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Evening star., 1943-02-18
War Fund Worker Group
To Meet Wednesday

Mrs Charles Pozer of Fairfax,
Red Gross War Fund chairman for
Fairfax County, and Brig. Gen.
Rufus B. Lane of Falls Church, CO.
chairman of Disaster Preparedness
Relief Committee, will be the guest
speakers at an organization meet
ing of workers in Mount Vernon
district at pm. Wednesday at the
Penn Daw Hotel
The session will be presided over
by Charles C. Wall of Mount Yer
non, district chairman, and is the
first organization meeting to be
scheduled for those who plan to
participate in the War Fund cam
paign which begins March /
Other areas and co-chairmen in
Clude Falls Church, Mrs. Gavin
Hadden, Miss Elizabeth Styles and
Mrs Franklin Trackery; Seminary
Mrs. George Eddy: Dranesville,
Mrs. George Bready; Vienna, Mrs
William M B. Freeman: Lorton,
Mrs. Ray Huff; Fairfax, Mrs Alex
ander Haight and Mrs. William
Earle. and Mclean, Mrs. Charles
K. Agile.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Danish Minister Addresses
Chery Chase W0menS s Club

that more than 5000 Danish mer-
chant marine sailors who were on
the high seas at the time of the
German invasion are now in the
service of the Allied countries and
that one of Denmarks ships is now
being used by the United States
Coast Guard as a training ship.
The speaker was introduced by
the clubs president, Mrs, Henry
De Coursey Adams.
During the business session the
club appropriated $3.50 for the Red
Cross war fund.
Attention was called to the fact
that the facilities of the club would
be turned over to the mobile blood
donor unit of the Chevy Chase Red
Cross on Tuesday. Prospective
donors from the Chevy Chase area
are asked to report that day from
10 am. to $50 pm.
Mrs. Roger Whiteford is in charge
of the advance registration of vol
unteer donors from the club. Men
as well as women are being asked
to contribute.
Evening star., 1943-02-18

Although Denmark is silent under
Nazi domination, her people are
Fundamentally in favor Of an Allied
victory, the Danish Minister, Hen
rik de Kaufman, assured members
of the Womans Club of Chevy
Chase yesterday.
Principally an agricultural coun-
try whose pig population in normal
times exceeded its human popula-
ton and whose chickens formerly
laid more than 100000 eggs a day
for the breakfast tables of England
Denmark has Jared better under
Nazi rule than most of her neigh
bors, Mr.. de Kaufman pointed out
Even the Nazis," he remarked,
recognize that it is not wise to
kill the goose that laid the golden
egg"
Though his people are being al
lowed to keep enough dairy prod
ucts to satisfy their hunger, they
DO not have sufficient fuel or cloth
Ing. and tea, coffee and cocoa are
unknown luxuries, he reported.
The Minister also pointed out
Evening star., 1943-02-18
University Women
To Hear DIR. Sells

Or, Dorothy M Sells, who re-
Gently returned from England, will
address dinner meeting of the
Washington Branch. American As
Sociation of University Women, to
be sponsored February 26 bt the
International Relations Committee
DR.. Sells, who is now chief of
the personnel supply section of the
Office Of Defense Transportation
formerly resided in England and is
the author of two books on English
economic subjects. Her last book
British Wages" was published in
1889 by the Brookings Institution
She is a member of the Washing
ton Branch of the AAUW.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Miss Ruth Bosley
Will Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs Roger A. Bogley of
Gaithersburg, Md, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Ruth Bogley, to Pvt. Donald
Warfield son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
S. Warfield of Damascus, Md
Pvt. Warfield is in the Army Air
Force and now is stationed at JEFF
fersOn Barracks, Mo.
Evening star., 1943-02-18

Juniors Ank|ets, 3Oe pair
Ceiling price, pair 39c 6 pairs sL75
300 pors heavy cobestjtch English rib cotton White
beige, red blue, geen brown yellow Sizes include
7I2 to lOh
MISSES osERYFo
Evening star., 1943-02-18

Tucker. Mrs. John c. Bushey, Mrs.
Merrill Sickles and Mrs M. l.
Loman, all of Takoma Park.
Mrs. Thomas Kehoe gave a des-
Sert bridge party Tuesday at her
home in Montgomery Hills for the
benefit Of St, Michels Parent
Teacher Association.
Lit John c. Keele, jr.. of Fort
Eustis, Va, spent the early part of
the week in Silver Spring visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
keele.
Mrs. George Bond of Montgomery
Hill entertained at luncheon and
bridge today at her home for a
small group
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Program Changed

Congressional Club of Washing
ton has changed its program to
be given tomorrow from a buffet
luncheon at 1890, as previously
announced, to a tea. The guest
speaker will be Miss Ruth Mitchell.
who will discuss at o'clock her
experience as Serbian Chetnik
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Curley Club Holds
Dinner Tonight

A dinner for the benefit Of the
scholarship fund will be held by
the Curley Club at $50 o'clock to-
night at the Fairfax Hotel. accord
ing to an announcement by Miss
Kathryn Bowers. the president.
Miss Dorothy Barrett, a former
president, is sponsoring the party
assisted by Miss Mary O'Connor
Miss Elizabeth Butterfeld, Miss
Mary Healy, Miss Elizabeth Flynn
and Miss Gertrude DeitChman.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
OAR Radio Talk

Some misconceptions Concerning
George Washington will be the
subject Of talk by Charles c. Wall
on a radio program sponsored by
the District Dauchters Of the
American Revolution at 9.45 am.
Saturday over Station VOL. Mrs.
Edgar B. Merritt, State radio chair
man of the OAR, will present the
speaker
Evening star., 1943-02-18
Mrs. Daniel on Trip

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
director from the District to the
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs. left yesterday to spend few
days in New York and East Orange.
The Valley settler., 1943-02-26

The Infantile Paralysis chcptor Of
Palmer, announces 6 me tine in the
Lounge on the evening Of tic first
Thursday in March, when tt March
Of Dimes Program will be planned.
The LADIES' Cooperative Gull Will
have meeting next Monday evening
March lst., at the Settler office.
LOST --pair Of dual-truck c. .ins,
if found please notify Tor Vicar
yous.
There was en- estimated l0, 900
Gu. yds. Of snow In our rec ut
snow Tide. viii CHI required Is hour
to remove. The snow was piled
much higher than usual, about IS
feet deep.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
fssssss' ssa.a,s OF Interest to Women
ted BY AnneHa ardy
Edited BY Anne Hardy Davis
Methodist Church Choir in
Concert Sunday Night

Methodist choir members Sunday
night will be presented in another
of their concerts which are antici-
pated with so much pleasure by
music lovers from all valley COM
munities.
This vested choir of SO voices in
cludes some of the valleys finest
soloists and their well-balanced
ensemble work and splendid group
spirit are steadily gaining for them
wide audience.
This Sunday the choir will be
heard in a number, new to their
repertoire, an effective arrange
ment of the we'll known" On Wings
of Song" melody (Mendelssohn)
Among the soloists will be Mrs
Roy johnson, contralto, new
conner to the valley who has g
splendid voice and who has done
considerable professional work ir
the south. Her husband is station.
ed at Camp Ell Centro and she is
representative of the many fint
additions which have come to tht
city through the service personnel
For her solo number, Mrs. johnson
will be heard in THE Earth Is the
Lords" nyneS).
Other soloists include Mrs. George
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
Society
Clubs
Victory Gardens
Discussed for
Acacia Group

Victory gardens formed the theme
for Acacia farm home departments
meeting Wednesday in the club
house with George L. Winright, as
sistant farm advisor as the speak
er.
Mr.. Winright gave much valuable
help in regard to planting and care
of Victory gardens, answering many
questions on the subject of home
food production and also on home
food preservation including the
curing of homegrown meats.
The group had pot luck lunch
con with Mrs. Cletus Norris and
Mrs. Gene Sweden as hostesses.
The business meeting followed dur
ing which plans were made for
Halloween carnival on Oct. 30, Sat-
ulday, in the school.
Mrs. Glenn Osborne won the door
prize and the other members pres
ent were: Mesdames Dan Machado,
Oscar Hill, Roland Hill, Leslie Nc
Connell, Guy Littrell, A. C. Walton
Gene Sweden, Cletus Norris, Har-
old Rolander, Roy Shepherd, Free
man Witt, r. A. Shelburne, A. P
Baker, A. H. Kemp, Albert Leh-
mann.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21

S. Washburn, soprano who will
sing even Song" tScotD, with
violin obligato by Wendell Water
man Eugene Moore, baritone, who
will sing "The Builder" (Cadman)
For the offertory, the Saint
Saens" Prelude du Deluge" will be
played by Wendell Waterman,
violinist; Mrs. Charles Bartholo-
NEW, pianist, Mrs. Warren Brock,
organist
The choir will be head in seven
+; outstanding selections representa-
tive of the great composers for the
church.
Mrs. Warren Brock is organist fol
the concert, Mrs. j. d. Foss the
pianist; Mrs. Eugene Waterman
choir director.
The Rev. Mr.. Hayden S. Sears
pastor, will give the invocation and
the benediction and the offetory, as
is the custom of this group, will be
turned over to the church build
ing fund.
The concert will begin at 7:3(
o'clock in the church Sunday night
and is open to all interested II
hearing it.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
Bible Class in
First Mee+inq

First meeting of midweek Bible
class fer fourth to eighth grade
students was held after school We'd
nesday at the State Street Christ
ian church and proved highly sue
cesSful.
The Rev. Mr. E. l.. Carter, pastor
of the church, is in charge of the
class and has scheduled it for after
school hours SO that school work
need not be interfered with in any
way.
Bible drill, Bible history, music,
an inspirational talk and use OF
the recordio fo' Bible drama con-
stitute the study of the class.
Wilma Jeanne Lakey, assisted by
Bobbie Ann Deem is in charge of
the music, and Mrs. Leo Brinnon,
is accompanist and general assist
ant. .,
The class will meet each We'd
neSdaT after school.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
8 ct 40 Salon
Lin Session

A pot luck dinner and an eve
ming of entertainment highlighted
the meeting Of the Imperial Valley
salon, 8 ct 40 held Wednesday night
at the home of Mrs. Harvey Kenyon
where Halloween decorations made
an attractive setting.
Arlene Munson foretold the fu-
ture for the group, names of the
secret pals were revealed and names
drawn for next year.
Since this was social meeting,
the report of the national 8 ct 40
convention was postponed until the
meeting on Nov. II at the home OF
Irene Wilkenson, Calipatria. Edna
Morrison of Ell Centro attended and
has been appointed on the finance
and auditing committee for the
state for a three year term.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
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SHOES
Stamp No. 18, good indefinitely
. for one pair of shoes.
-, GASOLINE
"a" Book coupon s good through
Nov. 21.
SUGAR
Stamp No. IA good through Oct
81 for S pounds. No. Is. Is good
for pounds each for home can
tIlng through Get. 21.
CANNED GOODS
Ration Book 2, Blue stamps X, Y
z, good until Nov. 90
Meat, Butter, Cheese, Oils
Book 3. brown stamps c, D, E, F,
good through Oct. 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
SiIsbee Club
Enjoys Party

Silsbee All club members had
their first social affair of the year
in the form of a party, combined
with short business meeting held
Tuesday night at the Earl Northrop
home with Mrs. Eerlene Laidley,
III club leader, as hostess.
Games and refreshments were en-
joyed by the following: Margaret
House, Louise land Bernice Golf,
Henry Hafliger, Gertrude, Frank
and Lily Schmidig. Ann, Stephen
and Bill Kramar, Richard Havens,
Zoitsa Likos, Theodore and Joe
Carrera.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
AUXILIARY MEETS


Further organization OF a valley
branch of the Naval Aid Auxiliary
was completed at a meeting We'd
nesday morning at the chamber of
commerce building.
Temporary chairmen from the
various valley communities, under
the acting chairmenship of Mrs.
Frederick Powers Heald of Ell Cen
tro, discussed permanent organiza-
toned election of officers both for
the central group and for the sep
arate communities.
Possibilities of work room loca-
tions were discussed and it is an
ticipated that in the near future
the organization will be completed
War work and particularly help
for the new wing at the county hos
pital which is to be constructed for
the use of servicemen's dependents
are the goals Of this group. The
Hollywood branch, parents organ
ization, has agreed to equip the
wing and underwrite three nurses
! salaries.
COOKIES NEEDED
The servicemen's canteen, is in
need of cookies and cakes to serve
the men who patrolize the canteen
and Mrs. Stella Warner, telephone
1961-J, the new cookie chairman,
is anxious to hear from anyone
interested in making either cookies
or cakes for the men.
Sugar and shortening will be sup
! piled and those who wish to de-
liver the cookies to Mrs. Warner
/ 419 Sandalwood, may do so, or
may leave them at the canteen
which is open from 2 p. m. daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21

RETURN PAPER CARTONS SO THAT
THEY CAN BE USED AGAIN
AS THE SUPPLY OF PAPER
BAGS IS LIMITED
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Pot luck dinner, GAS, Methodist
social hall
Night school, 10, high school
Troop II, I, Scout hut
Troop rs, 1880, Methodist church
Cyrcum Workers, 1880, Labor
temple
Motor corps, 1880, high school
1880 club, 1880, California hotel
Community-war chest, 1880, cham
Der of commerce
Building trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, s. Elks club
Football, Central VS.. Calipatria, 8,
Calipatria
Alamo Verde, s, Verde school
Alpha Mu Omega, $780,. North
studio, 740 South Sixth
FRIDAY
Painters, 1880, Labor temple
Football, Yuma -El Centre, 8, Cen
trail field
Foo'bH, CaieXicO- -Brawley, g.
Brawley
Football, HOltville- Imperial, 8,
Imperial
McCabe- Eucalyptus, 8, McCabe
school
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
DRIVE OUT

Roundworms can
cause real trouble
inside you or your
child ! Watch for
warning sipna.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
Birth Of Son
Announced

Mrs. Charles Rhodes, 632 Com
mercial, is the mother of a son
Charles Newman, III, born Oct. 3
IN the Griffin hospital, Calexico,
weighing 712 pounds. The babys
father is in Ft. Meade, Md. where
he is assigned to supply unit in
company tank destroyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
New Babies at
City Hospital

New babies in the city hospital
include those born to:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph
Miller, a son. Robert Joseph, Oct.
II;
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Baldwin. a
son, Gary Lee. Oct. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Lehman. a
daughter, Carolyn Jane. Oct. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M Egger, a son.
Randall LINN, Oct. 8:
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mahan. Oct. l,
a daughter, Linda Marie.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
Damp Cloth Cleans Gloves

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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21

Not only new in style for this
season, but new in glove history
are the gloves pictured at right
An outstanding innovation in tan
ming is the process used to give
them duplex character-a
smooth, capeskin, water-repel-
lent surface outside, with a soft,
doeskin finish inside. Another
most welcome feature of these
gloves is that, while they do not
wash by immersion, simply rub
bing them with a damp cloth re-
moves soil without leaving a ring
or spot They come in two-toned
color combinations, handmade
and strictly tailored for casual
dress
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
Rummase Sale
This SATURDAY.

Presbyterian guild members will
hold a rummage sale Saturday.
using the vacant building next to
the Rice Bowl as headquarters. The
sale will begin at 7:30 a. m
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-21
BOWEL
WORMS

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16
P. DECOURCELLE:
Moo
JUBEZNI
r 0 NJ A NJ. DEL
R o M A NJ I. D E L

de decka, napne vse sile, da ga
dobi nazaj Naenkrat po-
stane plemenit, sirokogruden,
dobrotljiv -.
Odvec hi bilo tajiti in prikri-
vati. Ramon je spoznal, da je
njegova tajna odkrita.
Treba je bilo ma vsak nacin
potegniti il tega blata bite, XII
je bio pc krivem p~otlaceno
vanj. Mileek sicer nj njegov sin,
temvec otrok drugega, ljubcka
njegove zene, toda brlog, ka-
NOR so ga zavlekli, je proved
umazan.
Montlaur ga nj mogel, ga nj
smell pustiti tam propasti.
- Koliko zahtevate, da mi
vrnete tega otroka? - je vpra-
sal ma videz mirno.
- Malenkost "a vas, gospod
grof, &c upostevamo, kako vi
soko sami Gentle tega paglav-
ca, - je odgovoril Panoufle
hladno, zroc Montlauru srepo
V oci. - Same sto tisoc fran
kov.
- Sto tisoc frankov!
- NJ da. Pr mas Sc ne ba-
ranta. To je kakor V bazarju
Hotel-de-Ville -. Ali vzemi,
ali pa pusti.
- Kaj ste znoreli! -. Sal
zahtevate cello premozenje!
- Mar je to proved "a sreco,
da boste lahko objeli fanticka
in ga obdrzali pri sebi do kon-
ca svojega zivljenja? &c.
bi lie vedeli, kako drazesten je!
In cudno - poln je vasih idej
in vasih vzvisenih predsodkov.
Storili smo vse, da hi ga bill
vzgojili tako, kakor ste prvot-
no zeleli, pa nj slo. Sc zmenil
Sc nj "a nase nauke. Pomislite,
nikoli nj hotel krasti! -. Ne
verjetno!
- Sto tisoc frankov! - jeI
ponavljal Ramon. - To VEN
nj mogoce -.
- Toda, gospod grof, pa VEN
dar ne mislite barantati?
- Ia cena je pretirana :.
- Niti belica ne moreno po-
pustiti -. Steer pa, sal imamo
Sc sami pri tenn izgubo.
Ramona so Sic nesramne Pa
1ouflove zahteve re ma zivce.
- Dobro, - je dejal. - Pu-
silva to. Otroka dobim druga-
:e.
Oprostite, gospod grof, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16
stroske, XII mai hi yam Jill po-

|stroske, XII maj hi yam Jill po-
vrnil?
- Mole zahteve so skromne,
gospod grof, = je odgovoril
Slimak sladko. - Zadovoljim
Sc z osemdesetimi tisocaki.
Osemdeset tisoc frankov!
Zdaj sele razumem. Racunate
pac S TEN -.
- To znese has sto tisoc, XII
Jill je zahteval moi tovaris -.
- je nadaljeval Slimak mir
no. - Da, to je'res, toda to je
moja zadnja beseda.
Panoufle je cutil, da Slimak
re We, zakaj je napravil ovinek,
predno je zahteval toliko, "a
kolikor sta Sc bila domenila
pred Ramonovim prihodom.
Spoznal je, da Sc je odlocilni
trenutek priblizal in Tiki DIVA
EVER Sc je pripravil ma strasno
borbo.
- Kupcijo morate razumeti,
gospod grof, 49, je nadaljeval
Slimak. - Malo pref Sc nisem
poznal vasega imena, niti vase
pisave -. &c hi vas bill Panou-
file ubil, cemu hi mama bill va
81 ceki, vas vprasam 49,. Zdaj
pa, v primeru da hi odklonili
maine pogoje, bonn "a Credit
Foncier JAZZ grof de Montlaur.
Pisem zelo lepo in sijajno znam
ponarejati podpise 49,. Dejali
ste, da innate tenn zavodu pre-
cej denarja Ne izgubimo
torej nicesar. &c hocete podpi-
sati sami, sem YAM ma razpola-
60. Toda ostati boste moral tn
do ULTRA, ko Sc vrnem IL banke.
Potem pa lahko vzamete decka
in odidete, midva pojdeva tudi.
&c pa ne podpisete, vas bova
strazila ali pa sc vas odkriza-
va in dvigneva denar sele po-
zneje.
- Lopova!
Ramon nj incl kdaj izraziti
svojega ogorcenja niti rabbit re-
volverja, XII ga je bill nameril
ma tolovaja.
Panoufle je S pestjo prevr-
nil luc in planil mani S tako 81
10, da Sc je preseneceni Mont
laur opotekel.
Revolver je padel ma tia.
Toda Ramon je bill mocan in
spreten; ma nepricakovani ma
pad je odgovoril z besno obram-
DO,
Ker je slutil, da ina lopov
noz, ga je zgrabil cez pas, da
bi Sc ne mogel gibati; med NIL
ma Sc je vnela srdita borba.
Zobje so iskali meso, noge SO
Sc prepletale, nasprotnika sta
Sc valjala pc tleh sopec, hro-
pee, stokajoc.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16
e MA K o N 8 s

- Dobro, sem z MIN, - je
pritrdil Slimak.
- Kaj, ii sprejemas - je "a
krical Panoufle.
- S~prejemam. To je bolj
moja nego tvoja stvar, mar
ne? -. In ljubsi mi je vrabec
v roki cd goloba ma strehi.
Panoufle je hotel Sc ugovar-
jati. Toda zdelo Sc mu je, da
mu je Slimak komaj vidno po-
meziknil in ceprav nj razumel,
kaj to pomeni, je molcal.
Montlaur Sc je nekoliko po-
miril, ker nj slutil, kaj Sc skriva
"a tenn posredovanjem. Nj Sc
cudil banditovi postrezljivosti,
kajti mislil je, da hoce skleniti
kupcijo zlepa, ker je nasprotnik
nasilja.
- Pripravite svoj eek, 60
spod, - je dejal Slimak, nesoe
ma MILO pero in crnilo. - Nj
sva hotela, da bi otrok priso-
stvoval nasemu pogovoru .
Vrne sc pa ceZ cetrt IRE
Vzamete ga lahko kar S seboj...
Gotovo Sc ne DO branil It'll z va
mi. Nina mas posebno rad, &C.
prav mi pravi papa in ceprav
mu je moja zena matt -. Ne
hvaleznez je!
Ramon je potegnil il zepa
cekovno knjizico, izpolnil je en-
eek in ga podpisal. Potem ga je
izrocil Slimaku, XII ga je mir
no sprejel.
- In s tenn listkom dobim
denar -. takoj?
- Nemudoma. eek YAM IL
placajo v Credit oncieru 9.
V tenn zavodu imam precej de-
maria. Pri blagajni yam izpla-.
CATO "a ia papir denar.
- Brez vsakega pojasnila?
- Seveda.
- A, glej no, glej! - je
vzkliknil Slimak, ogledujoc Ii
sick. - vi ste grof de Mont
laur. Ramon de Montlaur
Nisem vedel, da ste grof, opro-
site, zelo me veseli, da sem
Sc seznanil z vami Toda
teh dvajset tisoc fran
kov, XII mi jih dajete, to je de-
mar, XII ga dobim "a otroka, je-
Ii?
- Da.
- Pozabili smo torej X tel
vsoti Sc nekaj %primakniti
- Kaj hocete reel S tenn?
All, sal Sc vendar ne boste
upirali 80. Govorim o stroskih,
XII sem jih incl z vzdrzevanjem
otroka teh osem let, o stroskih,
XII jih menda ne boste hotel ma
meni.
Ramon je spoznal, da hi To-
pow rad iztisnil IL MEGA Sc
tiso&akov. Prvi hip ga je
odlocno zavrniti toda BIZ
10 mu je toliko ma tenn, da CHM
pref resi- otroka il tega ostud-
mega brloga, da nj ugovarjal.
- Kako visoko pa Gentle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16
Dodo+no zohvoIo

v zahvali "a pokojno Mary
Skodlar so bila pomotoma izpu-
scena sledeca imena, XII so daro-
vail "a sv. mase: Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Pike NIL, Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Lunder, Donna Ave., Mr..
in Mrs. Lunder, Myron Ave., in
Miss Jennie Longar, Forest
MINI. Druzina Sc vsem
skupaj prav lepo zahvaljuje in
prosi, da Sc oprosti pomoti.
Frank Skodlar, soprog
sinovi in hcere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-16
81 drznem vprasati, kako?
- Obrnem Sc ma policijo.

81 drznem vprasati, kako? :
- Obrnem Sc ma policijo.
- Ma policijo .. Ohio! :.
Tia je pa dobra. Menda ste po-
zabili, da je otrok, XII ste ga
nam izrocili, pred zakonom mas.
Sal imamo njegov krstni list.
cakajte, takoj YAM ga polka
zem. *
- Ponarejen je!
- Dokazite, da je res!
- Pred sodiscem bonn vse
primal. Porecem, da sem dial
otroka v hipu dusevne zmede-
nosti cloveku, XII me je hotel
okrasti.
- Opposite, gospod grof, to-
da povedati YAM moran, da 60
vorite neumnosti 49,. Kako pa
mislite dokazati, da je otrok,
XII ste ga nam izrocili, istoveten
S TEN, XII ga zahtevate zdaj cd
mas?
- Porecem, da je bill ia clo-
vek morilec z obale v Brestu;
verjeli mi bodo. Najboljsi do
kaz, da sem zanesljiv, je moja
preteklost ...V vasi preteklo-
sti Sc DO pa gotovo naslo toliko,
da bodo vase zahteve gladko
odklonjene.
- A tako! I'll falot, ii mas Sc
izzivas! - je zakrical Panoufle
odlozivsi naenkrat svojo Hill
memo prijaznost. - Kaj ne vi
dis, da 81 V nash rokah? .
Denar imaS gotovo pri sebi -.
&c ne drugega, imas dragoce-
nosti, uro to je re nekaj.
Tenn slabse cate, ubijem tie =.
xiv ne prides cd tod -.
Ramon je potegnil il zepa re-
volver in odskocil nazaj, ia cas-
so Sc pa odprla vrata "a njego-
vim hrbtom in Slimak je magic
vstopil.
- No, no, lie mirno, gospoda!
je zaklical. - Lepo mirno Sc
pobotamo in sklenemo kupcijo
Koliko bi pa gospod grof
dal, &c hi mu Sc nocoj izrocili
otroka?
- Dvajset tisoc frankov,
je odgovoril Ramon z revolver
jem V roki.
- Dvajset tisoc frankov! -
ga Je preknll PanOutle Zanlc-
.jivo. - Ia je pa dobra! Nor
la nam. Sc zapoveste prinesti
YAM paglavca "a ia denar ma
lom!
- Molci! - je zagodrnjal
In obrnjen h grofu je
7prasal:
- Dvajset tisoe frankov,
oravite?
- Da.
" gotovini?
" gotovini.
" kaksni?
- Dam YAM eek "a svojega
XII lahko z MIN jutri
;jutraj dvignete denar, &c no.
:ete.