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tanner MAVERICK

A few years ago, no one would
have dreamed that Congressman
Maury Maverick, as rambunctious
as the Texas steer named after his
fighting Texas family, would ever
get the support of conservative Re-
publicans. While in Congress, pug
nacious, blunt-spoken Maverick au-
thored the Presidents Supreme
Court bill, championed all New Dea!
legislation, stepped on peoples toes,
never cared how he made enemies.
But, appearing before a Senate
committee the other day, Maverick
had both Democratic and Republi-
can conservatives 100 percent for
him. He was proposing an amend
ment whereby small businessmen
holding subcontracts could be paid
directly by the Government rather
than waiting for payment from the
prime contractor, perhaps until
after the war is over.
Maverick, efficient head of the
Smaller War Plants Corporation,
pointed out that there are a mil
lion subcontractors and only a
thousand or SO prime contractors,
of which only 100 big firms hold
10 percent OF the prime war con-
tracts. The little companies do bust
ness with the big and, after the
war, they may have to wait months
for payment, or face the difficulty
OF collecting from financially
shaky prime contractor.
Maverick therefore proposed legis-
lation whereby the Government
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heads the Byrd-for- President move
ment Thomson partially sold Sem
ator Bailey a bill-of-goods on Byrd,
according to Bailey's sfriends-but
not entirely. The North Carolinian
kept coming back to the fact that
he had defeated Senator Furnifold
Simmons after Simmons made the
mistake of boiling AL Smith for
Herbert Hoover, So Bailey wanted
to be regular
However, Thomson later conspir-
ed with radio commentator Fulton
Lewis to announce Bailey's support
for Byrd as an accomplished fact.
This tipped the scales. and Bailey
finally decided to stand by Byrd
though with the reservation that
he will support Roosevelt if NOM
mated.
Copyright, 1914, by United Fea-
ture Syndicate, Inc.).
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not com,peP'
THURSDAY, APRIL 10

Benefic aspects control slightly
today which should be favorable 70
executives of business and directors
or war operations.
HEART AND HOME: Heads OF
families are under planetary influ-
ences that impart mental strength
and balance. Fathers of fighting
men will have reason this month
and next to uphold the finest ira
ditions of patriotism and to sustain
the courage of wives and mothers.
Spiritual vision will bring solace
to many.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Labor
troubles manifested in an unusual
way will bring anxiety to manufac-
turers and exporters. Warning is
given that there are signs indicat-
ing treachery and sabotage that
will cause serious setbacks in pro-
duction for war needs.
NATIONAL ISSUES: American
women who have demonstrated
their splendid ability in all branch
es of work for United Nations vic
tory will demand political recogni-
ton that is more than empty
praise. They will exercise great pow
er in the coming national election
and will exact the right to dictate
partisan policies.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR s.
Saturn and Mars are in aspects
that foretell great difficulties IN
transportation which the United
States must overcome for the ire
mendous job of supplying our mil
lions Of fighting men. A great naval
battle is forecast.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of mingled
good and bad experiences. The ut
most caution and discretion will be
required
Children born on this day should
enjoy more than average success
in life. Love affairs may be uncer-
tain or disappointing
Copyright, 1944
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CONTINUED from Page One)
years and, under the Weimar Re-
public. had the reputation of being
a leading liberal journalist. How
ever, Ambassador William E. Dodd
was suspicious of him and, in later
years, Scheffer had the reputation
of playing the Nazi game.
Upon being interned when the
United States entered the war,
Scheffer asked that he be allowed
to remain in the United States.
This request was granted and he
was released on parole. Later, con-
siderable connection was aroused
when he wrote an article for the
New York Times magazine section
under the name Conrad Long.
Since then, there have been de-
mands that he be re-interned. Why
the Justice Department suddenly
locked him up again is not known,
and officials declined any comment.
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TIDES TOMORROW
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
District Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska
June %, 1s43
Notice is hereby given that Gladys
Thors. formerly Gladys Barek-
stem has made application for
a domestic under the Act of May %,
1884 (48 Stat. 300 Anchorage Serial
No. 0886l, for a tract of land de-
scribed as Lot T of the Triangle
Group OF Homesites situated on
Glacier Highway, approximately II
miles Northwest Of Juneau. Alaska,
Plat of U. S. Survey No. 1891, Sheet
No. /, containing 3.S4 acres, and it
is now in the files of the U. S. Land
Office, Anchorage, Alaska.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely any of the above mentioned
land should file their adverse claim
in the district land office within
the period OF publication or thirty
days thereafter, or they will be
barred by the provisions of the
Statutes.
FLORENCE L. KOLB,
Acting Register.
First publication. April 5, 1914
Last publication, May 81, 1914.
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BAILEY AND BYRD

Friends of North Cardinals SEN
ator Josiah Bailey tell this story
as the inside on how he happened
to come out for Senator Byrd for
President
Bailey had had a talk with jim
Thomson brother-in-la of Sena-
tor Bennett Clark and former pub
Usher of the New Orleans Item.
The Byrd boom has been main
springed from New Orleans, where
rope manufacturer John U. Barr
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VIUDLKN LIluULIlL ROBERTA LEE

@ meaning
S a cup black coffee. Pronounce den-ss
IT AT principal accent first sylables
last syllable
should attendants the
bride assemble?
They should be the home OF the bride about an hour before the
ceremony place
When of fourteen fifteen meets of about fifty
should he lift his hat?
A. wel-bred boy will do this.
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Washington
Kerry
6o-Round

CONTINUED from Page One)
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Weather report: High, 35; low, 80; snow.
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Daily Lessons in English " %. /. GORDON

MIsUsED Clara laid on the bed and
read a Say the bed"
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED lo-kva hus,
as US mlstressed, accent second
syllable
OFTEN MISSPELLED: Chargeable: GEA, not GA
SYNONYMS: Indicate, signify denote, express imply
three times and is yours Let us
Today
another They devoved
the of the cil"-Addion
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would pay subcontractors direct.
The Army Navy oppose this on the
ground of too much bookkeeping
and administrative trouble. But
after listening to Mavericks argu-
ment, Senator Taft of Ohio said.
IF there is any way l can help
in this, let me know
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LOOK and LEARN sy G. GORDON

President bill that
a
2.
3. many years Tennyson Memoam'?
A. Rutgers College located?
5. What is by herpeoogy?
ANSWERS:
/.
2. o OF
3. years tA
4. N.
5. S zoology relating reptiles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
La MOttd' S Foe
due Here Today
BY LEO MACDoNELL

George Kochan. top notch mid
dleweight who will box Jake La
Motta in-the windup of a fistie
show which will inaugurate the
fall and winter ring season at
Olympia next Friday night. is due
here today. He will train at Mon
roe gym.
LaMotta is due here Monday.
kochan, who will be making his
first appearance in a local ring,
recently was given an honorable
discharge from the navy. He
boasts 40 victories in IA fights. a
stable number Via the knock
out route.
Kochan and LaMotta are re-
ported TO have been matched once
before by Mike Jacobs for Madi-
son Square Garden. But. the day
before the match, Kochan was
called TO service, running the cele-
brated New York promoters we'll
made plans.
Londes announces Howard Fen
Ske and Eddie Taylor. local light
heavyweights. will meet. in an
eight-round Semiwindup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Fight for 1st
In Pin Loop
BY HAROLD KAHL

A wild scramble for first place
with Louis Burr's Harry Suffrin
and Harold Aliens Mineralites
playing the major roles features
the Greater Detroit All-Star
League bowling card at Olympic
Recreation tonight.
They are pitted against the UNI
beaten leaders, Joe Adams I'll
and Ellis Walkers Ira Wilson.
They may be relegated TO lower
spots when the firing is over. Two
of the six teams tied for second.
Cass Schlaff's Pepsi-Cola and Bob
Coles Jerry Mccarthy are paired.
Harry Suffrn VS. Ira Wilson aleys la
Chene-Trombly Recreation vs. Pariscesn. "a
Fife W.. olympic Recreation SO. Detroit Gas.
Net W. Is. 7-6 Til vs.. MinerAlites.
9-lo. Jerry Mccarthy vs. PepSi-Cola. Ill p
Kraetke w Standard 1914 siroh vs. De
iuxeweid. 1916. Matches at s:45 p. m.
Joe Paulus' second annual 81, 900
Classic is expected 10 attract lead
ing teams from Ohio and Illinois
in addition to Michigan TO Chene-
Trombly Recreation Oct. 14-21.
There will be two squads of 10
teams each Saturday with the
field being limited TO 40.
The events differ from last sea-
son with four games instead of
three. First prize again will be
$500 with nine others. ranging
from $500 TO SD. Joe Norris
Stroh won last year with 3068.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
State Buys
Huge Plot
BY DON GILES

ROSCOMMON. Sept. 22-The
conservation commission meeting
here yesterday approved the pur-
chase of 4.677 acres of land at a
cost of 1922, 020 for the 100000
acre southeastern Michigan recre-
ational project.
The area purchased is in six
parcels located in the Bald Noun
tain section near Charleston, High
land near Pontiac. Island Lake
near Brighton, Ortonsyille in Oak
land and Lapeer counties, Pontiac
Lake in Oakland County and the
Pinckney area in Washtenaw and
Livingston counties.
The limit on trout in trout
lakes was cut from Is to IL per
day. or one fish and 10 pounds,
in surprise change in the fish
ing laws. The decrease affects
thousands of anglers on more
than 100 trout lakes in the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Laurel Park Results

FIRST RACE-7-yesr-oids. a mile
Challenging tDodSon 4 30 so 2 40
JET sam tRienu 1000 $40
a-Tanackin tSnelllnF 8. SO
fime g 3-S. of An
Petee Dee AibOb Display Fught Grand
PLAYER Cedar Lady. AIRED Figure war Hys-
teria, Fyeddies Came and Salamandef also
ran.
a-Chenery entry.
SECOND RAcE-3.yeaf-olds and up. .,
mile
Misty Lazy Smithl 1910 $50 400
Maiden Fern BoWersl 40 $50
Cast out tGoulsleX I 30 90
Time ] Is 2-5. or AT
Arune MIX Chocolate. First Family. Royal
opspay Double Bourbon. Don Orlan. Ni0by
jock FRITZ ana Rampage also ran.
THIRD RAcE-S2 600. claiming. 2-year-
oids q fur'OnES
service Ribbon Meade Is 10 ITO 40
FlYe-Thirty tSnellingsI 400 ? 80
Tintrel tScaWthorni 5 so
Time II As o. 2:47.
Hill Fox Val Victory IL OSullvan Linda
Darling, Great Divide and Doug's Cal also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Cornell Coach S Son
Missing in Action

ITHACA, n. Y, Sept. % (UP)-
Coach Carl SnaVely Of the Cornell
University football team was noti-
fed by the war department that
his son. Ensign Carl Snavely Jr.,
a navy pilot, was missing in action.
Young Snavely was graduated
from Cornell in 1912 and was
commissioned al Pensacola in Oe-
tober, l943. He had been on
Atlantic coast patrol duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Mother Who Left 5
Alone Awaits Fate

SAGINAW, Sept. 22-After
admitting a charge Of cruelty to
children by leaving her brood of
five alone over night, Mrs. Dora
Williams, 40. of 26l4 Van Etten,
was free today.
Jgs~ee William j. Siegrist took
the ease under Amusement for a
week before pronouncing SEN
tence. Her husband, Arthur, SO. is
serving 80 days in Jail for non
Sunnnrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RAcE-7-year-oldS. 5ia iurlongC
Reason Merritt $50 100 40
a-Refugeegee Meade 4.6O 50
Whipped Cream tCaIa1 81
bieneo' skli Faiih, AMY Time Ann. Wal
ger. Gremy western Front, BodaTi Topsy
Rose Deyiled EgT. knight CRppy .Cmnee
Fair. Doc Msrise and Wise kebus also ran.
Field
a-vietory entry.
SECOND RAcE-3-year-olds and up. =
Umbhi tMecssry, 80 1850 $50
Hercules tAtkinson 4t90 10
Richmond Merritt $40
Time IS as, OF l.5liz.
SUPER Marines a-Huhhub LUCAS sun
a-sun Flame, Raiain Bread and IrIaysne also
ran
a-Sp1ch entry.
THIRD RACE-s-yesf-oids and ~ about 2
miles tsteeplechAsei
b-Boojum II Mage 4 90 $40 40
b-Royal Archer MerrlwetherI 20 44O
BenekEaT iJenningsi $40
Time 3 50 As, OF , 81
winged HOOfS, a.Red1Sndt Creck Flag,
a-Cood Chance and Parma laso ran,
a-Rokeby entry.
b-ClAIk entry.
FOURTH RACE-4yesr-olds and up. ?,
mile
Mene1 Meade 5 so a2O 3 20
CheeSestrsW tMlsl y 20 so
Miss Sugar fMehrtcns1 80
Time liz. OF asa.
Fag. Our Victory Tindeii Natdina Way.
Little Flyer Esterita Detection Blue
Flight. Recognize and Dove Shoot also gan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
SCORE SHUTOUTS

Plymouth and Tank Arsenal 6
revised lineups appeared as well
in performance as on paper, a
reason why they have shutouts on
their books today as the Chrysler
lnterplant League notes the start
of another bowling season last
night at Palace.
Tony Vatalara, Plymouth new
conner, put up go of 29l7. night
high. in routing the 2709 Super
finishers. Tanks collected 2769 10
2420 in beating Dodge Main.
Marvin Knecht of Highland
Park Engineering notched 639 for
first Individually. Thcrman Gibson
had 609 as Engineering potted
Dodge Truck, 1891 to 2Sl7. Aside
from Trucks Louis Leonard. COB,
no one else got over the 500 stile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Paulus' second annual 81, 900

HERE AND THERE-RAy Schutller fash
ioned new aiitime htgh fUT TIE CrandWay
House With 232-22i-2i6- fof oSs
MIKE" BokumE 246 and Stan SquerS' 63l
we're high In the Chene-Trombly $50 4. .
ia sweets 244 In the Crest $50 . .
Vernon Smiths 242 IN the Tower Classic
Sam KAplAn'S 232 and 634 IN The orient
Senior . . Joe" Cuzlkt 223 IN the Plym-
outh Victory Stewart wilcox 222 IN
the Ford Trans I'd SpehArS and Louis
Bruokers 2l5s IN the DeS0to 227 Roy
Cottrells 202 IN the WeStovn 40. 2,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RAcE-3-year-oldS and up q, mile
Wallo0u Fatur so so 224O u so
Bas& Fiddle Nodarsel los so $3.50
Spsrt the Rod jenkins $40
Time Is As on 2 ID
Lady InscO Esther Mae. swiftly Fox Grand
step Fleming High Fleet queen. Fly Whisk
and Early Delivery also IAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Laurel Park Entries

FIRST RAcE-s2 500. allowhnees, the
'slmer, 3-yeaT-olds and up, furlongs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Minor League PlayoHs

AMERICAS- ASSOCIATION
ST Paul = Toledo q
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore z, Buffalo 8
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Portsmouth 4. Norfolk
Richmond al LynchbuTg? rain
EASTERN LEAGUE
BiuRhAmtnn al Utica rain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

Altoona REC. s e at I,ca!aA" t * ga,
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. N. and
AFTER u. ALL DAY SAT. and SUN.
LpeWE pr Io4si NoR1HLAwn. AT
HnuILC nEG' GRAND RIVER NO 1862
Opening, in Ladies' Tues. Wed. Afternoon Leagues.
Open Alleys Sat All Day. Sun. I p. N. On
BEACON REC. q st sI'.%' " wAi aiscso
OPENINGS IN SATURDAY AFTERNOON
LEAGUE. us TO as AVERAGE
cLeINn 00 WOODWARD. is ALLEYS
bAoINU AIR COOLED CA 1892
LEAGUE OPENINGS ARE srIII AVAILABLE
ON WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AT s:is.
lnEuTruuIu 1880 eRATIoT AVE.
YIN INn'Hl Near Smile RossvilI. $3.50
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY!
Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE. rs Lan.s
CHENE-TROMBLY $3.50 3 e st.ai., r q $40
ENTER WOW Joe PAULus' 2No AsnUAt
$1,000 TEAM CLASSIC OCT. - AND a..
CONNER REC. $500 sAS sSnsta ~ s' sssr Ma"
Open Bovine TODAY Until 7 p. N. and After
~. All Day Saturday and sunday.
ERECT ILNEe FUllERIon, at GO. RIvER
HOME or the MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT QUA STAGE GAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
nrupy 1875 WHITTIER. at KELLY ROAD
UehbI " ALLEYS Ar s44s
Open Bowling TODAY Until 7 p. N. and After
| ~ p. NJ Home Of Famous essket-O'- Chicken
DETROIT RECREATION s s4tasT't ca $50 81
rs Alleys, OPEN BOWLING TO ~. AND
AFTER 1890 All Day Saturdays and Sundays.
DEXTER REC OfSIt Itt q sOfyOs s.. savO'
Choice LEAGUE Reservation Are Sun Available.
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY AT All TIMEsl
f0RT.BlVD. REC. CO .. a slv to'' IA I" ssii
CAN sTILL ACCOMMODATE MORNING.
AFTERNOON AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES.
lcLpnru prn ago WOODWARD TE 2-ssst
uAnULh ntI' CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. NJ,
AVER u. ALI DAY SAT. AND SUN.
GLeNeAGLES REC t '1,as 1yfas so .s :,
LEAGUE opsO Alley, suS Al Day Psrs I Free.
GRAND CENTRAL s .:t' f tss re sAH ,!is,,o
Pleasure to Bowl At ouist.st Alleys IN Detroit,
Good Iransportstion Facilities. Bus. Street Car.
GREAT LAKES w .S 81 sssD'r ss SIS, {,
open Bo~Iins-eo ALLEYS IN A Row-UntiI 8
p. N. and After u p. N. Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL REC 't tssfss,s r9T CoeI efps
70 MODERN ALLEYS
oDen Every Day Until MidnIuht ma 1895
J. J. MILLETTS 81" T r. s.S,,s AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC, aG % s sp,tI.sn I.s,,s
! Completely Modsrni1sd. Cocktail Lounge
1919 East Isaerson. At tastlsvn. nv 1912
/
lUbkI SIhlhG rHE BLVD, ~ 7.ssss
OPEN ALLEYS TODAY NOON UNTIL 6 p. N.
All DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAYS,
MOTOR CITY 20 e sGss5s At MACK &c -,
AlR.coHpITIosED FoR YOUR COMFORT
sEE OUR BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
NEW FAIRVleW ,''I ait tAsT ts NJ SOY
MIXED OoUBIEs SUNDAYS AT s\P.m.
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS
M VupIf DIR NATIONAL At GO. RIVER
Jul lWTIb nLb' Free Parkins W 7.sssS
Home Of the eREArIR pErRoIr sJI-srkR
" Alleys. Goes eovl'ns AL DAY SAT. q SUN
|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
692, GIG Take Top
Places in Masonic

New scoring leaders appear to-
day in the Greater Masonic Bowl
ing League al Olympic Recreation.
The 692 by CaSS Schlaff of Ira
Wilson succeeds Joe CoSta'S $50.
Byrd PearSon'S 679 for Altoona
showed Costa TO third.
Five teams are tied for first
place with five points separating
them from the bottom clubs.
Altoona Recreation was scoring
high with 2870 in taking four from
Zorno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Sarah Palfrey Cooke:

Upset Louis Brough in South
western tennis al l.. A. yesterday,
Ga. 6-2 meets Margaret
Osborne in semis Billy Tai
bert and Francisco Segura meet
-fradar-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

xThres pounds apprentice allowance claimed
VIFiye pounds apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed In order OF post position
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Hawthorne Entries

IoR SATURDAY -,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27

pocuti ponosna, da ina priliko
rekordirati svoj ponos 5 TEN, da
Sc ofrani spomin ma MO v Ii
vi Sikh poznim rodovom.
Glavni odbor Slovenske do
brodelne zveze v imenu organi-
zacije topic apelira in prosi ma
tere, ,da Sc ta dan potrudijo in
posetijo to prireditev, katera
je zgodovinska ne samo "a naso
dicno organizacijo, amcak Ego
dovinska "a n as narodni po-
kret, XII mas bo povezal dusevno
in moralno v ljubeznl do move
domovine in bratski ljubezni.
Pc zavrseni povorki in sne-
MANU- premikajocih silk Sc vrsi
v glavni domovi dvorani lie p
program $ petjem, deklamacijo,
razvitjem zastave Zveznim a
meriskim junakom, XII Sc bori-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27
GOZDOVNIk
Povest Il omeriskego zivlienio
Spiso| KAROL MAY

cekoznikom in trem belim lopo-
vom, XII pravzaprav dobre kro-
gle Sc vredni niso."
cali nase izpostavljeno sta
nje?' .=....
i "To Sc more izboljsati. Ina
mo sedla in odeje, in tu lezi
dosti kamenov, da ponoci ma
pravimo branik, "a katerim bo-
mo popolnoma varni."
Res je bilo tako. TT trije moz-
je Sc podajo takoj ma delo, ka-
meme nagrmadit v zid, ma onem
kraju piramidne ploce, XII je
gledal proti visavju. Ogromni
dive smreki, XII sta z debli kore-
ninili v grobiscu, spuscali sta
ma zemljo svoje goste vejevje.
Tudi med NINA vzdignejo Ste
no s sedli in odejami, XII bo ime-
la dajati obilno zavetja.
"Tako, zdaj smo gotovi," me-
nj RIDDLES. "Te odeje tvorijo Sc
bolje branilo nego kameni, ka-
terih odbijani drobci bi mas mo-
gil raniti; one zadrzujejo kro-
gle S tenn, da Sc jim udajajo.
Potem smo popolnoma oboro-
zeni in pripravljeni "a brani-
tev. Imamo Sc nekaj ur casa.
JAZZ sem ma strait, lezita, ker
verjetno je, da bono potrebova-
Ii vso moe in opreznost."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27

Pepo in Fabij Sc zavijeta v
.odeje, pa kmalu trdno zaspita.
Ko Sc jane ma iztoku pojavljati
rdeca cora, mogli so trije. lovci
ravan pregledati in tn so opa-
zili, da so Sc Indijanci, tia POI
stavljeni, ma visavje potegnili.
ko je postajalo. svetlejse, raz-
brati so mogli trije lovci tudi
naprave, XII jih je sovraznik ma
redil, podpirajoc svoj napad.
Oh kraju pota, vodecega ma vi
savje, je bilo postavljenih umet-
nih grmov in cd bicevja nareje-
nih kupov, "a katerimi so sc So
vrazniki krili, ali pa vsai ne
vidni ostali.
V tenn Sc pokaze ma mestu, cd
grnlovja ne zastrtem, visoka po-
stava, mahajoca z roko.
"Santa Laureta, poznas tega
nicvredneza, Rdoles?" vprasa
iznenadeni Pepo.
"Mesanik, res, razbojnik
Kjer je ia, tam mu tudi oce nj
dalec!"
"Da, prav on JET" pritrjuje
Fabij. "Kmalu sc bo prepricaI,
kako mi sluzi njegova puska."
Zdaj vzdigne svoj glas ell
Mestizo:
"Kaksni mozje so tn doll ma
grobovju?"
"Takoj jih bos videl, ii ne
pridnez," odgovori gromovito
Kanadcanov glas.
"Kanadcan vzravna svojo We
likansko postavo, da je visoko
segala cez branilo. Tudi Pepo
skoci kvisku, postavivsi Sc po-
leg MEGA. Takoj vzdignejo In
dijanci ma drugi strani cd vese-
liza zaglusno tuljenje. Spoznali
so bill one tri lovce, XII so jim
bill z otokom V Rio Clio take
nezapopadno usli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27
(Nadalievanie)

s'Ne slutijo mic o nasem pri-
hodu, izpostavili pa bodo stra-
20. Poznam to krajevno prav
natanko, ker "a temi hribi je
spravljalisce "a mas coin, kadar
smo v Apacevini. Hrabri trije
lovci bi mogli piramido braniti
proti celemu indijanskemu pie
menu, ko bi je ne presegala ona
visina, s katere pada voda. Ma
to visavje moramo priti, pre-
den lovci zaslutijo naso prisot-
nost."
Obrne Sc k Indijanom, dajoc
Jim zapoved .Osmero Min sc
razprsi po sirokosti doline, osta-
Ii stirje pa korakajo "a trent
mozmi, ogibajoci Sc grobisca,
proti votlinl; kamor sta Sc 'bila
vceraj napotila Baraha in Oro-
cej.
Pepo Sc nj mogel premagati,
kakor tudi bi bill rad, da bi ne
bill razodel, kako pride tovari-
Soma v jako nevarni polozaj,
ako bode sovraznik z one visave
svoje krogle sipal ma plocadi pi-
ramide. Vrne Sc ma grobisce ta-
ko previdno, kakor je bill prisel.
Onadva sta cutila, ko sta ga vi
della, acajocega sc, da Jim je
odleglo; bila sta zanj skrbeh.
''Vse sem videl. Res jih je
dvanajst rdecnikov in trije bell,
vrli SENIOR Baraha poleg. La
gal Jim je, da smo vse bino bo-
nanse sprawl v grobisca."
"Ah," pristavil je RIDDLES,
"ujet je bill, pa Jim je zlato OBJ
ljubil "a odkupnino in zdaj Sc
hoce resiti z lazjo. IL najvecje
stiske osvobojen, jel Sc je oblju-
be kesati. Kje So"
'Razdelili so Sc. Osem rdecni-
kov mas zapira proti ravani,
drugi so gori mad vodopadom,
da jutri zgodaj zacnejo sire
ljati ma nas."
"Razumno izmisljeno."
''Se imamo casa, da jo odne-
semo. Proti onemu visavju nam
je pot odprta ostala. 1mamo
svoje tri dobre puske, Kucilov
karabinec ter Sc anglesko pusko
don Estevanovo; to Sc mi zdi
da je dosti proti dvanajst rde'