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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

well, Calvin" doomed H. L.
Claiming, i've been looking for
you. A disquieting rumor has
reached me. Is there any truth
in the story that, for unknown
reasons, your horse may be
scratched"
Calvin Meggs did the Never
Say-Die school proud. mot a
word of truth" he said stoutly.
though hollowly.
I'm glad to hear it," Mr..
Claiming said jovially. BE
cause, Calvin, this race is to be
run at 3 o'clock sharp or not at
all. I'll grant no postponements,
no rainchecks. And ! call your
attention to the fact that the
time is now 2:40."
Mr.. Meggs WINGED.
AT that point a cry went up.
A black horse, led by a small
grinning Negro, was approach
ing the track. Upon this beast
Mr.. Claiming gazed like father
upon son.
Look, Calvin" he exclaimed
rapturously. Look at Black
Moonlight! What hooks. What
withersl Do you honestly be-
lieve in your soul, Calvin, that
that caricature of yours could
beat him."
ANY day in the week. said
Mr.. Meggs steadfastly. "Includ-
ing Sunday"
Then bring him on" Mr..
Charming cried. What are you
waiting for?"
Mr.. Meggs was waiting for a
miracle. He got it.
MIR. Meggs, Mr.. Meggs!'
shouted an excited voice from
behind.
Mr.. Meggs wheeled, in unison
with Mr.. Claiming. They be-
held the gatekeeper hurrying to-
ward them. The gatekeeper was
leading a large bay horse. The
horse had been newly clipped.
. Found him wanderin' just
the other side of the road, sir"
painted the gatekeeper, AN l
49,
But Mr.. Meggs uttered cry
and fell upon the horse, like an
end upon a loose bail. Btu
cephalus, my pet.' And then,
suddenly, he recoiled. A bewild-
cred look crossed his face. That
is not my horse" he stated posi-
lively.
Come, come, Calvin" said
Mr.. Claiming, as the crowd
collected, IF it isn't yours,
whose is it? Someone found
him, felt sorry for him and clip
ped him, that's all. Heaven
knows he needed it,
Il still insist" Mr.. Meggs said,
that this is not Bucephalus."
What makes you say that?"
Il don't rightly know, E"
said Mr.. Meggs vaguely. IT'S his
general attitude. His - er -
stance"
Mr.. Claiming made a pahing
sound. Don't be silly, Calvin.
You can't prove such a state
ment. Your horse had no dis
tinguishing marks, had he, ex-
cept that he looked like a ne
elected sheep"
He had a white left forefoot,"
Mr.. Meggs pointed out.
so has this animal. No,
Calvin, l see what you're up to.
You would, Of course, prefer
that the race be called off, since
you have cold feet. Hence, you
claim that this-thiS spendid
specimen of horseflesh is not
yours. It's too thin, Calvin. AL
together too thin. Be glad you
have any horse at all and let 5
get going"
----e''-rs.-,s-~',-'---a - -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20
GREEN LEMONS

GREEN LEMONS
CHICAGO - Ted Sills, en-
tering a suburban harrington
grocery store, asked a young
clerk for a dozen lines.
Looking at him in amazement.
she went into back room and
soon reappeared with II lima
beans.
Not lima beans" Sills said.
Lines. They're a fruit. Green
lemons
She stiffened and Loyalty re-
piled: I'm sorry. sir, but all our
lemons are ripe"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Better What Would You Do
solution-(b).
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Attorney General Due To Investigate IF eud"

Attorney General Henry Rod- en arrived in Anchorage Friday last week and has been waiting for plane to Kodiak, to lnVes- tigate charges made regarding the conduct of city affairs,
 Roden told the Anchorage Times that charges are general and indiscriminate, a main item in the dispute being the water supply" Roden offered no opin- ion regarding the truth or falsity of charges, but said it is a gener- al belief that the matters under dispute come from long fac tional feud, a situation that he hopes to be able to straighten out without too much upheaval. ,"
 "The intensity of the feeling" :" the attorney told the Times, must be high, one message alone being made up of 1900 words. And as soon as one faction learns of a complaint going in leaders seem to get their heads together to send an even strong CT one as a follow up, MT. Rod en said"
 Up to last night Roden had not arrived here. A plane is ex- pected today or Sunday.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Valuation
 Shows Increase

A special meeting of the city council Wednesday afternoon made routine approval of the tax role and tax due notices were mailed Thursday. The tax levy this year amounts to $35,320.34, or ? per cent of the total val uation of $1, ,766, 6,017.00 This is an increase over last year of $239, ,733.
 The assessment is divided as follows:
 Land S2S9,714
 Improvements $794.060
 Personal Property $682, ,243
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Teachers Named For Coming Year

The names of the II teachers for the coming school year. in- cluding 4 new ones and 2 hold overs, were announced this week by the local school board. Two of the new teachers, Miss Eunice Holland and Miss Georgya Craig Wilber, have been added to the high school staff and two, Miss Lois Collins and Miss Beatrice MacFarlane, to the grades.
 Superintendent R. l.. Clifton will teach two high school sub jects, science and mathematics, in addition to his other duties. The complete staff lineup, barring unforeseen changes, is as follows:
 High School
 Science & Mathematics-R.
 l.. Clifton
 Manual training & Mathe-
 matics-Olaf Halverson  English & Social Science
 Mrs. M. Gunderson Commercial & English-Miss
 Eunlce Holland, Missoula,
 Montana
 Home Economies-Miss
 Georgya Craig Wilber, Bell
 Gardens, Calf, Grades
 First grade-Mrs. Oneita
 Metzgar, Kodiak
 Second-Mrs. Eloda B. Metz
 gar. Kodiak
 Third-Miss Beatrice Mac
 Farlane, Alberton, Montana Fourth-Mrs. Esther Mien,
 Kodiak
 Fifth & Sixth-Miss Lois Col
 lins, Laramie, Wyoming Seventh-Mrs. Forest G.
 Ayers Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Manager

MT. and Mrs. Basil O'Neill and son returned this week after an extended visit in the States.
 Ben Kraft, owner of the Kod- iak Transit company, operator of the bus line, announced this week the appointment of O'Neill as manager of that company. 0'Neill was a former owner of the bus line with William Smith, Jr.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
News HighIights Mediterranean Front

Temporarily stabilized lines began to appear in northern & northeastern Sicily after fresh gains by US forces which result ed in capture of 4 more towns & swelled Allied-held area to four fifths of Sicily Germans steadily organized for defense of Messina peninsula, reportedly sent Ital- ian troops to the rear & took ov- CT the front, & also concentrated forces at Catania < Mt. Etna. Nazis are trying to bring in re- Inducements by gliders & large unarmed bunker transports. AL lied planes bagged 21 of these. Rumors ran wild of revolt & of peace drives after Mussolini re- signed. King Emmanuel named Marshal Badoglio in his place. Mussolini's whereabouts were not disclosed. The new premier abolished the Fascist grand
 council < black shirt militia. Pc, lice made mass arrests of Fascist
 newspaper & radio propagand- ists. Badoglio ordered P divi- sions of Italian occupational troops, comprising over 330, 900 men, to return from Yugoslavia, Greece & southern France. Ital- ian troops revolted in Milan, re- fuslng to obey orders to fire on demonstrating compatriots who swept through the streets by thousands, shouting demands for peace. Badoglio busted Milan commander General Canale with General Ruggere, chief of the Alpinist division, replacing him.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Closing Voluntary

Helen Lindsay, owner of Hell en's Eat Shop, announced this week that her recent 4 day clos ing was entirely of her own vo- Iition. It was erroneously rumor- ed that the closing was ordered by the Army but no such closing order was given.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31

Mike Putselas, formerly of the Model cafe, announced this week that he has taken over the 1s- land Grill, formerly operated by "Pop" Bettinger. He expects to open in about a week.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Hospital

The Griffin Memorial hospital reported the following recent patients: W. E. Falconer, dismissal aft CT medical treatment; Mrs. Mary Scroggs, entered for treatment; Nita Sundburg, appendectomy; Bill Sundburg, medical treat ment.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31

Hugh Abston returned recenS- ly from Cleveland, Mississippi, having recently received a naed- ical discharge from the Marines. He was formerly stationed at Fort Greedy.
 He began employment yesteF- day at the Belmont bar Mrs Abston, the former Verna Ander- son, is employed at the Orpheum theatre.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Diseases

Diseases reported for the first 20 days of July by the Territor- ial department of health include. the following: Kodiak, gencr- rhea, 3; for the entire Territory for the Army-tuhol culosis A.; gonorrhea IS; syphilis 3; influ- enza IS; measles 2; German measles 6; humps IA; pneumon- ia 8; Navy-mumps l; pneu- monia 2.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31

pounding from the air & sea. Allied planes dumped 94 tons of bombs on the Jap base of Sal amaua, blasted enemy install lations at Bobdubi X Koapang
 Liberator bombers struck Wake island in the Midi Pacific, shot down g of 25 enemy intercepters.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Church To Raise Funds; Land Transfers Explained

The Rev. John Zlobin, priest of the Sitka church and admin Sstrator for all Alaskan Russian Greek Orthodox churches, ar rived in Kodiak this week to meet with the local church con- gregation on matters arising from the recent church fire.
 A joint meeting of the church committee and parish was called Thursday evening at which Fath- CT Nobin thanked Father Gleb- off, local priest, and members of the church for the fine work they have been doing here. In the matter of rebuilding he said he realized that the insurance mon- ey would be inadequate in build. ing and equipping new church, and at the meeting it was decid- ed to undertake a drive to raise money to help in restoring Kod- iak's most famous landmark.
 Many organizations and indi- viduals had already volunteered a willingness 10 help in such a drive.
 A committee of 8 members was chosen to handle the drive. Members are: Father Gleboff, pres. Charles Skinner, vice-pres. 1; Mrs. Wm. Robertson, sec.; Mrs. Frieda Blinn, vice-sec.; Ben Kraft, treas Victor Malutin, viee-treas.; Al King and Emil Christoferson, comptrollers
 Rev. Zlobin is also investigat- ing the church land situation.
 The land here belonging to the Russian church since the transfer of Alaska to the United States Is held in trust for the church by Archbishop and Met ropolitan Theophilus of New York City, he explained, and the local church, either mem- bers or priest, do not have dis position of it by lease or rent. Anyone desiring use of church property should first negotiate with the local church, he said, but approval of any such trans action must be made by himself ss administrator and finally by the Archbishop before it is effective.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Bremen

The regular meeting of the. Kodiak Volunteer Fire depart ment will be held Tuesday even ing at g at the city fire hall. The change in meeting place is due to the fact that the Mecca, lounge is being redecorated
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Comfort

Construction was started this week on a second public latrine near the Belmont bar. Forms are being built for concrete foundation.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Speeding

Three taxi drivers, Harry Kro- hch, Harry Nightengale and Stanley Rekdahl, were fined yes terday in the city magistrates court for speeding violations.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Asia Front

Chinese command announced that the Japs killed 100 Chinese families in eastern Chekiang province alone & destroyed sew eral thousand homes in retail ation against aid given Doo- littles Tokyo raiders.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
European Front

RAF bombers unloaded a re- cord 2300 tons of explosives in 45 minutes over Hamburg, Ger many's principal port; IS raid- CTS were lost. Earlier in the week, American Flying Fortress es attacked the port, lost 23 planes. US heavy bomber fleets hit targets within central Ger many Tn daylight assaults. Ger man cities of Hanover, Will shelmshaven & Westermunde suffered Allied air attacks.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Russian Front

Soviets claimed the capture of 70 more villages on the central front, said. the entire. German garrison of Orel is doomed un- less the Nazi high command orders a general retreat.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
.OUTGOING:

James Samis, Joseph Hart, Leo Kreielsheimer, J. W. Kehoe, Ed win J. Holloway, Chas. E. Phii- ips, E. K. Kerr, B. Cozier, Mrs. John Marshall, Ruth Newbold, Rudy Jorgensen, Ben Kraft, W. P. Welcb, Ann Farrow.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Interior Bound

Ben Kraft, local merchant, left by Star Airlines Thursday for a short trip to Anchorage and Fairbanks. It is his first visit to these Interior cities.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31

Lillian Benson, Camas, Wash. was among recent incoming pas sengers. She will cook at Helen's Eat Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31

Henry Auvlnen, formerly manager of the Brooklyn Avenue garage, returned recently after a trip Outside.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31

Forest Ayers, local man. ager, Alaska Star Air Lines, reported the following recent passengers:
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
INCoMING:

Clark Andresen, J. J. Hill, Lee Bettinger. Joseph Maverle, MT. and Mrs. Walter Cooper and SOD, Nina Zernov, Mrs. Paul Swensen and son.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-31
Pacific Front

Navy announced 19 more air assaults against Kiska, in ad- dition to II bombardments Of Jap positions by light & heavy warships. There has been much speculation on an imminent in- vasion of Kiska by sea-borne American forces.
 Although progress was mea- sured in yards, US forces con tinued to advance within 1900 yards against the Jap airbase at Munda, New Georgia island. General klacArthur said the enemy's supply line has been cut to the bone by ceaseless
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

da Sc il je bila ohladila lube
zen do lastnega sincka. Ali pa
sc je re tolikokrat razocarala,
da nj vec upala najti sincka?
Vesti, da Sc je morda nasel
njen izgubljeni otrok, nj bila
mic kaj vesela. Zakaj ne? Zdaj
je mislila ma svojega ubogega
varovanca in ma to, da bi ga mo-
rala poslati nazaj V poboljse-
valnico, &c bi nasla svojega
sincka.
Zagrnila je okna, da bi ga ne
videla ma vrtu, da bi niti glasu
njegovega ne slisala, in sla je
udajat Sc spominom in ozivljat
plamen, XII je> VISA obupana 0
MEM domnevala, da nj vec tako
planted, kakor je bill.
Kaj pa &c Sc to pot le ne mo-
ii, &c Sc je res nasel njen Mil
eek?
Morala je spraviti svoje misli
malo v red. Nj hotela sama od-
potovati v Orgeval, kjer je bill
njenemu sincku podobni decek
" poboljsevalnici. Morda bi od-
potoval tia namestu ME Paul
Vernier.
Vernier je bill srecen, da mo-
re storiti obozevani dami uslu-
go. Odpeljal Sc je S prvim Via
kom in re cez tri ure je dobila
Helena brzojavno obvestilo, da
gre "a pomoto in da so Sc star
81 doticnega decka re oglasili.
To razocaranje prvic nj pri-
vabilo Heleni solz V oci. In ma
lone nevede Sc je zalotila, kako
pritiska ma prsa svojega varo-
vanca, XII ga je krepko objemala
in poljubljala.
Bio je re zelo pozno, ko sc je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

Paul Vernier vrnil v Moisselles.
Vendar je pa prisel naravnost
k Heleni. Pozvonil je.
- Recite gospe Penhoetovi,
da bi rad govoril z MO, - je
dejal zacudenemu vrtnarju.
Helena je bila Sc sama V sa-
lonu. Decek je re spal.
- Privedite gospoda Verni-
era, - je dejala vrtnarju.
- Kaj Sc je zgodilo? - je
vprasala prisleca re ma pragu.
- Dobila sem vase brzojavko
Pa Sc vendar niste zmotili? A
Milcek?
- Gospa, - je odgovoril
Paul, - moja brzojavka je toe
ma. Otrok V Orgevalu nj vas
Prinasam vam pa zelo vazno no.
vico -.
- Novice? Kaksno? ko
pa Milcka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

matt? Ali nimam morda spo-
minov ma nekaj drugega?
Toda takoj je zavrgel to mi
sci kot nemozno. Da, bill je o
tenn zal trdno preprican. Sill
max je bill njegov oce, Zefy-
rina pa njegova matt.
Sicer pa, kaj "a to, sal ju ne
bo nikoli vec videl. In vendar
mu je vest pogosto ocitala, da
je dobri gospe lagal, ko je pri-
sci V Moisselles.
Lagati je zelo grdo, - mu
je dejala veckrat.
On je pa lagal, navduseno la
gal. Vedoma jo je vodil "a nos.
Mar nj bila njegova dolznost
povedati il vse po pravici? Zdaj
Sc mu nj bilo treba bati, da ga
poslje nazaj. In vendar nj incl
poguma.
Sram ga je bilo priznati, da
sta njegov oce in matt zlocinca
in pijanca.
Pogosto je mislil ma svojega
prijatelja Claudineta. Dolgo je
razmisljal, kako bi ga mogel
obvestiti, kje je, in tudi sam
zvedati kaj o MEM; toda pre-
vidnost ga je vedno zadrzala
pred tenn korakom. Nj dvomil,
da bi Slimak prestregel ME-
govo pismo, &c bi pisal Claudi-
netu; potem bi ga seveda takoj
nasli.
Nekega dne je dobila Helena
pismo, XII j ga je pisal milosci-
mar il, poboljsevalnice la Ro-
quette Xxi je Z MIN neprestano
dopisovala, ceprav je bila dozi-
vela re nesteto ,razocaranj. Mi
u loscinar il je pisal, da je prisel
! v poboljsevalnico otrok, XII bi
utegnil biti njen izgubljeni sim
eek. Obsojen je bill zaradi tatvi-
ne, baje so ga bill ukradli ci-
gani in ga odpeljali v Italijo,
ko je bill Sc cisto majhen.
Helena je sedela nekaj casa
molce. Ozrla Sc je ma svojega
malega varovanca Xxi il je bill
bas prinesel ssopek roz, kakor
vsako jutro; prebledela je,
omahnila v naslanjac in bridko
zaplakala. iDecek jo. je bozal in
tolazil, kakor je vedel in znal
Helena je pa hotela biti svo-
jimi mislimi sama in cato ga
je poslala nazaj ma vrt.
! Torej je bile le res! Uboge-
ga decka je bila tako yzljnbila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

- Gospa, pripravite Sc ma
veliko preseneeenje. Gre "a va
Sega moza.
- Ia gospoda Montlaura?
- Da.
-S Ste ga videli?
Videl ga nisem. Vem samo'
da je V Franciji.
" Franciji?
- V Parizu.
V Parizu? Ramon:
. V Parizu!
Helenino presenezenje je BIZ
10 tako veliko, da je omahnlla
v naslanjac.
- Kako ga ljubi, - je po-
mislil Paul.
Bill je plemenita dusa, vedno
pripravljen ma zrtve. zanj Je
pomenilo ljubiti osreciti lJub-
ljeno bite.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

Decek j nj bill tut, nj bill hva-
lezen "a dobrOto neznani dami :;
lahko bi rekli, da je bill malone
njen sin, globoko udan svoji
materi, sin, XII je S plamtecimi
pogledi poplaceval njeno skrb,
XII Sc je razzalostil, cim je opa-
zil V njenih ocek iskrico nezado-
vol ljstva.
In Cudno, decek je bill izredno
rahlocuten; vedno je znal ustre-
ci svoji dobrotnici in il izkazati
pozornost, kakor jo zna lie pie
menito, mehko in nepokvarjeno
srce.
Helena je pa bila ubogemu
otroku skoraj udana in potr-
PEEL jiva matt, kar je opazala
z grozo in cello z ljubosumnim
strahom. O, kako rada bi bila
nenadoma izgovorila pregrado
ime "Milcek," pa Sc je bala.
Sal je ljubila tega CLAUDIA,
tega neznanega decka prav ta-
ko, kakor je nekoc ljubila svo-
jega sincka.
Mar sta sc oba otroka zdru-
lila proti Mi enega? Kaj nj
bilo V njenem srcu prostora "a
dvojno ljubezen in je tuj otrok
pregnal il MEGA spomin ma H.
gubljenega lastnega?
Decek Sc je pridno ucil in hi
tro napredoval. Vecer "a vece-
rom sta sedela skupaj in pisala
naloge.
- Takole bi sc bila ucila z
Milckom, - je pomislila Hele.
ma cesto. - Znal sc je ze pod
pisati, ko -.
Solze so il zalile oci; cim je
decek to opazil, jo je prosil, maj
mu pojasni kaj nerazumljivega
da bi odvrnil njene misli cd ia.
losti, in res Sc mu je to vednc
posrecilo. Helena je V takih pri.
merih pozabila ma vse in zdele
Sc il je ,da, so Sc il sanje uresni.
cile, da je ozivela obupno ohio.
kovana preteklost.
Bila je S svojim simon! >.
In tho, v globini srca il je Sc
petal:
Matt moja!
Njegova matt! All! Ko b
incl tako mater!
Cudno! >. Med delom ma vr
tu je decku kaj rada sinila ,
glavo misel: -
! Ali je Zefyrina res mojs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30
STTSsSss9 q d y y

Captive men and captive ma
chimes grinding out war imple
ments for Hitler. Captive men
forging their own chains.
"Ha!" Paul tells Georges, "if I
have but one hand / can do only
half as much work for the Nazi
swine"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

A man shrieks, gears screech.
The machine stops. Paul has lost
his right arm. He may die Int it
will take a month to repair ti-- .ha-
chine if parts can be found.
This happens G..Ily in the fac
tories of Czecho- Slovakia, Norway,
Holland, Belgium, France.
In America we can hurry Hitlers
defeat by sticking to our jobs and
buying War Bonds every pay day.
WSS TALE u. Treasury Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-30

je uejal Slimak, - &c je zatajil
svoje ime, mas gotovo ne bo IL
dal.
- Moramo takoj ponj.
- &c sc bo le hotel vrniti.
- Zakaj bi Sc pa ne hotel?
- je menila Zefyrina; sal
mu je gotovo dolgcas, Preprica-
ma sem, da Sc mu tozi po mas.
- No, jutri poskusimo svojo
sreco, - je sklenil Slimak. -
Preobleceni V poStene ljudi poi
demo vsi trije V Moisselles.
Ubogi decek je bill pobolj-
Sevalnici srecen, tako srecen, da
Sc mu toliki sreci niti sanjalo
nj, srecen V tistem novem ozrac-
ju, kjer je smell slednjic svo-
bodno dihati in smejati Sc. do
bra gospa" je V bolnici yes cas-
sedela pri njegovi postelji.
- Drago dete, - mu je pri-
goVarjala s sladkim glasom, bo-
zajoc ga z materinskim pogle-
dom svojih velikih, modrih oCi,
- povej mi, prosim, kako ii je
ime.
- Claude, gospa.
- Ali imas Sc mater?
Heleni je pr teh besedah ST.
ce tako mocno utripalo, da je
mislila, da il DO poCilo. Sc pred
mesecem, ko ga je naSel redar
pod grmom in ko so ga ma pO-
liciji zaprli, bi Milcek ne bill
incl poguma zlagati Sc tel 60
spe, XII ga je po obrazu tako mo-
emo spominjala ma mater bozjo.
Toda zdaj je ze incl "a seboj
zapore. Proti svG.ii NOlji sc je
bll naucll lagatl.
&c bi povedal po pravici, bi
mu pretila nevarnost, da ga VIZ
ncjo Slimaku. &c Sc pa Zlaze ali
&c bo molCal, ostane tam, kjer
je in kjer Sc mu tako dobro 60
di.
- Ali imas Sc mater? - je.
ponovila Helena.
- Da, gospa.
- In sc nOCeS vrniti k nil?
- Ne. gospa.
- kai je nimaS rad?
- Ne, gospa.
- To nj Iepo. da nimaS rad
svOje matere, to je greh. Zakaj
je nimaS rad?
- Ker me tudi ona nina
Tada.
- A tvoj oce?
- OGe mi je umrl, matt pal
zivi sVOiim ljubch0m; odkar
mi je umrl oCe, me pretepajO0
-. Zato sem Jim usel.
Milcek ie ponovil, kar je Sli-
sal V poboIjSevalnici Cd drugih
OtrOk. XII so takO ODraviCili SVO-