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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

A Brussels surgeon wants 100000
for an operation on King Leopold.
Considering the results, is 1t worth
the money?
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

If school children are opposed tt
the firecracker that leaves only thu
dealer as it's friend.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

A Frenchman has been killed In a
duel. Accidents will happen. even in
a French duel.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

A slap on the wrist is worth two
on the face.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

Students of bird life who trudge
through the parks before breakfast
should note that the birds generally
bring their lunches to class.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

Even the kaiser can't call student
"boozefighters" and get away with tn
remark
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

ARE YOUR CLOTHES FADEDS
Use Red Cross Ball Blue and make them
white again. Large OF. package, 8 cents
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

The Landlady-Coffee wasn't known
to the ancient Greeks.
The Boarder-Then, to judge by
this brown liquid in my cup, should
say some of them used to board here.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invig-
orate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated
tiny, granules, easy to take. Do not grippe.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

No Alonzo silver cup never runs
when 1t is chased.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17

All the signs point to skyful Of fly
ing machines before long.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-06-17
Make the flies fee.

What's your score-on flies?
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
DIR. MARTIN AGAIN
ASKS TO Be FREED
Fresno Man Seeks Habeas Cor
pus Writ From High
Court Here

Failing to obtain his release in the
superior court of Fresno, DR. Jackson
L. Martin, a physician and clubman of
that city who was arrested on the
charge of feloniously failing to provide
proper medical attendance for his wife,
June s, appealed to the district court of
appeal yesterday, obtaining a writ of
habeas corpus rEturnable October IS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk Martin, society
woman of Fresno, committed suicide by
drinking poison. death coming after an
illness of two weeks. Martin declared
that he did all he could for her. Dis
trict Attorney Denver S. Church claims,
on the other hand, that while his wife
lay dying Martin would not allow her
friends to enter the house, did not call
in any other physician, and neglected
to give her medical aid.
Following his arrest Doctor Martin
obtained his freedom on a technical
point, A second information was filed
against him. He then attempted to get
his release through habeas corpus pro-
ceedings IN the superior court of
Fresno.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
POTRERO BELLE Is
CLAIMED AT ALTAR
Brilliant Ceremony in St. The
resa's Church Is Attended
by Throng

What will long be remembered in
Potrero circles as a brilliant wedding
was the ceremony in St. Teresa's
church, Nineteenth and Tennessee
streets, which Wednesday night united
Miss Lorene Dwyer and Frederick j.
Klenck Jr. The bride, popular belle
in the younger set, is but Is years old
and the daughter Of w. E. Dwyer, a
pioneer resident of the district.
The groom is an enterprising young
businessman interested in various con-
Germs in this city He is the son of
F. J. Klenck well known architect
The marriage is the result of court
ship extending over a period of two
years The church was inadequate to
hold the throng of visitors. The young
couple left amid a shower of rice and
congratulations.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
P. .OConnell, pastor of the church. Miss
Grace Klenck was bridesmaid and John
j. Ferris was best man. The parents
of the young couple were present, as
well as many relatives.
Following the reception the couple
left for the southern part of the state
on a honeymoon. They will make their
home at 256 Alma avenue
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
JURY STAYS hung
in INSURANCE CASE
Verdict Returned in Favor OF
Schilling & Co. on Two
Policies

Having been out since Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock the jury in the
United States circuit court brought in
a verdict yesterday at noon in favor of
A. Sehilling & Co. against the Alliance
insurance company for s71,434 and
against the Commercial assurance COM
pany for $25.043 for the loss of prop
erty in Second and Folsom streets the
day of the fire in 1906.
The jury is still out and. according
to reports, hung by one man, in con-
sidering the claim Of Henry Miller for
s20,654 against each of the companies
for the loss Of the Miller mansion at
Essex and Harrison streets by the fire
of 1906.
/"There is a man on this jury who is
utterly incompetent, and says he won't
change his mind if we argue with him
until Christmas, was the reply givsn
by the foreman, William Hoffschneider,
when Judge Van Fleet asked if YER
diet had been reached first thing yes
terday morning.
The statement was out before the
court could stop the angry foreman,
Uho even later persisted in explaining
that the Jurors were all agreed with
the exception of one. Judge Van Fleet
then admonisRed Hoffschneider that he
should use argument and not expect
results too suddenly; that Opposition
invites opposition in all men,"
The judge limited that if the men did
not arrive at verdict yesterday they
would be kept outStwo or three days.
NotNot having agreed at s o'clock yes
terday evening they were again locked
up for the night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
TAKESPOISON And
LEAPS FROM CLIFF
Old Mans Spectacular Suicide
Witnessed by Crowd at
Lands End

Aoolph Blaum. an a. ged laborer who
liNed at ses Douglass street. committed
SUICIDE yesterday afternoon by Jump
ns from the high cliff at Lands End
Immediately after he had swallowed the
ooiltehts OF bottle Of lysol The body
vas recovered with much difficulty by
me members of the Golden Gate life
saving crew. and as A spark of life
sun hlekered in the mangled remains.
me ambulance from the park hospital
vas called Blaum died a few minutes
AFTER the trip was started for the
hospital
The suicide was spectacular as il
occurred in fun view of 100 persons
who We're enjoying the day near Lands
End, and several women who saw
Blaum drink the poison and jump from
the clin tainted
she work Of rescuing the man from
y jagged rocks so feet below the
edge of the cliff was accompanied with
considerable difficulty as two mem
hers OF the crew had to be lowered
over the cliff with ropes. A rude sling
was fNed UP and Blaum was hoisted
10 the point from which he had leaped.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
MAGNATES ARGUE
FOR RATE increase
Railway Presidents Say Money
Must Be Had for Needed
improvements ls

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-TWO presi :
dents of great American railroad sys-.
TENS testified today before the inter.
state commerce commission concerning
the proposed advance in freight rates.
in Eastern trunk line territory.
The witnesses were President Daniel
L. Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company and President W. c.
Brown of the New York central lines
Both argued for the advance
President Brown declared that i'm
provement of railroad properties so as
to furnish adequate transportation IA ,
ciiities could be accomplished only
through an increase of the freight in :.
come. Under present conditions. he.
said, il had been shown to be i'm
possible to obtain money necessary to-
make proposed improvements.
Willard said he could see. no way 7tos
maintain the policy of the Baltimore.
and Ohio to furnish prompt and ade-,
quate service without an increase ins
freight rates.
Louis d. Brandeis of the shippers:
counsel than introduced series of.
questions concerning the economies
practiced by the Baltimore and Ohio.
Interrupting him, Commissioner Prouty,
inquired of Brandeis:
do you maintain that befoge the
commission should allow any increa SCI
in rates for the railroads it should re-
quest them TO show that their business
is so efficiently managed as TO warrant
this action?
II think" responded Brandeis. "the
commission should find that il would be
most serious injury to the country
to establish the principle that it, ac-
cording to present conditions the rail-
roads need more money they should
raise rates instead of considering
whether they could not make more
money under the present rates with
greater economy"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
union AIDS WHITE
PLAGUE CRUSADE
Walters Take Block of Tickets
for Tubercular Society
Benefit
Edited by o. M. BOYLE


Dr NJ P. Scott was in
GSz5Ls lDssg!osle lsgpS leodssO the chair at the
&dGfsAl1s Wednesday meet
ing of walters union No. 80. Ten can
didates were initiated and % appli-
cations received block of tickets
was taken to aid the Society for the
Prevention of tuberculosis. Business
Agent Frank Sesma of the Los Angeles
bar tenders union addressed the meet
ing, giving an interesting account of
the labor situation in the southern city.
The sick committee reported five mem
bers unable to work, two of them in
hospitals.
Tom c. Seaward, secretary of the
Fresno labor council and vice presi-
dent of the state federation of labor,
arrived in town yesterday and will re-
main few days. He reports organ
lied labor in healthy condition in
Fresno and growing steadily.
"A History of California Labor Leg
islatiQn, with a Sketch of the .San,Fran-
cisco Labor Movement" from the pen
of the gifted author, Miss Lucille
Eaves, has just come from the printer.
Miss Eaves is associate professor of
practical sociology in the University of
Nebraska. The book should be in the
hands of every trades unionist.
Miss Eaves for years was a resident
of this city and intimately connected
with the labor movement of San Fran
cisco and the state. At one time she
held a card from a union affiliated with
the labor council.
Word comes from Vallejo that the
gas workers of that city will shortly
be formed into a local union. Business
Agent George w. Bell of the gas work
ers' union of San Francisco and John
Forrest, the president of the Oakland
gas workers union, addressed the last
meeting of the Vallejo central labor
body, urging the formation of the gas
workers. Another meeting will shortly
be held, when the local will probably
be formed.
At the last meeting of lumber clerks
association No. J. Nelson was chosen
treasurer. Business was reported i'm
proving in this city and in Alameda
county. The local decided to fine its
members who purchase nonunion made
articles.
Building material teamsters' union
No. sos of Sacramento includes in its
membership lumber handlers. The
union mas grown SO IdSr that at the
next meeting it will be decided whether
or not the lumber cler..s shall with
draw and form a separate local.
AT the monthly meeting of the union
printers mutual aid society it was re-
solved that its members should do all in
their power to secure the proposed
Panama-Pacific international exposition
for San Francisco.
I. NJ. DAILY, international president of
the polishers, buffers, platers and brass
workers of North America, will spend
few more days in this city and vicin-
ity before going to Los Angeles for a
prolonged stay.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
PURITY CONGRESS
TO BEGIN TODAY
White Slave Traffic and Kindred
Evils Will Be Subjects OF
Discussion

The purity congress viii convene at
o'clock this afternoon in the First
Baptist church, and the first subject
which will come up for discussion will
be the white slave traffic and other
kindred evils. a group of p men and
women. representing the leaders of the
purity movement of the country, who
will deliver the addresses at the con-
gress. are scheduled to arrive in the
city this morning.
At the evening session addresses viii
be made by Mrs. Thompson Lutes, A. B.
FarweH and others. Saturday morn
ing a conference Will be held on the
white slave traffic, led by Dr. j. c.
Shearer and another on law enforce
ment by Detective Owen Wizard and
John b. Hammond. Sunday morning
the pulpits OF the city will be filed by
speakers from the visiting purity
workers, and the congress will be
brought to a close by mass meetings
in the First Baptist church and Chris
tian Science hall during the afternoon,
and a final. conference at the Palace
hotel after the church services in the
evening.
Invitations 70 attend the congress
have been extendedFto the city" officials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
WATERING MILK COSTS
DAIRYMAN $50 FINE

Antoine Rosa. a South san Francisco
dsirymsn, was fined $50 by Judge
Weller Yesterday for selling milk which
fell below the standard Of purity pre-
scribed by law. The evidence which
led 10 Rosa s conviction showed that he
had been working the water pump
overtime.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
SPELLBINDERS BARRED
AT LEPER SETTLEMENT
Permits for Political Visits Will
Be Refused
Especial Correspondence of The Call

HONOLULU, Oct. 4.-Many persons
have petitioned the board of health not
to allow political stump speakers to
visit the leper settlement in the pres
ent campaign, on the ground that the
visits of the spellbinders make the
wards of the territory discontented
with their lot.
1t has been the habit of some of the
politicians to visit the lepers and make
all sorts of promises, some agreeing to
set them free, others urging that ALI
that can be done in the way of a
cure is not being attempted by the
particular party in power and promis
ing to do better.
Permits to politicians will be refused
and the candidates will have to reIv
on the mails to present their cases be-
fore the 500 voters at the leper settle
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
JAPANESE IN HONOLULU
TO WELCOME CRUISERS
Nippon Warships Headed Tos
ward San Francisco
Especial Correspondence of The Call

-IOFceIut %
HONOLULU, Oct. 4.--Word that the
armored cruisers Asama and Kasagi
of the japanese fleet are to be in port
here November 2, to remain a week.
has fired the Japanese colony with an
ambition to celebrate the Japanese
emperor's birthday.
Preparations for the holiday are al
ready well under way
From here the Japanese vessels will
sail for San Francisco, San Pedro and
South American ports.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Census Returns

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Population statistics
were made public by the census bureau today
for the following cities:
4,772, or 81 per cent. over 20.9T6 in 1900
Hamilton, o.. 1920, an increase of IL 365
or 47.5 per cent, over 23,914 in 1900.
I,orain o.. 2S. SS3, an increase of II 500 or
So per cent. over 16.02S in 1900.
Madison. Wis. 25.531. an increase of 6.367
or 33 2 per cent 9.164 in 1900.
MONTGOMERY Ala. 3S, 136. increase of 100
or 257 per cent 30,346 in 1900.
Austin, Tex. 90, $50. increase of 1902 or
34.2 per cent. over 2, 25s in 1900.
Bloomington. H.. %. I6s. an increase of 2, 49,
or 10.7 per cent, over $3.50 in 1000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

VICTIM OF ROBBERS ARREsTED-John weth
who lives at the Iron hotel. Fourth and Glenn
entina streets. complained to the police yes
terday that he had been robbed of $3.50 by
two men who followed him from a Kearny
street saloon and waylaid him in alley.
Weth was arrested for drunkenness when he
appeared at police headquarters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
CALIFORNIA

PosTMAsTERS = Washington.
Oct 1S.-California postmasters were ap-
pointed today as follows: Cariotta, Humboldt
county. Edwin A Light. vice NJ. =. Mitchell:
Edison. Kern county, James E. Clark. vice j.
J. Arnott resigned; Patterson. Stanslaus
county. James G. Camp. vice A. T. Stagg. re-
signed: Dos Palos. Merced county, Rufus E.
Close vice r. A. Snyder resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
VICTIM OF ROBBERS AR.

Invitations - attend the congress
have been extendedSto the city officials.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

Building material teamsters' union
No. sos of Sacramento includes in its
membership lumber handlers The
union has grown so fast that at the
next meeting it will be decided whether
or not the lumber cler..s shall with
draw and form separate local.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14

SEVEN DIE IN SHIP CoLLISIoN-Cuxbaven
Ger, Oct. 13.-The fishing steamer Senator
Holthufen collided with and sank the Swadssh
bark Diana today. Seven OF the Diana Is crew
were drowned.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
Anekdota o Petru l. ruskem
cariu.
SpalnetOVa

Car Aleksej je incl poleg otrok
katere mu je porodila njegova
soproga = carica. Sc wee drugih z
tenant dvorjanov. Njegova so
prOga mu ie bila V TEN podobna.
Nj Sc drzala prestrogo enomoStva.
Njeni sin. a Peter, je bill po INA
caju in telesnih znakih zelo podo-
ben bojarju Tihonu StreSnjevu.
Knee D~olgorukov piSe o svojih
slavnih memoarih (vSpominih) :
Enega dine Smo Sc ma dvoru prav
dobro imeli. Pc gosti.ii. pri pene-
Gem Sc VIM je pokazal Peter |.
5 prstom ma grofa MuSina PuSki-
ma in rekel: TIA tukaj sal We. da
Je sin svOjega oGeta. JAZZ pa Sc
tega ne vem.' I'm vStavSi IL stOla
je skotil k Tihonu StreSnjevu ter
zakrical: Throne NiktiG. pove.j
mi vsaj resnico: ali 81 moi oce ali
nisi!'' StreSnjev .je bill osupel in
molcal. Peter |. pa ga je bill prijel
u vrat (pogledal ie bill ze malo
proved V kozarec) in Sc huje "a
kri6al: "Govori. ali te pa zada-
vim" ''jaz e ne VEN. kaj mai
recon Sam ze nisem bill -
Peter |. 81 .je zakril obraz V roke
ter odSel IL dvoranc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

zadaJ udaril pc CLAW, poSkodoval
mu Je tezko crepinjo in hodil %
MENU. Policaj je oblezal kot mr.
tey IN prepeljali so ga V bolnico.
no je ozdravel. je bill pa vsled po-
Skodb nespOsoben IN p~olicaisko
sluzbo. Ali nekdo drugi je pove-
dial, da lahko obdrzi sluzbo. ako
Brodericka ne naznani sodiScu.
Poleg tega je nosil Broderiek Sc
pet obtozb radi uloma. tatvine.
cestnega ropa it'd. ma svojcm hrb-
tn. Ali te obtoZbc MISC bile zabe-
lezene nikdar ma Sodnijskem kole-
darju. In Broderick hi ne bill pri-
sci nikdar pravici V pest. da nj
sci dine 4. julia V New Jersey. Tu
Sc Je prevec zanaSal ma svoio "po-
lititno moe in priSel ic sodiSGu
V roke.
Gospodje, Xxi dclajo politiko "a
mesto Philadelphia. pa Sc MISC "a
puStlli Svojega zvestcga oproda.
Obsodba je bila tako milostna. da
Sc je kmalu vrnil svoi delokrog
v Philadelphia. -
Delavci! TovariSi, Take izvrzke
cloveSke druzbe podpirate. kedar
pri volitvah glaSujctc "a kapita-
liStiGne candidate.
Morda vas bodo taxi zivi zgledi
spametovali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

Pljuca sc ne moreiO unit z vo-
do. toda umijejo Sc lahko $ els
tim in svezim zrakom. Date plju-
cam dovolj svezega zraka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

P~rehlajenja SO lahko iznebite
In bolecine v vratu ter v prsih
minejo takoj, &c Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj 8 Pain Expel.
ler', kakor je popisano v knjizi.
CT, v kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
v sleherni lekarni "a Is centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da je varstvena znamka s 81.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

- Iakaj Amerikanci nadkrilju-
jejo Fvropejce? Americana so
prakticni ljudje. Najprvo so oro-
pail Indijance IN zemljo, potem
so pa delavce ukovali v industri-
elmo suznost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17
Bodite ponizni napram gosposki!

V Stew, "a mesec april opisuie V
mesecniku metropolitan Maya
zine Carl Hovey, sotrudnik lista
razmere pri policiji Chicago in
Philadelphia. Clanek priporoGa
reforme, V katere pa mi ne yer.
jamcmo, dokler bo mestna uprava
Chicago in Philadelphia V rokah
kapitalistOv in nijh slepega orod-
ia. NoGemo Sc baviti Z reformami.
ker vemo, da so reforme nemogo-
Ge. dokler bodO sedeli V mestnem
svetu kapitalisticni politicarji.
Marvec pOslovenimo lie nekaj cd
stavkov. da bodo slovenski delav-
ci vedeli, kaksno policijo imamo V
vecjim ameriskih mestih.
o cikaski policiji citamo:
Debela lila korupcije Sc .je vi
la skozi policijo cd najviSjega po-
licaja pa do najnizjega. Denar,
denar je bill geslo V vseh bir6ih.
Tekom strajka voznikov so donna
lie e%kspresne druzbe in velike tr-
govine ma oddelke, da je samo
ms pot, ako hocejo. da bodo Nth
vozovi vozili pc ulicah. V ia ma
men sc moral postaviti policajs-
Ike inspektorje ma placilno listino.
Pa ne "a borih sto dolarjev. Bill
so dragoceni. Stall so po veG tiso-
cakov.
Pri financielnem izkoriscanju
nesramnih his sc je slo vedno "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

Delavci V Rush, bi bill radi
svobodni, a ne morejo biti. De-
lavci V Ameriki bi pa lahko bill
svobodni, toda ne marajo biti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-17

paj6evina SAME, h~repenenje brez
smisla.
NE vent" sem mu odgovo-
ril. "Mlad SEN Sc, malo sem ST. do
zivel."
Sc predno JIG vstalo solnce sva
odhajala. On je pravil, da je ma
menjen ma Ko6evsko.
"Nisem wee tistem kraju" -
jc govoril - zee bi me tudi pri.
klenili Z verigami. lztrgal hi Sc!
Kako bi pa zivel tam, tie vpra-
sam? Use me spominja manic in
Spomini me muGijo in trpinGijo.
Tam sva Z Marijanko stanovala.
tam sva vCasih hodila. tam je re
ka. no vidiS - reka! Ma KoGevsko
grem Y tako tOvarno, kakor ie I'll
sta pri "A V piSmih sem Sc po-
godil i'll jutri bonn nastopil delo."
llodila V Skupai cd Grosuplia
in tam sva Sc pOslovila.
"Ce hos kdaj zabredcl V take
zadeve'- mi ie IN slovo svetoval
pa Sc jih poizkusi kmalu IL
ncbiti. &c Sc hos pref IL Nth limo
tai. bolje DO zate, in &c hos boil
uravnaval vlakna. bolt bodo "a
pleteni vozli. Kar magic napravi
konec III poidi IL tistega kraja,
Dobro je takol Pa mic ne veriemi
zivljenju, Kadar hos incl ze vse
V rOkah. Sc vcdno miSli. da nimaS
nitesar. Sreca Sc Immune IL rok
kakor riba. In Sede pred te ma tia.
in ko jo hoceS p%rijeti, odleti kakor
ptica!"
Stala Sva ma krizpotju: cna ce-
sta je drzala prot Ljubljani. dru-
- IA Ao&evsko stran.
''Se i'm emf povei. da bonn We
del, $ kom SEN Sc pecall" - je
rekel in mi segel V roko.
"Hejlek mi pravijo'- sem cd
govoril in god obhajam ma dan ".
Mihela. vsako leto devetindvajse-
tega %kimavca; piSem Sc pa Poto-
kar."
PA sreGno," - ie de.jal in mi
~stresel desnicO.
Gledal sem IA MIN. ko je kora-
kal pa kocevski cesti, visok in
moGan kakor .je bill, prekladal te-
IKE in income nOge kakor diva or
cava Stora. Sc zibal s cokatim Ii
votom 2 desne ma levo in Sc opiral
pri hoji ma debelo popotno palico.
JAZZ sem Intel prot Ljubljani in
Sc predpoldnem sem hodil pc ME
nth cestah. Velika je, daleG veGja
kakor vas. nj cudno. ce Sc Zgubi
sredi ME tujec. Pa so tam liudje.
Xxi ga najdejo in poSljeio tia. cd
koder Sc je priklatil. Meme. Xxi sem
Easel sredi cest in ulic in nisem We
el ne ma pref, ne naZaj. so vo2ili
in izrocili domaGemu zupanu. Gee
tn Modrijanu, in oce Modrijan me
Je prijel IA rokav in vlekel do
NOV. Donna So me kregali. tepli
cato in zato.
Cd takrat Sc .je vse izpremenilo.
Zivljenje je ~mracnejSe. mnogo te-
zavnejse, kakor je bilo. SAM nj
wee, grajska gospodicna Sc je o.
mozila. PriSel je debeluh $ palec
debelo zlato vcrizico. Xxi st je cepi-
la Sredi prsi V diva cepa. Glavo je
incl kakor stozec. lica. kakor hi
mu Jill KIDD napihnil, trebuh kakor
boben. Sla je Z MIN, in ko Sc .ie
cez leto dni v%rnila, mu je bila ena-
ka. Videl sem jo in pozabil. Use
mine ma svetu. pa .je tudi to mi
milo.
No. prayl