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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
SOftball
Delayed
Again

The substitution of cano c
races for softball games was re-
ceiving some consideration to-
day by the Department of Rec
reation in the wake of another
rainstorm which forced post
ponement of the city's opening
softball game, scheduled for last
night
The poStponement marked the
fourth time since a week ago
Monday that a delay has been
caused in the scheduled opening
game.
AS a result of the latest rain
fall, il will be impossible to
launch the new season until to-
morrow evening at the earliest.
All diamonds in the city were
virtual quagmires today, and
many hours Of sunshine will be
needed TO dry out the fields
enough to permit usage Of any
one of them.
If weather and ground con-
ditions permit, the schedule will
be launched at Covered Wagon
diamond Wednesday with Hub
arth e. Schott and we're d
Wagon diamond engaging in the
first game, starting at Gas p. m.
II the inaugural goes off We'd
nesday as scheduled, two games
will be played on Thursday.
Hil'crest Studio will play ST.
Clair Shores Merchants at Cow
cred Wagon diamond and Spruce
Inn will met Eschenburg Tires
at st. Mary's Stadium.
One game will be played
Friday, Bar 50 opposing Mes
bits Orang at st. Marys Sta
dunn.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

Thornton SouhpaW got nowhere IN parct-
lar in Indian costume Rue made game WIN
ner of him in Athletics Edgar Smith ana be-
specacled Bill pitched well but has had so
many luck legend has been built around
the Dietrich quite puzzle on gwen days
Rlel the most
plished relic ker the business.
Jimmy Dykes pitching entirely Ruel Johnny Rig
new tells old backstop is that ne
never pitching uncorreced He is everSngly
picking pieces him the back Compacency
is not countenanced pitchers in the when
n bullpen.
tell you pitching is from IS to 80 per cent OF
straed.
Muddy Ruel rehabiaes pitchers but giving ball players
batting 5 something else
handful of techncales Commissioner Lands mott
Gordon Phelps can't play until 60 days after
completion of the deal with the Pirates
Yankees kept out for 80 days for
he pushing the World Series
heard Of the shortage?
Permitting Phelps help the Phlies who off to
splendid beyond all expectations under new
ownership management would be constructive.
Lands, simply has TO be investigating
trying
Out for two months fractured knee and Ia in the
Stephens apparently lost to the Browns until the
war won until he further demonstrated what one
yongster for club AT times is Impossible to tell
with whether Schnozzoa Lombardl of the Giants
walking Hans Iober out of place coach
ing the Cncinnatis The boWegged old third
basenan Phies long he became part of the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

generally considered the lliles'
handler Of pitchers
Cleveland snapped Hum
phries and all his natural abll-
ity. Connie Mack passed Buck
Ross along
Save for that turned in by
Ted Lyons and Johnny Rig
ney. both now in the armed
forces. the White SoX pitching
in more recent years has been
done by castoffs. And, 10 their
credit and that of Muddy Ruel
more good pitching has been
by the Comiskeys for
want OF something else than by
any other club that comes 10
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as effect'e in 90 as he was
before and during his herculcan
efforts of %, or in the follow
ing campaigns OverWork no
doubt shortened his career.
In the 464 innings he pitched
in '08, he Welded only 343 hits
and walked no more than Sc.
He was IN seven games in
nine days in one stretch and
wound il up by beating the Red
Sox in both ends of a double
header.
Walsh famed a dozen in shut
ting out the Cubs, 80. with two
hits in '06. a World Series rec
ord until Howard Ehmke made
it a bakers dozen for the Ath-
leticS against the same club IN
80.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
BY PAUL CHANDLER

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 25
-lP)-For the 18th year run
ming, University of Michigan
athletic teams finished their sea-
son with three big ten champion
ships.
The record is unmatched by
any other western conference
school during those l3 years
Michigan has won more than
three titles on occasion, but new
er less. Illinois ranks second
way behind.
The Wolverines did it this
year by annexing the indoor
track. outdoor track and golf
titles. In addition they took
two seconds. two thirds. fifth
and an eighth, with baseball
still undecided.
The Michigan Won-lost record
was 568, with As victories and
35 defeats.
On all around balance
Michigan fell to third place
behind Illinois and Ohio
State. The Him, while TAX
ing championships in only
basketball and fencing. fell
below third place only in
golf. Ohio state had a triple
win - including fOOtb ball,
swimming, and tennis and
the Buckeyes also bettered
Michigan in the place points.
Hlghlight OF the Wolverine
year was the consistent perform
ance Of coach Ken Doherty' S
thlnclads. Both the indoor and
outdoor victories were accomp-
lished without the presence of a
polished star. Good relay teams
and some consistent perform
ance in the middle distances
provided the edge. Particular
impressive was the running OF
the Hume twins, Ross and Bob.
The Wolverine football team
won seven games and lost
three over a killing schedule.
Tagged 1.-The best Michigan
team ever to lose three
games" Coach Fritz Crisler's
eleven reached its height
when it Over-pOwered NOtre
Dame.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Fights
Last Night

PHILADELPHIA - II n y
Armstrong, 1907, Los Angeles,
stopped Make Shapiro, 1875,
New York CD.
BALTIMORE-Lem @ Muir
ray. 203, South Norwalk. Conn.
knocked out All Chg Boy)
Brown, 233 "a Detroit 90.
HOLYOKE, Mass. - Tommy
Jcssup, 1873, Springfield, Mass,
knocked out Bob Winters, l44,
Philadelphia (3.
NEWARK. N. J. - Curt s
Sheppard, 1862, Pittsburgh,
oytpointed Larry Lane, l89 a,
Trenton (10).
PROVIDENCE. r. I. - Ralph
Zannelli. l47a4. Providence. r.
l., outpointed Verne Patterson,
1914, Hartford. Conn, U0).
CHICAGO - Tommy Bell,
1907, Detroit outpointed Willie
Russell, LAT, Columbus, Ohio
go.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Armstrong Whips
Make Shapiro
at Philadelphia
BY TED MEIER

PHILADELPHIA, May 25 -
P)-Henry Armstrong, the man
of 1000 punches, and Sammy
I igott, whose recent retire
mcnt" and quick temperance in
the lightweight ranks puzzled
fight fans, may meet in New
York next month.
There doesn't seem to be any
one else to fight Henry OBJ
served George Moore, Arm
strong's manager, after the for
mer triple champion stopped
Make Shapiro of New York in
seven rounds at Convention Hall
last night.
Armstrong didn't tire himself
out in stopping Shapiro for his
10Th victory and 14th kayo in
% bouts since he came out of
retirement in Los Angeles year
ago. In fact a crowd Of 8,842
that paid 2l,614 saw him lose
the first round.
But in the second he went TO
work it'll a beWildering display
Of infighting that drove the New
Yorker steadily backward His
face and head badly battered
by the sixth, Make was dropped
to one knee by a left from in
close. The same thing happened
in the seventh. Blood spurted
from his mouth and ear as he
rose. Armstrong dropped his fists
suddenly and asked referee Matt
Adgie to stop it. Adgie did. The
time was | 80
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
M Teams Capture
Three big I'D Titles

Coach Ray Courtright's golf
ers won their second champion
ship in a row, but the real VIC
tory on the links went to Cap
tain Ben Smith. Often a near
champ in the Western Confer
cnce tournament but always a
stroke or two back Of the lead
or. Smith tied for the title in his
final effort.
Coach Matt Mann's swimmers
were toppled from their place on
the throne by the most powerful
Ohio State tank creN in many
years, one that included two
speedy Hawailans, Bill Smith
and Keo Nakama.
Basketball again stained the
record. The Wolverines won 10
and lost 3. and finished in eighth
place in the conference A po-
tential star was uncovered in
Sophomore Dave Strack, named
most valuable" by his team
mates.
Bad weather washed Coach
Ray Fishers nine out of l3
games on a 25 game schedule. A
feature Of the diamond schedule
was the collapse Of Fishers vet
eran pitching staff, perhaps from
not enough work.
COPYRIGHT sent his first wrest
ling team 10 the conference since
Cliff Keen vacated the coaching
spot, and they came home with
second place and two individual
titlists, Manley Johnson and
Dick Kopel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

BROOKLYN. May 25--P-
While the Brooklyn Dodgers
meander through the West in
defense OF their National
League baseball lead their vet
eran right handed pitcher. Curt
Davis, will remain here for the
construction OF "a special brace
on his twice broken thumb.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

Big Ed turned in a no. per-
Torrance against the Red SoX,
August 81, 1911.
During the heat OF the mem
orable pennant fight of 1908, Big
Ed Walsh struck out Is and
yielded ClcVclc ID only four hits,
yet was beaten. To- as Addie
Joss cnurned his perfect game.
Walsh and Sullivan was the
White Sox' most famous batter.
Walsh sang and told a story
better than he knew. He was
one Of the most genial Of all the
great men of sports.
Edward Armstrong Walsh was
and is-a grand character.
NEXT: WahOO Sam Crawford.
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TRY THIS FELLOWS

SPOKANE. Wash. May Is
(Pl-Defense worker Bill WEIGH.
who also is national public links
gold champion, smashed his left
thumb in some Neutrality-suspicious.
when he had TO practise for a
local tournament. Using a base
ball grip, he played the par ~
Spokane Country Club course in
SO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Good HITTING,
Fielding Fails
10 Aid Teams
kovikoffs Return
Moy Lift Cubs
from N. L. CeIIor
BY JUDSON BAILEY

With the Major Leagues get
! ting ready TO resume action to-
morrow with their second round
of intersectional firing. the ques-
ton that has everybody puzzled
is how long can the 9TH
er National League clubs contin-
lie 10 trample on the Cincinnati
Reds and Chicago Cubs.
The Bruins, particularly, have
impressed every rival manager
as one OF the standout teams in
th~ Senior circuit Yet they are
deep in the cellar with only nine
victories and 10 defeats and
have been shut out seven times.
Chicago has been getting
generally good pitching and is
third in the league in hitting.
In fielding il has made fewer
errors than the league-leading
Brooklyn Dodgers and is
among the leaders in double
plays.
A siege Of illness and injuries
has cut into the Clubs general
effectiveness, no doubt. but on
the basis of the records il is hard
TO see how the Cubs lost nine
straight in the East.
They will be Joined by Lou
Novikoff, their celebrated hold
out, when they open home
stand tomorrow against the New
York Giants, who are in seventh
place. The combination of Novi-
koff and Wrigley Field may put
them on the upgrade, but they
will need TO sweep all three
games from the Giants TO ooze
out of the cellar.
Cincinnati's predicament Is
almost equally pulling. The
Reds pitching has been as
good as expected and the hit
ting has been better than Man.
ager Bill McKechnie dared
hope. AS club only the DOdg-
ers are hitting higher. Yet in
two games last weekend the
Reds left "a runners stranded.
At Boston Johnny Wander
Nicer pitched tWo-hitter and
was beaten and the next day
Bucky Walters lost four-hitter.
At present the only thing ia
miliar about the Natl n !
League standings is the battle
between Brooklyn and the st.
Louis Cardinals for first place.
The Boston Braves and Phila-
delphia Phillies, who have held
onto the other berths in the first
division will be put TO strenuous
tests in their first swing through
the West.
Besides New York at Chicago,
the series opening tomorrow in
the National League Will call for
Boston at st. Louis and Phila-
delphia at Cincinnati in pair OF
night games and Brooklyn at
Pittsburgh.
In the American League the
Eastern clubs will be at home
with Cleveland at Boston, Chi
cago at Philadelphia, Detroit at
New York and ST Louis at
Washington in a night game.
The question here will be
whether the Indians, usually not
as formidable on the road as at
home, retain the American
League lead they grabbed from
the Yankees Sunday at Cleve-
land.
The Yanks' Western invasion
was disastrous, with only one
victory in seven games and Joe
Gordon, their star second base
man and cleanup hitter, looking
as bad as he did in the World
Series.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

NEW YORK, May Is (A) -
Both major leagues are using the
same type OF ball these days but
the National Leagues batting
averages are continuing TO sur
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25
Harry GraysOns
ScOrelDOar(
Muddy RueI Makes Ace HurIers
OUT of Castoffs Sent
White Sox
By HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Shorts Editor

NEW YORK. May 25 49, Johnny HUMPHREYS lO-nnlng SIX
hitter Yankees Chicago handed Tiny Bonham ms S
scratch the second inning deprived
Lee Ross against the American League
champions This the coaching of erold Rue
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

More than 1000 kinds of ar
ticles have been plated with
chromium.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-25

NEXT: WahOO Sam Crawford.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
PROGRESSIVE sLOVENKE AMERIKE

kos! Oh boy! Kokosji gulaz, ko-
kos S smetano, kokos v Juhi,
kokos v rizu, kokos v ajmohtu
tako, da ii koncem tedna kokos
kar il grla gleda. Ali nj res?
Ako hoces kupiti ole, surovo
maslo, SRA, mesa "a 'lune" kon-
densirano mleko, masti, tt ne
preostaja drugega, da imas dru-
go nedeljo zopet pohane koko-
81.
! Pa dovolj o tenn. Prosim vas,
'citajte L. Adamieevo revijo
"Jugoslavia". v zadnji stevilki
cd dine 6. augusta, 1913 je zelo
zanimiv clanek, katerega bi%mo-
! raj citati sleherni Slovenec in
Slovenka. "The New Leaders in
Slovenia", by Louis Adamie. -
! Ako ne morete same citati, daj-
tie svojim otrokom, maj YAM
precitajo ma glas. V tenn clan
ku a Adamic predstavlja
diva borca, postenjaka, Boris
Kidricka in Josip Vidmarja. V
tel reviji je dokaj poducljivih
stvari "a mas, XII Sc Sc ucimo.
Torej citajte redno revijo "Yu-
goslavia".
Najlepse pozdrave posilj a
vsem citateljem Enakopravno-
sti IL daljne Afrike Lojze Flo
var. Pravi, da je re sam podo-
ben Afrikancem. Priobcam YAM
tudi vsebino pisma, katero nam
pise Ivan Kokosar IL Camp At
terbury, Ind.
Spostovana gospa!
Vduseno Sc YAM zahvalju.
} jem "a vas dar cigaret. Rad b
Yam vec pisal, ali mi papirja
primanjkuje. Sprejmite dost
pozdravov in vsi WASH, v imenr
vseh mas,
>. Ivan Kokosar,
5 w 1 - 1888 Prisoner
;. of War Co. z,
u Camp Atterbury, U.S.A
!, Zdravo!
}, E. Coff,
: porocevalka kr. st. 1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
DOLG
Povest
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA

"Reeem YAM, res, casa nj BIZ
10. Pref in poslej je z zenitvijo
nekaj opravila, in pa otroke i
nam, XII mi delajo res"
"Saj hi Sc ii ne bio treba ze-
niti radi tega, da hi bill dobil de-
lavko k Hist, ampak cato, da hi
bill incl zeno."
"Izbircen 81 bill, in tista, XII bi
;jo bill ii rad incl, hi te ne bila
marala; "a tisto, XII hi te bila
vzela, pa tebi nj bilo mar"
"Vdovca ne mara vsaka."
"Kaj- Hal" Sc je -shropinil
Dragar. Vstal je S stola, njego-
vo ,telo Sc je pc vinu zazibalo.
"Da hi je ne bill dobil? Lete-
lie bi bile "a mano, samo &c hi
jim bill prst pokazal, ha! Ko
sem bill mlad, sem jih incl ma
ostajanje, in tudi zdaj hi jo bill
nasel pc godu, ha." ,
Klecnil je zopet ma stol in sc
ozrl preserno pc omizju. Kosan
je %prikimaval, zagriear pa je
plumb pod MILO in pripomnil
zanieljivo:
"Samo ponasanje in bahia
nje!"
Takrat je Dragar zrasel mac
MIN:
"Kaj, da nj RESI-" in Sc je O.
zrl prot peel ma Andrco. "Ka,
sem Jill hotel, sem jih incl, ha
Tudi tvojo zeno sem pref pc
znal ko IT,"
Trenuten molk. A re v ma
slednjem hipu je Zagriear divjt
pogledal; vstal je nemudoma
priel prazno steklenico, j
dvignil in nameril Z MO prekt
mize. Vino je zagrgljalo il pc
sode. Preden je padel udarec
Sc je stegnilo prot zagricarj,
stevilo rok. Izvile so mu sickle
nico, ga pograbile "a ramona il
potlaeile ma sedez. IL zdica Sc j
dvignil Andrea:
me, tepli Sc ne bono v moi
hist; tisto pa mel"
Zagriear je gledal srdito. Me
ril je Dragarja. Dvignil je. pest
jo spustil ma mizo, da so odsko
Gill kozarci, da je z%azvenelo ste
klo: "Ponovi, kar 81 rekel!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
(Nadaljevanje S 8. strand

Madaljevanje S 8. strand
pravljenih brez dvoma veliko
pogreskov in napak. Izvzeto tu-
di nj, da SO marsikje nezmozni
uradniki.
Dale tudi vojaske in druge
oblasti ne vidijo v bodocnost,
ne vedo, koliko ladij z zivezem
DO potopljenih. Vsprieo tega Sc
pripravijo ma vse eventualne
moznosti in torej nj izvzeto, da
so racunili ma vecje zahteve Pc
mesu in maslu cd strani vojas-
iva, nego SO aktualno nastale
in tako Sc primerijo stvari, XII
MISC zazeljive. = OPP. urednice).
Tukaj bonn navedla primero.
v druzini je bolnik, morda bo-
Ian ma zelodcu. Zdravniski ma
sveti so: VISA hrana maj DO pri-
pravljena S surovim maslom.
Imamo seveda denar, - nina
mo pa dovolj kuponov, da hi ga
mogli kupiti. (V tenn slueaju,
kolikor je nam znano, dobi boil
mix lahko cd zdravnika pisano
priporocilo, s katerim Sc ida
potem pri lokalnem Ration
Boardu potrebnih nadaljnih ku-
ponov, oziroma nakupni certifi-
kat. To velja bodisi "a sladkor,
meso, maslo, kakor tudi "a il
reden gasolin "a obiske k zdrav-
niku, kjer nj drugih prevoznih
sredstev., - Op. ured.)
Sedaj je o. P. A. poskocil sa-
mo pri surovem maslu "a osem
took, torej moramo dati 16 poin-
TOW "a en- funt masla. To je &c.
lotedensko stevilo took "a enc
osebo. Torej moras enostavnc
prekrizati zdravniski nasvet.
Ako hi ga resnici ne bilo, j
kaj drugega, ali &c Sc kvari
kakem skladiscu in konec jem
lie, je zopet kaj drugega.
o tenn hi morale me gospodi
ME ukrepati ter Sc pritoziti ne
pristojno mesto. Ako imamt
polno moe "a apelirati "a en'
ali drugo stvar, hi Sc moral
zavzeti tudi "a kaj taksnega
Ali ne mislite? - Me smo we'd
no pripravljene sodelovati d.
svoje meje. Sal smo pridne il
lpomagamo rade vsepovsod. Ma
lozili so nam vsakovrstna del;
in vse izvrsujemo S polno Pare
> zelimo samo to, da Sc vrsi VS.
pravicno, zmozno in posteno.
Ko vprasas sosedo, kaj bonn
danes kuhali je odgovor: ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
.Nadaljevan1e)

"Kaj hoees, opravki, oprav-
XII" je odgovoril doslec z nizkim
mocnim. glasom.
Pivci so Sc odmaknili in so
naredili zagricarju prostor ma
klopi nasproti Dragarju. Sedel
je. Popravil 81 je brke, polozii
tezke pesti ma MILO ter dejal:
"Prinesi cetrt!"
"Kaj ma svoje hos pill" so Sc
zaeudili pivci. Dragar je velel:
Andrea, prinesi kozarec!"
Kosan je segel pc steklenico
in NALL.
"Pa ga pijmo!" je rekel Ia
gricar, trcil narahlo S kozarcem
OBJ MILO in ga nato nesel k u
stom. Isto so storili ostali.
Pod stropom je gorela lue, ST.
jala je medic po izbi. Sence piv-
cev so Sc crtale ma stem in ka-
yale spacene posasti. IRA ma
stem je tiktakala; njeni kazal-
ci so Sc pomikali re v pozno
noe. Mia je jecala pod komol.
eli; med kozarci so lezale mlake
razlitega vina.
Pivci so bill cimdalje Dol.
Sunni. BESIDE so jim Sic ma pre-.
pir. Pijaeo sta naroeala Ora
gar in Zagricar.
Pivec Sc je oglasil:
Nv tel smo sc menili poprej
Kaj pravis, Zagricar, ali ovajas
Dragarja?"
"Nikdar sc nisem ponasal
tenn, kar imam, je malomarnt
odgovoril Zagriear.
"Ha", Sc je zarezal Dragar
me tebe in ne Jermola sc NJ
bojim! Moja tea nj lie donna
ampak tudi drugod."
Takrat je pomenljivo pogle
dial ma Kosana in Sc zopet zare
zal:
"Haw
Zagricar je zamahnil z roko
Sc obrnil V stran ter dejal:
me bodimo trapasti!"
me omagas ga, cato taxi
govoris", Sc je zopet oglasil e
den izmed pivcev. Zagricar j
zamahnil Sc enkrat z roko il
molcal.
"zakaj Sc pa nisi zopet ozeni]
Dragar" je sprozil nekdo vpra
SAME.
"Saj res, tako v letih Sc mis-
in rediti hi jo tudi mogel
cim", je dostavil drugi.
"Ha, cas- Sc re Made, sal TAX
ko delo Sc ne ponavlja vsal
dan"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04

Dragar je moleal. Piano, o
straseno je gledal po pivcih.
Njegove oci SO iskale pomoci.
zagricar je vstal in stopil Y
stran. Segel je v Yep, srebro je
zazvenelo ma sosednji mizi; ma
to je odprl vrata ter je odsel,
ne da hi rekel besedo.
Naslednje dni so pripovedale
vaske zenske, da je Zagricar
spodil ono noe, ko Sc je vrnil S
semnja, vso druzino IL hise in
da je zena komaj usla polenom;
drugi dan pa da je sam prisel
pc MO in pc otroke k sosedu
kamor so sc bill zatekli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04
III

Lahek zvizg v zgodnjem We
ceru, ko so bila Kosanova okna
Sc razsvetljena, je naznanil Ma
nici, da pride Felix's v vas.
Dekle je stale pri ognjiseu,
pomivalo je posodo. Postalo je
"a trenutek, prisluhnilo, nato sc
:je ozrlo naokoli, da Sc preprica,
ali nj nikogar, XII hi bill jel
glas. - Nanica je pomivala da-
lie. Posoda je ropotala, roka je
hitela. Ma obraz il je vzplala
oh zvizgu lahka rdecica, XII nj
hotela vec izginiti. Dokoncala
je delo, zagrebla zerjavico v
pepel, nato je postala Sc nekaj
casa pri oghjiseu. Medel sol lu-
81, XII je razsvetljeval crne Ste
ne, il je begal v lahkih utripih
pc obrazu, podajal Sc je in 20
pet padal.
"Spat grem", je zaklicala '
izbo. Stopila je pred hiso, Sc u.
stavila, prisluskovala. L. izbe j
cula pogovor, drugod je bio vse
tho. Pricakovala je, da Sc zga
ne v TENN korak, da Sc j pribli
ia SENECA; Gakala je zaman. Pr
prstih je odsla pc stopnicah
odprla ma lahko vrata in jill
zopet zaprla. V sobi je stopila
oknu, prislanila glavo ma sipo
zopet je eakala.
Minute so potekale, pretekl'
je ura. V izbi je luc med ten
re ugasnila, tudi besede so u
tihnile. Nestrpno Sc je presto
pila ma nogi. Cas- nj hotel ma
pref. zopet je odbila ura. Src
je tolklo glasno, dihala je tee
lica so pekla; borila Sc je
strahom in S pricakovanjem.
(Dalje prihodnJic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-04

Lahek wig v zgodnjem We
ceru, ko so bila Kosanova okna
Sc razsvetljena, je naznanil Ma
nici, da pride Felix's v vas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS WAITING. EAST SIDE singles
Hats. incomes apartments. Now Is the
time 10 sell FREE APPRAISAL, J. W.
CARNEY. lU232 Chalmers Pingree 1868.
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Cash BUYERS 5000 to -, 600 for your
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CASH now for your ~ 6-ruum single:
northwest section. University l23l4.
r. EISLEY 6-Ali at Washburn
Hazel PIX propert, Cash waiting. John
Il. Jones Realty. 22SO2 John r. RIO. 1850.
HOMES and 2-Hats 10 y W section.
froW owners Ralph b. ToyntOn, l66O5
Grand River VIZ. j-l23i
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Bungalows for Sale

BRADY, 1910 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP
5-rm hf, 2-car Lar.. 60Nl45 IT, lot. fenced
Nrs old owner leaving state, possession
~ once Victory Real Estate VI. 7-SS70.
FIELDING ligU5 Near Grand River
what buy, new broom frame single
with attic; coal heat; coiprcd tile features
immediate possession. VIM. Dutmer, no
145i tniver 1-2i3O
WESTBROOk . an. gas heat garage
storm windows. screens; $4,000. We.
I'll 1900
WHlTCOMB 1920 . large rooms. attic.
modern design. Nm. Dutmer HO. 1874
IN. 1880
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