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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-06-01

$50 million pounds-for our fighting
men and fighting allies. On top of
that there should be made over 500
million more pounds of this nutri-
tious food for civilians of Our land.
More than taUice as much cheese as
the nation could produce wheas the last
war ended is needed 2so0!
We of Kraft who work with the
dairy farmers of America know how
earnestly they strive to meet these
goals. Short of hands and equip
ment, they carry on as best they
humanity can. And they'll succeed
with the help Of Providence.
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jobs will be filled. At present,
only about 10000 workers are
being recruited monthly for
transfer to shortage areas, against
need for $4,000.
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THE eTu zsx''srMENT, ONE OF SERIES 70 u-1n
TO re PUBLIC WITH barry mttp AcouA'N7
I''ok' appears h@poge size in II. ~'Neo''oN
'0' June a'd and Golfers June n7tb sss ,'''00> Evening
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-06-01

WAR BONDS for your Sc
curity tomorroW-buy todays
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Because Of The tremendous demand,
both military and ciCili0sa, you may
not be able to get as much KRAFT
Cheese as yOu woatId like, or get your
tauorite r0rietieS-KrQft American,
"Old EngIish", "Phaladelbhia"
Brand Cream Cheese, VeLUeeta, ard
so ON. But yOa4 may be SIRE, as ARRAYS,
that any cheese or cheese food which
bears the Kraft name represents the
very highest standard of quality.
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trip to Aberdeen, Monday.

Messrs. r. c.. Barr and Robert
Barr, of West Jefferson, were I'M
Warrensville, Sunday afternoon
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KRAFT CHEESE COMPANY
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
HEALING SPRINGS

Clyde Blevins, Guy Brown, Bill
ly Caldwell, Lydia Brown, John
Balwin, Don Baldwin, Mike Pas
ley, Carl Neaves, Darrell Black
burn, Guiles Blevins, Cone Dick
son, Vaughn Howell, Earl Jones,
Pervey Blevins, Virgil Blevins, J.
C. Blackburn, Robert Jones, Paul
Howell, Leonard Howell, Kent
Dickson, Rector Rash, Clyde How
ell, Hilbert Blevins, Elmer Black
burn, R. F. Blevins.
Leonard Brown, Joseph Brown,
Worth Hoosier, Bradley Phipps,
Norge Baker, Ronda Jones, Shu-
ba Taylor, Earl Baker, Claude
Baker, E. R. Duvall, Jr., Leonard
Taylor, Hix Rhodes, Posy Owen,
Jessie Hurley, Frederick Francis,
Earl Rartsoe, Vaughn Brinegar,
Carl Brinegar.
Robert Phipps, Howard Stuart,
Hunter Barker, Reeves Mcmillan,
Ralph Barker, Winfred Brooks.
Talmadge Hurley, Dennis Hurley.
Ernest Blevins, Dale Hurley, Da-
vid Brown, Leodis Gambill, James
Ballou, Jay Hurley, J. S. Vaught,
Orben Francis, Fitzhugh Hash.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA

Dale K. Spencer, Everett Por-
ter, Garland Porter, Don Pierce,
Joe Barker, Harry Bar ker, EN-
inert De Vault, Wayne Blackburn,
Dale Blackburn, Ray Blackburn,
Bill Davis, Martin Davis, BERTHE
Parsons, Grant Parsons, Jack
Thomas, Stanley Walker, How
ard Sexton, Charles Sexton, Ell
wayne Sexton, Burl Pierce, Loren
Brown, Charles Gore, Twinkle
Gore, Rodney Brown, J. c. Pierce,
Jr., Russell Handy, Dale Brown,
Howard Brown, E. P. Du Vail,
Morgan Weiss, Jack Phipps, John
Walter Garvey, Edwin Garvey,
Ralph Reeves, Leonard Brown,
DeWard Coward, Elmer Spencer,
Victor Roupe, Kermit Wiles, Ell
mer Du Vail, Dale Sage, Dennis
Sage, Bill Thomas, Charles Young,
CleVe Perry, Almond Halsey,
Darwin Walker, Warren Barker,
Lacy Sexton, Norman Waddell,
Doris Waddell, Joe Thompson,
Blair Thompson, Lester Thomp-
son, Roy Blevins, Gale Phipps.
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NATHAN'S CREEK

Dale Atwood, Pete Blevins, Ro-
bert Mac Absher, Robert Fender,
Bill Emmett Mcmillan. Albert
Kelly, Ballard Kelly, Paul Thomp-
son, Ralph Thompson, Burl Fow-
Ter, John Gentry, Jess E., Gentry,
Jr., Tom Gentry, Dean Penning-
ton, Breeze Pennington, Marvin
Pennington, Gentry Pennington,
Preston Pennington.
Marvin Stump, Paul Hart, Jew
ell Hart, Everett Shepherd, How
ard Tucker, Veneer Thompson,
Clint Dancy, Woodrow Absher,
Rex Fowler, Burl Bare, MILFORD
Witherspon, Guy Shepherd, Rog-
er Shepherd, Joe Hurt, Robert
Hurt, Larkin Witherspoon, John
Witherspoon, Robert Brown, Rog-
er Shepherd, G. w. Reeves.
Buster Richardson, Robert
Phipps, Lester Phipps Harold Alb
sher, Harley Ross, Howard Bare,
Willie Bare, Sidney Mcmillan,
Mont Shatley, Reed Blevins, Tom
Blevins, Larry Sheets, Colonel
Brown, DIN Kearley, Bowie
Church, F. L. Coward, Glen Bare,
Dean Shatley, Orville Blevins,
Gale Bare.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
FLEETWOOD

M. D. Church, Lame Keller,
Conrad Yates, William Yates,
Gwyn Yates, Harold Hughes, Rex
Miller, Johnny Miller, Homer
Gentry, Arlie Phillips, Alfred
Phillips, Cecil Fletcher, Raleigh
Greer, Julian Mcclure, Wendell
Johnston, Gabriel Black, Buster
Black, Ithel Lemly, Townley
Lemly, Winfred Vannoy, w. S.
Watson, Jr., Talmadge Houck,
Gene Houck, Claude Houck, Fair
fax Jones, Walter O.. Hartzog,
George Hartzog.
Paul Church, Charles Keller,
Edward MoretZ, Lester Moretz,
Ronald Phillips, Lee J. Moretz, o.
c. Greer, Lloyd Goodman, Elwood
Goodman, Worth Kimberlin,
Gwyn Friesland, John D. Hartzog,
Ed Walker, Robert Davis, Paul
Miller, J. c. Greene, Foch Watson,
Norman Lemly, Sherman Norris,
Roland Hare, Norman Wood,
Garland Grogan, Burl Baker, and
Wayne Gentry.
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Are Now Serving
On BattlefrOnts
OF Entire World
A Large Number Of Former
Students Are Now In All
Branches Of Service

Hundreds of Ashe county stu
dents are now fighting for liber-
ty and democracy throughout the
world. They are included in all
branches of service and are max
ing splendid record for them
selves and their country.
Many of them have been dec
Grated for bravery. Some have
been wounded, others reported
missing in action and some have
made the supreme sacrifice.
In addition to the alumni, a
number of former teachers are al
so now in service. Two high
school principals, Robert Davis
and James Miller have gone in
this year and Joseph A. Martin
expects to enter the navy soon.
Other former teachers who are
in service are Dale Atwood, o.
car Houck, Charles Weaver, Miss
Laura Mcconnell, Frank James,
Kyle Dickson, Paul Bowers, w. B.
McNeill, MILFORD Cox and Colonel
Francis.
Published here is a few of the
many alumni of the nine high
schools of the county now IN
service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27

Hardin, Robert McNeill, Roy
Houck, Harry w. Tribble, Joe
Williams, Wade Williams, Gilbert
jackson, Archie Speaks, Robert
F. McNeill, Bower Severt, Clyde
Jones, Garland Hare, Robert L.
Morgan, Alonzo Goodman, Bucky
RAIDER, Jimmie Rhodes.
Jimmy Allen, r. c. Miller, Har-
old Long, George Burgess, Clyde
Goodman, Cecil Miller, Allen Mil
Ter, Harry Lee Miller, Norman
Hege, Jr., Roy Poe, James Hare,
Jr., Jack Miller, Leighton Meeks,
Bailey Barker, Paul Hopkins,
Bland Severt, Paul E. Wyatt, Gill
bert Lyles, Walter Ralph Wyatt,
Phil Houck, Isaac Worley, Thorn
as Mcneil, Bruce Phillips, Greer
Edwards, Dempsie Mcneil, Brad
ley Miller, Joe Houck.
Thomas Bowie, Jr., John A.
Weaver, Jr., Bud Campbell, Billy
Eller, J. C. Eller, J. M. Goodman,
Jesse billiard, Jones billiard, Bill
Phillips, Wallace Houck, Johnnie
Ashley, A. NJ. Jones, Jr., John
Keyes, T. B. Grayson, Jr., Jack
Johnson, Claude TripIette, R. P.
Lewis, Jr., Gordon Lewis, Miller
Ingram, James G. Gambill, Jr.,
Harold Stringer, Dean Severt-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
JEFFERSON

Lester Arnold, Glenn Austin,
Leonard Bare, Bill Bare, Erwin B.
Bare, James A. Badger, George P.
Bower, Basil Barr, Ed Barr,
George Baker, BERTHE Bare, Cliff
ton Bare, Hansel Bare, Vestal
Bare, Gale Bare, Bill Barker, G.
T. Badger, Jr., Lynn Bare, Rich
ard Black, Ford Bare, Grant Bau-
guess.
Larry T. Caudill, Russell D.
Caudill, John L. Cockerham,
James F. Cockerham, Charles
Cockerham, George T. Coward,
Harold Dickson, Glenn Dixon.
Clint o. Dollar, Robert Davis,
Bruce Dent, j. L. billiard, Bryan
Dickson, Joseph Eller, Bruce Far
rington, Everett Little, R. P. Lew
is, Jr., John Paul Lewis, Vernon
Lyles, Dennis Lewis.
Make Miller, T. C. Miller, Jr.,
Guy Marsh, Cecil Miller, Bill Nc
Neill, Joe Porter, Virgil Rash,
Fred Rash, Noel Sheets, Clayton
Sheets, Edward Sheets, Val
Sheets, D. E. Sheets, Lloyd Shoe
maker, Robt. B. Shoemaker, Kyle
Shoemaker, Gene Stanley, James
D. Walters, Ned Weaver, Walter
A. Worth, Linnie Woodie, Hoke
Wagner, James Waugh, Monte
Weaver, Andrew Wellons.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
Ashe County High School Alumni Now Fighting For Liberty And Democracy

WEIGH, Richard Sexton, Willford
Porter, Thomas Ham, Harry Ora
ham, Charles Carter, Spencer
Holcomb, Dale Roland, Ray Os-
borne, Joe Allen Warren.
Harry Patton, Dale Shepherd,
Ralph Greer, Garnet Clark,
Claude Powers, Robert GRAPHICAL,
John Kilby, Elmer Jones, Richard
Sexton, Lloyd Dolinger, Ralph
Fulcher, Ben Roland, Paul J.
Buttery, Kay Eller, Verna Shep-
herd, Norman Shepherd, Glenn
Miller, Moody Shepherd, Warren
G. Hartsoe, Dale Denny, Thomas
Powers, Jr., Bryan Kirby, Jr.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27

Graham, Worth Younce, John
Mikeal, John Trivette, John Wink
Ter, Joe Bill Clawson.
Byrl Mcclure, c. L. Duncan,
Emory Lewis, Sam Davis, Russell
Howell, Willard Trivette, Worth
Howell, Jim Potter, Will Yates,
Howard Greer, Jeff Davis, J. B.
Raglan, Glenn Mcclure, H. R. Nc
CURE, Lowell Houck, Buster Wor-
ley, Howard Jones, Bill Bledsoe,
Buster Howell, Herbert Howell,
Alfred Miller, Beach Parsons.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
LANSING

Frank James, Vance James,
Morris Eller, Vaughn Stansberry,
Raymond Powers, Banner Dolin-
ger, Shirley Ham, Pearl Dolinger,
R. NJ, Paul Chapel, Bob Baker,
Walter Eldreth, Vera Rackley,
Glenn Shepherd, Ray Blevins,
John Rackley, Raymond Moore,
Louis Childress, Charles Ed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
RIvERvIEW

Theodore Eastridge, Carl Ro-
land, Marvin Arnold, Robert Bar
low, Dewitt Lewis, Ray James,
Smith Shoemake, Glenn Wilson,
Eugene Oliver, Junior Eller, Fred
Stuart, Bill GRAPHICAL, Quayle Bar
low, Ralph Sluder, Frank Roland,
John Paul Brown, Carroll Mel
son, Jack Lewis, and Herman Lit
tie,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
ELKLAND

Howard Holman, Coolidge Hol'
man, Coy Mikeal, J. c. Krider,
Julian Ragan, Merrill Norris,
Buddy Cooper, Shirley Jones,
Byrl Bledsoe, Jackie" Grogan,
Worth Sykes, J. D. Grogan, ]. D.
Miller, Ashley Howell, Jack
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-04-27
WEST JEFFERSON

Claude H. Mcneil, Raymond
Goodman, Jessie Severt, John
Crowson, Robert Liddle, Fred H.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

believed that the sand dunes in the
eastern part Of the valley were i'm
passable.
Irrigation District Formed
The Imperial Irrigation District
was formed in Ill so that the peo-
pie themselves took over the own
ership of the water rights.
First mention of the All American
canal was made by the association
in 1912 when it was suggested that
a canal be constructed entirely
within the bounds of The United
States so that the international
complications could be dispensed
with. In November, 1917, the sec
retary of the interior was asked to
make an immediate survey to de-
termine the cost and feasibility Of
building it.
Constantly harried by floods or
threatened with no water at all
for their crops because Of insuffi-
cient flow of the Colorado River,
the people began to talk Of building
storage dams. There were those
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Imperial Valley
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Continued from Page g.
in a waterleSs, unsettled. almost un-
known desert in the hope that wa
ter would be brought more than so
miles fro mthe Colorado River. But
this miracle was accomplished.
:. Water Carried In
Long LefOre the canals were
started. families were living in I'm
perial Valley in tents and III arrow
weed shacks. They depended on a
water supply brought by train to
Flowing Wells now inland and
then transported by team and wag-
on across tortuous desert trails to
the vicinity Of what is now Imperial
and the territory surrounding it.
Construction Of the canal was
commenced in December 1900 and
by June q, 1851, the canal was COM
pleted. In % months more than 400
miles of canals and laterals were
built. more than 100000 acres Of
land were made ready for water.
Again iE 105 the raging Colorado
River broke its banks and cut into
new channels - the Alamo on the
east central portion of the valley
and the New River on the west
Both of these streams found their
way into the lower portion of the
valley to the north which was known
as Salton Sink, huge salt deposit
from which salt had been mined in
commercial quantities. During the
floods the sea attained a length of
As miles, breadth of II miles and
an area Of 410 square miles with
a maximum depth of 83 feet
Flood Finally Controlled
The flood threatened the entire
valley for two years and was brought
under control when President Theo-
dore Roosevelt appealed to E. H.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

who opposed this because they felt
that this would delay the building
of the All American canal. In 1919
it was decided to present bill be
fore congress asking for funds to
construct an All American canal and
storage dams.
Huge Projects Begin
From 1919 until 1881 vigilant
group OF public spirited citizens
carried on a fight to obtain the
canal and dams Finally the Boulder
Canyon Project act was signed and
construction was started on one of
the greatest engineering feats Of all
time
With the opening Of the Boulder
Dam Project, man had at last har-
messed the mighty Colorado River
The Hoover Dam at Boulder Can
yon was built to control the flood
waters, and the Parker Dam at
Parker was constructed to deliver
water to the metropolitan districts
in the Los Angeles basin. The All
Continued on Page 10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

Hartman of the Southern Pacific
Railroad system for assistance in
closing the break in the river. After
the break was closed a new rush of
settlers came in to cultivate the
Valley.
The distribution of the irrigation
water was a difficult problem to
solve A system was worked out in
1900 whereby one company sold
water at a given price to mutual
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

water companies formed in the val
ley. This system was followed for
number of years but there was
difficulty between the settlers and
private corporation. 1t was impos-
sible to have the set up managed
by government control because of
the international situation that was
created. The canal had been con-
structed so miles in the northern
part of Mexico because engineers
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06
Dry Ice

Dry ice, which is made by com
pressing natural carbon dioXide gas
$50 times to minus 100 Fahrenheit,
is manufactured at INLAND. Natural
carbon dioXide issues from wells
near Muliet Island
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-06

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14

"Saj je nisem JAZZ. Well so
mi jo in nihce Sc zaradi tega nj
toliko jezil kakor JAZZ. Menda
vendar yes, da sem jo Cd jeze
skoraj ubil. Zaradi tega sem
moral izginiti in dive lett Sc nj
sem smel prikazati tod okoli,
Tri prste bi 81 dal odsekati, ce
bi io spet dobil V pest"
"Osojnik mu je moral verje-
tt. Stisnil je zobe, nekoliko ca
sa molcal in potem srdito "a
momljal:
"Spravi mi vraga poti!
Sprawl jo dalee KANT
"ze dvakrat sem skusal, da
bi jo ujel, pa nj mogoce,' je od-
govoril cigan. "Da bi jo po sill,
ma to nj misliti; drugace pa Sc
ne da in ne da."
"Kaj potem?"
mic. Pustiti je treba; kakor
je, pa je."
"Prekleto po kaj pa 81 potem
prisel? Kaj hoces pri meni? Ali
spet denar?" je zarohnel Osoj-
mix.
"Glej, glej, kako dober nos
imas; koj 81 pravo zavohal" je
dejal cigan porogljiyo. 'V hudi
stiski SEM"
"Seveda, sal tt ma obleki vi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14
RAcUSkI kOLEDAR

MESO, SIR, it'd. - Rave znamke crke R in S
cjski knjizic vejavne do 29 januarja Znamka st.
racijski knzici st. je "spare" znamka kaero 81
lahko do Is januarja nabavte prasiGevo meso.
PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamke erk D.
F, in racsk knjizic St. SO vejavne do 20 anuar
ja. Znamke G, II, J SO vejavne do 20 februara. II
cEVLU - Znamka st. 18 racijsli knzici je
iavna do prekica. Znamka St. strani aeroplan
knjizici st. je veljavna do preklica.
SLADkOR - Znamka st. % knjzici je sedaj
yeljav in potece Is ianuarja.
GASOLIN 80 Znarka ii. 8 " knjizici A e yeljavna
do 2l. januarja Znamke in knjizicah veljayne
vsaka "a salona dokler jill porab. Move BIZ in
C2 znamke veavne pet galonov gasolina. line dr.
zave in cenGna stevka biti zapisana preko vsae
znamke, XII se 10 odda "a gasolin 4
zGANJE Srdna racijska perijoda ~ zganje POI
te6e Is anarja vsaka oseba dobi diva panta ali kvart
ali petinko t bonus vsak dob poeg staklenico
ma impettrAncg. gina ali cordial
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14

jurijev, ia katere sva Sc zme-
nila,, mi nisi Sc nit pare DIAL"
"Ti zlodej, zakaj bi ii jih maj
bill dal? Poprej bi bill ii moral
izpolniti, kar sva Sc pogodila.
Toda namesto, da bi bill Vando,
to coprnico, sprawl tia, kamor
sem ii rekel, 81 mi jo nastavil
tn sem pred nos"
"Pogodila sva Sc, da mi bos
placal V sestih urah. Pa nisi.
Medtem mi je bestija uSla in
nisem je vec mogel dobiti V
kremplje."
'Laznivec, ali mislis, da ii
verjamem? Zmenila sta Sc z
dekletom, pa me imata "a nor
ca"
'.AI Sc tt mesa? Ali res mi
slis, da sem tako neumen pa
da Sc bonn tn okoli oroznikov
motovilil, ko me vsak trenutek
lahko primejo in Ia kako leto
zaprejo? Menda tebi in tvojim
norcem ma ljubo, ha?'
'Zakaj 81 pa potem deklino
ma Ravne sprawl? Zakaj, te
vprasam!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14

jenimi lasmi i9 crnimi ocmi.
Incl je cedno zeleno obleko,
skornje, klobuk s krivcem in
nahrbtnik. Osojnik ga je ostro
pogledal in surovo osvrknil:
"Kdo si?"
"Hahaha," Sc je oni rezko "a
REAL, "ali gospod Osojnik ne
poznajo vec svojega prijatelja
Mirka?"
"Salamenski cigan, ali 81 spet
prisel? In kako 81 Sc nacamal in
oblekel!" je dejal kmet jezno in
zacudeno.
"Saj yes, da tudi zverina tax
kozuh oblece, kakor je kdaj kje
prav," je odgovoril ciganski po-
glavar. "Ako ina clovek sovraz-
nike, mora biti pac previden."
cali 81 k meni pa kar tako
upas?"
"Tebe sc nimam kaj bait. Mi
diva sva predobra prijatelja in
tovarisa, hehehe."
"Ti prekleti goljuf!'
"Ho, nikar tako magic! JAZZ bi
te mogel bolj po pravici imeno-
vati goljufa. Cd tistih Sestih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14
Nasveti

Clovek mora, &c hoce biti
zdrav, uzivati hrano, XII ina v
sebi vse potrebne snovi, zlasti
vitamine in rudninske soil. Ia
to je dobro dodajati jedi cebu-
10, korenje, cesen, zeleno in po-
dobno v presnem stanju. Prav
tako potrebno je uzivati sola-
to. Omake maj imajo po moz-
nosti vedno nekaj limonovega
soka, nekaj zelo drobno nastr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14
PredstaDnik:
Albin Hrovatin

bi vec, da. prebivavaS pod istoI
streho. JAZZ bi dejal, da ina
prav." I,
Moi Bog, tedaj moran 20
pet zdoma?' Sc je ustrasilo de-
kle. y -. - %E.
LIE pocakaj pa poslusaj me,
Pavla! Glej, saj svidis, kako je
tezko, takole ziveti, ko moras
ma vsako besedo, ma vsak po-
gled patti, da Sc kako ne izdas.
Tudi ljudje bi pozneje kdaj
mogli kaj slabega o naju go
voriti ali vsaj misliti. PRAY "a
radi tega, ker te imam rad, bi
te hotel vsega obvarovati, kar
nj prav in prijetno. Sal najina
zaroka velja, tudi &c Sc "a kra-
TEX cas- lociva."
Kan pa maj grem - s-*' .
"Vidis, JAZZ, sem 81 takole ma.
mislil. V Marlboro so solske Sc
sire, XII imajo dom "a TAXA de-
kleta, kakor 81 ii. Tam .bi Sc ma
ucila rocnega della in gospo-
dinjstva. Ali bi sla tia? &c tt
je prav, pojdem dol in Sc zme-
MIN. Skrbel bonn zate, da tt bo
dobro. Ljudem tu lahko receva,
da bi sc V Marlboro rada kaj
naucila, ker z bolno roko ne
bos vec "a vsako delo."
Franc, strasno dolg cas- mi
bo po tebi.''
"Meni "a tabo mic mani. To-
da sal ne bova ma vecno locena.
O veliki noci pridem pote. Te-
daj pojdeva k zupniku, da ma
ju oklicejo in izprasajo; potem
pa Sc takoj porociva. Potem bo-
va srecna in do smrti naju ne
bo mic locilo.'
Zdaj Sc je dekletu obraz 20
pet. razjasnil. ,,,~ .,~,...,...
rf "Ai ii je prav, Pavla?' jo je
vprasal. Il
90 da, Franc! Use mi .e prav,
kar receS. Hvalezna sem tt "a
vso skrb."
Cetrtek nato Sc je podala
Pavla ze ma pot. Ravnjak, XII je
Sci ze pred njo do postaje, jo
je pospremil v Maribor.
VIII.
Prelep jesenski dan je bill.
Bistriska planina Sc .je kopala
v soncu. Yes svet je bill prazni-
cen.
Mic soncen in mic praznicen
pa nj bill sivi, bradati in pleca-
tt MOI, XII je cepel ma storu; !;
njegov obraz je bill mrk in obla-
cen. Enkrat je pogledal dalec
tia V en- dan, drugic je pobe-
sill .glavo in strmel pred Sc.
Bill je Osojnik, XII je prisel k
svoji zivini ma planino. Tez-
ke misli SO Sc mu podile po
glavi, tako da nj videl niGesar
okoli sebe niti nj cul, kako Sc
nekdo plazi po. bregu sem. L.
nenada je revsnil hripav glas ::
'Dober dan, gospod Osoj-
nik!"
Predenj je stopil petdesetle-
ten cokat moz S kratko ostri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-14

DIM" mu je kmet jedko in za-
smehljivo odvrnil.
"Kaj! Obleko je lahko dobi-
ii; toda denarja - denarja -
S tenn je huje. Moja tropa Sc je
ma vse kraje razletela, sotore SO
nam pozgali, konje kradli. 2
Bistro, svojo zeno, sem ostal
sam ma svetu; hujsi ko najvec-
il berac."
tDalje prihodnjic,