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Evening star., 1939-10-29
4 Short Story Complete in This Issue

" HE moon looked down, silver disc, on
the Festival of Pardons; hot red faces
- whirling in the dance, the Powered petit
coats swirling Linda Kosiuzko did not dance.
She sat looking on her hands demurely folded
on her floral apron. She was matron now.
Serge, her husband, was dancing with Brata,
the black-eyed girl from the next village.
Linda knew all about Serge and Brata, but
there was nothing to be done about it. A man
does not put on the white trousers and en-
broidered jacket of the festival to 90 dancing
with his own wife. Not man like Serge
What can't be cured must be endured
Linda could see her tall sons standing in
the doorway. Each new child, she had hoped,
would be the little daughter of her heart,
someone to be her stay and comfort in old
age. When she had seen each of her dark
lowering infants, she had been glad, after all,
that they were men-children. 1t would be hard
to find husband for girl with that lowering
look. Though the eldest was but thirteen, he
looked already a man, and he did mans
work. He had been born before Linda was
eighteen, when she came as bride to the
Tatra from Danzig.
Lone is sweet when Lore is ne,V;
Take the roses that are bloving;;
Soon there falls the Twilight deV.
The old familiar song filled the air, and her
eyes filled with tears. Once she had sung that
song herself. Once, long ago, she had sung
very sweetly. Her old master in Danzig had
thought lot of her voice. He had prophesied
concert career for her. 1t might have come
off if she had not met Serge The gold and the
white of her and her soft blue eyes had en-
Evening star., 1939-10-29

but. of course, he wouldn't.
Then someone said, Linda Kosiuzko! Do
believe my eyes,"
She could not believe hers She laughed and
cried, holding on to both his hands, 1t was the
old master from Danzig, and he had not for
gotten her. He had come to the Pardon
Festival with party from the Manor.
He sat down beside her why do you not
dance?" he teased her.
Il have now big sons"
1T is good to have big sons, but it is not
good not to dance. And what of the singing?"
Il do not sing now" she said sadly.
You do not sing? What is this nonsense?
You shall sing for us now. It is one of the
reasons was glad to visit my friends here
said to myself, I shall see the little Linda
again, hear that wild-bird' 8 voice."
He stood up, clapped his hands. The dane
ers stood still, the fddles were silent
What is this hear? Does no one know
there is a singer amongst you who might have
had a great career, with the world at her feet,
instead of which she chose the Tatra - and
her own home - and love-" He smiled at
Linda, still holding her hand Tell the fddles
to play for you softly, Linda
She was astonished at the strength and
purity of her own voice, filling the hot, dusty
air of the dance hall. She sang the old folk
song they had so recently been dancing to,
because it was known to them all:
Lone is sweet when lore is new;
Take the roses that are bloscing;
Soon will fall the twiligM deV.
Did Serge remember? o beauty that he had
given her to keep in her heart for always! For
a woman there is but one man
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WANTED By clean. sober. elderly man.
pArtly furnished housekeeping
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South i4th and Division. Have
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YOUNG Jersey COW. p. 3. Smith,
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FOR SALE-Six weeks old pigs. DOW.
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Inns school corner
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RELIABLE colored woman wishes
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~ LILLY NHH' $3.50. MA 3344

TRUCK DRIVERS. get your block
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FINE Guernsey-Jersey; first calf
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SLAB, $3.50 BIG LOAD
BUY your winters supply.
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FIVE ROOM FLAT. newly decorated:
conveniently located. Inquire A.
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COMPETENT young woman wants
homework, 30c hour and earfare.
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WOMAN wants from to Q hours
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81 day. Vicinity cath and Park ave.
Garland 505s.
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GENERAL HOUSEWoRK by hour. 25c
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GE Cn No forest wood; alder.
% ~ $3.50. O g., $3.50: tie slabs.
&5 Garland 527O
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CAN manage OF do any kind Of res
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6865
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SIX ROOM modern house. basement
and furnace. SIT No. j. Phone
Main 104e.
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FOR SALE one very good Guernsey
COW. fresh. G. o. Rainwater. East
Airport road. McChord Field.
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Wanted to Rent

Five ROOM midern furnished house.
Carver school district. BIZ. 1919.
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sIx-RooM bungalow. modern: piano.
fireplace; garage; adults. 22s 80.
10th st.
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-FOUR ROOM house. partly furnished.
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PTTCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
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ORDER YOUR WOOD COAL, FUEL OIL - TO-DAY
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UPLAND EDGINGS
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Immediate delivery heavy plsner
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units. s6 PACIFIC MUTUAL
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car See US first.
NORTHERN FINANCE co.
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FOUR large rooms and bath, four
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DRY green upland block and slab,
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20 sIx-wEEKs old pigs from two
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INQUISITIVE SAL

are frequenting the place quite
often: Strange how peoples
ideas change. Cupid seems to
have hit that party on West Cen
trail Ave. so hard that he doesn't
know whether he's coming or 60
ing. What Minneapolis boy is
robbing the cradle these days +?
Let's hope the cradle doesn't fall.
GENE CARTER has just re-
turned from Cleveland Ohio after
short visit with relatives. .
By the way, who's MARY TUR-
NER GREEN'S new flame? .
FRED SHUCK, OLLIE LEWIS
and FOSTER BROWN were SOLO
ing last Sunday in Minneapolis.
Tor weren't they?) -. Who's tops
on ANNETTE NATIONS list
these days? (Well you don't say
=. AS old flame is chasing after
E. these days. (Ain't it grand to
be changeable? y -.
The Kappa-omega game last
Saturday night at the Wheatley
House drew quite a crowd. The
Kappas won after an exciting
game. Among the spectators
were: WARREN GRISSOM and
LOIS SUTTON, FLORENCE
WARD, PAT GILBERT, DORO-
THEA HARRIS and LOUIS MA
SON. .. DICK DOBSON and
JEWELL MANN were there still
looking misty-eyed. BEE
SHUCK and SAM REED were
seen fitting here and there having
a ball. SONNY BERRY did
some good playing in the game.
(Yes, Thelma S. was on the side
lines cheering him on to victory
The EDWIN SALTERS were
both at the game. led. was hav-
ing too fine time roofing for the
Kappas.) Who was HARRY
MAYES so attentive to? 80.
COMING LAUGH OF THE
TWIN CITIES: Did you hear the
Council out at the U. is planning
on putting on a male follies soon
(The chorines will be real boys at
tired in attractive feminine cos
tumes.) 'Tis said the boys are
quite excited over the prospective
of showing their figures on the
stage. One of our popular bari
tones of st. Paul will play the part
of female lyric soprano. Now if
this follies idea really goes through
I'm sure that it will draw quite a
crowd. I've heard a number Of
girls (and fellows, too) say that
they're getting their reservation in
early so that they'll be sure to get
a good seat.
Well, folks, I'll have TO be hurry
ing along, but I'll be looking your
way again next week.
Your Pal,
SAL.
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Hello Everybody:

Hello Everybody:
This week as soon as we get
over the terrors of the Ides Of
March we then have to don our
new green neckties, and then hunt
up the old Irish ditties to sing
around the piano. In fact, who can
deny that it's very exciting week.
SIR NORMAN Light has been
humming "Mother McCrea" for
days. Probably that homesick look
is caused by the thought of his own
mother so far away. There's .
very alluring perfume one of our
exclusive stores is putting out just
for st. Patrick's frolics called eve
ming in Ireland" We advise all to
try it; they say it is very exotic
and has great charms over the OPP
posite sex. Oh! hum!
Chit Chat Hot from the Griddle:
What well known couple has def
nitely decided to stay apart and is
planning to tell it to the judge
soon? -. Is that rumor true that
G. D. and S. of st. Paul are en-
gagged and expect to marry soon {?
Ut wasn't told to me, l only
heard.) JIMMY CARTER
seems to be making tracks for st.
Paul these days. my, how very
Interestingly
Did you know: EVA LEE is in
the hospital at present recuperat-
ing from an appendicitis opera
ton? :. . LONNIE MASON and
OCTAVIA MOORE are planning to
become one soon? . The BERT
LEWIS and PAT SCHOFIELD'S
are both moving into those cute
Sumner Apis. E. What st. Paul
matron announced so proudly at
her last bridge club meeting that
her house is being completely re-
modelled and refurnished? I Won
der why she strives to put on so
when everyone knows that the fur
niture company has just removed
all her furniture and that's where
the refurnishing comes in. .
What Minneapolis Mite Spot is be-
ing popularized quite a bit these
days? Don't be shocked if you
walk in and see your grandpop
there cause some of Minneapolis
and St. Paul supposed to be elites
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17

time; to T. A. for his aggressive
launching of a new career.
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AWAY You have nothing
by encouraging him boys they appreciate
lower yourself in the opinion Of little
respectable friends NJ s.: planning going
s. L. F. Nothing / undertake business myself
to do here is be my lucky
such luck upon Is colors?
there underground work? An You quite ready
Please advise always your
column the minute the paper Keep sailing away little
is delivered to me? money every week and learning
Ans: According the teach about The
of AstrOOgy look time not quite ripe for
for decided improvement all make this
affairs around the middle of H. husband
give
enemies who trying opportunities life
Most hard deprived However
traced the that belongs
would rather brood another either
fortunes rather than take religious faith
overcome them. parents will feel bad
My you suggest about the
stay away our house. Shall matter?
apologize to him? He told The important
he loved and he has kissed good that realize
day. but he skipped the necessity bringing your
What wrong with him? Christians
Ans He had guilty sensible thing
science Being married husband
the father of baby suddenly and bring children
dawned him that he act other
ing the jackass belongs
shouldn't lead him will This
only lead into peck Of with will
trouble If you must be kissed all closer together.
NOTE: analysed column
when include clipping this column and full
birth date and correct address letter Private
Reply send only 25c and stamped envelope for latest
ASTRoLoGY READING covering birth date; also free
letter of advice Analysing three Questions problems
clearly and cOnne questions scope
logical reasoning.
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HATTIE SAYS:

HATTIE SAYS:
The reason why Minnehaha
Cleaners are getting lots of dresses
and suits to clean is plain enough.
-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17

training and actual practice to be-
come a physician and it's too much
to expect of any friends to hand
you a medical education on a silver
tray. Your only hope then is to
educate yourself and pay your own
way through school If you have
the courage and backbone to do II
your reward will be well
earned and a worthy one. You've
tackled a big job, Son. GOOD
LUCK TO YOU.
M. W.: What makes my husband
and 1 quarrel so bitterly?
Ans: Neither of you are salts
fed tucked away in this little biddy
town you now live in, therefore
recommend MOVING. The
change will solve your domestic
problem.
R. M. W.: Must l "tip out" on
my husband? Will conditions
change?
And: If you start clipping out
l am afraid you might have to
Stay Out. Your husband won't
put up with such fOOlishness long.
He is a mild man, but when he gets
mad don't mess with him, he's
DYNAMITE. Your home life will
improve immensely this year for
your husband will be offered a bet
ter job.
V. B.: Since he married this
other girl for spite he continues to
come to see me. 1 asked him not
to because l may get in trouble,
He says he won't let me get in
trouble, that he would die before
he would let it happen to me.
love him now and he loves me. We
never realized it before?
Ans: You never did, but he
knew it all the time. He asked
you to be his wife more than one
time, but you refused him point
blank because you thought he
wasn't good enough for you. It's
a pity it happened this way, but
your only choice now is to GO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1939-03-17

S. NJ let a friendly man that
was visiting with me have a lot
of money and did not take a note.
1 want to know if there is any way
| can get my money. He said that
he would pay me, but it has been
more than IL months and he
hasn't said a word about it. What
can l do?
Ans: 1 guess you we'll realize
without me telling you what a
"chump" you acted. Don't ever let
anybody touch you for a loan
again." There is little you can do
now except to get together with
this man and have him arrange to
pay back this money in monthly in
stallments. AS long as you con-
tinue to say nothing about the
money, HE SURE WON'T BRING
UP THE SUBJECT. He thinks
you can get along without it, so
feed him a few hard luck stories,
if you have to make them up.
G. M. H.-Do you think it would
be wise to leave him? We can't
get along.
until you conveniently arrange to
keep one of your best friends away
from your home. Sometimes these
friends get a little too chummy
with ones own mate. 1t will mean
the breaking up of your friendship
but she asked for it.
x. x. X.-Dear Able: l think
you are. a smart guy. 1 mean a
smart guy. Yours truly, x. x. x.
Ans: Maybe so, Brother, .
but don't chase after MY
NEIGHBOR'S WIFE.
R. S. c.: Should l stay where
1 am and try to go to school and
make a Doctor? Will these people
help me to be a Doctor? What's
in life for me?
Ans: The medical profession is
not one that can be absorbed over
night, lad. 1t takes years of study,