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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

money was gone-and with it went love.
At the end of one quarrel Mussolini went
off to visit his father again. at Dovia He
was hailed as a great man All his fathers
anarchiste friends came TO listen TO him
curse, usual.
BY days he served them Socialistic doc
trine. But the nights he gave 90 softer pur-
suits. Rachele Guido. the barmad was now
a blooming girl of sixteen. She looked at
him. her heart in her glance, The inevitable
happened.
Shortly after the birth of a daughter,
Fdda Renito Mussolini the rising young So
cialist, moved Rachele Guido and his baby to
Milan. Then there were living in Milan three
women 10 whom Mussolini was closely bound;
Angelica, Irene and Rachele.
But events were edging UP 10 the eVpio-
sion Of August, 1914. Then 4 charge Car-e
over Mussohni At first he ragged against
the war. But certain gentlemen from France.
who had the spending Of certain private funds
of the government. came to see the fiery ed-
tor. He had, they knew. much influence with
the Italian people, Overnight Mussoitui
changed his views
From raging at the war. he favored II. He
urged his followers 10 join up. Much later
Irene Desler told the story Of those days:
1--WE had reached the depths of poverty"
she said, "Benito worked hard. but there was
never enough money. Then some gentlemen
came 10 him. After that he showed me
a large money. And when / asked him
why he had changed his ideas about the war
and where the money came from, he grew
very angry:
Women he roared, can never understand
politics! And by the way, my dear, ! think
We should now live in separate apartments
l need to be quite alone, these days"
She did move against her will and fear
fully. few days later carabinier Italian
policemen from Editor Mussolini's new friend
the Chief of Police, swooped down on poor
Irene Desler arrested her, took her and her
baby off TO prison
Il wrote my husband" she later explained
but the letter didn't seem to reach him He
never came TO rescue me-"
But finally, anonymously she was rescued
with order
Here is money and ticket. Leave Milan
Immediately and you are free. Otherwise"
With her sick child, Benito, she left Milan.
Mussolini, in the meantime, had been read out
Of the party, a traitor. Saddened. after
Irene and the many attacks upon him by his
colleagues, he went home to keep house with
Rachele Guido. his common law wife. She
didn't ask questions.
Yet amazingly enough, when later he Of
fered himself for the war, as Italy went in,
eleven women arrived at the War Office to
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lieved that they
were legally mar
ried. when Musso-
lini came TO power.
At any rate, a year
after their alliance.
the first son, Benito
Mussolini. named as
another son was to
be later named, was
born TO them. And,
in the year. the
fathers fame had
grown, as had his
success with ladies
around and about
Milan.
But success with
the ladies outside
the home is seldom
succ ess with the
lady in 81 e the
home. This was
true in the Desler-
Mussolini menage.
Quarrels came. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

were two wives. The question began to be
answered in cynical circles:
"Mussolini does not bring his family to
Rome because he has friend"
Then King Victor Emmanuel who knew
the true story. nterfered. l shall tell you
about that. later. But let me now tell the
story of the young Mussolini, a fugitive
from his military duty; exile in Switzer-
land. Something desperate and INSCRIPTIONS
was born in those days from his hungry
stomach and his outraged heart One day,
before fashionable restaurant he burst out.
Look at them eat the swine while go
hungry"
little later he met, at a Socialist gath
ering, pretty girl, secretary to a Lausanne
professor. Her name was Helene iii Fila.
Mussoln used TO call on her at night She
would cook him good supper comfort him,
admire him. tell him he was fated TO accom-
plish great things.
From the early Helene he passed TO a
firebrand of girl, challenge, a mystery,
and great woman, at least great in revou-
tionary circles. She was the gifted Russian
hunchback, Angelica Balabanoff. She spoke
to him, after one Of her meetings, asking him
who he was. He burst out:
II am nobody and there is no hope for me-"
She told him the Socialist Party had
helped young men as desperate as himself
With Angelica's help, he got started writing
and speaking for the Socialists He was
cursng the government publicly. till the Swiss
took notice and sent him to Jail, for various
short sentences But soon came good news.
King Victor Emmanuel had pardoned all who
had fled their military duty.
1t was safe, now. TO go home. He did,
to Dovia above Predappio. Alessandro Mus
solini, his father, had taken the buxom widow
Guido as his mistress and housekeeper Her
blond daughter, Rachele, tended bar at the
Mussoini inn. So son Benito sat with father
cursing religion, priests, the government. Then
little Rachele crossed herself, in hot alarm.
Young Mussolinis laugh rang out. Imagine
a girl so simple. Father spoke TO little Ra-
chele
Look out for that young man." he said
his kisses will bring no happiness to any
girl. He does not believe in marriage"
Marriage is flimflam cooked up by priests
to make slaves of men," declared young
Mussolini Marriage is a milestone about
the necks of men. No girl will ever fool me
into marriage"
So, jeering, Mussolini went back to Milan,
to meet love that gave him a bit of a
boost in life Her name was Irene Desler
and she was young widow. She lived in a
comfortable apartment. in a converted palace
She had just inherited ten thousand lire. This
then, was the equivalent of about $3.50 1t
seemed a million TO the worried young man.
So he and the widow set up housekeeping.
Many who looked later into the facts be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

in Italy. when Dictator Hitler was showing
Dictator Mussolini which was the stronger
man. So furiously, perhaps to forget, Mus
sClini gave himself up to his hidden love af-
fair. till at last it was hidden no longer. FL
nally bits of gossip drifted across tea tables
e. the furrier, Reder, on Via Sistna, was
making a white fox coveret for Marias bed.
And Mussolini, himself, had given Maria
charge accounts at all the best shops. Cos
sip grew till Edda Countess Ciano Musso-
lini's beloved daughter, implored her father:
Send the girl away, darling. If you must
have distractions. keep them out Of Rome"
But Mussolini did not send the girl away,
perhaps because she seemed to him a symbol
that he'Was not yet quite old For growing
old has been for him lifelong terror. strong
as thai other terror akin TO IT, This was the
fear lest, some careless day he the patron of
the family should be revealed TO his Italian
people as the loose lover the seducer Of young
girls, the man who once in his life, had lived
with two common law wives at once, in the
same city, Milan, at the same time.
Those two fears, of age and of discovery,
have been ghosts, through the years, to haunt
his unquiet moments.
This terror Of discovery first grew acute
when Mussolini had cast off his Socialist
faith and turned Fascist, become Dictator,
announced himself as the sponsor of old Ro-
man virtue and the eternal family. Then,
when first he came TO Rome. interested
ladies of society began TO ask:
HAS II Duce a wife? And family? And
will he not bring them to Rome and intro
duce them to us ?"
The new dictator quailed in his boots
There was a common law wife In fact, there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
BY
PRINCESS A. KARAPOW
~IGNOR BENITO MUSSOL1NI
of Italy, Sponsor of the Fam
- lily, Domestic Virtue and the

- lily, Domestic Virtue and the
Home, became father again, the other day
Row almost anybody who has seen the
smiling fare of II DUce as he posed stripped
TO the waist, Telling oak trees, or handing
out medals to mothers would say at once:
I'll Duce n father again? How proud he
mur' have recu."
This opinion would have been exactly right,
had the circumstances attendant upon the
birth Of Arnaldo Adolf Bento Hermann (the
infant been Of the sort a proud father, near
ing sixty, could have proclaimed to the world.
IT may be a lcctle oldcr than used TO
be. But yes sir. that's my baby. Pretty good
for an old soldier ell what? Have cigar
me-"
On this occa sion. however, even a strong
man dictator didn't feel like saying too much,
even, passing out any cigars And nobody,
in Italy could have persuaded him to pose. en-
famle with mother. baby Arnaldo and proud
papa. In fact the morning when tho birth
was announced TO him Bcnito seemed trifle
irrtatcd
His secretary brought the word . 1T is a
son EXccIon y, and child and mother are
both doing we'll"
II rucc froVncd Finally he repeated:
Mother son doing We'll
Fine Fine
But the old lit was absent, and the old
silvery oratory. The secretary fingered,
prompted:
1T is the custom to send gifts. and a
message.
Again the great man frowned.
Send her flowers he ordered, write,
many happy returns of the day No, don't
write that. Just add any message that seems
all appropriately
The secretary withdrew, And any Roman
familiar with the facts could have seen at
once that Signor Mussoln was angry,
fused, rebellious at the fact that his sixteen
year old mistress. Maria Ferroni, had just be-
come mother
Perhaps the gloomy man before the great
desk at the Palazzo Venezia thought back TO
the day, more than year before. when he
had first met this mother Of his latest child.
He had travelled up TO Brescia TO present
the Mussolini Medal for Maternity TO six
Italian mothers who had borne, each OF them,
twenty children.
How we'll he remembered his feelings that
morning. The sun had been warm kindly
The mothers had been worn, dumpy and dull
creatures Of low intelligence But he had 10
discard such repugnance, speedily. He had TO
brush up his most condescending smile grind
out his routine, yet fiery praise OF motherhood
and virtue, then take each mother by her
work stained hand and kiss IT, CALAMITY
Good mothers Of Brcsca salute YOU
Woman was made for maternity as man was
made for war"
From these Mother Hubbards then he
turned And looked And beheld what was
JOY to his eyes. For two ravshingly pretty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

SignOra
Rachele MusSo-
llni, His Fathers
Former Barmaid
and Mother of
His 5 "Official"
Children, Now
Takes Very Little
Part in Either
the Public or
Private Life of
ItaIy's Little
Caesar"
girls stood before
him. with bouquets
of roses and lilies.
They were Fran
cesca and M aria
Ferroni, the daugh-
ters Of Professor
Antonio Ferroni. a
north Italy m u C
master.
y u en- Mussol'ni
bent, ever so gall
l3ntly and beamed,
that d ar k, moody
m an. He ordered
that tn sc sisters
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-21
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until further notice from you.
Buy share in America. Start
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today.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17
HOLMES JR. COLLEGE

The members of the girls Physi-
cal Education Department Of
Holmes Junior College will present
a program ION Tuesday night. De-
cember Is, at 7:15 o'clock in the
college gymnasium, for the girls and
the lady faculty members.
The four physical education class
es, under the direction Of Miss
Martha T. Turner, have each been
divided into two parts, and have
assumed names for the groups that
will be used throughout the intra-
mural basketball season. Each num-
Der that will be given is original, will
not last over ten minutes, and will
include every member Of the group.
Immediately following the program,
a dance will be held for girls only,
and the old fashioned square dance
will be introduced on the Holmes
j. c.. campus.
The names of each group, their
captain, and the name of the exer-
else follows: "Shunks," Christine
Woods; Apes" Thelma Hudson,
'fApes' Dance;' ~"Polecats," Rachel
Robertson, "Toyland;" Tigers
Louise Kuykendal, Tigers Waltz
'Wilcats,' Imogene Dudsbeth, 'Aants
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17

Mrs. l.. p. Burroughs returned
Thursday from a visit in Rhode Is
land with her husband who is in the
service. She also visited relatives
in Tennessee before returning to
Durant.
Mrs. j. P. Durham is improving
from an infected toe.
Mrs. NJ. T. Woods was a visitor
in Jackson and New Orleans over
the weekend.
Mrs. Glidden Young and Mrs.
Clarence Lance, of Memphis, visited
Mrs. Hays Irving recently.
Mrs. Perry Dennis and son, Perry
III, left Thursday fortheir home in
Dallas after a visit here with her
mother. Mr., N. E. King accompa-
MED them back as far as Shreve-
port.
Lieut.. Roy Owen, stationed at
Hart Field at Denton, Texas, has
been visiting friends in Lexington
and Durant.
Mrs. Bankhead Drane and Mrs.
G. w. Drane were Jackson visitors
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17

A Christmas program will be
presented at Holmes Junior College
on Wednesday night, December 16,
at 1880 o'clock, by the college choir
and dramatics class.
The choir, directed by Mrs. Mar
tina Tye McKie, will present the
following selections: "Joy To The
World by Handel, professional; 20
Come All Ye Faithful by Diversi
'My God and l." by Sergi; Nov
Let Every Tongue Adore Thee by
zach; GLORY Be o God" by Rach-
mammoth; Little Town of Beth
lehem," by Redner; "Silent Night, :
by Gruber; Angels Ger the Fields"
an old French carol; ''The Lord
Bless You and Keep YOU by Lut-
kin, benedicttion.
Following the concert by the
choir, members of the dramatics
class, under the direction of Miss
Edith X. Thaxton, will present a
onee-act play, "a Sign Unto You,"
by Jean Lee Latham.
The characters are: Edward Hal.
loway, Frederick Wicker; Margaret
Holloway, Joy Wynn; Patricia, Ra-
chel Robertson; Janice, Lucille Case
Howard, Warren Garrard; the maid
Roy Faye Howell; the messeger boy,
Dick Mansker.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17

last week.
Mrs. Annie st. Clair is spending
the holidays with her daughter in
Memphis.
Mrs. w. E. Thomas shopped in
Memphis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Peevey are
now located nj Mrs. Annie St. Glars
apartment.
Friends of Henry B. Moss will
be interested to learn that he has
arrived in the Canal Zone to re-
sumo his duties there. His address
is Box A, Camp Chiva, Canal Zone.
Mrs. Arnold Renacker and Mrs.
r.. j, Strub were Kosciusko visitors
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Williamson
and son left Friday for Jackson to
make their home. Mrs. Joe York,
Jr. will assume Mrs. Williamson's
duties at the local draft office.
Mrs. Sally Hudson is visiting her
brothers, Albert and j. R. Brown.
Mr.. C. O.. Cole was a Kosciusko
visitor Monday.
Billy Mansfield and Mrs. N. Y
Kyle, e Sister Durham, were Jack
son visitors Thursday.
Miss Louise Durham returned to
Dallas Friday by plane after an
attended visit here with her par.
ents.
Friends of Capt. Edwin Nelson
VIII be interested to know he has
been transferred from Lowry Field,
Denver, Colorado, to the airbase at
Orlando, Florida.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17

Sgt. w. Vel Springfield and Mrs.
Springfield, Camp Gordon, Ga. are
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. NJ. Springfield.
spending several days with their par
Miss Fern Hinant of Dallas, Texas,
visited her friend, Miss Nancy Steen
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Armstrong Of
Memphis is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Armstrong.
Mr.. O. w. Thomas, Misses Sara
Thomas, Eugenia McCrary, Eloise
Truitt were Durant visitors Sunday
afternoon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17
Mrs. Tortt Hostess
To Gamma Club

The Gamma Literary Club held
their regular meeting in the home
of Mrs. Tart.
After a short business session
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Dan Comfort the following
program was given.
Items of Interest-Mrs. Davis.
Establishing Permanent Trade
System With Latin America
Mrs. Tart.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17
Annual BPW Christmas
Party Tonight

The annual Christmas party OF
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club viii be held in the home
of Mrs. j. NJ. Howard this evening
at 1870 o'clock. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Joe York, Jr.,
Miss Carolyn Mcpherson, Mrs. Lily
Brown, Mrs. Jessie Lewis and Miss
Vera Herbert.
All members are invited to be
present.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17
SOCIETY," . Clubs . Personals

Colombia and Her Walled City
Mrs. Carruth.
Romance of Panama-Mrs. Nc
Cullouch.
The next meeting viii be with
Mrs. Harvey Wilburn, today.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-12-17

Claus Is Coming to Town. Cubs
Lou" Case, 1.-THE Christmas Story
Teddy Bears" Erna Amann, waltz
of the Red, White, and Blue
"Deers," Joy Wynn, The Old
Story
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-06

koja zaista najozbiljnije vodi odbranbenu bor-
bu protiv nacistickih napadaGa kako one da-
ju oval onaj izgovor otvaranju "drugog
fronta," jer vide da Sc Crvena Armija moze
jos sama nerazdvojeno drzati, tojest, one vide
da Sc ona nije jos dovoljnoj mer istrosila.
Zasta, ako su Marx Engels videli neozbllJ-
most ondasnjih 'demokratija' borbi protiv ca
risticke Rusije, samo budala iii prevaranat i'll
oboje moze zamislit reci da oni to ne bi mo-
gil primetiti kod postojecih "demokratija.'!
U drugom broju osvrnucemo sc ma drugi
deo pomenutog uvodnika Kresicevog lista, sa
kojim, medju drugim, posto je postavio lazan
premis kojeg smo gore proresetali, direktno
mas napada Medjuvremeno, ako Kresicev list
hoce da bude iole dosledan, ON treba da done
Sc einjenice IL Marxovih spisa sa kojim da po-
dupre svoje tvrdnje iii da in javno povuce.
Drugog izbora' on nema. Ali toj novini moze-
mo unapred reci, da Sc ostavi uzaludne traz-
ME jer da tako mogli Marx Engels bti
Stalinisti bi to davno protiv mas podneli! Zbog
toga &c Kresieu najlakse biti da javnosti REX
ne da Sc "Steklisu," kao prici bab "snilo
sto joj je bilo milo."!
da su Marx Engels danas zivi bill bi
ono sto je marksisticka Socijalistka Radnicka
Partija, revolucionarni zbog toga istiniti, is
kreni posteni svakom pogledu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-06

na znae da opet izlozim sebe naslju sibama; vrlo
secanje to cini da rumenm cd stida to iso znaci
da odreeem jedine made da vidjam
svoe ubljene rodelje druge osecam da &c moa
ubav Bratu Sv. Ernestu-Muceniku da dokonca
mojim zivotom; buduci da mogu da budem
negova da odrecem Mega znaci da odrecem sveta
i svh njegovih radosti. Zasto onda da uzimam
"Bejah sama, bez savetnika, osabjena patnjama
opkojena nunama koje naizmenice prbegavahu nagova
ranju pretnjama OGekivah dobra mako, da Gu ikad
naei sredstvo da izvestm svooj sudbni. Resin
da
"Posto mi zakletva bi izreeena, Igumana naredi
da me snabdu pisaeim materalom - hartjom, perom
crnilom obeeavsi mi da &c pismo bit otpravleno
mojoj porodici.
"Krvo ucinih sto poduzeh tako ozbjan korak bez
vaseg pristanka dobra mako, bez pristanka ocevog
INA mestu prekdam Konventsk sat otkucava
devet Imam da budem odvedena u kapeu, gde imam da
strazarim celu noe Neka Bog smiuje
Nastaviee seq
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-06
DA SC MARX I ENGELS DA-
MAS ZIVI...

Ne bi bilo sretnijih osoba cd pseudoko-
munista kada bi oni mogi makako dokazati
da su Marx Engels danas zivi da bi oni u.s.
voiili pseudokomunisticku liniju % postojecem
krvoprolcp. Valjda zbog toga sto to oni nisu
u stanju dokazati NINA je dosao "upomoc"
Kresicey Hrvatski List, koji uvodniku, "Pa-
cifzam g u teorij praksi," cd ID. julia, ko-
iep lie potpisao "Steklis," cini sledetu tvrdnju:
"Revo(ucionarni socialist - Karo Marks
Friedrich Engels, iako su osudjivali kapita-
liam stalno zagovarali drustveni prevrat,
"a vrijeme Krimskog rata su vidjeh vecu opas-
most "a eovjeeanstvo mracnom carzmu, nego
Ii u englesko-francuskom kapitalizmu. l oni
su zeleli poraz ondasnje ruske vojske pobJe-
du saveznicke Isto tako su osudii ruske Ko-
zake hrvatskog bana Jelaeiea, koji su 1848.
pomogli ugusiti madzarsku bunu spasiti aus
trijsku kamarilu."
Posto je ia novina postavila gornji sum-
njivi premis ona daje sledeci MENU logican
zakljucak:
"Da su owl ljudi danas zivi, ne bi valjda
bilo vatrenijih zagovaratelja borbe protiv bar
barskog fasizma cd Min"
Kao sto Sc vidi, Kresicev list, medju os-
talim tvrdi da su Marx Engels bill uz En-
glesku Francusku "a vreme Krmskog rata
1886. ovoga puta cemo Sc samo ma ovoj tao
ci zadrzati sada da vidimo da Ii je njegova
tvrdnja tacna.
Ondasnja britanska vlada tlaca je tudje
narode imperijalsticki vreme njene borbe
protiv Rusije bas kao sto njena danasnja VIA
da vodi borbu protiv Nemaeke preti da &c
u krvi ugusiti ozbiljan pokusaj naroda 1ndi-
je da Sc politicki osobodi. Zbog toga je tesko
zamisliti da bi Marx Engels bill uz kapi-
talistieku Britaniju. Tesko je predpostaviti da
ljud kao sto behu Marx Enges ujedno bra
ne ono sto zele razoriti, jer, i Kresicev list to
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.

cenika. ga sledovah Medjutim, MENU bi nemoguce
da osav konvent iii pse Ne usudjzivase da pove
takvu tanu jednom cd drugih kaludera Oni bi ga
jamacno bill izdali Igumanu.
"Vaj draga Mako jedna druga nesreca imadJase
da me spopadne Brat Sv ErnestMucenik presta da bu
de moi verski ucite Par dana nakon prvog nam raz-
govora b zamenjen jednim drugim avgustijskim ka
ludjerom.
"Toliko nevolje bacise ma bolesnieku postelju
Spopade me ozbna boles IL tuge sto mi je prouzroko
valo otsustvo Sv saznah koliko ga ub
liah. ovoj ljubavi zna; cak je nj naslucuje
nikad nece znati Srce mi puca pri vrlo pomisli
ono sto da kazem.
"Novi avgustinski kaudjer, kom bi povereno da me
kastiigue ulivase toliko nagonsku odvratnost da
ne mogah da sakrijem meme make On pozal Majci
Igumaniji ma moju zlu vou prema MENU. Igumanija
me dozva preda izvest da, nstruktovana iii j.
nam da polozm zavet prekosura, dodavs da &c mi ta-
da biti dozvoljeno da vidim svoju porodcu.
ga preklinjah Igumaniju da mi dade jos jedan dan
da promislim ako ozbnom koraku. Molba mi bi usli-
sena Onda umovah ovako: Da odbijem da posanem nu-
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bi drzan Ispricam nanovije nuke iskusenja sto
in podnesoh cd ulaska mi konvent. Cub ga gde place
u mraku Onda ga preknjah da mi dade saveta. On od-
govori:
"Sestro cak ako bi vi mali odluenu naklonost
prema verskim zanmanjima kad b vasi roditelji dali
svoj prstanak cak tada bi ia savetovao da pro-
misite pre- sto zrazte te vecne zaketve Ali vi
e naklonost prema tom zanmanu ovde drze protiv
vase wolfe bez znana vash rodelja Sta da eni pod
takvim mucnm okolnostma? Da odricete prmti veo,
kao sto dosad cnjaste znac da izazee sebe zo
stavljanju grubostima, pod kojima bi poginu; da
dete versk Red makar da ste prsiljeni to, znaci
da Sc "a uvek odrenete neznih porodcnh radost Pre-
no so oducte nastojte, sestro da dobete ia
Gu vam pomoci urgiranjem Igumanje da dade
mena da dovrste versko obrazovanje Vas otac u
jak SUI bez sumnje powell stragu Gajte nadu da
&c i'm napor bti uspesni Vas &c oac pokrenut Roberta
Estienna, on Knegnju Margaretu da dobe vase oslo
bodenje. Uzdajte moju zarku zelju da vam budem
cd korsti Moja je duznost da vas tesm podrzavam
grubom stanju. ia necu promast svojoj duznos'
"To draga Mako bese savet Brata Sv Ernest-Mu-