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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
Dairy Properties
Conveyed in Deed
Filed on Tuesday

Transfer oi personal properties %.
the Brouksidc Dairy. sold N public
auction some weeks ago. was coy
cred i'll Il deed, filed Tuesday with
the register of deeds. and given by
Mrs. !. T. Nelson To Richard T.
and Thomas {. Nelson. her sons.
No real estate was involved. Con-
SidcratIun WAS given as S3&.O32 10
Another paDcr reported out was
that in which J. Il. Novel; and wife
sold To l.. II. Williams and wife to-
$40 and other considerations. prop
Crty on 3obbitt street.
Mrs. Frances F. Young sold 10
James d. kilGorc for 500 and other
considerations. the lot at the corner
of the Southern Railway and the
Raleigh road. where Railroad. or
Dorsey. street, enters the Raleigh
highway.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
War Fund Total Is
Now Up To $1O,857,
Little Above Half
Jenkins Appeals To
All Workers to Make
Reports Immediately

Contributions To the United War
Fund campaign passed the halfway
mark today, and reached Sln.85Ty,S
Mrs. w. Il. Daniel, office manager,
said this afternoon. The goal is SD
7O3
General J. Y. Jenkins. chairman
of TIE campaign. renewed his pre-
vicuS appeal Ia workers to rcporr
promptly on the" work. 50 that COM
p!ttT tIDNla'Iun~ may Dv made and
the Sta'u of the drive known OK.
a>'ly each dav. He said he knew of
some advance GI!t workers who have
not Vet made report of their efforts.
and pleaded with these and all 9TH
crS L. turn III their contribution,
promptly, and at least Dncc IA day.
The chairman hoped that the urlv,.
could be wound up this week. but
sand a good deal OF work would be
nCcCssjr" 10 attain the goal by Sat
urddY afternoon. lie expressed fun
confidence that the community could
unGCrWrlt@ the budget and that i
would do So.
Rain on Monday and TUESDAY. as
welcome as II was. humpcrCd efforts
Oi solicitors. who were unable to &C:
about Ia call on their prospects as
rapidly a. had been planned. I'M
proved weather developed this att
e"@p"u. however. and Il WAS hoped
dat rnoS" who have no; had oppor-
tunlty To- make their solicitations Will
take every aGyantaG" ot oppOrtun-
tiles offered Iu that end
Committees that have been at
work N industrial establishments
have reported gratifying responses
on the part NJ the people. and many
Others have made generous donH-
lions 10 the cause. it was reported
b. the chairman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop Il!
vour cough. chest cold or acute bron-
ChitiS Is not treated and you cannot af-
ford to take chance with any medicine
less potent than CrcomulSIon which
goes right TO the seat OF the trouble to
help loosen and cXpcl germ laden
nhlcgm and aid nature to SOothc and
Zeal raw. tender inflamCd bronchial
mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends bccChwOOd Crro-
SOtc by special process with other time
tested medicines for coughs. II contains
no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines you
have tried. tell your druggist to sell YOU
q bottle of CrcOmulSiOn with the under
standing YOU must like the way 1t quick
" allayS the cough. permitting rest and
SLEEP, or YOU arc TO have your money
back. tAdVD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
GREEK WAR RELIEF
NOW READY TO ACT

Tho Greek War Relief Association.
Il member of the United War Fund
has opened major field office in
Cairo. Egypt. Where preparations
arc being made To aid Greece as soon
as nCw gdlcwavS are opened by the
invasion forces. and to assist in the
passage of some 1900 tons Of sup
plies which arc now distributed by
civilians of neutral countries in
Greece according TO word just re-
cCivcd by General J. w. Jenkins,
chairman of the Vance County Unit
cd War Fund.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
s Vow, To-?

|. Who is British minister of state
in charge of production?
2. Who holds the rank of field
marshal as well as premier of one of
the great Allied nations?
3. Who said: II only regret that
have but one life TO lose for my coun-
try?
4. Which high official of the Unit
cd States government is an expert
boomerang throwcr. speaks Spanish,
ard was head of an important Wa,
agency?
). What is the correct pronunCla-
ton Of Thailand?
9. Name the first white child born
TO English settlers on the American
continent.
7. Correct the following sentence:
81 drunk glass of water"
8. Name the Co-authors of the play
you Can't Take ii With You"
o. Complete the following verse by
Robert Louis Stevenson:
IN winter get up at night
And dress by yellow candle
light.
10. What is Marshal Badoglios
first name?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish To express our most sin
core thanks and deepest appreciation
Ia our friends for their many kind
ncsscs and words of sympathy dur
ing the illness and death of our hus-
band and brother. Also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. ROBT. BRITT.
MABEL r. BRITT.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27

eight To ten feet below that level.
Convict labor has been utilized in
laying the pipe line. particularly in
hauling and placing the pipe. Fittings
nave been made by men experienced
IL that work. in addition to the cof,-
yiC;S who have helped. and TO:
whose services the city is paying the
State two dollars per day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27

Tuesday was a cleanup day around
the tobacco warehouses rs all farm
,r> LEAF a,i sal StInti..i share If the
house lea: WIS >uld nm the final day
before TIE price holiday" Arthur
IL. Surprise. sIlcs supervisor. said
to-day.
Prices were I"urrall considered 10
he II llIir stronger ON Tuesday. al
though The JN"rIGc was below that
ur Moudry. ur last weeks average.
All warehouses Will remain closed
unt!l the ,l'"S holiday is ended by
Governor ]. NJ. HruuGhion. II is
quite probable that SalcS vii. be re-
SumCd on NO- day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27
Tobacco Is
Cleared On
Floors Here

Sales. Tuesday. October 26, 1913:
1896? pounds for Sl32.3I4.-
%. average $3.50
Season to date:
lO,35i.l52 pounds for $685.
1885. average 1886
1912 Comparison:
Tuesday. October p. 1912:
2ll.0F pounds for S9O,IO6.I5.
average Si2.S4
Season Ia date, 1912:
l5.2il.S20 pounds for Si.217.-
SS229. average S41.l9
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-27

Chicago is the worlds greater rail-
road center.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Vance Food
Goals To Be
Set For "A

Vance county food production
goals for lg4I will be set up ut Il
Vance county ii the county agents
meeting of all public agencies in
office. Tuesday. November l6. at
1870 p. M. il was announced today
by J. w. Sanders. county agent.
Plans will be made tn carry the in
formation 10 every community and
family within the county. So that
through the united efforts of all az
cncicS. pubM. and private. and The
individual effort of every farm fam
lily. Vance county may reach lis pro-
ductlun goals.
Miss Anamcrlc AraHt. district
home demonstration agent: f.. Y.
Floyd of the Plant Food Institute in
Raleigh; and Miss Lena Bullard. also
ni Raleigh, will be present AT the
meeting 10 explain the procedure as
recommended by national ard State
committees in developing informa-
ton. material and plans for the cam
pagn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
S S'", To-?

!. Tho winner at the Notrc Dame
Michigan football game this fall was
-
,. n baby NOUS" will grow into q
rat: true or false"
3. On which Aegean island IS
Martha?
4. In the administration of which
President was Charles Francis
Adams tho secretary of the navy?
D. Wha, doe, Occur de Lion
mean?
8. Flora means tho females of nj
animal species and fauna means the
males: true on false!
:. What rank in the Army COM
parcS with that OF an ensign IN tho
Navy?
3. Naming the points Of the com
pass III order is called - the
compass"
.. Which American colony diu
Peter StuYVCsant govern?
10 Was there d popular vote ON
the ratification of the Constitution
IN any OF the original thirteen
States?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
JAPS TO RECOGNIZE
WAR PRISONER AID

War Prisoners Aid al the NNiCA
has Just uccl granted permission Tor
is neutral representative Ia N.S.;
prison camps where Aucrlcr-S ave
confined n Japan. Shanghai. Hong
kong and THAI nd. the National Wa
Fund mas l,iSt advised GCu !. ".
Jenkins. chairman of the NyuCc cot
y United War Fund.
Supple. aud recreation equipment
arc Distributed - prison camps III
enemy territory wherever The ncUtral
representatives of War Prisoners Aid
n " DC"u Gga"trd permission g
visit. While The Ma. prison camps
have been open 10 VA Prisoners AID
neutral workers almost from the start
of inc wa. the Japanese nave been
very reluctant - permit supplies 10
reach Inc >nld .CrS they nuN mold as
Prisoners n:-wJr. Camps IN the
Philippines are still barred t. these
workers.
Funds E"r the operators "i Wan
Prisoners Md were supplied N the
rcccu; Vance Co.ntv Unrrct t'al'
Fund campaign. which wa, plcgcd
considerably bOvc the quota for
Vance coJnty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
MRS. BELLE PEARSON
DIES IN NEW YORK
Body Will Be Brought To Oxford for
Rites: Related To Vance
County People

Nh. Belle G.. Pearson. -. widow
OF the late Charles liHmlln Pearson.
died al . o'clock Wednesday morn
InG al her home al Larchmout. SIT
buD ot New Nur.; City. after being
IN declining health TWO 81 three wears.
She vas Il relative ut Vance county
people
The body viii be- brought here and
taken 70 Oxford. where the funeral
VIII nc held Friday Afternoon al 3:3u
u'cI"ck i'll 81. Stephens Episcopal
church. with intcrmrut following III
ElmWu"d cemetery IN Oxford. The
rector. Rev. Henry Johnson. Jr.. VIII
be III oh rye uf the service
Mr.. Pearson was born near here
N MCCHlcubUg county. Va. ON Nov
cnIbcr 30. 1868 She had lived al
Lagchmnnt the past - year. Her
husband died - years ago. She .yas
Il lifelong member of IN" E1.Scup. !
ChNcn.
Mrs. Pearson - survived by a
daughter. Mrs. ". !. Carroll. O..
Larchmon, y. Y. and two grand
ch .urrn. Miss Lucille Carroll. ui
l.archmunt. and Corporal Carroll. of
Fl. Washington. Md: one brother.
Watkins Goodc. %: Ch - City. Va.
and two nicccs. Mrs. Henrietta \.
Coffin ai.d Miss Susie Aston. buIh If
henderson.
PalIOcarcvS were announced as iu,-
lows: Edward Taylor. Townsville:
Thomas Taylor. Wir<ton-Salcm: John
Taylor. South Hill. V: George p.
larry and 3. F. Fox. both of Oxford.
and Samuel larry. of GAINESVILLE.
Va: honorary. Joe Baird. ST.. ". c.
Daniel. J. W. Homer. Hamlln Cheat
ham. ". L-ndis, J. &. Maycs. ST..
T. Lancr. \. \. Chapman. Fra" X
Hayes. c. W. Bryan, |. II. Davis and
Edward Peoples.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

When making u nov trust for your
family an relatives. insist that the
money shall DC invested IN sccuri-
tics netting at least four pCrCcn, or
two percent above the current rate
tor United States government bonds
maturing after twenty years. ! think
YOU will lind banks willing L. take
trusts under these conditions pro-
vidrd you agree that they shall not
he held liable Tor losses by following
such a policy. You should also stip-
ulatC that you will look Ia the bank
only for the total valuation vi your
trust account allowing the bank la
use profits la balance LOSSES which.
under present legislation, often Can-
not bc dome
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Gov. Bricker to Enter
Race for President
Continued from ?agc Om~)

dell l.. Wiik!r and Governor Thomas
f.. Dewey ul New York.
Others VIII" have been discussed
luy The Republican nomination arc
former Governor liaruli f. StaSs"n
OF Minnesota. now u lieutenant COM
mHndcr II the Navy. whose n me
will bc entered n the Nebraska and
possibly Other western state pr.-
marlc>: General Douglas Macarthur.
Governor Earl Warren al California.
Represent: tive W. WadSwOrih ~ Nvw
York. and Eric Johnston. president OF
the United States ChamDc. al Com
mcrcr.
Three others hes .dcS President
Roosevelt have been mentioned tor
the Democratic nomination. although
most politicians feel now that the
Chief executive Will be Il ioUrlh term
candidate.
The three arc General George Cs
Marshall. army Chief al staff. put
forward by Senator johnson 3D.,
COluD: Senator Harry r. Byrd ri
Virginia. who also has supporters
booming him III Louisiana and South
Carolina. and Supreme Court Justice
William O. Douglas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Clio LOSES ELECTION
IN BURLINGTON MILL

Burlington, Nov. lin an cleo
iI"n held at tho Mayfair Mill Mon
day evening and this morning. the
I. |. q. lost the vote by 66 ballots
WREN the employees declined 10 &C
ccpi the Textile Workers Union of
America. Il branch Of the c. |. O..
: their bargaining agency.
Tho {. |. Q. had called tor an cleo
ti"n I" cndcavor to provo a claim
that tho majority of employees in the
mill favored the Textile Workers
Union rs bargaining power.
The vote WAS 81 iavurirg the E. |.
q. nd l22 against adopting ii dis the
employees bargaining power.
The National Labor Relations
Board supervised the election.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

N~'''N'''N'NNA 80 O''' s'eNN ''I.NJ
Cham store company prclcrrCd,
My appeal to-day, however. Is not
-" much to the banks and trustees
~ ir my readers. who should get
busy I" get state LAW changed. The
Tact Is that IN" banks may be tied
Gown i"" much NV state laws regard
ing the investment of trust funds.
In view OF depending initiation. IN
stead of all these laws Protecting
widows and orphans. some uf them
| may he p"ndlIIinG these deserving
)bcncIIciarlcs Surely, if We are 90
ing into Il period at initiation. Ger
tain stocks may bc safer than the
VERY best at bonds.
Trust Funds Rapidly Increasing.
Another thing: Trust funds are
growing ~ = tremendous rate. So lar
| "S the bCnciICiHricS arc concerned.
this Is Il good thing but is il good for
| inc community Owing to state laws
regarding trust funds. trustees arc
frightened OF their shadows. Hence.
they put no money into nov enter
prIScS tO help the community or inc
| nation This Is bad practice. \ dog
Cannot ike indefinitely bv chewing
his own tail y country cannot sur.
vivc without continually putting new
money into new enterprises. States
laws should compel trustees to put
| ten percent Of their money into
| venture capital
We should encourage thrift and
| the best way To encourage thrift is
To give fair interest rate 10 those
! who will save. Interest is merely a
wdS" paid for sacrifice and saving.
| The administration at Washington
| however. j. apparently following a
| direct opposite program. II has for
Ridden banks To pay interest on cur
| rent deposits; and il has beaten
down the interest rates on govern
mcnt bonds. The high tax rates have
forced the prices Of municipal bonds
| To sky-high figures so that thrifty
people can no longer afford To- buy
these. Whllc the farmers are demand
ing iioOr Tor farm prices. the
widows and orphans of the country
should hay" Il lobby and get Il IlOo,.
under interest rates.
Social Security Questionable.
| The most honest and safe method
lol getting security for old age is by
lsaving money and taking care of /,
lcithcr directly oneself Or BY putting
II INTO il rcv"kablc truS, fund. The
prcscn' Socia! Security program ol
tEc United States government is
questionable. Why? Because the
money which is taken out of youi
nay envelope every week is not
saved for yOu by Washington. bu
IS spent by the government whicf
gives YOU only credit on its books
When YOU get old the government
may be obliged 10 print new money
in order to pay YOU. How much these
new grccnbaCks will then be wortl,
is question.
Another thing you can do is this
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

Word that markets definitely were
To close WAS not received until late
Tuesday. lndcciSiun had prevailed,
Surprise said. with a few mcrkcts
announcing early that they would
close for the holiday and most other
markets waiting for some one 10
II. Ike Il decision. The Henderson
Surprise said. with a few markets
sales committee ui the Tobacco AS
Sociation of the United States and
also was told through the Middle
Belt Warehouse Association th~t
there were no plans for Il general
holiday. Then. after Henderson had
advertised that there would bc sales,
the ban was put on and buyers were
informed not to follow sales.
y year ago. Surprise said. there
was SImIilur confusion and when :,
decision 10 ~,ll WAS finally reached II
waS too late for The farmers ~ get
leaf on the floors. The whole Situa-
ton reveals The lack ui leadership and
the dcmuralHcd condition OF tobacco
marketing, according 10 the SupcrN!-
SOr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Air Forces Hit
Greman Rail Routes
Continued from Page Onc)

one of the worlds longest. Good
weather favored the operation.
American Flying FortrcsacS
from General Dwight ID. Eiscn-
hOwcrS command raincd cNplo-
sivcs yesterday on the freight
yards. locomotive sheds and nu-
mcrouS other installations at
BOZan0 in the Alps on the route
through Bremen Pass.
All the RAF'~ planes returned
safely from MudanC AT the end OF
,hc y. mile long tunnel. This was
The second attack in eight weeks ~,
Midanc by BrItHin-baSCd air forces
II also WAS the second recent at
tack Cn BnlZanu
With dayligh: today large force
Of bomhCrs and fighters sweep, across
The English channel again tu give
the enemy lis third consecutive day
Of continuous day and night punish
mcnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Mezv Season High Made
For Wednesdays Sale

Sales Wednesday,. November 10:
$4,000 pounds at Sl38,90S.SO.
average S42.32.
(ScaSOn'S highest averago
Season to date:
l3.i3s,30S pounds al S5.288.-
71i.9i, average S38.36.
1912 Comparisons:
Wednesday. November IL. 1912:
1892 pounds 1T Sl9.98i.65.
average S40.71.
Season to date. 1912:
l8.lO8.9l0 pounds for S1.j69.-
S3l.il. average Sil.80.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

JAMES E. WEBB, who is ma
- tive OF Oxford. North Carolina.
has been elected vice president of
the Spcrry Gyroscopc Company,
Inc, New York. leading manufac-
turer o. precision instruments for
the United Nations armed forces.
Graduated from the University of
North Carolina a Phi Beta Kappa,
Webb later studied law at George
Washington University. He won his
pilots wings at the Marine Corps
flight school, Pensacola. Fla, in
1881 and served on a tour of active
duty. Joining Sperry Gyroscope
Company as assistant to the pres
ident in 1886, Wc6b was elected
treasurer in 1871 ard secretary in
1912.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

iou> JOY over the end OF the war.
To-day many people recalled that
event and conferred their thoughts
and thcI: hearts upon similar event
when the end of the present VIZ will
be announced And many believed
the happy occasion would not DC long
oil Is some have said il might be-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

Hogs will produce meat and lard
weighing about 80 per cent al their
live weight. and other meat animals
will produce about ~ per cent of
their live weight III tic form al meat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

The seasons .NCraec on the Hen
dcrSun tobacco market yesterday hit
Il new high Of $42.32. u big Jump
ir"m the previous Ilgn ol Sil.iI ON
Thursday. October :. Tho niCn ave-
rage IS Il result ui some what higher
prices and u better offering 10y the
lmcrS. according 20 Arthur III. Sur
prise. sales supervisor.
To-day the tobacco markets we're
closed for the Arm,st!cc Day holiday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Now She Shops
Cash "a! and Carry
Without pa;of,,I p,Lst
Without Painful Backacbe

When disorder OF kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood. IL
may cause nagg'ng backachc. rheumatic pains.
nights. swelling, puffincss under Tho eycs,
hcadachcs and dizziness. Frequent or scnnty
passages with efnarting and burning some
times shows there 10 something wrong will,
your kidneys or bladder
Don't waiti Ask your dr,iggist for Doan',
Fills, used successfully by millions for over
40 years They give happy relief and will hclp
tho 10 miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
ou waste from your blood. Get Dosn's Pills.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

The earliest ..D.lu Polish com.
poser was Jan Kemp LODI. vino d.cu
IN 1916.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
SZ-S3 Billion Tax Bill
Appears Fairly Certain

CC"at.nucd from Page Onc)
the day off,
The 'cNI Grey vas all ready :,
report Tor work and resume opera
tons wncu a. radio news commcui,-
tor went "n the . If with a story that
INC men al the particular OHIO mine
were ON strike.
R""ult-m"b"dy showed up for
WORK: me %'ri," Wa, as effective 49,
j.! ordered by John l.. Lew, himself
CNili:n, "ill get more citrus fruit
spcciaIIy UrangcS--in the nest -
months than did IN i9l2-43 because
"i an increase of more than o million
boxes III this seasons crop. They will
gel about In" same amount "f canned
grapefruit SCgmCnt-. orange Juice and
blended citrus fruit Juices. These
items 90 I" the military and "a lend
lease "Cn-toto.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11

WIPE u > promised that production
oi electric flat irons VIII get the nod
carly next year. However. last enough
IRONS VIII be made 10 WCr needs
OF nOuSCwIVC, who have broken irons
and need new ones. Chances arc they
Will have 10 turn IN their old. broken
iron before they can get Il new one.
N"w th.t Harry Hopkins mas left
his White House home" for a. charm
ing colonial house IN Georgetown,
some WdShingtonianS believe inc will
be given new po,t--a more official
Job than th-t of adviser 10 the prCsi-
dent
Living in the White House. Hop
ilns was al the beck nd call of FDlt
day and night Whether il was 10 dis
cuss an important New Deal step. a
bit OF diplomacy or some war StTa-
tcgy. Harry was alw ~ close at hand
| He was also close by when the prcsi-
dent needed q visit to help him for
get the cares and worries pf his job
| However. il is believed that Hop
kns may iii into the picture as Anne
| riCan representative on tho ioivl
| Anglo-A American uSSian militgry
| political commission "a DC set UP in
| London Harry is considered by many
10 be an excellent choice for this lob
| He is wcll-likcd and admired b.
! winston Churchill. His fric ds SAY
no one could outline President RouSc-
vclts views in such post better than
! Hopkins. Unless II might be former
Undcrsccrctary Of State Sumner Wei.
les.
Anyway. wise ones y that Hop
kins-whO is married TO the former
Louise Macy and it is whispered
about 10 become the father 49, will
soon have new job-and big one
al that.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-11
Money Rate Is Declared
Not Enough

Continued from -agc OncJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-25
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PRECELJ
POVEsT

govoril, in trse, kakor je hotela,
je rekla: rE
"Ali res mislis, da sem TAXA
vrtavka in tako malo resna, da
bi ,zahtevala cd tebe, da mi vri-
! skaj in poi? Ne, ne, Juri! To-
da drugace mislim JAZZ to, dru-
gace -"
"Kako no?" je zopet vprasal
nestrpno.
'Tako,' 'je odvrnila nitro in
burno, "tako mislim, da 81 tt
moi MOI in JAZZ tvoja zena, in
da sva moz in zena, da skupno
ziviva, trpiva, pomagava drug
drugemu, da zaupava drug dru-
gemu. Juri," je viknila skoro,
"hocem, da isces pri meni to-
Liable in ne izven Peci. &c je tn
nj "a te, Juri, potem je vse "a
man, najina sreca in zivljenje,
potem mi je zal, da sem prisla
ma Pee. ziveti sem znala tudi
sama. Sedaj pa je tako, da ho-
Gem ziveti, a ne "a Sc. In &c tt
tega ne razumes, moi Bog, Juri
potem 81 varal samega sebe in
81 varal mene!"
ze ko je govorila, Sc je bill
! dvignil in skoro strupeno je pri-
,, pomnil:
"Ne vem pravzaprav, kaj no.
i ces cd meme. Tt imas tako svoje
;; misli. In morda ze Sc nekaj dru-
gega vzrok, in sama ne ves."
"Vzrok?' 'se je zacudila ona.
"Da," je dejal on, 81 mojo
materjo sc ne moreta, in tebi nj
prav, da Sc tako malo mesam v
vajine posle. I'll bi rada -"
"Tvoja dolznost je to, Juri,'
je odvrnila ona, "ti yes, da po.
trpim vse. In potrpim samo rad
tebe, a tt 81 slep in gluh. A me.
nj je to hudo," je zastokala. All
po kratkem hipu Sc je ohrabri.
la in dejala: "Glej, Juri! Tvojs
zena je najslabsa dekla v hisi
Hlapcem mora Swat srajce, ii
v zahvalo Sc j hlapci krohoce
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