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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
BRIEF BITS ON MEN,
|. PLANS AND EVENTS .
f.. AT H0N0LULUS "Y"

The citizens education committee
met today at noon at the Pacific Club
w. H. Dreier talked to the student
assembly last evening at the Y. Nj,
C. A. n.
D. C. Peters talked to the members
of the Y. NJ. C. A. at noon today on the
subject of "A Circular Letter"
.sl l..
Tryouts for the hexathIon will be
with number ct athletes entered.
Samuel, w. Robley, extension secre-
tary of the Y NJ C. A.. was operated
upon for appendicitis yesterday at
Queens Hospital
Members have received the copy of
the Newsletter, the monthly publica,
ton which contains reports of the
many activities of the association.
improvements are being made on
the Y. NJ. C. A. tennis courts, located
at Hotel and Richard streets. Many
of the members have taken up the
court game, and it is expected that a
number of good players will be devel-
oped. +. =.
Members of the Get Ready Club of
the intermediate department will
study the lighting system of the city
on March at 7:30. The members of
the club will cover the principal
streets of the city and will make re-
port on what they have seen. Mem
bers have been asked to report sug.
gestions for improvements in the pres
ent system. -. . ~. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
WILD DUCKS DYING BY -. II.
- WHOLESALE IN KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan, From million to
a million ard half of wild ducks are
dead and dying on the Cheyenne bot
toms, near Hoisington. Kan, according
to A. C. TTegmeier, state fish aud
game warden. Tregmeier took three
OF the dead birds to Lawrence to have
the chemists at the University OF
Kansas determine what caused their
death. ~ -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
tIIIIEfNIEINIEWG

SAM KAI.EIkINI: Seeing that
the appropriation out OF which my sal.
airy is paid is exhausted. ! guess I'll
have to take vacation. I've been
wanting to do a little fishing, anyway.
JOHN A.-D0MINIS: From the way
things look now, circuit court officials
who want supplies viii have to pay
for them out of their own pockets, and
guess that includes ice and drinking
cups. 1871" -"
X. FUWA: The Japanese people
are very fond of Shakes peare's works.
Although muc:l Of the literature OF
Japan is translated from the Russian
and French, shasespeareieads all the
English writer's ...==--
A. KALEI AONA: We were
planning On having a jury. trial in
Circuit Judge Whitney,s court next
week. but guess it will have to be
called off. wonder what am going
to do for paper clips?
. -LAI TIN: know that the Homo
lulu fans will turn out for our farewell
game before We leave for the main
land. We 60 everything, in our power
to boost Honolulu in our eight months
trip, and feel that the fans appre-
ciate it. . -: ~.
WILLIAM DREIER: 1t is refresh
ing to aote the interest taken in civic
affairs by the boys clubs. In our
tours around the city studying differ,
ent systems, find that the boys take
an active interest and suggest many
plans for improvement of conditions.
GLENN Z. JACKSON: This has
been great year for athletics, and
believe that in every branch of sport
Hawaii will improve during 1916. No
athletic game should be scheduled
purely for the money in it. but for the
in track athletics is move In the
hight direction. .-.:-..
WADE WARREN THAYER:
Michigan men will be glad to welcome
a noted Ann Arbor man to Honolulu
at the time of the Oahu College seven
ty-fifth anniversary Stewart Edward
White is one of the Michigan men who
has made name in the field of let
tiers, and he may be the Ann Arbor
representative at that time.
CHARLES +. LOOMS: / was
very much impressed with my visit to
Kauai, and | feel that the community
Y. NJ. c. A. there will be big sue
cess. The citizens have taken hold in
the right manner, and there is an I'M
usual interest in the establishment OF
an association. am sure that | shall
enjoy my new position as the Kauai
people have proved to be the right
kind of boosters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

The Filipinos are learning by sad experience
the danger of being feeced by alleged colon
izers" who would lure them from Hawaii to
the Pacific coast. Their wiser countrymen
know that the best place for them is in Hawaii,
where they are sure of employment at good
wages, an equable climate and organized efforts
to benefit their lot :s=.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

The city treasurer told the Rotary Club yes
.terday how much money the city has spent in
1915 and now it would be interesting to have
the supervisors tell just how it all happened
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

MISS IDA G. MACDONALD, a
teacher at the Normal school, left for
the coast in the Niagara last night on
her way to Nova Scotia, Prior to her
sailing she was entertained at the
school by the members of the senior
Class. f.. ... -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
DEATHS.

FERN In Honolulu, March ,, 1916.
Miss Alice Kuulei Fern, Cummins
street ~.....* f..
PANAO-In Honolulu. March 5. 1916,
Francisco PavGo, Queen street, near
Cooke. q ~.
POON In Honolulu, March 3. 1916,
infant son of Tom Poon and wife,
Maunakea street r. ..-.~
Additional vital statistics on page t2.l
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Under District Attorney Vaughan s scrutiny,
the war plot seems rapidly receding into the
background.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

BENJAMIN H. BROWN, SR. Of
Hilo is visiting in Honolulu for the
first time in several years. He ex.
poets to return to the Big Island next
Wednesday. :...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

twill be mighty good news for the criminals
that there ism any money to run the courts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Many small towns in Arkansas were
flooded by the breaking of levees on
the Arkansas river. e.-~ r.. .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Anytime they aren't killing ten or fifteen
thousand day on the west front, Paris refers
to the situation as 'tcalm y ..s": - 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03
BIRTHS.

Honolulu, February %.
1916, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Kameiiro
Uyeda of 80 S Vineyard street, a
son. III Il:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

One can hardly blame businessman for not
being inclined to take vacancy as supervisor
just now. :.*-.#
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

The only spring drive of this season was that
Of the Germans at Nerdun
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Tryouts for the hexathIon will b,
held in the Games Hall this evening
with number ct athlates entered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

D. C. Peters talked to the members
of the Y. NJ. C. A. at noon today on the
subject of "A Circular Letter"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Samuel, w. Robley, extension secre
tary of the Y M C. A., was operated
upon for appendicitis yesterday a
Queens Hospital
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Members have received the copy of
the Newsletter, the monthly publica-
ton which contains reports of the
many activities of the association.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

The citizens education committee
met today at noon at the Pacific Club
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-03

Traditional vital statistics on page IL,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

V angleski reviji Nineteenth Century and
after" sc je oglasil Henry Wickham Steed z ne
kan senzacionalnim clankom pod naslovom do
govor v KonopiStu." Kakor je znano, je Kono-
pist graseina ma CeSkem, Xxi je bila last ubitega
Franco Ferdinanda. Clankar pripoveduje, da je
bila tam skovana intriga "a evropsko vojno. Cd
kod ina Steed svoje znanje, ne vemo, cato je tu-
Oh nemogoce reel, KAY je ma njegovi povesti resniG-
mega, kaj pa ne.
Vienna sc, da je bill nemSki kajzer kratko pred
atentatom ma Franco Ferdinanda pri MEM ma OBJ
lsku, in pc casopisJu Sc je razglasalo, da je priSel
pogledat nJegove glasovite cvetlicnjake. Tega
seveda nihGe V Avstriji nj verjel. Pravega name
ma tega scstanka pa MISC obeSali ma veliki zvon.
Zdaj pravi Henry Wickham Steed, da je bill OBJ
isk namenJen intrigi "a vojno.
S TEN obiskom ~zaGenja clankar svojo povest
in naglasa, da je kajzerja spremljal p~oveljnik
nemSke mornarice Won Tirpitz. Potem NADIA
ljuje:
Navidezno je veljal obisk nemSkega kajzerja
prekrasnim roznim vrtovom, Xxi 81 Jill je baje no
tel ogledati v KonopiStu, V resnici pa sta sklenila
tedaj nemSki cesar in avstrijski prestolonasled
mix Franc Ferdinand neko tajno pogodbo.
Najsrcnejsa zelja, XII sta jo imela rajni pre-
stolonaslednik in njegova zena, je bila ia, da hi
pridobila kake ugodnosti "a svoje otroke, Xxi so
bill izlo6eni Cd kraljevskih in cesarskih cast pc
pravilih habsburSke dinastije. ITO je precej res
ni6no). Potem pa je razlozil nemSki cesar svoj We
Tiki nacrt "a vojno, pc kateri hi bill tudi prestolo-
naslednikovi otroci lahko dezelni privilegij in ko-
risti.
Viljem je MANFRED hotel, da hi bila Russia IL
zvana ma vojno z Nem6ijo in Avstlijo; Francijo
hi takoj strli V prah, "a Anglijo pa so bill prepri-
CAM, da Sc ne DO vmeSavala.
Kajzer je predlagal, da maj Sc obnovi stare
davno kraljestvo pNljsko, Xxi maj bi je podedoval
z Litvanijo in UkraJino, Xxi bi sc r~aztezala cd Bal
tiskega pa do Crnega morja, Franc Fedinand in
njegov najstarejSi sin. Ia drugega sina so name
ravali napraviti drugo kraljestvo, vStevSi CeSko,
Ogrsko, Srbijo in jugoslovansko obal oh Jadran-
skem mOrju in pri Solunu. NemSka Avstrija $
Trstom pa maj bi preSla V roke sedanjega presto
lonaslednika Franco Karla Jozefa, in sicer pod ne
kakim okriljem nemskega kajzerja.
Potem hi napravili pogodbe z ostalim svetom,
Xxi maj bi prisel pod nekako nadzorstvo n~emskega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Kako je prislo do vojne.

k~ajzerja. V tel zvezi maj bi bile vse evropske
drzave, ali pa cello YES svet, seveda pod vrhovnim
gospodstvom Nemcije.
Opisovalec teh d~ogodkov pred izbruhom voj-
ne hi ocevidno rad izzval mnenje V jim, da
je bill umor v Sarajevu in okoliscine, XII so ga pO-
~vzrocile, v ozkih stikih Z raZmerami V habsburSki
dinastiji in pa z nasprotjem, Xxi ga je incl do ce-
sarja prestolonaslednik Franc Ferdinand, ker
njegova zena nj bila cesarskega stanu. Henry
Wickham Sc pravi, da je prisel nemSkemu cesar
ju umor in odstranjenje njegovega glavnega So
krivca Franca Ferdinanda ravno pray, ker je i
mel vsaj precej dobro pretvezo "a izvedbo syojih
naGrtov in "a zaGetek vojne, ker bi Sc mu komaj
mogla kdaj ponuditi boljsa i'll ugodnejSa prilika
Ia to.
Pri tel priliki sc spominiamo. da ie incl med
balkansko voino krsGansko socialni 'Deutsches
Nolksblatt" kriGav clanek, pisan sicer kot po-
vest o saniah, vendar pa Zclo ~ZuaGilen. V teh
''sanjah" ie bilo opisano, kako Sc ie Franz Jozcf
odrekel p%reStolu. Zasedel ga ie Franc Ferdinand,
in Sc tiSti dan ie tidal manifest Ia ie narodOm
obliubil sploSno volilno pravico. obenem pa uka-
zal mobilizaciio. Potcm so tiste '~'sanie' opiso-
vale zmagovito prodiranie avstriiske armade V
V RUSTIC in ma Balkan. V Kijevu sc ie DIAL Franc
Ferdinand kronati "a ukrajinskega carja, Srbiia
ie bila anektirana in s IIrvasko spoiens seveda
kot del Avstrije V posebno kralievstvo, in Sc
wee takih reel, XII so precci podobne Steedovemu
pripovedovanIu.
Da so take SAME rojile Franc Ferdinandu po
glavi in da sc nj Opiral ma klerikalce IL same po-
boznosti, je gotovo. Tudi nj dvoma, da ga ie zelc
grizla misel, da bodo njegovi otrOci 'navadni''
aristokrati in izkliuGeni cd trona, &c sc ne naide-
jo kakSni novi prestoli zanie. Ia Franc Ferdi-
nandom ie stala voiaSka stranka V AvStriji. c.
sc poleg tega v~poSteva Viljemova nebrzdana
castihlepnost, ie re mogoce, da sc ie V KonopiStu
grdo sleparilo.
Sedaj seveda ne misli NilGe niti " sanjrh ma
Franc FerdinandOve otroke, namesto tcga sc pa
ocitno "a poizkuSnjo - s~pusGaio V Gasopisje
veSti o krOnah, Xxi mai hi Sc posadile n~icgovim
sinovom ma glave. Tako n. pr. priporoGajo prin-
ca Eitel Erica "a srbskega kralja!
Morda Sc Seasonal nepristranski zgodoviui
posreci p~otegniti pajcolan z raznih monarhiGnih
intrig.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
Premog v Zedinjenih Drzavah.

omenlh smo re nekolikokrat, da Sc svet elm
uaiJe oo0 lnternacionalizira, in prav- il sedanje
'oJhe smo podali nekeliko zgledov, XII potrjujejo
TO deJstvo kakor S kladivom. Dasi lie Amerika
heVtralna, toreJ lC@ena cd vojne. Sc ne more cd.
Veghltl hJenlm vplvom. NaSe zunanje razmere,
Nj so prlzadeJale Washingtonu re nestete sitnosti,
Vse zaradi voJne, so najocitnejSi argument "a to.
Ioda ne lie ma %pOlitiGne, ampak Sc boil ma go
Spodarske ram ere nevtralnih draw vpliva vol
ha' V neketerih sluGajih ugodno. V nekaterih ne
ugodno.
Aanlmlve podatke crpamo il poroGila, XII ga
Je lzdal geoloSki urad notraniega vladnega cd
delka o produkciji premoga V minulem letu. Zani-
mlvl so ii podatki "a kapitaliste, pa tudi "a vse
'Judl, III hoceJo in morajo poznati gospodarska
vpraSanja.
Lets 1915. je znasala produkcija premoga V
Zedinjenih drzavah okroglo 5lS milionov ton, kar
Je prlbllzno "a EN- odstotek wee kakor V letu 1914.
Iomembno Je pa, da Sc je pomnozila produkcija
I%klJucno V vzhodnih rudnikih, medtem ko sc je
zapadno cd Mississippiia skrGila nekod bolj, ne
KIDD mani.
Nzhodno cd MisSissippija ie bilo lie po jamah
V drzavah Georgia, Maryland in Tennessee mani
produkciJe. Pc drugih vzhodnih jamah Sc ie pr
vlh deset mesecev kopalo pod najvecjim priti-
skom.
Neposredni vzrok tega nenavadnega razvoia
Premogovne industrije je ' tesni zvezi z evropskc
NoJho' Plavzl, topilnice, jeklarne, municijske
tovarne vzhoda so izredno povecale svoje obrate.
hakor gobe pc dezju so rastle move tovarne "a
VoJm material IL tai. In vse potrebujejo "a obra-
tovanJe premoga, premoga, premoga.
Toda vOjna ~uGinkuie, ne v~praSuie pa. ka-
ko. Yeast Sc zgodi, da ma enem mestu pospeSuie
IN ovira obenem. Tako je bilo tukaj. Produkcija
bl blla nedvomno dobila Sc vecji obseg, Ge j ne bi
blla IL vojne same nastala zapreka.
kmalu pD izbruhu vojne so bile vse velike
nemske trgo' ske ladje izkljucene il svetovnega
prometa. Mnogo a~ngleSkih in francoskih. pozne-
Je tudi italijanNkih ladij so prcvzele doticne Wade
"a voJne namene. Transportni prostor preko-
atlantlSkih ladij sc je torej zelo skrcil in je DO
Stal drag. Transport premoga Sc je moral zmanj-
sati. ker so sc pa obenem naroGila zaveznikov V
ZedinJenih drzavah mnozla in mnozila in so ma
posled nakupi dosegli nezasliSano, dotlej povsem
nepricakovano viSino, so bile nazadnje ameriske
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

luke OBJ Atlantiku prenapolnjene, takorekoc zaba-
rikadirane.
Tudi kakor sedaj stoji, ne zadostujejo ladje..
kar Jih Je ma razpolago, niti oddalcc, da bi pre-
pelJevale YES cd Anglije in Francije nakupljeni
vojni material in zivez. Tudi ma kolodvorih in
pc zelezniSkih in pomorskih skladisGih, ne lie OBJ
vzhodni in juzni obali, temvec dalec nazaj v deze-
10 Sc kupicijo Ogromne mnozice blaga, Xxi Gakajo
ma to, da bodo ~odpremljene. V mnogih slucajih
so prostorl tako prenapolnJeni, da je vsled tega
tudi razkladanje tovornih ,ozov zelo ovirano. To
IN pa deJstvo, da je treba "a e~kspresne ~posiljatve
voJnega materijala vedno ogromno Stevilo vago-
nov, je povzrocilo pc vsem vzhodu veliko pnmanj-
kanje zelezniSkih vOzov. In to zopet slabo vpliva
ma produkcijo premoga. Kajti ce bi Sc moglo
oglje tako nitro odvazati, kakor sc nabira, hi ga
jane lahko Sc mnogo wee dajale.
kljub temu je pomnozitev produkcije ma
vzhodu zelo znatna. V sami DRAW Pennsylvania
ia je znaSala pet miljonov ton, razdeljenih sko-
raj i~zklJucnO ma prvih deset mesecev, ker sc je
zadnJa diva meseca izvOz premoga V Evropo in juz-
no Ameriko znatno znizal. MnOgo starih premo-
govnih ladij rabijo sedaj "a prevoz zita in druge-
ga blaga, ker imajo lastniki ladij veGji dobicek
cd tega. In tako zaostaja premog, dasi jim ga
V nekaterih dezelah V Evropi re kar primanjkuje.
kakor smO dejai, je V TEN ozru IA zapadu
vSe drugace kakor ma vzhodu. Drzave zapadno
cd Mississippija imajo razmeroma malo deleza cd
vojnih naroGil e%vrOpskih zaveznikov. Njihova
muuSlrlJa NINA poSeDnega doDlcka od VoJne; Sc
nasprotno. Odkar Sc V EvrOpi koljejo, je poprec-
no nazadOvala. In to vpliva ma produkcijo pre-
NIGGA, Xxi je v primeri z lctom 1914. V s~ploSnem
naZadovala "a pet do deset odstotkov.
kdor pogleda globlje, DO lahko opazil, kako
razlicno vplvajo tie gospodarske posledice ma po-
htitnO nastopanje, ma vojne ~simpatije in %antipati-
je vzhodnih in z~apadnih kapitalistov. Seveda je
treba wet V poStev, da so vzhoden in zapaden
k~apitalist V mnOgih slucajih ena in ista oseba. "a
radi manjSega dobiGka V enem kraju ga potolazi
vecji profit V drugen. Delavec pa zasluzi lie tam,
kjer Sc della; kjer Sc ne della, ga mic in nihce ne
odskOduje "a to.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

"Pojdi z mano, Hanca!"
In kO sc je domisGla, il je stisnila srce veil
ka groza. Zaklicala je S tankim, moGnim glasom,
Xxi ie presekal tisino kakor z nozem.
"Mate! Mattel"
Klicala ie in tekla, odgovarjalo ie cd hriba,
cd vseh strani in mahoma je ozivela globel. Zdaj
JIG poznala cilj, tekla je naravnost pc tisti poti,
koder sta hodila nekoc O mraku, roko v roki.
Klicala je v teku in glas je bill re hripav; toda
moral ie slisati, da ga kliee in da hiti naravnost
k MENU.
mattel Mattel"
Prosnja ie bila v njenem glasu.
"Ne, Mate! Glej, JAZZ prihaiam k tebi in
zdaj BIO ve dobro!"
Meme o6i so razloGile cd daleG njegovo SEN
co il noel. Sedel ie ma istem mestu, kier sta sede-
la takrat, ko Sc ,je uprl z roko OBJ Memo ramo ter
io potisnil globoko k tlom.
"Nisem mislil, da pridesl"
Govoril je malomarno, S hladnim, mirnim
Hanca Sc je zacudila in prestrasila. Kako je
mogel misliti, da bi ne priSlaY Kaj ie bio mogo-
ce, da nj videl njenih oei, ko ie hodil po samot-
mem klancu in da nj slisal njenih vdanih be-
sed? -. Gledal ie v tia in JIG hodil kakor skozi noe,
ncba pa je bio iasno. Ubogi Mate!
cali YES, kako sc ie zgodilo7"
Nj Sc ozrl manic, ona pa 81 ie zazelela, da hi
nagnil glavo, polozil roko ma memo ramo in il
pogledal V obraz 2 velikimi ocmi.
"Vem, Mattel"
""Zdai ie torej vse pri krajul'"
Incl ie v roki dolgo palico, sedel ie skliuGen
in je brOzgal s palico po tolmunu; zamolklo Su-
menie vode sc je vzdigalo kakor IL velike globo
cine.
"Pri kraiu vse! Cemu pa 81 prisla2"
Prvikrat Sc sc zgodilo tedaj, da sc je priv
la Hanca blize k MENU in da Sc ie doteknila ME
COVE roke, ko il ie nj ponudil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15

Vojni tajnik Zedinjenih draw Lindley NJ.
Garrison je zadnji cetrtek podal svojo demisijo in
predsednik Wilson jo je sprejel. Garrisonovemu
zgledu je sledil njegov namestnik Henry Brecken-
ridge, in tudi njegova resignacija je bila takoj
s~prejeta.
Vzrokov "a ia korak Sc navajo v javnosti wee;
glavna sta diva. Garrist I ocita Wilsonu, da je
opustil nacrt "a "kolonialno armada in da Sc
strinja S kongresnikom Hayem, Xxi hoce pomnoziti
drzavno milicO, zvezno place zanjo, V ~slucaju VOL
ne pa zvezno kontrolo. V nekaterih dolgih pismih
je Garrison razlozil, da je ia sistem povsem nepri-
meren "a uspesno dezelno obrambo; podal je Will
sonu svoje argumente in izjavil, da ne more ma no.
ben naGin sprejeti Hayevih predlogov, XII bi varali
narod, ker bi mislil, da je v~prasanje S tenn reseno,
medtem ko ne bi bilo mic stvarnega s~torjeno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-15
KRIZ MA CORR.
LUBEZENSKA ZGODBA. SPISAI IVAN CANkAR

Hanca Sc je skljueila tudi sama in je upog-
Mia glavo, kakor da bi bio legio breme nanjo lei
10 potisnilo k tom.
"Glej, kako bezi! Tako je bezal cd praga,
prav do globeli!"
"Mate!"
Toda ustnice so sc samo zgenile, samo zav-
zdihnile so prsi.
Senca je utonila v mraku, XII ie polnil vso ra-
ko do roba =.
"ResniGno ga je zapodili'
III.
Hltela je pc strmi spolzki bliznjici v globel.
Nebo Je bilo Sc jasno, srebrnosinje, tam doll pa
je bila noe. he so bile hise visoko mad MO. hribi
so bill zmerom WISH in ~temnejsi. Postala lie in je
poslusala, da bi Gula njegove korake ali bio je
tho, tudi drevje je molGalo; lie malokdai lie "a
plaval veter preko globeli in Sc takrat Sc ie do
teknll vrhov samotnega drevja komaj niegovega
plaSca rob.
mattel"
Zaklicala ic pritaieno in plasno in takoi 10
Je bilo sram, da je zaklicala. Kai hi bio. &c bi
vldel MEN strah, &c hi ga sliSal v njenem plasuf
Ogrnlla 81 lc rutO tesneje okoli yratu in 10
tekla, ker pot nj bila wee strma; spotoma 81 ie DO
pravljala lase, Xxi so Sc j bill razvezali.
ZdaJ Je bilo re cisto iasno zapodil on 10 hill
preko praga. Jasno ie bilo, re dalee in skoro no.
%zabljcno. Cemu zdaj mislitiY
Nekdo je tam govoril Uanca 10 nosta
la, toda bile so pac meme misli, XII iih 10 slisola
kakor ie bio temno, je spoznala not in GO 10 p
s%traSila. To :" tisti kraj; tam, samo korol dalio
1c bl stopil prednio in 10 je priiel "a rame
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"Kai ii ie storil?' ie vprasala Hanca v svc-
jem srcu, ustnice pa so bile mirne in ga MISC bra
nile. Pogledala je ucitelju ma oGi in ma ustnice in
81 je mislila "Ne srecala bi tie rada ma samem in
o mraku!"
"Poznal sem nekega drugega, tudi izgublje-
mega s~tudenta, ma fari je zdaj to ie bill vse dru-
gacen FAINT. Prijazen in %ponizen, lepo je pei in
PROPORTIONAL zelo smesne stvari in h~valezen lie
oil cloveku, emu ie placal kozarec vina Tia
pa hodi raztrgan, pa bi kmalu, ola bi Sc mu elo-
vek odkrival."
""Umetnik je pac!'" Sc je nasmehnil oee,
toda nj Sc ozrl ma ~ucitelia, temveG ma Hanco.
"Ponizuje ga, ker ga imam rada !" 81 je misli-
la Hanca in tezko il ie bio. Tako mu ie darova-
la vdano ~ljubezen, V njenih rokah pa Sc je izpre-
menila ~ljubezen V zasmeh in ponizanje. In zdelo
Sc il ie drugic, da ie greSila
"Kdo gre tam. Hanca, ali ga poznaS?"
Ucitelj je vstal in ie stopil k oknu vstala ie
tudi Hanca in izpreletel 10 ie mraz po vsem te-
lesu. Gee je gledal ma klanec in Sc ie |smehljal.
"kdo gre tam, Hanca, ali ga poznas9"
Mrak je bill re zunaj, globoko V senci ie spa
la globel; do neba nj seglo oko.
Cd hriba dol, pc klancu, ie stopal Glovek z-
10 urno, kakor ola bi drsal pc hrbtu. Klanec Sc
je vii ma desno in ma levo in tako sc je zibala tu-
di SENECA, zmerom nize, kakor ola bi sc bila utr-
gala cd hriba ter padala navzdol, zadevala Sc oh
skale i'm debla, odskakovala in padala.
cali ga poznaS?'
Stopili so k drugemu oknu. Blizal Sc je clo-
vek, visok, tenak in ~skljuGen, velik zavoj pod paz-
duho.