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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
NEVER NOTICED 1T

mo sir, I've never noticed IL.
or course, all the little girls
around here seem to flock my
way. but Susie no more than the
rest. 1 guess they all want to
be grown up, or something"
WELL" i wanted to know.
"What are we going to do about
II? I suppose you know that
she's planning on asking you TO
her party this weekend. We
talked her into asking Ann, so
you wouldn't he too bored to
death"
Thanks for that, sir. Say,
that gives me an idea. think
i know how to nip this whole
thing right In the bud, before IL
gets too serious"
II don't want you to hurt her
feelings, Tom. You know how
IL Is"
I'm sure I don't want to,
either. You just leave 1t up to
me-"
So I left il, up TO him, but you
can bet I worried overtime Until
the night of the party. Tom
arrived a little later than the
others, which must have nettled
Susie. because she jumped like a
scared jackrabbit every time the
doorbell rang, as if she were wait
ing just for him.
Ann was with Tom, and II was
the first time / had SeenEthe girl,
although L had heard that she and
Tom were what the columnists
called that way" about each
other. She was a very pretty
blonde, and 1 certainly admired
Toms taste.
Susie took Toms coat, like the
polite little hostess her mother had
'painstakingly been instructing her
to be, and surprised me by not
even gloWering as she took AIMS
hat. That must have taken a good
deal of self-eontrol. Then she led
the two of them over.
Daddy and mother she said.
I'D like you TO meet Tom Den
ham and Ann Terrence"
"How do you do, TOm," I
greeted him. Everything going
well with yOu?"
/ glanced significantly at Susie.
ooh, yes sir. Just fine" And
he turned to mother. "Miss Tor
renee is my fiancee, you know"
So that was it! He figured that
by showing Susie that he was
under lock and key, he could scare
her away.
''How wonderful" said mother.
"YOur fianceee ." Susie al
most swallowed her tongue.
"Yes, Susie, my fiancee. You've
heard me speak of her, haven't
you?" ..........
Susie stared at him blankly for
"a minute, then she turned slowly
and went back to the party inside.
Tom looked at me rather anxiously.
81 hope she won't take IL too
hard" he said.
"Don't worry" I treasured
him, trying 10 do the same for
myself at the same time. "She'li
forget all about II in a day or
two"
She did forget about il, too. Or
she almost did, at any rate. In
a couple of days she was talking
eagerly about some -curly-haired
tee#siff-ef one of her grit friends,
who. had asked her to go to his
school dance whole month in adj
vance!
But, as usual Susie managed to
get the last word in. 1 got a
laugh out of a telephone CONVEX
sation she had a few days later
with some other girl. Apparently
the other girl had asked about
.L'Affaire Denham.
"Oh, that" laughed Susie,
That's all gone and forgotten,
Sybil. He was just like all other
men. The minute l let him out
Of my sight, some scheming
woman got a-hold of him."
THE END.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

and mother looked at me, and we
both smiled.
But l must confess was puz-
lied. Just what new stage Susie
was passing through, | didn't
know. She had never acted like
this before. / had already come
10 the conclusion that Susie was
in the process of hiding one of her
well-known secrets. Little girls
always seem 10 be in the throes OF
big secrets, but my daughter can
keep hers all TO herself like no
other little girl l have ever met.
IL Just never pays 10 try 10 worm
it-etit of ifer=In her own sweet
time she'll spring ii, but not be-
fore.
With att of that, ] was hardly
prepared for what was yet 10
Mother" Susie began, that
night. don't you think that the
popular girl Is the one who gives
parties and invites her friends
up TO her house once in n
white >"
That does help, dear" mother
replied. while / racked my brain
trying TO remember whether
Susie had been reading any
Advice TO the Loyelorn columns
lately.
Then can i have n party, and
invite some of my friends ?"
Mother smiled.
81 think that could be
arranged, dear, II you don't ask
too many people. Taking care Of
all that crowd of friends you
have would be pretty hard, I'm
afraid"
20, I'd only ask a few, mother.
May 1 please ."
II suppose so, dear. I'll talk
ii over with you later. Just
whom were you planning on In
viting?"
well, n few of the girls I
play tennis with. And some
boys, of course. And i thought
I'D like TO ask Tom Denham,
too"
tom Denhamm I calculated.
what would a fellow like Den
ham want to come to kid
party like that fore"
"Oh, daddy Ii isn't a-kid
party, and Tom -Denham is
very good friend of mine
The Tom Denham in question
TO play. tennis at the
where Susie played. One of
those tall, dark, wavy-haired boys
who look as though they could be
a Hollywood star with just little
more "oomph" around the jaw.
But Tom was %, and what in the
world would he do at party like
that p -
/ couldn't for the life OF me
figure il out, unless. No, !
told myself, Susie couldn't have a
crush on him. She was too sensi-
bic kid for that, I told myself!
A lot / knew,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
WOULDN'T HAVE FUN

For the next tire days, all we
heard from Susie was Tom Den.
ham. According to her. Tom Den
ham was wonderful. Tom Denham
was marvellous. Tom Denham was
simply divine. And she stuck to
her guns about inviting him to her
party.
But SUSAN, Tom wouldn't
have any fun In a crowd of boys
and girls so much younger than
himself" her mother tried to
make her understand. Perhaps
II you invited an older girl
Does Tom still go out with Ann
Terrence, dear ?"--
Susie fairly glowered at the
sound of the name.
Eyes, he still goes out with
her, but :"
"Now don't be silly. Susan.
If you want to invite Tom,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

Mondays short story. "He
Got the Point" by George Dixon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08

mo sir, I've never noticed 1t.
or course, all the little girls
around here seem to flock my
way, but Susie no more than the
rest. 1 guess they all want TO
be grown up, or something"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
A Hopeful Sign

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
Sh0gI Story
Trouble With Susie

you'll have TO invite Ann along,
too"
"Oh mother! Why must /?
She never invites me to go aleng
when she has a date with Tom.
Why should invite her, then: >"
That seemed to solve the whole
problem, so far as Susie was con-
cerned. But mother had another
viewpoint.
I'm sorry, dear, hut that's
final. Either you invite Ann,
or you can't ask Tom. Now
let's be sensible for a change"
ooh, all right, II that's the
only way to do IL. But l warn
you. there's going 10 be trouble"
Trouble? She wouldn't tell us
what kind of trouble.
Never YOU mind, you'll find
out.
That's all. Secrets again, they
were Citing on my nerves. Just
when you solve one, along bounces
another! 60 y
Frankly, didn't know what Il
do. But l figured that Tom was
in this as deeply as l was, so the
next morning / got him on the
phone, and explained the whole
situation him. He seemed sur.
prised, l must admit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-08
BY WILLIAM A. LEvINsoN


MY DAUGHTER Susie was on
AVA dict. She announced
tremendously al dinner one night
q A girl must keep her figure,
YOU know" she declared, tossing
her brown hair lightly dent
think I'll he eating breakfast
for a couple Of weeks"
was on the point OF asking hcl
who was the new boy friend fol
whom she was willing 20 sacrifice
her prodigious appetite 10 gain his
favoring glanccS. But ! caught
the warning froNn mother threw
IN my direction and l reirained.
Don't worry about her and
her diet" mother told me later.
They all try IL out at her age.
II did. myself"
'sYeS." counteresE hut she's
got TO eat. With her appetite,
that girl will starse on a diet"
shell eat twice as much for
lunch and supper, don't you
WORRY" ','''''.'r' c
Twas forced ~ ccnceae that
point. I never saw a woman 80,
who could 70 on a diet and stay
there. unless there was company
around and she was trying 10 show
off! Already Susie was showing
signs of becoming a pretty fair
1y,11,y,g1f v,,1v,f ~ tho Nre cvaf.iac pf l1nr
sex, because, true TO mothers pre-
diction, she didn't lose any Vita
minis. She did gain Tot of sleep,
however.
IT'S GOOD AS NEW
One morning we came down TO
breakfast early, though. and there
was Susie, already in the kitchen.
This in itself aroused my normally
dormant suspicious. Usually we
had a tough time getting her
awake in time for school. But now
she was up ahead of the entire
, family, and what's more, she was
busily engaged in laundering her
tennis suit.
whatever are you doing,
DEAR" her mother asked her.
Ironing this playsuit, so can
wear IL for tennis, after school"
why don't you wear your old
onee It's as good as new"
Susie stopped struggling with
the iron for a second, and placed
ii back on It's stand.
"Oh. that old thing" she pro-
tested. A girl should always
look her best, shouldn't she,
MOTHER"
"All right. dear. DO what
ever you think Is hest" Mother
knew as well as i that there was
little use in arguing with Susie.
Put a bee in that kids bonnet,
and it's there for good.
But" l said. 81 thought yen
were going TO the beach with
those friends of yours who
phoned yesterday"
Susie gave me a queer leek.
"0h daddy" she said airily,
81 don't want TO go TO the beach
with them. They're so juvenile"
She picked up her iron and went
back TO work.
Coming from a kid her age thai
just about floored me.
sfWhat do you mean, juve-
nilee" / demanded. ~ after all,
you're not 80 terrifically grown
up yourself, you knew"
'Wefl. daddy, I'm almost, IL,
aren't 10"
YOU'LL NEVER UNDERSTAND
'Hmmm," I considered this
momentous discovery. Lets
zee, In about four months you'll
be IL, II that's what you mean"
Susie just shrugged her Shout
ders at that. a.. "a ,.'
"0h dear" she sighed, IL
guess you'll never understand"
And she packed the iron away
picked up her playsuit, and lef
the room. / looked at mother
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
PokousaI psa.

V Chicago casopis "Narod''
pfinesl zajfmavou zpravu toho-
to znen1:
V novinaTskych kruzich jest
dObre znama anekdota O mia
dem reporteru, ktery napsal
dlouhou zpravu, re jisteho OBJ
cana pokousal pes. Sefredak-
tor il seSkrtal Ia kratickou To-
kalku S poznamkou, re to neni
zadna novinka. Ale podotknul
pri tom, re by bylo necim zho-
la novym, CO by zasluhovalo
zpravu ma prvnf STRANGE listu,
kdyby nektery clovek pokou-
sal PISA.
Vcera Sc neco podobneho sta
10 a west O tom skutecne take
nasla cestu ma prvnl stranku
jednoho z chicagskych denni-
XII. Eugene Calender z &. 18
ma sew. oyne ave. dostal spicla,
ktery Sc neumel sluSne chovat.
Ackoli no novy mattel vykou-
pal, dial mu dobry domov a dial
mu nazrat, co srdce racilo, pes
Sc pc mem ohnal a kousnul no
do ruky, kdyz no chtel pohla-
dit. Calendera to- tax dopali-
10, re wal ocas ps1ka mezi zu-
by a poradne je stisknul. Mily
Spiel WI bolest1, ale wal 81 lex
ci k srdci a sveho pana 81 do
konce tax zamiloval, re sc cd
neho ami nehnul. Nestastnou
nahodou Sc O pr1pade dozvede-
la kterasi stara parma a poda-
la ma Calendra ornament spo-
lecnosti prot tyran1 zv1rat re
Sc svym psem spatne zachazf.
Prisel Sc 0 tom pTesvedcit tired
mix spolecnosti L. G.. Kruger,
ale kdyz slysel, co Sc vlastne
stale, a kdyz Sc presvedcil, jak
zv1fe nyn1 Ike svemu panu Inc,
dial Calenderovi docela "a prav
du, re pes potreboval poradne
lekce jake soil, ably Sc jeho
drava povaha zmenila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Osmnactilety pachatel Dr.
nsnske vrazdy odsouzen
ma STI1ft.

Pred zvlastnlm soudem u ne
meckeho zemskeho soudu v
Brne bylo zahajeno pTelfceni s
18letym studentem Janem SUI
chankem z Brna, protektorat-
MIN pr1slusn1kem ceske narod-
nosti ktery %. dubna zavrazdil
.70letou majitelku obchodu 10
sefinu Schmeiderovou V jej1m
obchode ma Namest1 Adolfa
Hitlera, kterou ubodal dykou.
|Suchanek byl pc GNU zatcen
a "a diva dny soudnl senat roz-
hodoval O jeho vine. Podrob-
nym vyslechem pri pfellcenl
zjistil pTedseda okolnosti, "a
kterych obzalovany svGj Gin
proved. Suchanek byl zakem
VIII. tr1dy realneho gymnasia v
Brine a jeste den pred vrazdou
odevzdal pisemnou praci ma
turitnf Destiny. Gin proved z
|touhy pc .penez1ch. Rozsudek
senatniho soudu byl, re Sucha-
mex byl uznan vinnym re zloci-
nu zabitf a clocinu pokusu lou
pezne vrazdy a byl odsouzen
ma smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
RHINE.

- Mnoho otrav houbami
hlaseno z okupovane Francie
a zarOven bylo oZnameno, re
We 48 hodinach zemrelo ma tu-
to otravu 20 osob.
Poz1vanl hub rozSirilo sc le-
tos pc cele Francii nasledkem
dsilf, ably Ike skrovnemu potra-
vinovemu pT1delu Tide NELL je-
ste n6jakou dodatecnou potra-
WI. Ony otravy sc pTic1taji je-
dovatym houbam.
= Kanadsky zemedelsky de-
partment zahajil agitaci Ia L.
celem zvysenf produkce vajec
pod heslem "Kazda slepice 70
dive vejce vice roku 1922. Far
marGm jsou rozes1lany poucn6
navody o chovu slepic, ably by
la docilena vets1 nosnost vajec
k zasobovanf Velke Britanie.
Letosnfho roku bylo jiz posla-
no $4,000 beden vajec a dali
SIGH 100000 beden bylo jiz "a
placeno a Dude v kratkosti o.
deslano. Uhrnny export do Vel
Ike Britanie Dude koncem pod
zimku obnaseti 185,54O,O 900
vajec a v prfst1ch dewitt mesf-
cfch Dude zapotTebf %paterona-
sobneho mnozstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
StaTenka Sc blizi stovce, nesta'
rala Sc nikdy O CHI.

V Charleston, ILL.,, Phoebe
Bodwell, ktera sc blizf 100. 70.
ku veku sveho, prohlasila, re
"a svGj vysoky vek dekuje to-
mu, re Sc vzdy starala jenom G
sve vlastni zalezitosti a neplet-
la sc nikdy do ciz1ch.
Vzdor svemu vysokemu veku
je stale jeste ella a pc mnoho
poslednfch rokG nikdy vazn6
nezastonala. Niue take stale
jeste vykonavati domacl pra-
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
AZ kradezi svadleny.

V Praze 34leta j. Novakova
byla zatcena pro mnozstvl kra-
def. Kradeze pachala tim zpd
sobem, re predst1rala, re ie z
venkova a re nema penez.
Kdyz il nekdo poskytl pristresi
odmenila sc mu vykraden1m
bytu. Celkem vykradla AZ by
til a zpIsobila skodu 10000 K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29

Tri male ditky prisly O zivot
pFi pozaru rodinneho obydll v
predmestf Manayunik. Phila-
delphia, Pa. Jsou to- sestileta
Virginia Magyova, jej1 dvoule-
ia sestTicka Adeline a ctyrlety
bratf1cek Robert. Pozar vypu-
kl, kdyz matka Katherine Ma
gy cistila dunn " prvnim patre.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Mlynar 81 zoufal.

Ma TTebonsku velmi znamy
MATTEL mlyna, 56lety Josef jim
dra re Svateho Vita u TTebone,
byl nalezen We SVEN mlyne o.
beseny. Zoufal 81 S omrzelosti
zivota. Mlyn, ktery je moder-
ne zar1zen, Dude pravdepodob-
ne prodan v drazbe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Nalezen $ probodenym srdcem.

V Prostejove v ulici Lazare-
lty nalezli 67leteho soukromn1-
ka A. Sychru s probodenym
srdcem a nekolika ranami ma
tele. Policie zjistila, re spachal
lsebevrazdu v navalu zadumci-
Ivosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29

tasit mec ma obranu demokra-
Gle, svobody a lidskosti."
Hudebn1 cast poTadu obsta-
ralo vedle orchestra peveck6
okteto "Odboj" "a Tizeni Kar-
la Leitnera a obl1bena pevkyne
Ida Brodenova.
Krajane svou obrovskou L.
castf dokazali, re pevne stoji
"a myslenkami, ktere vyjadTili
guverner Edison a vyslanec
Hurban.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29

Lupici vnikli do kostela sv.
Rity v Chicago a odnesli 200
liber tezkou pokladnu, We KITE
re bylo $45 a mimo to wall ne
kolik pokladnicek, We kterych
bylo $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29

"Presidentovy mirove Gle
byly vyhlaseny z conference
ia Atlantiku. Kazde uchyleni
Sc cd smsru, ktereho sc " po-
slednich dvou letech drzel, by
mas bylo rychle strhlo do valky.
Kazda jina politika by totiz by
la vedla Anglii do zahuby a my
bychom zde byli davno stall sa-
mi tvari " tvar totalitnim tyra-
mum.
S prostou a neokazalou, a
proto tim obdivuhodnejsi Cd
|vahou zachovaval president MI
|cenf kraceje pevnou nohou pc
ceste k miru. Jeho ~nepTatele,
kratkozracl isolacionisti, mu
|spflali nestoudnym kTikem, re
vede Ameriku do valky. Ne
chal je mluvit, nechal je kricet.
Ale nyn1 jeho ciny znej1 jake
HAS polnice. Narod ted vidl a
vi, re Sc jeho president ub1ral
pc jedine NONE ceste k m1ru,
pc nfz mohl kracet. Prejme ST
miru zalozeneho ma spravedl-
nosti, ktera je zarukou svobo-
dy ma podklade takoveho mlru
a prinasl vsemu lidstvu ma sve-
lite volnost a utesenejsi zivot. 4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29

die k tomu. kolik mes1cG nebC
let budeme nuceni bojovati.'
Dodal: "Nem1ze ami nejsfle
nejsimu Hitlerovci napadnouti
re n6mecka armada NIUE zdr
It'll Anglii, Rusko a Spojent
Staty."
Tri Why bombometnych le
tounG, provazenych sty stiha
eek, znicily zeleznicnf trait ko
lem St. Omer a Bethune w
Francii a zpGsobily zkazu ma
letem ma oceanu v Ijmuiden
Holandsku, ktera je T1zen$
N6mci, jak oznamilo minister
stvo l%etectva.
V samostatnych operac1cl
anglick6 stihacky vyhodily de
pov6tTf jeden nemecky torpe
dovy clun a svadely cetn6 bitvy
S n6meckymi stfhackami.
Ia dine bylo ztraceno IA an
glickych stihacek a ztrata je
dine n6mecke stihacky byls
definitivne ~zjistena. Mike
mraky vsak znemoznily overi
ii zpravy o znicenf dalslch ne
meckych aeroplanG.
V Ijmuiden byly spousten!
bomby ma ocelarnu, valcovna
slevarna byly z~asazeny a ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-29
Csl. vojenska mise v Sudbury

Csl. vojenska mise " Sudbury.
Koncem minul6ho tydne csl.
vojenska mise Sc 1castnila
schGze, kterou poTadala Csl.
narodn1 sdruzeni Slovenskem
narodnfm dome Sudbury. O.
cast byla obrovska.. Pfedseda
odbocky Stefan Kurpas zahajil
schulz. Mala Mikolosova po-
dala hostum kytici a uvftala je
p6knym proslovem. Ma to pro-
mluvil velitel mise pix. G. Hut
mix, pax podplukovn1k letectva
Jan Ambrus a pc mem npor.
Rudolf Nekola.
Proslovy vsech byly vyslech-
nuty s napjetfm. Sin vzdy zti-
CHA a oci vsech sledovaly kaz-
dy pohyb pTednasejiciho. Ami
jedine slovo nikomu neuniklo a
obcas bOurlivy potlesk potvrzo-
val, jak nasi vojaci hovoff z
duSe vsem.
Cechoslovaci pc celem svet6,
zvlaste pax Americe a v Ka-
made, nablzejf Verne a odhod-
lane sve silly, ably s ceskosloven
skou armadou sli proti Hitlero-
vi. Schopnf muzi prichazeji a
pfihlasuj1 Sc do csl. vojska. ia
ko V jinych mfstech, kde byla
uZ csl. vojenska mise, tax i v
lSudbury ceSkOSlOVenSti muzO-
I've Sc chystajf do zbrane. Now
a nov1 Sc prihlasujf. Jedni tax
chi llstky, dopisy, JIM vystTi-
huj1 z Move vlasti prihfasku,
vyplnujf il a zasflajf ma cs. kon
sulat V Montrealu, 144O st. Ca
tharine ST., JIM pfichazejf do
'ICsl. narodn1ho sdruzen1 a tam
Sc pfihlasuj1. V mfstech, kde
pax csl. vojenska mise kona
navstevu a prednaSf, tam csl.
muzove, kteTf vedi, oc jde v te-
to valce, jsou znall pravdy a
prava, pfichazej1 primo k Gle
nun csl. vojenske mise a u nj
podavaji svou pTihlasku.
CeShOSIOVenSka kanada pO-
vstava a podava ruku svym
bratrGm, kter1 We zbrani tam
We Velke Britanii cekajf ma roz
kaz. Ceskoslovenska Kanada
lie v6rna myslence jednoty. Mu
zove jdou S ceskoslovenskou ar
madou haiti nejen sve drahe
donna, ale i tn V Kanade jdou
!, hajiti vsechny svobodymilovne
llidi pc celem svete.
Zajem o csl. vojenskou misi
III V Sudbury, tax jake jinde, je
tak veliky, re clenove mise mu-
-sili usporadati druhou schulz y
lSlovensk6m narodnfm dome V
Sudbury. Ma t6to schulz pre-
| cetn1 krajane, jake ma prvni
schGzi, podavali primo clenGm
, mise sve prihlasky a vstupuj1
do csl. armady.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11
BROJ 81. NO. 81.

pri zavrsenoj zabavi. u najboljem redu Sc pri-
vede kraju ova zabava koja je tra jaa do po-
sic ponoc
Pri zakljuGku zeimo da odamo zasluznu
pohvalu drugovima i drugaricama Ogranka i
kluba Radnicke Borbe Detroit. Istina je da je
Ogranak Detroit dobio veliku pomoc cd svh
mesnh subdivizija SIP Detgoitu, takvu ko-
operaciju kakvu pre- nigde ne primetismo koja
je sve prsutne zadivila, ali Ogranak Detroit
je morao da sve planira da sa swim ogromnim
poslom rukovodi. Videli smo te drugove dru-
garice skoro cd pocetka do kr&ia kako neu-
morno rade. vdesmo in kako odahnuse po-
nedeljak ponoci kada behu osigurani da je
sve ispalo ma opste zadovoljstvo prisutnih.
Oni 6e biti umorni ali &c uzivat slatkom Sc
canju da su nam dali nasu najuspesniju 80.
konvenciju. Ushicenje koje smo sv mi dobiIi
jeste nezmerno. Nema lepseg rada cd on0ga
koji Sc krunise sa odicnm uspehom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11

otkliven Don Ignatie hrabro skzava dole niz estvce
dodruje zemlju i "He IT, paze, moi mac" don
Ignjatic Lojola ia Don Alonzo brat Done karmen"
veil jedan cd kavaljera "Gotov da ii dadem zado-
voljstinu odgovara kapean Tako mi creva ST.
Queaets duelima Don njatija bese kao sa nego-
vim sastancma pre- sto jedan b dobro zavrsen dru
gi b zapoceo Odjednom balkonu poav covek koga
vidoh da udje kucu. ukratko, muz Don Herkul Luga
Il rukama drzase okrvavljen mac. Nagnje prema uc
uzvk,je "Prijatelji zeni je ucnjeno po pravdi Sad
ostaje da ucin po pravd njenom saucesniku Drzte
ga ia delazim doe!"
- Sirota zena! - veil Kristijan. Smrt, kooi on
beSe uzrok, da uzasnu razvratnika.
Mega? Vraga Da ga uzasava takva sitnca? su-
dite sani trenuku kad doznaje smrti svoe lubav-
nice prima mac il ruku Don Aonza, koji ga od,ze
cd Njegovm vrhom Don 1gnjatje ubada vrh svo-
cpele bez treptaja ocu savia OSTRICH. da Sc "a
dovoljio nenom kovu. To pokazuje koliko ga upasi
smrt njegove gospodske ljubavnice Muz Don Herk iz
lazi kuce, stupa prema gospodaru veil mu don
Ignatije primh e kod svog ognista kao svog priate
liza; odvede mou suprugu stranputicu; zocnac ST.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-11

nedostojan vestva!" A sta miss brate, da Kapetan
Looa odgovor to? Ako mozes da rogodis voljno Gu
umret cd zedi Ali ne; bogina ma pogrebna nagadja-
nja Men je nilije da pijem, da rijem dok mi djo
nov whom oznoje!
Produzi, Jozefine; produM sa svojom prcom.
Don Herkule - odgovara Don Ignjatije otmeno
vodec Karmen sranputicu, odvedoh stran
puticu tvou zenu,* nego TEX zenu kao ma kou drugu
Optuzujuci zocinstvo, ii tredjas. Ia takvu
vrcdu skupo ces plats smesta Ubicu tie pseto
shvati Ii to? Mozes Ii da pgedstavis odvratnije
prepredenjastvo? - upita Krstijan Gospodna Jovana
Kakvog Ii licemernog razlikovana Razvratnik zavede
jednu nesretnu zenu, ali suprugu svoga priiatelja
tex zenu kao zenu! Pravedn Boze, kakvo prepredeno
cepidacenje, to dok les zrtve jos bese vruc!
- To e doista covek kako mi ga opisase ponovi
COST zamiseno. - Sto sad doznajem, me e otkrce.
- O ishodu duela ne mogase bit sumne - nastavi
Franc-Taupin Kapetan Lojoa uzvase reputaciju maj
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