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who had served since the establish
ment of Delaware Park in 1887, re-
signed recently due to Ill health.
Donald P. Ross, vice-president and
a member of the executive commit
tee, which also includes William
dupont, Jr., and Maj. j. Simpson
Dean, made the announcement and
said: I'VE are glad to get worthy
successor to Mr.. Burke who has
done so well. We will renew all
our stakes, and will continue the
same liberal policy to horsemen
which Major Dean inaugurated in
1941. He remains as our president
although on active duty in the
European theatre of war"
Apply to Open May 20
Application has been made to the
Delaware Racing Commission for
meeting to begin May 20 and con-
tinue to and including July 4, ex-
Guiding two Mondays in June. The
new general manager, a resident of
New York, is well known in the
racing world and is a turf writer
for the New York Times. In addi-
ton to his duties with the Times
Mr.. Field is widely known for his
radio description of turf classics at
New York and Florida tracks. He
has been connected with Delaware
Park since the 1910 season, acting
in the capacity of vice-president
and publicity director. He is ex-
pected to come here soon from
Florida to take up his new duties
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Boardman Hop
per-. Mr.. Harry Hopper and Miss
Elizabeth Hopper of Merton, Pa,
Mrs. Frederick Weston and Mrs.
William P. Wattles of Wynnewood,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. William Stein
born of Upper Darby; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jehu Clifton of Wilmington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barratt Conner of
Bala-Cynwyd, Pa, were among
those from a distance who attend
ed the funeral of Captain A. Lee
Clifton on Friday.
Lieut.. Richard c. Price, U. S.
Navy, Mrs. Price and their son
Dicky, have returned to their home
after spending several months at
Annapolis, Nd, where Lieut.. Price
was ordered for special course at
the u. S. Naval Academy.
Mr.. Hoyle Lees, Mrs. Pauline
Harmonson, Mrs. Nancy Lees, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hoyle, and Mrs.
Litzsinger, all of Baltimore; Mrs.
Samuel Armstrong and Mrs. Ethel
Pinkham of Ridgefield Park, N. j.,
were among those from distance
who attended the funeral of Mrs.
George Lees on Tuesday.
Francis ]. O'Neill, Jr., who has
been a student at the University of
Delaware, withdrew from that in
stitution in February and entered
Villanova College on the Navy Viz
program.
Cpl. James B. Messick, U. S.
Army of Greensboro, N. c., is
spending a 7-day furlough with his
wife and his mother, Mrs. Blanche
Messick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Swain,
Jr., and son C. B. III, of York, Pa,
spent the weekend with his moth
er, Mrs. Lillian Swain.
Miss Beulah Hazel of Philadel-
phia has been the guest for several
days of her sister, Mrs. Victor Mes
sick.
Sgt. John Fearon, U. S. Army, of
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo-, is spend
ing a furlough with his wife.
Mrs. Gilbert Chambers of Ash
vile, N. c., who has been spending
several days with her sister, Mrs.
A. Lee Clifton, and Mrs. J. w. Cliff
ton, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Herbert Sitter, IT., of
Wynnewood, Pa, had a short visit
with her sister, Miss Anna Beckett
on Friday.
Mrs. Lewis Uhlendorff left. Tues
day for Pittsburg, California, where
she will join her husband, Lieut..
Uhlendorff, Chaplain, U. S. Army.
G. M. &c Harold l.. Burge, u. S.
Navy, of Dam Neck, Va, spent a
6-day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Burge.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09
PERSONALS


Mrs. ]. c. Derickson, of Berlin,
is visiting Mrs. Geo. H. Raymond.
Clarence B. Raymond spent a
part of last week home.
Miss Minnie Allen of Whining
ton, is spending a few days in
town.
Thos. Dawes has accepted a posi-
ton with the Adams Express Com
pany, Wilmington.
Mrs. E. H. Hynson is visiting
friends in Dover and Camden.
VIM. Wharton, who for a year
has been travelling through the
west, came home last week to see
his mother, Mrs. Ashcraft. He is
looking we'll and hearty.
Miss Nettie Tschudy is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Olin I. Hough and wife are max
ing visit with his mother, Mrs. R
E. Hough.
Harry Brice and wife, of Phila-
delphia, gave Smyrna a visit Mon
day.
Miss Ida Harper of near Leipsic
and Mr.. John Slaughter, will be
married this evening.
A party of about 30 persons were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Davit
C. Hoffecker, near Kenton, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Jennie c. S. Price, who ha!
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man Harmonson said today in
pointing out that Board officials,
retailers, businessmen and house
wives here have long recognized
the need for store survey. Wen
have effective price control in this
area only when every one of us, re-
tailers and consumers, realize that
it's our personal responsibility,
Mr.. Harmonson said. The initial
move in the store survey will send
rationing board representatives
into more than 20 food stores here
during the week of March Is.
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Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Bamma Lee
Evans, daughter of Mrs. Ida Evans
of Elkton, Md, and Mr.. George
Slaughter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Slaughter of Smyrna. The
wedding took place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter with Rev.
James w. Parkins officiating in the
presence of a few relatives and
friends. The bride wore navy blue
with a corsage of roses. After a
short wedding trip the couple will
live in Smyrna.
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that he has been seen on his hands
and knees, scrubbing it himself. He
even rugged up homemade micro
phone for the floor shows.
Don't forget-civilians are invit-
ed to drop in any Saturday night
to see the decorations and watch
the dancing. They might even be
given a hand-out of the refresh
ments.
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Evening service, 7:3o p. m. Inspir-
ing congregational hymn sing; an
them by large youth chair. Guest
speaker: Miss May Mackin of Phil
adelphia. Forceful speaker and an
interesting message. Tuesday, 7.30
p. m, Lenten prayer service; Fri
day, $3.50 p. m, children's choir;
1880 p. m, youth choir; 7:30 p. m,
Willing Workers Bible Glass; Sat
urday, 7:30 p. m, senior choir.
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SMYRNA PUPIL
WINS AWARD
CONTINUED from Page one)

government we are also saving for
our future. We're not giving the
money to our government, we're
just loaning it.
We cannot cease our buying,
working, or saving if we want to
win this war; So let's dig up those
dollars that mean victory and get
this war over, so that the ones we
love may come home again. Don't
forget to keep on buying those
bonds.
Sincerely yours,
PEGGY LEE CLARK
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AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services Announced for Next Sun.
day Morning and Evening

The First Presbyterian Church,
Mr.. Herman Dam, student pastor,
announces the following services
for the coming week: The Sunday
School will meet at 10. The topic
will be "Jesus Betrayed, Denied,
and Condemned" Be sure to bring
your paragraph written on What
My Sunday School Means to Me. "
The morning worship service will
be at IL with the sermon on the
last clause of the Lords Prayer
For Thine Is the Kingdom, the
Power, and the Glory, forever and
ever. Amen" The evening wor-
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been quite i'll the past week and a
great sufferer, is reported improved
the last day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed. Hoffecker
were called to Baltimore last Sat
urday by the death of her father
w. A. Scott.
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ship pservice will be held at 7:30
with the sermon on "Ezra-The
Book of Returns" The Christian
Endeavor Society will meet at $50
Sunday evening in the Sunday
School room.
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An Evening Social

The beautiful home of Miss
Lizzie Mcdowell was christened for
the first time last Wednesday night
by a pleasant Christian Endeavor
Sociable. There were all sizes,
ages and cliques. At a reasonable
hour, after playing games, the
guests were invited out to their
spacious dining room to partake OF
refreshments which caterer Steven
son had provided. This was the
first C. E.. sociable this year.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09
DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date Of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
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AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Robert e. Green, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

Asbury Methodist Church, Rev.
Robert E. Green, pastor, announces
services as follows: Church School,
10 a. M; Harvey c. Jones, general
superintendent. Are you bewilder-
ed with life's problems S? The study
of the Bible as taught in the
Church School teaches us how to
receive Divine Help for the facing
of the hour. Glasses for every age
group. Divine worship, Il q. M;
anthems by Senior and Ch'dren's
Choirs. Sermon subject: "The Di-
vine Physician" Methodist Youth
Fellowship, 6:45 p. m. Miss Carlene
Jones will conduct the service.
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The
What Not Shelf
By Louise Hoffecker Burslem

Bill (Wawa) Edmondson writes
from an island in the Pacific that
movies are provided for the boys
and that each film is run many,
many times, so much do the boys
enjoy the entertainment, He said
they didn't even get tired of seeing
the same thing over and over, be-
cause it was something to do. He
also said they had made ice cream
several times.
Before he moved to his present
station, Wawa wrote home for
packages of seed so that he could
plant garden-American veget-
ables and flowers growing on an
island in the Pacific. He was ship
ped before the seeds came up, how
ever. Wawa is with the Seabees.
Little Betty Lou Carrow inform
ed us last week that if she didn't
leave Philadelphia soon and get
back to Smyrna for a visit, she
would ''have nervous break
down." That is just it.. only the
very young or the very rich can
afford to have the things! Frank
ly tho, it won't be the lack of a
trip to Smyrna that will give the
child a nervous breakdown - but
her older brother, Bobby, who is
going through the "movie-struck"
stage. Bobby had been to see "Old
Acquaintance" (for the third time)
and when he returned home he got
out one of his mothers best sher-
bert glasses, poured gingerale into
it, and proceeded to be Miriam
Hopkins doing her champagne
scene with Bette Davis.
March certainly came in like a
lion, what with the heavy snow
storm last weekend, and a good
many people, caught without ga
loshas, came in like polar bear.
Corp. Gene JONES has worked
like a couple of slaves on the Sat-
urday night dances at the U. S. O.
Recreation Center. Each week, be
makes remarkable silhouettes fol
wall decorations. He arranges fol
trick indirect lighting and even has
revolving colored lights. He him.
self rearranged the furniture te
provide more space for dancing
then puts it all back on Sunday
He is so particular about the fool
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Spence'S Bazaar
Dial BAL
DOVER, DEL.
PUBLIC SALES


Two public sales will be held by the
owners of personal property on
TUESDAY, MARCH Fl, 1914
Edward FARRELL will offer for public auc-
ton at his farm. located three miles north
| of Dover on the dual highway at Denney's
Corner. starting at $3.50 p. M. sharp. and
Immediately following Wizard G. Bush will
sell his live stock, feed and equipment on
the adjoining farm.
Mr.. FARRELL will offer the following prop
erty for sale:
Farm Machinery
| Deering mower, John Deere riding pillow,
No. 10 Oliver walking pillow, spring-tooth
harrow, 60-tooth drag harrow, 2-can ice
box like new; harness, forks, shovels hoes,
40 bushel Wilson soy beans, buggy, walk
| ing cultivator.
Household Goods
Cook stove. burns either wood or coal,
good as new, white; 3-burner Nesco oil
stove, nearly new; kitchen cabinets, ex-
tension tables. 8 yards of good congoleum.
| ice refrigerator, ice chest, sideboard,
couch, 9x12 Administer rug, hall seat,
leather davenport. good as new; divan
bedroom suite. bedsteads. bureau, wash
stands, wash bowl set bureau set, feather
beds, mattresses, 8 sets of springs. 12x12
wool and fiber rug, 9x12 mating rug, other
small rugs. pictures, a rocking chairs. 9TH
err chairs, dishes, glass jars, window shades,
nickle bowel lamp and can lard.
| Mr.. Bush will offer the following prop
erty:
Live Stock
! is Holstein and Guernsey cattle.
fresh cows, springers. yearling heif-
ers, calves.
fat hogs, weigh about 300 pounds.
Farming Implements
Set of notwithstanding tractor 12-in.
plows, good as new, good wagon box. good
2-hole corn shelter, new hay fork carrier.
hay fork, air pressure pump. lot of small
TOOLS including shovels, hoes. picks, jacks,
single and doubled trees, set of wagon
harness, collars and brides, 800 tomato
baskets and other articles.
Feed, Etc.
Several tons of hay in loft.
800 bushels of corn.
SO bushels of wheat.
rs bushels of oats.
Household Goods
Some furniture, good Farrand organ
good Marvel sweeper, No. Boss water
power washer, some firewood, etc.
TERMS OF BOTH SALES-CASH
Charles w. Carroll, Auctioneer.
Ralph Spence, Outside Clerk.
John w. Tarburton. Inside Clerk.
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FOR SALE

House and lot, 207 Frazier Street,
Smyrna, Delaware, 5 R. B. and E.
Price, $4,000. Apply to
MRS. CASSIE HENDRICKSON,
Tel. Newark, 3057 Newark, Del.
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FOR, RENT

Farm of 100 acres, for rent or on
shares. Good land for soy beans.
Apply to Times Office or consult
Mr.. Edgar on old Vane farm near
Bay.
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FOOD SALE

A series of food sales will be held
during Lent. Saturday morning at
9 o'clock at the home of Mrs
George Carter. Benefit st. Peters
p. e. Church.
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FOR SALE

Limited quantity, Rutger certified
and treated tomato seed.
FRANK CLENDANIEL, Inc,
Telephone 1923 Lincoln, Delaware
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1944-03-09
NEW RACE MANAGER
Bryan Field, New York, to Manage
Delaware Park

Bryan Field, for 20 years news
paper and racing man, and also
widely known in the radio and adj
vertising field, has been named
Delaware Parks general manager
to succeed Edward Burke, the Del
aware Steeplechase and Race Asso-
citation has announced. Mr.. Burke,
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FOR SALE
RUTGER TOMATO PLANTS

hCIULN IONIAIO FLtANIS
Delivery at your option, from the
last week in April until the last
week in June. All plants grown
from certified and treated seed.
FRANK CLENDANIEL, Inc,
Telephone 1923 Lincoln, Delaware
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LOST

LOST
Ration Book No. 8. If found re-
turn to
CARRIE BURNS,
Smyrna, Del.
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FOR SALE

Lespedeza and Timothy baled
hay, $500 per ton. Apply to
ERNEST FARRELL,
Tel. 1888 Smyrna Kenton, Del.
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TUESDAY, MARCH Fl, 1914

| Two public sales will be held by the
owners of personal property on
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r. w. Slaughter, auctioneer
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March certainly came in like a
lion, what with the heavy snow
storm last weekend, and a good
many people, caught without ga
loshas, came in like polar bear.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-18

smes priti! Nikdar vec! 2 Bo-
gom" Stopila je "a zastor.s
| A - ze je bill ma oknu. Pre-
den Sc je Maria pray zavedla,
je skocl v soho. Iztegnil ,je roke
in - drgetaje Sc mu je priyila.
Maria! Marija" je sepetal
med poljubi.
Zapri je okno in ga zagrnil.
Noe "a noejo je prihajal.
ziyela sta kakor v sanjah.
Neke noci pa, ko je mlada ze-
ma eakala pri oknu, Sc j je do
zdevaio, da Sc je "a vrtnim zi-
dom premaknila senca. Trepe-
taje je Maria stala "a zasto-
rom. Ko je naposled vendarle
Malta stopil liza grmovja, je
odprla okno in sepetala:
"Matija! Bojim Sc, videli te
bodo in naju oba mucili."
Ozrl Sc je proti cesti, Sc okre-
nil, vzpel in ze je sedel ma oknu.
Takrat sta sc odlocili cd dru-
&c strani IL teme dve cloveski
postavi. Maria je odskocila.
"GleJ, glej, lepo napredujes!"
je cula gvardijanov strogi glas.
"Gospod frater hodijo po bliz-
micah, hehehe!!" sc je posmeho-
val pater Jurij.
In Sc je guardian nekaj "a
klical, Maria ga nj razume-
la. VISA je drgetala.
Malta je otrpnil. Potem Sc je
VIDAL. Skocil je okna, Sc Sc en-
krat ozrl in mirno stopil do o.
graje k onima dvema.
Maria je gledala "a MIN.
Dalje prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-18
(Nadaljevanje)

Cotar molka nj pobral, nj Sc
sklonil "a MIN - samo gledal
je, gledal S srepimi ocni po GER
Xvi in prebadal z ostrim pogle-
dom obraze, XII so Sc obrnlli "a
njegovim ropotanjem Izmed
vseh, XII so Sc ozrli, 81 je najbolj
zapomnil bledi obraz mlade 60
spe Koprivovke, gospe kopri,
vovke, XII je vso limo skrbela
,zanj - je ze vedela zakaj; kj
mu je podarila topli kozuh -
podkupiti ga je hotela; ko ga je
prisla vprasevat,. ko je d Ella
stolec - rada bi ga bila zape'
ljala, da bi izpregovoril med de-
lom - al, al! Zdaj jo je pa
spoznal - carovnico, XII Sc je
med povzdigovanjem ozrla in O.
brnila obraz Cd Boga proc prot
cerkvenim vratom!
Nu, nu, re dolgo jo .je incl na
sumu - sal je imela oci velike
in crne kakor sova.
Sklonil Sc je,> pobral molek ir
ga verno prebiral do konca ma
Sc.
KomaJ pa Sc je duhovnik O.
brnil izpred oltarja, je re star
Cotar zgrabil svoj stolec in Sc
suvaje ma desno in levo, preri
do vrat, vrgel stolec pod kop
in bezal, bezal. Spotoma je je
NAL IL zepa psenico in jo trosi
vso pot, da bi copernice zamoti
| s pobiranjem zrnja. &c bi ga do
hitele, hi ga strle v najdrobnej
81 solneni prah
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VRAZJE DEkLE
Zgodovinski roman
LKA VAsTETOVA
bdela pri oknu, gledala v golt

bdela pri oknu, gledala COLO
vejevje ma vrhu in solza "a SOL
20 j je .polzela po bledih licih.
Kaj, &c Sc njenemu mozu kdaj
posreci, da izvrsi syoj naklep? =.
=. Stresla Sc je.
Matte nj videla Cd omega dne,
ko je dobil tretji ukor. Sc vedno
mu je bill prepovedan vsak iz-
hod iz samostana.
Ko bi re vsaj vedela, kaj je
MIN. Ali so ga zaprli ce-
jico? V jeco? Morda ga mu6ijo =:
- Predstavljala 81 je najhujse.
Noe je bila precej temna, ker
luna nj svetila.
Kar ugleda Maria ozki uli-
ci "a vrtno ograjo visoko, tenn
tlo pootdVo.
"On!' jo je pretreslo.
Neizmerna sreca je vstala v
njej. Umaknila Sc je "a zastor
Opazovala ga je, k a 20 Sc je
vzpel cez nizki zid in preril sko-
ri grmovje. Sc nekaj divjih src.
nih utripov in - stal je pod ME
MIN oknom.
Potrkal je prav tho.
Nj Sc ganila.
Sc enkrat.
Bala Sc je, da Sc ne zbudi slu-
ga, XII je spal zgoraj podstres'
nj sobici. Stopila je liza zasto.
ra in odprla okno.
"Marija!" je zasepetal.
"Lepo te prosim, pojdi!'
Moral sem te videti. In &c b
me bill priklenili, bi Sc bill iztr'
gal. Maria, daj mi roko!'
"Ne, ne. Pojdi! Nikdar vec ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-18
POdjeten MOI

dobi sluzbo "a prodajanje kom-
binacijska zimska vrata in mre-
re "a okna. Izdelek je prvovr-
stem. Ia podrobnosti pokiieite
CHI. 5511, oh vecerih pa ED.
1883, Mr.. Van.
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Mali. oglasi
PRODA Sc

hiso "a 4 druzine, zadaj, hisa "a
2 druzini in trgoyino spredaj.
Zemljisce je 80 cevljev spredaj.
To je izboren nakup ter 81 ga
oglejte predno kupite drugje.
+ Ma Edna Ave-, "a 2 druzini,
5 in 4 sobe; 2 zidane garaze.
Cena $1,000.
5 in 5 sob, tile kopalnica,
"tile" kuhinja, 2 garaze. Zelo
zmerna cena.
5 sob spodaj, 3 sobe zgoraj.
Sc lahko porabi "a emo ali dive
druzini. Cena $500.
Zidana hisa "a 3 druzine, 2
trgovini, 4 fornezi, Fireplace, "
"china cabinet" Cena $10,80O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-18

Pozno ponoei je Maria S
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Hise vCoIIinwoodu

Groyewood, "side by side," 6
sobna stanovanja, emo stanova-
nje zgotovljeno ma 3. nadstrop-
ju. breakfast" soba, title" ko-
palnica, 3 garaze. Cena $10,SOO.
Blizu cerkve sv. Marie, "a 2
druzini, zidana hisa, 2 garaze.
Cena $500.
E. 143 St., 5 in 5 sob; vse v
prvovrstnem stanju. Cena $8,-
200.
Predno kupite hiso Sc zglasi-
tie pri meni. Imam ma ogled vsa-
kovrstne hise "a emo ali vee
druzin ter apartments do 20
druzin.
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(Nadaij ijevanje)

Drugega dine je bila Jozefa
zelo zaposlena, tako da Sc nj mo-
gla zabavati gostona. Froben
je bill tega vessel, ker je zelel
biti sam. Wei je neko knjigo in
Sc je podal lopo. Vsedel Sc je
in zacel citati. Med tenn je raz-
misljal, ali Sc mu dekle zopet
prikaze. Opoldansko solnce je
vroee pripekalo in po vsem tele-
su je zacutil neko utrujenost.
Oci so sc mu zacele zapirati.
Premagoval Sc je in bolj nape-
to tital. Vkljub temu pa mu je
glava pocasi omahnila in knjiga
mu je padla il rok. Zaspal je.
Ko Sc je vzdramil, nj videl po-
stave V crni obleki, z zelenim paj-
colanom. Pricakova] jo je, cato
mu je bilo hudo, da nj prisla.
zalostno in nejevoljno Sc je dvig-
nil, da bi sci V hiso. V tenn tre-
nutku je zagledal neki predmet,
XII ga je prisilil, da Sc je zopet
vsedel. Ma klopi je lezal bel Yep
nj robec, XII ga pref nj bilo
tam. Pogledal ga je. Ma oglu
je zagledal svoj monogram. Bill
je ravnotak, ko oni, XII ga je
vsilo parisko dekle. Srce mu je
mcGno udarilo. - Kako je pri-
Sci ia robec sem? -- je vzkliknil
razburjeno. - Kaj to pomeni? :?
Moi Bog, zblaznim! - je tar
nal in V oceh so mu zablestele
solze. Robec je razgrnil. Da,
prav taksen je bill, ko onih sest
XII mt jih je deklica naredila
in jih je on cuvai ko kaksne
svete ostanke. Obrnil ga je.
Pred oGmi sc mu je zameglilo.
V drugem oglu je zagledal ne
kaj crk, XII SO bile ravno takO
fino vsite ko monogram. Obrisal
je solze in cital. Bolesten "ah'
sc nu Je izvil iz prsi, ko je zrl
vsito besedo: Ia veCno! - Ven
dar je bila torej tukaj! - je
vzkliknil. - In JAZZ sem medtem
leno spal. Zakaj mi je dala 70
pet znamenje? Zakaj ponavlja
one zalostne besede, XII so me
ze oni nesrecni vecer spekle do
dnab duse? - S poveseno glavo
je zapustil lopo. Podal Sc je k
delavcem in jih vprasal, ali so
videli koga. Dobil je isti odgo-
vor kakor prejsnji dan. Starr
vrtnar mu je dejal, da tekom
zadniih treh ur razen milostlji-
We nj bilo nikogar vrtu.
- Kako obleko je imela? -
je vprasal Froben hlastno. Bill
skoyito magic 81 Je poklical v
spomin yse dogodke, XII SO bill
Jozefo zvezi in naenkrat Sc