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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29

Then you go anticipating good time, instead of worrying for fear you will be bored. And you don't wonder about how you look. You know what you are wearing is extra special.
 HONESTY IS BEST
 And if a little boy says your dress is pretty you don't go coy or say
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29

To begin with, the small fry start out with the right ap- proach. They're delighted to be going. Som e parties are bet- ter than others but there is no such thing as a dull party when you are 4 or 5 or 6, in- stead of 40 or SN nr Rn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
City Controller Outlines Duties

Cornelius Maloney, city controller recently addressed group of Crosby high school students in the session rooms of Charles Woodlock, me- chanical drawing teacher.
 The general themeof MT. Ma loney's speech concerned the stand point of the collection andn dis bursement of the taxpayers money He stated that the value of real estate and personal property is ap-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
GOES HOME

Having completed his role oppo- site Olivia de Havilland in Para mounts 'To Each His Own," Rol- and Culver has returned to his na- tive London for a motion picture assignment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
R. |. M0ngoId Guest Spe0k or

"Air Cargo" will be torie Mangold area manager United Air Lines Trans Corp. will speak on ak tlae Clubs weekly meeting i noon at The Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
RatiOning Regulations

CThe ration board headquarters at Ilo West Main street will De closed to the public ell day on Sat- urdays until further notice.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
MEATS and PATs

Red stamps A-l through Vel in Book ". each worth 10 points. are now valid.
 Stamps A-1 through E-l expire Oct 31.
 Stamps F-l through K-l expire Nov 30
 Stamps L-1 through Q-1 expire Dec 3l.
 Stamps R.1 through Vel expire Jan. 31.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29

Ray Midland is pelted with fruit and vegetables by an angry mob in ParamountS "Take This Woman" i" in which he plays a British Liberal whose opinions are not Wholeheart- edly shared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
STYLISH BONNET

Edith Head, Paramount's fashion creater, designed the woman's hat chic green chapeau, which Billy DeWolfe wears in his comic Mrs. Murgatroyd" skit in Irving Berlin's "Blue Skies"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
SUGAR

Sugar Stamp 3e Is valiG for pur- chase nf five pounds of sugar until Dec. B..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29

by students under the Charles Woodlock. They lectures are not only inE& also beneficial.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29
By RUTH AEILLETT NEA Staff Writer

It is rather pitiful the way it is so hard for grown-ups to have a good time at party when 1t is so simple and easy for kids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-29

Christ Chapel, Mill Plain Union church and St. Paul's Episcopal church, Waterville.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
Facts And. Figures

By the close of the 1915 fiscal year. June 80, Federal
ed the S89000000000 mark and the Treasury and other
agencies entrusted with spending do not foresee inn
mediate reduction in the nations BILL despite the end
Of the Europe Henry Morgenhau Jr, Secretary Of
the Treasury said in his annual report Congress- The
Screays report revealed further that total national
ndmes will exceed receipts by $54,o00000000 That is
here your War Bond money comes in.
In formation continued high expenditures for
released here this week by Ted R. Gamble national
cor of the War Finance Division of the Treasury De
lnent According to Mr. Gamble, service to be
sed during the current year under the Armys point
lem alone will receive $390000000 in musering-out pay
- Army's hospital bill $1675000 per day and is
Frapdy increasing To deliver 5l2 jeeps to Manila by
Victory ship 70OO while the delivery of 100000
gallons of gasoline the Philippines by tanker ST.
800 000 In the last calculated include the
cost Of the product being delivered and the return trip of
the vessel.
To emphasize the fact that las we Japan sup
ply lines long and far OUTFIT proportion with those
operated in the European war; experts point out that it is
twice far from San Francisco to Manila base in
the Pacific it is from New York England base for
European war. 1865 miles Manila Tokyo
while only 400 miles from England Germany
Mr. Gamble quotes the above facts in an effort to
emphasize the urgency of the nations reaching the $4,000
goal for the Seventh War Loan Drive Other figures
which yet available, have do with the
maintaining the nations armies of occupation and the
Of transporting army personnel from Europe home and
other theaters of
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
Century Burial Association Today For Your Protection

cose For this OCCASION his subject, taken from Shake
sneoras NAV Julius Caesar" The Fault Is Not In
Anv Stars Brutus But In U.s. He clearly pointed out
TO the class that their failures depended en-
tirev pon themselves and not upon the world into which
they are preparing to serve Not only was 'ne message
annlcab to the graduating class but to all who heard him.
very good program was rendered, part OF winch
edad the address Both the saluatoy delivered by Miss
os Dunn and the valedctory by Miss Annie Teresa
TAYLOR were good Miss Taylor is the daughter OF Mr. y
TAYLOR prominent letter carrier of this city, and along with
this honor she was given $4,000 scholarship to Tougaoo
College making the highest average IN her CLASS over
the high school period.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE

BENTON Mss-Cp Charlie Green, age % years was
enlisted in the Army March 25 1913 He took his train
ing in Camp Lee Virginia, and sent to Camp Maxey,
Texas for the last IA months he has been serving
in New Guinea Corporal Green's father died when he
quite SMALL but he grew up to be splendid young
and has been making good support for his mother he
never forgets her. l in sympathy with every mother
who has in the Army and am praying and trusting
the Lord that our children will be home soon.
Mrs Rosie Green Sutton
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
Rev. J. II. Griggs Addressed
Graduating Class

Tuesday evening May %, at st. Stephen Methodist
Church of which he pastor Rev j. H. Griggs delivered
annual address of the largest graduating classes
81 MEMBERS the history of Yazoo High School No and
of the largest crowds assembled at St Stephen
Church.
The church rostrum beautiful with flowers that,
usual carried their silent but effective message At
very beginning Griggs claimed the attention and in
of the audience and held the throughout his dis
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
4 Soldier Writes His Wife

The other day handed letter from Pfc Char
lie Mcdowell that he his wife, Mrs. Marie Mcdowell
who lives at 3l4 Fifth of this city We think is
very striking letter and proud of the opportunity
publish The contents follow:
Pfc Charlie Mcdowell, ANS 34958316
Co. A, l696th Engr (c) Bn.
APO 758 of Postmaster
New York, N. Y
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
Visits In Greenwood

few days ago, Mesdames Henrene Wburn Nellie
Pierce Miller and Ann Brooks motored to Greenwood
Mississippi where they spent day guests OF Dr. and
Mrs c. H. Lane For number of years Mrs. Lane was
County Demonstration of this county, the party had
very delightful visit in her pretty home
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01
My Darling Wife:

My Darling Wife:
1t is Sunday morning and l have you my mind, as
always | thought would type you few prayers that
say every night and morning before do anything For
the morning prayer My heavenly Father l ask thee to
guide during the hours of this day. have need OF Thy
help, for strongest purposes often break down and
fail to live up to the standards which my conscience tells
the nobles and the truest often perpexed to
know what is the right thing to do When face situations
where it is hard to decide what wises and best guide me
in my thinking and strengthen in my resolve to make
the right moral choices Give clear straight thinking
mind and spirit that is afraid to follow where Thy
truth may lead for Jesus sake, Amen "a Bueackets
Prayer)
We thank Thee, Lord, that in this mad world of
today, full of chaos pain and suffering, still look
up and realize Thy We thank Thee for this mag
nfcent country which has long protected but which
we proud defend Help to realize the de-
pendence of this great nation physical moral and
mental ceanness and fathfuness to appointed
tasks Through nearness to Thee may be brought
those whom hold dear at home. Help those
who make realize its utter destructiveness and
uselessness that the world may know peace again
For Christs sake, ask it, Amen.
Say these prayers every day with darling and
soon With love to ALL l am,
Your husband,
Charlie Mcdowell
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01

BAYLAND Miss wish to thank through this col
all the people and churches who to my rescue
after fire consumed my home and store loss of
New Hope Baptist Church. Rev j. Johnson pastor $5 co.
bearers Brother j. B. Brown and Brother j. B. Ben
fort; Campbesville Baptist Church. Rev Ed Johnson pas
tor $685. bearer Brother G. H. Hawkins New Foundation
W. B. Church, Rev. Mack Sanders pastor, $007 bearer
Brother George Vaughan; Saint Paul Methodist Church
Rev Hughbanks pastor $1,000 bearer Brother Jessie Wool
fork. Personal donations in cash
Mr. j. B. Lewis (white) $500, Mrs. w. w. Smith (whe)
$1,000 Sis K. Vaughan 81 90; Bro Tom White $780, Mr.
Huston Magruder $500, Mr. S. c. Candy $500 Mrs M. A.
Grove $780, Mr. Burdeaux Yazoo City, $100; Mrs Flor
Moore $500, Bro Geo. VaughanS $780, Mr. and Mrs.
John Benord $25 Mrs Ethel Bishop Detroit, $4,000 Bro
Thornton Miller $1,000 Mr.. James Jones $780, Bro Nose
Pnkton $1.00
pray that the Lord will continue to bless the good
people in and around Bayland and elsewhere.
T. M Magruder
CRAIG Mss.-Mr. and Mrs Barney Voolfolk of Co.
umbus, Ohio spent few days here after having come
for the funeral of Mr. Woolfoks brother Richard Voolfolk
we'll known citizen of this and surrounding communities
Mr. Voolfolk had not been to his old home for than
years and although they sad OCCASION
relatives and friends glad to him, and his wife
whom they had not met. His brother the victim of
a truck wreck Highway 49W, just few miles from
his home and the instant death shock to friends for
many miles around.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1945-06-01

Mr. George W. Guce who is serving at Newport, R. L.,
the Navy division of the u. S. Service here leave
His mother Mrs L. W. Guice sister Mrs T. J. Huddleson
h and other relatives and friends happy to have him
and did everything to make the time pleasant for him.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09

"Berlinski zrak nj "a vsako-
gar prineren. In mama mai Sc
naposled nauci, kako mora live
ii kneznja Brauneska."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09
Du$ica R0zan,arija
(SVETNICA IN NJEN NoREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

berlinski podstresnicin" cisto bli
zu vidi zdaj lepo oblikovane ust
nice, rahlo, odprte, da Sc iskre
bell zobje, in cudoviti vrat, XII sc
dviga liz samega srebra. In ne
zbudi Sc v berlinski podstresnici
samo Harro ga prime "a rame ir
mu prijateljsko rece::
"Ivancek, ali YES, kaksen 81?
Kakor slika mladeniSke duse X
Schubertovim litanijam. Pri TEN
ne mislim ma besede, ampak ma
melodijo. Tako, zdaj pa zacni
moi"
In Harro prizge luc v svetilki
visnjevega mozieka:
"Vidis, kako lepo nam zapo
veduje, maj molcimo. Niti bese
dice ne bono vec izpregovorili
IL, RozamarlJa, sedl v globokl
stol, meni pa dovoli, da gren
tia, kjer sem najrajsi. Sal je "a
vse poskrbljeno.'
In privlekel je dolgo, ozko pre-
progo pred Dusicine noge.
Prvie Sc oglase zvoki glasbe '
zlati hisi. Ivan F'riderik zaene
igrati tho in Memo tisto melodi
10, XII SO 1nu jo zbudile Harrove
besede. '.Mirno spe vse duse -
in nova hisa mora prisluskovat
pri tel nenavadni posvetilni pc
sni. In njegova cudovita umet
most vzame napev ma svoja kri
la in odhiti MIN v mogoenik
akordih ter Sc vrne z jasnimi
prosecirni, neizrecno sladkim
otroskirni glasovi in z angelcki
Sunni cez crne gozdove in samot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09
Rozamatija Sc ne upa reei niti

Rozafrafija Sc ne tlpa reel niti
besedice vec -
Prvega tnarca vzpluje kvisku
|kakor svetlo jadro bella in vis-
|rijeva zastava ma Brauneskem
gradu. Rozar1arija 10 opazi, ko
gre mozem proti zelenim vra-
tom. Meme ostre oci SO id "a
gledale v so1ncnern svitu in meh-
keri1 narcetem zraku.
'.Harro, poglej! Oee je
priselp
Pokaze tia in pridusena, tes-
robna groza prevzarne memo
mlado srce. Tudi Harro Sc ore
tia. In tudi njernu hoee hladna
sapica objeti Stroke prsi. Pc.
Cast stopata pc siroki poti, po.
kriti z mahom. Prva pesem dro.
zga Sc cuje sladko il vel. Da,
tam ma zadnji jelki sedi pod vr.
hom in pole, kakor bi hotel il,
liti vse svoje drob1o srce. Har.
70 in Rozanarija Sc primeta "a
roko, Harro polozi se njej drugo
roko okoli hrbta, in tako stopa
ona v f1jegovem varnem zavetju
Il njenih mehkih oci gleds
druga dusa, XII stanuje v njej
Hodi, kakor hodijo kraljice, ki
nosijo pod svojim srcem blago
slovljeno upanje mnogih judi
In drozg vriska mad njin1a. tt
sti vecer vprasa Harro prvic::
cali Sc bojis, Rozamarija?"
Dusica ga preseneceno pogle
da:
"Cemu bi Sc bala! Res mi il
sla danes rahla senca cez srce
kakor bi Sc mi bilo zdelo, ds
morda 1e nj lahko, ko pride no
vo zivljenje ma svet. Toda sa.
morajo It'll vsi ljudje skozi ist;
vrata,-in potem ne more bit
tako hudo. Tudi ii bos pri me
nj, Harro."
! "Kje maj bi pa bil?"
"Proc te bodo hotel poslati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09

ss 80 n IA 4 Il go - ss#4Ss. 49,
va nna.a : ~ uovol, -, !.
;. 4ss easu' - sie1i. = : A''e4''1o
''4 ...,. 80. :. :,
!. iaao %. euuno la1polo1ena ~
~ !, vaiovt y. HJensga @ lazpoiozenJa
Du.aJo..eio op inoisseii' es - cospo. y,
aai ! o'leDuJe spe. os.ennl
Shoris.s, ua ia.in noouJe Oh
nun q In.ao vaaoyo: =, niinla' =, naJ ~ NO,
AaniaIiJa Do.! Paziia .iaSe' oiuglc
pa, ~ pfevec iazvaJaJo. lo.ea'
liaJ spes vplasa s 10 itas ilasve' sia''
nssa proiesorja III ila'o iiaJ Sc
iihuhiui ne s'.. Aaapa' ...
N.aua 1eha .. pa s.e stare
osiosho 'lao'ia'lios'Jo : ee1 Vse
70: L, &C spi' i'''a 'aAo ljooeh'
,zsuDiJei'' orooei' ilaSl''esek oho'
II '1S'eii' I'D ga hJe,i ,ioz' &c "a
=. ~. ~ -. ~ o-a.', -
Il. il -. poAaD1 ''op,' n
nJeiii pos'eiJi' pieuea sc @oool
-: p..1;. ~, !, L.~
- -, -
mogoce zadrzati. Ze pred MIN
uide v Berlin, kjer Sc igra z
majhnim, skrivnim, zanimivc
nevarnim ognjem. Usodnega &c
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09
Opomini gIede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sif, liaslo; Eoilzerviraac
rite I'm talelfo
Rdeee zr1amke K-2 do E-1 SO
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Ptocesirana jedila
|. Modre znamke T-2 do NJ
SO veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
SIadkOf
Sladkorrla zl1amka Stew. SO "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 8 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 8 SO We
ljavne do prekliea. Prihodnja
znamka stopi v veljavo S 1. av-
custom.
GaeOlin
Znamka A-16 je veljavna
"a sest galonov gasolina. Znam-
ke B-7, B-8, CT in C-8 so We
ljavne vsaka "a pet galonov ga
solina "a l1edolocen cas-. Ma
lieu vsakega kupona mora biti
, napisano ime drzave in licenena
stevilka. Pri prosnji "a dodatno
kolicino gasolina je treba ma
vesti rekord prevozenih mill.
zganje
Is. perijoda "a zganje Sc kon-
ca 21. julia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09

Slisala SEM. da store zrnerom
tako."
"Kdo govori po nepotrebnem
o takih receh?" Sc razbufi Hat-
re.
..Gozdarjeva lena mi je rekla,
,da gre MEN MOI zmerofn v gozd.
III pa hos ostal v blizini, ali
me? Pomisli ma tisto pametno
daino, hi mi je oce postal njeno
fotografiio! Kako me bo groza
pred MO. Tako vzvisena Sc mi
zdi in ueila Sc je. Kako zviska
bo gledala name!"
Toda Harro Sc zacne norteva
ii liz ME. Tolazi jo in veseli Sc
da jo je take 1epo obvaroval
pred vso modrostjo starih zenie
in strahom.
Rozarnarija sedi dopoldne v
|njegovi delavnici in gleda, kake
della vodnjak "a sprejemnico
Kajti vodnjakov podstavek je
ostal doslej prazen. Vrsta vese
lih stiri do sestletnih deckov ir
deklic, ne angelckov, ampal
otrok vasi, Sc gnete okoli ko
rita, v katerem je kopica raznii
vodnih zivali, rib, zelv in veil
kin zab. Ma vseh obrazih je maj
cistejse otrosko veselje. Okro
gle roeice pocivajo ma robu ko
rita, majhen decek lovi odpr
timi usti tanki curek vode, dru
gi sedi ma robu in gleda nez
n m, zamisljeno zasanjanin
obrazom ma vodno povrsino.
! Rozamarija je il srea vesel'
te umetnine. Ona je izbrala VS.
te otroke, premagala njihov'
sramezljivost, jih udomaeila ;
delavnici in jih navadila ma We
lido in milo, ne samo trikotni]
med ocmi, nosom in usti. Eel
tezavno je bilo to. Samo MEN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09
(Nadaljevanje)

''Lepo 81 povedal, Ivancek. "a
to bos dobil prvi venec. Ne smes
Sc upirati, &c zeli gospodarica
tako. Kateri venec 81 dolocila
zanj!"
"Svetlega. Vijolice so zane. "
"Jaz ii jih bonn nadel. Tako,
tn imas svojo kronico. Ivan, kaj
mislis, ali ne bi bilo najlepse,
&c bi jo takole naslikal "a bodo-
co galerijo prednikov Thorstei-
novega rodu? Mislim, da bi bila
najlepsa prebabica."
''Ne, Harro, ne cisto tako," od-
vrne Rozamarija. "A rada pri-
znam, da sem 81 v tel obleki ze-
10 vsec, ker izpolnjuje mole mex
DAME SAME. Ali YES, kako sem
te prosila "a srebrno obleko, ko
sem bila Sc dekletce? In nikoli
nisem mogla povedati, kaksna
bi prav "a prav morala biti. Ra-
da bi imela, da bi me v tel oble-
XII naslikal, toda ne "a Thorstei-
nov dom. Tako cudno bi mi bilo
pri srcu, &c bi Sc sreeavala, ka-
darkoli bi hodila po hisi. Ia
oceta moras napraviti to sliko,
"a Brauneck. Sal yes, kako sem
imela rada skoraj vse THE ljudi
z brauneskih stem. cutila sem la
SO moja kri. Kadar oceta nj bilo
donna, sem Sc z mimi bolje ra-
zumela kakor z vsemi zivimi, XII
so hodili okoli meme. In zdaj,
Harro, ukloni svoj ponosni til
mix, XII ga je teta Helena tako
obcudovala."
''Tako? Potem il pa tegale ne
smeS izdati." In Harro Sc spusti
ma kolena, Rozamarija pa rnu
pritisne venec ma kodraste lase.
Nekaj divje lepega je prislo z
MIN ma njegovo glavo. Njegova
kar fantasticna obleka Sc je zde-
la poleg venca skoraj proved me
Scanska.
ia sveeane vecere bos mo-
raj dobiti halo il rdecega Ia
meta mu je rella Rozamarija.
'Ko 81 10 bonn prvic oblekel,
bova povabila teto Ulriko. Zdaj
pa ii, Ivancek! Toda da Sc ne hos
tutil bolj odlikovanega kakor
Jazz, bos moral zlesti tudi ii ma
kolena." "
Ivan Friderik poklekne pred
lepo kraljico IN MEN nezr1i vonj
po rozah ga objame. Meme 70.
ke Sc dotaknejo njegovih las
20, Paribanu, ne odrezi zdaj
zlate niti, zastoka sam pri sebi.
MAI Sc zdaj ne zbuditi v svoji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09
STRAIN 3

potrpezljivost in svetla marka
pc vsakefn obislki ste pripomo-
gil do uspeha. Delavnica je bila
velika otroska soba, v kateri je
moral gospodar pogosto svoji-
mi dolginni rokarni lociti diva
Ipreyee yneta, majhna ,gresnika,
in kjer SO Sc ma glas slisale vse
mogoce ze1je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09

young alike
young native tbo proud to do his share And an task
other natives Kim
Mcfarland Cuahoga Falls Ohio native
porter Horsepay Of this friends for the marines
folks.
are Corp Z. Alien
UeD, Ore Howard Phiadeiphia, Pa
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Csvandu 90 b vjen uadni L odborn in Siani ar
cAsTN1 CLAM:
predsednk: LOUIS ADAnIC Milford,
podpsdsednea MARIE PRIstAND Dnsham Avenue
casn clam: DR. + Kern s st. Clair Ave. Cleveland Ohio
.,.- .~. CLAM EKsEkUfIvE: @a..x..x& ..-
ETBI KRfSTAN Beechee ST. Haven
podpedsednik: JAO N ROGEIJ scade Ave. Cleveland O.
Illinois,
Taink: t1RKo O. KUHEL ssss W. 18th ST. Chicago g. HI
zaphnIar: JACOB zurAN 14os b. Lonard Ave. Bervyn H.
Clani:
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np, ass % ~ - xr .,- s sa cn''ase ....na o
ALBngA NOvAK 617 ST Clair Ave, Cleveland s. Ohio.
FRANK ZAITZ, 23o1 So Lawndale Ave, Chicago "a, III.
NADzoRNI oDBoR:
ZELEZNIKAR, predsednik, III
JOSIE zAKRAJsEK, 1908 Cornelia Ave, Cleveland Ohio
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK, 500 Tenany Rd, Ensewood N. j.
sRsI oDB0R:
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 18th St, sheboygan, wis
JOSEPH +. DURN, Waterloo Rd, Cleveland TO- Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC SCI No. Chicato st, Joliet, Ill
THERESA GERZEI, 334 Erie Ave, w. Aliquippa Pa
ANTON HORZEN, Route 4, Princeton, III.
ANTHONY JERSN, 1876 Washington st, Denver, Colo
REV. MATH KEBE, 22s-57h st, Pittsburgh 1, Pa
FRANK KLUNE, eo4-srd st, N. w. Chisholm, Mimi
HELENA KUSAR 1896 So. Kenlworth Ave, Berwyn, ILL.,
KATHERINE KRAINZ 17S38 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH, all Station St., Bidgevfie Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
LUDVK MUTZ, 364 Menahan St, Brooklyn, N. Y
ANTOINETTE SNdCICH Addison Rd, Cleveland s. Ohio.
THERESA sPECK 1858 Rosa Ave, 81. Louis 16, Mo.
VALENTINE sTRoJ 1o4o n Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind
JOHN M STONICH 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW VIDRICH 706 Forest Ave, JohnstcWn Pa.
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. u Bldg, Ely Mimi
JOSEPH zORC 1o45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago ILL.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-09

Inc, Stroke, kakor ogeni rdeSej
jase, kjer stole start poganski|
/ sponeniki, igra Sc okoli zapu-
| stenih vaskih pokopalisc, kjer|
se love otroci po vdrtih grobo-
viii, kjer izteza bezeg svoje be-
le cvete. Potern Sc potikajo glA-
sovi po gozdovih, po cestah, XII
Jill lizejo solncni zarki, tam, kjer
lezi podrti kriz oh iliivi, napol
zakopaf1 v fnrlisko bledih eve
tovih sipka.
H Rozaf1larija je sklonila Z vijo-
licafni okraseno glavo; njefie
nezne roke Sc oklenejo srebrne-
ga kolena. Oh i1jenih r1ogah lezi
Harro ma preprogi in roki 81 je
zakopal pod okraseno glavo. Me
gova dusa PLAYA v valovih gla-
SOW.
Zunaj pa tiplje noeni veter Z
nezninni, plahini rokami okoli
zlate hise in zvezde hite skozi
zimsko noe.
Dvaintrideseto. poglavje
SANJSKA zENA
Maj je prisel in v zlati hisi SO
imei praznovanje, katerem nj
nihce zvedel niti besedice. No
bene hladne, radovedne oci nj
SO videle mlade kraljice, ko 81 je
obula svoje cevlje veselja in 81
pritisnila nevestin venec ma fla
te lase. Mladi vrt je ze pokazal
svoje prve cvetove, in zlata hi
sa je to leto kakor kosara cvet-
ia, tudi ma zunaj, kajti ma juznih
oknih SO zabojcki, kjer bohotno
cveto 1.-Two rdeci kapucincki,
drugje spet ceramic in hiacin-
te. Pa Sc toliko drugega! &c po-
gleda Mart zarece solncno jutro
in Sc mu l1asmehnejo vse te eve
tice, &c Sc ozre potem ma visoka
slemena, okoli katerih krozijo
jate belih golobov, mora podviti
ustnice ma skoraj smesen nacin
in porabi zdaj dosti soil.
V oktobru, ko je Dusicin vrt
najlepsi v svoji pozni, jesenski
samotnosti, skoei nekega solnc-
mega dine Harro ma svojega rjav-
ca in odjezdi proti Braunecku.
Svetlo popoldne zapravi in ko
pride tia, so vsi preseneeeni. ze
, dolgo SO vajeni njegove zelezne
, razdelitve dneva in tast ga po-
, zdravi skoraj prestraseno z be.
sedani: "
1 "Ali Sc il je kaj primerilo?"
Ker Sc je kneznja OBJ tel uri
, ze odpeljala cd donna, ga odvede
!, knez v svojo poletno sobo. Sal
i visi tam Dusicina slika, in niko-
/ gar nj, XII bi stopil v to sobo,
: pa rnu ne bi pogled vsaj "a tre-
nutek obstal ma njej. Knez je ze
navajen, da vsakemu novemu
gostu sliko nekako. predstavi:
"Moja hci. Grofica Thorsteino-
va. " enajstem letu je bila ta-
krat. Moi zet jo je naslikal."
"Harro, nekaj sveeanega pri-
, nasas," mu rece knee, ko opazi
njegov praznicni obraz.
"Res je. Veliko veselje bo.
Pripravi SEP
"Harro, ali je mogoce? Roza-
maria, moja Rozamarija? Har-
7 70, rotim te, bodi oprezen."
"ze dolgo veva to, oce, pa sva
tt prikrivala, da bi laze prica-
kal. v marcu, oce."
Knez vstane. Potem stopa po
sobi sem in tia, jemlje vse mogo-
&c reel z mize in jih polaga spet
nazaj. Pogledati mora tudi sliko
in reci:
"Uboga moja Rozamarija!"
i In potem obsuje Harra ko'
!. pico opominov, XII jih Harro po-
: slusa z mirom filozofa. - - -