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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
FAIR ENOUGH
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER-

IF a union boss will rob An
L employer on the highway, he
will have no Compunction to rob
ms own subjects in the union
through Shakpdowns or theft OF
their money from the treasury.
Yet Roosevelt prevented the
adoption of a law 10 forbid high
way robbery in the name OF
unioniSm, and resisted all ef-
forts 10 elevate the character
Of union administration so that
the worker. who constitutes
American labor, may expect hu-
mane'treatment IN his union.
Inst how far gone is the
American worker in his Gym
iCism, political emotion. preJu-
dice, dccility and ignorance Of
his actual condition one can
only estimate
AT times he seems 10 he
hopelessly persuaded 10 faScism
because IT doesn't hurt much,
yet.
Roosevelt won't try 10 arouse
hiaa, for + was he who put the
spell on him.
Dewey might try, but II so
he would run the risk Of losing
the faceleSs American vote and
all chance 10 save him from his
own greedy, selfish immediate
delight in war wages and the
right 10 tell the boss, but never
the union agent, 10 go 10 hell.
Copyright. 1914. 10y United Features. synd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
POLITICAL PARADE

CT LOUIS Mn.-IulX- 31-NiS=-
> souri's sister state OF Okla
homa is poised Tor a possible
political turnover in November
Il can be Won FOR tE1t. r.. f,,fl4--
hcan presidential ticket i thu
cards are well played. but that
is not the way they are beng
PLAYED now
Moreover. an additional Re
publican United States senator
may be picked up 20 say Moth
lng a. Sc8t or two Dol me
House The whole Of Uorthern
Oklahoma -SenmS- r4pe-lu+ tHs-
biz chance
But IL Will be- fatal for The
Republicans 20 think that Okla
homa is primarily Interested m
their party or thc.r uckei Il
rs not
Important group. of Dero.
cratic voters are primarily M
terested N shaking oft t1e
Roo eVeit View Deal Win Us
Communist allies. ----
Thus the campaign Ahcb4a- he
wages without undue stress
upon partiSanship, IN such a
predetermined manner az 80 At
tract. and MOTTO repei, Demo
cratic voters who want 20
defeat the fourth term. but who
want 20 DO u as Democrats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

TI4E- situation callS-tnrp plenty
of team work between Sen
-ltef Edward II. Moore, former
Democrat who changed over 10
the Republican party and was
elected TO The Senate IN 19I2,
and Lew Wentz, stubborn and
oplnionatcd but able Republi-
can national committeeman OF
Touca City.
II a good working agreement
between these two distinguished
gentlemen can be re a c b d,
and. il William j. Often of Enid,
the Republican nominee for the
l.. S. Senate VIII get Out and
civc the New Deal some OF the
HrehraRd style Of attacks which
Edward Moore used 10 set the
pralries afire two years aEp,
-c4--sslieAlteH4H- pylA haNe-tp-e ReFtii7--
lCan senators after next Janu-
10y
often comeS from Garfield
COUNT In the eighth CaRFre~-
sIonal district. which Is now
-f4t.tt-sil..ean and i -llkclA. fore
frrH-r1 so tic mas served i'm The
state legislature, and has a fine
military record rs q fighting
soldier I'm tho old Philippine
Instruction, tHst after Zthe
Spanish war and indeed a part
O. that war.
In 1912 he was defeated for
Moodey. July 81, 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
By George
ROthWell Brown

governor by Bob Kerr largely
because he did not make a
sufficiently aggressive antl-NeW
Deal campaign.
This year he is training his
main and auxiliary batteries
on that very smooth political
article, Sen. Elmer Thomas. If
he will hit the whole left-wing
Roosevelt administration hard
and often he will probably win.
ROOSEVELT carried Okla
IL homa in 1886, in an I'M
usually light vote, by about
$50 600 majority
Four more years Of radi-
CaiiSm i'm Washington rifle q
Oklahoma and in 1910 the
Presidents hold on the state
WAS weakened Hc carried it as
the third-term candidate, but
hN- only t2a nnu. -Aa4f-h is-ma-
iorlty of -four years earlier.
Gov. Dewey has q chance to-
carry Oklahoma. by All the
-stgn~ and t+rr-uIoSL reliable re-
ports available.
Mrs Dewey, ToxaS-born, halls
from Sapulpa. a little Oklahoma
toxin of 1SG00, only IA miles
from Tulsa. where her family
still live and which she left 10
go 10 New York and a stage
career that was ended only by
her marriage 20 young Tom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
knowledge Test
By DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

by Dh. SiDlINA CO4N NObbi
Score one for each ~ the hrSt ave
questions and ave for the last question:
$40, brilliant; rs, bright; 40, average;
O-S, dull.
AT what time of the day do
YOU greet Aurora? (a) noon,
(b) midnight, (c) dawn.
2ADoes F. PluribuS Unum
mean: (a) from many, one;
Cbl from one, many tcl
from all, any.
3-How many vice presidents
have been eIe e d TWO
terms? (a) 5, .tbJ 6, (c) Z.
-4-The- famous river near
Florence and Pisa in Italy IS;
tai Tiber, tbl Arno, tc)l
Seine ------
5-Docs the perfume musk come
from: (a) animal. (b) flower,
(c) fish.
6--Mark each OF these pairs a.
same or opposite: la loYial.
gloomy: (b) robust, feeble;
(c) hatred. animosity; I'D
frugal, extravagant; te)
precedent, example.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Brain Game

Give 10 for each correct answer
through question sir, 20 zach for the
remaining two questions. For each In
correct answer subtract ave. Any seore
SIS or higher Ia excellent.
Eliminate the one river
which does not empty into
the Mississippi: Ohio, Arkan-
Sas, Missouri. Yazoo, Red.
Alabama.
2--Do YOU know what ca
thedral is?
3-lnScramble the following
COINS: peso, Sweden; mark,
Holland; franc. Argentine;
yen, Italy; krona, France:
form, Japan; Ira. Germany.
A farthingale is (a) hoop
petticoat, (b) Shipboard
term. having TO do with the
arrangement OF sails. (c) an
English coin. Of smaller value
than the farthing. I'D trop-
ICdf stO-n covering vast
area.
5-1Wo strategic blunders by
the Germans and japanese
Will be said 70 have cost the
ANS the war. -Mhat-Were-
these blunders?
6--You are probably pretty sure
you know lot about foot
ball. but do you know: Cal
the dimensions OF the playing
field? tb) how high is the
croSsbar of the goal? (c)
how far apart are the posts
10 which the crossbar is at
tached?
THE plays the thing. where
in III catch the conscience OF
the king" This is a QUOTA
ton by a famous character in
a famous drama. Can you
identify the character?
S-Tunes from "Show Boat
still are popular more than
after the great
musical comedy made it's
first appearance. Was the|
music for this show written
by (a) Victor Herbert, OBJ
Jerome Kern; tc) George
GerShwin =?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

p TO date IN this campaign
~ for the presidency, neither
candidate has expressed any in
tention TO work for legal re-
forms which would free the
American worker from the OPP
preston of the union movement.
II has been a long time since
Tom Dewey Signifled that he
was even aware Of the unions
menace to individual freedom.
1t may be taken for granted
that Mr.. Roosevelt will not even
mention the subject, for he has
successfully ignored II for years.
He has actively thwarted sew
eral attempts by Congress TO
establish legal standards and re-
straints for the benefit Of the
whole people
Mr.. Dewey operates under
handicap, because the Roosevelt
propaganda has created a
thoughtleSS belief among mil
hens of voters that ne is pro-
labor. whereas, intact, he Is free
labor's worst enemy.
Therefore Dewey, or any one
else who would i'm pose on
unions fair obligations 10 the
whole community wouid be
falsely depicted as a man hostile
10 labor.
WHATEVER candidates may
w say the fact remains that
the unions are out Of control.
They are powerful anti
labor movement with absolutely
no obligations.
With the active help Of Pres
ident Roosevelt they have, in
thousands of cases, violated the
stated purpose of the Wagner
Act, which is 10 permit workers
to bargain through agents of
AililI ONll lltN NilOl1f.
They have on the contrary.
forced unwilling workers 10 ac-
cept representation by hench-.
men of the Presidents own po-
litical machine in contempt Of
the very law which they hailed
as fabors Magma Charta.
BY this process, workers by
millions have been forced TO
contribute 10 the Roosevelt cam
paign funds through collections
taken up by his own political
agents under compassion and
threat.
This method is almost idcn-
teal with that of Benito MusSo-
lini in Italy, and it may be that
the workers are too stupid and
too emotional in their politics
-cdrp- rvpn though THIS is dem
onstrated to be so.
MUSSOLINI won the Italian
-tfi- workers with the same bait
that Roosevelt has used in
cumming up the suckers of
American labor, and up TO this
time the American worker has
not shown himself TO be any
more intelligent or careful of
his liberties than his Italian
brother who sold out for an old
age pension which is still pie IN
the sky.
RooSevelts Supreme Court
has recognized or, TO use a more
fitting word, has established. for
union bosses the right 10 com
init highway robbery IN the
guise Of soliciting employment
for their subjects.
Highway robbery Is a crime
which calls for a low, criminal
character and il was shown IN
the Supreme Court. case that
most Of the defendant union
men were not workers or chosen
labor agents but common, I'M
derworld jailbirds.
This rfght'to commit highway
robbery legally is not myth or
a distortion but legal fact, and
was so described by one of the
justices in whom a spark of
civic decency survived, in dis
senting opinion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

THE soldiers in the field have not known much
Of what has been going on at home But they
have had strong notions of what was NOT
going on 49, A----
BurrotUng in South Pacific jungles or pinned
douUn on Italian beachheads under CALLING artI
iery fire and tDaiting in Uain for umbrella of
airplanes or more ammunition, tanks, or supplies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

ANSWERS on opposite pageJ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

100 lbs. OF waste
paper makes 1870
boxes for emer-
gency life boat
rations. save
every scrap!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Come Late in Week,
Tax Aid Seekers Told

With only 20 per cent Of the
current income tax returns on file,
Giles Kavanagh, collector of in
ternal revenue, today urged per-
sons needing assistance to apply
at the office in the federal build
ing during the normally lax end
of-the-week period.
The big rush with 100000 re-
turns to be filed is still TO come,
KaVanagh pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

troubles with your husbands
superior officers, because the
officers feel they are interfering
In the personal business OF
their men.
You might get some help
from the chaplain OF his outfit
and he could be reached by
directing your letter either 60
the commanding officer, who
will turn IL over 10 the chap
lain. or by sending IL TO the
chaplain directly.
One can readily understand
the strain under which you are
working. II Il prudent for you
10 seek human guidance In this
matter, hut you ought not 60
neglect the Divine guidance
which Is promised TO those who
ask for a.. y,
You have the warrant of the
scripture: ASK and YOU shall
receive, seek and you shall
find" s.
REV. JOSEPH a. FOLEY, S. j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
War Problem Clinic:
War Problem Clinic:
Urge Care Inn Sending SerVicemen Cash

Many husbands in service write
TO their wives asking for money
for one reason or another. Usually
they arc using only trivial excuses
10 get money and they do not
need il.
Such a letter is answered in to-
days column Of the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC by the Rev. Joseph
A. Foley, s. j., student counselor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Air Forces Veteran
Visits Parents Here

Second 1t. Samuel 1Skowitz,
%, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Iskowitz. 2496 Pasadena, is visit
ing his parents after seven months
in the Mediterranean war theater.
Navigator of a FLYING Fortress,
II. Iskowitz won his wings at
Iiondo Field Tex. lie became an
air forces cadet in May, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
"A War 'CasuaIty'--On the Home Front

Here they are shown at the time of their dis
ossession-Mark Anthony himself, his wife, two
sons and daughter, sitting disconsolately at the
roadside where their household goods and chattels
are strung
The furniture is meager.
That means the Anthonys are poor.
But they seem not to have been shiftless-the
chickens peeping from the crates in the fore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

ground, the shoats confined in the treess trailer,
are the signs of "husbandry."
However, what with Mark Anthony's age, this
was not enough to keep the family going, and so
we see them homeless, resting beside the road,
waiting for something to happen.
Yetnot all of the family is present to share the
humiliation and distress, for the Anthony's are
patriotic.
"A son is away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

NT ARK ANTHONY is rs years old-hardly at
W the age when man may start anew in life.
Under our Social Security laws a man has
the right to retire when be is 60; and, by that
theory, the place for men of Mark Anthony s years
is at some comfortable chimney corner.
But Social Security is a meaningless phrase to
Mark Anthony, and even the family hearth is lost.
For Mark Anthony and his family are home
less now.
They were evicted from their dwelling place at
Redmond, Wash, because they could not pay the
rent, nor pay back 3d. 500 loan from the Federal
Government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

Paradise, L. 8. A.-With Re
strictions. A Clan in the Florida
Everglades That Has No Wor-
ries About Money, Rationlng or
other Modern-Day Bothers. But
Gets Along Remarkably Well.
Read This Absorbing Article in
The American Weekly, Maya
zine Distributed With This SUM
days Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

at University Of Detroit and a
member Of the CLINICS panel Of
experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

army is months and in that time
l have sent him over 5000 for
Burroughs besides sending him
smaller amounts az different
times. Recently he wrote asking
me TO send him $50 for uni
forms.
1 wrote him that I didn't have
the money and he wrote back and
said he wouldn't come back and
for me not 10 bother keeping up
a home for him.
The only time I hear from him
is when he wants money and If ]
don't send 10 10 him he accuses
me OF running around with men
and spending money on them
The last letter I received from
him has mo so I can't sleep. I
work IN war plant and need my
rest, bat am ar the point where
l dop't know what 10 do. Can
You Help me?
MRS. +. Mop.
Dear Mrs. T.. Mop:
You have been very unwise in
sending your husband large
sums Of money. II he really
needed help, you would surely
be justified in sending IL 20
him. Apparently he is simply
using trivial excuses 10 Get
not send him any more money.
Under ordinary conditions, II
Is not well to discuss such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

flag
And daughter Is also absent.
She is training to become an Army nurse
What must these two think of their home
folks plight
What must their comrades In the services
think
Are the aged parents Of fighting men to be
treated in this way while their sons are gomez
And are the sons to be treated much better
when the wars are over and they return as veter-
ans to look for iobsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Don't Send Him Money.
Soldiers Wife Advised

War Problem Clinic:
My husband has been In the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19

je posebno napeta zaradi svoje-
ga kolebanja med zmago in IL
gubo. Niti pred samim koncem
clovek ne We, kaksen DO lid
Toda prav zaradi tega jo i
majo Kitajci zelo radi, ker pac
vsak misli, da Sc mu bo sreca
naposled vendarle nasmehnila.
Kakor slow v Evropi igralni-
ca v Monte Carlu, tako slow ma
Kitajskem Macao, kjer je v
portugalskem okraju tega me-
sta skoro v vsaki hisi igralni-
ca. Tam igrajo kitajski boga-
tasi in marsikdo zaigra vse svo-
je premozenje v navidezno ne
dolzni igri. Kako sodi o strast-
n h igralcih trezno kitajsko
ljudstvo, prica neka igralnica,
XII Sc imenuje "eloveska neum-
nost", a kljub temu prinasa ia
igralnica lastniku velike dohod-
ke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
Nezadovoljna vdova

Tekom drzavljanske vojne je
neki John Mitchell moral k vo-
jakom, kar je seveda tudi sto-
ril. Poslovil Sc je cd svoje zene
in sosedov, ter tenn povodom
svecano obljubil, da DO zeni me-
secno posiljal vecji del svoje
place, tako da ne bo trpela po-
manjkanja. Ko je odsel Cd do
ma, je njegova zena dobila de-
10 pri raznih rodbinah, kjer je
prala perilo in 81 tako par do
larjev vsak teden prisluzila.
Par mesecev kasneje je pa
dobila cd vojne uprave pismo,
katero jej je naznanjalo, da je
bill njen John nevarno ranjen.
.Nekaj dni kasneje je pa prislo
naznanilo, da je njen John vsled
ran umrl.
Istodobno so jej tudi njegovi
prijatelji brzojavili in izrazil
svoje socustvovanje, ter jo
vprasali, ako zeli, da posljejo
truplo njenega moza ma njen
dom, in sicer "balzamirano', ta-
ko, da Sc mu donna priredi do
stolen pogreb. Pristavili so tudi,
da DO to "balzamiranje" veljalo
lie diva ali tri dolarje. S tenn je
bila zadovoljna in potem jej je
pogrebnik postal racun "a SIS.
Mrs. Mitchell je pa pri tenn
postala tako vzrujana in huda,
da je vna aglici zakricala: -
"Kaj - petin sedemdeset do
larjev "a balzamiranje in ina
sopanje" mojega moza?! .
Morda mislijo oni vragi, XII so
me dovedli v te neprilike, da
bonn otvorila kak muzej balza-
miranih trupelj'?
Njeni sosedje, XII so jo prisli
tOlazit, so vsi jOkali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19

Prihodnjo sredo, 21. junija Sc
DO otvorilo sesto sezono Pop"
koncertov, XII Sc vrsijo v Public
avditoriju. Koncerti Sc bodo vr-
Sill vsako sredo in soboto vecer
sest tednov zaporedoma, ter so
pod avspicijo Musical Arts AS
sociation.
Charles Kullman, vodilni te-
norist Metropolitan opern e
druzbe, DO nastopil oh otvoritvi
letosnje sezone, doeim DO Jo-
sephine Antoine, sopranistka
pri Metropolitan operi, nasto-
pila v soboto, "a. junija.
Cleveland Summer orkester
bo sestojal z vec kot 70 godbe-
nikov.
Vstopnice so cd 35c do $1.55
vkljucivsi federalnega davka,
ter Sc jih dobi pri Taylor's, $50
Euclid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19

Ia casa vladanja srbskega
kneza Milosa Obrenovica je v
Pozarevcu zivel ugleden trgo-
vec Milorad Karamarkovic, XII
je bill navdusen pristas Karad-
zordzeve rodovine, kar je Milo
rad oh vsaki priliki rad navdu-
seno razglasal. Nekega dine je
v "kafani", XII je bila a takrat
polna ljudi, zacel prijateljem
ma yes glas razlagati, kaj Sc mu
je prejsnjo noe sanjalo:
''Nocoj sem sanjal kaj cud-
ne SAME: kako je ma knezevski
dvorec priletel in sedel bel orel
ter pricel kljuvati "knjaza" Mi
losa. JAZZ sem ga zacel plasiti
"Is", da bi odletel, pa nj hotel,
pac pa je zacel govoriti in mi
dejal: "Ne, ia prestol je moi,
JAZZ imam pravico do NIGGA"
Nato sem Sc prebudil, cd stra-
hu YES poten.'
Vohuni so te Karamarkovi-
ceve "sanje' takoj sporocili O.
blastem, XII so Karamarkovica
takoj prijele, ga odvedle v Beo-
grad, kjer so ga zaprli v ze Ia
krat sloveco Glavnjaco. Tu so
ga nekajkrat dobro pretepli, ma
kar so ga izpustili. Kot ugleden
drzavljan Sc je Karamarkovic
cutil mocno ponizanega in raz.
zaljenega zaradi tega. Sc pre-
den Sc je torej vrnil domov v
Pozarevac, je stopil k svojemu
znancu Radivoju Milojkovieu, XII
je bill takrat policijski minister.
Ta je svojega znanca Karamar-
kovica prijazno pozdravil, re-
koC:
"Milorad, kaj DO dobrega?"
mi dobro, slabo je!' je Cd
vrnil Milorad ter policijskemu
ministru vse povedal, kako je
bilo njegovimi sanjami in ka-
ko ga je policija v Glavnjaci
pretepala. Minister Sc je zacu-
dill:
"Kaj, tebe, da so batinali?"
"Dam
"Pa V Glavnjaci?" Sc cudi
minister Radivoje.
'Da, v Glavnjacir' je potrdil
Kdramarkovic.
In minister je ma to odgovo-
ril: "Ama, ne moze biti, Miiora-
de, brate! Kaj pa, &c Sc tt je
tudi to sanjalo?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
.Kitajci strastno, lju-
bio igro "a denar

Kitajci so zelo navduseni "a
razne igre. Kocke, sahovnice in
karte nosijo vedno seboj. XII
tajec igra strastno, m ed igro
pozabi yes svet in zna zaigrati
ne samo svoj zadnji denar, tenn
vec tudi svojo hiso in sploh vse,
kar ina.
Pogosto Sc pripeti, da stavi
ma karte tudi zeno in otroke
navzlic strogi kazni, XII caka ta-
kega a strastnega kvartopirca.
Oblastva kaznujejo Y takih pri-
merih ljudi z zaporom, visoko
denarno globo in javnim bica-
MEM.
Ma Kitajskem SO ljudje strast-
nj kvartopirci ze cd nekdaj.
Sam Konfucij, XII je zivel okrog
leta 1900 pred Kristusom, je V
svoji knjigi obredov opisal vec
kitajskih iger.
Kitajske igre pa SO mnogo
tezavnejse Cd nasih in terjajo
Cd igralcev nnogo vecjo osre-
dotocenost. Prav zaradi dusev-
ne napetosti in osredot otocenja
SO ugledni in drugace trezni XII
tajci navduseni "a igre. Igra
vas -jong, ki Sc je precej razsi-
rila tudi po drugih delhi sve-
!ta, saIno v nekoliko lazji obliki,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-19
z OPERACIJO 10 JE NAPRA-
VII PREVEC LEPO

V Ameriki imajo polno zdrav-
nikov, XII z operacijami lepsajo
ljudi. Zaradi take operacije je
prislo v Ameriki nekoc do po-
sebne zaloigre.
Neki zdravnik, znan lepotni
specialist, je nekega dne v no.
telu zagledal mlado sluzkinjo z
nenavadno grdimi potezami.
Kot specialista ga je mikalo,
da bi njeno grdost spremenil v
lepoto. Dekle je privolilo.
Res je il ME napravil lepoti-
co, in sicer taksno lepotico, da
Sc je sam zaljubil vanjo. Poro-
ell Sc je z MO:
Kmalu pa je prislo zlo. Vsi
moski SO obeudovali lepo zdrav-
nikovo zeno, tako, da je postal
SllnO lJuDOSumen.
Nekega dne j je ocital, da
posveca drugim moskim proved
pozorilosti. Tedaj je odgovorila,
da je sam kriv in da SIC sama v
vlogi zenske, XII jo vsi obcuduje-
jo, nikakor ne pocuti sreena.
Dobojevati da je morala ze mno-
60 dusevnih bojev, o katerih
pref nj nicesar slutila. MOI te-
ga nj hotel razumeti in tedaj
je vlozila tozbo "a locitev, ker
jo je napravil nesrecno. Da bi
bila nesreca manjsa, je zahteva-
LA veliko odskodnino "a dusev-