
Do strume moze doci | zbog
povecanog lucenja hormona
stitnjace u krv. Bolest ina
posebno ime - basedow. Zna-
ci SUI: nrsavljenje, nervozne
smetnje, ubrzan rad srca, br-
70 umaranje, pojacano znoje-
ME, kadkad pojacano zeda-
ME. Pojacan apetit uz CUB
ljenje ma tezini veoma je o.
cit znak te bolesti. Oci takvih
bolesnika su velike imaju
poseban sjaj. stitnjaca je u
manjeno povecana. Ma vrije-
me otkrivena bolest veoma sc
uspjesno lijeci.
Bolesnik ina prilicno psi
hickih smetnji, zato treba u
zimati lijekove "a umirenje
QuminaD. Ishani r b a do
dati jos B i G vitamina. Po-
sebne lijekove prepisuje lijee-
mix prema svakom slucaju Ia
sebno. Ako Sc basedovljeva
bolest razvila u veoma tes-
kom obliku, iii ako je stit-
njaca osobito porasla, u tom
slucaju Sc bolesnik mora pod
vrci operaciji.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

Toronto, Ontario, Can. -
Odsjek broj $50 H.B.Z. jaw
liza veselu West, da Sc je po-
ve5ao s jednim mladim cla-
nom, bratom Mijom Jezerinac
ciju sliku ovdje donosimo, da
ga clanstvo bolje upozna di-
lem Kanade i Amerike.
Brat MILO Jezerinac rodjen
je IA. rujna godine 1887. u
selu Jezerine, kotar Jastre-
barsko, Hrvatska. Pred par
godina dosao je vam o sa
svojom majkom k svomu o.
Gu Josipu u ovo mjesto, te
sc sada zaradio kod Canada
Bread Co. i tako sada pomaze
sebi i svojim roditeljima.
u ime clanstva naseg od-
sjeka mi ii brate MILO klice-
mo: Dobro nam dosao u ma
Sc redove zelimo ii svaku
srecu u buducem zivotu, a
tvojima roditeljima cestita-
mo ma dobrom odgoju svoga
sina, te sc zaista madame da
ces biti ma ponos NINA ma
ma svima.
Marko Banjavcic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05
MIRAz "a DJEV0JkU

Preds jednik lZvrSnOg ID
bora HI. r. S. S. II domovini
Franjo GaA (podpredsjednik
Via d e Hrvatske Republike)
donio je seriju clanaka o svo-
Jim utiscima s puta u KIM.
On je napisao owl stvar pod
naslovom: "Utisci s puta po
Mr. KIM, sigurno je zapam-
tic, kako tamo u KIM cijene
gnoj. U prilog tome njego-
vom zapazanju donosimo to-
can prijepis il clanka Dj. Bo-
gojevica, stalnog dopisn i k a
"Borbe", a koji je clanak IL
isao u nedjeljnom broju "Bor-
be" cd 26. sijecnja o. &. ma
strani 4. pod naslovom: Gu
dan miraz".
Djevojka ia zivi negdje
u unutrasnjoj Mongoliji. Po-
slije zavrsene sedmoljetke
vratila sc da radi u rodnom
selu. Tu sc ovih dana i udala.
Umjesto ranije uobicajenih
miraza, otac joj je poklonio
J. dvije pletene kosare "a sa-
kupljanje gnojiva. Miraz je
! predao mladencima uz owe
rijeci u stihovima:
Owe kosare simbolican su
znak
miraza mojoj kceri.
Nekad smo u miraz davali
sanduke i ormare,
a sad joj darujem kosare,
jer mnogo gnojiva znaci
mnogo LIFETIME.
Novine su objavile slike ma
smijane nevjeste kosarom
u ruci.
U KIM je u toku akcija "a
sto brizljivije sakup l j a nj e
gnojiva, radi povecanja uroda
u poljoprivredi."
U istom broju tai mas no
vinar opisuje velik u akciju
kineskih ljudi organizacije
Crvenog kriza u borbi protiv
raznih stetnika, kojima je OBJ
javljen rat do istrebljenja".
U toj borbi osobito prednjace
gradjani glavnog grada Kline
Pekinga, da ga sto prize pre-
tvore u grad bez vrabaca, mi
seva, muha / komaraca.
Zanimljivo bi bio, kad bi
i kod mas netko izracunao ko-
liko stete naciue owl paraziti!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05
PUSTEN U P0G0N
DALEK V0D
BIHAC.D0NJI lAPAC

DOnji Lapac. - Nedavno
je ma svecan nacin pusten u
pogon dalekovod Bihac-Do-
Mi Lapac jacine 35 kilovata,
kojim &C Sc elektricna ener-
gija iz hidrocentrale "Slapovi
ma Uni" kod Bihaca dovoditi
u istocnu Liku.
Dalekovod Donji Lapac-
Bihac, koji je dug 80 kilome-
tara, sp a d a u najvece pri-
vredne objekte, koji su u O.
vom dijelu Lik e izgradjeni
poslije rata. Elektricna ener.
gija, dovedena ovim daleko.
vodom iskoristit &c sc "a eks.
ploataciju vrlo velikih kolici
ma drvne mase IL basenu i
stocnog dijela Pljesivice. Dit
struje upotrebit ce Sc ma pre-
gonskim pasnjacima ma ina
nju poljoprivrednog d o b r
Boricevac i u poljoprivred'
MIN zadrugama u opcini Do
Mi Lapac. Omogucit &c, tako-
djer, i elektrifikaciju osam
sela, a u perspektivi &c Sc
elektrificirati ostala sela.
Ia izgradnju daleko v o d a
Narodni odbor dao je 100 mi
lijuna dinara IL investicionog
zajma, a dijelom iz lokalnih
izvora. Ra adove je obavilo
poduzece "Dalekovod" IL Ia
greba.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

North Chicago, koju je svr-
sila s odlicnim uspjehom. Sa-
da pax polazi Northern Illi-
nois Teachers College, gdje
uci strane jezike i vec po-
kaziva lijepe uspjehe.
Mi joj Z e Ii m o najbolji u
spjeh u njezinim naukama,
kao i dobro zdravlje i srecu
u buducom joj zivotu, i da
bude na ponos svojim rodi-
teljima i svima mama. zivila
mlada sestro Mande i dobro
nam doSla u redove nase e
odsjeka nase dicne organi-
zacije H. B. Zajednice.
Steve Krempotic, uprav.
gnijezda broj $40 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

lsplJuvku onlh lJudl, kop bo-
luju cd tuberkuloze (susice).
Zato sc one i zovu bacili tu-
berkuloze. Kad Sc pljuvacka
osusi, moze iii vjetar podici
zajedno s prasinom u zrak,
gdje lebde kao male cestice
prasine. Covjek i'll tako mo-
ze udahnuti zajedno S pra-
Simon.
Mjesto, gdje sc te klic e
mogu razmnazati, mora biti
tamno, vlazno i njezno. TAX
vo mjesto naci &c klice tuber-
kuloze u plucima. Tim klica-
ma prija toplina, upravo O.
nakva, kakva je IL plucima.
Dospije Ii mali broj klica u
pluca covj X a, obrambena
snaga tijela savladat ce i'll i
unistiti. Ali snage covjecjeg
organizma nisu bez granica.
One SUI to mamie, sto je CO.
vjek slabiji. Ma onom mje-
stu, gdje dospiju klice tuber-
kuloze, nastat &c m a | o Ia
gnojavanje, mali gnojni pri-
stici, iii mali cvoric. Takav
cvoric naval SUI start Rim
ljani tuberkulum, odatle ma
xiv tuberkuloza.
Nadje Ii Sc nekoliko cvori-
ca ma nekom mjestu plucnog
tkiva zajedno, oni ce Sc u
mnozavanjem klica siriti i
povecati. Tokom vremena ce
Sc spojiti u jedan veci cvor
zagnojenog i trulog plucnog
tkiva. To &c zagnojeno tkivo
bolesnik izbacivsi kasljaniem
kroz kanale, u koje Sc dus-
mix razgranao po citavim plu-
Gina. Ma mjestima gdje je
J plucno tkivo propalo cd tu'
berkuloznih klica, nastat &C
poslije izbacivanja supljina
To -je kaverna. Kroz nju 81
provlace mnoge krvne zilice
Kad klice tuberkuloze nagri
zu stjenku krvne zilice, kr'
ce Sc izliti u kavernu, a ka
salj &c je iz b a ci i zajedn'
s trulim plucnim tkivom. Ia
da sc kaze, da bolesnik IL.
bacuje pjenastu krv.
PRIZE nego lijecnik stigne
pruziti pomoc bolesniku, uku-
cani mu mogu pomoci stav-
ljanjem mokre hladne tkanine
ma grudi (hladan oblog) i da-
ii mu da popije casu zasolje-
ne mlake vode.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

20. oktobra 1889. cd dobrih
i cestitih roditelja, pokojnog
oca Jure zivuce make Ma
rije Sarich, koji su rodom -
pok. otac IL sela Buzim, Co.
spic, a ma1jka rodjena Pa
velic (Martic) il sela Trno-
vac, Gospic, Lika. Rose je
svrsila Kin g Edward High
School cd koje je graduirala
i sada radi "a Midwest Stor-
age & Distributing Co. Ltd.
U .odsjeku je nasla svoju
majku, a u Pomlatku ostav-
liza sestru Anie i brata Johna.
X
Treca .je nasa sestra Man.
cy M. Vukic. Rodjena je 4.
januara 1910. ovdje u Van
couveru cd dobrih i pravih
roditelja, Jure i Lojze Vukic,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-05

No. Chicago, Ill. = Sa ve-
seljem javljamo ovu West
clanstvu H. B. z. prijatelji-
ma, da Sc je mas odsjek 848
povecao S jednom mladom i
krasnom djevojkom, sestrom
Manda Brkic, koja je presla
IL gnijezda Pomlatka br. 519
u odraslo clanstvo, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Nasa mlada sestra Manda
Brkic dosla je u ovu zemlju
sa svojom majkom Marion
k svomu ocu Stjepanu Brkic
ma 6. februara, 1853, IL sela
vranik, posta Lovinac, Lika,
Jugoslavija.
Odmah po dolasku il sta
rog kraja pocela je polaziti u
Community. High School Y