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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Sugar Stocks
Show Slump

WASHINGTON, Oct 10 Stocks
Of sugar in all locations in the
United States totaled 7l5,572
short tons-raw valuc-on Aug.
81, against 1,170.242 a year
earlier, the War Food Admins
tration announced.
Inventories of reflners' raw
sugar on Aug. 81 amounted TO
440,610 tons, against 508,3 a
year earlier; ref 'ers' refined,
10, $40 tons, against 190,S13; beet
sugar professors, 1878 tons,
against 1882 tons, and main
land cane factories. 1857. against
$500.
Distribution Of sugar by pri-
mary distributors in the United
States. for the first eight months
of this year was reported as fol-
lows: Refiners' raw sugar, 6.302
tons, against l1,579 a year earlier
refners' refined sugar, 3,735, $50
tons, against 2,959,59l; beet sugar
professors, 749,595 tons, against
1000, 220; importers direct-con-
sumption sugar. 360,104 tons,
against 300,453, and mainland
cane mills direct consumption
sugar SS. 93S tons, against "a, 74.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Stocks Uneven;
Bonds Steady

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (UP)-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
in light dealings today while
bonds hello steady. Cotton futures
opened unchanged 10 B points
higher.
Most of the net changes were
small fractions and initial deals
were small. Traders were aloof
from the market in many in
stances, pending Qualification of
the trend following yesterdays
setback after four sessions Of adj
vance.
Eastman Kodak lost nearly a
point to l64A on the first sale
and smaller declines were noted
in Northern Pacific. United Air
craft, Republic Steel, North
American. Radio Corp, Southern
Pacific. Chrysler, Lima Locomo-
tive, Great Northern Railway pre-
ferred. Fajardo Sugar and Du
Pont.
Bath Iron Works had a block of
300 shares at 10, off H. Curtis
Publishing opened 1000 shares at
10. unchanged. American Cable
g. Radio also had a 1,000-share
block at 1914, unchanged
u. S. Steel rose Ia to 5Sl2,
and minor advances were noted
IN Pennsylvania Air Lines. Union
Carbide, Spiegel, Public Service
Of New Jersey, Texas Co. and
international Harvester. Sears
Roebuck gained II point to 100%
Francisco Sugar firmed on decla-
ration after yesterdays close of
an initial dividend.
Trading continued light after
the opening with prices steady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Auto
Graphs
Ex-OeaIer Warns
Of French Competition

French auto manufacturers
will be able 10 resume produce
ton of cars much sooner than
American and British plants,
according TO a letter just re-
ceived by Automotive News
from a former auto dealer, now
in the American Army In
France. He expressed aston
iShment al the way the French
factories had been kept intact,
despite German occupation and
American bombing.
With only one exception. the
ex-dealer wrote. the French
have been able TO repair the
large plants, such as Renault,
Citroen, Hotchkiss. Latil, Simca,
Puget and Mattford. These
companies turned out $4,000
cars i'm the last year they were,
operating. 1889. <
The officer stated that French
manufacturers are already plan
ming their postwar business and
warned not TO discount their
competition in the continental
export market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
uETQOIT

DETROIT
CATTLE 500 Cow comprise IS per cent
Of materially reduced receipts, ell classel
opened unevcnly steady 70 25c higher. ovl
some interests going slow on cows. load gooo
and choice around loo 10. steers helo wei
SlSal6: most sales common and medium
grass steers and yearlinEs, o.5oe $50,
few medium lots 9bo-l 900 10. steers $3.50
ai47S early sales common and medium
beef COWS Ssaio, most Gamers and cut
terS. 5.soa7.25. some strongweight cutters,
81 So most sales sausage bulls. S7.5o@ 10;
few good fesvies. $40 5oeil. numerous iots
feeder steers. sloso@ia' some ehoies
cALvEs-soo: steady. but some interest,
talking lower on vealsrs. E.rly top and bulk
rood and choice vsalsrs. $3.50; most com
mon and medium. Sl3@ie.So. eulls Ss@li;
heavy calves scarce.
clearance Top ana bulk ieo-74o 10 averages.
Si4.eo: most 100000 10. averages. 3 4.l9:
bulk i4o-ieo 10. unevenly sltd - 90 most
medium TO choice ,oss, sisIe% 49, l'' ,,,o,y N
CSC higher. sheep steady: bulk good and
choice native lambs Sl42sa 1850; top
Si4 so paid rather freely bucks At usual -
UiSis. euln. s5@io bulk fat shorn ewes
"a sor5 SO. chciee handyweithtS topped 80;
most Gull ewes. s7a3 feeding lambs around
Se8il. ,.ao
CHICAGO. Oct. . Inns i-HoCS-ii 500
steady. TOP. STATS; bulk, Sl4@ - 70
besvv SIS 4sai4. medium. STATS, light.
Si4.7s. iiEht lights Sl4.5o@i4.75, packing
sowS. si4 plgt, Sii@i4.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. oct . ms -CATTLk-
700: steady steers, good to choice. $3.50
ar so. medium TO good, l4ai6. common
10 medium. Si7ai4 grass steers. 1901 5, So
hsifsrs. rood 70 choice, Si4so@ls, medium
10 rood Si2efi4so! common 10 medium.
So soaia; cows rood % choice. siOati;
medium 10 good ssso: Gamers and cutters,
SAL bulls good 10 choice. Sil@i2; COM
Hocs-Tso. steady. iso-iso lbs. si4.75
ais,is; 10000 lbt., Sls.io@l5.i5: 400
2zo lbs, sis.iodis1s 77o-25o les.,
i4 aee!o ssoo.sso rs. i SIS assssi4 20. 100.
$50 ibs.. ti2eit7S: rcushs. ti9.4oe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10

FRUITs-Apples, Delicious. fancy 81 81
b. No o' asl1o:e RSSS: sasd Green sS
ings; s2s0 ASH. BY snows; No. !. 50
$3.50 5iS Asl0 Ou wealthy 20 fIw1ey; s s2s7
crsbaPples. fancy. $3.50 bg.; No; /. 50. so
@3 Csntaloupe fancy. 50 2 Sob. bu.;
70 y sag3.'C Pears e RsriIs,, ;,s .acs
$4.62. No, /. 81. seckei. No. /, S5@3 so
bu. Peaches, liberia, fancy, 81 OIL bu' no.
!, s3gSso; Hale, fancy, s4.ol b. No !.
No. 1, Si.2bg1 so Ounces. $3.50 bu.
Watermelons. $l@l. so cobb. bu
VEGETABLE GREEEs-.csebsS.. greens. No.
sisssi,o eos O' Sch h40 so PT 30 "S ooc
s1. Su c0s sRn'f No. No. 1ss sS5 Is isS ~
sTseIs, 10. /; 7sei.sl Ou, Turnip greens.
No LETTUCE I ueiss sRb 81 SALAD GREENS = c.,r,
az. Endive fancy, 50 bu No. /. 81. SO
sl.7s. Escarole. No. / 7scsti bu Head
si{S ,6 Ne sIsso Sol Leaf Lettuce
dog: echs. Romsine. No, / $3.50 bu
VEGETABLES, MISC Beans. green, fancy.
$3.50 eu; No. /. s2@2 SO. Wax, fancy,
50 so bu. No. /, 50 .50a3. Roman fancy.
SIS bu; No. 1. S3a3 SO Lima. fancy SIS
ou: No /. s5@5.bo Blackeye. No, /. So so
60 b.; Kentucky Wonder. fancy: 50 su: No.
eehs. topped SiqI.5o bu. Broccoli. fancy.
g bu: No. ,s2@2 Cabbage. No. /.
Curly No /, sl.25 ou. Carrots. bunehed
No. /. Siml.5o. Csulihower. fancy s275
doi; No /. 81 5o@2 Celery. fancy. 65c
dor bchs No. /. 3Ou45c. Sweet corn. No.
/, ooceSl IS s-doz sack cucumbers. sicers.
No. /. S2a2.6O bu. pickles. diIl No 4.
50 5op3 bu; medium. No / S3@ 3. so bu.
Dill 5o@75c doz. bchs Eggplant. No. ].
75cgSl bu; eggplant tlOng type . 100000
peck basket. Horseradish 81 5oa3 peck
basket. Kohlrabi 500 SC dor. bchs. Dry
onions. fancy s2.25 5o-lb. sack: No. l me-
dun, Sl.25@l so. green onions. No 1. 75c
ISL doz bchs. Parsnips, No. l. 81 500 3
bu Parsley root. soc Z SC dor bchs Peppers.
red. sweet. No. /. Sl.25@l.75 Cayenne, No.
l, 50m65c peck BASKET; hot. No. /. coca
81 rs bu green. No. l. 75c@ti Pimentos.
No. /, Sl25wl75 bu. Potatoes. No /,
s2s2.25 hu Pumpkins No. l. Sigi 25
ou RsdiShes. red. No. l 75cnSi dor.
bchs: long white. No 1. 5Oe75c doz bchs
black. No. /. 81 so bu Rhubsrh. 500 : SC
doz. bchS. RutAbagss. No 1, 1901 rs
bu Squash. Delicious No. /. 81 2Sql so
hu Table Queen, No 1. a0c@Sl.25 bu;
Hubbard, No / sl.25sl. SO bu Tomatoes
fancy. s so bu; No. /. 50 2S93 tomatoes
peck basket fancy. 81 as; No. 1. 75cesl
nrnips.. No. /. Si@i.75 dor. ochs; topped
81 agaf hi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
What New
il R,1.eiroe~
BY ~-,.a, ,,~n~-.--.

Sales Of Continental Motors
Corp. for the year ending Oct
81. 1914. have recently been
estimated at over $260.000, 600
and the net profits AT about
S2.75 a share, both figures being
well ahead OF the S196,49S.Sll
sales and the $50 per share
profit shown for the year before.
Informed opinion about the
company's near-term prospects
is that engines are SO 1unda-
mental a requirement for war
that they should continue in
great demand as long as hoStili-
Ties continue on any front, Dow
Jones news service states Such
a slack as may develop. II any,
should be taken up Immediately
by the production Of engines for
commercial purposes, for which
an extremely large demand al
ready exists.
As TO Continental postwar
prospects. these have been well
enhanced over the past year by
several engineering and produc-
ton developments. OF major
Importance are the purchase Of
a "a per cent interest in the
Wisconsin Motor Corp. builder
of heavy duty air cooled engines,
and the outright purchase OF the
Gray Marine Motor Co.. largest
supplier of inboard gasoline and
diesel engines in the is to 200
horsepower range. No sales and
earnings figures are available
for the latter as II had been pri-
vately owned. but IL Is said TO
have had not n single unprofit-
able year in the IS years of its
existence.
The Wisconsin Motor Co. had
a net profit Of 1926. $40 last year
and this years earnings are said
10 be better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Assembly Line Filled

The letter, in part, stated:
81 have been simply aston
ished on entering large French
plants to find them exactly a.
they were on their last day Of
production Of civilian passenger
vehicles. This of course WAS In
1910. Actually we found par
TALLY assembled vehicles still on
the assembly lines with feeder
lines filled WITT assemblies, sub
assemblies. fabricated parts and
pressed body panels by the hum
drods, exactly where they were
on that East day of work.
"While discussing this matter
with the managing director Of "A
leading French manufacturer,
the gentleman agreed that had
the French automobile industry
mobilized itself as completely
and whoIe-hesrtedly rs has the
American automobile industry,
the occupation Of France could
probably have been averted."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Standard Accident
Registration Is Set

Standard Accident Insurance
Co. announced today that its
registration statement under the
Securities Act covering IT'S, 93S
shares of its common stock and
subscription warrants had become
effective on Oct. 9, and that trans
ferable subscription warrants and
prospectuses with respect to such
new shares were in the course of
being mailed to stockholders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
MiIcOr Buys
Osborn Firm

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10-In line
with plans for expanded operation
after the war, the Milcor Steel
Co., subsidiary of Inland Steel,
Chicago, has purchased the J. M
and L. A. Osborn Co. of Cleveland
The Osborn Co. is one of the
country's pioneer manufacturers
and distributors of sheet metal
products, having been established
in 1859. 1t operates branches in
Buffalo, Detroit and Cincinnati.
c. r. Williams, manager OF the
Detroit branch of the j. M. and
L. A. Osborn Co.. will continue in
that position. with headquarters
at the warehouse in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Offering Of Preferred
By Liberty Aircraft

NEW YORK. Oct. 10-Liberty
Aircraft Products Corp. is offer
ing 10 its common holders prior
subscription rights TO a new issue
of $4,000 shares of SIPS cumula-
tive convertible preferred. par
$50, at the rate Of one share of
preferred for each 3h shares of
common held on Oct. 7. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Boyd Succeeds Taylor

James Boyd has taken over
the duties as acting director of
the automotive rationing divi-
sion of OPA. Boyd succeeds
Elliott (Pete) Taylor, who has
assumed the post of assist
ant general sales manager of
Packard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Demand Inventory List

Many complaints have come
TO this desk from would-be pur-
chasers of new cars who had
been refused a car because they
had no used car to trade.
The OPA now is working on
an amendment to its new car
rationing order by which deal
ers will be forced to post up-to-
date lists of new cars available.
1t may take several weeks to
put this amendment into OPP
Grafton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Detroit Stocks

IN zoos High Low 1898 Chs
Detroit Edison lao 2ols 2oss 29ts'''''
s sSsS I0s st. iO' Is j.: 81 5S" 81.
Dtyidends In the foregoing table are the
an,nrnfa declared on pnId sO fnr this NeaT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

In longest casualty lists date the war
36 soldiers wounded m cuon
of whom arr Michigan 60 from the Detroit area
included the III casualties announced
by the department today. -Four from the Detroit area
their nearest Of kin who have en noted are;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Vets Test Case

The Detroit Il Cleveland
Navigation Co. was involved in
an initial test case of the right
of a returned soldier to get his
old job back.
1t. Kenneth Robertson, a dis
charged cavalry officer. applied
for his old job of freight solicitor
in the firms Cleveland office
but was offered another Job at
$500 a month-S15 more than
he formerly received,
When Robertson insisted that
he get his old job back and his
claims were backed up by the
u. S. district attorneys office
and the veterans draft board,
d. & c. agreed 10 make a place
for him as a solicitor again. a
job which also now carries a
higher salary.
His point won, Robertson an
nounced that he was taking an
other job with a trucking COM
pany!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 70 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Corporate Tax
C. NJ

by LEWIS HANEY


frofrS.sr ~ Eesaeatrs. y. Y. Unfversfty
A New York City reader asks:
lis u legal 60 tax corporation
profits twice, by means OF m
taxes paid by the corporation,
aud (s) taxes paid by the dvi-
dend receivers:"
Answer: No: il would not be
logical TO tax corporation profits
twice. But l do not believe that
tax on corporation net earn
ings and a tax on dividends re-
ceived by stockholders are taxes
on the same income. They are
not double taxation.
The corporation Is not ideHti-
cal with IFS stockholders. II has
certain powers and privileges,
and should at least be subject
10 a franchise tax" The value
Of the franchise, however de
ponds upon the corporations net
earnings. So a tax on corpora
ton net earnings is TO be associ-
ated with the corporation tax.
1t comes before the payment of
any dividends. and perhaps
should even come before any
bond interest.
NOT THE SAME
The last point suggests that
corporation earnings are not the
same as dividends. No dividends
may be paid. even when there
are net earnings. Bond interest
comes ahead of dividends. Then
there is the matter of reserves
and surplus. 1t would not be
logical or expedient TO exempt
corporation net earnings from
taxation.
Now if after all expenses lin.
Guiding taxes) and prior pay
ments such as interest on bonds,
money Is available for dividends,
and is paid to individual stock
holders, they should pay taxes
on il as on other income.
The dissatisfaction has come
because ID the tax rates on
corporations are too high, and
because (2) personal income
taxes on earned incomes" are
too high. The way to correct the
trouble is not to eliminate all
taxes either on corporate in
come or on personal incomes,
but to make the amounts col
lected more reasonable In each
case.
INITIATION REMEDY:
New York City asks:
"You say deflation IL the only
way 20 get rid Of initiation. DO
you mean thats II 30, ~ an
economist you arc no good
Have you never heard Of sta
bilization 2" :
Answer: BY getting rid of in
flation, I mean eliminating il,
so that none would exist. For
example when you blow up a
toy balloon, you initiate IL. Is
there any way to get rid of this
initiation except to let the air
out? Well. that Is deflation.
Sterilization does not get rid
of initiation. 1t merely holds in
flation at q certain level. II is
like keeping a balloon con-
stantly half inflated or fully in.
flated.
Order the limited States War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Earnings
ALTONtRAILROAl

1914 1913
August net income $66,971 Sl0l SOB
Eight mos. net inc. 81 ,424.734 81 ,7is.3T3
COLORADO A SOUTHERN RAILWAY
1914 le43
August net income Sl24,826 SlS2 pas
Eight mos. net Inc. sl.477.222 sl.ss4.5ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
Tip on Banking!

Banker Walter McLucas
laughed more heartily than most
when c. IF. Kettering said that
all he knew about business was
that:
"n you turn cut . product
and the public h willing TO buy
it for . price greater than 10
costs 90 make II, then you don't
have TO 20 to the banks"
But afterward. Boss ket prob
ably learned that If enough peo-
pie wanted to buy that product,
he would have had TO 90 TO the
bank anyway to raise money TO
expand his plant facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
NAVY WOUNDED

BROWN. PFC. ELLIS E-Mrs Daisy z.
CABLE. PFC. DONALD Mrs. Leona
Cable. i4sio Pierson. Detroit.
COLOMBO. PVT. MILTON A.-Lois ~.
Colombo. sister. 1855 Ohio, Detroit
EATMON PFC. RICHARD p.-MrS. ".
EAtu,on. mother i5o3e Coram. Detroit
CARscHOw, PVT. ELMER O.-Mrt. Natalie
X. Canschow, mother. Saginaw
CETROfAN PFC sARKIS-MrI Mar
Cetsoisn, mother. a4l Ford. Hishlsnd PARK.
KREELAND. FIREMAN sc pAvID-Rieh-
ard A. Kneellnd. father, Ann AToor:
Mrs Mary y PflugrsdI wtterviet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
NAVY MISSINI

NORDHOF. RM 7fc DAVID-Rhil
Nordhof father. Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-10
RESERVE BANKS IN DETROIT

Principal assets and liabilities Of oct showing The increase
decrease since Sept 81:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

OF Spaces me - E-ug TuI.n. 80 ~
ire X aCl .. When West ru"ri
the = eita file diamond q SoHrh
knew hr was beaten. tar the space
! was sal cat As i trirk winner.
At the other table. where South
also saw that 4 small siam was
certain If both diamonds and
spades would break evenly. he
played as # he knew both were d.
vlded uNevcrlv Winning the dla-
m0nd return TO the second trick
with the y. he ruffed the club 3
With the diamond 3. scored TIE
e7adA \ and K. then led the spade
s. prepared 10 trump It IN dummy.
Now l. mad" no difference wheth-
ct West rutleI this or discarded.
The contract va safe. Actually
West trumped With the spade q
and returned 2 heart. which South.
ruffed The diamond X settled the
outstanding trumpS and the
spades nO". set up. since the Q
could drop the ] on the fourth
round.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09
CHATTER TWENTY-THPEE

~ iliNFE
A.:cr 4 moment Nugcnt asked,
"Nho 90 YOU think shot Craig"
Ayain the defiance went out Of
Drue. She shook her head. 81 don't
know. don't know ...~
Don't kaow, Of course, Won
don't know! It's an obvious attempt
20 divert your inquiry, Lieutenant.
I'm surprised that you cant see
through this girls story Soper
came clos" to Druc. his face red and
threatening, shaking a pudgy but
forc"ful foretinger under her nose.
"NoW, You see here. Miss. We want
the truth. You did quarrel with
Conrad Brent, didn't YOU"
Il didn't quarrel with him. |
asked him to permit me 70 stay and
tax" are of Craig
You quarreled with him, You
were heard Yesterday afternoon
when he tried t. send You away.
You blamed him for breaking up
your marriage. You came here in
the hope Of getting young Brent
back again. Bat his father wouldn't
let you, so-you killed him.
Drue's face wasn't White any
more; two scarlet flames we're in
her cheeks, her eyes flashed. Il came
here to nurse Craig she sad. And
he was my husband unit! his faith
.r-"
"Drue, Drue.' cried.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

~AppreciahlY different bidding
was done at the other table IN 4
team match, but the same CON.
tract reached, and in each case the
lead was the club Q, the K being
overtaken by the A and the dia-
mond 3 being returned TO prevent
rufus. AT this table. the diamond
A and X were scored quickly, the
club 8 rlffed IN dummy. and the
contract stahed on an even break
IistuautsI b. King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

AGENTS Of the FBI have arrested
Heinrich Ludwig Suhl (above), IS.
At his home in Peekskill, N. Y, on
charges of being a paymaster for
Nazl spies. New York FBI chief, E.
r. Conroy, said that Suhl used his
business as a New, York City cork
importer to cover up his espionage
activities. international
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-09

Inc root Of the yucca plant is used
oy I!AVaio Indians Of New Mexico
.pf "aShlng woo! and shampooing
their hair.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
ENA.KOPRAVNllSr
brazom in poniznim pogledom,
sede Metodu nasproti.

brazom in poniznim pogledom, |
sede Metodu nasproti. |
"Kako Sc pocutis p
'Kakor orel, XII so mu zvezali
krila in ga prikovali "a noge."
"Bodi Ivendar pameten, brat
moi, saj vidis, da sem JAZZ tvojI
straznik in sem "a te odgovoren.
Ne delaj 81 tezkega zivljenja in
poslusaj moi svet.'' =
"Ali je zopet tax, kakor prej?|
Potem Sc zastonj trudis, JAZZ ne
morern ravnati drugace, vest mi
ne pusti." r
! "Pogoji SO tako preprosti; lie
besedico "da' reci, podpisi in
vse je v redu."
"Nimam pravice ,odlocevati,
namesto meme je govoril ze ne
kdo drugi. Bio bi to proti wolff
Petrovega naslednika. Morav-
ska, Panonija, Hrvaska, Srbija
= emo besedo slovanske deze-
lie ne morejo nikdar biti podloz-
ne nemskim nadskofom. ze po
naravnem pravu imajo Slovani
pravico zahtevati svojega mad
skofa. Ko bi JAZZ privolil, po-
lvzrocil bi tenn "a vedne case
najhujse prepire, sovrastva in
zmesnjave. Moravci bi me pre-
klinjali, a tega ~necem. In &c Sc
Rastislavu nj posrecilo zediniti
slovanskih rodov v skupen ma
rod, posreci Sc to njegovemu
nasledniku."
"Svatopluku?' Sc nasmeja
predstojnik. "Gospod, zelo S;
motifs. Ali tt morda Sc nj znano
da je tudi Svatopluk ze ma var
mem " jeci."
"Je-i to mogoce!"
j "Glej, tako sc zgodi vsem
moravskim vladarjem, ako ne
bodo poslusali mas, in kar sta t
in tvoj sodobnik Rastislav "a sa
mostojnost Moravske dosegla
Sc je re davno izpremenilo '
dim. Svatopluk je samo ugovar-
jail in je ze, kjer so njegov
predniki. vi ste in ostanete we'd
. no pod naso nadvlado."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
DAROVANA
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Zgodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov

MIA, a kadar je njegova dusa
racunala a m a seboj, je bill
zadovoljen. Vedel je, da nj no.
benega delovanja brez sovrazni-
kov, brez tezav; in teh je uzil ze
dosti. Brata je izgubil, prega-
njan je bill, v jeeo so virgil. To-
da Metod Sc nj pritozeval, upal
je v Boga in cakal dneva resit-
We. Poznal je dobro svoje ljub,
ljence, tt Sc bodo gotovo zanj
zavzeli in ga pref ali slej osvo-
bodili. Ko bi, le sveti oce v Ri
mu vedel o njegovem jetnistvu,
takoj bi z mocno besedo pretr-
gal vezi, XII mu branijo, da Sc
ne more povrniti ma Moravsko.
In ko bi Sc tudi mic vec ne vr-
nil, Metod je bill preprican, da
gotovo ozeleni seme, XII ga je
vsejal, da IL NIGGA zraste krep-
ka rastlina, da Sc vera okrepi V
tistih krajih, kjer je oznanoval
krizanega Odresenika. In ven
dar 81 je zelel, da bi mogel Sc
sam nekoliko pomagati k temu.
Sal je to dobro slovansko ljud-
stvo tako RADIO prejemalo krst
il njegove roke, sal mu je bilo
tako zelo naklonjeno.
Metod je cutil sele sedaj, ka-
ko zelo ljubi svoje ovcice.
Toliko della je Sc preostajalo,
a orac je zaostal sredi brazde,
roka z bozjim imenom sc ie "a
prla.
Tho Sc blizajo koraki. Me-
tod vstane in hiti k vratom. V
celici je bila Sc vedno tema in
mesecni Ear je s1abo razsvet
ljeval steno, ma kateri je visel
umetno izrezljan kriz.
Vrata Sc odpro in celico
stopi predstojnik reda. Ma pra-
gu postane in Sc cudi, kajti Sc
nikdar mu jetnik nj prisel ma
sproti.
skof Sc ustrasi; dobro, da je
tema skrila njegovo zadrego.
"Hvaljen bodi ---"
INA Veke
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

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