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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
BOzICNA PRIREDBA

Podruznica st. 48 SANS bo
ra bozicni dan, 25. decembra
priredila V Slov. del. domu ma
Waterloo Rd. plesno veselico,
katere cisti dobicek je name
njen "a takojsnjo pomoc nase-
mu narodu v domovini. Rojaki
in rojakinje so vabljeni, da sc
je udelezijo v elm vecjem Ste
vilu, in starsi sosproseni, da tu-
di svojim sinovom in hceram
priporocajo, da jo posetijo,
mesto da bi kje drugje iskali
zabave. Ia pies bo igral Vad-
,nalov orkester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
GLEDE TELEFONSKIH
KLICEV

Vodstvo Ohio Bell Telephone
Co. prosi, da sc ne bi tekom
praznikov rabilo telefona "a XIII
ce ma daljavo, ako nj to nujno
potrebno. V tenn casu bo veliko
moz in zensk v oborozeni sill
sirom dezele, katerim nj bilo
mogoce priti "a praznike do
NOV, skusalo klicati in priti "
dotiko svojimi domacimi po-
tom telefona. Pustite telefon-
ske zice proste "a nje danes, ju-
tri in ma boMcni dan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini DR.. in Mrs. Carl
Rotter, 2060 Chardon Hill Rd.,
so pa dobili lepo bozicno darilo
" cetrtek vecer, ko so Sc poja-
vile vile rojenice in pustile v
spomin krepkega sincka. V dru-
zini sta cd preje dive deklici,
katerima bo bratec gotovo delal
lepo druscino. Matt in dete Sc
nahajata v Glenville bolnisnici
in Sc dobro pocutita. Nase ee-
|stitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
POROKA

Porocila sta Sc M. M. 1/c
Frank Dacar, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Dacar, ITS e. 173 ST.,
in Miss Dorothy Eichhorn,
2O10O Collier Ave. zenin je pri-
Bel ma dopust ter sc vrne ma
svoje sluzbeno mesto dne 27.
decenbra. Novoporoce cencema
cestitamo in zelimo vse najbolt
BE, Y zakonskem zivljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

Ma dopust je prisel do Is. ia.
nuarja S/Sgt. Frank J. Supan-
cic, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Mike Su-
pancic, 6O26 St. Clair Ave., XII
je bill dine 1. augusta 1943 "a
jet, ko Sc je nahajal ma bomb
nj misiji mad petrolejskimi polji
v Romuniji. Njegovo letalo je
bilo zbito ma tia in z drugimi
clani posadke je bill wet. Kot
vojni ujetnik sc, ,je nahajal v Ro-
muniji do l. septembra t. l., ko
je drzava kapitulirala zavezni-
kom, in so bill ameriski vojaki
osvobojeni. Oh casu ko je bilo
letalo zbito ma zemljo, je bill
ranjen ter Sc je nekaj casa ma
hajal v bolnisnici.
Druzina Supancic Sc je pred
nekaj lett nahajala v Forest
City, Pa, odkoder Sc je prese-
lila v Cleveland. Prijatelji so
vabljeni, da ga obiscejo ma do
mu starsev. Pc dopustu Sc be
vrnil ma sluzbeno mesto v Flo
rido.
Ma dopust je prisel G. M. 3 /c
Frank Had, sin Mrs. Mary
Had, 6532 Meta Ave., kjer ga
prijatelji lahko obiscejo.
y y
Najlepsa bozicna in novolet-
ma voscila posilja nekje il Fran
cije, poznani bivsi Collinwood-
can Louis Elovar, XII je sedaj v
sluzbi Strica Sama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Delavca oropana

Snoci sta bila ma e. IS st. in
Cedar Ave. napadena diva delav-
ca, ki sta Sc vracala . della ia
stirje roparji SO jina well $40
in placilne ceke "a $125.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
vELIkA RU5kA
0FENzIvA Sc
JE Il zA(ELA
Porocila IL Berlina
javljajo o ''predigri"
ma latvijski 'front.',
kjer je stopila v BOZ
armada 27O, 600 MOI

LONDON, sobota, %.
dec. Berlinski radio je
snoci porocal, da Sc je veil
ka ruska zimska ofenziva
re zacela, in sicer da Sc je v
Latviji, kjer je obkoljenih
80 nacijskih divizij, pricelo
z operacijami 'velikopotez-
mega znacaja" 100000 moz
Rdece vojske, XII je posebno
opremljena "a zimsko VOL
skovanje.
Berlin operacije v Latviji O.
znacuje kot "predigro" "a splos-
no zimsko ofenzivo Rdece vol
ske.
PorocilO IL MOskve
Brzojavno porocilo, XII je do
spelo IL Moskve danes zgodaj
zjutraj, tudi pravi, da Sc je ma
dolgi vzhodni 'front.' ~ruska vol.
ska zacela gibati. Mocne SOW
jetske patrulje SO ' terenu,
kjer je 1.-Two srebro pablo pod
nielo, zacele sondiranjem
nemskih pozicij. Opozarja Sc,
da so Rusi v preteklosti izvoje-
vail svoje najveeje vojaske u
spehe v casu trde zine.
Rdeca vojska je dobila zim-
sko opremo in akciji so zopet
belo obleceni smucarji. Tank
so pripravljeni "a zimsko vre-
me in velike .mase vojastva so
zavzele svoje pozicije ma stra-
tegicnih postojankah.
(Dalje ma 3. stranD
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In mir ljuden,
ma sUetu

Skoraj doe tiso6Ietj; troI med 6loVe$tuom zgodba
bet1ehemske otrou XII maj b prinesel selj mir.
Due isoclet Se pomavlamo svetomocm obred IN poslu
Samo bo$icpo pesema o nniru.
Toda sgodba nsiru in sreei Sc nj aresmicla. Lju-
besem IN nrSnja ki taborta 6lovekoUem srcu, bjeta
ve6i boz Siujemje smrt sopet je sagala mr&ma
zopet je mrSnjo porocia c1ovekov u Nikdar Sc MISC
bile besede ubesen, svoboda, cviisacija tako 1ohko-
miselno rabljene pojnae, XII ponmeijo mjhovo
protje
Bo&T klic nru je saHrl, Sc preden e 1nogel priti
do semlje, do NEST in vasi dskh doov in do Go-
Oe$kega srco Zamrl vojni ri IN ze nazo jh XII
so ga slisaN.
Te$ko bi bio pre$teti milje, koder rasprosti-
rojo poljame snrti Teko b bilo presteti d XII oh
tenn svete ve6eru bres topzega ogmS6o, bres svojcev
IN bres donovne -.
Dvetisoc let Se 6akc c1ovestvo do Sc mesmG prero-
kovaje bet1ehemskem otroku IN da savlada ma senl
mir. kakor sasneh plapolajo danes preko sen-
lie sahteve nojvecjega boga useh 6asov-boga Marsa.
Kakor sasneh danes Sveto noe, zziva boSGno
pesneajo mair~ bojnG pesem tisoGev, prpravjenh
nove ofensive.
Kacor ljube6a brat IN sestro hodta po svetu mir
IN provcost, roko roki. Kjer nj enega tam tudi
drugi udoma6it. MI pa ho6enno mir brez pra-
Oicmost cato je mas glas po iru glas vpijocega p-
Scavi -.
Ali sli$imaos Ne svetomo6me pesmsi neiru in sreci
nsarvec jok IN stok ljudskih amoSc $irom, seeljske
oble, po katerih pada meusndjeni bic 0ojne -.
Ali nismo sotrivi vsi, do poszednjega clovekas Vsi
sno Sc saviH mepremo6jive paS6e svoje seb6nosi in
pozabk, da vsi do posledmjeqa oveko odqovorn so
use, kor Sc dogaja okoI mas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
BEL GIJCI BEzIJO,
AMPAK NE v PANIKI

NEKJE v BELGIJI, 20 de-
cembra. Belgijski civilisti
bezijo pred cetami nemske VOL
ske, kakor so leta 1910, ko so
naciji vdrli v Belgijo. Toda to
pot Sc promet vrsi ma dve stra-
nj. Proti nemskim silam Sc po-
mikajo ogromne mnozine mos
tva in materijala, in ma obrazih
bezecih civilistov Sc bere zau-
panic, da nemsko prodiranje ne
bo dolgo trajalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

152 St., v cerkev sv. Marie
Vnebovzetje in nato ma Calva-
ry pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
kratke vesti
NEMSKA LINIJA v"
ITALIJI ZLOMLJENA

RIM, %. decembra. - Mem
Ski odpor severovzhodno cd
Faenze Sc je zrusil, nakar so
kanadske cete udarile preko re-
ke Senio in zavzele trg Bagna-
cavello. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Udarna sila nenSke ofenzive zacela poiemati

T NADI IN PRIcAKOVANJU, da Sc ma zem-
RlII ljo kmalu zopet vrneta mir in dobra VOLTA, in
e@ da bo blagovest bozica postala nepisana po-
stava "a ljud ma svetu zelimo vesee in zado-
voljne praznke nasim naroSnikom, sotrudni-
kom in prijateljen.
Urednis+vo, uprovo in zos+opniki
"Enokoprovnos+i''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

Nadaljne mestne
novice boste nasli ma 8. strani
danasnje izdaje.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Victoria Emory Dies;
franklin Descendant

Miss Victoria de M. Emory, 49,
died yesterday at the Home for In
curables, 3720 Upton street NV,
where she had lived since the death
of her sister, Sarah Franklin Emory,
in 1940
Paul E. Johnson, family attorney
said Miss Emory was the oldest
direct descendant of Benjamin
Franklin through her mother, Mrs
Matilda Bache Emory.
Miss Emory was the daughter OF
Gen. William Hemsley Emory, Civil
War commander of the 18th Corps
and head of the Military Depart
ment of Washington from 1869 tc
1871. Her early life was spent on
Army posts. She later made her
home at 1718 H street NV. She was
the sister of the late Rear Admiral
William Hemsley Emory, who COM
manded the Bear on the Greely
relief expedition in 1884
She was a member of st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and H
street NV. where funeral services
will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
Miss Emory is survived by several
nieces and nephews including Capt
Dallas Emory, u. S, N.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Miss Irene Weir, Artist
And Teacher, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N. Y,
Mar. 23.-Miss Irene Weir, 80, of
Katonah, N. Y, artist and teacher
whose works are on exhibit in many
museums and colleges throughout
the country, died here yesterday.
One of her best known paintings
is a portrait Of her grandfather,
Prof. Robert M. Weir, founder of
the art department of the Military
Academy at West Point, N. Y.
Other of her paintings are Little
Red Top" at the Museum of Fine
Arts, Houston, Tex; "Emigrants"
and "Steerage" at Huntington Col
lege, Montgomery, Ala. and the
mural, "St. Francis, Canticle of the
Sun" at Rollins College, Winter
Park, Fla.
Born in st. Louis, she studied at
Yale University and abroad. She
was director of the Slater Museum
School of Art, Norwich, Conn, some
years ago and later founded the
School of Design and Liberal Arts
here.
She also was a director of art in
struction in Brookline, Mass, and
New Haven, Conn.
Evening star., 1944-03-23

been chief of the Census Bureau.
A native of Branford, Conn, he
was educated at Yale University
and the Ecole de Beaux Arts in
Paris and was first employed by the
Bureau of Fisheries to paint pictures
of fish in Puerto Rico, Hawaii and
Alaska. He later accepted a posi-
ton in the Post Office Department
and went from there to the Census
Bureau. He was made bureau chief
in 1910.
Leaving the Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, Mr. Bald
win became commercial attache
under Ambassador Walter Hines
Page in London. He served in
similar capacities in Brussels and
Paris.
He left the diplomatic service to
become representative of the British
American Tobacco Co. in New York
He was also vice president of the
Guaranty Trust Co., whose foreign
trade bureau he organized.
He is survived by brother, DR..
Edward Baldwin of Saranac Lake,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Myron SeIznick Dies;
Long Active in Films
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA MONICA, Calf, Mar. %.
-Myron Selznick, 45-year-old &C
tors agent and brother of Film Pro-
ducer David 0. Selznick, died early
today in Santa Monica Hospital.
He had suffered from internal
abdominal hemorrhages for several
days, his physician, DR.. A. w. kosky
said
Mr.. Selznick was born in Pitts
burgh and entered the motion pic
ture business at 16. He produced
films for United Artists and later
was general manager in charge of
production for Selznick Pictures. He
had been in the talent agency busi-
ness in Hollywood since 1929.
A daughter Joan, IA, survives.
He is also survived by his mother
Mrs. Lewis Selznick of Hollywood
and by another brother, Howard
Selznick.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow with Rabbi Max Nussbaum
of Temple Israel officiating.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
In 81 mrutnrtam.

L.
GEoRGE L. ABENDscHEIN. who died oc. &C.
tobe- %, 1880, and SUSIE M. ABEND-
who died March 81, I941.
Earth to earth and dust to dust
Calmly now the words we say;
Left behind We wait in trust
MhRY. MARGARET, ELIZABETH AND
uIIS'N, BEATRICE NOBLE. In LOVING
haTTERlDE Nc,p, NJ 9pr aaI%,ater and sisteI Re-
HE SIX years ago today, March %. 1888.
Gone are the steps We loved so dear,
Silent the voice We used 10 hear;
Too IA away for sight or speech,
Eut not too far for thoughts to reach
THE NOBLE FAMILY.
ADAMS. BEATRICE NOBLE. IN mem
ory OF our dear daughter -in-iaw and sis
ter-in-law. BEATRICE NOBLE ADAMS,
%ho ieft US six years ago today, March
Rest in peace
HER DEYOTED MOTHER -IN-LAW, FLORA
ADAAMS, AND SISTER-1N-LAW, OLGA
ANDERSON. MARY LAWSON. In loving
memory OF MARY, LAWSON ANDERSON,
wife Of peter Anderson, who died March
Until the day breaks
CARTER. HENRY II. In sad but loving
memory OF my devoted brother, HENRY II
CARTER. who departed this Ife seven years
ago today, March %, 1887.
! often sit and think Of you
And speak OF how you dlcd
To think you could not say good
Before you closed your eyes
DEVOTED SISTER, ANNIE c. PAYNE.
CARTER, HENRY II. In LOVING mem
ory OF our dear husband, father and grand
father, HENRY Il. CARTER, who left US
seven years ago today March 23. 1887.
Today recalls memory
OF loved one LAID to rest
And those who think of him today
Are those who loved him best
LOVING WIFE, CHILDREN AND GRAND.
CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1944-03-23

Born on the Isle Of Man, DR.. Ty-
son came to this country in 1908.
He served as orchestrator for the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
and many music publishing houses.
He directed the vocal chorus at the
Roxy Theater here for many years.
Surviving are his widow, the for
mer Anne Roberts of Seattle, and
daughter
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Garhs nf UhaukH

FRAZIER, RUTH VIOLA. The family Of
the late RUTH VIOLA FRAZIER acknowl-
edges with grateful appreciation to Rev
Joshua Edward, pastor; Rev. Whiting.
Reaper Club of Zion Baptist Church. John
son City Club, Progressive Social Club
neighbors and many friends, their kind ex
preSsions of sympathy and solos rendered
during their recent bereavement.
SISTER, FRANCES GREEN; SON, LEO A.
GARDINER, AND FAMILY.
MAHONEY, JAMES GARNER RURCH.
The family of the late Capt. JAMES GAR
NER BURCH MAHONEY wishes to express
its thanks and sincere appreciation to the
relatives and many friends for their kind
ness. sympathy and beautiful floral trib-
utes at the time of his death.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1944-03-23

at w e S I Falls
Church, will be
buried in Green
Wood Cemetery,
Brooklyn, N, Y,
at 4:40 pm. Sat-
urday.
Mr.. B a ! dwin
org a n lied the
Bureau of For
e i G n a n d Do
m e site C M
m e r ce in the
G o m merce De-
p a r tment and
was the bureaus
first chief. He
preyiO1ISlV h a Il
Evening star., 1944-03-23
STEWART. NJ

day March 21, 1914, at her residence. 474
0 st; NV, MARY LOUISE STEWART, de-
voted mother of Alfred Jesse and Emmer-
son Stewart and Elizabeth Gordon. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by w
Evening star., 1944-03-23
DR.. Louis }. Wolfe, 81,
Peury Surgeon, Dies

By the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Greg, Mar. 23.-Dr
Louis j. Wolfe, ST, surgeon for the
Peary expedition to the North Pole
in 1905-06 and a city health de-
partment official here rs years, died
yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
|Dr. }. c. Tyson, OreonistI
And Choral Leader, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 23.-Dr. James
Colquitt Tyson. Sc, choral leader,
organist and orchestrator, died Tues
day night at hospital here after
a long illness.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
Serge Huord Dies

MADRID, Mar. % L4J.-The death
in Paris of Serge Huard, former
secretary of state for family and
health in the Vichy government. was
reported yesterday in French
dispatch to Madrid.
Evening star., 1944-03-23
"A. H. Baldwin Dies;
Former Tariff Official

Albertus Hutchins Baldwin, 78,
member of the Tariff Commission
from 1925 to 1927, who died Friday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-13
EORTY-FOUR

AT THE END OF the hrst week
1t was certain that, Earring some
utterly unforeseen complication. the
operation on Ms. lynOlds was a
success and she would be better off
than before. Mrs. Reynolds herself
talked to Or Raynor from a tele-
phone III to her bedside. 1t was a
momentous occasion IN the history
OF the hospital. Or. Banning said
that before very long the patient
could be taken home. where she
would have TO continue N bed for
y while, but he vas sure that by
Labor Day size woui3 he riding her
wheel chair about the streets of
Talbot as before.
Russell came to see her late that
afternoon. and the old lady's eyes
we're bright. I'm going to give or
ders around here for the first time
In ages" she declared. ANNE.
you're dismissed IN Russells car
till tomorrow morning. He can
bring you back then. Meanwhile
he's to do whatever you say and
take you wherever you want to go.
And Anne, you're to have a proper
night at home. Can your doctor up
again from there. Because it is
your home. and | don't want you
to get out of the habit of it."
Anne smiled. AN right. 1 will
take time off. l have something i'm
portant to do"
Once she was out in the street
with Russell, he helped her into the
a and then said, where 90 we go
first? IN cell up Dan and :ell HIM
not to wait for me because"
She shook her head. No need to
call. We're going to your house.
I'm your guest for dinner es I've
been before-unless you won't
have me-"
But Dan"
I'm going so l can see Dan and
talk to him. | told you the other
day it was very important that l
have a long talk with him before
you two start on your trip. How
500 is that going to be 2"
He kesitated. In 9 way, it de-
Ponds on you. / could start tomor-
row.
Then you are starting tomor-
row. l won't keep you any more"
"Shouldn't We call Dan to tell
him you're coming ?"
Hes expecting me-"
Russell smiled. Cooks don't like
surprises. He has insisted on being
chief cook and bottle washer, as he
calls it. He may have mulligan
stew again"
Il hope So"
Nothing moro was said as they
drove along. The little -atches Of
~ o o d made cool, shady
stretches along the road. Just be-
fore they got into Talbot Anne
turned to Russell and said quietly,
Has Dan told you we are mar
ried?"
He hesitated. She drew a 'ong
deep breath. Il see that he has.
You woulC have said a great deal
If it had come to you as d surprise.
But I've suspected you knew. l
dare say he told you that first
aight home, the night Dwight and
met him"
Yes. Anne. He told me-"
Il told you, too. At least l told
you part of it."
Il was blind, Anne. l won't be
any more. And l want to help in
any way I can"
You have helped"
They got out of The car In front
II the house. Russell suggested 60
ing in FIST, but she said, We may
as well go in together"
DAM Anne called his name
very softly, but somehow the sound
reached him. The bowl shook in his
hands and he put it down carefully
before turning around. He stood
and stared. She held out her hand.
Aren't you glad to sec me 2" she
said.
He swallowed a lump in his
throat. II don't know
Her hand dropped. The ext in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-13

slant n ron to nm ma, putLlnS
her arms about his neck. kissed
him aGal! and again. He made no
move 10 hold her. She dropped her
arms and looked deep INTO his
eyes.
Don't you want me to kiss
you?"
He looked down and moved his
hands in a helpless gesture. I've
been working. I'm all swea.y. You
you look so beautiful"
She laughed suddenly. happily.
How do you know how | look
when you're staring down 1t your
feet?"
I'm ashamed for you to see me
like this
She put her hand caressingly on
his bare arm. "Ir1 SO glad to see
you-like :his. Now won't you look
up at me? Bare ankles don't bother
me-"
Il don't need to look at you to
know how beautiful you are. 1 see
you when my eyes are shut. l only
wish You couldn't sec me-"
Taking his face between her
hands. she kissed him again tender
ly. Whit a boy you still are. And
| want you to be like that. Never,
never change. If | go crazy and ask
you. just dump me overheard
again. I'll deserve it. May | stay to
dinner? | like crabs and beer. too.
And real California salad. And |
would also like a proper kiss. if
you can spare me one"
Tie drew back. Don't tease me.
1t isn't fair. I'm and dress"
She laughed and Blocked the
door. II won't let you out of my
sight until you tell me you love me
and-and forgive me for all my
stupidity"
Forgive you? You're making
fun of me. When Russell comes"
Russell brought me. He's up
stairs. Now do you love me-"
IN always love you. Nothing
can change that III do anything
for you. Iu-Ill die if YOU want
me to-"
He held out his hand earnestly.
She caught it and pulled him to-
ward her.
But you won't give me a kiss
when I ask for it ?"
Don't torture me, Anne. Look
at me. Dc you want IA tramp
like me? It's madness. DR.. Raynor
loves you. Wen fix up some way to
get rid of me-"
But l don't want to get rid of
| you" She held out her arms. Dan,
l love you"
He stood back. His voice was
husky. You couldn't. l married
you because you were hurt, angry,
and-and 1 thought maybe l could
help a little. l was mad. You should
have laughed at me l didn't know
DR.. Raynor then. He loves you. You
can't help knowing it. 1 saw it,
blind and stupid as l am"
Yes, he loves me-" She spoke
slowly, carefully. You love me too,
even if you seem very shy now.
You're my husband-and l love
you"
you don't. You pity me. You're
sorry for me. l know. It's always
been so. Out west l used to go to
a house and ask for a meal. I'd get
it because l was a poor boy It
was all right then, but this is diff
ferent. You belong to DR.. Eaynor.
You're part of his world. When l
saw you. two together knew. Look
at yourself, then look at me-"
II am looking at you. Dan. l
can't see how l could ever have
doubted how much I love you. Re
member that night in the noun
tains -"
mo. You're sorry for me now.
Then you'd hate me. You'd think of
all DR.. Raynor could give you.
What can I give you?"
Love"
"Raynor loves you, too"
She put her hand softly on his
arm again. Dan, Dwight doesn't
know anything about love as you
know it-and as | know 1t. now.
I'd ALWAYS be incidental to his ca