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WATKINS {. WRIGHT

wasn't expected to be too reason
able.
He remembered Diana-and the
day he had come home TO find her
gone. Dramatic as always. she had
even gone so far as TO pin note
upon the pillow. Forgive me. Phil, I"
it said, "but / can't 90 on any
longer. I'm leaving for Hollywood.
You can divorce me II you wish. l
hope that some day you'll find a
woman who'll mean all things to
you and that you will also find the
happiness you deserve" He had felt
the same sense OF loneliness then
that he felt now-it had swept over
him like a great, engulfing wave as
he stood with the note in his hand.
Then he had slipped in to look
at Dick, chubby. rosy, asleep In his
crib, with one small fist doubled up
upon the pillow. For a moment he
had hated Diana-hated all women.
It had seemed to him then that he
could never again love. And because
of that feeling. he had determined
TO be all things that his son needed.
But that was before he had
walked into Miss Minerva's office
and seen Helen Miller's picture.
That was before he had gone up to
New York and met the original,
met her, and come to know that
she was the woman he wanted for
then, and for always.
II could offer you the usual price
for your thoughts" Helen said.
"Okay!" said Philip. IT accept
the Offer"
you'll have to trust me.
haven't a penny handy"
you look like an honest young
woman"
II try to be, sir. And now that
we've struck a bargain-what are
the thoughts"
Il was thinking about a girl
whose picture fell in love with
and OF the girl herself"
You're cheating me! Those
thoughts aren't worth a penny"
ITO me they are" said Philip. He
stopped the car.
What now ?" said Helen. Wen
be late for supper"
ITO heck with that" said Philip.
He took her in his arms and kissed
her long and hard upon the lips.
That's how much I love you"
Philip" Helen gasped. She
pulled away from him. Playing the
caveman or something
Perhaps" he answered. ANY
way, I'm tired playing the gentle,
waiting roles"
Helen adjusted the ribbon in her
hair. Home, James!" she said.
Tn hungry"
Good Lord" said Philip. II talk
Of love, and she speaks of food"
II heard no mention Of love-
Il didn't have to mention It."
Philip retorted. ACTIONS speak a
lot louder than words many q
time"
He started the car and drove on.
When they reached home, he
called to Aunt Dulcy that there was
a guest for supper, and then
brought the car to a standstill out
back.
Come on" ne said to Helen. 'Il
show you the victory garden. Aunt
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HeI en- Comes Home
WATKINS {. WRIGHT

Dulcy and Dick are doing most OF
the work. but help when I'm not
too late getting home from the
plant"
You are doing your duty. aren't
your" said Helen.
Trying to. But I've always liked
gardening When the wars over
I'm going TO put all my land under
cultivation. I've got six acres, you
know"
Dick was in the garden when
they got there. Hello there. SON"
Philip said. Here's company"
The boy looked up. He ran for
ward, gave his dad hug and held
out his hand to Helen.
Don't get a hug, too?" Helen
said.
"Yes'm," Dick said. II wanted to
hug you all along" He took their
hands, led them between the neat
rows. We've got radishes, lettuce,
cucumbers, peas and"
Aunt Dulcy called out from the
kitchen door. Dick. yo' come on in
heah and wash yourself. You looks
like hawg."
I'm a minute. Aunt Dulcy," he
replied. Pm showing Miss Sellen
the garden" He pointed to fresh
ly planted patch of soil. That's all
beets."
do you like beets that much ?"
said Helen.
ooh, nom, but they make sugar
out OF beets," said Dick. Mr.. Went
worth told me so. He's going to
have whole fields Of EN-"
Philip said: Better get on in
now, son. Aunt Dulcy'll have supper
ready in no time" Then, when the
boy had gone, he turned to Helen.
That man Wentworth's not only a
thorn in my flesh, but he's also be-
ginning to get in my hair"
"Goodness!" said Helen. What
brought that on?"
my sons even talking about
him now" Philip said. "As If hav-
ing the woman love do 1t wasn't
sufficient unto the day."
Maybe Paul will make a good
farmer out Of Dick yet" Helen said.
She smiled up at Philip. Don't be
a crouch about it-and come show
me where can wash my hands and
fix my hair and face a little"
Right this way" said Philip.
They crossed the back yard and
went in through the kitchen.
"Ah's shore glad Mister Phil done
brung some company" said Aunt
Dulcy. "Hit gifts awful samelike,
jes' cookin' for him an one Ill boy"
Maybe .'ou'll be sorry" said
Helen, when you discover what a
huge appetite I've got"
"Dere's plenty fo' all OF you"
Aunt Dulcy assured. Dis heah
hens jes' pinin' to be ct"
In the living room Philip said:
There's guest room at the head
Of the stairs that you can USE" He
placed his hands on Helen's shoul-
ders, held her of at arms length.
"Oh, darling" he added, his voice
husky with emotion. II wish you
were hereto stay"
Helen stepped close to him and
kissed him. THANK you, Philip, for
feeling that way" she said.
/ Ito Be Continued
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CHAPTER THIRTY


PHILIP TURNED the car on the
main road and took a dirt road that
wound in and out among the trees
and the remains OF rail fences
fences that had been laid in the
long. long ago. He wondered II any
where else in the whole wide world
was there such peace as to be
found around Lakeville. Sometimes
IL was almost like a religion, that
peace; a religion that spoke little,
but lived lots.
Helen said: Wen get some mar
Vicious picturea Of the presentation
OF the letter"
who's WEI" said Philip.
Paul and from the plane"
II see. Sometimes 1 think that
guy is the thorn in my flesh"
II didn't know you had one"
I'VE all do. And this one Of mine
often feels more like a long, sharp
needle"
I'm sorry you feel that way
about II, Philip.
80 am l." said Philip. But that
Is how 1t is, honey"
Helen stared off into the woods
do you know what think some
times?" she asked.
mo. Mind reading isn't in my
line"
II think" Helen went on, shat
perhaps If something came along
that would jar me into a realiza-
ton OF just what man I really
loved, I could come to a decision
Something really big. mean
downright cataclysmic."
Isn't a war cats clysm c
enough?" Philip wanted to know.
Yes. But 1t hasn't touched our
personal lives to any great extent"
IT see. What you mean Is some
thing like this: Paul and I are both
wounded. we're bleeding to death
and we must both have blood trans.
fusions. We are in different places
and you can get blood to one Of us
but not both. And So"
HNdNNiys Sdlu AlNItii- oOuIluH
melodramatic, maybe even childish
but, well, that's the way 1t Is
Philip"
Philip laughed, but there wasn't
much mirth in 1t. Sorry I can't
wangle a situation like that
honey" he said. "Only I'd probably
die of suspense. waiting for you to
decide which one of US 1t was you
wanted to live"
please don't poke fun at me, =
Helen said quietly. I'm unhappy
about II as II is"
I'm not poking Fun" said Philip
ITS nothing to joke about"
And when Helen again had nc
reply. he felt sudden sense OF
loneliness creeping over him II
was hard to explain, that feeling OF
loneliness, but 1t was there just
the same. Maybe 1t came because
he was always a little afraid tina,
sooner or later he would lose the
girl there beside him, and all that
she meant to him. Maybe he was
counting upon her too much, letting
himself dream and hope far beyond
the point OF reason. But after all
when a man dreamed and hoped, he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-22

LOS ANGELES-AP. Six and a
half years OF marriage for Holly
wood film players Jennifer Jones
and Robert Walker came to an end
Wednesday as the actress obtained
a divorce decree. Miss Jones told
the court they separated Nov. Z.
1913 after he had stayed away
from home all night on several oc-
casions without telling her where
he was.
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PAGE rHREH

WASHINGTON-AP-A Senate
committee said today IT has obtain
ed secret German documents show
ing how the Nails intend to hide"
in strategic Industries while plan
ming" a third attempt at World con.
quest The announcement was
made by Chairman Kilgore (D-W.
va OF the War Mobilization Sub
committee OF the Senate military
group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-22

LOS ANGELES-AP- Novelist
Bruno Frank, IS, a native of Stuff
CART, Germany, who left mis- country
in 1888 when the Nazis went into
power, died at his home here We'd
nesday OF a heart ailment. He
came to California in 1897 and be-
came affiliated with motion pic
lures as a writer.
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PLEAD GUILTY

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Miss Mar
ion Bunkowfst, 27. OF Fremont
pleaded guilty Wednesday to a
charge OF harboring a deserter.
Arthur H. Fales, 81, OF Chicago,
an Army deserter who was indict-
ed with the girl, had pleaded gull
ty to the same charge at an earlier
hearing. In another case before
Federal Judge Fred NJ. Raymond,
Jack Babbitt. 81, Of Battle Creek
was ordered to pay $500 fine and
given three years probation on a
charge Of illegally wearing Tn Army
uniform.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-22

affiliated with the Michigan retail
Grocers and Meat Dealers Asso-
citation was that retailers were
forced to stand the loss when ship
ments OF produce weighed less
when sold than when purchased
from the wholesalers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-22

NOW THAT oKNAWA az has been secured by the u Tenth Army
after battle against expected
be stepped possible reeng
Nps Meanwhile in China the battle continues with
Chinese armies advancing within three miles airport
at Luchow 49, abandoned
Tokyo claimed that province
east of Hong Kong had
said that the Japs in the Hohong uchow peninsula
kwangtung had struck north from Lmkong, 27O
Hong Kong This drive believed protecting
Jap communications Hainan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-22
MOTHER GRAY'S a.
SWEET POWDERS ny

Has merited the confidence Of "
mothers for more than as years. Good for
children who suffer occasional constipation
and for all the family when q pleasingly-
setting laxative is needed. Package Of Ia
easy-to-take powders, 35e. BE sure 70 ask
Tor hotssr Grays Sweet POpdsrs. At all drug
stores Caution use only as directed.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-15

stvari SO tako postavene osro. da oramo bit kot
skupnost vztrani dosledn Danes e cas- doznosti Vse
nase delo e zgodovnsko izreno vzvseno sveto Zarad
eh izrednih dolznost izredn 1udje Stojimo me
med preekloso in bodoenosto Ma chi stra delamo OBJ
racun mad preteklostjo ma drgi srai dozvjao bodice
most Ma eni srani rpio zarsd grehov, XII 50 h pre-
tekosti dela nasi prednk ha dugi strani trpimo po
rodne bolecne stoeta bodocga napedka in srece Ia
to razumemo da prenasa vec kakor ljude osta
lih easov Delez trpljenja in aporoy XII e dodeen
je brez dvona vee kakor ga eovek prenest toda
vse to delamo bodoca pokoljenja.kl
Nsmo Sc svobodn, mi se1e osvobajamo, zunanje in
noranje Toda pot do svobode e tra Pc tel po stopa
mo naprej Cd koroskh ezer do Kolpe cd Beneske Slo
vee do Rabe razvjao slovenske vojaske enote Yes
sovensk narod sto 'front.' svojo svobodo Zato xii
Gem imenu vseh mrtvih inakov, zvih borcev in pre-
pricanh Slovencev Maj ziv Osvobodna fronta sloven
skega naroda!"-SANS Ff
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-15
Skupna drustva priredijo
zabavo v West 'Parku

West Park, Ohio. - Prihod-
MO nedeljo bodo skupna west
parska drustva prirediia v Jugo-
slovanskem delavskem narod-
nem domu na MCGOWAN Ave. in
w. 13O ST., zapimiv program,
S katerim Sc bo pocastilo mate
re fantov in deklet, XII Sc ma
hajajo v oborozeni sill.
Ma vsporedu programa, XII bo
podan popoldne, je Mladinski
pevski zbor SID ma Waterloo
Rd., ter nekaj govornikov. Pc
programu Sc DO serviralo okus-
no vecerjo, nakar DO sledila
plesna veselica. N
Sledeca skupna drustva So
delujejo pri tel priredbi: Dru-
stvo Delavec st. 257 SNPJ, Sr-
ca Jezusovega st. 172 KsKJ,
Maccabees Tent st. 557, Zvoni-
mir HBz, valentin vodnik 1t.
35 SDZ in podru. st. II SzZ.
Prijazno se vabi rojake iz
okolice, da Y velikem stevilu po-
setijo priredbo, katere cisti pre-
ostanek je i1amenjen v zklad, XII
Sc ga zbira "a vratajoce be vo-
jake.
Cecilia Brodnik, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-15
Pozdrav il Floride
OdbOr.

New Smyrna Beach, Fla. -
Vse moje stare znance in prija-
telje najlepse pozdravljam IL le-
pc soncne Floride.
Vrerne imamo tn zelo krasno.
Nasi Slovenci in Slovenke so
zelo zaposleni z zelenjavo, XII jo
prodajajo ma trgu. Vse jim je
prav dobro obrodilo, posebno
paprika, krompir, it'd. LIE tako
naprej, rojaki.
Posebno pozdravljam mojega
sina Franka Rodica, mojo hcer-
ko Josephine, Mr.. Anton Ger
meta, mojo sestro Matildo v Eu-
clidu,, ter ,vse mole sorodnike.
Josephine Rodica.
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UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
Program konference ' SID

Program konference ' SDI
Nocoj, Oh 8. uri sc bo' v slo.
venske1n delavskem domu ns
Waterloo Rd., vrsil program
glede konference, XII je sedaj '
teku v San Francisco.
Govoril bo Arnold Johnson
predsednik Ohio Communist Pc.
litieal Association in tolmac no.
vic ma radio, XII DO podal pre-.
gled konference v San Franci-
scu, ter moznosti "a bodoei mir
Kot govornik DO tudi nasto.
pill Mr.. Peter Margetich, akti-
ven ma drustvenem polju med
Hrvati.
Pc govorih sc bo kazalo slike
in serviralo okrepcila. Vstopni-
ma je prosta.
Qdhor,
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Usodni dan Amerike

OSOon1 Qa0 Amef1ke
Cleveland, Ohio. - Ako b
bill mas. oce Roosevelt Sc docakal
spremembe, bi bill danes gotovc
razocaran. V svojem srcu i
incl made "a svobodo narodov
med mimi tudi n a S slovensk
narod.
Pc celem svetu je mas Slova'
nov vec milijonov, in koliko jih
je Italia pobrala Sc pred zad.
MO vojno, ko je Avstrija zgubi.
la vojno. v vsej severni Italiji
so bill vecinoma Slovenci, XII so
tisti cas- bill pod Avstrijo. Ona
jih je prepustila Italiji, ces, da
ina proved Slovanov, a ona da
hoce Germane.
Tam Sc je tudi v sedanji vol
nj mas narod boril in podil Ger.
name IL -svojega ozemlja, kel
hoee biti skupno brati v Jugo.
slaviji. Ravno ii so vprizorili
napad ma sovraznika Mussolini-
ia, kot listi pisejo! ii Slovani
1--WE med Vinicami in zenevo, cd
enega morja do drugega in do
svice, kateri upam, da sc bodo
spojili jugoslovanski federaci-
j. To so tisti partizani, XII no.
eejo svobodo izpod Italije in kot
zasledujem njih bojevanje, sc
bodo kmalu strnili S Titovo ar
mado. To je zivahno snidenje
brata z bratom. Partizanska
moe je velika, in imamo slovan-
sko Rusijo, XII nam gre ma po-
moe v vseh ozirih. Slovanski ma
rod Sc ne ukloni drugim zajedal-
Gem. Bojuje Sc "a svojo svobo-
do in zmagal DO. Zategadelj
opozarjam ma vzajemno slogo "a
svobodo nasega slovanskega ma
roda. Skupaj, bratje in sestre, v
slogi je moe! Tistim par tisoc IL
dajalcem, XII Sc trudijo,, da hi
narod obrnili ma svojo nekdanjo
zazeljeno suznost, mislim, da je
odklenkalo.
Spominjam Sc starih ljudi, XII
so pravili o nasih krajih, kjer
da je bill neki samostan pod ime-
nom "Zavitarji'. Tiste case so
oni imeli glavno besedo in ma
rod "a suznje, XII so Jim zemljo
obdelovali "a piclo place. Tu je
bila prava suznost. Sc dandanes
Sc imenuje tisto polje "zavitar-
sko'. Narod pa Sc je oprijel,
"zavitarje" odgnal in zenljo
razdelil med seboj. Sc veliko ta-
kega je po svetu. zelim, da 81
bo narod uredil svobodo, tako
da jo DO tudi uzival, da ne bo
yec suzenj drugim.
Zdaj je cas-, da Sc prebudimo
in delujemo, da preprecimo po-
vratek take dobe. Tudi tukaj 80
cakali ma ljudi, XII 50 prisli sem
kaj, da so jih odpeljali neznano-
kan. cital sem v 1istu Glas ma
roda koliko sitnosti je incl po-
kojni F. sakser, da je dobil ne
kaj slovencev r1azaj v svododo.
Imam Sc dosti, ali "a sedaj je
dovolj.
Pozdrav vsem Gitateljem!
g. .e. John Markieh.
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jan ne meljem nieesar," " mu
odvrne ura; 'jaz kakem samo
CAS-.
Cas-, cas-, kaj je tor
jag niti sama ne vem, kaj
je cas-, rece ura; "vendar pa
mora biti nekaj dragocenega,
kajti JAZZ sem ze veekrat slisala
mojega gospodarja, ki je rekel,
da je Gas denar, a denar je sve-
Ia vladar. - Pa tudi ma drug
I1acin sem prepricana, da je Gas
nekaj posebno vaznega. Mole
sestre Sc nahajajo ' zepih kra-,
ljev in cesarjev, bogatinov in re-
vezev; spet druge, nekoliko bolj
velike, so obesene ma stenah pa
lac, kakor tudi najbolj pripro-
Vstih bait; BE bolj velike pa po-
stavljajo v zvonike, in vse to IL
edinega namena,. da kazemo in
pripovedujemo Cas-. Zato lahko
izprevidis, da je cas- zares ne
kaj posebno imenitnega.'
"Moje sestre, XII visijo ma STE
nah ali Sc nahajajo v zvonikih,
premikajo svoja kolesa nekoli-
ko bolj poeasi; JAZZ pa XII sem
tako majhna, da morem prebi-
vati v gospodarjeveh zepu, mo-
ram nekoliko bolj hiteti, da ne
zamudim pravega casa. Zato v
eni sekundi tiketakam pribliz-
no petkrat, ali tristokrat v eni
minuti. v eni uri naredim $4,000
'premikov, v enem dnevu 432, 900.
v erlem letu zatiketakam pri-
blizno 158,OOO,OOO krat! Mole
gonilno kolesce je neznatne' We
likosti, mic vecje kot noht ma
gospodarjevi roki. Vsled nepre-
stanega prenikanja pa bi ma
pravijo pot "a mill vsaki dan
ako bi Sc premikalo kar raprej
v daljavo; v treh letih bi pri-
slo okrog zemlje, in v casu, od-
kar sluzim mojega gospodarja,
bi ze sedemkrat prislo okrog
zemlje. - Silno, silno sem 81 ze
zelela, da hi napravila taksen
izlet, kajti posebno me zanima,
videti in spoznati mole velike
sestre, kakorsne Sc 1nahajajo po
velikih stolpih in zvonikih; toda
zalibog, ne morem r1ikakor, ker
sem privezana ma tezko srebrno
vertigo, XII me tisei -brez prene-
hanja gospodarjev zep."
"Pst!" zasepece srce; "go-
spodar je. nehal smrcati, zbudil
sc bo!"
. In res, trenutek kasneje je "a
zdehal, pogledal ma uro ter "a
godrnjal: ''Ti zlodjeva sklenfa,
kako nitro tece; je ze polu
pet!" ~.
"Ah", vzdihne ura, ''ker ii po-
kazem pravi cas-, me pa Sc zmer-
jas; zares, nehvaleznost je pla-
clio sveta!"
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Srce in zepna ura

| -.
Start Trebusnik je incl nava-
do, vsaki dan po kosilu 81 pri-
vosciti par ur pocitka. Med ME-
govim spanjem je morale biti v
hiA popolnoma rnirno, kajti mu-
ha ma nosu bi ga ze bila vzne.
|mirila, da bi Sc prebudil ter "a
robantil prav po gorenjsko.
Njegovo srce pa nj hotelo, in
seveda tudi nj smelo mirovati.
Istotako je neprestano tiktaka-
la zepna ura, XII 10 je nosil v
levem zepu telovnika, v nepo-
sredni blizini srca.
Kot bliznja soseda sta Sc sr-
ce in ura kmalu spoznala ter
sklenila iskreno prijateljstvo.
Kakor vsaka stvar ma svetu, sta
imela tudi onadva svoje krize in
nadloge, in o teh sta Sc cd casa
do casa kaj pogovorila.
"Gospodar spi", je zasepetalo
srce uri, kajti ma glas nj smelo
govoriti, da Sc bi gospodar zbu-
dill. ''Tudi JAZZ potrebujem po-
citka; vendar pa nikoli ne "a
SPIN, ter tldii ms smem zaspati,
kajti kakor nitro bi zaspalo, bi
tudi moi gospodar zaspal tako
trdo, da Sc ne bi nikdar vec pre-
budil''.
"Kaj pa je pravzaprav tvoje
opravilo?" ga vprasa ura.
"Jaz ohranjam cello truplo v
delovanju. JAZZ sem takorekoc
sesalka in stiskalka, XII preri-
vam kri do vsake, tudi najmanj-
Sc zilice v telesu. To nikakor nj
malenkost. Ako bi JAZZ preneha-
10 delovau lie emo minute, bi moi
gospodar wei slovo Cd tega sve-
ia "a vedno. Zdaj pa lie premi-
sli! - Moi gospodar je star 60
let. ker JAZZ udarjam povprecno
sedemdesetkrat ma minute, ma
redi to 1900 udarcev v eni uri,
ali 100000 v enc m dnevu, v
enem letu pa 6,702, 900 udar-
cev. >Ker zivi moi gospodar ze
so let, lahko izracunas, da .ie
bio moth udarcev v TEN casu
2,2W, $4,000. Med vsem tenn
ogromnem delom pa nisem nj
Il enkrat pocivalo ali zastrai-
kalo, ampak sem cell cas- brez
vsakega najmanjsega pocitka
prerivalo kri po gospodarjevem
telesu."
"Velikansko je tvoje delo" !,
odgovori ura. "Zato pa ii tudi
gospodar daje nemara knezje
placilo zanj."
"Placilo? ?" Sc bridko tlasmeh-
ne srce. "se nikoli mu hi prislo
ma misel, da bi Mi bill vsai 8
hvaleznostjo poplacal mole de-
10. Nasprotno, pri vsaki priliki
zabsvlja tez meme, pa ce je tudi
samo njegova krivda, ako mole
bite sprawl II normalnega tira.
Nekot Sc je v najhujsi polet-
nj vrociiii napotil ma visoli hrib.
TO je bilo zelo naporno zanj, in
JAZZ sem morale pumpati in
punpati, da sem donaSalo do
volj krvi vsem kilafi lii n1iSi-
cam. Gin visje pa j prihajal
gospodar, TEN vec dsla u ma
kladal ma. mole rame. 10 " mi
js slednjic sdelo ze odvsc, III "a
TO sem nekoliko brcnilc tja pro-
z plju6afn. In kaj se il xgodilo I
GospodAr se u xyfnH 20
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ki 2 neko rogovilo, ii 90 i rekli
nosilnica, ga polozili ma MO Ter
ga odnesli ' dolino. Tam doll il
prisel k njemu nek bradat moi
= velikanskimi ocali, ki Jill je dr.
zal prav ma koncu nosu. Pritis-
nil je desno tiho tja, kjer sem
JAZZ to1klo, posluSA1 III posiusal,
ter slednjic rekel; "Gospod, pa
zite Sc, vase sfca je zanic".
Sedaj pa povej, nj Ii nehvalez-
most placilo sveta? ? "a yes trad
IN napor, ki ga ifnas, te slednjic
obsodijo, da si zanie!''
"Ali Il je tisti bradati moz
kaj izkrtacil kolesje, ko te je
obsodil, da nisi zanic ~ ga vpra-
b t1ra.
"Jaz nin1am nikakega kole-
sia", il pojasni srce. Zato Sc tu-
di prav, zaprav ne pustim po-
pravljati, ampak &c je kje kak-
sna i1apaka, morajo Sc moi to-
varisi v truplu izeistiti. Tako ie
ma primer OBJ neki priliki zelo.
dec nekaj zabavljal, vsled Cesar
smo mi drugi organi tudi imeli
sitnost. Moi gospodar je pokli-
cal taksnega moza, kot sem ga
poprej on,enil, in'ta je kaj kma-
lu spoznal,. kdo je porednez v
gospodarjevem truplp. Zato je
zapisal nekaj ma listek, in v
kratkem je prinesel gospodar-
jew sin IL bliznje trgovine neko
tekocino, XII je bila silno gren-
ka. Moi gospodar je moral "a
witt nekaj kapljic vsako uro,
vsled cesar sc je zelodec silno
jezil, ker je bilo tako grenko.
Slednjic je pa le izprevidel, da
ne bo . svojo trmo nicesar opra.
vii, in cato je spet ozdravil ter
nam S tenn pomagal vsem sku-
paj il zadrege.'
":Vesel bodi," rnu rece ura,
ida nimas koles, ter da nimas
nieesar opraviti z urarjem. Tam,
tam je Sc le sitnost! Urar ii raz-
para cello truplo, vzarne narazen
vse ude, a slednjic jih . majhno,
azelos ostro krtacico tako po-
krtaci, da te scemi povsod se
tedne in tedne. Vrhutega te dre-
"a z neko kljuko med rebra, in
slednjic te dene se ma kolovrat
ter te vrti tako silo, da ii kar
sapo zapira. Vse to pa Sc ne Ia
dovoli mojega gospodarja, XII
brez prenehanja godrnja, da sem
JAZZ ze stara, nerabljiva skatlja.
cali tt tudi sesas in pretakas
kri?" vprasa srce.,
'se tega bi Sc mi manjkalo,"
zavrne prestraseno ura. "Jaz
sem IL eistega zlata ter ne po-
trebujem niti kri, niti kake dru-
&c tekocine, izvzemsi kapljico
OLA tn in tam. v mojem truplu
nj nicesar drugega, nego sama
kolesa, izmed katerih Sc neka-
terra sucejo nekoliko bolj poea-
81, druga pa bolj nitro, prav ta-
ko kot kolesa v mlinu.'
'Kaj pa ii pravzaprav meljes
v tvojern mlinu? ~ Sc zacudi sr.
ce.
a, 81. .za e. @ e.
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NJ zlatko Ba1okovic,
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