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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Rowe S LAWYER
Due for Parole
Times Photo
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, Jan 6 Paroles have
been approved for Ralph f. Baker
Detroit attorney who swindled
$4,000 from "Schoolboy' Rowe
onetime Detroit Tiger pitching
ace and former Detroit Police
Inspector Arthur Ryckman, the
state parole board announced
today.
Both VIII be released Feb. 25,
having completed their minimum
terms of Is months to five years.
Baker was sentenced by Detroit
Recorders Judge John j. Maher
after pleading guilty to taking
$4,000 from a S214S0 sum left
with him by Rove for investment
in an annuity.
The parole board said that
Baker returned S45q2 to Rowe
and was given credit for the
balance for legal services given
fthe pitcher between 1888 and 1912
RyCkman was sentenced by Cir
cult Judge Pugslcy on a charge OF
conSpiring TO obstruCt Justice
which grew out Of the Detroit
grand Jury graft investigation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
@ NOViCOS
Take Vows

KALAMAZOO. Jan. 6 Nine
noviceS and postuiantS have pro-
nounccd temporary vows and
have been received into the con-
grcgation of the Sisters of ST.
Joseph. Eleven junior sisters will
make perpetual vows Jan. 9.
The noviceS who pronounced
temporary vows arc Sisters Re
gina Clara Borgia Anne. Patrick.
Marie Georgogc, Joan Cassian.
Marie Jane and Ruth Ann. all
OF Detroit.
The young women receiving
the habit and their names IN re-
ligion are Lucille Mccullough.
Sister Lucille Marie and Jacquc-
line Gcrvais, Sister Ann Carolyn.
both of Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Wounded DefrOiferS
Arrive sat Percy Jones

BATTLE CREEK. Jan. 6 Eff
teen soldiers from the Detroit
area were among the Is Michi-
gan men who arrived today AZ
Percy Jones Hospital here and
the convaleSccut facility at Fort
Custer.
-Four Detroit area men arrived
at the hospital. They are Pvt
Omar Walters of l7lOS Van
buren,. pvt stephen Bodnar of
1921 RoSSitcr both OF Detroit
and r > James Hunter of St
Clair Shores. and PVT James
NVNapd\of Royal OakA
Wounded men from other Mich
igan areas are Pvt Harold
Mcinderterma of CaSSopoliS; Cpl
Edwin BiorIn Of Ironwood Pvt
Johnny \. Nelson of Traverse
City and Cpl John 4. Nermeulcn
OF NuSkegon Heights.
Eleven Detroit area men ar
rived az tho Conyalescent center
with IS outState Michigan sol
.diers. They are Cpl Earl Z. Crane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
NWLB Sets Up
.PhonePdyPdne|

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6 INS)
The NWLB has announced
the appointment of labor and in
dustry members of the newly Gre
ated national telephone panel.
II was granted jurisdiction eff
fective Jan. /, over all disputes
and voluntary requests for APP
prevail of wage increases in the
industry. The panel Will in all
cases, make recommendations Ia
the board which will make the
final determination.
Industry members are Frank
NJ. Stephens of Cleveland and
K. A. Phillips OF Sioux Falls. 5, d.
Labor members are J. j. Moran
of New York City and William
Dunn of Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

Of 9637 Stoepcl: Pfc. Frank T.
Tunkiewicz of 5000 Lonyo: S/Sgt.
Benny OlszwSki of 1866 Manson;
Pvt. Johnnie Jefferson of 4139
McGraw; Pvt. Anthony A. Lobbe-
Stacl of 1878 Hathon; Pvt. Walter
WodzenSki of 1912 Halleck: Pvt.
Carl A. Abrams of 239 Cobalt, and
Pvt Otto II kauan of 1855
Rockdalc, all Of Detroit Also Pvt.
Vernon L. Hocl of 223 Avalon,
Highland Park. Pvt Phillip Trip
cpl of l0006 Essex, Dearborn, and
Pfc Robert r. Kelly OF Wyan-
dotte.
ConvaleSCcnt service men from
outstate arriving AT Fort Custer
are Pvt William +. Bartlett Of
ST. ICnace; Pvt Norman p. Smith
Of Pewamo: Pvt. y Bernard l..
Weaver Of Mus kegon: Pvt.
Charles w Mexico Of Monroe
Pvt Leo A. Hulewicz of Elkton:
T , William a Parcher of Sag
NAV. and Pvt Gerard r. O,Mal-
ley Of Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
} Planes
Void Show

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 6 QNSl-
Three enemy planes were dis
abled two of them near Holly
wood, and the third forced down
at Vandalia. III.
Information on the three kills"
came ffem- the National Broad
casting Co. which announced
cancellation of feature scheduled
for Army Hour broadcast next
Sunday
The planes were captured craft
"a Jap Zero. a German Focke-
Wolfe and a Junkers S8-which
were TO have been flown over
Mines Field. Los Angeles. while
the pilots broadcast by short
wave.
The Zero developed motor
trouble; the Focke-Wolfe W $
grounded in Illinois when it
developed motor trouble. and the
Junkers lost a wing in a collision
with a streetcar in suburban
lnglewood while being towed TO
Mines Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Mi|Ien Loses
Suit Over Crash

A jury in Circuit Judge Robert
NJ. Toms court decided today that
John T. Millen, 1855 Waverly
conSultant and formerly director
Of the Detroit Zoo, had no cause
for action in his $4,000 damage
suit against Morris Varkle. pro
prietor OF the Varkle Iron &
Metal Co. of Roseville.
Millen sought the award for in
iuries he said would prove per
manent and for loss of clothing
and jewelry after his car crashed
into a truck trailer owned by
Varkle. The collision occurred Sept
Is, 1889, in Macomb County
The former ZOO director con-
tended that Narkle'S truck was
parked on the road with no tail
lights showing. II was testified
however, that Millen had beer
driving between 40 and i5 miles
an hour with his own lights
dimmed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
7 Lobbyists Listed
For Wrong Group

In a story on Lansing lobby
lists yesterday, The Detroit Times
listed David Beaudrie and Floyd
Drake as representatives of the
Brotherhood of Trainmen.
John p. O'Dowd, business man
agcr for the brotherhood, ex-
planned today that the two lobby
lists represent the Michigan Rail
road Employees Association, not
the brotherhood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Prince Jailed
Maria de Bourbon's Son
Is Convicted

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6
QNS) Prince" Emanuel Jerome
Alfonso de Bourbon has been
sentenced TO Is months impriSon-
mcnt despite the fearful plea OF
his mother, Princess Marie de
Bourbon. that she had educated
her son 10 be a paClfiSt.
De Bourbon. charged with fail
ure 10 register for the draft
claimed TO be member of the
royal house which once ruled
Spain and France.
He is a native Of Alexandria,
ECVpt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
x-Servitemdn Held
In Death Of Driver

Harold Barron. "a. of the
S'rathmOrc Hotel, today was held
for investigation of manSlauchtcr
in the death OF Nilbcrt r Moore
Il, Of li2 w. Willis
Moore died at home three hours
after Barron an cN-sCrviCcman.
had beaten him IN an argument
over a traffic incident Thursday
night a post mortcm was CON
Quoted on Nourc's body yesterday
bat the cause of death will not
be known for a week or 10 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Destroyer
Reid Sunk

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 tINS)--
Veteran OF Pearl Harbor and the
Leyte invasion, the destroyer USS
Reid has been sunk by the Jap'
near the Philippines, II was an
nounced here today.
The Reid was commanded by
Comdr. s. A. McCornock, "a, oI
Iron River. Mich. and is tho
twelfth naval vessel admittedly
lost in the present Philippine cam
paign. McCornock was wounded
In the action.
No estimate of casualties ha.
been made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Gas Ring Trail
Traced Here

Investigation of possible con-
nections between a nation wide
black market gas syndicate and
Harry Hornstein, As, of 11845
LaSalle, was under way today
after Hornstein was arraigned on
charges of selling 400 counterfeit
coupons.
Hornstein stood mute when ar
raigned before u. S. Commissioner
Hurd yesterday on charges of
selling the C-5 counterfeit cou-
pons for 5000 10 Darrell c. Sta
ten, p. of 1921 f. Seven Mile.
He furnished $4,000 bond, and
examination was set for Jan. -.
ACTIVE IN 5 STATES
OPA investigators said the cou-
ponS were in the 44,000.000 and
100000 series. uncommon in
this part OF the country. This fact,
coupled with the fact that Horn
STEMS recent activities had been
traced throt.g five states,
prompted investigation into the
source of The bogus tabs.
The coupons, the OPA pointed
out. had been made from newly
engraved plates and were eXcell-
ent limitations. This indicated the
eounterfeiting job had been done
by skilled big time operators.
NAMED BY PURCHASER
Staten named Hernstein as his
source when arrested Dec. 2S
with counterfeit coupons on his
person. Police released Staten 10
keep a rendezvous with Horn
stein.
Hornstein met Staten at a drug
store at Woodrow Wilson and
Glendale in Highland Park. The
two went for a drive in a car
around the block and, after
alighting from the car, Staten
gave the signal TO waiting officers
who arrested Hornstein.
|. When taken into custody, Horn
stein had some counterfeit cou-
pons on his person as well as $500
marked by police before they re-
leased Staten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Try TO XIII Berlin Chief

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 GNS)-
Radio Atlantic reports an attempt
on the life of Berlin police presi-
dent and SIS leader 1t. Gen.
Goerum, according To the current
issue Of the New York refugee
weekly Aufbau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Nab Uruguay PIotters

EGENOS AIRES. Jan s ms
More than 30 prominent persons
have been arrested In Nontoyidco
on charges Of attcmutinC 10 over
throw the Uruguayan govern
.mcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Congress To Confirm
Election Tally Today

WASHINGTON. Jar. 6 uNS)
No longer is il an official secret
Congress. in joint session, today
confirms and officially proclaimS
what almost every American
knew in predawn hours last
Nov. s.
Franklin y. Roosevelt has been
elected president and Harry $
Truman vice president
The House and Senate. jointly
assembled. this afternoon Will 60
through a ceremony dating back
to the dawn of the republic. Votes
of the electors Of the states for
president and vice president Will
be counted.
TIE ceremony this year ON.
odies one new feature For the
rSt time Congress halls a -four
nm president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
$4,000 Face
Loss Of Ballot

Ffty-four thousand applications
for reinstatement as voters are
being mailed 10 persons whose
failure 10 vote the past two years
dlSquslihcs them for the Feb. 10
urinary City Clerk Thomas {,
Lesdbetter announced today.
Under the law, a 30-day period
Of grace in which 10 apply for
continuation OF registration, is al
lowed.
The application requires the re-
cipient only 10 give his mothers
maiden name, his own signature
and residence. and return the card
by mail.
ARMY MEN o. h.
II the regIstrant is in the armed
forces, il should be noted on the
card and returned and the regis
tration will 30 continued for the
duration.
In other preparations for the
coming primary several proposed
changes were taken under con-
Sideration al Yesterdays Joint
meeting of members of the county
board OF canvaSSers and the
Wayne County and city election
commissioners.
Mrs. Marguerite Montgomery,
chairman of the county hoard,
said she would seek an opinion
from the attorney general on
whether the board has power TO
open ballot boxes and examine
tally sheets for errors without the
presence of election board men,
bers,
1900 CALLED IN
More than 1900 board workers
were called in 10 witness opening
of boxes during the long canvass
after the last election, she pointed
out.
She also suggested possibility
that two shifts of workers might
be used ny each election board,
one 10 handle voting during the
day and the other to do the
counting and reporting after the
polls close.
Oakley E. DiStin, city director
Of elections. said he did not favor
such a move because 1t would re-
uuire twice the number of work
ers and was found TO be ineffl-
Gent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
ROLL or STATES

a Ccf lliltdlc is opfnNO. SClQtl-
nlzcd Senator Green announces
"Mr. President, the certificate
~ the electoral vote of the state
Of Alabama seems to be regular
in form and authentic"
Alabama s vote is ChaIkcd uD for
Roosevelt and Truman
After that the certificate, arc
opened in alphabetical order and
each states vote announced. After
Wyomlng'S vote Is cast the mum.
Der is Tailed. Then Vice President
Wallace announces
THE whole number ~ electors
appointed 10 vote for president
of the United States il j3I, of
which a ma i0rity II 2G6 "
Franklin -. Roosevelt of the
state Of New York has received
for president Of the United
states lS2 Notes--"
Then follows a sentence. the i'm.
port oi which rs deemed % slt
fccnt declaration that ROose.
Welt and Truman are elected.
IL IS Official az last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
FROM MANY FRONTS

Those in the Gale plant come
from many fighting fronts. Some
are veterans of Tunisia, Italy,
France. New Guinea and Tarawa
and can be called back 10 active
duty should the need in the army
become greater than in the fac
tories.
That their vacation from the
service is not taken lightly is in
dicated by one group that re-
queStcd night work so rhat they
would be able 10 take special
courses at Albion College in the
daytime.
The probability that the army
will release more men for special
work is indicated in screenings
now in progress throughout the
Sixth Service Command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
CEREMONIAL RITUAL

An hour after the stroke Of noon
,1e central door. facing the speak
crs stand In the House. will swing
back. Ralph r. Roberts. official
doorkeeper, turns and announces
m loud tones:
The vice president ~ the
United States and the senate
" the United States"
Resting on the clerks desk be-
low Is box containing the votes
which officially name the, next
president The tellerS step for.
ward 10 solcmnly count the votes
They arc ~
For the Senate Green d OF
Rhode Island, chairman OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

Senate committee on privileges
and elections, and ranking Re-
publican committee member Aus
tin of Vermont.
For the House: Rep: Morley
ND) Of Texas, chairman of the
House committee on the election
Of president and vice president.
and the ranking Republican com
mIttcc member, Rep. Gamble of
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

ADVERTlsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Soldiers
Speed Up
War Jobs

ALBION, Jan. 6-Results OF
the first weeks production by
soldiers released from the army
TO work in essential war plants in
dictate unqualified success for the
plan, according TO B. j. Abbott,
president of the Gale Manufac-
turing Co. here.
1.-THE willingness with which
these men went To work sur
prised u.s." Abbott said. I'VE
had expected a few days of
easy going while they adjusted
themselves but found that they
got back into the foundry rou-
tine in less than a day"
FIRST IN MICHIGAN
Two Albion plants, the Gale
company and the Albion Malleable
Co., were picked TO get the first
soldiers released in Michigan be-
cause they make heavy castings
for badly needed army trucks.
According to Abbott. the army
industrialists and manpower au-
thorities are watching the expert
mcnt with keen interest.
I'VE are fortunate TO get this
help" he continued. THE men
are fine, they have made a
good impression on our civilian
employees and have been taken
into Albion homes.
"Our big problem was hous-
ing them I'm our Overcrowded
city. Citizens, many with boys
In the service, took them In and
the reports we get are pleas
inp"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

1.-THE above is from an editorial
l. written by William Randolph
Hearst on A pril Il, 1885, on the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Banquet to Mark
Trenton Methodist
Fund Driue

A kickoff banquet, to be held
Tuesday at $50 pm. will mark the
opening of one Of the largest fl
nancial undertakings in the Tren-
ton Methodist church, that of rails
ing funds for construction of a new
church.
The guest speaker will be DIR.
Marshall r. Reed, minister Of Mar
din Park Methodist church, Detroit.
Plans for competitions of the
church building were laid by the
congregation at a meeting this
Tuesday. The official board, after
consulting an architect and refer
ring the matter to the board of
trustees passed q motion to raise
$4,000 for enlarging and complet-
Ing the church plan. The present
building, said the board, is not ade-
quate for worship needs and facili-
ties for Christian education of the
children are meager.
History Of the church was given
by Mrs. Rerschell Blanks who
pointed out that Methodism began
III Trenton as early as 1929 and
church was organized In 1S43. The
first church building was erected
IN 1845 on the site where the pres
ent church now stands.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Shoe Prices Go Tn

WASHINGTON. U.P1Shoe man
ufacturers today labeled "unsatis-
factory the Az per cent price CELL
ing increase granted them by the
OPA but said they would accept it
to avoid further delay in setting
prices.
The OPA last night announced
shoe manufacturers would be al
lowed the ceiling boost sometime
next month. 1t added that retail
prices probably viii remain I'M
changed. That would mean that the
agency plans TO follow it's an
nounced policy on reconversion
pricing - allowing manufacturers
boosts to make up for higher pro-
duction costs and requiring whole
salers and retailers to absorb the
extra cost.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29

Former Pfc. Valentine S. Kowal-
ski. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kowalski. $500 Eleventh street, was
discharged from the army Novem-
Der z at Camp Grant, Ill, and ar
rived home the same day.
He served overseas 20 months
with Co. A, 246th Engr. Combat
battalion in the Normandy, North
ern France, Rhineland, Central
Europe, and Ardennes campaigns,
Included among his awards are
the Europe-Africa Middle East rib
bon with five stars, distinguished
unit badge, World War II victory
medal and good conduct medal.
He also has three service bars.
Kowalski was indicted March 20,
1913 and went overseas in January,
1914, returning to the States in
August Of this year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Trenton Jaycees
Hear Korean

Harry Whang, native Korean,
addressed members of the Trenton
Junior Chamber of Commerce, their
wives and guests Tuesday night
during the Ladies Night program
and dinner held at the Wabeek tea
room.
Whang. born and reared in Korea,
studied in China and France. He
received his B. S. degree from the
University of Chicago and his mas
tiers degree from Columbia univer-
sity. He was introduced by Don
Roper. Jaycee program chairman.
Musical numbers were presented
by Morgan and Flowers Of the
Ford Motor company.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
WORTHY NATIONS OF
TRENTON EASTERN STAR TO
HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY

The annual Christmas party of
the Worthy Matron's club Of Tren-
ton Chapttr 325, Order Of the East
ern Star will be held December
Il. Mrs. Frank Walters will be host
eSS for the affair and will be as
sisted Dy Mrs. Benjamin Steiner
and Mrs. John j. Weber.
Mrs. HoSmer w. Lathrop, recently
retired worthy matron, is now q
member Of the club.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Trenton Briefs

The Trenton municipal flag was
flying at half mast Monday for
Joe Ricci, No. l Foleyville, who was
officially reported drowned. Novem-
Der II.
A Trenton resident reported to
the village police Friday that he
was suffocating from odors coming
from a nearby factory.
Maurice Fogarty was picked up
Monday on a warrant issued by
Judge Don Ball for violation of
probation to be held for trial until
released on $500 bond.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
PLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY

Plans for a Christmas program at
f:30 pm, Friday. December q. are
being completed by the Trenton
Methodist church school.
REGULATIONS and songs will be pre-
sented by the primary department
and a Christmas play will be given
by the Junior intermediate depart
ment.
Santa Claus will be on hand and
a Christmas tree will also mark
the festivities.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
HEALTH
TALKS
by DR.. C. w. O'Dell. DC.
1892 Biddle Avenue
PHONE l5l0-J Office
WILL CHIROPRAcTIc
HELD ME-?

Children frequently think
il is fun to stand on the hose
while their parents are
watering the wn and
watch the diminished water
supply at the nozzle. This
illustration gives some idea
Of what happens to a nerve
or a group of nerves when
an interference is created at
the spine and diminishes the
flow of nerve energy over
the organ or part to which
it leads. PressureS upon the
nerves leading to the stom-
ach naturally weaken this
organ. Should this weakness
be in a person of moderate
habits, it would be less like
ly to cause the disastrous
results possible in a person
whose eating habits includ-
ed intoxication. late hours
and hard work which de-
manded plenty of energy.
Then there are combina-
tons of weaknesses often in
the same spine. Stomach
weakness complicated with
weak nerves to the kidneys
would develop more serious
symptoms than a case hav-
ing only the stomach weak
ness.
Millions Of people know
that Chiropractic is the fore
most druglesS health science,
but there are many thous-
ands who do not know that
its scope of practice en-
braces all types and condi-
tons of human ailments.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22

beska vrata? In zdaj mu je
ze tako blizu II. O, ii lepa do
maca ,zemlja, ii srebrna reka v
dolini, vi zlato rdeci gozdovi ma
hribih, stare zidovje, zvonik ka-
pele mad brsljanovo steno!
Zelo bleda je Roza. Nobena
roza ma vrtu njenega oceta nj
tako bleda.
'Roza," zastoka Harro =. ).
''Prevec te je utrudilo J.. vsi ii
ljudje :. In zdaj morava Sc ho-
diti okoli. Toda samo do vrat
" obzidju pojdeva, potem pa te
odnesem po vnanjih stopnicah
ma Lipov gri.''
Ma zidu pod solncno uro Sc
slisi smeh malega Henrika. cali
maj grem ponj. Roza? ?" vprasa
Harro.
Odkima. r.. 80.
(Dalje prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
Du$ica ROzanarija
(svETN1cA IN NJEN NoREc)
..E s...% p. =
Agnes Gunthsr ,..~
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

mi mi, Roza, strasen greh j
mora teziti vest ."
Roza je molcala. Bilas je vese-
la, da je nehal govoriti O tenn.
Ia izprehod po parku so j
zapregli ponyja v lahek voz.. z
MIN Sc je lahko vozila skoraj
po vseh potih, samo vrniti Sc
je morala vselej po severni stra-
nj, ker so bile ma jugu terase s
kamenitimi stopnicami.
Harro je vel vajeti v roke in
stopal craven voza. Kakor ble-
da kraljica je lezala Roza v
svojih blazinah in okoli vratu
je imela visnjev ovratnik il Ia
meta. Dobro vzgojeni pony je
pocasi stopical dale in je vse-
lei obstal, kadar je bilo potreb-
no. Sc zdaj nj bilo slane, ceprav
Sc je blizal ze konec oktobra in
cvetlicne grede so bile Sc vse pi-
sane. Ma terasan so cvetele Sc
vrtnice, oh sivem zidovju pa so
Sc vzpenjali kapucincki " vsej
svoji krasoti. Vonj jesenskih vi
jolic je polnil ozracje -.
Oba sta molcala in vendar
sta sc njuni dust pogovarjali
druga z drugo. Tia ma kameni-
te plosce je nekoc grof il raz-
valin postavil svojo Dusico in
ko jo je njegova roka tako IL
nenada dvignila tia, je lahko
hodila po vrtoglavih kamnih in
81 mislila, da hi utegnila cd on
dod pasti naravnost srebrni
pas reke. Tam, kjer drze strme
kamenite stopnice svojo brs-
ljanovo obleko do mostu, sc je
Dusica ma dan svoje brine ipo-
slovila cd prijatelja ..
Njune oci Sc sreeajo in Sc
smehljajo. Ne, v nebeske vrto-
We ne bo prisla brez svojega
Harra Zdaj je trden in mo-
can in v ognju trpljenja preka-
lien MUM zlati pas. Zimski gozd
! Sc il prikaze, zlata vrata, ne
beski venec roz. Ali ne stopo po-
ny prehitro? Malo morata OBJ
stati. Kako nitro gre vse to mi
mo, kako nitro izginja! Ali nj
drzala Sc pravkar v svoji desni-
ci roke tujega cloveka, v dalja-
vi pa so sc iskrila in svetila ne