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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

Of hounds having been used by the SaN'I .
for hunting ~ Breat Britain about the
ninth century They have not changed
much IA looks hui ar. no q Iubt faster
IN these days In the Eastern States
CpiIrzing is-cam. Il.sgUl about twenty
years ago and while occasional matches
have been pulled N 10y stealth III"
greyhound ~ kept for the bench show
and ~ "A CpmpanIun but with TIA" AN o.
administrative and -obse--.'d traits
81 their kind they are seldom good
churns a. fanciers say ~ terriers In
California Missouri and Texas there are
coursins meets. with produce stakes
and handicaJs. bat az the n"etest dog
is not always the best looking tn. stars
Of the. chase do not often court attention
AZ the. shows Ia Great Britain the same
condition exists as 20 the shows. but
over there the coursing meets are as
common rs racing. and large and small
owners meet at them On even terms
IL IN a sport at which speedy greyhound
has made many yeoman or mechanic
a rich man.
The greatest 81 cOursing events IL the
Waterloo Cup. held annually for seventy
Ave yeaFu and since 1857 II has been
~ xty four dog fixture for convenience in
running a. pairs 10 has always been held
on tho Altcar estate % the Earl 81 SETON.
near Liverpool. and last February on the
night before the FIRST heat rs coursers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

bravery and strength OF tho bulldog
Then followed n hiatus IN illusions Ia the
Irish hound and there has within twenty
five years been a controversy over ~"
extinction ~ the breed. on" party hold-
ing that II vanished with IN" last IRISH
wolf and that the present TWO - ba-' 4
cross it, admirers that Tia. Irish wolf
hound has banu maintained IN Isolated
kennels m all his purity. One 81 the Old
est amateur fanCier- has his kennels ~
Albany and a New Yorker has in recent
years had the greatest success at III"
bench shows. both being importers and
breeders - high class dogs Usually r"d
or brindle the dog - ~ great muscular
development and height. often 20 inches
AZ the shoulder handsome IN looks and
kind IN dIspp-itiou
GrryhOunds are 81 all COlOrs saw"
wholly white. the sf'ee,ll"st and oldest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

2 .'t. IT a private estate near Morris
81.
New ~ the list II country shows Will hin
,l- mp from Manhattan was the two
aNr..irdtion - a German type hv tho
Ts'rer lIb Of America last week
I CHARLOTTE. y Y On July 3 tn"
rr.aI on" day bench show Of the Mon
.... county Kennel Club VIII - held
~ Ling Branch. This year Hollywood
rs ra- seen forsaken for the cool and
r".t.'us IVES, End Casino. overlooking
r- .-'aI Atlantic The regular and
.-,.u r-1"s are equal IN number and
..i" ro any city show, the exhibits are
.Eby- - 20" best in the Fast. and the
s. fault any one may find IL that TOO
.r' nv" way - doggy entertainment
.- i--i rt1 twelve hour OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17


White to plAi nd maze In tWn rcN~-
snIrrIoN y, FRnRiFN 80
~ KH Y Okt1 - ks 4,
X ~ u KRH . Rs ~ 4,
~ kS nv. 4 90 ar " ~ ~ mates
~ kA any other - rs A.
SOLUTION 70 PROBLEM 80 -
y a. a.
correct ~olutiOns rrr~iN~t tn both 'hcs~ ptOh
tens from " Hrrri.. New taS'i.. pe Dr
\ ~ baldwin. NorWaIl conn George Wolf.
N'poSa Pa
Correr, solutions rcrri, - 10 80 - from ~ "
Rhodes. nronkl1 clarence lsasr-. New YORK
J " Nrdrub-rrUr. rronsIj" Lieutenant
New luTt
To CoRHTs PVNuTNrs
Tho rrAder. OF THs SIS Arr respectfully ~
qursted 10 Kindly sddrcs> al Cur' nirAtions
Intended for fhls DEPARTMENT 10 chess Pa, sT~
Corner onIN srt not - cnrIp.r solutions Nth
Isirer> addressed 10 IN pusyic department rhi>
method VII = pid dCla,
ON the Other hsni -or'pn~ - rrohlsms ~
tended FOR Problem, 'o' So -f"r. ought O." hc
addressed ~ fhe editor Of fhs' department
" { n LINN. Mss " long as YOUR ~
vrr-s rie- dc not rt 70 claim the rAmrs under
'hc time limit rule ou need not Withdrew from
the contest
" a Brooh,r No.r solution, Nd not reach
rHE SUN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

wolf powerl-s- -o that IL can bn captured
alive. In III" West hunting wolves and
coyotes IN the dpen with Russian wolf
hounds and horse il an exciting sport
4 greyhound will overtake a coyote but
is usually unable TO kill il alone. hut a
Russian wolfhound Will administer the
fatal punishment
According To- the standard IT the Russian
Nplfhuund club of America the general
appearance should be that of an elegant.
graceful aristoCrat among dogs possessing
courage and combining great muscular
power with extreme speed White usually
pr''dnminat"s IN the color more or less
marked with lemon. tan. brindle or gray:
black ~ discouraged. The coat - long
and silky, usually wavy. with a prpf,I-'
frlll IN the neck and feather on hind
quarters and tail The average height for
dog at tho shoulder ~ from - Ia n
inches and the weight from IS tn los
pounds, extra size. to quote again from
IN" standard, -hrIng no disadvantage
when II IL not acquired AZ the eNpanS,
OF symmetry, sNe,'d and -taving power
In tn" books 81 British dogs ~ tho
eighteenth and the early wears 20 IN.
nineteenth centuries the greatest num-
her 81 pages were devoted To the Cnurars
and s1gacity ~ the shecpdog. NswfJund-
land and Irish wolfhound. and 10 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
RPES AIR BENCH SHOWS
an INITRISr - noes THIT
HINT M SIGHT.

...,r,,,,,,f, IA, Srr,i. NithSugh CoursIng
:. n,irr the Han scottish Deer
,.pnd,. Ra>,iAn and Irish Weir.
r,pn,i. lead swing Sf the CIrruIt
60, s.., dos WI rejoice and frolc
t...a. ...,-..-t m country field. rush
..I - and fro. dashinE open
.',.,t.-. 90 swallows and song birds.
On. 3D., t-,,s or under rocks and. Il
..--,r.. r.-nouding to a primitive trait
..tts.r IN: h1I.., furiously into the earth
10 pr.r.u,r Il catching "A burrpwing fox
-f Jf,' as gayly and brightly do
... .,t.. Stow exhibitors and judges
an ,-.rt '.r otty halls, no matter how
800. r..y may lie. to the outdoor
..s,t.rfr, % logs - the spring. summer
"A .,. such shows. when not actu-
M ..r up,.n. are under tents or in
,..lu- 81. lighted from windows and
-,.rr .y r.. ur'.ze that the roof il FOR
lr''-u
rr,. - .'' q whrf of fresh air some
III ..r ..r 1r~~ and loaf IN the shade
ILL.,. 81 r'ur" the Judges an their classes.
... ..',., cong pitched on the turf and
,.rug...i aIway- bv the amateur and
rr.f--. ...,l fau"iers, who ar" as keen
a.. Ga.g, .o.ut> a. the rahhlrds at
,.rss.,.-,.. ur. IN the action Of a horse
4. ..rr.>, 4 rr- open air dog shows,
- .a..t| two day ahair at Mineola
..r.. I.....- h-uurl Association. which
-s .. ,.'r, ''f~ tim" second only To the
W.. r-'r~ Kennel clubs fixture az
Mo. ~Juar" Garden. - over. also
Ola. . 'n" png Island Kennel club
. .... aHri swept per at pr.l inland.
%. . ',,r."r show al Grrruwtch. with
,.. "...at o. and north Jersey
h .. u''.r 80 Va" kunaliS. the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

Kennel Club fixture ar. by rail from the
Philadelphia direction and by steamboat
from Manhattan. a cool trip ON the after
noon 81 Friday or early on the show
morning for the dogs and their owner
There " a dog display on every deck Of
the SteaIsboa,-, and whether big a. a
shetland pony or tiny lapdog the CANNES
prove tn be- good travellers They usually
eye each other with cool disdain. hut now
and again when long leasheS permit there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17
Harvard Football schedule.

RoSToN Mass July - Despite the
fatal ending Of the Harvard West Point
game last fall the latter team IL on the
Crimson schedule for tho coming season
Graduate Manager 0arcelon Of the Harvard
Athletic Association ANNOUNCED the schedule
this evening DctOb-r |, Bate. October
s. BowdOin October . Williams October
~ NJ West Point November s. tornell.
November ~. Dartmouth. and November
~ Yale at New Haven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-17

az First. 0kt ksis undoubtedly stronger. but
Nj BlArkburne sas dsterree from adopting thai
con TN VA ZION account Of 9 JOINT analY ais of
janowNky. Tsishmann and Leoahardt. After the
prrsent game Gas over NJ blarkburue suggested
that ~ Pap would lead 10 better rp-ulia for 70
Hui this also seems rather delpsNe For cHample
~ pap. u MKT ~ XXI. o-kn - 0Rt
NJ aud tho pawn at 10 betng gone ks ran
nov he played with great advantage
~ U Us Nouh have given more trouble
though blark had . satisfactory reply IN ~
h NJ
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-06-24
Dr..,Stafford responded as follows:


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n-.-,1;..,.
W. tie u' cen mus
~ 'o'''''s AUST ''Ne
And whose deep lap the short-vcd summer fills
With sudden sweetness till its wealth o'erspills-
How shall We sing thee.for thy beauty s.sake
Orspraise thee in a voice that shall not break
For pathos of the,theme wherewith it thrills?
r., H.. ,
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And;led him up the mountain with our lays:
And, keeping step beside him all his ways
We should have asked him whom his course was run
If any farer land his foot fell
Where, high or low, the rold-bnaht sandal strays.
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Reign with the rose her one imperial hour
Than live the summer-ong a moancr flower?
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r., -. ca,
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Hummed over by the blithe and laboring bees
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Ard a. tho &C. +o.t 80 ~ .,
Weave them the glamor of magic cline,
And paint their palace with the rainbow beam?
Ana tho,, oro ..iu H.. a,,;,l.o. .,.., .l.:. E..
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They win is thine, and makes thy dream more
sweet
,iles Wy MUSINGS '''N' 'l''' ne, rue e,,
$3.50
u,,- -
And down through all the Wales thy heroes flew,
With thy old deathless valor fired and steeled
To make the glorious legend on thy shield.
Freedom and Unity. forever true
oo'he'hnes win us o'u scorh thy Up Is CURED
l"inh'ns no" Oh my poruers' east anu west
ANA south ana horth' thy Toes around thee
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-06-24
AN AWFUL RECORD.

Every year thousands OF men and women
die OF kidney disease who might have been
cured II its presence had been discovered In
time and prompt treatment with kidnets
adopted. II you have backache, kidney
trouble or other SYMPTOMS OF kidney disease,
begin using Kidnets Immediately. Drug.
gist and dealers sell 1t for so cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-06-24

CONTINUED on Page 10. |
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-06-24

Commencement Honors, cum laude.
Commencement Honors, magma cum laude.
Maude Edith Avery, Gretta Ann Cater. and
Stella Mildred Cook are also of cum aude
grade
| Honors in Chemistry.
, Highest Honors in English
, Highest Honors in French
4 Highest Honors in German
Honols in German.
Honors in Greek.
7 Highest Honors in History.
Honors in Jurisprudence.
9 Highest Honors in Latin.
10 Honors in Natural History
II Honors in Philosophy.
y Phi Beta Kappa
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-06-24
Alumni Luncheon,

Directly at the close Of the play, the
Alumni Luncheon was held on the
grounds of the Battell campus. Chas.
A. Adams, '95, president of the
associated alumni presided, and music
was furnished by the college band.
Mr.. Higley, of Fair Haven, and R. M.
Collins, of London, Eng, were the
speakers. They dwet on the work that
President Thomas and the corporation
were doing for the advancement of the
college, and on the necessity of backing
them up in their work
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

raven ciganov! JAZZ sem tudi tu-
kaj! No, vidiS!'
Zagledal sen Sc V tisti koscek
neba, Xxi Sc je videl skozi vejevje.
In cakal sem, da mi bo kai odgo-
vorila. Res sem cakal, ker sem bill
V takih receh Sc neizkusen. Zdaj
VEN, d je drugace. &c ina elovek
koga rad, je slep in Club kakor
tema. Pa maj BIO moski ali zenska.
kakor bi mu predrl ODE usesi in
iztaknil ODE ocesi. Mic ne slisi, mic
ne vidi in trobi svojo. Res jel
Dekle je vstalo in otepalo krilo.
"DOmov moram!" - je rekla.
'Zvezde re bledijo. vi pa pojdi-
tie, kakor sem dejala: ua Luzarje,
tam boste dobili delo. Pa srecno
hoditel !"
Obrnila Sc je in JAZZ sem vstai.
Cudno mi je bio, kakor bi jemal
cd meme bogvekdo slovo.
"PoGakaj!" - sem 10 ustav-
ijal. Ike je Sc dan Ma sence po-
glej: polna luna je nocoj. &c svo-
10 prestopis je polnoci. Sal je Sc
ne prestopis!"
"VidiS' Sc je izgovorjala =
moran! Moja matt je stara in
nina skoro mic wee spanca. Komaj
predpolnocjo malo zadremlje. Ma
vse zgodaj je pc koncu. pc Hist
hodi in molil Zbogoml"
"Cakaj !'- sem zaklical 10 hu-
do mi je .bilo nenadoma. Nekaj mi
je leglc "a prsi iii me je tiscalo,
kakor bi lezal kamen Ia njih.
"Roko mi podaj kakor prijate-
lju. In tisto mi obljubi, da Sc bo-
va Sc kdaj videla! Ma delo grem
TIA, kamor 81 s~vetovala. Povej mi,
kje s%tanujeS, da Sc povrnem yea
sih in S teboj govorim. Ponoci
BON priSel in BON potrkal ma ok
no. Nicesar ne BON hotel cd tebe;
kaj pa maj bi hotel? Dcber clovek
sen in poster in obiS6em tie kakor
p~rijatelj! No, vidiSl"
"Lahko prideS, ce hos poStenl"
- je dovoljevala in mi ponudila
desnico. NIGGA nj bilo tako niko-
Ii ponoci. Fantov Sc je bal, XII po-
nocujejo okrog in tudi sama sem
ga prosila, maj ne hodi. Bala sem
Sc zanj: lahko bi ga kdo udaril.
Da! Tako je bilo! Vcasih je priha-
jail pc dnevi, ali zdaj ga nj nikoli
wee. Pozabil je."
PRAY je tako!" - SEN rekel.
"Tudi ii pozabi! Pa ii bonn JAZZ
namesto mega! Zakaj bi ii ne
bil?"
Hotel sem Sc poSaliti in nasme-
.jati, pa nisem mogel. Cudno sem
bill potrt. kako hi Sc smejal?"
(Nadaljevanje prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
in bolecine v vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, ee Sc napravi par
moenih drgnjenj s pain Expel-
ler', kakor je popisano v knjizi-
ci, v kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka 9 ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05
Resnica lie, da so kapitalist.

- Resnica je, da so kapitalisti
Sc vedno in povsod, vseh deze-
lah in drzavah smatrali delavce "a
nevarne puntarje in prekucuhe, Xxi
so Sc zaGeli organizirati strokovno
in politicno. Tudi strajkarje sma-
trajo kapitalisti "a navaden in ne
warren punt. Vsled tega sc nam nj
treba euditi, ako je kapitalistiena
drzava vedno in povsod pregan-
jala delavce Xxi so Sc priceli orga-
n~izirati Sc kot navadne puntarje.
V bistvu kapitalisti Sc danda-
mes MISC spremenili svojega mnen-
ia. Kapitalisti vidijo Sc danes V
vsakem strajku punt proti njiho-
vim gospodarskim interesom. Pri-
pravljene imajo pc cele armada
policajev, pinkertoncev, sploh BIZ
ricev vsake vrste, da udarijo po
delavcih, ko pricne strajk.
Politicno organizirane delavce
preganjajo s tenn ,da Jill odpuSca-
10 cd della, ker jim z birici ne mo-
rejo do zivega.
Kapitalisti pac razumejo, da sc
jim je bait lie delavske organiza-
cije, da jim delavska organizacija
brani, da ne morejo odirati po-
ljubno delavcev. Zategadel Jim
tudi nj nobeno sredstvo preuma-
zano, ako je treba udariti DO de-
lavski organizaciji.
In ce bi delavci razumeli, kakS-
ma velikanska korist .je "a ME de.
lavska organizacija, kot kapitali-
sti razumejo, koliko jim skodi, bi
bile kapitalisticnemu gospodarst.
WI kmalu konec.
Socialist Sc borijo "a boliso bo-
1OSnOSt yaSih otr0k
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05

II to! Tega dekleta Sc oteplJe! ia
kaj pa je? Odkod pa JET"
"Ne poznate ga, ne boste vedeli
kje je to-" mi pravi. az Kuk-
make je, tri ure cd tukaj; tam je
ma stanovanjul"
"Kako bi lie vedel?" recem.
Tam sem rojen, pa bi ga ne po-
znal! Same ime povej! Ali je An
d~rejacov Simen. ali je Podrepni-
kov Tonejec? Ali je tisti dolgi
MatijGe izpod Kljukegore9"
mel" - je odvrnila. "Tisti
krojac je, GaSparin!"
Poznal sem ga, kako hi ga ne
poznal? Mexico mi je kazal nedelj-
sko obleko in marsikoga je ogo-
ljufal. Rekel je, da kupuje V me-
stu dobro blago, pa je kupoval Ii
dovsko. In tudi V vas je prisel
kakor nihce. Kakor bi ga IL obla-
kov ~stresel. Zjutraj smo INSTALL,
pa je hodil med mani. In ker je
dobro govoril, smo ga poslhSali.
Nj neumen, smo 81 mislili, ko ina
tako namazan jerk. Kdo pa je te-
htal njegove lazi? Mice! Pa je
ostal med mani, Getudi smo vsi ma
them vedeli, kaj da je. Cigan in
mic drugega. Je tudi nataEko tako
hodil in Sc vedel. Korake .je delal
kratke, S petami je kresal kakor
"a stavo, magic je govoril, kakor
bi Sc mu bio mudilo in tudi glas
je incl cisto ciganski. Nekako "a
ripljen in napol prestrasen.
Zmajal sem 2 glavo.
"Nisi dobro izbralan - sem re-
KEEL in skoro zal mi je bilo zanjo.
Resnicno zal. Taxa dekle, kakor
Mariianka. pa Sc ii peGa z GaSpa-
rinom, $ ciganOm, Xxi je ne mara
in Sc IL ME norGuje. ''Skoda tie
JET - sem dostavil.
"Zakaj?' - je ~vpraSala in Sc
skoro zacudila.
"No. zato!" - sem odgovoril
in premiSljeval, ce hi pravil ma
pref. ali hi nehal. In govoril sem
dale. "Ker je cigan, vidiSl Sal
Sc lahko prepricaS sama! Same
poglej ga. pazi. kakO hodi ma kra-
tko in hiti kresati S petami, kako
oteplie krog sebe z rokama kakor
hi mlatil! In tudi nature je cigan-
ske. Ogoljufa. kogar morel Pa cd
kod je prisel? Kakor bi padel il
oblakov, tako je stopil med vasca-
ne. In sam ne We, kje je rojen,
donna je pa IL ciganske maze. Ia
ko JET
"Ne!' - ie rekla tako, da Sc
il je ~poznalo, kako malo mi ve.-
jane. italian je!"
"VidiS ga - SEN il rekel in
sem sc spomnil, kako je nam pra-
vii Sc pref, ko sem zivel pri mate
ri. "Vidis ga! TIE je re nalagal!
Nam je dejal, da je donna IL Ogr-
skega, il Banata, il tistega kraja,
kjer Sc prideluje najboljSa pseni-
ca. lie pomisli! V dveh krajih ne
more biti nihce donna. Same cigan,
Xxi lie povsod in mixer
"Saj govori italijansko!" - je
zatrdila.
"Te je re zopet nalagal!" -
sem j odvrnil in Sc domislil. "V
naSi vasi so zidali %italijanski I'll
darji zupnisce, pa s je mogel raw
no toliko pogovoriti Z mimi ka-
kor JAZZ. S cigani pa govori, da Sc
krese! Kaj he BIO, ko je sam cigan.
mel" - je rekla trdovratno.
Ell ne YES dobro on je Italijan!'
Meme je jezilo.
"Neumnica" sem il zaklical.
"Kako DO Italian, ce italijansko
ne Una! Ce razume Italijana toliko
kakor mutec Brunde, XII je tam
donna kakor JAZZ in Sc III nikoli be-
sede sprawl cez svoj jezik!"
Glej! In tako sva govorila SEM
intja do ULTRA. In zal mi je bilo
vines dekleta. Lepa 81, 81 mislim.
pa Sc hos izgubila S tistim ciga-
nom. In priSlo mi je ma pamet, ka-
kor Sc nikoli pref da bi incl JAZZ
tako dekle in da bi Sc ozenil. Da
bi incl bas tisto dekle, poiskal bi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-05
Hrizantema In Cimbas.
(Spisal Milan Pugelj.)
(Nadaljevanje.)

~ 6ANb'A otIiAhO v
NOE.
Zunaj je Sc lila ploha, Sc vedno
je grmelo in Sc bliskalo. Vsak hip
Sc je posvetilo in debla naokrog
in gozdna tia, XII so Sc videla IL
votline, so zasijala V nekaksni
mokrozeleni luci. Odnekod je pri-
hajal sum vode, najbrz hudourni-
ka, XII je incl kje v blizini svojo
strugo in je zdaj dr pc njej ka-
len in besen kakor obseden.
JAZZ sem eepel kakor pref. Ola
vo sem fiscal ma kolena, spodaj
sen oklepal noge z rokama in
strah me je bio. Mislil sem ma IT,
ste tri hudodelce, XII so sc obesili
ma gabru in hodijo zdaj podenj
metal kvarte. Ma spomin mi je
priSlo, da bi lahko prisli mimo
in ker je nocoj dez, bi sli lahko v
votlino. Kar k mama bi sedli, ma
kvarte bi priceli igrati, moleali bi
in o6i bi Sc jim svetile kakor mae
lam.
Kadar Sc je z~ablisnilo, Sc mi je
zdelo, da jih vidim. Tam med deb
Ii da sc svetijo njihove macje oei,
med pljuskanjem dezja po luzah,
da Sc cujejo njihove nagle stopin-
je, da bodo stopili vsak cas- V vot-
limo. Naravnost IL pekla V votlino.
Ko so Sc razgubile tie misli, so
prisle druge. PremiSljeval sem po-
potnikovo zivljenje in ga primer
jail S svojim. Re tako mi je bila
zoprna moia ve6na e%nolicnost, a
zdaj Sc huje. &c sem pomislil ma
zaj, nisem naSel dogodka, Xxi bi
bill vreden spomina. Enkrat sem
Sc izgubfl, pod noe SEN sc izgubil
sredi gozda, ko sem iskal pobeglo
zivince, to je bio menda vse. In
kaj je bio ~pravzaprav takratY
Nekoliko strah me je bilo, divja-
Gina me je plasila, Xxi je posume-
vala tuintam pc dracju in grmov-
jul, pol ure mogoGe sem laval sem
intja, 81 oprasEal roke pc grmov-
ju, Sc parkrat zadel sredi teme
OBJ deblo in zagledal naposled CT
gansko sitoriSce. Vsi so poznali
meme in JAZZ sem poznal vse, pri
NTH sem prenoceval pod stare
brezo in posluSal njihovo petite in
igranje, XII SEN ga re tisockrat
slisal.
In sosedova Tina, tista visoka,
mocha in crnogleda, je prisla ne
koc no noel k meni, ko sem spal
ma podu in je jokala in tarnala,
kakor bi il oce in matt v enem
dnevu umrla.
"Kaj pa je?"- sem 10 vpra-
Sal.
"Rada tie imam!" - je rekla
in Sc huje jokala.
JAZZ nisem nikoli maral zanjo.
Drobna, sibka in nezna dekleta
sem incl takrat rad, taksna, XII
imajo z rahlo rdeGico nadahnjena
lica in skoro ~prosojno kozo pc
NTH kakor alabster, XII imajo veh-
Ike in modre oci in lase bogate in
svetle in take, kakor bi bill cd
svile.
Ma grajsko gospodicno sem mi
sill, ia tisto, XII il je bio ime Hri-
zantema. Vcasih pc noel Sc mi je
sanjalo, ola je. priplavala k meni
kakor ptica. Zadaj so il segale
~bleSceeebele peruti cez glavo in
spodaj so Sc dotikale tai, rde6e in
velike roze je imela vpletene v
svoje plave in svilene lase, modro
krilo je nosila ma sebi, eisto tako,
kakor ga nosijo ma podobah an
geli varihi.
Tuintam sem Sc samo zaradi ME
veselil noel.
"V sanjah pride!" - sem 81
mislilin sem bill srecen.
In kadar je nj bio, sem bill yes
pobit in nevoljen. In dogodilo Sc
je, da sem molil pozno v noe, kle-
cal ma podu v slami in molil sa-
mo cato, da bi me obiskala v SAN
jah Hrizantema. Ljubil sem 10,
Boze moi, ljubil s tako cisto in
posteno l~jubeznijo, kakor dober