davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Win, Lose or Draw
Bobe Ruth, Even os Boy, Wos CoIorfuI Figure
By GRANTLAND MCI

glamour pegan
he reported that almost
knows stepped out beneath the white spotlight at that 3oyear
ago
the the Babe Ruth between the
u 10 when kid the St Marys Industrial
happened
knew the Babe in those far away days.
Il the baseball coach Mount st. Josephs around 1911
Gilbert told the then
old tall rirgy kid well built but in bulky
when first the Babe he ehanded catcher
the left at
swfness the deness he employed tossing aside his big mt
cacher-but Just easy that
bapayer winning spirit thought
he had kid could understand defeat
watched the first important
games Ruth hit three
hitter when only three
St and wanted Babe
a
Evening star., 1944-04-24

and 3, over the same course. Ad-
ditional entries may be sent to Mrs.
Hale Dinneen at 4725 North Thirty
seventh street, Arlington, Va, Chest
nut 4555.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Big Ten Mines Poised

CHICAGO, April "a R).-Weather
permitting, the Big Ten baseball
season will get under way this week
with schedule of eight games.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Babe Deals Goose Eggs in Return for Jibes

Here's good the Babe Johnny Brother
Gilbert continued playing
winning
pitched for Baltimore AS Babe pitch
coaching line.
Hey, he yelled to Babe top an ash
and before this you'll be back
only at the bottom this time The Babe grinned
to trim Boston and limit it
Il remember at St Marys the
old There another going the
to bat the other fellows stopped their game. 3
"Wed better look out, said that guy will kill
somebody Ruth hit line triple
Ruth great kid" Brother Gilbert a
loved kids then has get
jobs but he'd hold them long He only wanted
He always good natured trouble
taking nkwel around kid which
cuspdor for his tobacco chewing sometimes millions
people know how thrills he has them
to the game"
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Blanks Greet AS in First Pro Slab Stort


his him friend
Dunn Bamoes famous In the early training
Jack the Babe short where he did all right Dunn
that fthanded hortstop just didn't belong he moved Ruth
into the pitching spot his first real professional test he Shut
the 1914 Athletics American He
then 10 old, weighing around 1875 pounds
Later he beat the 1914 Boston Braves to and remember
they whipped the Athletics straight
that got just off the Babe in Is innings And he then
just kid The Babes ball just fair but he had
thing including cool
and control.
There another time that
doubeheader game
and then back to win shutout in the second"
Brother Gilbert close friend of
Mack asked him why 1t that Connie didn't Babe
This odd story Brother Gilbert
that Babe started with Baltimore offered
for $4,000
happened that time many good
ball players His Athletics had the 1910 1911
1913 They again 1914 They had good that they
beginning draw smaller smaller
Connie bought Babe Chief
Eddie Plank Bullet Joe Bush and think Jack Coobs had
likely looking coming along by the Herb Pennock
know this boy Ruth is great ball player Connie told
already I have too many great players"
Evening star., 1944-04-24
League Statistics
MONDAY, APRIL "a, 1914,
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
Washington at New York. rain.
Boston at Philadelphia. rain.
Detroit, 6-4; Cleveland, %.
st. Louis. d; Chicago, 2-3.
Evening star., 1944-04-24

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
st. Louis, l1-5; Chicago "a
Boston, 30; Philadelphia, Ga.
New York at Brooklyn, rain.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, rain.
Evening star., 1944-04-24
Standing of Clubs

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
none scheouleo. Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Wash
Philadelphia at N. Y
(Only gamesl
Evening star., 1944-04-24

December 10-Cleveland at Philadelph
W York at Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-25
Worlds Safest Investm ents

UNITED STATES WAR SAVINGS BoNDs-sERIls E:
Interest: 2.9h a year, compounded
semi-annually, if held to maturity.
Denominations: $25, $50, 500, $500,
$1,000. Price: 1870 of maturity value.
ahe6 TREASURY BONDS o. lses-ls7o: readily
marketable, acceptable as bank collatcc
eral, redeemable at par and accrued
interest for the purpose of satisfying
Federal estate taxes. Dated February
1, 1914; due March Is, 1870, Denoml-
nations: $500, $1,000, 5000, $4,000,
100000 and ST 100000; Price: par and
accrued interest.
OTHER SECURITIES. Series &C" Savings
Notes; zsa6 Certificates of indebted 66ed
ness; 21z% Treasury Bonds Of 1856
1859; United States Savings Bonds
Series "F"; United States Savings
Bonds Series "G".
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-25

Agosto Shoppe
III South Main Street
Albert Bros, Sidney }. Albert
20 Judd Street
AIbert's Furniture Co.
26S South Main Street
AIMS Style Shop
116 Bank Street
Army and Navy Store
Bank and Grand Streets
Bedford Inc.
81 Bank Street
John Byron Coal Co.
Is Center Street
Carlson Furniture Stores
Naugatuck - OakvilIe
Case Clothes
1876 MIL Street
Chino Shop : w. Eoston Smith
~ Center Street
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-25

Schneers, Inc, jewelers.
162 South Main Street
Schneider's Bakery
IS East Main so East Farm
ScigIiono Lumber Co.
81 Division Street
Service Shoe Store
IFS Bank Street
J.E. Smith Co., Inc.
IS Benedict Street
Steve's Market
2SO-2S4 South Main Street
Sugenheimers
GA Bank Street
SuIIivon's-Boys' and Mems Wear
so Bank Street
Tops, Inc.
IS Center Street
United Tyre Sales Co., Inc.
So Jefferson Street
WiIko Knitting Mills, Inc.
Is South Main street.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22
0.Jru.RN YOUTH CONGRESS- HEAR POSTWAR rnuur1Am
The Stake Of Organized
Labor and The Negro

4. Equal job opportunities
based on ability.
5. Equal job security.
6. Equal access to decent
housing
4. Equal access to adequate
health protection.
5. Equal opportunities for
education.
9. Equal voting rights in
federal, state, county and
local elections.
10. Equal protection under
the law, in fact as well as
form.
The CIO feels that these
rights are fundamental and
basic. We must come out oil
this war with these principles
accepted by our membership
and in the communities in
which we are organized. In
order to realize these goals,
we must maintain the climate
Of full employment. Other
wise, our efforts in this direc-
tion are doomed to failure. We
will be faced with worker
competing against worker for
Jobs. and groups competing
against groups, veteran COM
peting against civilian; black
worker competing against the
white worker, in order to earn
the whereWithal to live.
To establish this climate,
we must first determine
whether America can realize
full employment. We say
yes we can. The past century
has brought to an end the per-
iod Of human history in which
poverty was inevitable. The
American industrial and agri-
cultural plant is capable Of
| supplying the needs and un-
told luxuries Of all the people.
| This is new concept in
world history.
The capacity Of our indus
trial plant, measured in
! money. will be enormously
/ greater after the war than it
was before the war. In 1889,
our industrial plant was
worth so billion dollars. BY
1912. we had expanded this
plant BY some % billion dol
lars, a large percentage Of it
being In basic industry--steel,
aluminium. chemicals, machine
tools. etc. This makes possible
still further increases III
lighter and consumer goods.
| From the consumers view
point, and indeed from the
viewpoint Of the nation at
large. the greater our capac-
lty to produce. the higher our
standard Of living should be.
To keep this enormous
plant operating we must fight
| for certain safeguards. We
(Continued on Page ~
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22

At least two residents Of
Dayton are grateful to the
press for a story which ap-
peared some time ago, accord
ing to Miss Margaret F. Boil
ton, manager of the Dayton
Office of the Social Security
Board, explaining why claims
for old-age and survivors in
surance should be filed promp-
ly.
The first person who saved
money by calling the Board is
still employed, but his present
earnings are considerably less
than his average earnings up
to the end of 1912. BY apply
ing now, he has prevented a
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22
Newspaper Story Saves Benefit Loss
lct Us pap Mumage

reduction in monthly insur-
ance payments Of as much as
$500 per month depending
on the length of time he con-
tinues to work at the reduced
rate
The second was a widow
who would have lost more
than $50 if she had called at
the Office one week later than
she did. She told the Board
employees who interviewed her
that she was going to wait
several months, since her hus-
bands insurance was more
than enough to provide for
her until then.
If she had waited until then
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22
BISHOP GREGG RAISES $34,8OO
FOR WILBERFOR CT MORTGAGE

would be a significant histor-
ical occasion if we would cele-
brate the centenary of this
venture and Of the 'Wilber-
force Idea launched in 1914
by paying off the tWenty-year-
old mortgage. DIR. Wesley al-
so stated that with the assist
ance of Bishop C. Ransom,
chairman Of the University
Board Of Trustees and presid-
ing Bishop of the Third Epis
copal District, $4,000 Of the
debt was paid off this year.
Thus there will be a total re-
duction of S64,800 in the
mortgage debt principle this
year, bringing down the
mortgage from $4,000 to 4
balance Of approximately
$54 200.
At the close of the me IS
meeting President Wesley an
nounced that the campaign
for debt reduction would con-
tirrue throughout the present
academic year (1944-45), and
that by the 1915 Commence
ment week in June, it was
planned that the entire mort
gage would be paid off end
the University freed from the
financial drain Of a heavy
property mortgage carried for
over two decades, a
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22

to apply for payments for her
self and her three children,
she would have lost three
months payments, or more
than $50 in all.
Other counties in the area
serviced by the Dayton Office
Of the Board have produced
similar situations, Miss Boil
ton concluded. IF you know
Of anyone who has suffered
the loss Of a husbandor faith
er 0 rchild, whose job had
been covered by Social Secur-
ity, you might suggest that he
call at the nearest office of the
Board at once. Delay may be
costly A4
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22

APSSNA uSuSNAON Uy uCUiEGl
L-P Weaver, Director, Nation
al CIO Committee to Abolish
Racial Discrimination Before
the Southern Negro Youth
Congress, December 3, 1914,
Atlanta, Georgia. Mr.. Weaver
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Weaver, Sr. of Mound
St, Dayton, Ohio.
In discussing the stakes of
organized labor and the Negro
in the postwar period, we find
that there are many interests
IN common. The largest part
Of our Negro population con-
sists of workers, and herein
lies our primary community
Of interest. What will benefit
the organized labor movement
as a whole, will also benefit
the Negro worker. What op-
crates against the interest of
organized labor as a whole
will also operate against the
Negro worker.
However, the Negro, be-
cause he is a visible minor
ity and because Of his history
IN this country, has a special
stake in common with orga-
nized labor. One Of the Oldest
tactics employed by manage
ment, and one of the most
successful, has been the at
tempt to play one minority
group against another. In the
early industrial development
of our country, it was easy to
distinguish between the Ital-
ians, Irish, Hungarians, Jews
ETC., who were working in the
factories, mines and mills ot
the nation. But by now, they
have become more or less as.
simulated. At least their dis.
tinguishing characteristics oi
language and custom have be
come less CONSPICUOUS. But, as
the Leopard cannot change
his spots, SO the Negro can
not change his skin. We arr
the one group which can still
be used as the scapegoat b,
those who profit through dis
elimination in its man,
! forms.
The detectives of the CIC
and Negroes should be thu
same. The method Of attain
ing these detectives may var,
from time to time-but never
the objective. We believe tha'
lall working people have an i'm
portant stake in the achieve
ment and protection of tn.
following rights;
/. Equal rights and protec
tion to union membership
2, Equal pay for equal work
3. Equal enjoyment of de
cent hours and WORKING
conditions.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1944-12-22

VJilberforce, Ohio--Declar-
ing that the chains of Wilber-
force University must be
broken by freezing the insti-
tuition of its debts, Bishop
John A. Gregg announced a
total collection of $34, 800 at
an educational mass meeting
held at the Quinn Chapel
A.M.E. Church in Chicago.
This amount was a total col
lection from the Fourth Epis-
copal District presided over
by Bishop John A. Gregg
former president of Wilber-
force and now a member of
the University Board of
Trustees, under whose leader
ship the ministers Of the A.
NE. Churches in Illinois, In
d ana, Michigan, and the
a umni of that region just
completed a three months
vigorous campaign for their
portion of the debt redemp-
ton Of Wilberforce.
At the same mass meeting
and prior to the report on the
mortgage drive, President
Charles Fl. Wesley delivered
an address ON THE Victory of
Faith, = pointing out that Will.
bert I. ugn'iysgrsaity. g'iy!sg ay. was .s, e,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19
Ure(lrlikoVa
poSta
(NadalieVanie g StranD
(Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD

tovo dobo in da maj Sc tax APPEL
priobci v vseh nasih casopisih.
Ker je bilo lie pozno in proti
koncu seje, Sc je razprava o
tenn prelezila ma prihodnjo Sc
jo. Sama, namree Mrs. Kusar je
obljubila, da bo plaeevala skozi
prihodnje tri mesece, vsak te-
den po en- dollar, kar je re "a
celia takoj po seji. Posnemanja
vredno.
Ia sestanek je bill sklican v
zelo kratkem casu, tako, da nj
bilo mogoee obvestiti vse jugo-
slovanske organizacije in dru'
stva ma njihovih sejah, kar pa
Sc bo Sc zgodilo. ..
Ia Centralni odbor juzno-slo.
vanskih Amerikancev v Chica
gu
John Turk
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ZAHVALA

Tenn potion Sc prav lepo zah-
valim vsem, XII ste me obiskali
" bolnici in ma domu "a casa
mole bolezni. Zahvalim sc vsem
"a cvetlice ter darila in karti-
ce, poslane mi " bolnico in ma
lom. Iskrena hvala Mrs. Emmi
Kokal "a prevoz v bolnisnico
ter Mr.. Frank YakoSu, XII me je
oripeljal il bolnisnice ma dom.
Nadalje Sc zahvalim Progresiv-
MIN Slovenian krozek st. 3 in
krozek st. 2 ter East End So
.cial klubu in klubu Ljubljana
ter direktoriju Slov. drustvene-
ga donna ma Recher Ave-, "a po-
slana darila ali karte. Kadar je
elovek bolan, takrat sele We ko-
liko prljateljev ina. Oh prifiki
Vam bonn IL srca rada povrni-
la. T.
Torej, Sc enkrat hvala vsem
"a vse, kar ste zrtvovali zame.
S pozdravom
Frances Gorjanc,
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nderhe Of
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Zeli sc

kupiti elektricno ledenico Frig-
idaire, v dobrem stanju. Plaza
Sc takoj v gotovini. Naslov Sc
1--we v uradu lista Enakoprav-
most.
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"Je re odprta, dragi Pavel, je
Re odprta. Verski reformatorJ
so obrnih kljue, mi, znanstve-
niki, XII iseemo reslico v mar "a
wi, vam bono svetili in vi, pes
niki, nam zavojujete S svojinni
deli prelepo kraljestvo svobod-
mega duha. Takrat tudi meme
zopet pogleda sreea.'
Maria je. "a trenotek prene-
hala in sc ozrla ma barona. vi
tezovie pa je zverizil tanke ust-
ne.
IS svojimi deli! Kaj tt po-
magajo umetniska della, &c nj
mas publike! Sal pravim, da 81
idealist:"
"Moj idealizem je Sc vedno
boljsi nego tvoj cinizem.'
''Imas prav," je Vitezovic pri-
trdil suho in resno.
Maria je zasila nit in VISTA
la.
'Hvala, Mihec! Upam, da zdai
ne izguhim zidane volje kraso-
te," Sc je norceval Valvasor IL
svoje nekoliko staromodne uni
forme. Pokril Sc je z bleseeec
celado, il katere so ma vrhu va
lovila dolga modra in rumena
nojeva peresa. Ma roke 81 je ma
taknil rokavice z velikimi man
setami ter 81 popravil Stroke
nlodro svileno serpo. Zadrgni
81 je okrog moenega, zlaton
okovanega palasa stotniski por
tepej, prijel "a palas, da mu n
ropotal po tleh, in dostoJan
stveno stopil do vrat, da so "a
zvenele srebrne ostroge in so 81
mu siroki krajevci jahaskif
skornjev opletali okrog mec.
"Nu, Pavel!'
Vitezovie je dvignil svoje dol
60 telo. z zasmehljivo natane
nostjo je zapel oguljeno ernt
zametasto suknjo, oblekel svo
zeleni, istotako oguljeni kozul
in prispicenimi prsti je nezne
prijel star, pokvecen sirokokraj
mix in 81 ga potisnil ma glavo
Grajzar ga je il sosedne sob'
opazoval, kako je v cinicnem sa
mozatajevanju, domisljavin
izrazom v obrazu, stopil pred o
gledaIo, XII je viselo med okno
ma in 81 naravnal crne dodge ko
DIRE po ramenih. Nato Sc j
strumno vzravnal, stopil z EN-
nogo naprej, drugo pa je pc
drsal navzad in Sc koketnin
nasmehom globoko priklonil =
Mariji, kaipak, XII je stala pri Q
knu. .. <-
Jezno Sc je Grajzar zasuka
k oknu. Slisal je, da so Sc vra
ia zaprla "a Valvasorjem in Vi
tezovicem.
A odprla so Sc Sc enkrat j
Grajzar je cul Hrvatov glas:
"Gospod komornik! H kos
lu vas popelje Grajzar. Zvece
pa ostanete sami donna. Pc ma
E rocilu gospoda barona vas va
bim, da greste 2 menoj k W
eerji; &c dovolite, pridem Q mrs
ku po vas"
Grajzarju je udarila visa kri
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(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadalievanje)
spanee je udaril aogo oh tia
in zakasljal. Mladenic je bo-
lestno vzdihnil in zmedeno po-
gledal starca, XII je staL "a MIN.
Oci so mu bile solzne. Potern
mu je usel pogled zopet k Sikh.
San Pedro! San Jago di
Compostella! - je mrmral don
Pedro. Mladeniceva brezbriznost
nasproti MENU ga je jezila. Go
drnjaje je zapustil sobo in po-
slopje. :
Naslednjega dine je bila gale
rija zaprta in tako je moral Ca
kati celih oseminstirideset ur.
Dozdevalo Sc mu je, da ure Sc
nikdar MISC potekale tako poca-
81 in da Sc tako dolgega dneva
nj incl v zivljenju. Naposled
je docakal, da so Sc vrata od-
prla.
Soba je bila prazna in on Sc je
la hko nemoteno zagledal v
sliko. Dolgo - dolgo je zrl da-
mo in oci so Sc polagoma pol
nile soIzani.
- Oh, Lavra! - je sepetal
bolestnc.
v tern trenutku je zaslisal
globok vzdih. Preplaseno Sc je
ozrl nazaj. Ia MIN je stal nla-
denic, XII ga je pred dvema dne-
vena nasel pred sliko. Jezilo ga
je, da ga MOTTO. Neprijazno je
rozdrav'l Mladenic mu je pri-
jateljsko odzdravil, vendar mic
mani ponosno, kakor spanec.
Tujec sc je cutil popolnoma do
macega. Ko da je sam V sobi, je
pograbil stol, ga postavil pred
sliko, Sc vsedel, da bi tenn udob-
neje in mirneje lahko gledal
sliko.
-.. >Smrkolin! - je zagodrnjal
don Pedro ma them, - mislil bi
skoraj, da me hoee jeziti in "a
smehovati. Yes razdrazen je
zapustil soho.
v prvi dvorani je srecal last
nika galerije. .Prisrcno ga je "a
hvalil "a uzitek, XII mu ga je
nudila zbirka in Sc nj mogel pre-
magati, da bi Sc ne pritozeval
mad mladim mozem, XII ga je Sc
daj Re drugic motil.
-Gospod - je dejal - NOR
da ste opazili, da je zlasti ena
slika vzkudila mojo pozornost; !;
zelo me "a nina. ia meme je We
likega pomona Rad bi 81 jo
mirne, nemoteno ogledal, toda
Eomislite, neki frkolin me je
opazil in mi ne da miru. Ko We,
da pridem, cele ure pressed pred
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VRAZJE DEkLE
Zgodovinsk roman
s ILKA VASTETOVAs
Zgodovinski roman

-- ...l-----I-. l-----=
giavo. Marijinega odgovora nj
razumel. Stisnil je pest.
"Prokleti zenskar starr. Zme-
sam mu racun!" Il
/ :A''
O mraku tistega dne je Mi
hec" nalagal ma hodniku drva "
pee.
Kar Sc odpro vrata v spre-
jemnico in ma prag stopi Valva-
sor v rdeci, z lisicevino podloze-
no suknjo in z lisicjo kucmo ma
glavi. <
"Kje pa je; Grajzar?"
me venn."%
! tKlieal sem ga, ga nj donna.
Menda nj pozabil ma dolznost,
XII jo je prevzeL Zelo neprijetno
bi. mi bilo, aakob hi ne drzal 60
spe vicedomovki dane besede.
Moran zdaj 2 donna, ker grem
pred gostijo Sc ma obisk k zdrav-
fniku Marku Grbcu. &c pri d e
Grajzar, ga ,opomni njegove
dolznosti." T. NJ.
Baron je odsel poFstopnicah.
Rdeca, do kolen segajoea suk-
fnja Sc mu je ma siroko poziba-
lvala okrog bokov. Mec je trkal
oh stopnice.
I Maria je stopila sobo. V
poltemi Sc je ma dveh stoleh Sc
Ivedno svetila atlasasta livreja.
- Ali je res pozabil? In mo-
raj bi piti ze pred r1rakom "
vicedomski palaci. Ia tako go
stijo je mnogo pripravljanja.
/ Prizgala je dive lojevki, posta-
villa svecnik ma mizo in memo
Ipogladila blesceco livrejo. Nekaj
lie zaskripalo V sosednji sobi. -
! Morda mis-?
! A nj bila mis-. V sobici poleg
spalnice je "a zaklenjenimi ta-
i petnini vrati sedel ma nizkem
stolcu Matija Grajzar in cakal.
ze veckrat je vstal, da bi sci,
pa Sc je premislil.
i ga streznisko sluzbo DO dru-
:lgih dovolj:: Tu pa nj nikogar, da
bi varoval MO, da bi jo ubrani
/ fonemu zenskarju, Vitezovicu.'
; Menda je o mraku nekolikc
;. zadremal, ko je eul zunaj skle-
pet vrat in moske korake.
, HGospodic e gospod Mi
!, hec!" II
Aha, Vitezovie jo klice.
+ "Gospod Mihec!!'
: Mic, Zopet zaropocejo vrata
"Gospod Mihec!'
Obudil bi mrtve IL spanja
| A nj Sc mu oglasila. O d S el je
: sam po stopnicah.
"Porednica! Gotovoa je sla ze
k pocitku in Sc smeje v svoji so.
, biz, 81 je mislil Grajzar, "a lac
ma vendar ne SINE zaspati!"
Vstal je, odklenil vrata, odse
r po prstih ma hodnik in potrka
: ina Martina vrata.
: Nobenega glasu.. Vrata zakle
-Injena.
: "Mihec! JAZZ sem, Grajzar -
Mic.
' All je nj v sooi?
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Odpoued ,,esre6ne
zene 4.
ROMAN .s......
Po W. Hauffu priredil Franjo kolenc

tega lahko vidite, da ga slika
.gotovo zanima, ker bi je dru-.
gace ne obiskoval. NH
= Kaj?! sest mesecev? - je
dejal zacudeno starec. No,
poten1 sem bill krivicen nasproti
temu mladenicu. Bog mi odpll-
sti! Bojim Sc, da sem postopal
z MIN v jezi zelo neprijazno. In
pravite, da je plemenitega ro-
du? O, popraviti moran napa-
ko. o Pedru de Ligezu nikdo ne
SINE reci, da je bill nasproti tuj-
GU nevljuden. Prosim, povejte
mu :. a ne. sal Sc zopet sre-
cava in mu sam povem.
Poslovil Sc je in s poveseno
glavo zapustil dvorano. y.
w.
Ko je, don Pedro naslednJega
dne vstopil " sobo, kjer je wise
la slika, je bill mladi Froben ze
tam in je nevtrudljivo upiral oei
v damo. spanec je S prijaznim
obrazom stopil k njemu. MOI Sc
je umaknil, da bi prostor pre-
pustil starcu, ia ga, je zadrzal
in dejal:
- Gospod, ako Sc ne motim
sem vas ze veekrat videl tukaj
pred sliko. Gotovo vas zanima,
kakor meme.
Frobna je nagovor presene-
til. Po prvem neprijaznem sre-
canju tujim gospodom nj bill
pripravljen ma tako vljudnost
- Priznam, gospod, da me ia
slika mnogo bolj privlaci, ker
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Je odprta, drag Pave je gavo Marjnega odgovora
ze odprta Versk reformatorJ razume Stisni je pest
obrnii kiue znanstve- "ProkIeti zenskar
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podobi nekaj, kar je "a meme
velikega pomona.
starec ga je vprasaje gledal,
ko da odgovorom nj zadovo-
lien in Froben je mirno NADIA
ljeval:
Umetnost je nekaj GUIDO
vitega, zlasti slike. Cesto gredo
tisoci inimo kake slike. Obcudu-
jejo barve, pravilne poteze, a
globljega vtisa slika ne zapusti
v njih. Med tenn ko posameznik
zasledi njej visoko idejo; pri-
klenjen obstane, strmi in Sc 70
pet in zopet vrne, ker Sc cd sli.
ke ne more lociti.
(Dayje prihodn5scj
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6 sob "a emo druzino, ma Edna
Ave-, radi ureditve zapuseine.
Kljuce dobite pri ]. TISOVEC,
1866 Marquette Ave-, blizu ST.
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Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupOm
vojnih bondov in vojno-vareevalnih
znamk!
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g. D.
" Ste kel je po ~'stopnicah ma
vzdol.
Jera je bas stopila il svoje
sobice v pritlicju.
"Kristus, Marija, kako sem
Sc ustrasila!"
cali ste videli gospoda Min
car
"Seveda sem ga. o mraku je
prisel po drva v drvarnico. Pol
ure pozneje pa je pokukal v ku-
hinjo in dejal, da potrka ma
mole okno, kadar Sc ponoei vr-
ne."
(Dalje prihodnjie)