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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Women
Club Meeting

MRS. PAUL MCKEE was the
guest speaker at the Young
Womcns Club Monday evening
and gave an interesting review
of the book, MIR. Lincoln 5
Wife, by Anne Colver. Mrs.
Robert Richard introduced Mrs.
Mckee TO the club.
Preceding the program a bus
iEcss meeting was held Miss
Helen Fiorz was admitted to
membership at this time.
Members who were not pres
cnt at this meeting, but who
intend being at the next one,
which Will be the Christmas
program ON December 20, are
asked 10 call Mrs. Merle ST. Au-
bin before that time.
Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the meeting
by the following committee
Mrs. Clarence Meitzner, chair
man, Mrs. Milton Smith, Mrs.
Robert Richard Mrs. Leonard
Brndley and Miss Marion Bro
ply,
Thirty-five members were
present. Mrs. Norman Kuijala,
of New York City, a former
member, was a guest.
PATRICIA KAY EN- G f L,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
p. Fngel will be married to
Sergt. Charles Nj. Trimmer, Jr,
son of Mrs. William Graham,
of Hazel Park. on Thursday eve
ming at 1870 o clock at the Grace
Episcopal church before Rev
erend Ct. A Merificld.
THE JOLLY DOZEN CLUB
entertained last evening, in their
new community room, in honor
of Mrs. Floyd Parker, who is
leaving Sclfridge Homes for
San Diego, California on Deem
Der 18th. Games were played
and prizes were won by Mrs.
Parker and Mrs. Joseph Stark.
Two lovely gifts were presented
TO Mrs. Parker. The refreshment
table was attractivcly decorated
with fall flowers and tapers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Annual Chicken
Dinner, Bazaar

THE ANNUAL CHIC KEN
DINNER and bazaar of the Phil
athean class of the Presbyterian
church will be held on Thurs
day December 9. The Bazaar
will start at IL o'clock. In
charge of this booth is Mrs.
Charles Chapman.
Mrs Morley Bates Is the gem
eral chairman, Mrs. Elmo Spears
is cl airman of the food commit
tee and Mrs. Herbert Reese is
the chairman Of the dining room
committee. Mrs. John Miller has
charge of the bake sale. Dinner
will be served from $50 until
z o'clock.
A SPECIAL REHEARSAL of
Grace Church choir, for a we'd
ding ceremony, will be held in
the parish house Wednesday
evening at 100 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Vows Spoken Saturday M at Trinity Church
Anniversaries
Observed

A GROUP OF FRIENDS
pleasantly surprised Mrs. j. l..
Arthur and Mrs. Alice Cook at
the formers home on Grove
Park avenue last Saturday even
ing, IN honor of their birthday
anniversaries. r fres hmentS
were served and cards playe d
with the prizes won by Mrs.
Merle Seifferlein, Mrs. Fred
Schock and Mrs. Donald Smith.
Mrs. Russell Glasgow made the
arrangements for the party.
Both honor guests received
lovely gifts.
MRS. HARRY BENOIT. 178
North Broadway, has returned TO
her home after having been
confined 10 ST. Joseph's hospital
following an operation.
MRS. f. T. NUNNELEY is Wis
iting with her son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Nunneley
in Washington. for a few weeks
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
New U50 Direttor
5utteeds Monaghan

George A Barber has assumed
bis new duties as director Of the
L. s. O. club, IS +. Broadway,
replacing Bernard Monaghan,
who was recently transferred to
Waukcgm i'll, as the head Of a
large L s 0. unit i'm that city.
Barber comes TO Mount Glenn
ems from Port Clinton O.,
where he served as \ c. c. s.
representative in the L. s. O..
club there
Prior TO entering Y & O work
Barber had four years cxper-
fence iu working with boys and
young men as the director Of
Tau Beta community house at
Hamtramck lie is married and
is looking for a home i'm which
TO locate his family in Mount
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Casualties
Stream i'm -
from CiIberts

WITH THE 7TH u s. AIR
FORCE IL YHE PACIFIC W
They ac1 bringing The casual
ties IN ffom the Gnber,s now.
ODIhe scaplane ramp. the ann
bUdnccS are drawn up their jt-
ters piled beside them the driv-
erS smoking in groups and
watching the lagoon
Intelligence officers also stand
IN groups, waiting for informa-
ton from Tarawa and Maxim,
frs, hand information about
what happened 10 individual
men, what Japanese guns
were most deadly, how the enc
my was driven back.
The medical officers have the
nervous movements of men
knowing a night Of work is
ahead OF them A tractor draws
line Of wagons loaded with
! bombs for waiting Catalina fly
inc boats.
Huge Coronado flying boats
land on The water and small
boats 20 out and come back
their bells changing as they dock.
The casualties come up the
gaugWay 20 the ambulauceS.
In communicates, casualties
ore impersonal things our cas-
ualtieS were light" But these
coming up the gangway, some
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Four Juveniles
Enter Cottage

One 13-ycar-old boy is today
being held at the Detention
Home i'm Detroit, with three
other local Juveniles released
pending investigation, after they
had broken into a cottage on
North River road near the Sell
fridge Field bridge. and had
been living in the building since
Saturday.
On the complaint Of neighbors,
Deputy SheriffS Leonard Jarvis
and Fred Hicks visited the cot
tage on Monday morning, and
were led by the four boys over
fields I'm a chase that covered a
mile, finally ending when Jarvis
fired a pistol shot into the air
to brighten them.
Gaining entrance to the cot
tage by breaking a window, the
boys, the oldest Of whom is only
II said that they ate pancakes, ="
and had been living in the cot
tage since Saturday afternoon
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Blue Star
Mothers Day

DECEMBER 9TH HAS BEEN
proclaimed Blue Star Mothers
Day i'm connection with the an
pVcrsary OF Pearl Harbor. by
The honorable Harry Kelly, gov
crnor of Michigan The Blue
Star Mothers Club hope that
this day may be a redcdication
10 a finer, more genuine and con-
unuing patriotism I'M every
thought, word and deed.
c1prr = ,-,.l IN, nun, D,,p
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
|. @. @. f. Confer
Initiatory Degree

At THE FRIDAY NIGHT
meeting Of the IO.OF. held in
Barron hall at 8 o'clock. the fol-
lowing gentlemen viii receive
their intatory degree. Leonard
Jarvis, Francis GriffnS, Elmer
Martin. harles Linnington,
wen Manley and Clifton
Burma.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
X UM the Color, X

WORD HAS BEEN RECEIV-
ED that Gerald Lyle Heiser, s.
F. &c, has been promoted 10
Petty Officer {, as of July lst.
lie is somewhere I'M the South
Pacific"
SERGT. GLEN TEASLEY, OF
Salina. Kansas, has been home
ON furlough He visited Frances
Kulka, of New Baltimore. also
DR. and Mrs Turner. Sergt.
Toaslcy has returned 10 his
school where he is being train
cd with the Army Air Corps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07
Mrs. Judy Furton
Honored at Shower

MRS. RALPH CHAPMAN
AND MRS. AL SECOR were
hosts AT a shower honoring Mrs.
Judy Furton, at the formers
home on Fairchild road The
buffet table was covered with
lace cloth with pink, blue and
white streamers, conferred with
a miniature cradle filled with
bebe NUNS. Games we're played
and prizes won by Mrs Beulah
Lafurgcv. Mrs. Viola Bates. Mrs.
Erma Wcrdcrman and Helen
Chapman The honor received
many gifts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07

CHIEF RADIO MAN James
w llmarth, who has been sta
toned in the Hawaiian Islands
for three years, has now re-
turned 10 the United States and
is 7tstiored at Camp Blakcly,
Washington He is the son Of
Mrs. Merritt Willmarth, South
Wilson boulevard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07

Traffic deaths are still puinR
zap az a rate that indicates that
thc 1913 total viii approximate
2I000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Doctors Oppose
Direct Payment
For Natal Care

LANSING. July 27-Declaring
it would necessitate creation OF
another governmental agency. the
Michigan State Medical Society
today criticized proposal
whereby the government would
directly reimburse physicians for
maternity and infant care granted
wives of Servicemcn.
The society's views were pre-
sented in statement issued
through its secretary, DR.. l.
Fernald Foster.
Payment for these services
should be added 10 the allot-
ment now being given service
mems dependents" DR.. Foster
said This would eliminate the
need for creating new fund
distributing agency OF the gov
eminent.
I'VE further object 10 the
plan now offered because II
tends 10 pauperize the families
Of servicemen and degrade the
quality of medical service"
Pending A final decision by the
governor. the council voted 10
cooperate fully under the present
plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
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Us:T T'ibj Ts~,a'Ib NM ~ VajNif>~SyEi wv

Even now, coal shipments tremendous task for
the American Railroads And serving it does the heart
of Industrial America the & O shares important
part of that task In average month, four million
of coal speed the 1000 miles of tracks
to furnish power light and heat to plants, and
meet civilian needs
Won't jon cooperate with Uncle Sam and the Rail-
roads by ordering your coal now? You contrib
ute quick victory; here's small but important way
to do sol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
DIR. Tenant
Takes 2 Jobs

Coincident TO his appointment
10 sixth consecutive term on the
state board of chiropractic exam
inerS, Or Charles L, Tenant of
1905 w. Grand Blvd, today was
10 take office as president Of the
National Association Of Chiro-
practors. which is meeting in con-
vention at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
His election to the association
presidency was unanimous, while
his reappointment TO the state
board was made in Lansing by
Gov. Kelly.
The governor also reappointed
three members of the Mackinac
Island state park commission.
They are Donald S. MCGOWAN of
Jackson: Joseph n. Thompson,
Ypsilanti, and Louis Simons, Kala-
mazoo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Your Waste Paper
Is a War Weapon =!

Your waste paper is being con-
verified into shell containers, bomb
bands, ammunition cases, and
other military equipment releas-
ing metal and lumber for critical
war needs II is your patriotic
duty 10 save all used boxes,
b ags, brown wrapping paper.
newspapers and all forms of
waste paper, 10 help send more
and more supplies TO the front
lines. To sell your salvage, or 10
give 10 charitable or other or
CARNATIONS, call a collector al
Randolph 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

ADVERTIsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Only 4o2 Killed

LANSING, July 27-Only 400
lives were lost in traffic accidents
in Michigan during the first six
months OF 1913, a decline of 40
per cent from the 675'killed dur
ing the corresponding period in
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Eden, Winant Confer

LONDON, July p GNS)-
Foreign Secretary Eden conferred
yesterday with u. s. Ambassador
Winant and the charge daffaires
for the Soviet Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
You MayAIwaysBe
Constipated II

you don't correct faulty living habits
In the meantime 10 help insure gentle
yet thorough bowel movements - take
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets.
Olive Tablets are simply wonderful
not only TO relieve constipation but also
20 stir up liver bile secretion and tone up
intestinal muscular action l5e. 30e, 60e.
Follow label directions, All drugstores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
State S Surplus
SweIIed 8 Million
.ByUnspentCdsh
BY DON GARDNER
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. July 27-Approxi-
mately Ss.o00,000. which was
appropriated but not spent by
state departments during the BIZ
ennium just ended. will swell the
states surplus 10 a record
S43,000,000, Auditor General
Vernon J. Brown revealed today.
Brown said he had just received
the final figures from his account
ing division which showed the
amount OF funds left by boards,
commissions and departments that
couldn't spend more on help be-
cause of the manpower shortage
and couldn't buy supplies because
of priorities.
Only three of the 100 state
agencies attempted 10 spend more
than was appropriated by the
legislature, he said. The Michigan
Children's Institute was over
drawn $1,000; the board of phar-
macy, $500, and the liquor control
GOIIlilllSSlOl, s9O<tOVbs
STOPPED TEMPORARILY
"we have stopped all of these
expenditures tempor
Brown said.
ut may be that receipts will
come In, crediting these depart
ments with enough to cover
their expenditures, In which
case the vouchers will go
through"
The bulk OF the states surplus
will come from sales tax collec-
tons. After all appropriations
we're made last year. the state
wound up with $4,000. 900. with
SEC. 000,0 900 Of this safely salted
away in a postwar planning fund.
\ POLICE RETURN s4S5.0O0
Added 10 this was another
81 ,eee, 900 in surplus this year and
HE $4,000 which viii revert
10 the general fund from depart
ments, making a grand total Of
SAB ,0O000O
Responsible for great share OF
the savings was the Michigan
state police, who turned back
SASS. 900 10 the general fund this
year and $500. 900 last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Shift Judges.
Council Asks

LANSING, July 27-Michigan's
circuit court system planned so
poorly last year that one judge
tried only eight cases while an
other was showed under with 254,
the annual report OF the judicial
council showed today.
The council felt SO keenly about
the situation that members saw
~ 20 say:
at tn obvious that re-
arrangement of circuits and a
read iustment Of the number Of
Judges IL necessary In the inter
est Of an economical administra-
ton Of Justice.
THE distribution ~ cases I'm
the circuits II exceedingly un-
even"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

ApYERrlsEMENT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19

10 pa jes verjetno, da bi Sc ma
cisticne vodje upali to, povedati
svojemu narodu. Ma NemSkem
govorice o defenzivni vojnif mix
dar MISC bile sprejete z navdu-
senjem. Toda &c hocejo zaceti z
borbo ma Ruskem, bodo morali
zaceti takoj: ker vsak dan, ko
cakajo,. izgubijo en- dan lepega
vremena: "a borbo, so "a en- dan
blizji zimi, ko so Rusi ze dva-
krat dokazali, da so oni, mocnej-
81.
Hitlerju bi seveda bilo dosti
pomagano, &c bi znal kje in ke-
daj bono mi in Anglezi udarili
V Zapadni EVropi. Izgleda da SO
neki ljudje mislili, da bono. ia
koj po padu Pantellerije napa-
dli drugo toeko, kjerkoli. Am
pax vojne operacije velikegae OBJ
sega nj tako lahko organizirati,
posebno pa ne take, katere je
Churchill oznacil kot "posebne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
BOLGARI ODkLANJAJO "a
KLADNE NAKAZNICE
SVOJE VLADE

Domaca radio oddaja il Soft
je, katero je zabelezil Foreign
Broadcast Intelligence Service
Zedinjenih draw, pokazuje, da
Sc bolgarska javnost upira ali
pa odkrito odklanja sprejeti V
svojih trgovskih transakcijah
sedanje bolgarske zakladne ma
kaznice namesto denarja.
Omenjena radio oddaja raz-
odeva, da je zadnja stevilka u
radnega lista objavila naslednji
vladni dekret; "Nikdo ne sme
odkloniti bolgarskih nakaznic,
ako so mu ponujene v placilo
mesto bankovcev". Razglas pra-
vi ma to: ITO pomeni, da mora
vsakdo sprejeti placilo po-
mocjo teh nakaznic mesto ban
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19

World Peaceways,
X ..- I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19

kovcev, ako ima raeune "a pro-
dano blago ali storjene usluge,
ali pa "a dolgove ali terjatve,
IL kateregakoi drugega vzro-
ka".
Bolgarski bondi, pravi urad-
ma izjava, morajo biti racunani
po svojem pravem znesku ''plus
obresti, XII jih pove banka."
Posledica tega drasticnega u
krepa, XII je istoveten S konfi-
skacijo imovine, je bila, da je
teeaj teh bolgarskih zakladnic
silovito padel, tako da je ia ma
SLIM dekret cd nacistov domini-
ranih bolgarskih uradov lie Sc
pospesil nitro narascajoco kri-
20 inflacije, XII sc siri v tel de-
zeli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
tezke amfibijske operacije".

tezke amfibijske operacije".
Ne bodite nestrpni, ako Sc
invazijo ne zacne danes, zvecer
ali pa. jutri zjutraj. Ampak in
vazija DO prisla. Kar- Sc. tiee
vprasanja kdaj in kje je ze
mnogo ugibanja V zraku. Dosti
tega, ugibanja je prislo cd So
vraznika, kateri nalasc zeli u
stvariti Wits, da sc bo zacela
vsak dan v nadi, da posta-
nejo britanski in ameriski ma
rod, kakor tudi potlaceni naro-
di, nestrpni, in da jim pade mo-
rala, &c. Sc invazija odlaga.
V nekih svojih emisijah so
Nemei; trdili, da Sc bo invazi-
jo zacelo 22s junija. Namen :ie
bill seveda da, &c Sc tega dne ne
bi zaeelo bi oni mogli reci da so
zavezniki bill primorani odlozi-
ii napad. Ampak;. ko Sc bo res
za6elo z napadom bo amerikan-
ski nared O tenn obvescen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19

Danes, ko Sc vecja kuga unicuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domacini in potomci vseh pre-
pricanj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne samo
Evropi, pac pa po vsakem delu
sveta, kjer so potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha j a o = z
zdravniskimi zalogami in jedili,
semenom in gnojilom, z kme-
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc bolj
vazno pa je to, da mi prinasanao
salogo demokraticnih idej "a
Ues. novi sUet!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19

huje vpitje. Mesar je bill skoro
ze yes hripav, zakaj zdaj sta
kricala vanj Katra in Tomaz.
"Devetdeset, ali pa grem," je
popuscal ali obsedel ma mestu.
"Ne morem,' Sc je branila
Katra.
"Raje vrzem vse v ogenj," Sc
je rotil mesar in neusmiljeno
meckal bankovce. Cutil je, da
ne DO nj eden ostal V njegovih
rokah, zato jih je meckal; sicer
nj incl te grde. navade; ga
zgem jih."
Lei" je pripomnila Katra.
"Petindevetdeset maj bo" je
dejal Tomaz.
"Naj bo, triindevetdeset!"
raste mesar.
"Ne bo!" odkimuje Katra.
"Stiri!'
Katra MAZE z glavo.
"Pet, pa maj. vse gre po -
Sc roti mesar.
"Sedem!" pripomni znova po-
sredovalno Tomaz.
"Dvesto!" jekne Katra.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
Ali je Vam to znano?

Ali je vana to znano?
Ali ste m citali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peresa
Louis Adamiea, XII predlaga, da
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo Evropo?
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko v po-
moe nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran morja. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da bi naprayila
na6rt "a mir in snaGgo GONE
S tenn, da bi Sc odvzelo navad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19

nemu ljudstvu osisca voljo. do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
TIE ideje so postale zazeljive
in prakticne; tako ameriske
uvajanju in tako univerzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da bi sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili to idejo. Emo
leto po predlaganju tie ideje, je
Louis Adamie tidal v brosuri
"This Week." elanek After
Victory-Wha (Po zmagi-
KajD, XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo o tel predlogi, XII je
bila oja6ena z obsirno diskuzijo.
Q zanimanjem boste citali ia
clanek. vi bi Sc moral takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a zma-
go in mir. Posljite 10c "a po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
(Nadalj aljevanje)

"Ti, FAINT, postavno govoris," "
je dejal nato mesar, "sedi, "a
liter Sc ne bonn kesal, cetudi ne
bo kupeije."
"Saj smo snanci," je pripom-
nil Slime in sedel. Proti mraku
pa je mesar vstal in Sc odpra-
vii Simnom ma Pee. Po poti je
godrnjal, ne zmenivsi Sc "a
Simna:
"Ne DO prida kupcijo. Je
preskopa in izbija eel dan" In
mesar je sam vase stokal, tru-
dec Sc po spolzki poti ma Pee
in premisljujoc, koliko vina bo-
de treba, da namoci utruj emo
grlo po kupciji ma Peel. Tako
je prisopihal mesar ma Pee in
zaklical ma yes glas:
"Hej ljudje, kupec je tu! Ali
innate kako muhasto kravo ali
vrtoglavega vola. Dobra cena,
pa deset cvancgarc hlapcu, pa
stiri pastirju, pa devet policev
vina in Sc cigar, &c jih mara
te."
Prvi je prisel mesarju ma
sproti Anze.
"He, fant, kje so ljudje?" je
vprasal mesar mani IL potrebe
ko navade.
"Poisci jih! je odvrnil cisto
modro Anze.
"Poiscem tebe "a usesa," je
viknil mesar in pri tenn neusmi-
ljeno zadel z nogo v kolo izpod
lope gledajocega voza, in po-
tenn, tipajoc bolece mesto, sto-
pill "a simnom proti vezi.
Notri v sobi je bila Katra z
Anieo in Jerico. Pravkar je bila
stopila V sobo in Sc lotila Luke,
XII je. kasljal "a pecjo:
"V hlev Sc mi pojdi dret, cello
noe hrope tu, da clovek Sc spati
ne more"
''Katra,' 'je prosil brat, "sa-
mo ogrejem Sc malo." Polotil
Sc ga je znova kaselj. Anica je
vstala in Sc vrnila S case GAIA
Toda Katra je planila in zacela
kricati:
''Seve, GAIA mu kuha. Ven maj
gre. &c mu nj V hlevu dovolj
dobro, maj pa gre Peel. Pa
ravno zato, ker We, da mi nj
prav ,mu streze."
''se v peklu nj hujse zene,' D
je pripomnil Luka.
"Pa pojdi v. pekel" je odvr-
Mia Katra in sunila Anico S
cajem v stran, da Sc je tekocina
polila po tleh.
"Je ze prav!" je zastokal Lu-
ka, in njegovih oceh je zago-
relo toliko jeze, da Sc je Anica
z grozo zacudila. Toda tudi v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
MLADA BREDA
POVEST '-.,
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEST

Mi Sc je dvignil odpor proti
Katri in je dejala:
"Ce ze kuham "a Jurija, ma
10 vode vec ali mani"
"Nic!" il je presekala bese-
do Katra. In zeni sta Sc merrill
pogledi, ko je nenadoma vik-
nil zunaj mesar, in so sc v ma
slednjem trenotku odprla vrata
in je mesar vstopil.
"Seveda, pref nina casa," ga
je pozdravila Katra.
''Za kupcijo dovolj, pa Sc
smentano dobro, &c bono ogle-
dali pri luci zivino," je odvrnil
mesar, ''v tenn so vse macke 81
We, pa vse krave debele."
"Gospodar lezi," je odvrni1a
Katra, vendar pa je pomignila
mesarju, da maj sede.
"ce spi, bo~pa vstal," je od-
vrnil mesar in Sc pridusil, da
zdaj re ne gre brez kupcije ma
zaj. Nato je odsla Katra in Sc
vrnila "a nekaj hipov opom-
bo, da bi kravo laze pogresala
ko vola, pa da maj 81 mesar
ogleda kako in kaj, nakar je
mesar zapustil Katro sobo, in
sta sla ogledovat zivino. Jerica
in Anica ste ostali sobi. Ne
dolgo zatem je bilo cuti zunaj
jezne glasove. Mesar je krical,
in Katra je kricala in tudi To-
MAJ, XII Sc je bill odnekod zna-
sci, je krical.
"Stosestdeset," je vikal me-
sar.
"Dvestopetindvajset," je xii
Gala Katra.
"Vola prodaja," je pripom-
nil Luka Anici. Zunaj pa so Sc
glasovi zopet oddaljili. Najbr-
ze so Sc bill vrnili vsi nazaj V
hlev.
"Zakai ne greste ven," ie de-
jail Luka Anici, "saj ste vec
gospodinja ,ko ona."
Anica Sc je nasmehnila po 81
Ii in dejala:
maj napravi sama, kakor We.
Samo da DO Juriju prav. Pa Sc
tudi ne razumem ma kupcijo."
"Prav brez potrebe prodaja," "
je pripomnil Luka.
Anica nj dejala mic.
'Za Tomaza il je," je godr-
njal Luka, "temu tegne in teg-
ne, kakor bi bill gospodar.'
"Stoinosemdeset," je bilo 20
pet cuti zunaj mesarja.
"Dvesto,' 'je odvrnila Katra.
Nato so utihniE, in cuti je BIZ
10, da prihajajo v sobo. Res so
prisli v sobo in sedli "a mizo.
Mesar je izvlekel listnico z ban
kovci in nastel osemnajst desc
takov in jih rinil Katri; Katra
jih je odrivala. In zacelo Sc je