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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31
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cracking a whip at a pack of
dogs. A hundred thousand dol
lars is something they can un-
derstand!"
II told you / didn't make
that much money" Paris was
bewildered. Besides, l don't
want to be respected for being
a crook"
what do you care, so long
as you make 'em crawl? Par
ris, democracy is fine thing,
but it only crates among
equals"
Paris laughed. II don't
agree"
Ever hear of noblesse
oblige?"
Yes, and"
you listen to me. Some of
us practise such thing be-
cause we know we're superior.
It's based on a kind Of con-
tempt for people who need it,"
you don't believe a word
you're saying"
Most of it. Shall, until
there's different order i'm this
world - time when all of us
will be aristocrats of spirit"
Spring came. A boisterous,
shrewdish. coltish kind of spring
with rowdy winds and a damp,
clinging cold. Paris walked
often through it as the season
broke, feeling changes within
himself as timid as the SUM-
shine, as hesitant as the un-
folding of crinkled leaves. He
walked hatless through the
town, his brow very white, with
fine lines across it, few
threads of gray in is tousled
hair. He wore q mixed express
sion, as IL mind and heart show
ed clearly separate there, the
one cold and detached, the 9TH
err shy and w4rm - look that
turned inward.
His walk one afternoon led
past the schoolhouse and across
the field that was his old way
home-with Renee. He climbed
the high wire fence "a new
one running from the old rail
fence st the end Of the field
and walked up the slopes where
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

NAPLES were already shadowy
with buds and leaves. He felt
a rising excitement in his
breast. Once he paused and con-
sidered turning back, then ne
went on again.
The view spread out VIDE
and clear before him. There,
circled by the shining hand OF
the creek, the whole of it slant.
ing in the sun, lay his Ola
home. His feet hao led him al
most unconsciously to this
place. There it was! And he had
lived in dread Of seeing II
age in!
The house was as 1t was
when he had last seen it-flow-
er beds in neat patterns along
the terrace, chickens saunter-
ing about in casual fashion. II
was lovelier than he had re-
membered.
Az he almost ran down the
wide sloping fields toward the
road he felt ~ IL the whole
spring day ran with him.
Spring was overhead, under
foot. He felt II all aSout him,
the sun on his back, the faint
murmurcus hint Of wind and
the birds and water.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

2. When applying for q job
should you list your training
and experience?
3. Should q job applicant
take care not to appear over
confident when writing q let
ter of application?
4. II possible should Q letter
of application be typed?
5. In writing . letter Of ap-
plication, should you re-type
the letter II you make 2 mis-
take that cannot be erased %
as not to be at all noticeablef
What would you do IT,
You are selecting \ wedding
gift for q girl who IL marrying
man in one Of the armed
forces
(a) Buy something which
packs easily and doe0't take
up much roomf
(b) Buy dishes or glass
Answers
I. Certainly.
2. Yes.
3. Yes. that u irritating t.
most employers. :
4. Yes. -.
5. Yes. -
Better what Would You
Do" solution 80. "''',.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31
!. KIN 5S1 sS11I
:AsAkcA 81. le4z
!, IDDAKS

"Loyalty's scarce nowadays
Dying out, along with most
everything else worth talking
about"
"I'll tell you about this real
estate business II you really
want to know"
"Of course I do. That's why
I sent for you today"
well, this really began when
brakes accident happened,
Randy wrote me, or cabled me
When he came to the end she
peere sharply through her
gold-rimmed glasses.
That's all?"
Absolutely"
II believe you."
"Thanks." His tone was dry,
but he smiled.
well, you needn't be per-
snickety about it. I doubt II
anybody else will"
Il don't think ! care much"
81 hope you don't. The Col
onel - well, you know how
the Colonel would have react
ed to all this. What you going
to do about that dirty little
newspaper"
Nothing"
well, ! don't know. think
2 horsewhip would help . lot"
. "All that's happened between
Drake and me 10 - well, not
for Kings Row. He was kicked
around, Mrs. Skeffingt0n, you
know that"
~ expect he behaved q good
deal like . backyard, now,
didn't hsf"
mo-"
80 you think brakes really
= prstty good Sellow, ~ Souf"
~ q vogy eloop ~ -
49, lk16n1. 110vo ~ UloU
Ms
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

He opened the small wicket
at the high, ornamental wooden
gates and walked slowly up the
avenue toward the house. AT
the foot of the curving stone
steps leading up to the terrace
a wave of memory struck him
q thousand compile. memoir
les compounded in one instant.
There would be his grandmoth-
or, and Anna, and presently
there would be cakes, and tea,
and coffee NJ
(To BE COntinucd)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

her manner"
Randy. Name really is Mi
randa."
want to bring her up to see
me someday? | guess Id better
know your friends if you are
going to have them
I'll be delighted, and thank
YOU"
Paris"
Yes, ma'am,"
Get out Of this town"
Why"
It'll never let you alone. 1t
was Q better town once"
Are you sure?"
You're going to tell me I'm
like all old people. i remember
also what was raw and crude
about it. But there were few
people - like the Colonel, like
Macmillan st. George, like your
grandmother - they leavened
the lump. They're gone. Some
things gone with EN-. Place is
finished"
"Oh, now"
"Let me talk. A town can
be the temporary camp of a
tradition, of a good way Of life.
II can be an outpost for long
time. Sometimes the thing that
made il live moves on - goes
somewhere else. And a town
like this - the way it is now
will 20 after you because
you're better"
But, Mrs. Skeffington, Kings
Row isn't really my principal
concern. It's the hospital, my
work there. The patients out at
the end of Federal street are
Just a. important as patients In
Baltimore, or Boston, or Zu-
rich, or Vienna. There are -
I haven't said this even to my
SELF"
go on"
There are plenty Of special
lists In my field in the import
ant cities, and in the famous
clinics. But I'm the only one
here. 1t present. ! believe I'm
useful. I'm doing what set
out % do when I was q kid. II
jmigbt % well be here. This Is
honse.S
'y.think you may be q fool"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31

Maybe. I told you what
Herr Berdorff said when I sug-
gested he take a professorship
at Aberdeen--and let his stupid
little congregation 60 to thun-
der"
What did he say? I forgot"
"He said: Paris! ! am q
preacher
' You're telling me the same
thing, see."
mo, not really. You are kind
to think of me. Colonel Skef-
fington was heavenly good to
my grandmother. . You're just
like him. But the Colonel stay
ed on in Kings Row, tool"
He was tough. So am l."
Then I'll be tough"
Events and circumstances OF
the winter brought surprises to
Paris. First Of all he was sur
prised to discover that he cared
what the people Of Kings Row
thought of him. For the sake
of Drake and Randy he had to
appear indifferent, but he did
care. 1t was a complex state OF
mind.
The second surprise came
when he sensed that the town
as a whole regarded him, for
a supposed Fleeing Of the state,
with a kind Of respect. People
he didn't know stopped him in
the street with friendly hand
shake.
Kings Row also rediscovered
Drake McHugh. He was. after
all, the nephew of old Major
Livingstone. Mrs. Sansome was
heard to say that Mrs. McHugh
was said to be really quite &C.
ceptable. II was observed that
old Mrs. Skeffington saw Mrs.
McHugh rather often, although
she Just chuckled when some
one questioned her about the
girl from the lower end Of
town.
Sarah Skeffington clapped
her hands together like . con-
vert at . camp meeting when
she talked to Paris about Il.
"Kings Row respects just one
thing: that's money. They say
you're smart It's just' like
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge Of
correct social usage by an
swering the following ques-
tions, then checking against
the authoritative answers be-
low:
/. May one send out wedding
announcements after . small
wedding at which only mem.
ters of the families were pres
ent?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31
WHY STAY HERE?
a CHAPTER XXXIII
INN

Next Paris had q call from
Mrs. Skeffington--a pcremptory
! invitation to tea.
Mrs. Skeffington sat near the
dire which glowed behind ar
elaborate apparatus Of brass fen.
der, andirons, and screen.
Paris bowed over the lone
sIkinny kinds.
Tin awfully glad 70 see YOU"
ssGlad - rec you, too. hear
you've been slxinning the state
eslt Of : hundred thousand dol
1orn,"
Z = didn'ts
.sptk1le. iOf course you did
o0Dons smart trick. Consrat.
o1Gto you. :"
nrris laughed. Mrs. Skef-
"a began to fuss with tee
q "a I'm sorry the Colonel
Il NJ Nve 70 re It. Hundred
ouGnn0 Bless mel"
Harrig oobered.
Az rieht, Ill right. Spout
ypug story. Did that fellow,
toho NeHueh. actually have
I tthlhg - do with this?"
q M hins. ] was IN Eur
W. - / ,,>r,s . sm.rt nidn't
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-31
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23
ReOPening
OfPrOject
is Asked

VAN DYKE - A group Of
Warren Township residents liv-
ing in the Observation-Disclosures
section north of the Ten Mile
road met with Supervisor Earl
Tallman and Charles Retzlaff,
township attorney, Monday, ask
ing the township to seek reopen
ing of a water project ordered
cancelled by the War Production
Board.
The project was cancelled re-
Gently by the WPB which de-
clared il to be non-essential, it
was said.
Many residents of the area are
hauling water for home con-
sumption in their cars, one wo-
man declared at the meeting.
Tallman said the township
would make every effort to have
the Federal government recon-
slider its action.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23

Denmark's unioue round
churches. built in the 18th CEN
fury, combined both church and
fortress.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-23

Vice-President Swings
His Hoe Before Breakfast
Tusls with Tough Soil Teaches
Wallace the Expert a Few Thinos

SpduS Vic sdIutil was Noi WIS
ian gentleman Mr.. Wallace had
known for a long time.
This Norwegian had married
a Hungarian woman who was
stranded in Sweden by the war.
Maybe" said the Norwegian,
if / plant a row of Hungarian
paprikas here for my wife, it
will bring her to me sooner"
The charm worked. Shortly
after that she got out of Europe
and was reunited with her hus-
band. The paprikas are doing
fine, which just goes to show
what a little loving, tender care
can do.
Mr.. Wallace learned some
thing about gardening from this
good lady, even if he had been
Secretary of Agriculture for
eight years and editor of Wal
laces' Farmer and the Iowa
Homestead for years before that.
AS soon as this Hungarian wom-
an saw the tomato plants and
some bare patches of ground,
she broke off eight-inch lengths
of vine at the tips of the stalks
and stuck 'em in the ground.
ind by golly, well-watered and
tended, the darn things took
root and grew. Seems it's an old
Hungarian trick.
HAS HIS FIRST CONTACT
WITH JAPANESE BEETLES
Another thing which the Vice
President is learning about from
this garden is japanese beetles.
This is his first experience with
them, and tho. re now in his
corn. But such is the amazing
intellectual curiosity of this man
that you can bet your last war
savings stamp that before frost
comes he'll know more about
japanese beetles than the jap
aneSe.
That's all / have time for
now" said the Vice President
after Mr.. Jones had posed him
for very corny, American
Gothic shot, inverted hoe in
hand, looking a corn tassel in
the teeth to see what the Jap
beetles were doing to it. The
photographer wanted the Vice
President to look a little more
into the light. MY that suns
bright" he complained, blink
ing.
He made a few more passes
at weeds with his hoe. Mice
thing about this bad soil is that
the weeds don't grow in it," he
commented, grinning.
His carrots and beets and let
tuce were terrible. "A lot of the
seed must have been DID," he. nj.
ibied. Seed that has been kept
over the second year never does
amount to anything"
LEANS ON HOE
LIKE THE WPA"
He cautioned us not to step or
his curly mint, in the herb gar.
den. Its the best kind fol
drinks" he said.
We wanted one more shot, q
general view of Mr.. Wallace ir
the middle of the garden, hoe.
ing away. The cameram r
climbed the hill to look down
on this beautiful scene of rustic
simplicity in the dewy morn
the big trees along the branch
making a background in SHARP
contrast to the grand hotels of
to the other direction. It wa:
r-rfect. There were at least
three colored gardeners mani.
curing the 40 acres of lawn anc
gardens surrounding the resi-.
dence of the Swiss minister, ur
the hill, but their instructions
are to keep hands off Mr.. Wal.
lace's garden.
Hold it just there!" caution.
ed the cameraman.
The Vice President leaned or
the hoe. The shutter clicked.
Typical WPA shot," cracked
II Vice President, and he was
off across the yard, for the no.
tel, shower, and business
clothes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-22

Je obrnjena njegovo stran, Sc
zdi, da gleda v zrak. Ona koke-
tira z Bogdanom, zelo podvzet-
no, brez vsake sramezljivosti.
Ia pa sprejema njene ljubezni-
vosti in memo udanost malo wi
Ska in dostojanstveno; a je oci-
vidno sam s seboj in z MO do
celia zadovoljen. Vkljub temu
vlaci Zrimska "a seboj, mu
vzbuja upanje in ga tolazi neko-
liko zasmehljivo, da pride ze Sc
vista tudi mani. Zgoncek pa mu
je hvalezen in krozi kot trabant
krog NIGGA.
Konec parka je precej samo-
ten, tudi gozd v ozadju je sko-
raj brez setalcev.
Dekleta so cakala fantov. Mi
ra Jim krici nasproti:
''Rompompom, lie nitro, vi ju-
MAXI slim! Vsi lovite! Vsak svo-
jo! Tomo, meme lovi!"
Zapodi Sc proti MENU, gro
zee mu prav pc otrocje S kremp,
Iii in zobmi.
"Lovi, Tomo, lovi, lovi! Rom
pompom :"
Pa mu utece in bezi pred
MIN, XII Sc je bill zagnal "a MIC
yes razigran.
Magda jo posnema, ploskajoG
z rokama:
"Vsi lovite, rompompom
Bogdan, meme lovi! Bogdan
rompompom
Samo Mari Sc ne ljubi. Ia.
nicljivo skomizne z rameni, "a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-22
opazovanje in porogljivo pre-
tehtavanje.

OpdLONdllJ Ill O1OSlJ JlFO pre-
tehtavanje.
Prijeten hlad je pod kosatimi
kostanji. Pogled pociva ma va
lujocih travnikih OBJ obeh stra-
neh, ma lepih crtah sosednjih
drevoredov, ma kipeci zelenini
gozdov V ozadju. Bella pot Sc
vzpenja z lahnim hrepenenjem
proti parku - kakor bi vabila
il mesta V tihi gozdni mir Z.
Gluseci trusc cd zabavisca sem,
krizajoci Sc glasovi lain, krica-
vi in surovi Rezek zvonec
tuintam, zvizg zelezniskega
strOja In SINH blesk neba
mad vsem :.
Dekleta hodijo spredaj, tako
da Sc veckrat vrinejo ljudje
med ME in oba mladenica, XII
stopata zadaj z Blejcevko in
Nuso.
Tomovi pogledi Sc love "a Mi
ro. V spominu jo primerja S
svojo osmosolsko Miro in Sc divi
njenemu telesu Xxi Sc je razvilo
cd deklisko-prozne ljubkosti do
najpopolnejse lepote vzcvetele
zenske. Njena cudovita pleca,
izboceno oprsie, wiki zivot in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-22

"Jaz nisem prav mic govorila.
Lepo te prosim, Mira" - ugo-
varja Mara jezno in Sc obrne k
Prazniku: - cali je prismoje-
na?"
Mira pa -je kot zamaknjena:
"Dolgo je re cd tega, Tomo.
o.. Ali nj bilo lepo, Tomo?
- Kako 81 se incl ma Dunaju?
In zakaj 81 re prisel? - No,
kali. samo, da 81 re tu! ZdaJ
prides veckrat, Tomo, kaj? -
Sal vidis: cisto domaci smo! -
zaka;i pa sedis tako okorno? Ka-
ko pa ii sedis, mama?' - Obr-
ne Sc po vseh: - "Ali imamo
kak neumen obisk? Kako pa Sc
drzite, Dreja? - All, taxi pu-
stezi - vsi skupaj! Tomo, -
h klavirju pojdi mamo!' -
Prime ga pod pazduho in ga 81
Iona odvede. - ives, kako sva
Gasi tamle - kljunckala?' % -
Razposajeno Sc zasmeje in Sc
ozre: - "Kaj gledas, mama"
"Ali ne gremo rajsi ma izpre-
hod, Mira?" vprasa Blejceva.
II sevedan - vstane Mara,
udari peto OBJ tia in zavrti
solncnik V kolobarju.
Mira pa sede brezobzirno h
klavirju, ga odpre in zaigra par
taktov.
Tomo stoji V zadregi poleg
ME:
cali bos res igrala, Mira? Ne
pojdemo ma izprehod?" - Ma
10 potuhnjeno pogleda Prazni-
ka - kot bi incl slabo vest.
Mira udari ploskoma po tip
kah, pritisne "a trenotek cello
ma klavir in sc sunkoma vzdig-
ne. Ko zapira pokrov, skomizne
malomarno S pleci in Sc zasme-
je.
"Dobro, Tomo, pa pojdimo ma
izprehod! Kakor ii je drago!
Tvoja zelja, tvoj ukaz'
Pa Sc zasmeje Sc glasneje, W.
re razigrano glavo vznak, ga
pogleda prav koketno izpod
mehkih vejic in zapoje:
"Tomo, Tomo, Tomo,
al te bono, bono,
rompompOm ;"
In zadaj Sc zasmeje Nusa,
ploskne z rokama in Sc zavrti po
sobi otroski razposajenosti:
'Tomo, Tomo, Tomo,
al te bono, bono,
rompOmpom ..'
Tomo zardi zadregi OBJ spo-
minu ma nekdanje case, ko je bill
norel z dekletoma, plane "a Nu-
SO in jo hoce ujeti:
"No, Cakaj, tt otrok ti.'
Mara Sc zavrti ma peti in zlek-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-22

mehki boki, polna meca in tenki
gleznji. Tomo srka vase slast
lepote, ko da jo je prvikrat "a
gledal ma tenn bozjem svetu
Njeni tezki kit, svetloplavi,
skoraj predivasto-rumeni, tuin-
tam pobliskujoc ma solncu V
scemecem zlatu, ~opletajoc po
tilniku in ramah OBJ naglih SUM-
kin z glavo, ga vabita "a sabo
kakor vojni prapor odusevlje-
mega vojscaka. Men obrazek,
memo in pravilno crtan, z lici
kakor roma breskev, z noskom
kakor angel, z ustmi kot po-
ljub >. :. . In njeno oko pod sme-
lin lokom gostih obrvi, s sinje-
modro sarenico, pojoce-modro,
gladko bruseno, siroma raz-
krecenimi veki venomer zavze-
to, malikovalsko obozujoce yes
ia lepi bozji svet Tomo Gu
ii, da bi zopet skoprnel "a MO;
nekaj ga tisci pri srcu kakor
hladen oklep, XII brani custvom,
da bi prekipela v zaljubljeno
navdusenost.
Tudi ona sc ozira in ga po-
zdravlja ljubkimi nasmesh.
Z lahtmi Sc obesa ma ODE tovari-
sici in Sc obraca z vsem zivo-
tom. Meme kretnje so nenadne,
nepricakovane, previharne. z
Magdo Sc smejeta in sepeeeta,
inertia setalce, ocenjujeta Sc
talke, delata opazke, dovtipne
in porogljive, vesele in razposa-
jene. Mara Sc drzi ponosno, sc
nikamor ne ozira, odzdravlja S
komaj vidnimi nakloni glave !;
pogled upira naravnost precise,
zdaj brezbrizen, zdaj skoraj "a
nicljiv.
Tomo ina zmerom slabso
vest. Vrocino cuti v licih, ne
strpnost V udih; ne upa 81 po-
gledati ma Drejo, XII Sc pogovar-
ia z Blejcevko preprosto in
brezskrbno in izbruhne casi v
svoj prisrcni in naivni smeh.
Mirino ponasanje je Tomu "a
gonetka, vzbuja mu tesnobo v
prsih ;. Kaj je to? Ali bi ga
zopet rada imela? Ali samo ko-
ketira MIN ,povrsno in brez
misli? Ali pricakuje kaj cd ME
ga, kaj posebnega? - Ono pi-
smo? - Pisno je premalo, se
nekaj drugega mora imeti, -
Nenadoma sc zdrzne: Mira sc
je bila ozrla in sc mu nasmehni-
la, a Sc je zdajci zresnila, izteg-
Mia vrat in pogledala po DIRE
voredu doll. Zazdelo Sc mu je,
| da je postala mahoma VISA re-
sna, globoko resna, obenem
srecna in - nesrecna pray
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-22
ALOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
L,JUBEZEN


ne roki proti stropu, zgrazajoc
mad vnebovpijoco otrocarijo . i.
"Ampak, Mira" - Sc zgrozi
nazadnje tudi BlejCevka, - "ali
81 prismojena?"
Dreja stresa pleci cd no.
tranjega smeha, XII je morda
malice prisiljen.
Mira pa Sc zvija v pasu in
Sc smeje skoraj krcevito:
"Rompompom,
rompompom -.
Nenadoma plane k Prazniku
in mu objame obraz z rokama
Kaksna SO tvoja lica, Dreja? ?
Vroca kot zarece oglje! &c tt
zardis, ne zardis samo "a kra-
tex hip :. Kot otroku ii zago-
RHO lica in ii gore - naprej -
do mlade lune I'll moi ljubi
Drejcew
Tomo je Nuso ulovil "a roke
in il grozi prijaznimi pogledi.
Mara Zacepeta z nogama:
cali DO re konec teh neumno-
sti? Kdaj pridemo ma prone
nado""
In tudi matt Sc zjezi:
"Alo, Mira in NuSa, - kar
napravita se!'
"Kaj see bos jezila, mama ?"
- Sc smeje Mira neovirano.
"Saj vidis, da smo sami otro-
Gil"
ooh, sal ste res" - odloci
Blejcevka in stopi V sosedno
sobo po klobuk :.
- Med potjo Sc Jim pridruzi
Magda Kolarjeva, XII je re yes
cas- oprezala ma oknu in ocivid-
no mamie cakala. Mara Sc malo
zanicljivo namrdne in pogleda
V stran; Mira pa Sc je zveseli in
Sc obesi z nekoliko afektirano
razigranostjo obcma "a lahti.
Magda je manjsa Cd onih
dveh, par let starejsa, malo
prevelikim podolgovatim obra-
zom in rjavimi lasmi. Oci so il
temne S svetlimi trepalnicami,
da il je pogled nekako umazan.
izraz prezrel, starikav. Koza ma
licih in ma nosu je posuta s pc
gami a toliko bolj bella in bolj
gladka je ma bujnem vratu in
ma pleCih, XII so jiv ohlapni blu
ri skoraj proved razgaljena. V
bokih Sc pretirano pozibava, OH
rajoc Sc sunkoma ma vse stra-
nj.
- V drevoredu mrgoli setal-
cev in Setalk. Pestra elegance in
Sc pestrejSa vsakdanjost. Pol
fnokrvnost in bledicnost, zivah-
most in sanjavost. Sramezljivost
in ocitno spogledavanje, mirno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-22

kolobari s solncnikom in sede
ma klop. Il
Porocnik Prank sc smehlJa
in 81 popravlja nanosnik, gleda
"a bezecimi in sede k Mari.
(Dalie prihodnjic) ss