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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENT EAR

MADRID, Aug. g. Up - The
Berlin correspondent of the Mad.
rid evening newspaper Informa.
Clones reported today that a Ger
man announcement void be made
soon stating that Italy will ICON
tinue in the war" with "rtill more
active military help from Ger.
many than ever before"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
NO EXTRA TRAINS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-(P)
- No supplemental train or
sleeping car service, in addi-
tion to present schedules, will
be authorized for operation
next winter to Florida, the
Gulf Coast, Arizona, California,
or other winter resort areas,
the Office of Defense Trans
pOrtatiOn said today.
ODT said military and essen
tial civilian traffic would not
permit the operation of supple
mental service to the winter
resort areas.
Under the ruling, service
will be limited to that in Oper-
alton in the week ending Sep
tember rs, 1942.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
U. s. SHIP DESTROYED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. III
The Navy announced today that a
medium sized United States mer-
chant vessel was torpedoed and
sunk in the South Atlantic early
IN July and survivors had been
landed at Miami.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914.

rejected by Navy doctors A.
Navy recruiters here ren, ~ieFe,
Monday. Npofted
The four were only tennor...,
rejected, they said. 8''ly
According to recruiters, tbs,.
are still a few more onenia ~ere
the Navy for 17-year-old bons N
tails may be obtained at M n, pe'
cruiting station on the second Nv re-
Of the postoffice. '" 1loot
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
HIGH CIRCULATION

WAsF-INGT0 Aug. 9. tp
Money in circulation hit Y" -
peak of $17,946, 423, 125 on rul,, new sy
Of $13l.31 for every pc son ~ W.
country. III ne
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
SECURITIES EXAMINER

RALEIGH, Aug. 9.-P)- Harry
Huston of Troutman, Iredell coun-
ty, today was appointed state Sc
curities examiner by Secretary of
|State Thad Eure.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-10
Four Out Of rs Navy
! Volunteers Rejected

Only four out of the rs Navy
volunteers who left here Sunday
for Raleigh for enlistment for Pet
ty Officer Candidate schools were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
REOPENS TONIGHT
TRTPLEHEADER. FEATURING
MUSIC AND NEW SUITS.
ONsPROGRAM

The High School Gymnasium,
which has just been renovated.
will swing open its doors tonight
for the first time in 10 days to
resume the Island City League
schedule.
The floor of the Gym has been
refinished after being sanded,
and the inside walls and bleaehers
have received a coat of paint,
green and gray, respectively.
Several observers have agreed
the gymnasium looks the best
they have ever seen it.
To add color to the reopening
tonight, the Varsity will parade
its new gray and crimson satin
uniforms before the spectators
when it takes on No. team from
the Air Station here in the sec
ond game of the evening.
The Conch boys are very proud
of their new outfits, which are
the most nifty suits seen any
where, colleges no exception.
The Varsity will be seeking its
sixteenth victory of the season.
The Baby Conchs will play a
prelude at TOO o'clock with the
Submarine five, and the grand
finale will find the Athletic De-
partment team league leader,
risking its honors against the
Elks Club at 8 o'clock.
The six teams scheduled for
action tonight are all strong out
fits and a capacity crowd is ex-
pected to witness this thrilling
doubleheader.
An added feature tonight will
be special music broadcast over
an simplifying system.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

kP Features Sports Editor
and hurdler. one spring to add
speed to its base runners.)
2. The physical education direc-
tor could supervise gymnastics or
setting up exercises las the late
Artie McGovern did for the Dodg-
eEs two years ago.
3. Football coaches might teach
players the body block or the stiff
arm to make them more efficient
in banging into second base and
breaking up attempted double
play pegs. :t..:a
a. Basket ball coaches might
demonstrate tricky pivots to en-
able players to elude their pur-
suers on run downs between
bases.
S. Elocution tutors could i'm
prove the players delivery Of Ian
guage and give them more poise
in their discussions with arbiters.
Of course, l will readily take
bets that none of the major league
managers will avail themselves
of these suggestions. However,
there's no harm done. This adj
vice didn't cost them anything.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

ball and basketball at Fall
Branch, Tenn, elementary school;
football, baseball and basketball
at Jonesboro. Tenn, and Kings
port. Tenn, high schools and
then came to Tech. where his
athletic career included baseball
and basketball.
He held the individual scoring
record of 440 points for single
season at Kingsport High School.
At Tech, Crawford has led the
Tech Gobblers in the point-mak-
ing department for the past two
years. In 194l, he poured through
223 points, and last year, 246
points.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25
PRACTICE PAYS
UP In DIVIDENDS

AP Features
BLAcKSBURG, Va, Jan. 25.-
Guy Blaine Crawford, co-captain
of the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute basketball team, is con-
WINGED that practice makes per-
feet.
Crawford. whose hobby has
been athletics since he wore
knee pants, hasn't missed a prac-
tlce session or a game in any
sport in which he has partici-
pated.
Crawford, who halls from
Kingsport, Tenn, played base
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Some of
our baseball players are going to
be exposed to higher learning this
spring. At one time this would
have been cause for fretting, but
no longer. Most of them have al
ready caught education, to more
or less degree.
Besides, they're just passing
through" these colleges. The Bos-
ton Red Sox are booked at Tufts
College, the Phils at Swarthmore,
and the Yankees at Asbury Park,
N. j., high school Cincinnati and
Indianapolis are considering In
diana University, and Brooklyn
hopes to use the Yale cage.
Such happenstance isn't
as serious now as il would have
been in the days of Cap Arson
or john McGraw. In fact. it
couldn't have happened then.
The universities would have
baked, but quick. For in its
early days. baseball was row.
dy sport played largely by rowd-
les. Players were not permitted
in the better hotels and respect
able citizens probably lost caste
if they were seen Cabling with
performers. Colleges were def
nitelY out of bounds for ball
players.
The picture has changed in the
last decade or so. Perhaps 80 per
cent of today's major leaguers are
college men. And baseball is big
business. Today's players are in
baseball because they can earn a
better living there than in any
other occupation. Big money at
tracts them more than their love of
the game. Some use baseball as a
means to accumulate funds to
stake them to start in a profess
sion.
Probably the best educated
player baseball has ever boosted
was Moe Berg, the Red SoX catch
er. Moe had degrees from several
including a foreign
was a lawyer and could
speak seven languages, including
sanskrit. Monte Weaver, who
pitched for Washington some years
ago, was a university professor.
Lou Gehrig had a degree from
Columbia. Joe Gordon, last years
most valuable player in the Amer
lean League, studied at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
While the ball clubs won't re-
quire a helping hand from the pro-
fessor of Greek or economics, they
might well borrow the services of
the coaches at the various colleges.
Here are some suggestions:
/. The track coaches could be
used to teach slowfoots to get off
to a racing start toward first base
or to employ rhythm in their trots
around the field while condition
ing their leqs. brooklyn hired
Percy Beard. the crack sprinter
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

Casa 3; umpires: Griffin and
Hernandez.
600
In the secodn game that aft
ernoon, Dickie Navarro, who
started on the hill for the Sea-
food Grille, walked four of the
first five batters to face him to
give the Blue Sox two runs.
Salinero relieved Dickie in the
fourth, after the Sox had showed
over another pair of markers in
the third, and pitched seoreless
ball from there on out.
Howard Gates hurled seven in
nings for the Sox and Diaz fin
iShed the game.
Score: X. II. 4.
Blue Sox 2O2 900 OOO-4 4 2
Grillers - 10 900 000-2@ g. 8
Gates, Diaz and G. Garcia; D.
Navarro. Salinero and Rueda.s
TO BE CONTINUED
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25
0ne-Minute SPORTS Quiz
Answers Elsewhere On Page

l. What pitcher won the Ma
tional League pitching honor:
in both 1886 and 1887?
g What sport is played with {
shuttlecock?
3. What is the most powerful
offensive piece in chess? 49,,
4. Within ten feet, what is the
record length that a player has
thrown baseball? zH}SE.A
: 5. What was the highest mum.
Der of homeruns Hank Green.
berg ever hit in a season?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

On April %, 1899, Julio Bar
ceio's single won a championship
series game for the Pirates
against the Key West Conchs, in
the twelfth, putting the BUGS in
the lead for the city title.
Puby Carbonell started out on
the mound for the Conehs like a
house on fire but weakened in
the sixth and the Pirates scored
three runs. They tied the score
in the eighth with a lone run on
a double by Julio Barcelo and
another two-bagger by Izzy Rod
riguez.
In the twelfth, with the bases
loaded and no one out, Bareelo
singled to end the game.
The Conchs scored three runs
in the first and one in each the
second and fourth frames. From
then on, Joe House) Casa held
them scoreless.
Bareelo led at bat with two
singles and a double. lazy Rod
riguez poled single and double.
For the Conchs, Villareal, Ar
mando Acevedo and Gates each
hit two safely.
Armando, Cyril Griffin and
Puby Carbonen starred afield fo~
the losers. Curl Garcia, Davila
and Ogden were outstanding for
the Baes.
Score: r. II. Z.
Conchs $40 100 600 O00-5 9 1
Pirates 100 003 0l0 001-6 8
Carboneh and c. Griffin, E. Al
bury; Joe Casa and I. Rod
rigueZ.
Two-base hits: Barcelo, Rod
riguez, Torres, Gates; three-b base
hit: Villareal; struck out: by
Carbonell 10, by Casa 8; bases
on balls: off Carbonen 4, off
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

On April 5, 1899, it was an
nounced that Roy Hamlin's dream
of a new ball park was realized
last Sunday when Trumbo Field
was officially opened. Pirates and
Conchs are fighting it out for the
city championship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25
SPORTS QUIZ ANSWERS
Questions Elsewhere On Pace

Questions Elsewhere On Pace
l. Carl Hubbell.
2. Badminton.
3. The Queen.
4. Sheldon Lejeune threw a
baseball 426 feet, 8 and IL inch
es in 1910 and the record has
stood since.
5. In 1888 Greenberg smacked
SO homeruns a few days before
the season was over but he could
not get two more to tie Babe
RUth's record of Co. -.....I nt..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25
FOLLOWING THROUGH
PEDRO AGUILAR

Here's another column in our
review of baseball activities in
Key West since the late 1905.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

Government aims to move TO-
600 poor farmers to- shortage
areas - I, IL. ~ !.
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Admiral Halsey predicts COM
plete defeat for Axis this year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-25

WIGS officially OpCHeQ. THdtSS dilu
Conchs are fighting it out for the
city championship.
On April 6, the High School
won ever the U. S. Army nine at
the Army Barracks.
The hitting of Eddie Nelson
and the pitching of Sue Griffin
starred for the School. Nodine
and Stone were outstanding for
the Army.
Score: R. H. E.
High School ----------------- z 10 2
US. Army ------------------------- 6 S 4
S. Griffin and Nelson; Nodine
and Stone.
On April 16, 1899, the Pirates
evened the championship series
with the Key West Conchs, and
the Seafood Grille nine won over
the Blue Sox in a doubleheader.
In the first game, Puby Car
bonell relieved Robert Bethel
in the eighth after the latter had
allowed three hits and five runs
to lose the game. George Wash
ingten Malgrat went the route
for the BUGS, giving up five hits,
two by Armando Acevedo, Key
West shortstop. Acevedo scored
one of the runs the Conchs re-
corded and drove home the 9th
er. Julio Barcelo doubled for
the Pirates.
In the field, Puby and Arman-
do starred for the Conchs, c.
Garcia, F. Lopez and E. Ogden
for the Pirates.
Score: r. H. Z.
Pirates ------ 900 900 23O-5 5 3
Key West 60 001 001 000-2 S 2
Malgrat and Rodriguez; Bethel,
P. Carbonell and c. Griffin.
Struck out: by Bethel 9, by
Carbonell 2, by Malgrat 7; bases
on balls: off Bethel 2, off NAL
graf 3; umpires: Gonzalez and
AceVedo.
In the second game, Harry
Bubber) Wickers handcuffed the
Blue SoX with one hit but that
safe blow, triple to left by Je-
sus Garcia, ruined a shutout vie
tory. Wickers' Critters won, 5 to
2.
Score: R. H. E.
Seafood Grille ------------------ 5 10 2
WickerS and Joe Navarro; Mo-
lima and M. Acevedo, '.-' ',.'' -'''
On April 20, 1889, it was an
nounced that Lefty Covington,
Conch pitcher, was leading the
hitters in the baseball champion
ship series with two safeties in
four times up for a 500 average.
Esmond Albury came next
with .428, hitting three out of
seven, followed by:
Armando Aeevedo, 1915, three
out of eight;
Davila, Vidal and c. Garcia,
1893;
Papo Garcia, Bethel and Bar
cello, .285;
Hernandez and Gates, .280;
Griffin, 200;
F. Lopez, Torres and Rodriguez,
.l42.
On April %, 1889, Julio Bar
ceio's single won a championship
series game for the Pirates
against the Key West Conchs, in
the twelfth, putting the BUGS in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
RAZSTAVA VIM. j.
KENNICKA

Cleveland, Ohio. - v Oknu u
rada advokata VIM. j. Kennicka
ma 6506 st. Clair Ave-, SO ma
razstavi zaniInivi predmeti in
slike, katere je VIM. Kennick
posnel tekom svojega stiriletne-
ga potovanja po Evropi in po
Ameriki. Slike predstavljajo
med drugimi tudi sledece kra-
je: Anglijo, Francijo, Jugosla-
vijo, Rusijo, Cesko, Avstrijo,
Nemcijo, Nizozemsko, Italijo,
it'd. Slike il Slovenije spredstav-
ljajo sledece kraje: Ljubljano,
Novo mesto in okolico, zuzem-
berk, Postojno, Grosuplje, Wis
MO goro, Mlacevo, Brezje, Ma
ribor, Kranj, Dravograd it'd.
Ma razstavi je tudi slika o
Ljubljani pred sto lett; 200 let
star zemljevid o Sloveniji; kan
didatna istina v Srezu Kranj;
Slovenski casopisi it'd. Ameriski
kraji vsebujejo Kanado, Cali
fornijo, Kubo it'd. MIR. Kennick
.je bill tudi v kaksnih rs ameris-
kin drzavah. III predmeti bodo
ma razstavi Sc en- teden; torej,
ako je niste Sc videli, ste uljud-
no vabljeni, da 81 jih ogledate.
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krtaco in gladil in snazil Heri-
ka, da Sc je kar svetil. Ko je do
koncal, je postal "a konjem in
ga gledal. Kar mu. Sine nova mi
sci v glavo. Kar stekel je il
hleva v hiso in sc vrnil skar-
jami.
rep ga kazi in nisem opazil.
O, Heriko, ne bos otepal kme-
tiskim repom! LIE pocakaj !!
zupnikov konj ina kratek rep,
rajski Sc vozijo tod mimo - in
vsi lepi konji imajo kratke repe.
Zato ga hos incl tudi til
Vel je motvoz, strahoma sc
blizal repu, bozal in pogovar-
jal konja, da ne bi udaril. Heri-
ko Sc je oziral, Sc mu parkrat
umaknil in prestopal sem in
tia. Toda France je bill vstra-
jen.
lie pocakaj, Lubbock, sal te
ne bo mic bolelo. Lep bos, tako
lep, da Sc tt bodo cudili. Yes,
danes greva po Metko. Psst LIE
miruj! Takole - vidiS."
France je trdo prevezal Elmo,
vel skarje in zacel rezati rep.
Nenadoma pa Heriko poskoci,
Sc vspne in zarezgeta. France
je odskocil k jaslom, konj pa
je udaril parkrat z obema noga-
ma OBJ paz, da SO letele trske po
hlevu.
Francetu so padle skarje iz
rok in pot mu je stopil ma cello.
"Ti 81 tudi kajon, kakor je
tvoj prejsnji gospodar," ga je
osteval in krotil z bozanjem pc
vratu. Sc bolj previdno Sc je
blizal repu- in Sc dvakrat mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
v.
Snubit
Nadalj aljevanje)

Dva dni je bill konjicek v hle-
WI in France takisto vec tam
kot v delavnici. Start je nevolj-
no pogledaval izpred ulnjaka in
silno sc mu je skoda zdelo kosc-
kov sladkorja, XII ga je nosil
France konju. Prvi dan je mol
cal.
maj Sc ga nagleda in napa-
se," je mislil.
Drugi dan je prisel nekdo pc
naroceno omaro. Nejevoljen je
odsel, ko nj bila Sc narejena.
Proti veceru Sc je oglasila Ko-
renka zaradi posteljnjaka. eta
ko zivo ga potrebujem," je to-
lila dedu, ko ga nj dobila. "Kaj
lie della vas Amerikanec!"
"Nic," je zamrmral starec in
hud je bill.
Komaj je Korenka odsla, je
bill France spet V hlevu in je ko-
natal konja. Oce Sc nj mogel
vec premagati. Risal je "a MIN
in Sc razhudil.
Kan te ponese spet?"
"Po plevel grem, XII ga je ma
ii naplela v prosu.'''
"Pa konjem. Ia to mrvo
plevela, ko ga V klobuku prime
sem. Ko pojdes po zveplenke V
stacuno, ga tudi naprezes."
"Oce, nikar me ne jezite. &c
ste vi gospodar, gospodarite vi,
Sc sem JAZZ, bonn JAZZ"
20 trok! Dvakrat otrok, ne
pa gospodar. Ne samo vasi, V
cell fari ga nj, kakor 81 tt. Zad-
Mi srajcnik ne precepi toliko
pri konju, XII :: y ga Miklavz
prinese, kot ii pri tel mrhi. K
postelji 81 ga privezi. Ljudje
hodijo po delo in mic nj storje-
mega. To je amerikansko gospo-
darstvo."
"Hi - Heriko!" je trial sin
konja il hleva; toliko, da nista
pohodila starca in ne besedice
nj odvrnil ocetu.
Zvecer je bila spet edna ma
ii, XII je resila druzino sitnega
molka.
Pc vecerji je sci France ma
vrt in hodil gor in dol.
Roke je incl prekrizane ma
hrbtu, glava Sc mu je povesala.
Tuhtal je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

nemu ne bo prislo ma misel, da
bi dvignil kopito."
skabrne je spet svrknil Herr
ka, XII je takisto spet dvignil
zadnji konec in udaril nazaj.
"Nikar, boter, lepo vas pro-
sim," je hitel France in wei
sosedu vajeti IL rok. =
Spet sta molcala. Skabrnetu
Sc je smilil France, ko ga je ma
plahtal Kajon, France je pa
postal nenadoma zalosten in "a
misljen. ,. -
(Dalie prihodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

je usel X Jaslom, predno Je O.
drezal rep popolnoma. Tako Sc
je spotil, kot bi zagal najtrjo
desko. Cello vznevoljil Sc je, in
zacel kricati mad ,konjem ter
mu zugal, da ga pri tel prici od-
pelje nazaj v Dolgo, vas, &c ne
DO priden. .
Oh tenn so Sc odprla vrata in
ma pragu je stal skabrne.
'No, France, &c 81 Sc te misli,
pojdiva!" !"
cali je re minulo," Sc je "a
cudil France.
"ze, re. Ho, kako tt je vro-
&c. To je konjarska zapoved,
da mora hlapcu cd celia kaniti,
ko snazi konja. Sicer je delo
slabo opravil."
"Zares sem Sc spotil," 81 je
brisal cello France. "Kar koj
naprezem.
Skabrne mu je pomagal in v
par minutah sta zdrzala z dvo-
risca.
"Vis ga, sele sedaj sem opa-
zil, da 81 mu rep odstrigel."
"Kako Sc mu poda, jeli bo-
ter" Sc je nasmehnil France.
Skabrne je pomolcal in Sc
tudi nasmehnil, nato je dejal
tehtno: "Jaz bi mu ga ne bill od-
strigel."
France Sc je tega odgovora
nekoliko prestrasil in hotel zve-
deti, zakaj bi to ne bilo prav.
Pa je molcal in gledal ko-
MIA, kako je drobil po cesti.
"Premalo tece," Sc je oglasil
"a nekaj casa skabrne. "Spocit
in presit, mlad in TAXA noga, &c
bi bilo kaj prave krvi, mora be-
zati kot veter. Daj mi vajeti
in bic"
Nerad mu jih je izrocil Fran
ce in je prosil: "Nikar ga ne
tepite!"
"Vse, kar je prav."
skabrne, star konjar, je ma
tegnil povodec in svignil po IRA
ku, da je pocil bic. Heriko Sc je
zacuden ozrl in takoj iztegni]
korak. Toda magic je odnehal '
teku in zacel spet drobiti.
"Ne bos!" ga je urezal bi.
Gem Skabrne.
Konj je udaril z nogami ma.
zaj.
"Glej, France, to je slabc
| znamenje. &c konja fliknes
bicem in tt odgovori z brco, tax
konj je lump. &c prides k meni
in udaris takole po mojih v
hlevu, ii skocijo v jasli in nobe.
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Konjiecka bon, kupil.
Gospodarska zgodba
e SPISAL: F. S. FINzGAR

mic, kar- dosti je teh sitno-
|sti. Ozenim Sc, in sicer precej
sc ozenim. Metka ina ze toliko
bale, da jo lahko jutri nalozimo
in ne bo v sramoto ne njej, ne
komu drugemu. Da, zasnubim
10; bonn vsaj incl koga pri hisi,
XII sc ne DO zmrdaval mad ma
no."
Kar sredi pota Sc je okrenil
France in Sci k sosedu skabr-
netu. MOI je sedel pred hiso in
Sc hladil.
"Dober vecer, sosed," ga je
Epozdravl France in Sc ozrl, &c
ga kdo ne vidi.
"Sedi no. Sc mu je umaknil
ma klopici skabrne.
"Boter," je zacel France Sc
petaje in Sc mu je nagnil prav
do uses, 'boter, ali greste v
nedeljo menoj "a moza?"
TX stucinu, kaj ne?"
"Metko snubit."
"Grem, zakaj ne. - Torej 81
Sc odlocil?" s"
"Kaj hocem. Donna je kar
dolg cas- zaradi konja, XII sem ga
kupil."
"Groga je Sc vedno hud, ali
ne?"
''Res ne vem, kaj je ocetu, ko
jih vendar mic ne boil ia moja
kupcija.'
"Boli ga, lie verjemi, da ga.
Tudi JAZZ bi ii ne bill svetoval
kupovati konja, vsaj tega ne.
Meni nj vSec."
"Saj je kupcija odprta - "a
me-"
To je prav. Sal bos videl.
Vsak mlad gospodar jo kaj "a
vozi. Morda 81 jo, morda je nj
81. Bolelo DO tebe, drugega me-"
"Saj to je, pravim JAZZ. &c bi
vrgel v vodo ia denar, ne bi bilo
treba toliko godrnjanja. - To-
rel v nedeljo."'
"Kdaj?"
"Po nauku. Naprezem in tudi
zavoljo konja je prav, da ste z
mano, ko ste jih vajeni.".
"Je ze dobro. Cd nauka pri-
dem k vam."
V nedeljo France nj Sci k
nauku. Oce Groga je molil v
ulnjaku in bill YES zalosten, ko
je videl sina, da Sc je prikradel
med naukom V hlev.
"se to-" je start prenehaI z
molitvijo in mrmral. "se to, nj
dosti, da zapravlja denar, tudi
duso bo pogubil. Namesto V
cerkev v hlev. O, ii moi
Bog!' Groga je spet molil in bill
sam nase hud, ko je spoznal,
kako je razmisljen.
France je pa priprl hlev, vel
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