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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
Seals Within Two
Games OF Sewing
Up Second Spot
By UNITED PRESS

The San Francisco Seals STOOD
within two games Of clinchlng sec
ond place in the Pacific coast lea
que pennant race as they took on
Seattle today in their third double
header in three days. In other
Labor Day games, the champion
Los Angeles Angels met Portland,
San Diego was at Oakland and
Sacramento played Hollywood.
San Francisco split yesterdays
doubleheader with Seattle, winning
the first game 10 and dropping a
foreshortened nightcap, 4-3. Los
Angeles won one and lost one at
Portland, taking the opener 81 and
getting shellacked Ito in the
nightcap. San Diego took two from
Oakland, II and So. while Holly
wood divided its program with
Sacramento. losing the 13-inning
opener 1913 and winning the final
4-3
WIN FIRST TILT
Scoring five runs in the first two
innings, San Francisco easily won
its first Seattle game, 10, but found
the going tough in the nightcap.
The Seals took a 3D. lead in the
second game when third baseman
Willie Eons clouted a home run
over the 400 foot left centerfield
fence. The lead lasted only Until
the Rainiers came up, however.
Ford Mullen singled to bring in the
tying and winning runs.
Paul Gehrman pitched the Los
Angeles Angels to victory in the
first game of the Portland bill, al
lowing the Beavers nine scattered
hits. The Angeles got only eight
bingles off Sid Cohen. but punched
them to tally in the first, sixth and
eighth innings.
In the second game, Portland nick
ed Orin Baker for four runs and
five hits in the first inning. then
touched D. Osborne for seven runs
and seven hits for an Ito shutout.
The Angels reached Ad Liska for
seven hits, but failed to capitalize
on any.
SWEEP SERIES
Fourth place San Diego swept
| DOLD games lIDIll Odhldllu Will ~
tie trouble. The Padres opened Up
in the first game to lead SO at the
end of the fourth, shen picked up
two more runs in the sixth and
ninth inning while Oakland was
getting its single run. A big sixth
inning in the nightcap produced
four runs for the clicking Padres
and another run in the seventh just
put them further out Of reach.
Oakland scored both its runs in the
! sixth.
Hollywood forced the last place
Sacramento Solons to l3 innings for
the opener at Hollywood. The Stars
called on six pitchers. while the
Sacs sent four to the mound in a
seesaw free scoring game which
the Sacs tied Up in the ninth at
l3-all. Butch Moran singled with
bases loaded in the final seventh
inning to break a tie and give
Hollywood the victory 4-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
Montgon1erywi
Battle Beau Jack
in Feature Event

NEW YORK, Sept Cup
Lightweight champion Bob Mont
gomery of Philadelphia meets Beau
Jack, former titlist from Atlanta,
Ga, in a return mach at Madison
square Garden Friday night in the
feature bout on this weeks national
boxing program.
Montgomery took the title from
Jack in the Garden on May 81
He is favored at Us to repeat that
victory in Fridays hereunder
Other bouts include:
Tuesday-Los Angeles = Watson
Jones VS.. Ernie Rios; Washington,
D. C.-John Garner VS.. Steve
Mamakos: Hartford Cann.-Pedro
Hernandez VS.. Tony Costa; Brook
lyn, N. Y.-Buddy Farrell VS.. Ossie
Harris New York Macarthur
StadiumD-Sa Bartolo VS.. Jerry
Zulla.
Wednesday - Oakland, Cal. -
Domingo Valin VS.. Al Ware; Eliza
beth, N. Johnny Brown VS.. Fred
die Wilson; Union City, N. j.
Mike BCllick VS.. Artie Molten.
Thursday-NeW York Fort Ham
ilton)-Cleo Shans VS.. Reg Gug-
gino; Fall River, Miss.-Joe Bow
man VS.. Benny Williams: Portland,
Me.-Lefty La Chance VS.. Cabby
Lewis; Indianapolis-Johnny Den
son VS.. Willard Reed.
Friday-San Francisco - Harvey
Massey VS.. Jackie Burke: Holly
wood, Cal.-Joe Robleto VS.. Ernesto
Aguilar; San Diego, Cal. - Lupe
Gonzalez VS.. Nick Peters; Worches-
ter, Mass. - Al Costa VS.. Leo
SaWicki
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. UPb-Grain fut-
ures closed narrowly irregular on the
Board of Trade today. Wheat finished
the day unchanged 10 up u cent a
gushel; oats unchanged TO off Is, and
rye off 9s 10 up y.
The invasion of Italy coupled with the
approaching holiday and the possibility
of matchmaking developementS before
Tuesday caused traders to take the
side lines.
/ Wheat priccb held within narrow
limits and outside markets showed little
change in price. Kansas City reported
some buying of futures against sales
of cash grain TO the government but
did not release figures
Oats dipped to a new low for the
week under commission house selling
hut the market rallied somewhat before
the close. Shipping demand continued
SLOW but handlers anticipated an increase
after the holiday.
Pit observers said that fear OF heavy
imports from Canada had affected SEN
si-cepf n. oats.
mission houses turned sellers OF
er rye and offerings were alb
by professionals.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
THE
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
INFORMAL DEBUT
By UNITED PRESS

The national football league made
its informal 1943 debut Sunday with
two exhibition games in which a
total of ia points were scored. The
Chicago Bears steam-rollered the
New York Giants, 42-23, at BCf-
falo, N. Y, and the Green Bay
Packers defeated the defending
champion Washington Redskins, 23-
q, at Baltimore, Nd.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
TAKE BOTH ENDS

The Philadelphia Phillies took
both ends of double bill from the
Boston Braves to snap their losing
streak at eight. Buster Adams hit
his fourth homer of the year in
the first game with a mate on the
paths and accounted for the 81
decision. Kewpie Barrett was the
beneficiary. Jimmy's Wasdells hon.
er in the nightcap sparked 5-l
triumph and assisted Schoolboy
Rowe to his 18th win.
Ed Stanky'S 18th inning error
proved costly to the Chicago Cubs,
and paved the way for the winning
run as Pittsburgh's Pirates triumph
ed, 5-4. Stanky overthreW to sec
ond base on Pete CoscarartS single
and allowed John Wyrostek to ad-
vance to third. He scored on Jim
Russell's fly. Ed Brandt, one of
four Pirate hurlers, was credited
with the victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
local BUTTERFAT
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. September 4-(UPl-
Bunched vegetables: steady. Per crt:
beets 2M-3 doz 1901 65. few LIS, fair
lbs; carrots 3 doz best 1.25-1.50, fair
100-1 Is: iced crts Guadalupe 8 doz
35-3 rs: ehard 2lA-3 doz 1.o0-1.25; green
onions doz 5.50-600; leeks doz
2.0o-2. so: mustard doz 1.25-1.50: parsley
6 doz 2.25-2.50; radishes small red 8
doz 2.00-25O; spinach doZ !. .I5-2.O0;
fair 125-1.50; turnips 2l=-3 doz 1.50-1.7 70
fair LIS.
Corn: weaker; golden cross lucs 3-3ls
dcz 125-1.35: fair and late sales 65c-
LOO. crts doz 2.50-2.75.
Eggplant: weak: Tugs 9-12 tops, best
J0-75c.
Onions. steady street sales 50-lb SKIS
Spanish medium size IS. ungraded
$50. No. 2s 1.25. 3 in & larger 2.o0-22
Tomatoes: dull: San Diego lugs 4x5s
fair ] .25-1.50 best pinks 1892 5xos
& 5x6s 1.50-2.o0 some best pinks ? %
$50. ordinary lbs: 6x6s 1.50 some best
175-2.00; ordinary 1.O0-125; SKIS 100
LIS some best pinks 1.50; Santa Bar
bars player 5x6s & larger best 200 fair
1.50-1.75.
Watermelons: dull: truck lots per ion
kiondikcs Reversible 1s-22 ID avg 42.5O-
47-50: Elsinore 35.0O-4000
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. September 4-lUPl-
Cattle salable 200. demand limited. scat
tered sales about steady. load medium
fed Mexican steers 1890; common to
medium cows 925-11.2 .. odd head TO
1880; Gamers and cutters $500; bulls
10.50-11 60 odd good quoted to 12.75.
Calves Salahe p, steady; few medium
TO good calves 12-13.s5; good TO choice
lacking.
Hogs salable 100. about steady: small
lots good to choice 200-250 lbs 15.so-16;
strictly good and choice quoted 10 1910:
sows 1918. -.
Sheep salahle $50. no early sales
lamb mixed quality wooled lambs held
above 13.
Los Angeles markets closed Monday.
September e.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. September 4-tUTl-
The Los Angeles Stock Exchange opened
today with slow trading While 2,S5I
issues changed hands. Six were up. one
WAS down and four were unchanged.
The list: Blue Diamond 100 at 100 up
10 cents: Farmers and Merchants bank
10 at $40 unchanged; Edison Co. 200
al 23ss down - Southern Pacific lO0
ri 25a. unchanged: Nnion Oil 100 al
19& up ~ Aircraft Accessories 100 al
IL up II Berkey and Gay 100 at 1h
up a. Creameries of America 100 at
8 up y; Consolidated Steel pfd. 1OC
at 20a unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
ANNOUNCE A FIGHT

NEW ORLEANS( Sept. Cup
Phil Terranova, national boxing
association featherweight champion
from New York will meet Juan Vii
lalba, Cuban featherweight champ
in a l0-round non-title bout here
Sept. 10, it was announced today
by promoter Hyp Guinle,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06

Yesterday Star - Mort Cooper,
whose four-hit pitching enabled
the st. Louis Cards to defeat the
Cincinnati Reds in the first game
of a doubleheader for his 10Th
pitching victory of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
NJ A R K ET S
L. 4. HAY
Il. BITTER

Los ANGELES, September 4-tuP'-
{, otaticns Tor Uattv5 and eggs have been
discontinued indefinitely by the Los An
zeles ProduSe Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
YANKEE THREAT
IS ELIMINATED
BY TWINL0SS
BY GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, Sept. 6. (UP)-The
Giants Of 1912 rested easier today,
their all-time major league record
OF winning IA consecutive series
still intact and safe for another
year at least.
The New York Yankees had pre-
sented a serious threat to the mark
of the old timers by taking l3 con-
secutive series. They needed only
split in yesterdays doubleheader
with second-place Washington,
which, oddly enough, was the only
team not encountered during the
l3 triumphant series, to hold a
share of the record. But the Mats
rallied to take both ends of the
bargain bill and climb back into
second place with the four game
series being divided.
Rookie Charley Roberts blasted
an inside -park-homer to give
the Senators a 80 margin in the
opener. Dutch Leonard was the
winning pitcher and Charley Wens-
loft the loser. In the nightcap Sher-
ry Robertson hit three-run hon.
er against Ernie Bonham to give
Bobo Newsom credit for the ST.
triumph in his first start since
rejoining the Mats last week.
ATHLETICS
The Philadelphia Athletics de-
feated the Boston Red SoX, 7-5, to
give Rookie Jess Flores the victory.
Dick Siebert's fourth hit of the
game, a booming triple with the
bases loaded, provided the neceS-
sary margin in the seventh frame.
The st. Louis Browns gained
3-2 decision over the Detroit Tigers
behind the six-hit pitching of Mel
son Potter. The Brownies scored all
three of their runs in the fifth inn
ing when Chet LaabS cleared the
loaded bases with a double. 1t was
the last meeting of the two teams
this season and each won II of the
% games. Tommy Bridges was the
losing pitcher.
The Chicago White Sox tumbled
the Cleveland Indians back into
third place by scoring double
victory, 2-1 in the opener and 4-3
in the nightcap. Bill Dietrich and
Mel Harder traded six hitterS in
the first with Dietrich coming out
on top when two runs in the first
inning proved sufficient. Gordon
Maltzenberger won the second game
as the Sox scored twice in the Sec
ond and fifth innings. Allie Rey-
noldS was the loser
In the National league the Brook
lyn Dodgers extended their WIN
ming streak to nine and pushed to
within half a game of the second
place Cincinnati Reds by beating
the New York Giants, 81. A four
run uprising in the seventh frame
ended a pitching duel between Kir-
by (Winner) Higbe and Van Lingle
Mungo.
The ST. Louis Cardinals and the
Cincinnati Reds split a twin bill
ST. Louis took the first, 10, to
give More Cooper his 10Th triumph
and Cincinnati won the nightcap
40. Whitley Kurowski's fourth in
ming homer proved the all-import-
ant blow in the initial game, hand
ing Clyde Shoun a loss although
he allowed only six hits. Cooper was
in splendid form and gave up four
blows. Bucky Walters tossed q six
hitter in the nightcap.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06
l.. A. POULTRY & EGGS

Maximum prices mat may he paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade A large eggs, week h9g'nning
Sept. Is IS cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; smaii eggs eight cents below.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-06

LOS ANGELES. September 4-(UP)-
EGGS. Iobbing prces 70 retailers on
case packed candled eggs, per dozen:
Large. grade AA -. sc, grade A So,
grade B 4T-4s; medium, grade \ 40;
small, grade A 45.
Retail price to consumers: Large. grade
"A 62-64. grade a 6n-62. grade 55-57;
medium. grade a 56-57; small grade a
50-53c.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilerss Leghorn, under pa lbs. soc.
2A to 3 lbs, 29c; fryeTs 3-d lbs. 29c;
roasters, all weights 2Sc: fowl, Leghorn,
ali weights 25lEc; colored, all weights
25lsc; duck all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
5 lbs 22-24c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

spal, in sc ne hos vzdramiI nj
koli vec, ker mir DO tam spodaj,
mad teboj pa strah in bridkost.
Kaj mezikas, tovaris, tako
plah in osupel? Odkod Sc ii je
bilo zablescalo?
Sredi polja, sumeeega v soln-
ce zamaknjenega, je stala mla-
da zenska, kmetica. Obraz il je
bill koscen, sirok in temno zago-
rel, razodeval je tisto tho moe,
XII Sc ne pozna in ne bahia, 81
nalozi breme sama in ga nosi
brez necimernosti, brez solze in
vzdiha. Poleg kmetice je stale
dekletce, natanko materi po-
dobno; siroka lea, zagorele cd
komolca COLE roke, bistre oei,
odsevajoee mladost in veselo
moe. ODE pa sta bill kakor u
topljeni v opoldanski .poletni
Ear, bill sta blizu in bill sta da-
lee, povsod in mixer.
zenska, XII je bila sklonjena
mad srpom, je vzdignila zivot in
glavo, zasencila oci z dlanjo,
strnila crne obrvi ter Sc ozrla
mezikaje preko polja. PRAY ta-
ko je storilo dekletce, rgledalo
je srepo in reklo: "Vrane so -
vss - kris - kra!" - zenska
81 je otrla cello in lea, oddahni-
la Sc je, nato Sc sklonila mad
srp; in spet je prav tako storilo
dekletce.
Kje 81 tovaris, kan 81 utonil,
kaj tie je popilo?
Senca je izginila, tho, kakor
je bila vstala il groba. Poletno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11
ANGLESKI LIST o JUGO-
S~LOVANSKEM ODPORU

Vazni londonski list The
Evening Standard, je priobcil
.dolg clanok z naslovom: "Jugo-
.slovanski partizani nadaljujejo
svojo borbo". Revolucija ma
tancna zgodovina tega preobra-
ia BE nj napisana:
"Najvaznejsi rezultat tie jul
goslovanske revolucije je razvoj
upornosti in ponosnega duha, XII
je razvnel in navdal z borbe-
nostjo in hrabrostjo one prve
partizane, XII so kmalu po zlomu
zaeeli napadati nemske in itali-
janske .posadke pc dezeli. Ia
borbenost Jill tudi Sc nadalje
krepi - cato kljub strasnim
izgubam in tezkoeam vstrajajo
v svoji borbi.
"Pred ocmi imajo lie en- jason
cilj: osvobediti hocejo svoj ma
rod in mu zagotoviti lepse ziv-
ljenje v bodocnosti. Izvojevati
81 hocejo svoboden politicni ST.
stem, v katerem bodo ziveli;
doseci hocejo, da sc nikdar vec
ne ponove napake, XII so Jill v
njihovi lastni zemlji obsodile v
| sl1zen istyo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

"Kaj je tebi Ognjena Maria,
da ii meme ma slabo pot Java
jas?"
"Nikar Sc ne huduj Tomo,'
mi odgovori Ognjena Maria -
"nego slusai, kaj ii povem: -
Pojdi med igralce!!"
cali .kako hi to meni pristo-
jalo?" vprasam Ognjeno Mari.
jo.
"Ti kar pojdi, meni ma lju-
bav," odgovori Ognjena Maria
in Sc mi tako hudomusno ma
smeje in me vscipne v lica, da
nisem vedel, kaj maj STORM cd
sramote. Zazugam j, da jo bonn
drugi dan zatozil rektorju bo-
goslovja. Nato Sc sladko ma
smeje. in mi rece:
"Tomo, Tomoc poglej me ma.
10 bolj!"
Ko 10 natancneje pogledam,
imam kaj videti: To nj bila o.
njena Marija, nego igralka Len
ka, tista, XII igra vse diavolske
vloge in XII sc INA tako satan
ski nasmeiati.
zdaj vidite, stvar je dobila ci-
sto drugo lice. Prosil sem Boga,
maj mi odpusti, ker sem mislil,
da je prisla k meni Ognjena
Maria, to sem mislil cato, ker
sem bill ~navajen ~sanjati o samih
svetnikih. Drugi dan pa sreeam
igralko Lenko, ravno tako oble'
ceno kakor Ognjena Marija. In
zdaj mislim, mogoce je to bozja
naredba. Lenka sc mi nasmeje
ali tako ljubko, kot hi mi hotela
reel:
me bodi neumen Tomo, tenn.
vec pojdi med igralce!"
Gledalisko drustvo je kmalr
odslo liz nasega mesta, ali men;
Sc ie vsako noe sanjalo O Len
XII, vcasih tudi o rektorju. Ma
vsezadnje je to tako vplivale
name, da sem bill preprican, ds
me je Sveti duh razsvetil, d. je
to naredba bozja in tako sem
sklenil Napisal sem pisme
ravnatelju omega gledalisca, k
mi je, kot vidite, povoljno Cd
govoril."
Begoslovec Toma utihne ir
poboza Nedeljka, XII mu je le'
zal neskrbno v narocju in mt
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ObcSinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

gledal naravnost v oei, kot da
tudi on poslusa Tomovo tpripo-
vedovanje.
Gospodicna Eliza, XII je z mai
vecjo pozornostjo poslusala To
ma, Sc hudomusno nasmehne -
tako kakor Ognjena Maria -
in pristavi, ko je koncal Tomo
svoje pripovedovanje:
"Zdaj razumem, gospod To-
mo, zdaj razumem."
"Prosim kaj razumete?? ?"
vprasa Tomo preplasen.
"Razumem bozjo naredbo;
vi ste sc zaljubili v igralko Len
ko."
"Kdo, JAZZ" vprasa Tomo in
zardi do uses, ker niti sam nj
verjel tega.
LIE priznajte!"
cali tega nikakor ne morem
priznati, ko pa nj res" Sc zacne
braniti bogoslovec Tomo, XII Sc
mu je sele zdaj razjasnila ia
strasna istina.
&c, glejte," nadaljuje Eliza
h~udomusno, xvi re zardite, ake
omenim lie memo ime."
"Cigavo ime, -prosim vas?"
Il, Lenkino, ne pa Ognjene
Marie"
me vem," nadaljuje Toma v
zadregi in hi skoraj izpustil Ne
deljka liz narocja.
"Poslusajte, priznajte mi, pa
bonn zvecer povedala vse gospo-
dicni Lenki, ker moran tudi JAZZ
prenociti v TEN mestu. Primal.
tie mil"
me vem, kaj mai yam pri.
IMAM; ne morem reel, da jo lju'
bim, ali cutim, nekaj cutim, Gu
tim neko cuvstvo in to cuvstvc
me muci, mi gre pc vsem telesu
to cuvstvo cutim v srcu, v dust
v zilah, v prstih, to cutim v 70
kah
In tn Toma pretrga pripove
dovanje, ker zacuti v resnic
nekaj v rokah, ali to nekaj n
bilo Tomovo, hego Nedeljkove
~cuvstvo, XII Sc je pa nekolikc
razlikovalo cd Tomovega.
Gospodicna Eliza sc namrdne
kocijaz zacne psovati, a bogo'
slovec Toma napravi jake Ia.
lostno lice, gledaje vcasih '
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most, ki je bila tvoj madez in
Ftvoje znaInenje? Kako izzeta
betekna so telesa, kakor Cd tez-
kin bremen utrujena, cello tele-
sa nedoraslih otrok. Pogled Sc
umika plah, glava klone, korak
ptrepeee in omahuje. Cd blizu Jill
poglej - to MISC sence. Nagni
Sc cujes njih glas? Komaj
razumljivo, zamolklo, plano mr.
mranje, kakor IL grobov; bolest,
XII 81 ne upa razlocno il grla do
Just, cato je nj cloveske besede,
XII bi jo naglas oznanila. 20
- o domovina!" - Kan
$50 Sc bill namerili vsi hkrati?
Nemirni, Sc svoji u%trujenosti
nevzdrzni. Tod ne drzi pot nj
kamor, ne ceste, ne steze nj!
lie poti - poti!" Same IL te
noci IL tie bolesti, il dvoma in
fmalodusnosti - kamorkoli. Ali
poznas to melodijo, tovaris? Ma
.potiva Sc Sc midva, kakor ma
ma code ia slept godec.
Ma nebu je zaplamenelo po-
letno solnce v svoji mogocnosti.
zrak odmeva cd pesmi, pesmi
njegovih zarkov, je do vrha
poln njegove zlate glorije.
Toliko, da ia gloria nj popila
dvoje senc, XII sta Sc bill pone-
vedoma utrnili izpod noel in bio
dita izgubljeni tod in ondod.
Prozorno telo Sc nestalno topi
in ziblje, tenke noge Sc komaj
dotikajo tai.
ORR Sc naokoli, tovaris moi
blodni, pc tel lepoti, XII il ma
svetu nj enake - "a naju ne,
ker najino srce jo je ovencalo.
Kamorkoli Sc ozres - ma pla-
nine tam, XII so v solncu ,bela
solnca, ma gozdove pod mimi, XII
spe, cd luci omamljeni, in Sc v
sanjah ma them prepevajo, ma
tie holme, XII Sc vrste v zelenem
vencu, sama sveta bozja pota,
ma polja, cd nebes b~lagoslav-
LENA, v devetkratnem izobllju
v nebesa vriskajoca, ma loke in
senozeti, ma vasi, XII jih komaj
razloeis cd samih migljajecih
belih plamenov - povsod, ka.
morkoli Sc ozres, je tekla ri
belka tebi, meni in vsem, XII sc
najinega srca, lica in imena. Ir
pomisli, &c. je pomisliti mogoce
vse te lepote ne DO vec, mama
mic vec. Vstal hos nekoc liz gro,
ba, hodil krizem pc svetu, il.
praseyal ljudi:
"Povejte, ljudje, pokazite m;
kraj, kjer je tekla moja libel.
ka." In nikogar ne DO, da hi t
povedal. Sc tvojega jezika ne
bodo razumeli, nikar tvoje Ia,
losti. Povrnil sc hos, kjer 81
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IVAN
>V.POLETNEM
SOLNCU

Tovaris moi liz ranih let, o.
trok mojega trpljenja, vstani il
groba, klicem tie.
Komaj sem ga poklical, je
stall pred menoj, yes kakor je
bill pred dvajsetimi lett, pol elo-
vek, pol senca; telo skljuceno,
prezgodaj u~trujeno, .kakor da
nikoli mlado nj bio; obraz bo-
Ian in vel, oci globoke, nemiren
plamen, Xxi ga je kvisku zagnal
in v globocino potisnil vsak ra-
hel din. Mnogo je takrat hodilo
takih ljudi in takih 'senc pc ma
sih krajih; nekateri so ziveli
pravo, resnieno, telesno zivlje-
ME, &c Sc nestalnemu tavanju
pc megli, mrazu in mraku pra-
vi zivljenje; veeji del pa so bill
lie blodne prikazni, lie SAME spla-
senih src. Vsi, ljudje in sence,
so poginili kmalu, izgubili Sc
bog We kan, ugasnili kakor sve-
&c pod jutro; grobovi so po-
zabljeni, imena domalega toliko
da je ostal spomin.
Dvajset let 81 mirno poeival,
tovaris in prav je bio. Kakor
bezen somrak 81 bill med dvema
zarjama, ne vceraj, ne danes,
ne jutri, bill 81 most L. popotnik
stopi na drugi breg in Sc ne
zmeni vec "a most, vseeno mu
je, &c ostane ali &c razpade.
PRAY je, da 81 pocival. Zdaj
tovaris, pa pojdi z menoj, GU
do precudno hos videl. 'Strah
tie je ljudi? Nikar. Mic Sc ne
BOZ, da nosis proved ocitno ma
dlani bledo malodusnost svoje.
ga srca. Da tt prejasno size il
/. oci bridkost in sram vojscaka.
XII mecca nina, da hi udarl - in
XII ne We, kan hi udaril, &c b
mec incl. Da je ma tvojem raz.
bolelem obrazu prehudo razga'
Jena tvoja najtisja, najcistejsa
tvoja edna lubezen, tako da ka'
zze svetu nagnusne pljunke ne
svojem svetern lieu. Mic Sc nj
boj! Izprehodiva 90, Guido pre-
cudno hos videl. Ker zdai, tova,
ris, je napocil tvoj Cas-; zdaj
somrak, 81 Sc nagnil v svojt
pravo carlo, 81 Sc vtelesil Y Mi
ORR Sc ma desno po
slusaj ma levo. Ali Sc ii N
zdi, da gledas vase? Da Sc raz
odeva skrivnost tvojega triple
mia neprikrita ns, tisocerih Il
CHI? Da IL tisocerih oci sij'
brez sramu tista bolna, v lastn'
sy6jo nemoG, grizoca malodus
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

svojo pest, veasih pa ma belle
piketske hlace, XII so bile zdaj
podobne generalstabni karti z
vsemi zalivi, lukami, otoki in
polotoki.
Morali so ustaviti voz, da pre-
vijejo Nedeljka in zbrisejo To-
NOV blagoslov. z umirjenimi
cuvstvi sedejo nazaj ma voz in
krenejo dale in kmalu nato je
voz priropotal ma kamenit tlak
in zadrdral .skozi 1.-Two sejmisee,
dokler Sc nj ustavil pred krcmo
pri "Zlatem levu."
POGLA-,
Strasna noe
Bill je re somrak, ko Sc je u
stavil voz pred "Zlatim levom'''
krcmo druge vrste, ali vazne "a
to, ker dale v njej zdaj pred.
stave gledalisko drustvo pod u.
pravo gospoda Radisava Stan
kovica.
Krcmar je bill ravno pr vra'
tin, ko je zlezla Eliza z Nedelj.
kom in bogoslovec Toma z vo,
"a; ko Jill je opazil, je plumb
rekel nekaj grdega ter izgini
skozi vrata. To pa najbrz cato
ker je mislil, da SO tudi oni i
+gralci, on pa je cd tedaj, ko il
drustvo pri MENU igralo in d
oblacilo, strasno zasovrazil tt
vzviseni poklic.
Tudi hisna jih je sprejela !
velikim nezaupanjem; nazadnjt
so dobili sobi, in sicer Eliza so
DO stew. Z, a Torna soho stew
Il. sla sta takoj ma delo: Elzs
je previla in nasitila Nedeljka
a Toma je Opal hlace, da i'll
pozneje posusi in Sc spodobnt
predstavi gospodu upravniku
Konaj ie Toma izvrsil polovic'
posla, je nekdo potrkal ma vra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

solnce je lilo ma pole svoja vro-
ca jezera in pole je soplo tel
ko cd zvljenja in izobilja. Mad
MIN je krozilo dvoje lacnih
uan, izgubilo Sc krakajoc ma
obzorju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

ia. Ker je incl hlace ma oknu,
hi Sc bill skoraj zgrudil cd stra-
hui; skril Sc je "a pee in vpra-
sal:
(DalJe prthodnjic)