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The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30

ed with interest by his Ksota friends
and acquaintancss. and 1t Il hoped that
It will b good news. Alex was one Of
the first Keota boys to enter military
servics under the draft regulations.
Six husky lads from five precincts
were registered with u last Saturday
for military service. All were husky
boys and will make fine soldiers to help
chase the Hun back to Berlin. Here
are their names: Robert Leo Henry.
Stoneham: Ernest H. Danford, Buck
ingham: John Moore, Keots: Martin
Pospieal, Kalous; Benedict Roby. Keota:
Jacob Croissant, Keota. Tuesday John
Michels living near the county line and
getting his mail at Sterling, came in to
register. The cards had al been re-
turned. 20 he went on to Eaton. So the
total should have been seven instead Of
six.-Raymer Enterprise.
Harry E. Greene. Keota principal Of
schools. who reported for service> at
Eaton Wednesday. was honored by be-
ing made captain for the trip Of the
Northern Colorado boys who left that
day for Camp Lewis.
Albert Wagner. . brother Of William
Wagner Of Keota, was also recently
reported - missing in action.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30
NEWS OF KEOTA SOLDIERS
What Our Boys are Doing Over
Here and Over There

The departure Of Keota boys for mil
itary service was occasion for several
parties this week. On Monday evening.
few Of his friends, principally former
high school pupils Of Prof. Greene.
gathered At his home. Hillcrest Villa,
and had very pleasant time with party
games and music. The following even
ing = similar party was given for Mr..
Greene, the guests being from the Bap-
fist church and young peoples society.
On the previous Friday evening . num-
Der Of the Keota Boy Scouts Patrol were
guests Of Mr.. Greene. their Scout Mas
ter. Another party. on Monday even
ing. was that given at the Swearingen
home. when fifty-fo friends Of Albert
Swearingen gathered together to bid
him farewell, and wish him safety and
success in his new experiences. Both
Mr.. Greene and Mr.. Swearingen report
ed 1t Eaton Wednesday for entrain-
ment to Camp Lewis. Warrington.
A large number Of young people Of
Keota and Buckingham were guests at
the B. s. Bradford home last Friday
evening. in honor Of Paul Bradford, who
u awaiting military orders. All had .
jolly good time, altho none can escape .
feeling Of sadness. too, on such An &C.
casion. Az usual thing. it 10 noticed
that the boys who are leaving 60 with
greater cheerfulness than il felt by
those dear to them.
A telegram received here Tuesday.
stated that Alex Shrimp was missing in
action on the battle front in France,
August l. Further news will be await
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30

Buster Holick, Of Greeley. returned
home Friday after . two weeks visit
with his uncle. o. e. Poland. and fam
lily.
C. o. Doddsr and children, Efiie and
Clarence. and Kathryn Hessler went to
Denver Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. r. A. Bowman had - Sunday
dinner guests, J. r. Craig and family.
and Rev. Edgar Dickson and family,
J. B. Sella and family moved last week
from the Pixler place. to the WEIGH
farm, now owned by Harry Wecas.
For Sale: Poland China boar pig,
one year old. eligible to registry. Cliff
ford L. Jobbins. Keota. pS0-l
Mr.. and Mrs. d, w. Schoonover were
Sunday dinner guests Of H. H. Knox
and family.
C. A. Wilson shipped . car load Of
cattle to Denver market this week.
Wanted: Someone to put up wild hay
on shares. Ars. L. E. Frye. Keota.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30
CAN JOIN ARMY AT COLLEGE.

NAN JOAN Ann IA SOAAES0Gs
Colorado youths who want to 60 to
college this fall can join the army at
college by voluntary induction into the
Students Army Corps after they regis
ter under the new draft regulations.
Word Of the opportunity for college
youths to join the corps after the draft
registration was received by the stu
dents army training corps committee Of
the State Council Of Defence ct the
State Capital In . telegram from the
committee on education and war train
ing Of the war department. Many Of
the students have been worrying about
what they should do under the new draft
law. Now it 10 clear. They should 60
to college and join the corps there. which
is permissible. The telegram from the
war department follows:
students over Is will enter 8. A. T.
C. after registration date, under amend
ed selective service act. Enter by in
dividual voluntary induction, not enlist
ment. This change made in view Of
probable reduction Of draft age to 10
and probable date set about Sept. 10.
Change in draft age, involving call
ing of men Of 10 to 81 earlier than pre-
viously estimated, will require readjust-
ment Of military training plan and &C.
ademic work. Regulations and suggest
ions will be sent - soon - practicable,
except for changes necessary By new
legislation. Corps will be organised as
already outlined. Uniforms, ordnance
and other supplies issued direct by the
committee"
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30

Farmers' Record and Income Tax
Manual, 81 at News Office, or given for
Soc with new or renewal subscription
payment. Post your transactions into
this little book. and you will not have to
guess at your answers when required to
make income tax report next spring.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30
Death Of Rothar,ael Child

Henry Reinholt Rotharmcl, nine
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Jacob
Rotharmel. died at IL 80 p. m, Sunday,
August Is. following IN illness of . week
with cholera infantum. Funeral ser
vices were conducted by Henry Wells
from the home Tuesday morning at II
o 'elock. and interment was in the Keota
cemetery.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items of Interest to the People Of
Ke0ta Community

eUV0outu OH tUOoy aOo V0Uo SCOSS. u
honor Of the occasion. ~ . complete
surprise to her. dozen of her young
friends were found enjoying themselves
At Nodaway Ranch on her return from
4 little automobile ride. during which
the car conveniently baked and allowed
time for the guests to gather. The
evening was spent very pleasantly. and
was followed by slumber party parti-
cipated in by some Of the guests, and
which. - usual. resulted in very little
slumber for any Of them.
The Weld County Publisher Asso-
citation were guests Of the Northern
Weld County Draft Board at luncheon
in the Commercial Hotel. Eaton. last
Saturday evening. Alta business SEES
sion following. methods to meet the new
requirements for reduction in the use Of
print paper were discussed. The asso-
citation plans IN outing in the mountains
for the newspaper people on Sunday.
September IL. The next meeting 10 to
be at Mead, September q.
Next Thursday 10 registration day.
The election judges will copy the names
from the old registration lists. and add
such new ones - they know Of. How
ever the voter should not depend upon
this, but should call at the registration
place and make sure that he and oil his
family and acquaintanees, Of the nee
essary qualifications, are registered.
c. L. Bowman, with the Keota News
for number Of months 1916 and 1917,
10 now employed on the Simla Sun, in
Ebert County. and has charge Of that
paper In the absence Of its editor, who
is taking vacation. We know Simia
must be . good town or its editor could
not take . vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Dickson and daughter,
Elsie. left Monday morning for Stratton,
Nebr., called there by the serious illness
of Mrs. Dickson's grandfather. On his
return Rev. Dickson will 60 to Delta,
Colo, to attend the N. E. state confer
ence.
Lost: Black gelding. VT 1850; black
gelding, VT. lA00, With white on right
ear; gray gelding, weight 1850; .strayed
away August q. rs reward for infor-
nation leading to their recovery. Con-
rad Burkhart, Keota, Colo. p30
W.. Simms and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. D. Marley went to Jackson
Lake Saturday evening. and report
big catch Of fish. They are not 20 def
nate - to who were the lucky fisher
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Knipp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira s. Griffin were Greeley visitors
last Friday. going on legal business con-
nected with the purchase Of additional
farm land by Mr.. Knipp.
Miss Natalie Hessler il again work
ing At Stewards, in place Of Miss Ber-
tina Moore, who has gone for . trip to
the mountains with her brother, Henry
Moore and family.
William Cole and family and D. H.
Dodd and family, Of Camheld, motored
to Keota Sunday and spent the day
with their former neighbour, 0. E. Pol
and and family.
H. H Knox returned Monday from
q trip to Alliance, Nebr., where he went
last Wednesday for visit with his sis
toP
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30

Printed stationery costs but little
more than the plain. bought in the
ordinary way; but It leaves . good
impression for you and your farm with
the firms with whom you may have
business correspondence. May We
show you samples3 The Keota News. #
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-08-30

WEEKLY newspapers are ordered to
reduce their use Of print paper by If
teen percent, - fuel-saving measure,
and to release paper trade workers for
war work. Another way paper con-
sumption could be materially reduced
would be to prohibit the issuance Of new
advanced price lists every few days, -
has become the habit Of wholesale pap
Or dealers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

He was pointed out to me as ''the
man who has been torpedoed. twice."
looked for a man who would proba-
bly, appear "grim" or "haggard," or
some of those things which we uncon-
sciously expect in connection. with
such experiences, but this boy was in
nowise different from hundreds of 9TH
ers who were crowding the army and
navy Y. NJ. G. A. that evening.
I called him over to the desk where,
with other volunteers, I was trying to
help during the crowded times Of the
early summer. He came. willingly, with
cheerful grin on his rather ugly,
round face.
"Did you'se call me. ma'am?"
"Is 1t true" I asked, shat you've
been torpedOed twice?"
Eyes, ma'am, twicet."
evil you tell me all about it,"
The Whole Story.
He looked rather blank for second
and then said:
'Well, ma'am. I wuz on one ship an
she wuz torpedoed. an then I WIZ on
another ship, an she WIZ torpedOed,
an that's all there is to it,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

Taking a long breath and looking
much relieved to have rid his mind
of this effort, he turned to go, but I
said:
"No; come hack here and tell me all
about it from the beginning"
With simplicity and dircctness
that were very attractive, he began:
"Wrll, l. wuz livin' in Gloversville,
N'Yawk. I WIZ born in N'Yawk,
and wuz leather woiker-makin'
good pay wuz, too-an' frien' Of
mine. he comes back-he'd been away
an he says to me, he says. Gee!
It's excitin' in the war zone So
beats it away from Gloversvillc to
Philadclphia-didn't tell me mother
nothin' about it-an' when 1 gifts to
Philadelphia gifts job on a boat
she was named de S. S. Glitterine."
sounds more like tooth wash
than a Ship" murlnured.
mo, ma'a1n, dat wuz ship, an we
went away on her. an Gee! but we
went to some funny places. an in de
end of Febewary we left q place dey
calls Archangel and WIZ goin' to
Christana, an one night while wuz
waShin' de supper dslcs-I wuZ de
thoid steward-tlere came awful
bump-see. lady, just like dat-Bump!
an l says to m'self, says. Gee" I
says, 'somethin's happened.' an /
beats it out on deck. an say, lady. you
know dem decks dey runs along dis
way. you know. fore an aft, dey calls
it in de navy? We'll, say, dey didn't
run dat way no moreno. ma'am!
there was great hole right in front
of me-say, lady! it wuz so big I
couldn't a-iumped acrost it! So I
beats it back into de cabin and gifts me
life-belt-dcy won't let us go on deck
without 'em-and beats it outside
again. An say, it wuz goin' dis way"
holding his hands up over his head.
eyes," said. rather breathless. "Go
on, what did you do then?" =
"Do? Well. lady, dere wuzn't moth
in to do, 'cept Jump overheard"
Cold and Waves.
"Mercy" said. "Can you swim?'
"WhO, me? Me, lady, I can't swim,
an it wouldn't have done me no good
If could, cause dat waters too cold
say, Gee, it WIZ cold-an' dem
waves! I tells de fellers over to the
training station about dem waves an
dey don't believe me; but, honest to
heavings. dem waves wuz high like
them barricks-an' two or three times
dom vvaveS thew come mn an foil m ton
Of me. an Gee SEE dis is de finish Of
me. I says; but de fellers in de life
boat, dey. has a little round light In
de bows-a soichlight dey calls 1t.
lady, an dey seen ME wild dat an dey
picks me up In de boat"
"How long were you in the boat?"
Jaw, Gee lady. dat wuz awful! We
wuz dere tree days an tree nights.
too; an didn't have nothin' to eat, Just
a little bit of water. and say, Gee!
I wuz hungry, an then we got picked
up by the 8. 8. Gtftry. An, say, lady.
OATS the funny thing-hve hours after
we wuz picked up by her she was tor.
pedoed. certainly wuz sore."
"How old are you" asked.
With a slightly dreamy look that
usually accompanies their best lies,
he answered. Eighteen"
"No." said, firmly, "tell the truth
now-how old are your
Then, confidentially, he replied:
"Well, ma'am, says I'm seventeen,
but I amt yeti"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

In material things It's not what we
want but what we get that counts. In
spiritual, it's not what we claim but
what we've got.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

Faith is the practical exercise Of
the spiritual eyes. Spirit Is the only
true substance. The spiritual body u
the real man.-Henry Wood.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

There are more temptations to break
the commandments than there are en-
couragements to keep them. Resolve
to help break the temptations and TO
help make the enc0uragements.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

New York.-Mrs. Mary E. Capes,
seventy-seven, who saw her country
pass through the Civil war crisis. ts
knitting a sweater a week for Uncle
Sans boys now In service. Occasion
ally she adds wooden helmet or two
20 her weekly task. Merely my duty
che explained.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02
ToRPEDoED Twice:
CHARMED BY Navy
Runaway Boy Has Exciting Time
on First Sea Trip.
STORY DRAGGED FROM HIM

Experiences With Merchantmen Leave
No Fear In His Heart While the
War Lasts-Three Days and Nights
In a Boat With Nothing to Eat
Ship That Rescued Him and Com.
panions Torpedoed Five Days Later.
BY VIRGINIA EVANS sEWALL.
Daughter Of the Late Admiral RobIey
D. ("Fighting Bobby Evans, U. S. N.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1918-05-02

Not Too Old to Knit
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-30

Najstarejsa narodna pesem, je epos "VOjni
pohOd lgorja. 'Domneva Sc, da je nastala ~pribiizno
V IL. stoletju Ia pesem, radi katere so sc ze wee
KRAFT p%repirali, ker trdiio nekateri, da nj ukrajin-
ska, ker sc nahaja enaka in lie malo izpremenjena
pesem tudi V drugih naretjih. Opeva Sc junak,
kateri je srecno zaGel vojno, XII Sc je pa koneala z
velikim porazom. Pri TEN JIG bill knee wet. NADIA
lie opeva zmeSniave, katere so nastale radi tega
v domaci dezei. Pc dolgem ~jetniStvu sc vendar
posreci tenn knezu p~obegniti IL jetniStva in priti
do svojih lJudi, Opeva, S kakSnim veseljem so ga
spreJeli III kako da so zopet imeli zaupanje in po-
gum. Tia pesem JIG pisana V nekaki svecani prof..
Najvec pesmi pa imamo liz Is. in II. s~toletja, ko so
bill Ukrajinci samostojni. Takrat so pozabili svoje
stare junaSke pesmi in so zaceli zlagati move. cd
katerih jih je pa jake malo ostalo zapisanih; kar
sc Jh je moglo zbrati, so ljudje incl samo v ust-
NH izrocilih. Sele v zacetku 10. stoletja so zaGeli
zbirati tie pesmi, katere so potem /. 1894. izdali.
Seveda je bila Ia zbirka jake majhna. Takoj "a
TEN je pa ukrajinski pesnik Maksimovit tidal dru-
go izdajo, katera je bila veliko bogatejSa in vsebo-
vala mnogo zgodovinskih opomb pri razliGnih pc
smlh. MakSimovic Sc je posebno zelo trudil z ma
biranjem narodnega blaga. Hodil je pc dezeli
Semintja, posluSal kmete, razgovarjal Sc 2 mimi,
posluSal NTH norodne pesmi, in je ve zabelezil.
Tako je tidal in zapisal veliko ukrajinskih ma
rodnih peSmi, katere so bile dotedaj samo v ustih
narOda. OBJ istem casu so Sc zaceli Sc drugi zani-
mali "a ukraJhskO harodno poeZlJo, ampak MISC
imeli toliko uspeha, kot ga je incl Maksimovic.
) tenn raziskovanjem so dosegli toliko, da so sc
zaceli Sc drugi ljudje zanimati "a te krasne pesmi.
NASH so tako bogat pesniSki zaklad, da so SC vsi
cudili, kje JIG moglo biti toliko in tako krasnih
pesmi, "a katere pref nihce nj vedel. Ustanovila so
Sc razicna drustva, katera so imela samo to ma
men, raziskovati ukrajinsko narodno poezijo in
V sredi 10. stoletja jc bio raziskovanie ravno ma
vrhuncu.
Tia ukrajinSka narodna poezija opisuie boje 2
Neliko-Rusi, Poljaki, Tatari, Mongoli in Turk.
Potem trpljenje, katero so mOrali prestati cd ten
narodov. Radi teca sc mora sklepati, da so te
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-30

ime!a poleg raznObarvnih trakov razpuSGene DO
hrbtu, dragocen pas in bel predpasnik IL donna
cega platna, Xxi je bill obrObljen z raznobarvno svi-
10. Ostala obleka je bila TAXA, kakor 10 nosijo
dandanes Ziljanke. Druzica ie bila nevesti enako
opravljena. Nevesta in druzica sta vabili tudi slo-
vesno. voice Sc V cednem vozu, in sicer navadno v
cetrtek ali V soboto, nikdar pa ne v petek.
Dan pred zenitovanjem Sc zbero fantie ma
ieninovem domu, v~prezejo V tri ali Stir voze DO
diva konja ter Sc peljejo, vriskajoc in pojoe, k ne
vesti pc "banko".
Ma nevestinem domu pogostijo fante, Xxi po-
TEN ~nalozijo ma vOzove nevestino opravo, kajti
drugi fantje nimajo pravice, nakladati "banke."
No Je vse v redu ma vozovih, poskropi nevesta
& blagoslOvljenO vodo okoli vOzov, vstopi pred
vsak par konj, naredi z desno nogo kriz ma tleh,
prime konja "a uzdo in pretegne nekoliko vsak
VOC. Nadzorstvo pri voznji ''banke'' ina cd zeni
ma doloceni "banderar," kakor tudi ma zenino-
vem domu, kjer z~basujejo 'banko" zopet isti
fantje.
Glavne osebe ma zenitOvanju sta s~tarejsina
III 'rjusenca" ina Gorenjskem ~"teta") do teh
linen in castnih poslov imata pravico zeninov ali
nevestm boter ali botrica ~(kotrca). Swat ina
Gorenjskem "drug") ina ia levi strani ma klo-
buku lep, cd druzice podarjen venec IL rdecih
cvetlic in lepih, en- meter dolgih trakov. cato mo-
IA dvoriti pc poroki swat samo druzici in samo 2
MO plesati. Druzica mora preskrbeti Sopek vsem
svatom, enak sopek tudi Observation-Disclosures, XII
nosi cd neveste pOdarjeno ''banderce", naprav-
l]eno liz velikega pisanega robca in obrobljeno $
'copki' ali drobnimi traki; vSto il ie ma eni
strani ime Jezus, ma drugi pa Maritime ime. Ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-30
kOPO$ke narOdne &ene-

Tri dni pred pOroko ie zasedel zenin S svatom
najiepSa, s trakOvi okrasena konja in jahala sta
vabit ma zenitovanje najprej najbolj oddaljene
sorodnike. Pred sto LEFT je nosil zenin mike crew
lie in belle nogavice, pred petdesetimi lett pa je
nosii visoke skornje. Oblecen je bill v kratke hla-
&c, svilnat Liable, svilnat telovnik, okoli vratu
ie incl svilnat robec, ma glayi pa kspico $ go
pom" in kosmat ern blobuk s sopkom. Pri klo-
buSu ie incl "brzdo" ali crn svilnat trak, XII mu
je rabi, da mu veter nj odnesel pi hitrem jaha-
MID klObuka. Ma vrhu oblek je nosil sukno. EnakO
je bill oblecen swat. No sta prihajala v doloceno
vas, sta jahala, &c je bila hisa ali veEa prostorna,
v hiso, ne da bi stopila rae konje. Nasproti sta
jima priSla gospodar in gospodinja, XII jim je po-
dial zenin desnico in Jill pozdravil "Hvaljen bo-
di Jezus Kristus" odgovor INA veGne ca
se". "Vabim vas in prosim, da bi mi prostopili k
sv. zakonu, XII ga je postavil sam Bog V paradiiu
in Jezus povzdignil in potrdil v sv. zakramentu."
Ma to so obljubili zeninu, da se udelezijo gotovo
Eenitovanja. Povsod, kjer sta vabila, so podali ie-
ninu HEB kruha in MOI Z besedami: "Urezi dar
sv. Duha, da ii ga ne DO nikoli manjkalo". Zenin
81 ie odrezal majhen krajec kruha in ga vtaknil
v Yep. Pc teh krajc hso steli potem, koliko je BIZ
10 M zenitovanje povabljenih. Pri bliinjih sorod-
nikih so povabili zenina in svata v izbo, ju pogo
still. ko sta stopila raz konje. - Dandanes vabi
samo en- MOI, XII ga posljeta zenin in nevesta,
vabi pa z istimi besedami.
Nevesta in druzica sta vabili Re V svatovskih
oblekah. Nevesta je nosila ma CLAW svilnat robec
C'peanete"), mad MIN svilnat trak ali "pintel'
in potem klobuk, ovit S sirovo svilo v narodnih
barvah; to je bill MANFRED nevestin venec. Lase je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-30

zakaj ii 81 re peti, kar Jill je bezalo nocoj crnih
III spodobnih mimo meme"
"Slovenska mladina manifestira nocoj "a uni
verzo. Petrin DO govOril, doktor Perrin"
"Doktor Petrin!' je zavzdihnil Poljanec in
sc je zagledal v mrak. "Hvala ~prijatelj, in ne "a
meri, &c sem ii delal sramoto.'
Sci JIG dale, nagnil je glavo in nj videl wee
mikogar. eSl je in Sci, nj videl poti, in vendar je
prisel natanko pred tisto hSo, kamor mu je bilo
ukazalo srce. Okno je bilo zagrnjeno.
"Seveda ie treba, da ie okno zagrnjenol" jc
pomislil Stefan. "Petrin sc pripravlja ma govor,
hodi po izbi z velikimi koraki, iztega roko, oGi mu
zare, in tam ma zofi, pred tisto malo mizico, tam
sedi - kdorkoli."
Iamahnil je in SC je Okrenil in je Sci.
"Zakaj hi sc tudi JAZZ nc navdusevalY Sal
sem narodnjakr'
Dvorana JIG bila re polna tudi ma galeriji so
bill ljudje. KolikOr bolj crno so bill obleGeni, to-
hko blizje so bill odru i'm tisti, XII so stall ma odru,
so bill popolnoma crni. Stefan Poljanec je ostal
"a durmi. Sumclo je in SuStelo, vesela zadovolj-
most jc sijala IL obrazov. Poljancu sc je zdelo, da
je Nelika noe. eSle ccz dolgo casa JIG cudoma opa-
I'll, da stoji sredi odra dolg clovek z dolgim no
som in dolgimi kodri, maha z rokami, grdo gleda
in govori.
"PriGelo Sc iel' je pomislil Stefan Polianec
iii je poslusal. Toda dolgi clovek je nenadoma