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Evening star., 1944-07-30

tie the score when Miss BetZ's shots
were too long.
Miss Hart double fouled to lose
the next game and then Miss Betz
clinched the set by capturing a
deuced game.
The second set was a walkaway
for Miss Betz who rang up three
straight, dropped the fourth. and
then sailed through three games
to take the match.
The Osborne-Kovacs match was
evenly fought for the first two sets
but Mrs. Kovacs began to tire in
the final set and the San Francisco
player gained the advantage with
her steady stroking and effective
service.
After defeating Miss Hart in the
semifinal singles, Miss Betz COM
bined with her to overthrow Mrs.
Carolyn Babcock Stark. Rumson,
and Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd.
Berkeley. Calf, with a 60, 8-6
victory.
Louise Brough, Beverly Hills, and
Miss Osborne, national doubles
champions, defeated Dorothy May
Bundy, Alameda, Calf. and Mary
Arnold, Los Angeles, Calf, 60,
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Washington, Norfolk Shippers
Share Virginia Sailing LuureIs

ing his comet, Emma Detish, nosed
out William Knights British from
Richmond by 18 seconds to win the
comet opener. Trailing in third po-
sition was Ed Braddock's Toby, also
from Washington. Frank Howard,
Potomac River comet champion, was
expected out for tomorrow's double
header.
Largest single class for the day
was the Hampton one-design, which
drew 20 starters. Winner by a wide
margin was 21-year-old Ben Col
lonna. of Norfolk, National cham
pion OF the class. Chauncey Willis.
in Cotton Bunny was second, and
A. B Cooke, jr.. in Silver Sprey IL,
was third. Both also are from Nor
folk.
Sam Face, another Norfolk sailor,
won the snipe class, with two Rap
pahannock shippers - Carter M
Keane and Lee Liggan. jr.-placing
second and third. Young Liggan
also won the snipe class in a series
of races in the forenoon for Junior
sklppers.
A. A. Purchases Dutchess v from
Norfolk won the racing division,
and Norman Lauterback of New
port News placed first in the handi-
cap class.
Commodore Gordon T. Finley
Coast Guard officer for the 5th
Naval District, was guest of honor
at a reception here tonight. Be-
tween morning and afternoon races
tomorrow he will review a parade
OF Coast Guard Auxiliary yachts.
The 50-boat fleet, which sailed
in moderate southerly breeze, was
the second largest gathering of
yachts on the Cheapeake this year.
The Hampton Yacht Club regatta
early this month attracted 80 boats.
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Bunker Hill Swomps Cathedral
To End Undefeoted Season

month the District of Columbia
champs are favored to come out on
top and advance to the sectional
championships in Charleston, S. c.
Behind the masterful flinging of
Gene Collins, 1914 All-High pitch
ing choice. Bunker Hill slammed in
run on top of run, and with total
of ~ rammed home when the game
was called because of rain in the
sixth inning, National Cathedral
was outclassed by a more expert
enced club.
The Ellis Goodman Trophy and
the Ford Dealers Award were pre-
sented to the winners by Les
steinem. Legion athletic ofncer, at
the Mayaowersaast night.
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Yanks Bow 10 Tigers,
Slip 10 Third Place
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
DETROIT, July 29.-A long fly
by Pitcher Paul Dizzy Trout
scored Dick Wakefield in the tenth
inning to give Detroit a 3-2 VIC
tory over the Yankees, today be-
fore 1850 fans.
The bespectacled Tiger right
handler had relieved starter Rufus
Gentry in the ninth and STAYED
of Yankee rally which had al
ready tied the score with men on
first and third and one out. The
victory was Trouts 18th against 9
defeats.
Wakefield opened the 10th with
a walk, advanced on Frank Higgins
single, to third on Paul Richards
infleld out, before Trout came
through.
Jim Turner. who had relieved
Emerson Roser in the ninth, was
the losing hurler.
The Tigers scored in the first and
fourth and the Yanks got their
first run in the fifth.
1t was the fifth straight loss for
the Yankees in Briggs stadium and
drOpped them to third nlace
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One topic Of conversation until
the wee hours this morning in the
District American Legion conven-
ton at the Mayhower Hotel was
the sensational Bunker Hill Post
baseball team that concluded an un-
defeated season yesterday at Griffith
Stadium by plastering a 22-to-2 de-
cision on National Cathedral, near
est thing to competition for Bunker
Hill that the Legion junior baseball
loop could produce this year.
Managed by Horace Hocter and
coached by Mike Tracy, Bunker Hill
Is expected to be the strongest
entry Washington ever has sent
South to the regional tournament
in North cardna, where next
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By the Associated Press.


BROOKLYN. July 29.-The league
leading st. Louis Cardinals swept a
double header from the cellar-dwell-
ing Brooklyn Dodgers 14-2 and 1871,
today, for the Cards ninth straight
win, their longest streak of the
year.
Max Lanier spaced 10 Dodger
safeties in the opener for his 10th
victory. his fourth over the Dodgers.
Stan Musial, Augie Bergano and
Danny Litwhiler featured with
home runs, LitWhiler's coming in
the seventh off rookie Ralph
Branca. Branca, with the bases full.
Ted Wilks won his seventh
straight and his ninth against one
loss in the aftermath, though hit
for II safeties. Five of the Dodgers
seven runs came in the last two
innings. two on Red Bolling's eighth
timing homer
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Byrd, With II, Leads
Wood by 7 Strokes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 2e.-Home pro
Sammy Byrd, with a par 70, grabbed
a two-stroke lead over duration
National Open Golf Champion
Craig Wood In their Red Cross
challenge match at Plum Hollow
Golf Club today and became a
strong favorite to stand up through
the second and last 18 holes of
medal play tomorrow and pocket
the pot of s2.500 in War Bonds,
winner take all.
Byrd posted his even par card
despite pair of ugly IS on the
9Th and 18th holes. both par IS.
Byrd's card was 36-36-72. Wood
had 37-37-74.
A gallery of more than 1000 paid
ST each admission.
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Pensive Absent;
George Drum
Is Runnerup
Movie Writer Misses
Dromu as Her Horse
Ties Track Mark
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,

CHICAGO, July 29.-Ethel Hill Of
Beverly Hills, Calf, a prominent
movie script writer, possibly never
wrote scenario with more thrills
than her thoroughbred-War Knight
for her today in gallop-
ing to an upset victory in the $56,.
200 Arlington Handicap.
war Knight, in winning his first
major stake, conquered the favored
George Drum by neck, with Daily
trouble third, four lengths farther
back. Equinox, winner of the 194l
Handicap was a struggling fourth
in a small field of six with Valdina
Foe and Bushwhacker tagging along
behind. Equinox and Daily Trouble
ran as an entry.
The winner, which had failed In
four previous Arlington races. ran
the IA miles in 2:O2 to equal the
track record.
Pensive Is Withdrawn.
Pensive, Kentucky Derby-Preak.
ness winner, did not start. Mae.
James and Ended, which seemed to
be outclassed, also were scratched.
Trainer Ben Jones said he Withdrew
Pensive because he considered the
horse was unsound after a hard
race last Saturday.
Nursed along carefully by the vet
eran Charley Corbett during the
early racing. Kar knight came with
mighty rush from the head of the
stretch. wore down the pace-settins
Daily Trouble. and still had enough
left to stave off the final CHALLENGE
OF the other West Coast ace. Geor.
gle Drum. owned by Allen Drum
heller.
There was no show wagering but
pool of s159,539 resulted anyway
War Knight paid $500 and s720.
while George Drum was $3.50 to
place.
Winners Own Not Present.
Daily Trouble went almost imme-
diately to the front and, down tl.e
PACK stretch, had margin of six
lengths over War Knight, with VAL
dina Foe running third.
When the winner made his NOW
Daily Trouble was in no position
TO Withstand the challenge. Geor-
gle Drum had no excuses other than
that he appeared to have made his
move too late. He was kept in
fourth place practically all the way
TO the stretch, then moved up to
third and finished strong.
MISS Hill was not present In the
crowd Of 25,000 to see her colt wir
The check she will receive will be
Tor s37850. George Drums sec
ond was worth $4,000, and third
and fourth places brought 5000
and s2,500 to David Strauss ana
Howard Wells.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
FiIIey Again Coptoins
Notre Dame Gridmen

SOUTH BEND. Ind, July %
Patrick j. Filley. captain of Notre
Danes l943 football team, has been
elected leader again this season by
the five returning lettermen.
He recently was discharged from
the marines.
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Passeau HurIs Cubs
To Win Over Phi|s

PHILADELPHIA, July %. - The
Cubs combined five bases on balls
off Barrett with six hits in the
first six innings to score four runs
and defeat the Phillies Az here to-
night before $3.50.
Claude Passeau won his first game
on the Eastern trip and gave the
Bruins their fourth successive VIC
tory. Passeau also made two hits.
Jimmy Wasdell, Manager F1tz-
simmons and Coach Mervyn Shea
of the Phillies. were banished for
protesting a decision by Umpire
George Barr.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
BY the Associated Press.

MILWAUKEE. July 29.-Bernard
(Tut) Bartzen of San Angelo, Tex,
national interscholastic junior ten
mis- champion, turned back the bid
Of Herbie Flam of Beverly Hills,
Calf, 1943 United States boys
champion, for junior honors In the
Western tournament today by win
ming five sets, 4-6, 81, g., +6,
81.
In the top division for. girls,
Marilyn McCrory stopped a Mil
waukee clubmate, Dorothy Whittet,
S3, 61. after Miss Whittet had
eliminated jeanne Dunn of Des
Moines. xanked No. /. In the semi
finals.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Hoy, Who Once Owned
Conton BuIIdoqs, Dies

CANTON, Ohio, July 20 Pr
Ralph E. Hay. SO, cwner of the
Canton Bulldogs professional foot
ball team from 1919 to 1923, died
today after a short fitness.
Hay managed the Bulldogs when
they won the 1920 world professional
football championship with the
Carlisle Indian, Jim Thorpe,
member of the squad.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Only Defeat Is Avenged
By Greet Lakes Nine

BY the Associated Press.
GREAT LAKES. ILL.,, July o.
Great Lakes high powered ball
team today avenged its only defeat
OF the season by drubbing the Ford
Al-Stars of Dearborn, Mich, 90.
on Constitution Field.
1t was the Bluejackets' 34th vic.
tory in IS starts.
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st. Louis - $50 O02 41n-14
Brooklyn --------- 600 600 600 2
Runs-Bergamo CD. Hopp (2l, Litwhiler.
Musial 20, O'Dea, Kurowski t2). Veroan,
tanier (2), Waner, Bragan. Errors-Bor-
dasaray. Runs batted in-Musial -,
Whiler t4, DINO, Schultz. TWo-base ii hits" G
ODea, Musial, owen, Bordagaray. Home
runs--Musial, Gergamo, Litwhiler. Sac
sanders and Fallon. Left on ba ses.st.
Louis, 10; Brooklyn, 12. Bases on balls
on Lanier, 5; of Weber, q Of Fuchs. / ::
OF Branca, 4. Struck out-By Lanier. 3;
by Fuchs, l.: by King. j. Hi.s-On Web
Der. in inning tnon out in second): of
Fuchs. 7 in 5 innings: of Branca, 8 in 2
pitcher-By Branca Uitwhiler). Wild
pitch-Fuchs Losing ritcher-Webber.
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D. 6. Net Entries
ToCIose Friduy

Entries for the District tennis
championships opening next Sat-
urday will close Friday with Bill
Shreve at the Tennis Shop, 1t was
announced last night by Tourna-
ment Chairman Austin Rice.
The entry fees of 50 for singles
and SO for doubles must accom-
pany the applications.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Varied Sports

Baseball.
Navy, 8; Villanova, Z.
Sampson Naval, 13; COLGATE, I.
Sunker Hill MAS. 5; Notre Dame. 4.
Great Lakes, 8; Ford All-Stars. 2.
Track.
Navy, IO3: stonewall Jackson Club (Balti-
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Livingston on Army Nine

CAMP ATTERBURY. Ind, July
90 (P).-Tommy Livingston, former
Chicago Cub catcher, is the latest
addition to the Camp Atterbury
ball team.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

et. Louis " 600 053 S02-12
Brooklyn -- Ito 600 023-7
Runs-Bersamo, Hopp (2l. MusiaI l2),
Sanders (3), Marion ca, Fallon, Wilks,
Rosen, Galan 90. Boiling. Bragan, Stanky.
Errors-owen, stanky, Cooper. Runs
hatsed inIBolling I'D; Rossn xLanon Marion;
CD, Walker (2). Two-base hits-Bolling,
Galen, Marion, Waner. Three-base hits
Etoisn baseEGaian. Saskatchewan.
W. Cooper. Double play-Owen to stanky
TO HordaEarsy to Owen. Left on bases-
On Wilks, .: on Grers, z. Struck out
Sy Wilks, 1; By Gregg, 2: By Kins: ]: b,
5ranca: Hits-on Gregg, 4 in 5is in
e, IN innings. Wild pitches-Gregg
~. Losing pitched Eress.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Standing Of Clubs
Games Today.

Games Today. Game Tomorrow.
CHI at Phila. go. Chi. at Phila.
eassh At BoSt. Gl, Pgh: At Bost.
a.. - AZ bKlyn. t2). st. L. at Bklyn In
Sincl AZ N. Y. t2). Cinci at N v IN
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Aneott Again Choice but Perry Is the Box Office Champ

You can do picking for the
ball park Tuesday night of
even you agree which indicate
repeat winner Perry will mighty for
For kid who boxing his Just
year ago Perry has long tueage
matched Harry Garsh and in his third
the mentioned
$4,000 Uline
That and the $4,000 Hanbur
with Morris Ref s60325 Armstrong
with the $4,000 Victor Creman
boost his tunste appeal
This little
the dope ana takes Ango this time before
another $4,000 in the TILL he will given Armstrong
here on September 6 that could
lhs latter bout would be contingent of
availability for he's awaiting call military
get over the Angott hurdle he still will
And If it's Angot Armstrong A. c.
Will be all
certainly has put boxing back n he Capital
Evening star., 1944-07-30
League Statistics

SUNDAY. JULY 30, 1914.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington at st. Louis (rain).
Detroit, 3: New York, .,
philadelphia, 9: Chicago, 4,
Only games scheduled.
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Totals 80 527 q Totals 80 52713
Ran for Davis in ninth
tBatted for Huston in eighth.
TBatted for Tobin in eighth.
sRan for Wright in ninth
Pittsburgh -- OO1 0O1 O1O-3
Boston - 900 600 OOO-0
Masgio, Runs batted in-Russell Two
base hits - Russell, Coscarart. Stolen
bases-Coscarart, Barrett (2). Sacrifices
Dahlgren. Elliott. Left on bases-Pitts-
bureh. s. Boston. s. Bases on balls-On
Tobin, 3. Struck out-By Sewel. g. BY
Tobin. 4; by Klopp, J. Hits-Of Tobin, 4
Wild pitch-Tobin. Losing pitcher-Tohin
Umpires-Messrs Stewart, Dunn and Mag
erkurth. Time-1 :33. Attendance-2,O ,O65
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NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
New York, So: CINCINNATI, As
g; Louis, 14-12: BROOKLYN, 81,
Plttsburzh, 3: Boston, O.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
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New York -- 600 O1O OO1 o.
Detroit - 100 100 900 Ia
Runs-Metheny, Derry, OUTLAW. Wake
field. Higgins Errors-Hoover t2). RuAs
batted in--Lindell, Metheny. York, Hoover
Trout Two-base hits-Metheny, Derry
York, Higgins. Three-base hit-Hoover
Sacriices-Stirnweiss, Richards, Mayo (3) !.
Double plays-Milosevich to Etten; Grimes
to stirnweiss to Etten. Left on bases
or Roser. g: of Turner. .; off Gentry.
5; Of Trout, l. Struck out-By Roser, /;
by Gentry, 3. Hits--On Roser, 8 in in
Turner. 2 in 12a innings: OF Trout O in
ia innings. Winning pitcher-Trout.
Losing pitcher-Turner. Umpires-Messrs.
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First Division Still Attoinobe, Even Though PunchIess

1t is doubtful that either will
baseball form Of which
beyond the promising when he knocked
although only % inactivity
dabe condition
a
Although missing from baseball
attack of him of commission,
haf-season mark this his 80
degree of baseball fitness he held the time he
What happened although physical specimen,
generally speaking neglected his baseball muscles
all hard toll Yakima
of
wl-readiy
acquired the
What the Gris really need however have needed
from the outset punch
tued for 1914 they had with
either acquiring developing title aspirations
justified, with potentially strong corps
definitely belong where
with the unlikely called the
before to be
making a
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Win>Lose or Draw
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
Star Sports Editor.

The Mats Moy Go Up When There's No Other Direction
things will before they
certain amount comfort in that hope
Whether properly could be applied the
will contend that things couldn't
battalion will point out that when
oued cellar will climb be order
actually touched bottom which they last
seemed inevitably headed they get out of and
Gil will shift the for
hied himself that Cuba with Bob Ortiz
that the club into its taspn
be suspected that whether Ortiz to the fold is
considerable indifference the club despite fact that
has hobbng along with only ouelder but Guerra
definitely valuable for the overworked Rick Ferre
And Democrat we'd Indispensable for he
account of himself almost slab
Effective Dick Wakefield
they returned the Tigers Indians respectively Immediately
hailed proving that ball players pick where they left of
they back but hasn't worked that with
Harlond Cliff and AL of the Nationaand there's
Wakefield Bagby had continued their diamond activities with
teams representing the outfits which they attached while Cliff
and Evans hadn't The of outdoor exercise its
true in the baseball back heavy hard
slow
Evening star., 1944-07-30
5 Standing Of C1uh,
Games Today.
Games Tom orrow.

'ames Today. Games Tomorrow.
MaSn. n,iiS1. AZ g. l.. t2). Wash, at St. Louis.
ing. az Shl. t2,. PhlIa. at Chi (nD.
az pet ~. Bost at Cleve. tnJ.
oosI. al CleVe. t"). Only games.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Chicago
elphia

Chicago - 200 Oo2 OOo-4
Philadelphia 900 900 1lO-2
Error-Adams. Runs-Hack Cavar-
retta, Williams, Passeau, Lupien Ger
hea User. Runs batted in-Cavarretta,
Dallesandro, Passeau, Hack, Peacock,
Adams. Two-base hits-Johnson, Passeau,
Hack, Lupien. Sacrinces-Hushes, Hack
Double Elay-Hughes to johnson to CAVIAR
retta. Left on bases-Chicago, 8; Phila-
delphia, 5. First base on balls-O6 Bar
6 In 8 innings; OF Flick. none in 2 innings:
on Ranensberger, / in 1 inning LosinG
pitcher--Barrett. Umpires-Messrs. Barr,
Sears ad Conlan -
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Totals 80 727 s Totals SO 727 8
Batted for Barrett in sixth.
Batted for Heltzel in seventh.
/ Batted for Flick in eighth.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

Totals 3S Ss2g14 Totals 81 II 80 10
Two out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Roser in ninth
Batted for Hoover in tenth,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA -.
Zgodovnska povest il leta 1873 ,.
Spisal AUGUST SENOA -- IL Hrv. poslov. L. j.
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873

hu, kakor macka, ko pref ma
vrabca.
Naenkrat zatrobi v gradu tro-
benta, a "a MO deset trobent V
vasi. Konjeniki so Sc zbrali V
vrste, Sable in sulice so Sc les
ketale v mesecini. Grajska vra-
ia Sc odpro in skozi ME pride
ceta. Ma { celu je jezdil debel
konjenik z velikim klobukom.
Videl sem samo njegov crn O.
bris ma obronku brda. To je bill
Tahi. Bog maj ga ubije! ia MIN
so jezdili drugi konjeniki O.
rozju, a bilo je tudi dosti Pc
scev brez orozja, XII SO jih vodi-
Ii pred seboj ma vrvici. To SO
bill nasi mladenici, XII jih je bill
Tahi silo gnal vojsko. Uh!
grlo me pece, dajte mi vina!'
"Pij, potem pa pripoveduI
dalie," zaklice Gubec, ozrsi sc
ma Andreja.
"Sedaj krene," nadaljuje An
drej, potem ko Sc je pokrepcal
in tleskne jezikom, VISA cets
in Tahi ma cesto proti Zagre'
bu. ze je bila ceta skoro poe
menoj. Stisnem glavo med ga
brove veje in zavpijem ma YES
glas: 'Jurij Mogalic, Jana tt
klice" Nato sc oazove IL cete
bolesten glas: Jana, moja ia
MAJ in eden izned pescev st
zgrudi ma zemljo.'
"Ha," udari Gubec ljuto s
pestjc OBJ mizo, "to je Jurij
moi Jurij!''
/ me vem, kdo je bill" odvrnt
Andrej, "a videl sem, kako sc
pobrali tega cloveka in ga ma
prtili ma konja. Diva ali trije Sc
ustrelili proti moi strani. Kro
glje, hvala Bogu, nisem okusil
cul sem samo, kako so odmeva
Ii streli med bregovi. Ceta i'd
dalje in Sc umiri. Nato grem
vas in ondi mi rece Filipcic, d;
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NAPRODAJ

je hisa "a emo druzino, 8 sob;
592 E. 1O1 St., severno cd St..
Clair Ave. Modernizirana dru-
zabna soba, obednica in kuhi-
MIA; "breakfast nook" spalnica
in kopalisce spodaj. 3 spalnice
in "tile' kopalnica ma drugem
nadstropju; fornez ma Ollie, z
kontrolo termostata; 2 garaze,
veliko dvorisce. Lastnik gre IL
ven mesta. Kupite pohistvom
ali brez. Cisto move preproge,
beneski zastori in Grapes. Po-
klicite CE. O3O4.
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pokajo samokresi, sarno tn pa
tam Sc kak top; sedaj Sc nekaJ
strese in do neba zagrmi bob
nenje. Vrata so razdejana, bes-
ma mnozica kmetov Sc vsuje ka-
kor hudournik v grad. Bled, kr-
vav prihiti v sobo Petrieevie.
"Resite Sc" zavpije, 'milost-
ljiva gospa, ako vam je ljubo
zivljenje. Kmetje so nam pobill
oroznike. Ivan Gusic naceluje
mnozici. Peter Bosnjak je ra-
njen, Batakovicevu, voditelju O.
roznikov, so odsekali S koso
glavo, ma stolpu vihra zastava
Ursule Heningove. Resite SCI"
me, y ofvrne Jelena tresod
Sc Cd togote, t o d a ponosno,
maj pridejo! III, moi sin, in t
Petrovic, ostanita tukaj!'
Vedno bolj pojenjuje zvenket
zvonovi utihnejo, tn pa tam Sc
poci puska, tn in tam Sc Sc "a
cuje kirk, a povsodi je hrumele
ljudstvo kakor morje. Krdelt
Sc bliza bolj in bolj, vrata Sc Cd
pro, velik oroznik vstopi drze'
sekiro in Sc obrne proti besn
tolpi, XII hoce vdreti V sobo
Ljuto maha oroznik okoli sebe
Eden, diva, deset kmetov pad
pod njegovimi udarci; zdajc
poci samokres in 'krvav, in mr.
tev Sc zgrudi zvesti orozni]
: pred noge Jelenine, XII Sc je tire
petaje oprijela zidu.
Dalje pr1hodnjic)
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(Nadaljevanje)

"Andrej," ga poklice Gubec,
"pojdi sem, moran tt nekaj po-
vedati. To noe pojde Tahi S ce-
to ma Ogrsko."
"No, in?" vprasa Andrej.
"Teci, kar te neso noge, k
Susjedu. Skrij Sc sumo mad
cesto, po kateri mora priti voJ-
ska il vasi."
"Cemu to?'
"Se hoces osvetiti Tahu?'
vpraisa Gubec.
"Stokrat, &c je treba," vzklik-
ne Andrej.
"Dobro; stori, kar sem ii re-
kel, in ko pride vojska mimo,
zaklici IL goscave ma vse grlo
te-le besede: 'Mogajic, Jana tie
klicen Dobro pazi, ako Sc DO
kdo odzval. Poizvedi, koliko O.
roznikov je ostalo gradu. Po-
tenn Sc pa vrni kar najhitreje
tn sem in me poisci hisi Ellie
Gregorica."
>Andrej zija in gleda nekaj
casa cudom Gubca, potcm pa
pokima glavo in stece po ce-
sti proti Zapresicu, Gubec pa Sc
poslovi Cd zupnika in jo zavije
hiso botra Ellie.
Pocasi so tickle nocne ure in
potiho govorec sta sedela "a mi
20 Matija in Eliza. Otroci SO Sc
ze davno vlegli k pocitku. ze je
bila dogorela prva trska, a Ka,
tarina zatakne "a kol drugo ter
81 name zaspane oci. Naenkrat
zalaja pes, kmeta vzdigneta
glavi in hipoma potrka nekdc
ma okno. Katarina mu odpre in
soho stopl Andrej YES zapra-
Sen, tezko sapo in Sc vrze ma
klop, kakor kamen, izdahnivSi
"Ah!' in 81 obrise z rokavom
znoj po celu.
"Govori!" rece Malta, dvig
nivsi Sc napol "a mizo.
"Dajte mi vinan' zajeGi An
drej, seze po vrcu in ga izpraz
nj do dna. "Hvala Bogu, da sen
tn. Poslusaj! Pridem do Ivanca
Ondi zapustim cesto in krenen
navkreber Ma polobivo Brds
sem ril Oh cesti skozi sipek, gr
movie in trnje. Poglejte, rokt
imam vse krvave. Pri cerkvic
svetega Martina Sc spustim '
klanec, a pozneje dospem M
drugi breg raVnO mad cesto, k
pelje V Zagreb. Zelo strm je II
suma je tam costa. Ma drug
strani je stal ma brdu grad Su
SIZED razsvetljenimi okni, ka
kor Grn, rogat macek ognje
mimi ocmi. Doll V selu so gore
Ii ognji, okoli njih pa so Sc gne
til konjeniki. Cul sem natanko
kako so vpili in kleli in kako 81
zvenketale Sable. Splezal sen
ma star, debel gaber. Tu gor
sem lezal med vejami ma trebu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
Vdovec

star As let, hi Sc rad seznanil
posteno zensko, v svrho zenitve.
Imam stalno delo, stanovanje
in opremo. Katero veseli, lahko
poizve "a naslov v uradu tega
lista.