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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-30
Bankruptcy Notice.
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.

PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
In the m after of
Warren w. Kenerson In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. James L. Martin, Judge of the
District Court for the District of Vermont.
County of Caledonia and State of YER
mont in said district respectfully represents
That the 18TH day of October, last
past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the Acts of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all his
property. and rights of property, and has
fully complied with all the requirements of
said Acts and the orders of the Court touch
in his bankruptcy;
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
from all debts provab1e against his estate
under said bankrupt Acts, except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 10th day of November, A. D.
1909
Warren w. Kenerson,
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
United States District Court for the Dis
trict of Vermont.
In re Warren w. Kenerson, Bankrupt, Dis
charge.
Notice is hereby given that Warren w.
Kenerson, Bankrupt, has filed his petition,
dated Novemb Der 10th, 1909, praying for a dis
that all creditors and other persons Directing
to such discharge, may appear before me at
my office in ST. Johnsbury aforesaid, on the
18th day of Dec, A. D. 1910, at nine O'Clock
in the forenoon, and then and there present
their objections, if any, to such discharge,
with their proofs thereon,
c. c. FRYE,
Special Master.
Dated at st. Johnsbury, VT. this 2Sth day
of Novem Der, 1910
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-11-30
| SUNNY
ExgSlIIIL.SS

All yellow laundry soaps
contain from 20 to 40ao II.
Sunny Monday Soap contains
no rosin that's why it's
white. It IS raade from pure
materials, and its use means
the saving CT clothes.
Sunny Monday contains a
wonderful dirt starter = it
saves rubbing, time and labor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-02

The Tribune and Evening Telegram
select Winton Six Touring Car, Model
ia, which will be awarded to the can
didate, in The Tribune and Evening
Telegram's $4,000 Prize Voting Con-
test, casting the largest number of
votes in the entire contest regardless
of district limitations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
MATAWAN

MI. and Mrs. w. A. Close and Mr..
and Mrs. G. e. Close were Perth AM
boy visitors Wednesday.
Matthias Shock was "a Newark visi-
tor Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. Close will give a family
dinner tonight in honor of Mr..
Closes birthday. Edgar Close and
his son Howard, of New York, will
be present, also C. e. Close and wife,
of .Matawan.
Mrs. Titus. of Vermont, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. w. Horner.
Miss Bessie Dellett, of Freehold,
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Lizzie
Embley.
The Methodists are preparing for
Rally Day, which will be held October
%.
Wednesday being Columbus day
there were no sessions in the graded
school, otherwise the day was not OBJ
served, but a great number of our
townspeople visited Perth Amboy.
Mrs. John Dubois, of New Rochelle,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. Nc
Lean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
D. OF |. MET
AT kEYPORT
Annual Event Was Held by
Freedom Council Last
Night.
MANY VISITORS PRESENT
spectat to the EVENING NEWS.

Newport, Oct. 14:-The Freedom
Council, Daughters Of Liberty, OF
this place, held its annual banquet
at its regular meeting rooms, when
are in the Independent Order of odd
Fellows hall, in Front street, last
night. The affair, which was for
members only. was a complete sue
cess In every way, everybody enjoy
ing the entertainment, which was
carefully prepared and well rem
dered by local talent. The rooms
were prettily decorated and present.
ed a pleasing appearance to those
present.
The affair, which has been made
an annual one, is eagerly looked
forward to each year by the councils
of the neighboring towns, those
present last night being from Red
Bank, Bedford, Highlands of Nave
sink, Eatontown, South Amboy,
Perth Amboy and Fair Haven.
Among those who attended the ban
quet, who are high state officers of
the lodge, were: State Councillor
Mrs. Jennie Hayward, of Newark;
State Vice-Councillor Mrs. Rae
Gensen, of Jersey City, and Junior
ex-State Councillor Mrs. Kathryn Ir-
win, of Trenton. The affair was
presided over by Deputy of the Dis
trict Mrs. Josephine Hardy, of the
Highlands of Navesink.
The Freedom Council, of this
place, is one of the largest and sec
ond richest in the county, there be-
ing PA members here. About 500
members in all attended last night
and there was not an idle moment
during the whole event. The pro-
gram, which was prepared and man
aged by Mrs. Mary Dawson, of this
place, and which was exceptionally
well rendered, was as followsl
Piano duet, Misses Bertha Daw-
son and Inez Chisman.
Vocal solo, Miss Genevieve Smith.
Recitation, Miss Dot Seeley.
Vocal duet, Misses Lena Lambert
son and Barbara Hoagland.
After the entertainment refresh
ments were served.
The officers of the Freedom Coun-
Gil are: Councillor, Mrs. Mary
Dawson; associate councillor, Miss
Estelle Thorne; yice-councillor
Mrs. Grace Huyler; vice-associate
councillor, Mrs. Emma Hankins;
secretary, Mrs. Euretta Ogden; as,
sociate secretary, Mrs. Lillian R. If
win; treasurer, T. Walter Snyder,
financial secretary, H. Wyman Biz
beck; guide, Mrs. Ida Stoney; in
! side guide, Mrs. Annie Bedle; out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
The Poor Hens

The Foor Hons.
"Do you think there's money i'll
hens?' 'Well, If there is they keep
1T well secured"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
KEYPORT REAL
ESTATE BOOM
Deyelo pmsnt is Taking Place
in All Sections OF
the Borough.
PROSPECT FOR FACTORIES
eciav to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Oct. 14:-More progress
has been made On general improve
ments In this place during the last
two years than in any ten years pre-
vious, and the effects are beginning
to be noticed not only In the real
estate line but in the increasing
number of new residents who are
coming here to make this place
their permanent home.
Until lately real estate In this
place did not have a very actlVe
market, and 1t has only been during
the last year and a half that he
signs of arriving, and now 1t Is al
most a sure thing that 1t will great
ly surprise the expectations.
Many new tracts are being opened
on the outskirts Of the borough, as
all the available building lots in the
main districts are occupied or not
for sale at any reasonable price. The
Raritan Bay Realty Company,
which has opened the largest area
of the new plots, have met with
great success both in It's union sub
division and in the new Osborne
tract which it has recently opened
up in the vicinity of Mott and At
Iantic streets, several of the lots
being sold before they were cleared
and put on the market.
John T. Wyckoff has graded and
improved a large tract between this
place and South Keyport, and
when completed will contain very
attractive sites. He has under
| course of construction two hand
some houses, with all improvements,
to start the building on the tract
and expects to build more when he
has disposed of these, which he ex-
poets to do as soon as they are COM
pleted.
Garland G. Noonan has two new
houses under way on the Croes
property, at West Keypert, besides
the one he built recently, which was
sold the day it was completed. He
has also met with pleasing success,
selling the lots in parcels from one
to six.
The indications for more new in
dustries are favorable and as soon
as the sewerage is completed it is
expected that a big raise In the
price Of property will take place.
The real estate activity Is not
| confined to local buyers, as many
outside people are purchasing prop
erty before the expected raise, both
for speculation and building pur-
poses. Many new families are NOV
ing here and most Of them will
make ideal citizens.
The interest which is being shown
by theNocal business men and also
by many private citizens in regard
to advertising the. borough, through
the Publicity Bureau and by carni-
walls and other local enterprises, is
helping a whole lot, and unless the
present indications prove false.
1911 will be the biggest year in the
history of Keyport.
One of the most important i'm.
J provements, outside of the sewer
, age, is the flag and concrete side
walks which the council Is making
, the property owners lay in front o
J their property, taking a few streets
at a time. This will be continued
until all the streets in the borough
, have been improved to meet the re
|, quirements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
AMOUNT LOST AT FIRE
BY A K~EANSBURG MAN

Keansburg, Oct. LITTLE total
loss sustained by Edward Waits, of
Keansburg, from his recent fire
amounted to more than 5000. A few
days after the fire William b.
Thorne raised nearly $500 for MT.
Watts by subscription. Last We'd
nesday night a benefit dance was
given in the Keansburg auditorium
and about $50 was cleared. Will
liam Mcdonald donated the use of
the building and Bannister's Key
port orchestra furnished the music
gratis. Further subscriptions nave
raised the total amount of his bene-
ficiary aid to about $500. Mr..
| Waits has bought a heavy team OF
iron gray horses from Robert See
ley and is engaged in carting for
the New Point Comfort Beach Com
pany. A temporary structure for
use as a barn has been~put up and a
modern building will be erected
shortly.
49, A. NTUxxxyC Auorv Io0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
BRANCH WANTS
FlUME TO I'll OCEAN

Long Branch, Oct> 14:-George II.
Crum, republican candidate Tor
mayor of Long Branch, has written
to Congressman Howell concerning
a proposition TO connect the branch
of the Shrewsbury river known as
Troutman creek with the ocean byea
fume. The creek Is filled with mud
and the value Of property along 1t
has been decreased. Mr.. Howell has
promised if elected to take the matter
Up with the harbor and river COM
mittee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
MONMOUTH COUNTY
KEYP0RT

Charles Patterson, a former resi-
dent here, now of New York CITY
spent yesterday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John w. Patterson, at the1l
home in Front street.
James T. Walling, of this place
has Joined the merry crowd and pur'
chased a Ford automobile.
Mrs Chester G. Young, of New
York City, who has been Spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/. Young, at their, home in Osborne
street, has returned to her home In
New York.
Charles Miller, of this place, Is
having a concrete sidewalk laid in
front of his buildings in Front street
which are occupied by William Chad
wick and A. Soldinger.
Ladies night was observed by the
Century Athletic Club in their club
room last night, the young ladies of
this place enjoying the new privilege
of the rooms.
Harry West, of this place, spent
yesterday in New York City. Mr..
West is a member of the firm of R..
West and Company here.
Mrs. Harry Ford, of Red Bank, is
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoffman, ct
their home in Division street. Mrs.
Ford was formerly Miss Dedie Hoff-
man, of this place.
Fred Prick, formerly of Red Bank,
has secured his license and will take
possession of the Pavilion Hotel,
WHICH he has leased for three years,
today. MI. Prick is well known here
and expects to make many changes In
the hotel.
Miss Annie L. Crawford, formerly
of this place, now of Red Bank, spent
yesterday with friends here.
Admission will be free to the sec
ond elimination contest of the Cen
fury Athletic Club to be rolled at the
brunswick bowling parlors in First
tonight at 8 o'clock.
At a teachers meeting held In the
Calvary M. e, church last Wednesday
night Mrs. Thomas Dawson, Raritan
secretary of the Monmouth
Sunday School Association, read the
report of the Sunday School conven-
ton held at the Reformed church
OF Middletown September 20.
At the last regular meeting of the
Epworth League, held in the Calvary
M. E. church in Osborne street, Miss
Grace Havens and Miss Hannah Nor
ris were appointed delegates to the
convention of the Epworth League
held at Farmingdale yesterday, which
they attended.
One Of the children OF Rev. and
Mrs. W. E. Compton died at their
home, in the Reformed church par
sonage in Division street, yesterday, I
after a few weeks illness which was
contracted before they moved here
from Tappan, N. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
FREEHOLD

side guide. Mrs. Malta Burlew;
iJnior ex-councillor, Miss Mary
lee: Junior ex-associate counciiior'
Mrs. Rachel Post.
The council meets every second
and fourth Thursday night In b
Independent Order of Foresters
hall, in Front street. Great sue
cess has rewarded their efforts since
and they deserve credit for their
their organization until now they
arc ono of the most powerful coun-
oils in the state, a fact which they
are Justly proud of. The affair last
night surpassed anything of the
Kind ever given by the council mere
and they deserve credit for their
~ceaseless efforts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
ELECTRICIAN KILLED
AT LONG BRBhCH

Long Branch. Oct. 14:-While
turning off the current from the Low
Moor cottage of Charles d. Halsey.
Charles M. Scott, superintendent OF
distribution of the Consolidated Gas
Company, was killed by electricity.
Mr.. Scott was the son of the late
Bloomfield Scott, and was thirty-two
years old. His mother is living in
Los Angeles, Cal. with her daughter.
Another daughter, Eula, a school
teacher hire for years, met a violent
death byf fire in New York three
wears ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14
Fire Co. Gets New Apparatus.

Red Bank, Oct. 14:-Charles Dup
pier has made a gift of fire apparatus
to the West Side Hose Company, q
new organization just outside the
western limits of the town. The ap-
paratus includes a truck, two forty
foot extension ladders, twelve pals
eco feet of hose, two hooks and two
axes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-14

Devotion.
Mr.. Peck-I tell you I'm nobody's
fool! Mrs. Peck-What's that? Mr..
Peck-Exeept yours, love-only yours.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01
Glavno pravilo.

Da 81 zivljenje olajSamo in po-
dial JSamO, mOramo Slediti glavne-
mu pravilu, TO je, OpuScati vsako
nezmernost, pa mai Sc imenuje ka-
korkoli. Nsaka neZmernost u
sea posledico tn ali tam V telesu.
ampak navadno je zelodec. Xxi trpi.
Bolctino ali tezo Zacutimo V MEM.
jed nam ne dist. Skratka. mic nam
nj pray. Potem .jc potrebno. pri-
voStiti zelodcu popoln pocitck ter
uzivati Trinerievo ameriSko zdra-
vino grenko vino. To zdravilo pO-
deli nove mOGi oncmoglim Orga-
nom. izpodbudi zlcze K novi DELAY
nosti ter usposobi telo preiemati
in prebavljati teGno hrano. Viva
ii hi GA moral, kadar koli Sc po-
cutimo slabc. utruicne. PORTE. oh
izgubi slasti in oh ncprebavnoSti.
To zdravilce lahko prenaSa mai
obGutnejSi zelOdec. kcr ne ysebuie
nit najmanjSe primeSi kacega Sko-
dljivega leka ali zeliSGa. V lekar-
nah. JOS. Triner. 1888 1899 so.
Ashland Ave. Chicago. I'll. Krasni
Stenski kolcdarji IN 10 ct. V znam-
kah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01
ZNAMENJE v I L
Spisal Rud. Greinz. Predelal j. z.

Soparen veGer. Gorenjski Wax
je pravkar privozil I juznega ko-
lodvora ma SiSensko postajo.
> minut odmora. Pred odhodom
vlaka je pa prihitel velik, koscen
kmet brez sape na kolodvor.
Ell vpil je &c oddalec. do
v%olite, da Sc pcljem Z vami.'
Sprevodnik ga je zgrabil "a ra-
mo in porinil V prvi knpej.
Telebanov Tone je stall V ele-
gantnem hOdniku druzega raz-
reda.
Telebanov Tone je bill star ka-
kin petdeset let. GoSpodaril ie ma
samotnem posestyu mad Trzicem,
kjer hi Sc koza vbila ma zelniku.
Tekom svojega Ivljenja Sc je lie
parkrat peljal po z%eleznici. Zdaj
je prodal nekemu mesarju V Lju-
bljani troje preSicev.
Posebne kulture nj bilo opaziti
ma Tonetovem obrazu. Najmanj
Stiri tednr Sc re nj obril.
V hodniku jc bio precej potni-
kov. Vecina .ie zrla skozi okna V
tmino, drugi pa MISC mic kaj pri-
jazno Ogledavali Toneta.
Tone je dvignil klobuk in 5 pri-
jaznim "dobrim zveGerom" po-
zdravil ~navzoce, "a kar pa nj dobil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01

Nekdo je skuSal odpreti vrata,
ali V istem trenutku so ugasnile
luci. castor Sc je dvignil T. lahkim
Sumom in prikazal Sc je zarece OBJ
sevan zelen vrt, pc kterem so no.
dill ljudje V fantasticnih, zlatih,
rdecih i'm .jasno modrih kostumih.
Kar jc temu sledilo, .jc bilo
grozno, straSno. priSlo jc magic in
nepricakovano kot vihar vrtinec.
Sevirjov V zaGetku nj locil mic:
morje glav, Xxi so sc osrcdoteca-
vale V megli V en- sam nejasen
madez. Tudi zavedal So nj enkrat,
da je V gledaliscu, in da priGenja
predstava, da SO cudne osebc, XII
hodijo gorndol po odru in XII so
p%ricele gibati Il rokami, igralci.
PrestraSen, kot pTcganjan volk,
st ic oZrl MA vSc Strani.
Use, kar je danes dozivel beg.
preganjanje, smrtna n%evarnost,
blizajoca smrt, nina pOsla $ tenn
glavami XII gledajo svecano nagi-
mi ramami. fantasticnimi kostu-
mi in zareCimi svetilkami.
Blame misli so mu prihajale OBJ
spominu, da je to resnica, da nj
hGe ne zine besede, da bi protesti-
raj prot mukam. ktere je dozivel
danes. castor Sc je dvignil, kot bi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine V vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
moenih drgnjenj s pain Expel-
ler", kakor je popisano v knjizi-
CT, v kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a 25 centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka s ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01
ZAPOMNITE 81!

zmoznost Anglescine Yam pri-
merno delo dobi. Kako Sc pa pri-
utite a~ngleSGine brez uCitelja? Pc
navodilu: Slovenske AngleSke
SlOvnice,, Slovensko AngleSkega
Tolmaca in AngleSko Slovenske-
ga Slovarja. Knjiga je tako ure-
jena, da Sc lahko vsakdo brez We
like muje toliko pOtrebne angle
Seine privadi.
knjiga V platno vezana stane
Same 81. in je dobiti pri
V. j. KUBELKA
53S W. 145 tn. st. New York, n. Y
PiSite pc cenik knjig!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01

odgovora. Nerodno Sc je peril
skozi potnike in stopil V bliznji
oddelek. Siroko Sc je vsedel ma
mehak sedez, stegnil je nogi in
zdihnil ''Tako, tako!"
"Slisite, to je kupej "a DAME"
ga Je mdignirano opozorila neka
starejsa dana.
"Kaj?" je vpraSal Tone in 10
ogledoval debelo.
ITO je kupej "a damel"
"Ah, tako," je spregovoril To-
ne In zrl start dami V obraz, ne da
bi io razumel.
"Spravite Sc ven," ga je opo-
minjala neka mlajsa DANA. "Tu,
poleg je oddelek "a mozke."
Aha" je pricel umevati To-
ne. "Tukaj je lie Ia babe"
Tone je vstal in S trdimi in okor
mimi koraki odsel V bliznji odde-
lex. Tam sta sedela pri oknu diva
gospoda in citala casnike. Tone Sc
je vsedel tik vrat.
"Vozne listke, prosiml" Ma
KRAFT Je stal sprevodnik pred Tone
tom In molil roko.
"Nimam listka," je pojasneval
Tone.
"Potem morate plaGati kazen,"
je pripomnil rezko sprevodnik.
"kaj moram?"
'PlaGati kazenl'
"Pojdi Sc solit!' je Tone odgo-
voril energicno. "Saj mi nisi dial
casa, da bi kupil vozni listek.
Zgrabil 81 me in vrgel V VOL Ne
plaGam kazni!
KAN Sc peljete?" ie vprasal
sprevodnik.
do OtoG!'
"Tedaj dobite vozni listek do
pOstaje Lessee"
"kaj? Koga? Peljem sc do Otoc
Ali 81 gluh?" je protestiral Tone.
"Peljati Sc morate do Lessee"
ga je poduceval sprevodnik. eta
vlak ne vstavi V OtoGah in RADIO
ljici."
"Vlak ne vstavi ma OtoGah 2"
ga je p~restraSeno vpraSal Tone.
'IakJ pa nisi tega povedal tako.j9'
"Tu Sc ne prepiramo," je dejal
sprevodnik. ''Tu Sc plaza, pa mir
besedi."
"Koliko pa stane7" je Tone
vpraSal nekoliko oplaSen in poteg-
nil IL ezpa usnjat in mos
njiGek.
"Tri kronice in sedemdeset s
kaznijo."
"Kaj! Ali Sc ii mesaG" je pla-
nil Tone razkacen pc konci.
"Denar!" je osorno zahteval
s%prevodnik. ''Nimam casa
'Najprvo mi prinesi vozni listek
potem pa dobiS denar," je pojas-
nil Tone odloGno in vtaknil mos
njicek V Yep in vsedel ma mehki
sedez.
Sprevodnik sc je odstranil $
kratko kletvico ma jeziku.
Tonetu je ugajalo ma mehkem
sedezu. "Vraga, tn je pa nobel in
fam in pljuval je velike pliunke
ma tia.
Mex gospod OBJ oknu Sc je zge-
NIL nervozno. "Pljuvati je prepo-
vedano," je rekel in kazal ma ia
blico ma stem. Pc govorici je bill
tujec LjubljanJan.
(Konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-01

Sc ne zgodilo mic, tudi kapelnik
je kot pc navadi gibal roke, pew
ka pa oblecena V Siroko obroenatO
krilo je pa razprostrla roki in pri-
celia peti tho, sladko, svecano kot
V svetiScu.
Iskali ga bodo, prijeli in obesili
oh svitu jutranje zore. Pc kratki
pavzi DO tukaj zopet vse mirno,
godba BIO pricela, smehljajoci lju-
die bodo posluSali pazno, Gudezno
krasan glas bo lapel, mage blede
zenske rame Sc bodo tresle blaze
nosti, "a tenn Sc DO pa zaGul buren,
aplavz.
Ia trenutek sc je V njegovih
vnetih mozganih porodilo nekaj,
nekaj velikanskega, pOtem pa zgi-
milo nakrat.
Divje, S %skustranimi lasmi, u
mazanim, bolestnim obrazom
in zarecimi ocmi Sc je Sevirjov
naslonil nakrat ma lozo in vstrelil
je, ne da bi miril V morje mic slu-
teeth glav.
StraSen kirk .ie bill odgovor. vi
soka nota je vtihnila, velika mno-
zica je planila ma noge, cudno po-
kanje in vpitje tisoGero glasOv Sc
ie zaGulo zaeno, Sevirjov je videl
tisoce vsled groze skoraj blaznih
obrazov, XII so zrli V MEGA, Sevir-
jov je vstrelil z nova, Ia pot s
premislekom V najveGjo gneco.
Neprenehno streljanje Sc je GU
10 med divjimi kriki. IL gladke
cevi Browning samokresa so zade-
lie kroglje kot strele ljudsko mno-
zico. XII .ie bezala divie. V kaos
krikov so Sc meSali histeriGni xii
ci zensk. Mex debel gospod je o.
stal kot zagozda V hodniku pred
lozo in cvilil z visokim in tanjkim
glasom. Med vrati so stiskali drug
druzega, suvali V obraZ. hrbet in
think $ pestmi, pobijali ma tia ma
liSpane, meme dame, trgali dra-
gocene cipke in iamet Y cunje.
Vines je pa pokal glasno Sevir-
jovov Browning samokres in zru-
Seval $ hladnim brutalnim vese-
lem osveto Ia pOnizanja. nuke in
vnicena z~ivljenja, kterih je videl
toliko.
Vlomili SO vrata, zgrabili in po-
bill Sevirjova ma tia.
Ko so ga ~zvezali in ga okolo-
docnjici (najnizja Sara ruske po-
licije) $ samokresi pririnili do ko-
ia, je obstal. njegovih oceh je
pa zaplapolal ogenj. brezusmilje-
mega zmagoslavja.
IL daljave, IL dvorane Sc je cul
truSc, kot bi hitel snezen dolino.
Kolikor daleG je segalo oko, st je
drenjala ljudska mnozica, Xxi jeI
Zgubila S clOveSko.
Mimo so nesli debelega gospoda,
n.jegov okrvavljen frak Sc je pa
vlekel pc tleh; peljali so mimo
zensko V jasno modrem dekolete-
ju, ktere voScen obraz Sc ie nagnil
ma prsa; V laseh njene frizure je
pa visela bella lilija ma zlomlje-
mem steblu.
Sevirjov je gledal preko razjar-
jenih obrazov in samokresov, XII
so bill namcrjeni ma njegova pr
sa, ma ulomljeno lilijo, ma kri. Xxi
je oneciScevala memo kozo IA fino
uzivanje negovanih prsi.
Vpili so ma NIGGA, tresli ga "a
ramo. ali njegove oci so bile osor-
ne in hladne in gledale so Il ne
razumnim iZrazom pred Sc. ko hi
yiIel npkai kar nihSn 1ruOi vide