davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Owing to mistake in the move
ment Of certain boards the per-
centages made by players in the
recent 1914 table Capital City Chess
Club pair game were not added to
the cumulative score in the season
series. With this game eliminated,
the ratings are as follows: DR..
Wooley, .6O68; M. C. Stark, 1856;
DR.. Eddy, .59l6; Mr.. Merrill, .5753;
Col. Clifford, STA; Miss Buie, .5700;
Mr.. Lazar, $780, Mr.. Stewart, .5657;
Mrs. Shepard. .5651; A. G. Stone,
$751; Mrs. Wright, .5557; Mrs. Belt,
.5494; Mrs. Sheldon, .5479; S. w.
Stark, 1929; Mrs. Reddy, 5429; O. T.
Phelps and Mrs. Phelps, .5425; Mrs.
F'risbie, .5412; Mr. Garrett, 4310;
DR.. Mcdonnell, $40; Mrs. Stewart,
1868; Mr.. Boyle, .53l8; Mr.. Lane,
53O8; Mrs. Grimes, 5223 DR.. Waits,
5l97; G. R. Stone, SAL; Mrs. Ben
nett. .5124; Mr. Kathan, .5124; Mr..
Gorenstein, 1924; Mr.. Ashton, 5000;
Mr.. Lewis, 5000, and Mr.. Park
man, .5026
In the mems list for the club
plaque, Mr.. Shepard and Mr.. West
man have each won twice, Mr..
Chase, Mr.. Donnelly, Mr.. Lane, Mr.
Linders, c. w. Stark, A. G. Stone,
Mr.. Parkmen and DR.. Waits have
each won once. Among the women,
Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Stepard have
each won five times, Mrs. Stewart
and Mrs. Wright. four times; Mrs.
Belt, Mrs. Byrne and Miss McNutt,
each three times; Mrs. Waits, Mrs.
Zimmer and Mrs Plum each twice,
and Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
Donneily, Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Fen
ton, Mrs. Hodgkins, Miss Keener,
Mrs. Long. Mrs. Seward, Mrs.
Schwab, Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs.
Tidball each once.
At the monthly master point pair
game played on Tuesday night by
the Federal Bridge League the
winners were Col. E. B. Gray and
Mrs. Catharine Tidball, first, 1924
points; Mrs. Irene Surguy and Gene
Herman, second. 274 points. and
Mrs. Jack Bennett and George
Kathan, third, 27212 points.
In the second half of the leagues
team of four series the standing of
the various teams is as follows:
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Group>Supported Hospitals
Proposed by Civic Leader
Payroll Deductions Suggested as Method
For Financing Operation of Nezc Institution

Southeast Washington
self supporting group hospitals"
Consideration of the tabled at
lack of time John Watson plan
said yesterday.
the
Evening star., 1943-01-31

have been exhausted they must be
replaced-or the agency must go
out of business for lack CT material
to sell.
Stamp collectors in national serv-
ice include: Col. Simon Foss, Col
Harry Gantz, Col Charles S. Ham
ilton, Col. A. r. Reeves, 1t. Col.
George A. Bicher, 1t. Col. Leo B.
Levenick, 1t. Col Howard j.
Rhodus, Maj. Waldemar Goldfuss,
Mai. Harold E. Harrison, Maj. Delos
c. Taylor. Maj. Harvey f, Sheppard
Capt. Herman A. Harris, Capt.
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In Bridge
Circles
Notes on Clubs
And Tournaments
Rr Frank 4. Lord.

LII oidOi w AiAhAV io<o ~ W "Ai w
three instead Of four days. the ninth
annual bridge tournament for the
Maryland State championships has
decided to follow the plan adopted
by the Washington Bridge League
and eliminate the usual team of four
match. The meet will be held on
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore,
A formidable delegation of local
players will be in attendance.
There will be four major events and
one special game on Sunday night.
On the opening night there will
be a double-header contest, with
men and women playing separately
but simultaneously. The women S
pair match is for the Llewellyn w.
Lord Trophy, which was won last
year by Mrs. c. Stanley Davis and
Mrs. Peggy Lord. The mems pair
championship is new event for the
Maryland group, and the trophy
has not yet been determined.
The mixed pair championship will
be two-session event, with the first
round on Saturday afternoon and
the second on Saturday evening. 1t
will be for the Helen Rockwell
Trophy. The open pair champion
ship will also be played in two ses-
sions on Sunday, and those who are
eliminated from the first round will
play the consolation game in the
evening The prize is the Maryland
Bridge League Trophy, now held by
Mrs. Edward Behrend and Edward
Pierson.
The Tournament Executive Com
mittee comprises Charles J. Solo
mon, chairman; Herbert Gerst,
Irwin Fisher, Charles Shapiro and
James H. Lemon and Leroy Thurtell
of Washington.
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It is q curious and some
1UhGt mysterious circumstance
that the stamps best illuStrd-
the OF the Second World War
are those OF Canada. No Other
country has produced any
thing as dramatic as this 13-
cent adhesive Sho,Uing q tank
going into action.
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Richard H. Hart, Capt. Stanley r.
Przygocki and Capt. Edwin Reed.
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Mrs. Douglas Macarthur Is start
ing a stamp collection for her little
son. Those who wish to contribute
toward its development may address
her in care United States Army
Headquarters, Australia.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

James B. Hatcher, stamp editor
of the New York Journal -Ameri-
can, formerly was practicing
newspaperman in Toxic.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

The rich four volume specialized
collection of the stamps of France
Ceres and Napoleon III, gathered
by Col Spencer Cosby, former Dis
trict Commissioner, will be sold at
auction by H. R. Harmer, 80 East
Fifty-seventh street, New York,
February % and "a.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

A former president of the Ameri-
can Philatehc Society soon may be
a member of the United States
Senate.
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Stamps for the Italian colonies
of North Africa have been retired"
by British and American armies Of
occupation. What, it may be won-
dered, has taken their place?
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Fifty-six different denominations
of Federal wine tax stamps now are
in circulation. OF this number Is
are new-3a4, III, IN, 20. As, so,
so, 9oc. 81, Si,60, Sl,92, So, $3.50, IS
and sl2.
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MISCELLANEOUS WAN1Ep

ACCORDION AND sAxoPHoNE WANTED.
si5iS 25fs RiS 4"a SaG
~ Ill., sns 4sss week 81 ga7s
Phone % eyenines. Hobart aeT 1874. 9 u'eo' straw
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
f2ntens fS 2 Of 4rR2 1Rtf or h9mes WE Po NOV
BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture. din
os os aGf aF sna sHss 4us ss bap1S s
BdGYc1E' sa{sacdl in N, sood condition for man in
%'vs bgsaas sssD H9@Es ss''s:
MESs Boys H5fb GifbEsr eorafNa FHfeEs SAN HAlP
3237 N st NV Nj e7l5. Open eve; Will call.
used clothing: Harry,.s. I13s, Eth st. NV.
DI. s569 Open eve. Will call.
LoTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Berman,s. l122 7th st. NV.
eIoTHffSSG b aNp Shoes. ". used: sei: mems and
sors hsafh' pifSS M9ffv Wtl Giohns caIi
COMBINATION radio phorograph wanted;
xdams X5lans is49 l9 pay high price for good set
FANS, a. c., pedestal or wall oscillating, in
good good shape Also water M heater sleetrlc
FTRNITGREHwo Would like to buy buy som some used used
household goods. also good piano, Call
fyfRSEf HeDnes 36 couch chairs ba1sk 2
fast set bedroom set; lamps. end tables,
pISssl1aneeHs mis- sI41eeR IA At, Ssss ,n,n .,,.
sn?s nsSes essh
prices paid Gsll Murray: TAYLOR 1923.
ssnGa sms 2Ssss sssn NE SIssi can any
goods ecc
nsdists stT, removal: District @ s;so, ,.aroor,
iSrh md of hau turiY
beds and electric refriserator. washing ma
chine. chine 9sSh csSh, no dealers. Mr.. Harrell'
SSRNITu5FE1 SffsSH Sts AND HeusEHeHR 2r eoeps OPS
4AEGE I,3Es5E, Of oR Tpo psoSa7 SMALL SPOT CASH
JEWELRY, diamonds shotguns. cameras.
paIp a ehoia fohn fo
Nus MEs1cAL fs 1NsTRuMENTsGve NsfR G Ms Your idle n
musical instruments to the boys in the
the. instrument will be called for. repaired
and f"r9ed oYs f the REp g eRoss sTes for
PIANos-Hie ehest spot cash price paid for
pons sraHa "a an a SDTh dT %9dss W5d and
PfANos-we pay pay cash for srands, sn spinets
or apartment uprishts., in any condition.
81 us Co. De1SEf yGR St te MA A!shsE Jordan
PREssTRE cooker wanted. Call Lin
fo,f aSs2 sssF R" or broken, small
table models. old phono: records. usable
REFRIGERATOR. ? !. size; also washing
machine, good condition. Call Franklin
REFRIGERAToRs. LATE MODEL STOVES.
Highest Cash Prices.
PHONE REPUBLIC 00lS.
SCALES-Toledo platform scales. 900
u 2.ss sapssty' Nj saa. Il good condition Call Mrs.
repair; hsmssfItehins; butsons aSa eo!s5sd'
sfaRfs 81 BAe srASP 1sae sn sse
WAGON. chiid's. strons: Apt. 81. 1915
GsH ba4Rshss avs Ga eysf SD Ho eoD s5tB
SILVER, PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC, 81 YEARS AT 935 p
SAFES, large or small old or new; prompt
quotation. Call or bring them in. Highest
cash or trade-in.
o,o. The sAFEMAsTERs CO.
wARDRoBE or double closet. inexpensive.
wSsHN VAS Il asnted seds in GOOD
dition; will pay fair price. Phone Union
WASHING MACHINE, electric, standard
make. 1895 good condition; cash. Phone Ord
WHsHiSS MACHINE in rood condition
Prefer Bendix OR. O63i.
CASH ron OLD GOLD,
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry; full cash value paid
SELMGEH'S, SlS = st. NV
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HELP MEN AND woMEh tcsnt. ,

HELP MEN AND WOMEN tcsnt.) i.
POT WASHER, dish washer. Children's
Hospital, 18th and W SITS. Please do not
phone. See Mrs. West.
WAITRESS OR WAITER white. for the
Lopez Cafe, 271O Columbia pike; good
wages and tips; bus service at door; 8
days . week. Apply by phone. GIL.
72-YEAR-QLD LIFE INSURANCE CO. needs
woman or man between ages Of 81 and A,
to train for handling ACCOUNTS in Alexan-
dria or Arlington district. Permanent po-
stion. Old age retirement. Guaranteed
salary, $40 per week plus good commission.
Car necessary. Write P. o. Box 274, Alex
andria, Va. for further details.
NATIONALLY FAMOUS
Dancing school will select few applicants,
men and women to train for teaching posi-
tions. Short. concentrated training course.
for which there is no charge. After train
ing, pay S36 weekly for 80 hrs teaching.
MURRAY Studio. 110l Conn. ave.
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PERMANENT

Young lady or draft-exempt man, expert
enced in fire and casualty insurance ONCE,
10 10 .eTk e1! IN IN alin aArlinston COUNTY; Va Must
Call Mr.. Sears. Ma. 6a66. for appointme ent
Evening star., 1943-07-28
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

BOARS AND gifts select. registered,
lew fne-type Poland China brood sows
VII farrow soon: three fine cows PA
o9z.' alCer pm o9'
IVY IWS POLAND CHINA BROOD SOWS
oreo Tor Sept. pigs; also beautiful jersey
neiier; ready for breeding. Phone Fails
Evening star., 1943-07-28
OFFICE CLERKS,
TYPHTS-

Excellent salary, vacation
with pay. Apply Peoples Drug
Stores Office, II P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material in
ciuded; made like Few in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
2509 14th St. NV. COLUMBIA 1881
Evening star., 1943-07-28
FARM S GARDEN.

SALE BOX. BUSH. II feet higb and "a
Ieet around. Stanley E. Minnick, Union
Bridge, Md. r. D. No J.
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR LAWN,
heVltalze 1t nov We can quote low rates
az AZ ms tlme For estimate, call ia 1898
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HELP WOMEN tcent.)
STENOGRAPHER.

as Der week, 40 hours permanent posi-
ton; national orsa nisa tion: married wom-
IN preferred Apply r. c. Dean, 1880
Evening star., 1943-07-28

f522 18th ST. N.W.-Large Ist-fioor front
.oom lor 2 girls, twin beds; near bus and
Evening star., 1943-07-28

I4I0 PARKWOOD PL. NV, mr. Cavalier
Hotel-Young man share rm with another
twin beds. 3 windows: pvt home. AD' Oo1s'
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front room, Ice. closet,
near shower: conv. transp; unlim. phone;
sentlemen or couple. Jewish RA 4nno
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis.
carded jewelry; full cash value paid.
SELnGERS, s1s st. NV.
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SCOTT CIRCLE. 1921 r I-Rm Kitchen,
owin oeos: also front rm.. cow baths;
aouho' n. W; home: service trans. consid.
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1885 CONN. AVE. NW-Beautiful studio =
room for ? or 3 girls: also small sinrls
and double; laundry privileges
Evening star., 1943-07-28

CHEVY CHASE, D. c-MaSter bedroorn.
douole bed, bureau. vanity. chiffonier' pvt
PAIN: bus at door: $3.50 week 4I0s
Military I'd WO. 1926 %.
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2Ol6 o ST. NW.-Choce residential NV
Sect1on. May be seen all day Sun. and
loil
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'324 KENYON ST NW-Large room, 4
'lnoo~s. next bath; will serve light break
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1857 QUE ST. NV. walking distance
Large comfortably furnished rm, inner
springs. twin beds. unim phone, Kit.
PRIVILEGES Adams ply
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62S OTIS ST. NE-Nicely furn-, large
room; private home: excellent location:
| conv. transp. Reasonable. HO $3.50
Evening star., 1943-07-28

BELMONT ST NV, of l4th-Large front
silnsie rm;, 1nner-sprg. matt. tub and
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ROOMS FURNISHED

MERIDIAN PARK AREA-Lge. front rn
for 3. also double rm.. t. and s bath, ssls
oeos, lnner-spg. mat, ldry fac, 500 mo.
ca. DE. Sa13 -'A''
Evening star., 1943-07-28

1890 M ST N.W.-Double room twin beds:
waking distance; all conveniences; gentils
nome: serv1cemen preferred. ME. c0T4
Evening star., 1943-07-28

VI QUINIANA PL N.W.-Large airy
room cross ventilation, next bath with
shower. double bed, inner-spring mattress.
Ra andolph O144
Evening star., 1943-07-28
CARPENTRY WORK.

CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER Z d'ABERT, NC,
s16 10th 81. NAV. Phone National 471z.
EXPERT REPAIRS on refriFerators and
washers; prompt service. Call GE. 4kb8.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

nov balkanskega porekla-
skodljivo vplival ma demokraci-
jo " Ameriki. Takih znamenj
smo imeli dovolj v teku zadnjih
dyeh let, ko so reakcionarne 81
lie v jugoslovanski vladi v IL
gnanstvu ustanovile v Zedinje-
nih drzavah propaganda ma
sino, posluzujoco Sc nedemo-
kraticmh sredstev, da bi dosegle
razkrajajoce, nedemokraticne
namene, neposredno v tel deze-
Ii, pozneje pa v povojni Jugo-
slaviji.
Odloeen "a delo proti takim
razcepljujoeim taktikam in ma
lmenom obsoja odbor tiste mi
nistre jugoslovanski vladi v
Londonu, prejsnje in sedanje,
in tiste uradnike jugoslovan-
5skega poslanstva v Washingto-
nu, XII so bill aktivni v tel raz-
krajajoci propaganda v zapadni
hemisferi. Posebno pa obsoja
tisto zelo majhno manjsino
ameriskih drzavljanov jugoslo-
vanskega porekla, XII SO il neko-
licine ameriskih priseljeniskih
organizacij in listov' naredili
sredstVa take nedemokraticne
in neameriske propaganda.
Ma podlagi izrazenih name
nov in tudi ozirom ma dejstvo,
da sestoja IL ljudi JUNO slo-
vanskega porekla, poudarja od-
ber zlasti JUNO slovanske in
sirse balkanske probleme. Pre-
priean je, da je nemogoce dose
ci "a svet trajen mir, &c sc bal
kansko vprasanje po vojni ne
resi- inteligentno.
Odbor zahteva in DO nadalje
zahteval, da omogocijo velike
sile balkanskim narodom, da
postanejo gospodarji svojih de-
zela in svojega gospodarskega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

in kulturnega zivljenja. Balkan
ne SINE biti vec zoga v igri med
.narodne politike sill. Ondotnim
.narodom mora biti omogoceno
in pomagano, da ntrgajo svoje
dezele in wire IL pesti ifnperiali-
sticnih sill. In odbor zeli nagla-
sitf, da sc more to doseci edino
~ demokraticnim postopanjem
" mednarodnih razmerah in v
domaeih zadevah.
z ozirom ma to, da Sc vele-
vazni dogodki v tel kriticni do
bi razvijejo in pode, ina odbor
namen, da cd casa do casa OBJ
novi svoje ideje in ma novo de-
finira svoje namene in funk
cije.
Danes, Z. augusta, ma svoji
seji v Clevelandu, Ohio, sma-
ira odbor sledec kot svoje funk.
cije:
l. Podpirati nasega predsed-
nika in vrhovnega poveljnika v
njegovem naporu "a popolno in
koncno zmago.
2. Pomagati zakladniskemu
oddelku Zedinjenih drzav pri
novem posojilu, da Sc proda
Amerikancem jugoslovanskega
porekla najmanj "a 25 miijo-
nov dolarjev vojnih bondov.
3. Sodelovati ma vse mogoce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

jo kakor garjevo ovco nazene-
te, brez dinarja, brez obleke,
breZ :" s...
"Kaj? Bo morala pac tia ma
zaj, odkoder je. pr&la = k ci-
ganom," Sc je oglasil Miha.
"Teslo til" Sc je zadrla Jer-
Ca. "Sama jim maj gre v pest,
da jo bo tisti divjak do kraja
ubil, kaj?"
"Saj so ga zaprli."
"Figo! Orozniki so vse pre-
iskali, nasli pa MISC nicesar. K
druzini V taborisce ga tudi nj
vec bilo. Pred tremi dnevi Sc je
vsa tropa pobrala in je odjadra-
la bogve kan. Kako jih bo dekle
naslo?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
sTRAN 3.

nacin 3 uradom "a vojne infor-
macije in uradom "a povojnc
ponoc in obnovitev ter vzdrza-
vati zveze 2 drzavnim oddelkom
in uradom strategicnih sluzb.
a. Razviti dinamicno edinstvo
iuznoslovanskih Amerikancev
"a demokracijo in proti fasiz-
smu.
5. Poucevati amerisko ljud-
stvo splosnem 0 juznoslovan-
skin in sirsih balkanshh proble-
mih z namenom, da Sc prepri-
ca, da postanejo V bodocnosti
dogodki Sloveniji, Srbiji, Hr-
vaski, Bolgariji, Macedonia in
crni gori V njegovem zivljenju
enako vazni, kakor dogodki in
struje v Ohiju, California;, Ala
bami ali Michiganu.
6. Vztrajati ma ukljueitvi V
bodoco juznoslovansko drzavo
vseh slovenskih in hrvaskih kra-
jew, XII SO po zadnji vojni prisli
pod italijansko, avstrijsko (se-
daj nemsko) in ogrsko oblast.
(DnTie q1Tihnd15Scl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
Zapisnik
o
seje SANSa Fl. augusta
1943
(Nadalj

Odbor sc boji, da utegne de-
mokracija ma povojnem Balka-
nu naleteti ma velike tezave, &c
ne DO imela inteligentne in ne
popustljive podpore demokra-
ticnih elementov ameriskega
prebivalstva. Ma drugi strani
Sc odbor zaveda, &c bi Sc reakci-
ia zopet ustanovila v JUNO slo-
vanskih in drugih balkanskih
dezelah, da bi neizogibni izliv
V Zedinjene drzave-potom go
tovega tipa ameriskih drzavlja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
Albin Hrovatin

ganica bruhati in stokati. Kri-
,stina Sc je tako prestrasila, da
jo je zopet posilil jok in je Ma
svoji strani spustila, da je dekle
omahnilo.
"Ti tudi nisi "a nic,"' Sc je
kregala Jerca. "Taka mila Je-
ra, XII til ne zna drugega, kakor
solze tociti!"
Sama je prijela ciganico, jo
vzdignira in nesla kakor otroka
cez travnik navzgor.
Bilo je osem dni po tenn. V
ponosnem domu ma Ravnah so
sedeli danes V prostorni hisi tri-
je ljudje: vdova Mana, XII je BIZ
la matt Ravnica in nekako tistih
let xakor potovka; njen brat
Miha, hudomusen stric kakih
Sestdesetih let, - in Jerca. vi
dez je bill, da Sc "a nekaj da-
jejo.
"Nikar, Jerca," je rekla Ma
ma S svojim tenkim, mehkim
glasom; "ceprav sva 81 dobri,
ampak kaj takega pa ne mores
cd meme zahtevati."
"Nic drugega ne zahtevam
kakor to, kar nam katekizem ve-
liz je zabrundala potovka.
"Svoje smo po krscansko o.
pravili; dohtarja smo placali in
kar je V apoteki bilo, stregli
smo, kakor da je nasa -"
"Zdaj pa jo hoces nagnati,
ko je Sc VISA bolna. -"
"Nikakor ne! Lahko ostane,
dokler ne bo zdrava."
"To zna Sc dolgo trajati.'
'"Ne. Zdravnik meni, ada so Sc
il sicer smozgani nevarno pre-.
tresli, ampak zdaj je prestala,
Pravi, da je mocne narave in be
cez nekaj dni ze cisto zdrava.'
"Kaj pa maj potem pocne, &C
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

"Papapa, cigani so kakor psi
in Sc vedno najdejo."
"Ti sicer nisi cigan, najdes
pa lie tudi zmeraj tia, kjer so
delo re opravili in k mali juzini
sedajo."
"Haha, ze. yes, kdaj in kje Sc
midva srecujeva." I.
Gospodinja je pobesala gla-
vo in je napol Ease dejala:
"Moj Bog, ko bi lie vedela,
kan s tujim clovekom!"
"Jaz vem to-" Sc je oglasila
Jerca. Mana, poslusaj me
Poglej, lansko> zimo ii je wei
Bog hcerko, Reziko! Tako lepo
je umrla, da ne smes vec zalo-
vati po njej. Zdi Sc mi, da jo je
Bog zato vel, da bi TO tuje de-
kle inelo kje biti.'
Tedai je zavpila gospodinja
"Za bozjo voljo, Jerca, kaj pa
govoris? Pa vendar ne mislis
da bonn ciganico vzela "a svo-
jo!"
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17
(Nadaljevanje)

"Dekle je, dekle," je dejala
Jerca; "nihce je nj ustrelil, am
pax pobil jo je neki surpvina." )"
Ma kratko je povedala, kaj in
kako Sc je zgodilo. Kristino je
tako presunilo, da so Sc il solze
pocedile; k ciganici je poceni-
la in il ruto jela brisati kri z
obraza.
"Saj nj mrzla in kri je lie il
nosa tece," je v joku menila.
"Menda vendar ne bo umrla,
kai, Jerca?'"
Tia Sc je odrezala:
''Zdaj nj, da bi cencali; po-
magati moramo. I'll, Flori jan,
pojdi dol po dohtarja; pa k
oroza1ikom stopi in povej, maj
primejo cigana, ker je dekle
ubil! - Tt, Lipe, nesi moi kos
ma Ravne pa Mani, Ravnici, ma
roei, maj pripravi posteljo "a
hudo ranjeno zensko! Midve S
Klistino jo bova sprawl in pri-
peljaii gor."
''Zakaj bi prav ma Ravne mo-
rala ciganico?" je ugovarjal
Lipe.
Kan pa drugam? Menda ma
planlno gor h kakim drvar-
jem?" Sc je potovka hudobav-
cevala. 'Najblize so Ravne in
-prostora innate tudi dovolj. -
Salabolski dedci! Ia nobeno fl
60 niste. &c mi takoj ne opra-
vita, kakor sem rekla, in &c de-
kle unre, je vajina krivda in
Sc sm,sta kar pripraviti, da va
ju "a pol leta zasijejo."
Zdaj Sc hlapca nista vec osi-
rala in sta koi ubogala. Jerta
pa je poskusala ranjeno> dekle
vzdigniti in Kristina il je po-
aagala. Toda komaj sta jo ne
koliko vzravnali, je zaeela CT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-17

Gasolin, izdeIan IL pren,0ga,
ie bill pred nedaunin, prUic rab-
lien U Letalu U led. drzaUaI,.
Letalo je gonH il M0rgantolUna,
W. Va, U Washington, d. C.
Senator Joseph O'Mdhoney, z
Wy0minga, prejen,a cd p0slan-
ca Jennings Randolph kante
gasOlina.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-19

The Colonel urged them to
partake of something cool and
refreshing, but it seemed to
Cynthia that Vaughan Dunbar
positively hurried through his
Planters punch. Likewise, it
seemed to her, il was with ac-
tual relief that he rose quickly
and babe them all good night.
Even Colonel Merriwether re-
marked upon the circumstance,
after Vaughan Dunbar was gone.
Our guest seemed a trifle per-
turbed," he said. And Captain
Pugh observed that Europeans
were likely to have rough
time of it with our late summer
weather.
During those days. also, Henry
Prentiss had dropped around
with his customary informality,
to chat by the swimming pool
or sip long drinks on the lawn,
or loaf about the stables. Mrs.
Porter West had entertained at
cocktail time at the club, though,
as Fred West ruefully confessed
to Cythia, She had 'hel, of a
time persuading the chairman
of the House Committee to put
it on the cuff.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-19
CHAPTER XIV
A FURIOUS GAME

We approach now that critical
Sunday afternoon in September.
In the few days which preceded
it, the activities of everybody
concerned had been convention
al, and therefore unexciting,
and therefore casting no shad-
ow of the harsh event that was
to come.
Cynthia had dincd at the
Rainbj Nv Room with Vaughan
Dunbak, who had been reticent
and even a trifle uneasy. II had
been a brief evening. When he
returned her to Stone House,
Captain Pugh was sitting with
Colonel Merriwether.