davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-01-03

BLACK-AND- WHITE DYNAMO dro-
notoolIy modern :. and as cleon-cut as
an etching this curve -eneosing black
royon crepe dress with eye-rivetng accents
Of pin-wheeIs Of storohy white eyeIet en-
broideV. Sizes % to l6------29.9
Better Dresses, Third Floor. The Hecht Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
beer Gardens
Ordered Sold

Lyman B. Burris. proprietor OF
tavern at s40l Russell, has 90
days 10 sell out his business. He
was ordered 10 dispose of the
place by the liquor control COM
mission yesterday after charges of
disorderly conduct Of patrons had
been substantiated.
Moss NJ. Osman. operator of
another tavern at $50 Brooklyn,
accused of serving minors. was
given 80 days 10 sell out.
William Wlodarski, 12449 CO.
nant. drew a Today suspension on
a two-count charge of failing TO
file a base-period price statement
with the OPA and of failing TO
post his current price list in his
establishment.
The licenses Of three others
were suspended for seven days on
charges of serving minors. They
are:
The Darrell Restaurant. Inc,
70-72 Monroe: w. G.. Fuersten-
berg, 900 w. Front. Monroe. and
James G.. Milanov, 1892 Dixie
Z. Highway. Monroe.
Two others had their choice of
paying a S25 fine or having their
licenses suspended for FIVE days,
including a Pontiac VFW post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Mark Set
On Taxes

Detroiters have set a record
this year by paying 9S.1S per cent
of the current S7S,360,799 prop
erty tax levy, Auditor General
Benjamin j. Tobins annual report
to common council showed today.
Because of high delinquent tax
collections. Tobin said, the unpaid
balance on all back taxes today
is S9,04l ,673. Whereas in 1885 the
total was more than $4,000, 900.
For seven years. high payments
on delinquent taxes have made
the annual revenue exceed the tax
levy, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
indies
Stolen

Housewives in the Six Mile
road-Van Dyke neighborhood are
on the warpath for the pilferinl
phantom with an eye for pantie:
and other such uncomfortable:
who on at least four occasions in
the last 10 days has robbed their
clotheslines.
Its awful" one said. ''No
matter how closely we watch,
the thieving keeps up. And
scarce as those things are, too!
Why. he even took a pair of my
silk ones the other day"
Its got so you don't even
dare hang out a washing" an
other chimed in.
Police, they added, are stumped
"Why, how could they do
anything II we, who have these
things taken from under our
very eyes, haven't been able to
catch him? He's a phantom,
that's what he is"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Hurting Soup Costs
Cafe Patron $40

A man who threw himself into
a cafe argument so violently that
he threw soup on a waitress was
concluding today that he was
throwing money out of the
window.
Lawrence r. Zaker. %, of 2S3
n. Radamacher was fined $40 or
sentenced to 30 days in Jail after
Recorders Judge John p. Scallen
found him guilty of the soup
throwing, which climaXed an ar
gument as 10 whether another
customer could bring his dog into
the cafe at $40 w. Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Sue
Chain Groceries

Fifteen employees of the Great
Atlantic e. Pacific Tea Co. filed
suit against the company for
100000 in Federal Court today.
At the same time the Kroger
G. Gerry and Baking Co. was
named defendant in a federal suit
for $4,000 brought by five of its
employees.
The ASP workers are employed
as warehousemen at 5469 Hecla.
They ask for $4,000 in back pay
under the Wages and Hours Act,
In addition they demand $50, 900
in "liquidating" damages.
Plaintiffs in the kroger suit are
Earl Werner. Phil Weber, August
Putnam, John MoZick and Edward
Fraze, employees of the Kroger
garage at $3.50 Merrick. They ask
overtime pay in the amount of
$4,000 in addition to $4,000
damages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Dewey
ASSaiIed

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Oct. q
QNS) - Sidney Hillman, chair
man of the Go Political Action
Committee, in a speech here ac-
cuSed Gov. Dewey of "treacher-
Gus double talk"
Addressing a rally of fourth
term adherents he charged the
Republicans with a campaign 10
persuade the American people
TO write off the war as something
over and done with"
Earlier u. S. Senator Wagner
branded Dewey's campaign as in
sincere. Wagner said:
THE most amusing aspect of
Mr.. Dewey's campaign Is this:
On one side of the street he
calls the Democratic admins
tration the worst In all his
tory; On the other side OF the
street he promises TO do more
of all the things we have
started, more social security,
more housing, more public
works where needed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Sympathy Strike
Closes War Plant

Production of steering
mechanisms for tanks was halted
at the Caille Motor Co. today
when 10 UAW-CIO production
workers joined wildcat strike
of 10 welders demanding new
gloves in which 10 work.
The welders, members of JAW
Go Local 9S5. left the plant at
$3.50 Second, late yesterday be-
cause, a company spokesman said,
their demands for work gloves
were refused. The production men
struck in sympathy and the plant
was shut down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
By Bob Hope

II the rink a Bernard had the refresh
They where Doty Lamour and
sitting and skates skaed all over the rink
holding DottS hand through she got and
skated
In novice did ftgafe eight and what
did the hard waytWo fours. w c. Fields had
6erfu suggestion with all that but he finally
decided it'd be much trouble for just days supply.
y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Engineers 10 Hear
Harvard Speaker

Charles A. Federer Jr. Of the
staff of Harvard observatory and
a member Of the univcrSity'S fac
ulty in astronomy and navigation
will he the principal speaker at
the meeting of the Engineering
Society of Detroit in the Rackham
Memorial auditorium at 8 p. m
Monday.
Frank D. KorkoSZ, technician
of the Museum of Natural History
at Springfield, Mass. will be an
other speaker. The meeting will
he in conjunction with the session
of the Detroit Astronomical So
ciety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to YOUR home.
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o-For Rent-Apartn,ents

DESIRABLE. FURNISHED ROOM
apartment at Wrightsville Beach, oil
clrculator, automatic hot water. Dial
2-1956.
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HIMMLER-JUNKER
TRUCE IS SEEN

LONDON, Dec. A. Up -Indica.
tons have seeped out of Germany
that Heinrich Himmler, No. Nazi
during the current apparent eclipse
of Adolf Hitler, has reached soma
sort of political-military truce with
Germany's up-in-arms generals.
Generally reliable sources report
ed today that Himmler had been
holding series of significant con-
ferences for more than a month at
his secret headquarters in southern
Germany with tcp-ranking military
as well as party men.
One consideration in the reported
truce Was said to be that Himmler
would keep Hitler under cover and
make him keep his hands off mill
tary affairs, leaving them to train
ed Junkers tacticians.
This report, although unverified,
fitted we'll with the Fuehrer's re-
ported illness, his retirement from
tie public eye, and improved de-
tense tactics Of the German army
since he dropped out Of sight.
These reports said Himmler was
keeping Hitler in what amounted
almost to confinement by over-em-
pkasizing his poor health and fill.
ing with fear Of another attempt
or. his life if he came out of hiding.
In return, Hlmmler was report
ed to have received from the gen.
erals permission to name several
Nazi party men as high but not
top-ranking officers.
There have been several indica-
tions that army chiefs, and par
tlcularly Field Marshal Karl Ru-
Golf Gerd Won Rundstedt, h We
been winning their fight to run the
war as they see fit and halt party
breakdown on high members of
the military CLIQUE.
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M0L0T0V FETES
FRENCH LEADER

MOSCOW, Dec. 4.-P-General
De Gaulle, head Of the French
provisional government was hon
ored today by beaming Foreign
Commissar Molotov at a reception
attended by Moscow's Allied and
neutral diplomatic colony.
The luxurious Spiridonovka pa
lace was thronged with hundreds
of guests. Buffet tables were Law
ishly spread with food and drink.
The party, held at the cocktail
hours, to pm, was attended
en- masse by the French residents
of the Soviet capital. TT Ameri-
can charge daffaires, George F.
KEENAN,, British Minister John
Balfour and representative of the
Polish Committee o. National Lii
beration. Stefan Jedrachowski,
were among those invited to the
special salon where Molotov and
deGaulel exchanged toasts. The
BIRTHS hambassador, Sir Archibald
John Clark Kerr, also was a guest
at the gay gathering.
DeGaulle, appearing more relax
ed than at other public functions
since his arrival in Moscow for
conferences with Premier Stain,
chatted amiably with the guests.
He was accompanied by French
Foreign Minister Georges Bidault
and Defense Minister Gen. Al
phonse JUN.
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FOR SALE: 307 NO. End St. NEXT
to corner of Grace ST. 10 room home.
large lot residential or business
section. W. M. Hewlett. Realtor. 214
Princess ST Dial 7138
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oAEEAND er, Mrs. Ann
Lilies, of Wilmington. She is the
daughter of T. A. Shepard, Sr.
TAKES ADVANCED TRAINING
Pvt. NC Nelson Leroy Taylor,
USING, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ris L. Taylor, of 712 Central Blvd,
has reported to the Officer Candi-
dates, Battalion at Camp Lejeune
for advanced training before en-
tering officer candidate school.
Taylor has just completed the col
lege phases of MS Viz pre-officer
candidate training at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Says
She Has Never Seen
Actress Faye Emerson

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-R-
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said
today she has never seen her new
daughter-in-law, the former Faye
Emerson, either personally or in
the movies.
Miss Emerson, screen actress,
was married yesterday to Col. FL
lott Roosevelt, second son of
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, at
Grand Canyon, Ariz.
Replying to a question at her
regular news conference today,
Mrs. Roosevelt said she had not
seen her new daughter-in-law be-
CAUSE she-Mrs. Roosevelt-had
been here
Later the answer was amended
to say that she never has seen
Miss Emerson, either personally
or in motion picture.
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I'm The
Service
RETURNS To WASHINGTON

WAVE Euge-
MIA F. Shepard,
Seaman 2 / c.,
has completed
her training at
Hunter col
lege, Bronx, N.
Y. and has re-
turned to Was h-
ington, D. C..
after spending
several d a y S
with her moth
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AT ADVANCED ISLAND BASE

Sgt. William S. Merritt, son of
Mrs. L. L. Merritt, Rosehill, has
returned to an advanced island
base from Australia, where he
spent a 15-day furlough. Sgt. Mer-
rift, one of several soldiers grant
ed furloughs after completing six
months duty in the tropics, has
been campaigning in the Pacific
for more than four years. He at
tended Rosehill High school, and
held for one year the middleweight
novice championship in the Star
News Golden Gloves tournament
in Wilmington.
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RECEIVES SILVLR WINGS

K e n meth R.
Bland, son OF
Mrs. Louise S.
Bland, 209 Dock
ST., has COM
pleted 16 weeks
rigid training at
Hondo A r m y
Air Field, Hon
do, Texas, and
has won the
right to wear
silver naviga-
TOR wines He
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AWARDED INFANTRY
D-CC~ STVnNr

C h a r les c.
C o u n C il, OF
White Oak, Bla-
den county, was
recently award
ed the Combat
Infantry badge
for outstanding
performance of
duty and exem-
plary conduct
in a C t i o n
against the en-
envy during the
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RECEIVES CITATION

S/Sgt. James E. Bordeaux, Jr.,
of 100 Central Blvd, Sunset Park,
is an armorer in the Italian based
454th Liberator Bombardier Group
which has been awarded the War
Department Unit citation ''for
outstanding performance of duty
in armed conflict with the enemy
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In the Belgian Congo, any Con-
golese Negro may practice any vo-
cation and rise to any position,
according to his abilities and
choice
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2-2O7O after am. Monday.
WANTED: CUSTOMERS FOR ENGRAV-
ed wedding invitations, announcements.
The Baxley Co.. Willetts Building.
WANTED SOMEONE TO CLEAN VENE-
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fantry decoration was presented to
Council for mis- services as an as
sistant anti-tank gunner during the
fight against the Japs on Guam.
Prior to induction into the service,
he attended North Carolina State
college. His sister, Mrs. George
Sloan, resides at Winter Park.
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was commissioned as Second Lieu
tenant.
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,rnOllllcenents
.1-1TOrrNCFMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT I'M
rity Upholstering Co., 4os Cas-
T. he !. 'I sye proud to announce hat
lie St., ave ssT telephone service. Phone
ss nov S.I;s S. It is our desire to 2,- give
10 --- sorrice in the future. Uphol-
n ,.;"e our specially
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S5.-Help Wanted-Maie

DRIVER, SALESMAN, STRICTLY
earnest and sober, references required
Dial 1888.
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;57 open AT NEW LOCATION.
WV Co,sral repairs, motor tuning,
s usI .ervice, tires and batteries.
. Dt.r Service Garage. H. M.
s ,Ta,,rl proprietor. 1909 S. 4th
& Phone 2-05I9-
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WRIGHTsVILLE BEACH. TWO APART
ment house. 100000 terms. Occupy
one and rent other one to make your
payments. j. S. Lyell, Jr, Real Estate
agent. 242 Princess Street.
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PROMOTED

Robert r. Smith, formerly Of
&c Nesbitt court, Wilmington, has
been promoted to Technician Fifth
Grade at the Army Service Forces
Training Center. Camp Berkeley,
Texas. He is with Co. D. of the
54th Medical Training battalion.
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.-lutomOIlve

-.17VF TO BUY FROM '37 TO
W0uLo =! H. rar from individual. Dial
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The 100000 U. S. life insur-
ance policies and certificates in
force today, averaging over five
per family. represent an increase
CT 100000 over those in force
at the wars outbreak.
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| 52-For Rent

FOR RENT: VACANT LOT, 21e SOUTH
18th Street, size 33 $50. Suitable for
wood yard. Moore-Fonvie1ie Realty
Co., Rea!tols''. 2O1 Princess St. Phone
4438 or 4439.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-22
RAcIJSkI kOLEDAR
PROCESIRANA JEDILA

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Modre znamke AS,
B-8 C8, D-8 in E8, knzici st. vsaka veljavna
10 pointov do 20. maja.
MESO, SIROVO MASLO, SIR, MESO KONZER-
YAH, it'd. - Rdece znamke A-8, B-8, c. d. E-8 in
F-8 knzici st. so ejavne vsa<a 10 pontov do TO-
maja.
SLADKOR - Znarnka 1T. 80 knjizici je We
ljavna funtov sadkorja do preklica. Znamka st.
40 je sedaj veljavna funtov sladkorja vuhava-
nja in scer do 2s februarja 1915 Znama st. 81 posta-
ne veljavna $ |. apricm -t..s.,.
CEVLU - Znanka st. 1s racjski knjizici je We
lavna do 30 apria. Znamka IT. ma strani aeroplan
kniizici It. 3 je veljavna do preklica
GASOLIN.--Znamke B in knjzicah SO vejavne
vsaka ~ galona dokler jill porabi. Move b. B3,
C2 in C3 znannke veayne "a pet galonov gasoline.
line drzaye in licencna sevka biti zapsana tim
to preso vsake znamke, XII Sc 10 odda "a gasolin.
TAJERJI - Prihodn presled tajerjev avtov, cigar
astnil po.eduiejo haizico je do 80. marca;
knjzico do 80 juniia; knjzico do 81. maja. 10
sercijalna voza dati tasrje preelcda vsalh
,esecsy ali 10 preyozijo 5000 mill katero e preje.
OLE "a kUKIvC - Kuponi 4 il S 50 sedaj We
ljavn. "a ysak kupon dobits 10 sslonov Ola.
zGANIE - Dsvsta periiode II nahup zsanjs pots,
e .. aprles g 'a q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-22

costa nj nasel V hisi, ju je Sci
iskat v vrt. S sklonjeno glavo
Sc je blizal lopi. Naenkrat mu
je udaril ma uho skrivnosten Sc
pet. Zacudeno je obstal in pri-
sluhnil. IL lope so prihajali tihi
glasovi. Radovednost sc je vzbu-
dila V MEM. Previdno Sc je
skril "a grmicevje in sc oprezno
plazil proti lopi. Pri zadnjem
grmu je zopet prisluhnil. Obraz
mu je zardel. Po glasu je spo-
znal zeno in Frobna. Ujel je
prijateljeve besede, ko je Joze-
fl govori o locitvi. zeninega od-
govora nj slisal, ker je pretiho
govorila. Prsi so mu vzvalovile.
V srcu je zagorel tako divji srd,
da bi najraje planil V lopo in
ubil prijatelja in zeno. Prema-
gal Sc je in cakal, kaj DO sledi-
10. Ko razparjen ris je prezal
ma vsak glib in ko je videl, da Sc
je Jozefa nagnila k mladenicu
in ga je poljubila, Sc mu je "a
trenutek stemnilo pred ocmi.
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poved, a krsiti sc ne SINE. Ne,
"a meme nj srece ma svetu. Tr-
pela bonn, kakor sem trpela
pref. Bozje postave nocem pre-
.krsiti, ker bi imela greh. In ka-
ka bi bila moja sreca, ako bi BIZ
la moja vest nemirna, ako bi
me povsod spremljala misel, da
sem z grehom kupila svoj ze-
meljski raj? Ne, ljubi prijatelj,
to Sc ne SINE zgoditi.
- Torej vendar "a vecno -
je vzkliknil mladenic. - Jutri
Sc, potem pa Sc lociva "a vse-
lei?
la vecno! - je zasepetala
zena komaj 'slisno in ga je po-
ljubila kakor oni vecer, ko sta
Sc prvic locila.
Molce sta sedela privita drug
k drugemu. Mad NINA pa Sc je
zbiral crn oblak. Nekaj trenut-
kov Sc in zadivja orkan, XII raz-
prsi vso sreco in do dina pretre-
Sc srca, Prevec sta bila zatop-
ljena v. misli in tako nista sill
sala, da je listje bliznjega gr-
ma mocno zasumelo. Proti lopi
Sc je oziralo' dvoje divjih oci.
Bill je. Faldner. Yes razjarjen
Sc je vrnil z della. Ker zene in
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(Nadaljevanje)

Ko je voz drdral mimo Ecole
de Medicine, Sc mi .je dozdeyalo,
da mi srce poci in sem zalostno
sepetala: "Za vecno!"
O tebi potem nisem nikdar Sill
sala. Sploh pa sem mislila, da
81 ii Re zdavnaj pozabil ma u
bogo. beraeico, XII je prejela cd
tebe toliko dobrot, poplacala pa
ii jih je lie z enim revnim polju-
bonn. Kako bi mogla zeleti, da b:
me med sumnim svetom ohranil
v spominu? Polagoma sem Sc
vzivela v svojo usodo. zivljenje
mi je grenila poleg spomina ma
tebe misel, da zivim po nilosti
drugih. In ravno ia m isel je
predvsem pripomogla, da sem
postala Faldnerjeva zena. Ko je
grofica obiskala posestvo, XII je
z njegovim sosedno, je bill cesto
njen gost. Pri tenn je spoznal
tudi meme. Zaprosil je "a mojo
roko. Spoznala sem, da grofica
zeli to zvezo. Kaj mi je bilo
storiti? Udala sem Sc. Srecna
sem bila lie enkrat v zivljenju in
nj bilo upanja, da bi Sc kedaj
postala sreena, cato mi je bilo
vseeno - tako sem postala
njegova zena.
Froben jo je molce poslusal.
Srce Sc mu je stiskalo cd zalo-
sti. Sal je cutil isto bolest ko
to ubogo, mucenisko dekle. Ko
je utihnila, je tho vzdihnil.
B. - Ubogi otrok! Faldnerjeva
zena 81 postala. Zakaj ravno
Faldnerjeva, XII je tako surov,
tako brezsrcen, a ii tako rahlo-
cutna, tako nezna, plemenita.
Ali res nisi zasluzila boljse uso-
de? IL enega trpljenja 81 padla
V drugo, XII je Sc mnogo hujse.
Ljubi Bog, zakaj Sc je morale
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sTRAN 8
ako ne utihnes, DO kmalu VISA
ckolica vedela "a tvojo sramoto.

ako ne utihnes,' DO kmalu VISA
okolica vedela "a tvojo sramoto.
Kaj? - je krical ta. -
Moja hisa je ze dovolj osrarno-
cena. Ali poznas ia list? - je
fiscal koscek papirja zeni pred
oti. - Dobro poznam tvojo pi-
savo. To je tisto sladko pisefn-
ce, XII ST ga pisala svojernu ju-
naskemu dobrotniku. O, kaj sem
moral doziveti! Beracico, cisto
navadno beracico, XII Sc je po-
noci potikala po pariskih uli-
cab, sem 81 izbral "a zeno? Ali
nj to dovolj velika sramota! -
Glasu mu je zmanjkalo. OBJ
upno ST je pull lase. Cez nekaj
casa Sc je divje ozrl ma Frob-
ma.
- Drago mi poplacas to sra
moto - je zasikal skozi zobe.
- In tt, nesramna beracica -
sc je obrnil k Jozefi - v tenn
+renutku zapusti mojo hiso!
Xar pojdi kroznikom ma Pont
les Arts in beraci kakor pref.
Ga tega trenutka te ne prizna-
vam "a zeno. Ako ne gres, tie
dam zapoditi po sluzabnikih ko
psa.
(Dalje prihodnSc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-22

ril. Vse mu povem. Upam, da ga
celia stvar game. Ne ljubi te in
ii 81 vsa nesrecna OBJ njegovi
strani. Prosil ga bonn, maj Sc
loci cd tebe. In potem bos tt
svobodna in - moja. Res, moja
hisa nj tako lepa, toda sijaj in
bogastvo, XII ga zapustis tukaj,
bo nadomescala moja neizmer-
ma ljubezen. O, sal je ljubszen
najvecji zaklad ma svetu. Sijaj,
bogastvo sta mrtva, ona pa oziv-
lja, osrecuje. Moja kraljica hos
in JAZZ ii bonn stregel kot zvest
sluzabnik. O, kako bova srecna !!
zena -je zalostna gledala pro-
ii nebu in je Sc bolj krcevito "a
jokala.
Raj srece je "a meme zar
prt., Ko bi ,bila evangelicanka
kakor ii, bi bill zakon nlogoe. To-
da naju je porocil katoliski du.
hovnik III to zvezo more pretr-
gati le surt, ker je sveta, lie-
lcsljiva. O, Bog, trda je ia "a
-