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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Sikorski Back From Mexico

WASHINGTON. Jan. ? up
Gen. Wladyslaw SikorSki. premier
OF tho Polish Government in Exile
who inspected Detroit war plants
recently. arrived here last night
from Mexico City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Bdnghdrt 10 Be Sent
To AICatraz Prison

CHICAGO. Jan. ? GNS) Basil
"the Owl" Banghart, tough guy Of
the Roger Terrible" Touhy gang,
is 10 be sent to the federal prison at
Alcatraz Island in San Francisco
Bay, il was disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
4 Detr0iterS
Included in
War Deaths
10 Others in State
Are Army Casualties;
ex-PrincipeI on LIST

The names OF four men from the
Detroit area and 10 others from
outstste Michigan were included
in a list OF 4O7 United States sol
diers killed in action. which was
released today by the var depart
ment.
The men were casualties IN &C
ton in the Southwest Pacific.
South Pacific, African and Euro
pean war theaterS and II sea
They were
DETROIT AREA
IT. COL. LAURENCE a Me.
KENNY. former principal in the
Detroit school system BirmIng-
ham.
CAPT. HARLAND c. AN
DREWS. 1898 Martin road, St
Clair Shores
PFC. HARRY NJ. LYNCH. 1856
airview avenue
STAFF SGT JOHN SAUN-
DERS. Bloomfield Hills.
oUTsTATE
PVT. HOWARD V ADSIT
Lake Odessa
PFC. EARL II. BINDER. Bad
Axe.
PFC. GEORGE w. GRIsAMER
SturgiS
PVT EARL II. LAW. HeSsel
PVT. EDWARD A. LEROY,
Niles.
PFC. JOSEPH AMBROSE, Way
land.
PVT. STANLEY c. DAVIS,
Sand Greek.
SECOND 1T. JORIS NJ. FOL
KERTSMA. Grand Rapids
FIRST SGT. RUSSELL +.
HILE, Monroe
CPL. ROBERT F WRIGHT
Battle Creek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
The Weather
'oUkLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set AZ SIP D. m. today
and rise tomorrow at a. M
The moon sets Ht 3:1I p. m today
and rises tomorrow at 5:2s A. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
DEMoRALIZING ATTACK

In previous attacks on Kiska,
American medium bombers and
Lockheed Lightning fighters took
part in the forays and the attack
by the Liberators indicated that
the big ships were being moved
up TO blast the Japs out of Kiska.
In the south Pacific, Dauntless
dive bombers raided japanese
headquarters on Guadalcanal
Island but dense jungle growth
prevented observation of results.
The Japs are believed to have
established their headquarters In
the vicinity of Kukumbono. only
seven miles west of American-held
Henderson Airfield on Guadalcansl
Island.
The attack on the Jap head
Continued on Next Page, Col -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
SEIZE BIG NAH BASE

Yesterday they captured Elisha,
capital of the Kalmyk republic 170
miles south OF Stalingrad. the big
gest German base on the south
Stalingrad front. and 200 miles 10
the south in the Nachik area OF
the Caucasus along the Terek
River, they took Chikola and
three other key towns.
a German news agency dis
patch broadcast from Berlin
claimed that Velikie Luki was
still in German hands but ad-
mitted that Elisha, capital of
the Kslmyk republic, had been
evacuated.
The dispatch said Russian
attacks continued in the Velikie
Luki area and the German front
line had been shortened for
tactical reasons which made pos
Sible a successful defense.")
THE London radio reported
Continued nm Next Pare Col. Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Veikie Luki
And Elisha Fall
In Great Drive
Russian Tide Forces
German Armies Back
on 7 Separate Fronts
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press stan CorrespOaaeat

MOSCOW, Jan. 2.--The Red
Army made new gains on seven
separate fronts during the night
after one of its most glorious days
OF the wal.
From the central front west OF
Moscow, where they captured the
fortress city OF Velikie Luki,
killed every German in il except
struggling prisoners and the
wounded, TO, the Caucasus Noun
tains 100 miles TO the south. the
Russians were on what had be-
come their greatest offensive OF
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Gudda|Cana|
Headquarters
Of laps Hit
Cargo Ships Blasted
as Yank FIiers Renew
Defense Of Mainland
BY JACK VINCENT

International News Service stan Wrster
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Sissh-
ing out to prevent Jap air raid
on the Alaskan mainland, United
States four-motored bom b ers
raided enemy cargo ships in Kiska
harbor in the Aleutians for the
third consecutive day yesterday,
the navy reported today, as it also
revealed that Jap headquarters on
Guadalcanal in the South Pacific
had been bombed.
Appearance of the heavy bomb
ers, Consolidated Liberators, In
the attack on Jap shipping In
Kiska harbor, indicated that Amer
lean forces were throwing every
thing in the book on the Japs In
that area to prevent them from
completing any plans to bomb
United States bases in Alaska.
During the latest attack on,
Kisks. American fliers encountered
six Nipponese Zeros and one was
shot down. A near hit was scored
on one small ship. Clouds pre-
vented complete observation Of
results.
The presence of enemy fighters
in the Aleutian Islands Indicated
that the Japs were attempting to
build up air strength there.
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CONTINUED on Next Page, Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Warning DO JapS
Admiral Nimit1 Serves Notice That Raid on Wake
Is Sample Of Things TO Come
BY RICHARD HALLER
international News Service stan Writer

Jan. q installations on the tiny Pacific
ed on Japan base.
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Continued on Next Page. Col.
Evening star., 1943-05-12

BENJAMIN Axilrod, 80 sso7 Newark st.
TAXA h14Gs edl1r,b;e an1 Gertr4oe Id Dannenoers' 26.
Samuel Thompson, S., 63s Morris p1. ne,
and Iva May Dieste. As, AZ Hamilton
st. NV.
Charles McNaron, 81. Fort Belvor, Va,
and Ruth J. Green, 90, 919 Kennedy
st. NV.
joseph R. cady. 21, Anacostia, D. c.. and
Gertrude Riley, II, 1907 Kearney st. n. e.
Hausam Meyers. 32, 4335 Harrison ST. NV,
and Catherine. Reddngton, 81, Nurses
Home, Garfield Hospital.
William DietZ AZ, 5714 Colorado ave. NV,
and Jean Sheppard, 25. 5435 Connecti-
cut ave. NV.
Barrett Pulliam. %, 752 Quebec pl. NV.
and Dorothy Nowicki. II, 43l7 Kansas
ave. NV.
John Blash, Al, and Florence Schomehl,
"a. both of 494 G st. s.w.
Leonard Raffell, 49, 1873 Webster st. NV,
and Helen Simon, 10, 46OS 9th st. NV
Leon Kirschembaum, 23, Belmar. N j.,
and Leila Richmond. 25, 1921 Biltmore
st. W.
Louis von Weise, jr., 35, e702 Wisconsin
York.
Hal Shawlee, %, Havre. Mont. and Jean
Lee, ". 40 st, NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-12

Garland Proctor 27. 1908 Walter st. Sc,
ana Bernardine Brothers, 81. 333 11th
It. Charles Beaumont. 22, Wright Field,
Dayton, Ohio. and Jeanne Dyer, 20,
3ol6 Rlttenhouse st. NV.
AIred neaoiS6 iRSiehIardson. a 22, Atlanta. Ga. and
frafk az afar' Gray, r. and Irene Jones, 10. both
Paul LOGAN. 81, 63 H st. NV, and Ruby
Frank C; He%itt IUrd:n 80, 1sls 23th st. NV. '
Butter, ~, 1549 North Carolina ave n e.
Paul x Thompson, 80, 2O19 I st. NV
and Gladys H. Anderson, 40, 200i l6th,
st. Ao'1A
Clyde Holbrook, 1s, Danville, Va, and
,r, Paula Stepney, 16, 4s9 c ST. s.W.
Thaddeus j. Hansberry. 2l., 1929 Mime
1920 Sheriff I'd. ne 49,
William Winston, 50, Fort Belvoir, Va
bia rd. NV. -"1f'
Thomas Coleman. jr., Is. 1888 18th st.
NV, and Mary B. Mcintyre, IS, 1OOI
I st. NV.
Earl Lomax. %, e3e gath st. NV, and
vi; Mary NJ ry Ten Eycka Fl, 1904 27th St: NV
27, both of Chicago.
Evening star., 1943-05-12
General Barely Missed Capture
By Jups on Kisku Last June

said, ito confer with a ranking naval
officer sent from Washington and
demonstrate to him that the Aleu-
tan chain must be strengthened or
the japanese would move in"
Gen. Buckner (since this dispatch
was filed he was nominated a lieu
tenant generaD remained three days
because a cold weather front moved
in and the Catalina could not
take off
Ten American naval boys were
on the island manning a weather
station" he said, "along with a
Evening star., 1943-05-12
BY the Associated Press

WITH THE UNITED STATES
ARMY IN THE ALEUTTANS, April
% Delayed How the command
ing general of the Alaskan military
theater was almost caught by the
japanese on American soil at Kiska
last June was told today by the moso
vitally concerned person-Maj. Gen,
Simon Bolivar Buckner, jr,, himself.
q flew to Kiska the last week of
May-about five days before the
japanese arrived-in a Navy Cata-
lima patrol bomber" Gen. Buckner
Evening star., 1943-05-12

dog named Explosion, black and
tan potlicker.
"We left Kiska finally May 30.
Two days later a strange airplane
came within 1000 yards of Kiska,
presumably for advanced scouting
Then between June 4 and the
japanese occupied the island"
The 10 Navy men, Gen. Buckner
said, either were killed or taken
prisoner.
Had the Japanese been five days
earlier" he added, Il would have
been with them and perhaps per-
manently mortified"
Evening star., 1943-05-12

Counting three to a family, more
than half million people will read
this issue of The Star. If you have
want" tell them through a Star
want Ad." Phone MA, 5000.
Evening star., 1943-05-12

both Of 1908 9Th st. sw
willard Fraker. 32, Navy Yard, and Mil
,,,! dred Macdonald, 3S. Lakeland, Fla
Wliilam Mccormick, 80, and Clara Riley,
40. Birmingham, Ala
William Wenhofer, 80, Fort Meade Md,
and Melina Siliman, 35. 35 Adams st.
Donald Murray, 25, 1919 Massachusetts,
aye NV, and Jeanette Schaefer. 81,
Clyde Phillips. "a, SO H st. NV, and
Mary Lawrence, 10, 321S Park pl. NV.
William Grant, 21, .Takoma Park, Md,
sna sne charlotte Buhrmeister, II. 47O1
joseph Kolker. %, 1915 Buchanan st.
NV, and Frances Kressin, 81, 4400
18th st. NV.
Donald Korn: 90 Michigan City, Ind, and
mary X. Schaum, Is, Corpus Christi,
James Green, IS, and Ruth McNabb. II,
Evening star., 1943-05-12

held at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Arts Club, 2017 I street NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laW, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Uait three full days and
receiDe their license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lawrence W: Head, jr.: "a, and Sallie
Willard, 19; both Of Arlington.
Kirk Kelley, p, Fort Meyer, Ga, and Nora
Lehr, 6, 1853 Meigs st. ne.
Donald Gustavson, 20, YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio
and Elsie Eliason, 23. Nurses Home,
John McDermott, 30. Boiling Field, and
Bessie Phillips, 80, 467 N st. sw.
william Benton, %. Quantico, Va. and
Ellzabeth Sutton, II, 3219 Central
ave. ne.
Richard Utes, "a. 1907 H st. NV, and
Wesley jenkins, "a. Quantico, tic; va Va. and
Martha Walker. pa, 1913 35th st. NV
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

nj misli ljubezni in skrbi "a Cd
sotnega, sta poljubljali Milcka,
XII ju je tako 1.-Two spominjal ma
Ramona.
All, mamica! - je sepetal
Ramon. Zlata moja mama,
oprosti mi mojo sramoto. Ne
morem pregnati zenske IL svo-
jega srca -. rad jo imam!
Ma enkrat je pa ozivel pred
njegovimi ocmi oni strasni pri-
zor, ko sta z materjo obsodila
gresnico, XII Sc je zaman 'brani-
la tezke obdoEitve, XII je podlo
obdolzila svetnico, hotec zalu-
citi blato grdega obrekovanja
ma Carmen.
O, matt, kolika sramota,
kajti tudi ii 81 videla memo
podlost! A JAZZ jo ljubim.
Ia hip je utihnil, ustrasil Sc
je lastnih besed, vse obupan je
krcevito sklenil roke, potem je
, pa nadaljeval:
- All, matt, daj mi moe, da
zatrem v svojem srcu to sramot-
no strast! -. Pomiri mojo
vest! Povej mi, kaj mi je sto-
RITZ, da jo bonn mogel z%anicevati,
da Sc mi ne DO smilila; reel
mi, da sem storil prav, da sem
izrocil tega pankerta zlocincem,
XII so ga gotovo vzgojili "a svoj
poklic, reel, da sem storil prav,
ko sem zapodil cd hise to VIA
cugo, XII zivi zdaj kdove kje in
Sc mi S svojim ljubekom roga !!
Pc teh besedah Sc je razlegel
"a MIN kirk.
Ramon Sc je preseneceno ozrl'
Pred MIN je stala Carmen,
skrita v senci nagrobnega spo-
menika.
Bila je strasno bleda. Same
lahno drgetanje njenih ustnic
in rok je pricalo, da je Sc ziva.
Zrla je ma brata cd groze H.
buljenih oci. Ramon v silnem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

zvonikom je pricala o dobrodel-
Enosti pokojne grajske gospe.
In slednjie je odmevalo ME-
no ime tudi 2 vaskega pokopa-
Elisca okrog cerkve, kjer Sc je
dvigal sredi nizkih zeleznih in
lesenih krizev krasen graniten
nagrobni spomenik, kjer je po-
civala kraj svojih prednikov
grofica de Montlaur.
Nekega jutra, ko so v gradu
Sc vsi spali, je odsel Ramon ma
pokopalisee in pokleknil ma ma
term grob. Vroce je molil.
Njegova molitev je bila ena
! samo dolgo ihtenje, izbruh pre-
tezkih muk, da hi Jill moglo ME
govo srce prenesti, to je bila
izpoved mrtvi materi, jok otro-
ka, XII mu je usoda iztrgala to-
laznico, XII pa ga je mogla sill
sati v globini groba, XII mu je
mogla vdahniti resilne misli ali
pa poklicati ga k sebi ,da hi ga
uspavala, kakor ga je v zgodnji
mladosti v svojem narocju, a
zdaj hi ga v blagodejnem miru
vecnega sna.
In zdelo Sc mu je, da so IL
ginile marmornate stene grob-
nice, izginili napisi ma crnih
ploscah, izginil tudi oltar, okra-
Sen S svetimi podobami; in Ra-
monu je bilo, ko da je zopet pri
svoji materi.
Videl jo je, kako Sc smehlia
vnuku, zlatolasemu Milcku, XII
ga je p%oljubljala in bozala, on
il je pa vracal poljube, sepeta-
joe: "Zlata moja babicav
Videl 10 je, kako kaze otroku
podobice liz svojega zlato obrob-
ljenega molitvenika.
Videl jo je smehljajoco Sc
Heleni, XII jo je obdajala z vso
svojo nego. Helena je govorila
z MO o Ramona in ODE, stara in
mlada grofica, zdruzeni v skup-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

V Nth nasel pozabo, &c ,je ze nj
mogel drugje.
Pa tudi to nj mic pomagalo.
Misel ma Helene ga je prega-
njala povsod.
A njegovo trpljenje je bilo
Sc strasnejse, ko Sc je vracal v
svojo osamljeno soho pc prijet-
mem veceru V druzbi svaka in
~sestre, ko mu je v usesih Sc I'VE
nela godba ali pogovor O no.
VEN literarnem delu; zadosto-
val je pa tudi samo pogled ma
njuno sreco, da je svojo nesre-
CO Sc boil obcutil.
V svoji sobi je pa cesto. brid-
ko zaplakal, da bi utopil SOL
zah svoje gorje. Mnogo je bilo
noci, ko nj mogel zatisniti oci.
Pc precuti noci je napocil dan,
toda tudi zlato solnce nj moglo
ublaziti njegovih bolecin.
K zajutreku je prihajal bled
ko lid, strt, vendar pa smehlja-
joe, samo da je bill pogled ma
niegOV Smehliai ZalOsten. Car
men je bila VISA skrbeh in
vprasevala ga je, kaj mu je.
Ramon je apatiCno odgovar-
jail, da ne more spati in da je
zelo nervozen. Dejal je pa, da
zelo pazi nase.
Carmen in Robert sc nista "a
dovoljila S tenn odgovorom in
zelo ju je skrbelo, kaj je z Ra-
monom. re V Cayenni sta stu
tia, da nekaj skriva, da ga po-
cast razjeda rama, XII mu jo je
bila zadala usoda, ko je'izgubil
Helene.
Nekega dine je Carmen ONE
Mia Helenino smrt. Ramon je
planil pokonci, Sc nekam cudno
zasmejal in zbezal il salona.
Ali Sc ii ne zdi. Robert, -
.je dejala Carmen svojemu mo-
zu, - da Sc skriva V Helenini
smrti neka tajna? Drugace 81
ne morem razlagati, da bi vsa-
ka besedica o Mi tako strasno
vplivala ma mojega brata.
Kaksna tajna bi mogla to
biti? Ramon je vendar obozeval
svojo zeno. Njena nepricakova-
ma smrt ga je zelo potrla. Ne
more Sc potolaziti in nikoli Sc
ne DO potolazil.
- Uboga, draga sestrica! -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

presenecenju in razburjenju
.vsega tega nj opazil. Srce Sc mu
je skrcilo v slim bolesti, objel
je sestro in zasepetal:
= O Carmen, kako sem ne
srecen!
In ne da hi Sc dial motif SEES
trinim zamolklim krikom in
obupnim kretnjam, ne da bi jo
pogledal, temvec covered bolj
mrtvi materi, nego mladi zeni,
je ponavljal v eni sapi krute be-
sede o zlocinu in osveti, o zavr-
zenem otroku, 0 zapodeni zeni.
To da 81 storil -. to da 81
storil! je ponavljala Car
men v nepopisni grozi.
Da, - Ije odgovoril. -
Obsodil sem 10, zapodil in ka-
znoval.
tDalje prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08
P. DECOURCELLE:
Moo
,JUBEZNI
r 0 NJ A Nj. DEL
r O M A N I. D E L

Tu je delal Robert, XII je incl
della cez glavo. Carmen .je bila
Zelo navduSena "a novo zivlje-
ME. Steer je pa tudi lahko biIa
vesela, sal je bila Parizanska
Cd pete do glave, pa je morala
tolike let ziveti tam doll ma
koncu sveta. Pc teh dolgocasnih
letih Sc je pa naenkrat vrnila
V Pariz, V vrtinec svecanosti,
gledaiisc in velikega sveta.
In bila je zena, obozevana Ro-
bertova zena. Nj ii bio treba
vec zardevati pri misli mani.
nj il bio treba veC drhteti cd
strahu ali sramu pod njegovimi
poljubi.
Vprico vseh je lahko bila po-
nosna mani, samoZavestnO je
lahko dvigala glavo, &c ga je
KIDD pohvalil, visa sreCna Sc je
mogla smejati videC, kako visO-
ko ga cenijo predstojniki, kakC
radi ga imajo tovariSi in kakC
globoko so mu udani podrejeni.
Da, zares, bila je sreCna, zelc
srecna.
- Tako sem sreCna, da sama
he VEN, kan bi S toliko sreCo,
- je dejala nekega dne Ra-
monu.
Ramon Sc je prijazno ma
smehnil.
Docim je bio sestrino xiv,
ljenje polno srece in zadovolj-
silva, je prenaSal on najstraS-
nejse nuke.
Nj pa bill vedno samO pogled
ma neizmernO Carmenino in Ro-
bertovo sreco, XII ga je navdajal
Sc z vecjim obupom. Mar nj BIZ
la njuna zveza zakonita?
Use, kar lie lepega in dobre-
ga - cast, acknowledgements,
pOStenost - vse to je obsevalo
njuno zivljenje.
Njuna ljubezen je bila zgra-
jena ma cistih temeljih. Nice
sar jima nj bilo mogoGe ocitati.
On je pa trpel Cutec, kako
mu V srcu Sc vedno plant lju-
bezen do Poole, i~zgubIjene re-
ne lin sram ga je bio te lju-
bezni. Trpel je tudi cato, ker
je gIas vesti, XII ga je sicer tako
mucil, takoj utihnil, elm Sc je
oglasila I.jubezen ali nizkotna
strast do preSuStne zene.
Cez dan je Sc Sio. Robert in
sestra sta mu vedno pripovedo-
vala kaj novega, da je pozab-
ljal ma svoje gorje. Cesto .je
tudi spreml.ial Carmen, &c :ie
sla obiskat Marcia V licej, ka-
NOR ie bill postal Robert svoje-
ga sina V VzgojO. Pa tudi sam
je hodil V licej, &c je bila sestra
prezaposlena. Nc cudnega nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

JO yNAAAAiIliA6 Val lliShis LN0A
ona je vroce ljubila svojega
moza, tudi ona . In svojega
otroka! -. Razumem, da jo
Ramon Sc vedno objokuje. Ko-
-likor je v najinih moceh, Sc bo-
va potrudila, da Sc otrese tega
spomina.
Da hi Ramona r%azvedrila, sta
81 izmisljala zanj nesteto zabav,
toda bio je zal vse zaman.
= Kaj ko bi Sc odpeljali V
Penhoet? = je predlagala Car
men nekega dine svojemu mo-
zu. - Morda hi pa to razvedri-
10 mojega brata. Bila bi sreena,
&c hi zopet videla kraje, kjer
sem prezivela svoja otroska le-
ia. Zdaj je bas lovska sezona, y
okolici Penhoeta so pa krasni
gOZdovi. Povabiva Znance .
- z veseljem, - je odgovo-
ril Robert.
Penhoet je pripadal Carmen,
XII je bila podedovala pc smrti
grofice de Montlaur in de Saint
Hyrieixa tudi del sosednega po-
sestva ,pripadajocega njenemu
prvemu mozu.
Tako je bilo nastalo emo maj
lepsih posestev V tenn delu Bre-
tagne. Grad je bill najemu,
posestvo je pa upravljal notar
rodbine Penhoet. Ker pa najem-
mix gradu nj bill obnovil ma
jenna, je ostal grad neobljuden.
Ko so Ramona vprasali, &c ie
zadovoljen s preselitvijo, Sc je
zdelo ,da z veseljem spre.jema
ia predlog.
Zadostovalo je obvestiti no.
tarja, da je treba pripraviti vse
potrebno, in cez nekaj dni so Sc
re naselili v starem penhoet-
skem gradu.
Ramon je bill spocetka nekam
zmeden. Podoba njegove zene
mu je ugasala V spominu, H.
podrivala jo je postava ME
COVE matere.
Ponosna in stroga postava sa-
mozavestne grofice je Sc vedno
vladala V vsem Penhoetu, bila
je povsod pricujoca, zahtevajoe
vso poZornost samo Ease, unicu-
joe skoraj vsak spomin ma ko-
ga drugega.
Ona, samo ona Sc je prikazo-
vala V %prostranem salonu, kjer
je Sc vedno stall MEN veliki ma
slanjac z grbom pr ogromni pc
ci, kakor hi morala zdaj zdaj
sesti vanj, da bi imela glavno
besedo v druzbi svojih otrok in
gostov.
Ona je bila tista, XII so jo Vi
deli cesto v visoki jedilnici, Sc
lest meme obleke so slisali ma
sirokih kamnitih stopnicah in
pc hodnikih je Sc vedno odme-
val MEN ukazujoci glas.
Cello il gozdov, S polij in z
livad je odmevalo memo castit-
1.-Two ime. Mar nj ona ustvarila
tega krasnega posestva? Mar
nj nastalo in Sc lepo razvilo z
memo pridnostjo in podjetnost-
jo?
In tudi VISA vas doll pod gra-
dom z vsako novo hisico, S po-
,yo11oro oor1xi;o - ro,,oo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-08

|videl V vroci sestricni ljubezni
do Robertovega sina. Sal je
naravno, &c koga ljubimo, da
imamo radi tudi njegovega
otroka.
Kadar je pa Ramon odhajal
Cd bistroumnega decka, Sc mt
je krcilo srce. Njegove nuke
SO bile tenn hujse, ker je spo-
toma srecaval zanemarjene in
sestradane otroke, XII so prosja-
cili ali prodajali robo sumlji-
vega izvora.
- Morda je med mimi tudi
tisti, XII sem ga iztrgal il poste-
mega zivljenja in pahnil V to
moralno mocvirje, - je po-
mislil.
In znova je moral misliti ma
Helene.
- Ona, da, ona, presuStnica,
ga je V zlocinu spoCela in pah-
Mia V nesreCo!
Patagonia Sc je pa njegov srd
polegel, dokler MISC ostali samo
Sc neprijetni spomini. Tako je
padal njegov plemeniti ponos,
tako je pojemala njegova puri-
tanska strogost njegove vesti in
| YES obupan je tarnal:
- In &c pomislim, da jo
imam kljub temu Sc vedno rad
-. da jo imam rad!
Hotel je zatreti V sebi to lju-
bezen in jo nadomestiti z drugo
strastjo, ki.o Mi slisal, da Sc po-
lasti cloveka tako, da ne more
: misliti IA mic drugega.
Hotel je postati kvartopirec.
Metal je zlato S polnimi ro-
kami ma zeleno sukno, igral je
strastnO, toda vse Zaman. Tudi
karte ga MISC mOgle razvedriti.
Drugi igraci so Sc razburjali,
on ie bill pa miren in Sc nj prav
mic zmenil, da je Cd edine pote-
re odvisna polovica premoze-
MIA, tudi pri kartah je mislil
samo ma Helene.
Poskusil je zaljubiti Sc V dru-
go zensko. Spremljal je Car
men V druzbo, V salone, kjer je
bila njegOVa sestra prava kra-
ljica. Marsikatera Sc je ozrla
20 MEM, marsikatero srce Sc .je
vnelo zanj, mnoge je CAMILLA ME
gOva nesreCa in skusale so obr-
niti njegovo pozornost nase.
A docim je g0voril z najdu-
hovitejsimi, doCjm Sc je zaba-
val Z najlepsimi, je neprestano
mislil ma MO, XII jo je bill IL
gubiI.
In poskusil je spustiti Sc
globlje.
Zahotelo Sc mu je okusiti or
gije, nasrkati Sc poljubov VIA
cug, zahrepenel je pc pijance-
vanju in burnih zabavah, da hi
Evening star., 1943-06-06

the country to assure = season Of
perpetual blooms"
Asked whether the low lakes did
not attract snakes, she laughed.
"Yes, particularly during the mating
season in May and June, but I have
learned to stand quiet when I see
one swim past me in the water"
Early in the season, Mrs. Bigoness
said, snakes also are found along
the lake shores, but they soon dis
appear when her husband shoots a
few.
Anyway, I am told snakes can't
bite while swimming she added
Frankly, I am more afraid OF the
terrapin. There are lots Of them
too, and when we catch them we
send them to our friends for soup. "
What becomes of the plants in
winter? she was asked.
They remain in the lakes" she
replied, "all but the tropicals, which
must be brought into a greenhouse
When the lakes freeze. our friends
are invited to enjoy the skating
she added.
While much Of her time is occu
pied with the care and marketing
of lilies, Mrs. Bigoness is an active
member of the Maryland State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs in which
she holds the office of garden chair
man. She also is director of the
Landover Club, corresponding secre-
tary of the Decatur Heights Clut
and recording secretary of the Prince
Georges County Federation Of
Women's Clubs.