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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Jean Wallace, one Of Louisiana
bellies" in Paramount's Louisiana
Purchase" who recently was mar
ried to Franchot Tone, studied a
teachers course in Chicago high
schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
The Records
Are TELLING

Chopin Albums BY Braif-
oleskg;; a neC .Shostdko-
riteh; Folk Songs bv Roto-
land Hayes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
From theFar
Flung Field

Km-tz Ledues BaHet-Russe;
Red Cross Turns TO Music,
Detroit Needs SIS, 900; a
Evening star., 1942-03-19
Lands Warns Plants
Are Not Yet Ready
For Air Attack
o. G. D. Director Cites
Lack Of Cooperation
With His Office
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1s.-James
M. Lands, director of the Once of
Civilian Defense, indicated today
there was insufficient cooperation
by industry with his ONCE and de-
clared that any delay in reaching
full cooperation spells Pearl Har-
Dor to the vital nerve centers of our
country"
Mr.. Lands told a luncheon meet
ing of the Commerce and Industry
Association that the Nation must be
prepared for attack land that ct
tack when 1t comes will be aimed
against the first line Of our ofIense
commerce and industry"
B0mbers Will Get Through.
For 1t is where commerce and
industry center that our target
areas lie and where protection must
be had" he said. But a common
mistake in our thinking about pro-
lection is the belief that If We are
adequately protected we need fear
no miseries. Nothing is farther
from the fact.
I'VE must remember that what
ever our defenses may be-" Mr. Lam
dis said, If the enemy chooses to
attack, some of his bombers will get
through And as they get through
men and women will be killed and
property destroyed. This cannot
be avoided So the problem Of pro-
lection is one of minimizing these
casualties and this destruction and
at the same time maintaining pro-
duction at the highest possible level"
Lesson Not Yet Learned.
Mr.. Lands said his offce had
spent effort and energy in the Or
ganization Of schools for industry
that would train men in the ele-
ments of the art Of passive defense.
Enough of them have not yet
been held" he said, "qualitatively as
we'll as quantitatorily our instruction
and our knowledge have not reached
the levels that are necessary. More
than this. our observation indicates
that the simple lessons we have tried
to teach have not as yet borne fruit
in deed and in act in industry"
Mr.. Lands said it was important
first for plant managers to work
out with local defense councils plans
for transmission to the plants OF
warnings originating with the in
terceptor commands.
Communications Problem.
"In some of our largest and i'm
portant cities control centers are
still not in existence and tonight If
the yellow or the blue or even
the red signal flashes in the district
warning center. no means yet exists
for the transmission Of these warn
ings to the very industrial targets
the bombers are seeking" Mr.. Lands
said
Without communicat tons. indus
try is helpless and caught unaware,
Evening star., 1942-03-19
; New York Parties Offer
Clubs 10 Defense Units

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 19.-The Re-
publican, Democratic and American
Labor parties got together today
for defense.
They united In placing ST district
political headquarters at the dis
posal of the Civilian Defense, Red
Cross and allied volunteer agencies.
Included in the offer were 20 Re-
publican, 16 Democratic and 81
A. L. P. clubs with a total seating
capacity of $500
Recreational facilities were pro-
vided in 50 Of the headquarters,
kitchens in % and radios in 43.
The offer was made by a three
man committee composed of George
H. Sibley. Republican; Bert Stand,
Democrat. and Eugene U. Connolly,
A. L. P.
Evening star., 1942-03-19
Two Dogs Struggled
To Australia Serve
As Flyers Moscots

BY the Associated Press.
BRISBANE, Australia, March
ia Chihuahua puppy and
an alert brown terrier, both
smuggled aboard Army trans
ports, are serving Is mascots
with the American Army Air
Force in Australia.
Pvt. Charles N. Blake, former
tree surgeon Of Athol, Mass,
found the terrier at Muroc
Field, Calf, and brought him
along as mascot of q reconnais-
sance squadron from Langley
Field.
The Chihuahua. owned by
Sergt. L. j. Mechtenberg of
Dimock, S. OAK, is mascot Of
a Fort Wayne bombar rdment
material squadron. After train
ing by Corpl. Douglas Reibe OF
Minocqua. Wis. the pup has
been designated Private ~'-st
Class"
Evening star., 1942-03-19
Ewing Counsel Charges
'Unfairness' al Trial

Charges Of "unfairness" at the
trial of Orman w. Ewing, former
Democratic national committeeman
from Utah, convicted of criminally
assaulting 20-year-old Govern
ment worker, were made today in
District Court by the defendants
new counsel, James j. Laughlin.
A motion for new trial is sched-
uled to be heard tomorrow by JUS
tice James w. Morris, who presided
at the trial
Attorney Laughlin, who did not
represent Ewing at the trial, filed an
amendment to a prior motion for a
new trial which said the verdict
of the jury should be annulled and
set aside and a new trial granted
He based his plea on the grounds
that illegal evidence was placed
before the Jury and was damaging to
Evening star., 1942-03-19

for the field Of passive industrial de-
fense to be forewarned Is the es-
sence of protection. he added. In
plain, unvarnished English, as man
ayers Of plants you have the duty
to lick the problem Of communica-
tions with the aid of your local de-
fense counsels. and If you fail to get
their aid, wade in and lick 1t your
self"
Evening star., 1942-03-19

such an extent that 1t turned the
scales in favor of conviction" be-
cause the girls mother was permit
ted to give testimony, which was
really given through the assistant
United States attorney" and not
by the witness, who merely answered
alleged leading questions put to
hel."
Evening star., 1942-03-19
Window Envelopes Barred

Cellophane may no longer be
used for window envelopes-the kind
bills come thunder a War Pro-
duction Board ruling issued yes
terday.
Evening star., 1942-03-19
Soviet Production Up

Russia's industrial output Of de-
fense materials, interrupted by the
German invasion. is reported to
have again reached the levels Of .
wear ago,
Evening star., 1942-03-19

uTeAt your Iou1I1y 70 the exquisite FIchn
Medellins =. Manizales-in the
Nowhere on earth has nature given coffee
more ideal conditions for growth than in the
high plateaus of Latin America.
There-nourished by rich volcanic soil >.
watered by abundant tropical rains :. warmed
by sparkling mountain sunshine-srow coffees
unlike any others ..
The famous Bucaramanga group-Bogotas
-. Cucutas -. Ibagues-noted for full body.
The rich Medellins. The mellow Manizales.
The vigorous Central and South Americans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
4 Shot, Z NP's
Beaten in Club Row

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Dec.
26 (UP).--F our civilians were
wounded by gunhrc and two mill
tary police officers were severely
beaten during a fight early today
at a night club.
The fight occurred shortly after
midnight, following an argument
between the two officers and a
man wearing a leather military
Jacket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

fensive. ameliorating the danger
10 India and promising the re-
opening of China's lifeline. the
Burma Road.
10-Inauguration OF the Soviet
III counter-offensive on the
Stalingrad front on November
10 followed by Russian winter
drives in the central and middle
Don regions 10 threaten cancel!
lation of Hitler's summer gains.
11-Development throughout
IL the year Of the mounting
and spreading Anglo-American
air offensive over Europe that
struck down many of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

enemy's major war centers and
commenced hitting Italy from
both north and south.
To the foregoing might be added
several other important highlights
of the fading year Of virtually
equal rank in their effects or inn
plications.
Such, for example, was the con-
clusion last summer OF the 20-year
Anglo-Soviet military alliance and
the parallel Anerican-Soviet lend
lease pact.
There was. too, the memorable
April IL raid on Toxic led by
Jimmy Doolittle. This was not a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

staggering blow 10 Japan's war
machine. But it obviously shook
japanese home morale seriously.
The most fleeing bird's-eye
glimpse OF 1912 could not fail TO
note the revolt within Axis domi-
mated countries.
Innumerable eruptions Of tho in
visible underground front mani
Tested themselves. Most spectacu-
lar OF these were the assassination
of Gestapo "Hangman" Reinhard
Heydrich in Czecho-Slovakia in
the early summer and the scut-
ting Of the French home fleet AT
Toulon in the late autumn as Hit
ler'S legions drove into the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Allie, in Year
Seize Offensive
On Every Front
Killers Regime Shows
Evidence of lettering;
Doom Of Japs Is Written
BY HARRY BERGMAN

international News Service Cable Editor
The edifice Of conquest built up
by Adolf Hitler on the blood and
agony Of millions shows definite
signs Of tottering on this thresh-
old of new year and may crum-
BILE in defeat or at least suffer
mortal damage before 1913 has
run its course.
The handwriting on the wall for
Hitler's japanese partner in plum
der already has become family
legible, although the prospects Of
smashing her within the next year
are admittedly not great.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Gen. Byers Honored
For Buna Heroism

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA,
Dec. 26 (INS).-Brig. Cen Clovis
Byers of Columbus, O.. was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross today by Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur for extraordinary heroism
in action at Buna Dec. Is.
Just before launching an attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Wife Charges MAZE
Broke II Windows

NEW YORK, Dec. % QNSI.-
Frank O'Rcilly IS, today had
promised he would smash no more
windows al his wifes home. In
the three years since their separa-
tion, he already has broken IT,
Mrs. Beatrice O'Reilly said in
pressing disorderly conduc t
CHARGES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

General Byers visited front-liEs
troops in close proximity to tn
enemy. When the attack was
launched he advanced 10 a position
within 50 yards Of the assaulting
troops. Although wounded by a
Sniper, he continued his observa-
ton Of the action and encouraged
The troops until they cleared the
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Re-entry Into Burma

R-Gen. Sir Archibald p. Wa
Wells re-entry OF Burma in
december, setting the stage for
a third Allied Far Eastern Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

AnvERTIsTMFNT
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12

you'll have to give me q
little time" Carol heard Andy
say. Her heart sank. He was
weakening. I'll let you know
by Saturday"
Saturday! Delay meant he was
seriously considering it. When
he should have knocked Mr.. Her
rick down for insulting him
with a bride!
well, I'll draw up a con-
tract" Mr.. Herrick said conf
IDENTIFY.
Sick with the knowledge that
Andy had failed again, Carol
fled from the store. For a few
brief moments Andy had shown
a strong self. She had gloried
in him. At last she had thought
he was going to make his father
proud Of him.
Only to be scared out it by
the fear he might lose the income
which meant an easy life!
She could 60 to him and tell
him the true contents Of the will.
That might give him courage
to defy MIR. Herrick. But she
wouldn't. You can't make a man
strong by removing temptation.
II he were saved, he would have
to save himself.
Now. more than ever, she was
burning with the desire to find
the will herself, show up the
whole miserable scheme and
rcvel in the part she would
have TO take in disinheriting
Andy.
Il was a resolution that
brought her little comfort on
New Years Day.
Ito BE Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12
living about tho will7~

lying about the will?"
II thought you'd wonder. Well,
the party who found the will
took the precaution to leave
its envelope behind, right where
the will was found in the inven-
tory record for 1940."
I'm the inventory record?"
eyes. Your father was q stick
Ter for exactness, Andy. He put
the will where you would be
certain to find it. Only some
one else happened to look there
first. Fortunately.
1T won't do you any good,
Herrick," he said after pause.
II can prosecute you for this"
"Oh, don't take that attitude,
Andy" His tone was concilia-
tory. IF the will should be
found, you don't think I'd be fool
enough to let myself become in
volved. Your prosecution would
mt touch me! On the other hand
you don't like the store. You
never have. You can turn 1t over
to me and forget s.. Take the
income and enjoy yourself.
That's not asking much OF you.
That's doing you a favor"
whats your propositions"
Was Andy's voice less angry?
Was he weakening? n
You give me a ten-year
contract" Mr.. Herrick hurried
TO tell him. "Of course, I'd want
slight salary increase" He en-
phasized the slight. "Then the
will simply wouldn't appear. No
body would be to blame. It'd be
just one of those things A case
where a man was understood
to have made q will but evil
IDENTIFY didn't"
Carol waited breathlessly.
Would Andy give in now? Would
he let Mr.. Herrick have his way
after the stand he had taken
such Q short time ago? The
stand his father would approve
and which would guarantee his
inheritance? Would he come this
close to success only to lose 1t
because he was sfraid to have
the will read?
That's fair, isn't it," Mr.,
Herrick urged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12
. SERIAL STORY
HIS CHRISTMAS CAROL
BY ADELAIDE, HAZElTlNE

~ oY0Dxs. Tho terms Of An
efew 01aeAoen's. Win spsei1ying thst
~ .sssUe1a6y Carsl. sSl five ether
00pDoyoGS tAa19 ju6gO whether Or
- ~ p)sybey ssn Andy 10 running
~ boo)6eGs ~aeeor1lng - his fathers
Decey - "sssviee = the people,"
- Catel VIE Aas loved Andy
oonoo Oig1Aoo1, ID difficult spot.
- beast eonks whsn Andy. eur
seolay lavolved VIII sleek Linda Ju-
Uo0s turno management ever % nm
eesupoleas lls. nessiek, whose emily
~ = - make Dsuey. Berrick
ooa00s eaDIsys Mn Reecs fer the
3Oy1no1. elevator accident that In
2le1os neWsboy Nlekys although Nicky
0ooovosU thse Do1 ha1 reportel the
eloenAee's een1itiou sad was net 10
ooo0e. uesTgek slse takes credit for
- aA1oGe0enes MADE % customer
~ 01seo wleAout hls knswlelge, I'm
- oe3oee - sove Tie stores repv-
on1oeo. ~ ~ anAual sesrs party
Aooy 0e0ee Cssels ln6isstss 10 II
eoseogA W1eo t4o1a. Next DAY Carol
- ~ WINS .oaSelepe In the vault,
- ~ vSu = tGno. u6rrlck then fires
- ~ Wtee1ng . roelsement check
- - eDpeoY0 ~ hos dismissed, AZ
go $500 - vas saly following
- 0oesooen peoley. 2Seuvning 70
- ~eeyee - . ~, che svsrkssss
aa1r t.e!as nSUlsk q nae ei:eev.
oZo4 - esuea f!en Milky sbsua the
<DvD1oR nD0o1GDk,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12
coeYNicHr. toAi.
NgA SERVICE. INC.

Was Andy coming into his
own finally, Carol wondered.
Or was he just trying to fore
stall the judgment of the jury
when he produced the will?
"And something else" Andy's
voice was relentless. Those
refunds to Mrs. Milligan and
Mrs. Grover. You must have
thought you were pretty smart
to take credit for them. Well.
Carol got mad last night-mad
enough to give me a hint about
those checks. I'd never have
thought to look them up IL she
hadn't"
What checks?" Mr.. Herick
was sparring for time.
You know what checks. But
Carol signed them. Carol
wrote the letters. It's my guess
you knew nothing about them
until the day I called you here
to my office. Carol satisfied
those customers to save the
stores reputation In spite Of you
and In spite Of myself" he
finished grimly.
Andy had taken her hint
about the checksl
$50 what?" There was men,
ace In Mr.. Herrick's words.
$50 you're through. All
through, Herrick. Frow n o
on, run his store myself. The
way my father would want IL
rum"
An ominous silence followed
this declaration. Carol longed
70 b able to see defeat on Mr..
|Hefrick's face.
e Int his next words were like
INT.
No. I'm not through, Andy
Dearborn" He paused, con-
l1nue. "In fact you're setting
! to6y' ~ givs me "a ten yer
|epoesoce 70 manage this store o.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12
Andy was aghast.
year contract?'

Andy was aghast. "A ten
year contract?'
Eyes I didn't intend to push
1t just yet but you've called my
hand. You see there's I h e
small matter Of a will. The will
your father left
The will? What d oes Mr..
Herrick know about the will?
Carol thought frantically.
II happen to know what that
will contains" Herrick was
saying. II happen to know that
1t disinherits you, leaves every
thing to charity!"
Carol stifled a gasp. II Mr..
Herrick had read the will he
was distorting the facts.
"It-what?" That was gen.
uine surprise In Andy's voice.
ut suggests that you aren't
capable of running the store,
Andy. It orders the stock sold
and the doors closed for good. /"
How do you know that" An
dy demanded.
IL know the will has been
found"
Found? You mean my fathers
will has been found and not re-
corded? Do you realize that is a
criminal offense?"
Found! Carols thoughts echo
ed. Then IL wasn't Andy at all
who had taken the will from
the ledger. II must have been
Mr.. Herrick or someone MIR.
Herrick knew. And Andy's deter
mination to run the store in a
manner worthy Of a Dearborn
was real. II wasn't acting. 1t
was what he believed. What he
wanted to do!
He was waiting for Mr.. Her
rick to reply.
II don't admit anyone Is with
holding II. I only say that a con-
tract for me would be. shall we
say, q satisfactory reward for my
failure TO let the will turn up?"
That's blackmaill" Andy ac-
cused him.
'Blaclkmail's IN ugly WORD"
mo uglier than the conditions
you suggest"
IL wouldn't call, them that"
you've lied about other
things. How do I know you aren't
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12
VITAL STATISTIC

GREENSBORO, N. C.-Green-
boro's veteran dog catcher. John
r. Cox. rounded up 1.464 stray
pooches I'm 1910.
He has Just compiled his re-
port for l041. The number Of
CANNES captured in the year just
gone was-1,4 64.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12
WHO HAS THE WILT
CHAPTER XIV

ITS not true, ] tell you'll"
~. Herrick glared at Andy.
III didn't report that elevator. I"
I'm going 10 be the Judge Of
oe - Andy mapped.
r. Ctol'S heort leaped. Andy
'1DoU 1Wpke q Isst. Thank good
- je1c1ky and his innocent
- I'D q their conversation
- 1Spitsl Christmas morn
~ this sand Of Andy's
~ - jlue terIns Of I h e
ii ~ could haVe learn
m - ypnd ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-12

The average man has $4,000
hairs. each about .006 inch In
diameter. on his head.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02

da oni svu tn prisilnu sluzbu preporucuJu "a
"spas demokratije." kada Sc radnlcl prlsllJa-
vaju da vrse industrijske poslove, to nlJe u
skladu "a "nasim nacinom ziyota," koJeg to-
boz branimo. "Nas nacin zivota' jeste konven-
cionalni kapitalizam, pod koJim radnlk nlJe po-
litickim zakonima ~prisiljen da "a kapltallsta
radi. Niti je pitanje ma koji &c Sc nacln prime
niti Hershey-ova preporuka u delo, da Ii &c Sc
zvanicno, pod tackom "ratnog stanJa suspen-
dovati Konstitucija, iii &c Sc imenovati nekl
labor feker koji &c, kao Bevin u EngleskoJ'
posedovati bic prisilnog rada, da Sc sa odobre-
MEM fekerskih junija, radi spasavanJa demo-
~kratije' ''dobrovolino' konskrirtuju radnici,
wee je glavna stvar da &c to biti Industrijalni
Feudalizam ma poslu, koji Sc nece moci skinu-
ii dole nakon svrsetka rata.
Tako vidimo sve jasnije make ola lndustrl-
;alni Feudalizam marsha philemon brzlnom l
koliko oval rat DUE traJe, u tolko ce sc on
usedlivati. Industrijalni Feudalizam je dege-
nerisani kapitalizam. Mega vidimo Il svom
gadluku u Nemackoj I~taliji. Zbog toga ste
radnicka~k lasa nije spremna da sa bolJlm dfus-
tvenim uredjenjem zameni normalni kapltall-
Fam, koji je stvarno davno prestao takvim bltl,
covecanstvo mora imati nekakvo uredjenje /
potpuno je logicno da Sc kapitalizam mora de-
generisati u Industrijalni Feudalizam. Ali to
&c "a radnike biti uzasan nazadak, padanje u
provaliji crnjeg robovanja.
Socijalisticka Radnitka Partija je, posre-
dom genija Daniela De Leona, davno predvi-
della da &c Sc kapitalizam degenerisati Il In
dustrijalni Feudalizam zbog toga je ona de-
c~enijama govorila radnicima da njihov jedinl
spas lei Il njihovom politickom industrijal-
nom organizovanju, da tako uniste kapitallzam
pre- no sto je on bacio cove6anstvo u provaliju
crnjeg ropstva, CHE make danas vidimo pre-
primetno. U ovom II. casu, Socijalistieka Rad
nicka Partija neprekidno poziva radnitkh kfa-
su Amerike da Sc okupi pod njenim barjakom,
ola dok jos ina casak vremena, usvoji nasu ma
uku da Il skladu sa nasim revolucionarnim
principom civilizovane akcije obori kapitalizam
pre- no sto je kapitalizam u JOS ernie ropstyo
oborio radnicku klasu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02

= To je rece Jovan Lefevre. Daj ga meni. ia Gu
ga staviti u ruke gospodina kriminalnog porucnika.
Tai Kristijan mora da Sc nekamo krije - prime
ii narednik, gledajuci pod krevet liza zavesa.
To 1e skoro sigurno = odgovori Jovan Lefevre.
- On retko izlazi napolje nocu. Buduci da je since pro-
veo dec noel van kuce, u toiko je veci razlog %ocekivati
da ga u ovo doba nadjemo.
Zasto nisu pokusali da ga uhapse preko dana Il
stampariji Gospodina Lebrenna? = phase narednik, pro-
duzavajuei $ premetacinom. Tamo ga ne bi mogli pro-
masiti.
so Sc toga tice, prijatelju moi, reel Gu, ma prvom
mestu, da nase ~naredjenje "a hapsenje, usled nezgodnog
ctsustva gospodina kriminalnog porucnika, koji bi rano
jutros hitno pozvan u kancelariju Kardinala Duprata,
nije moglo bii predano do kasno veceras. Ma drugom me-
stu, vi znate kao ia da su pr~istalice Gospodina Estien-
ma z~arazeni jeresom, naoruzani da bi mogli pokusati
da Sc odupru hapsenju ~njihovog druga. Nema sumnje,
strelci hi, ma kraju nadvladali. Ali Kristijan hi u toku
borbe mogao da umakne; a kod svoje kuce, u mraku, mo-
gao hi de. Dude, u hiljadu slucajeva prena jednom, uhva-
cen ma; prepad, skupa sa porodicom mu.
= Pa ipak nam umace primeti narednik, nakon
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-04-02
Dzepna Bib1ija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sa originating francuskog ma %engleski: Daniel De Leon
sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovie.
sesnaesta kniiga romano Eugene Sue-a: "Tajne naroda'
IL; astoria jedne p~roleterske ~porod:ce kroz vekove.
prica o Sesnaestom Stolecu. - U dive knjige. knJlga l.
Ill.
Bridget ne mogase da raspozna Jovana Lefevre-a, CT
ie lice bi iednako sakriveno pod kukuljlcom traka mu.
On poznavase zitelje, kd cijeg ognjista cesto puta sed)a-
Sc kao prijatelj. Dade znak naredniku da ide "a n]lm' pa
uzimajuei fenjer il ruke jednoga cd strelaca, podje gore
DO stepenicama, udje u sobu bracnog para i, pokazujucl
prstom ma orman u kom Kristijan drzase svoje dragoce-
nosti, rece mu:
- Spisi II pitanju mora da su tamo, u jednom ma
lom kovcegu cd crnog drveta.
- Kljuc ~stojaseu fokotu ormana. Narednik otvori
dvoje vrata. Sa jedne police skine dole poveci kovceg.