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Evening star., 1944-05-28

II we could hop a plane and Grab
pair of binoculars, ! could show
you very strange sights places
here and there where the tobacco
that goes into NICEROY Cigar
cites is grown. Our trip wouldn't
stop in our own Southland, for
NlCEROY'S tobacco is a fragrant
blend of both domestic and Turk
ish, and after this mild smoking
tobacco is assembled it's
processed, prepared and then
packed into cigarettes, down in
Louisville, Kentucky. Not the
least of this operation is the max
ing of the unique filter tip which
every NICEROY has to filter out
tars, resins, and other tobacco ir-
ritants. This filter is made from
intricate folds of paper and acts
as stopper" for tobacco crumbs
that get onto your teeth, into your
mouth and Aeck your lips. Try
V1CEROYS! l think you'll agree
You could fly forever and not find
. milder, cleaner and more enjoy.
able smoke!
Evening star., 1944-05-28
20 =

No WISE woman piles herself up
with too many tools for one simple
job! She learns the know how" of
doing it easily, safely and quickly
with ONE without fuss or
bother. So lady, put away your
brush, mop, pail, disinfectant !.
and just take can Of SANT.FLUSH
in hand when you tackle the toilet
bowls in your home! This powder
cleans toilet bowls FAST. And Just
because you live in a soft water
community where there are no min
erals to leave ugly stains Z. don't
forget there's constantly-formina
film where toilet germs lurk. Just
try sprinkline SANI.FLUSH in the
bowls twice week. No necessity
for scrubbins or securing. That's
because SANI-FLUSH works chem.
ically. It removes ugly stains and
discolorations :. +. cleans away
cause of toilet odors, too a
triple cleansing job that saves you
time, trouble and unpleasantness!
Ask for SANI-FLUSH it's
sold everywhere in two handy
sizes!
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Na1 S4A.s.
Keeping us.. us4A2

Scare headlines are never popular
and yet it IS important to
safeguard the charm Of natural
youth and loveliness! Otherwise,
it seems to slip away so needlessiyi
That's why ! again recommend
"VITAMINS Plus" the com.
bination of certain indispensable
vitamins so precisely balanced and
blended with iron, to give you those
necessary vital elements. Yes,
''VITAMINS Plus" gives you the
full protective amounts you need
EVERY day to help safeguard the
natural vitality on which beauty
and youthful appearance dependi
Start taking the z tiny VITA.
MINIS Plus" capsules every day.
Remember-Life Begins With
"VITAMINS PIus!''
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Miss Glenna Herren, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Herrell OF
Takoma Park. whose marriage to
Midshipman Robert Buck of Wash
ington will take place June Z. was
honored with a surprise miscellane-
Gus shower Friday evening.
The party was given by Miss
Virginia Strunk and Miss Iris Wof-
ford at the home of the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b..
Strunk in Takoma Park. Both Miss
Wotford and Miss Strunk will be
attendants at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert l., Nc
Keever OF Silver Spring have With
them two of their sons, Capt, Rob-
ert McKeever. who has come ffem
Fort Sam Houston. and Pvt, VIII
liam McKeever. who arrived Friday,
and their daughter, Mrs, William
B. Briggs of New York, Another
son, Corpi. James Edwin MekeeSef
has just returned to Camp After
bury, Ind.
Mrs. Jennis Mosren strickland
and her small son. jenniS Masfell
Strickland, III. have arrived in Sn~
yer Spring from Los Angeles, and
are visiting the formers mother
in-law, Mrs. X. X. Byron. and Mr.,
Byron. Mrs. Strickland has been
Joined by her husband, 1t, Sriek-
land. who has come from Westover
Field, Mass, The former Miss Kitty
Murray of Silver Spring, Mrs.
Strickland has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Banks A.
Murray, on the West Coast for the
past six weeks.
Mrs. William B. Wheeler of Bo-
gotta, N. j., is the guest of her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wheeler of Burnt Mills. 1t.
q. g. Wheeler, U. S. N. R., is on
duty in the South Pacific.
Mrs. Richard James of Silver
Spring is visiting her son-in-law and |
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Trueman P.
Smith, who moved to a farm in
Westminster the early part of this
month from Silver Spring. Their
home on Fidler Lane will be occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton O'Cal-
laghan and their three children,
Thomas, Timothy and Janet.
Pvt. Richard Shetterly, who has
been stationed in Denver, is visiting
his wife and small son, Russell Bond
Shetterly, who are making their
home at present with her. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bond Smith of Ta-
koma Park. He is also spending
some time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Shetterly of Silver
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Axtell have
visiting them at their home in Ia
koma Park Mrs. Caroline Beery and
Mrs. Mary AxteI of Conrad, Iowa.
Mrs. Douglas B. Clark has come
from Dayton for an indefinite stay
Evening star., 1944-05-28

How about making sure that moths
don't ruin YOUR precious, IRE.
placeable woolens? Why not do as
the big wooden mills do use
LARVEx, the amazing profes.
sional mothproo6ng method now
available for home use? LARVEX
penetrates the fbres, makes the
cloth mothproof. for moth worms
would rather starve than eat LAR
VEXED wooden! Dry cleaning
won't remove this mothproo6ne.
And, with LARVEX, there's no
odor, no wrapping, no storing away.
Ask at Drug and Department
Stores for LARVEX!
Evening star., 1944-05-28

The marriage of Miss Mary
Eileen Longcor, daughter of DR..
Charles C. Longcor of this city
and Mrs. Elizabeth N. Longcor of
Asheville, to Corpl. Arthur w.
Alexander, Army Air Forces, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. E. w. Alexander
of Arlington, Va, took place re-
Gently in the chapel of the Army
Air Field in Dyersburg, Tenn.
Chaplain Thomas Flynn, Off
ciated and a reception and dinner
followed at the Air Base Service
Club.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Mildred Stevens of Asheville and
Corpl. A. j. Scioffi of New York
was the best man while members
of Corpl. Alexander's squadron
and crew acted as ushers.
The bride is a graduate of
Washington and Lee High School
where she was lieutenant adju-
tant of the girls cadet corps and
captain of the bowling team. The
bridegroom is graduate of
Washington and Lee and prior to
entering the service he was with
the War Department.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

When an artist paints a warm and
glowing scene,-he chooses colors
with a touch of earthiness in them
Colds, ruby reds, tineling
bronzes that warm the heart. And
these are the same tones used in
1ARDLEY English Complexion
Powder especially made to
color.light your complexion into
a lively.gay warmth and blush-of-
laughter radiance! I've named the
shades before,-"Enelish Peach,
rosy-warm and tender :. "Zinnia",
sunlit and vibrantly vivid ,. Rose
Rachel, fresh, golden and glowing!
Ask to see these beautiful YARD
LEY powder shade "masterpieces"i
Cost is 81 at finer stores every
where! .-.-t-t
Evening star., 1944-05-28
money-&aek Guarantee!

I've forgotten to tell you that
there's money. back guarantee
with NADINOLA Cream. The
manufacturers make the cream with
such unusual care, and test it in the
NADlNOLA Complexion Clinic
for results on many types of skim
therefore, they confidently and un-
conditionally offer a money.back
guarantee if the jar of NADI-
NOLA you try does not produce
results claimed for it. Doesn't that
give YOU feeling of REAL con-
fdence that NADINOLA'S Away
action will help you clear up ex-
ternally caused pimples, will gently
loosen blackheads, Tighten and
brighten dull, dark skin and help
you fade freckles? Ask your Drug
9ist for NADINOLA and why
not send today for that FREE
color-illustrated booklet that tells
you more about itp Address re-
quests to Nancy Sasser. 271 Madi.
son Ave, New York 16, N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Varied Interests
In AnnabOHs

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 27.--Mrs
Douglas L. Howard, son of Mrs
Abram G.. Howard and the late
Comdr. Howard, who is a student
at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
at Blacksburg, Va, Is visiting his
mother.
Mrs. Mason Porter. Cusachs has
returned from New York where she
attended the wedding of Miss Helen
Casey and 1t. William Crenshaw
III, U.S.NR., son of Mrs. Crenshav
and the late Mr.. Crenshaw of Rich
Evening star., 1944-05-28

mond. 1t. Crenshaw is q nephew
of the late Carlos Cusachs who for
many years lived in Annapolis.
Mrs. Edgar Keats, wife of 1t.
Comdr. Keats, has joined her
brother, 1t. Robert James, after a
visit to her former home at VIII
mington, N. c.
Mrs. George w. Simpson has as
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Washburn of New York. Mr.. WASH
burn was formerly on the teaching
staff at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Ruben Rogers of Baltimore
Is spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles r. Brin-
dupke, wife of Comdr. Brindupke.
Mr.. John p. Bowers of Phiiadel-
phia is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Charles E. Jones.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

YES,-the Spring sun IS unfair to
your complexion unless you keep
your skin we'll fabricated. So why
not pat EDNA WALLACE HOP
PER'S Homogenized Facial Cream
on face and throat EVERY night?
Wipe off after 8 minutes and
enjoy the marble.smooth caress-
inely soft and glowing appearance
your skin will have if you use this
famous HOPPER'S Cream faith.
fully! Cost is low at Cosmetic
Counters but quality is high
in this wonderful "AT HOME"
facial
Evening star., 1944-05-28
A announcement

Mr.. Buckner Beasley announces
the marriage Of his sister, Miss
Marye Luda Beasley, to Mr.. Gregor
A. Stuart. the ceremony taking place
Friday in the Foundry Methodist
Church with the Rev. Frederick
Brown Harris ofnciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart will make
their home at 1895 K street.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
entertaining TIPS

- When guests drop in when
you're planning special dinner that's the time be SURE
you've RYKRSP handy This 1000 whole grain
everybody because of its toasted and hearty More
than that it's popular bread reducing
has only % and helpful
to wheat milk eggs because only salt and this
delicious unleavened bread RYKRISP perfectly salads
cheese and spreads wholesome purpose
for serving meal Ask for KRSP family and
for distinguished serving to YOUR quests!
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Wedding Notices

Detailed descriptions OF wed-
dtngs must be receiped by The
Star in udD1nce OF or on the
date OF the ceremony and must
bear a signed authorization.
In ordinary circumstance an
nouncements OF marriages can
not be used II submitted more
than a tOeek after the ceremony.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Dopu man1 {,
a resa4y-Good
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This wonderful new permanent
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I you want the finest permanent
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u price is a consideration, &c,
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Evening star., 1944-05-28
Snn.n.e, Drink, :. *

Kids have happier whipping
homemade drinks So why supply them with BURNETTS
Kit and these 29 BURNETTS Flavor
have real fun making drinks BURNETTS
Orange Lime Cherry Mint make Lemonade into four
different dks Banana Maple milk shakes
watering Raspberry Strawberry Pineapple
added lemon juice and with BURNETTS
Food Color for looks rewards perfect
refrigerator toothpck cube
gives Popsickles de Luxe!
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Takoma Park.Silver Spring
Party Giuen Bride-Elect;
.Seruicemen Visit Home

with her daughter, Miss Ruth M.
Clark of Silver Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bradford Fox Of
Silver Spring are entertaining the
formers sister, Miss Margaret Fox
of Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-05-28

This tiny sketch holds rich rewards
for you this summer just ask
your Druggist for this shaker.top
box OF AMOLIN Personal Deodo-
rant Powder and see how many
helps it brings to you! First off,
it's a wonderful, all-over deodorant
powder that's cooling and refresh.
ing while giving the desired deodo.
rant protection. Nert,-it forms a
soothing, comforting film for your
feet when you 90 without stockings,
helps protect shoes from unpleasant
odors and helps protect you
from Athletes Foot! And AMO-
LIN Personal Deodorant Powder
DOESN'T CAKE! Ask for it in
Drug and Department Stores!
You'll need it ALWAYS on those
certain days of the month when a
sanitary deodorant is an ESSEN.
TIAL!
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Want to MULTIPLY ration points for the
really have for good cookery? Then WEIGHS >
Orange Marmaade help out! It's mo point" spread
that's marvellous substitute for butter III
for the really t ~
must have Serve family the mornings ~ Il
with hot biscuits rolls mullins for
sandwiches crackers wafes and pancakes for X
Sunday night They'll hardly realize there's
butter the specially selected fresh blended
this mamaade that especially the AMERICAN
makes butterAavor unnecessary Weh ORANGE MARMALADE
artificial Havong duterants
Ask for it!
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Highlands left Thursday for Rox-
bury. Me-. where they win be guests
for the summer Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Victor A. Binford.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
Ao,i.,y I,..!

Don't forfeit that midnight, June
lst, is the deadline for entering the
simple contest that gives you a
chance to win one Of the 100, FREE
pairs Of beautiful GORDON Ho-
siery offered for the best letter on
what you want in your postwar
hosiery. So get busy :. jot down
your ''hosiery-hopes" for tomorrow,
in not more than 50 words. A
penny postal card will do. Address
it to Nancy Sasser, I'll Madison
Ave, New York 16, N. r., writing
your name, address and stocking.
size plainly. GORDON Hosiery
experts will judge the contest!
Here's luck in winning one of these
100 FREE pairs Of better COR
DON Hosiery!
Evening star., 1944-05-28

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Marjorie v.
Weber, daughter of Mrs. F. Pal
mer Weber Of this city and Mr..
Edward l.. Weber Of Detroit, to
Corpl. William L. Allwine, son
of Mrs. j. Martin Allwine Of this
city and the late Mr.. Allwine.
The wedding took place recently
In the Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church. Miss Evelyn L. Weber,
sister of the bride, was the maid
of honor.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
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Evening star., 1944-05-28

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-17
(Nadaljevanje)

Bjorn nj bill takega znacaja ko
njegov brat, ali ker je bill Fusi
postenjak, so bill v Oelandu mne-
MIA, da so vsi ljudje njegove krvi
postenjakovici. "Pa Sc malo mo-
tijo," je mislil sam pri sebi Ka-
leb in 81 cestital, da je odkril pc
go ma Aronsonovem scitu, XII bo
lahko kazal prstom nanjo. Ne,
ze dolgo casa We, da Bjorn nj tax
decko ko njegov brat. Bjorn 81
! nj niti prizadeval, da bi Sc naucil
anglesko, kakor je to -storil Flu
81. ,Kaleb je sklenil, da ma poti
domov obisce "a trenotek Fusija.
Bila je pa Sc neka druga stvar,
XII bi Sc bilo po Kalebovem mne-
nju vredno pozabavati njo. Sko-
| Gil je ma voz, zacmokal konju in
ga zasukal proti Klovaczevi do
maciji. Bill je lep dan in Kaleb je
bill izredno dobre wolfe. Ko je
okrenil konja proti zapadu, je
incl pred ocmi svoja polja, XII so
bila re VISA v zelenju in mnogo
obetajoca. Ma vzhodu je lezalo
pusto, kamnitno zemljisce Anto-
ma Klovacza, kjer je incl ia ne
kaj jutrov borne timotejevke.
Posmehljivo Sc je zarezal oh mi
sli, da je prisel Mark Jordan ma
ia borni koscek zemlje, XII ga bo
Anton Klovacz cez nekaj mesecev
pustil svojcem, seveda, ce mu
bo sreca mila in mu DO drzava,
XII je Cd ME odvisen, pripoznala
lastninsko pravico!
! Kaleb je zakrenil z vozom ma
ozko, malo izvozeno gozdno pot,
XII je drzala mimo Klovaczevih
stranskih gospodarskih poslopij,
Vozil je pocasi in je zavozil S
ceste, tako da so kolesa tekla pc
travi in delala cim mani suma
Iztegoval je vrat, da bi mogel
objeti ocmi kar najvec Klo-
Vaczevega posestva.
/ Preteklo je vec mesecev, cd.
kar je zadnjikrat govoril z An.
tonom, ali v Yellow Postu je I'VE.
del, da moz magic hira in pojde
prav kmalu mesto, da ga pre-.
isce izkusen Specialist. Toda te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-17
Marta Ostenso
STRASTNI BEG

novice SO lie potrjevale porocilo
Barta Nugenta, XII je svojim
zadnjim pismom naznanil Kale-
'bu, da je Mark Jordan iznena-
da odpotoval in namerava oditi
ma Klovaczevo domacijo. Bart je
bill razborit clovek in je vse ziv-
ljenje zvesto sluzil Kalebu, ne da
hi bill slutil, cemu. Menil je do
brohotno, da sc Kaleb zaradi
Amalije tako 1.-Two zanima "a
Marka. Kot zivinozdravnik in po-
sestnik hlevov je lahko vzdrzeval
Markom Jordonom prijateljske
stike tudi po vojni in je zvesto
porocal Kalebu o vsakem kora-
ku, XII ga je bill mladenic napra-
vii. Kaleb Sc je smehljal sam pri
sebi, ko je incl v mislih pred
ocmi ia polozaj. Bart mu je bill
dober pomagae. A sedaj =
Kaleb je potegnil IL zepa pri
telovniku njegovo zadnje pismo
S tistim vred, XII ga je bill preje.
cd uprave bolnisnice. Zmajal je
z glavo in v oceh Sc mu je poja.
vii izraz,H XII ga je bilo lie redko.
kdaj opaziti v njih. Amalija ne
sme nikoli zvedeti, da je Bart
Nugent umrl. Kajti bas Barta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-17
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov. l.. J.
vaj mirno. Tvoja zelja Sc je il
Zgodovinska pove.t il leta 1873

vaj mirno. Tvoja zelja Sc je IL
polnila."
xxx.
Ljudje, XII so sli oh zori dru-
gega dne il Brdovca v Zapre-
Sic, Sc MISC malo cudili dvema
jezdecema, XII sta dirjala po po-
ii ma malih turskih konjih. E.
den izmed njiju je bill, kolikor je
bilo mogoce po obleki soditi,
Uskok, drugi je bill bled in bra
dat, ma sebi je incl tursko O.
bleko, samo po kucmi in po dol
gih laseh 81 ga izpoznal, da je
kristjan. ze sta prisla jahaje
molce vstric do sela. Kar sre-
cata.na poti deklico, kakih dvaj-
set let stare, XII je nosila veliko
cutaro.
bog te spremi, deklica!" "a
klice Uskok, potegnivsi konja
"a uzde, "ali mi das piti?'
DAM odgovori deklica, po'
gledavsi izpod oci vojaka in mu
ponudi cutaro.
"Si-li Brdovcanka ?" vprasa
Mogajic in pridrzi konja.
"Sem."
"Ves-i," nadaljuje Mogajic
"ali sta SLEPT Jurko in njegova
hci Jana doma?"
Mladenka pogleda zacudenc
mladega junaka in rece:
"Ta diva ne stanujeta vec '
Brdovcu, re dolgo casa sta pr
Matiii Gubcu v Stubici."
"V Stubici Sc preplasi Mo
gajic.
"SeVeda,' potrdi dekllca.
"Marko!" rece svobodni kmet
svojemu tovarisu, obrniva ko
ME, pojdiva Stubico.'
'Da bi te," Sc nasmehne u
skok, "kako Sc ii mudi. Pojdivs
v vas k botru Gregoricu, a pc
poldne greva h Gubcu.
"Nocem, nazaj h Gubcu," 81
upira Mogajic in obrne konja.
"Eej, pa maj DO po tvojem,
skomizne z rameni Uskok. "l
Bogom deklica, in hvala."
Hipoma oddirjata tovaris;
ma iskrih konjih nazaj, docim j
gledala deklica zacudeno "a Mi
ma.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-17
NAzNANIL0

Cenjenemu obcinstvu in his
MIN gospodarjem naznanjam,
da sem sedaj pricel barvati hi
Sc zunaj in znotraj kot prejsnja
leta. Delo DO prvovrstno in ce-
ne zmerne. Sc priporocam "a
naklonjenost. VICTOR KOVA-
CIC, 1858 Norwood Rd., ENdi-
colt 2549.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-17
(Nadalievanje)

Tako bile vedno mocneje in
mocneje mlado srce po prvem
plamenu ljubezni. Pri odprtem
oknu sedi zopet Zofija. Zlata
mesecina Sc igra ma njenih la
sch in seva ma srecnem lieu. A
blazeni sijaj njenega ocesa I'LL
va neizmerno blazenstvo v oci
mladega, bledega cloveka, XII
sedi pri nogah device. To je Mi
lie. Bell prstki Zofinini so Sc Ia
pletali drhtec crnih laseh ju-
nakovih, ma katere kane vcasih
svetla solza deklice.
"Zjutraj," izpregovori dekli-
ca, "sem umirala cd zalosti, a
sedaj ginem cd radosti. Moi To-
mo, mole srce in mole zivlje-
ME. Sill to ii, 81 tt? V svojih
rokah drzim tvojo glavo, da, da,
tvoja je. Ne bi je dala "a cell
svet. Oh, ia svet brez srca, brez
duse! Prevarali so me, izdali Sc
me, omoziti so me hoteli
drugim. Da 81 mrtev, so rekli
Oh, hvala ii Bog, xiv je, xiv!
Skoro ne verjamem. Daj, da "a
prem oci, sanjati hocem, da sem
nesrecna, da 81 mrtev' - dekli-
ca zapre oci, jih nitro odpre
- "glej," rece, "zbudila sem Sc,
ii nisi mrtev, tt 81 tn, tt SO
moi - ma veke moi! Sestra!
Sc obrne deklica k gospel Mar
ii, XII je sedela bolj oddaljena v
mraku IN motrila mlada, srec-
ma cloveka, "sestra! Bog je ven
dar dober in predober. Cd srca
Sc mu zahvaljujem "a vse svo,
ie nuke. Bill bila delezna da-
nes tolikega veselja, ako ne bi
bila pretrpela toliko muk?"
''Da, dober je Bog!' odvrne
Marta, ''in pokazal je danes
krutim dusam, cudezno mocjo
da Sc biva pravica mad zvezda'
mi."
"Govori, pripoveduj," rece ne
vesta zarocencu, "kaj 81 pretr-
pei, koliko gorja 81 prestal "a
radi meme? Plakala bonn, milo
plakala, da tt poplacam svo.
dolg.'
"Molcimo rajsi," zasepece ju'
max, ne trenivsi z ocesom Cd ne
veste, "pusti me, da 6 / e d a m
mem v tvoje lice, da Sc ga ma
gledam mesto onih let, ko te
nisem videl. Zapustil sem te kot
popje, a nasel sem te kot raz,
cvelo rozo. Nicesar nisem trpel
pozabil sem vse, sedaj sele pric,
mem ziveti, ker gledam tebe, ke1
81 moja. Ako Sc mi izgubis IL
pred oci, bonn oslepel, ako u
mres, bonn umrl "a tebcj, ka'
kor dvojcek "a dvojckom."
"Oh, vecno bos gledal,
vzklikne deklica.
Srecna deklica nasloni glavc
ma junakove prsi. Bajno je su.
mela reka, sladkejse je pei sla
vec ma zeleni veji, mocneje Sc je
lesketala v Saw mesecina, a '
mraku je sedela Marta. Solzs
zatrepeta ma njenem ocesu ii
tho zasepece gospa: "Evo
Glej ma mas, oce Ambroz, poci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-17

in njegovega zvestega porocanja
3 Marku Sc je zena tako bala.
Bart je bill edini stik, XII ga je
incl Kaleb 2 vnanjim svetom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

VACATION tlmc psychologists say,
when he is removed from his usual
friends and environment and can
make his resolve quietly and logically
Moreover, too many people put
their resolutions in the purely mega
tive form They resolve NOT 10 do
something What they need most is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

psychologists say because il can
reach down 10 the minds subcon-
Scious level. where many of our deep
est habit patterns exist One man
went 10 sec a psychologist about his
loud snoring, which kept his wife
awake
Nothing much could be done about