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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
W00DLEY AIRWAYS
 HAS 20 PASSENGERS
 IN FROM ANCHORAGE

A Woodley Airways Transport plane flew 20 passengers to Juneau from Anchorage yesterday, and re- turned with 2l.
 Passengers to Juneau were: H. R Culver, Carl Strand, Frank Hinley Capt. Mckenzie, Arthur Perainen Ccnney Nelson, Dorothy Whitney Dick Gordon, Roy Goodpastor, w. E Dunkle, Elaine McConkey and chil- dren, Maude Curtis. Nadis Sher- man, Peter Erickson, Condare Koch, Peter Schutz, Olive Tomlin, Gregory Tibsair and John Pheifer.
 From Yakutat: D. H. Zeiger.
 Outgoing passengers to Anchor age were: Fred Johnson, H. w. Magnuson, H. R. NDrdman, L. c. Freer, Mrs. L. C. Freer, Jack Rol- low, J. V. Hansen, Mrs. J. V. Han sen, Sherrod H. Kendall, Florence Dahl, Judith Dahl, Frank Dahl, Edward Gapson, June Gapson, H. Tomlinson, Harry Frederickson, IT, ma Mcdonald, Esther Lochen and Dorothy Sorenson.
 To Yakutat: Donald Bize.
 To Cordova: Mrs. H. H. Davis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
 PACTS AT
 p0T5DAM
President Declares Every. thing Aboard al Big
 Three Conference

ABOARD USS AUGUSTA WITH ! PRESIDENT TRUMAN, Aug. B. President Truman told reporter: aboard his warship today he made mo secret agreements of any kind in his conference with Generalissimc Stalin and Prime Minister Attlee al PotSdam.
 MT. Truman is working on na- tionwide radio report he will make to the people of the United States shortly after his return to Washing ton next week.
 MT. Truman told reporters, that he had, from the beginning, intended for the American public to be fully advised on agreements fashioned at his first Big Three meeting. and that in the decision reached there are no secret agreements of any kind.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
IzvE5TIA IS PLEASED WITH
 p0T5DAM pACT

MOSCOW, Aug. 3.-Izvestia said today that the work of the Potsdam conference offers new assurance that the governments and peoples of the three great democratic powers, together with the other United Ma tions, will provide the creation of a just and lasting peace"
 The government newspaper gave over it's entire front page to the conference, and printed a three column picture of President Truman, Premier Stalin, Prime Minister Att lee, U. s. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, Foreign Commissar Wa cheSlav Molotov, British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin and Adm William D. Leahy Advisor to the President.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
ARTIFICIAL HAND IS DEVELOPED BY
 DENTIST OF NAVY

WASHINGTON, Aug 3.-A Navy dentist reports he has developed an artificial hand which combines util- ity, durability. life-like appearance and comfort in wearing.
 It. Comdr Lamar w Harcis of the Naval Dental Corps. said in an interview, the hand, made of new ly perfected rubberlike plastic mater ial, provides strong thumb and forefinger grip with concealed op- elating mechanism.
 The new hand. mechanism and all, weighs about one pound. At rest, it is closed A motion of the opposite houlder-linked by a cord with the mechanism-operates a lever which causes the forefinger to rise When the patient relaxes his shoulder, a spring causes the finger to close in a claw-like motion against the thumb.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
COMMUNISTS, CHINESE IN
 OWN BATTLE
Commander of First War Zone Makes Direct Re-
 port to Chiang

CHUNGKING, Aug. 3.-Gen. Hu Tsung-Nan, Commander of the First War Zone in China, today charged Chinese Communist troops with full responsibility for recent armed clash es between Communist and Nation- al forces which resulted in more than 100 National casualties.
 In a telegram to Generalisslmo Chiang Kai-shek, Gen. Hu said that since the beginning of July Com munist forces had been instigating instruction among local militia hen at Tungyunchen and Fangll- chen in the district of Chunhua, 40 miles northwest of Sikang tSian) |. Sikang is $50 miles northeast of Chungking.
 On July 15, Gen. Hu said, Com munist troops launched a three pronged drive into the Shunhua dis trict and occupied Fanglichen. The next day they took Tungunchen and the town of Chunghua. From there they adanced in the direction of the King River, west of Chunhua.
 Gen. Hu said he immediately wir- cd Gen. Gnu Teh, Communist Com mander in Chief, requesting him to order a cessation of hostilities and withdrawal of Communist forces to their original position. He said he received no reply.
 Gen Hu said he dispatched two regiments from Sikang to the scene of the clashes.
 Fanglichen and the town of Chun- hua were recpatured by National troops and Tungunchen was recov- cred
 Flu asked Chiang to order the Communists to withdraw so that prosecution of the war against Japan would not be affected.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
GIRL SCOUT CAMP SEASON HSUCCESS
 BY HELP OF MANY

During the Girl Scout camping season, from June IT to July IS, a total of 83 Brownies and Scouts enjoyed the opportunity of camp ing, under the supervision of Mrs Dorothea Amos, Director, who was ably assisted by many who volun- teered their time and efforts to make it a wholly successful ven- ture.
 The Girl Scout Council wisnes to extend a vote of thanks to each of the following:
 Assistant Counsellors-Mr Lisle Hebert, Mrs. Olaf Bedding, Mrs. Keith Wildes, Mrs. Herb Waugh, Mrs. Edwin c. Johnson, Miss Lily Maurstad and Miss Jane English.
 Health Supervisors Mrs. Don Gould, Mrs. Burr Johnson and Mrs. J. G. Shepherd.
 Crafts Counsellors - Mrs. Jack Likins and Claire Folta.
 Folk Danclng-MrS. Ray Nevln.
 Music Lois Hared.
 Waterfront-Gale Tomlinson.
 Canteen-Harriet Maurstad.
 Bugler - Pat OakeS.
 Cooks Mrs Henry Seaberg, Marian Meier, Mrs. Erling Onsoien and Mrs. Ali Erickson.
 The transportation problem was well taken care of through the CO., operation of the Coast Guard, Ralph Reischl, Olaf Bedding, Jack Burford, Emmett Botelho, Traffers Bros, and Andrew Haffner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03

man, Nick Lorang Bill Larson, Flor ence Gather and Margaret Magnus- sen.
 Leaving early this morning were the following:
 P. c. Forrest, Mrs. Aimee H. Mil lion, Ernest Turnen, Chester T Stancyzk, William w. Day, Herbert J. Doggy, Helen Newton, Dona Newton, Carolina Newton, Hilda Tweit.
 Mrs. Clara Sanders, Lillian Bis boiS, Otto N Opem, H. R. Culver, R. Goodpastor Carroll Wall, Patricia Robb, Perry Pittenger, Herbert Sands, F. w. Buenstatte, Melving Silvertsen, Benjamin E. Kepner, John Saloney, Dick Gordon and Chan Henderickson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
LANDINGS OF HALIBUT TOP
 19 MILLIONS
Less than 9,OOO,OOO lbs. Yet to Go of Area
 Three Quota

SEATTLE, Aug. 3.-The Interna- tional Fisheries Commission report ed today that 19,080,000 pounds of halibut were landed in Pacific Coast ports between May l and July 31. These included 17,537,000 pounds by the United States fleet and 1,543,000 pounds by the Canadian fleet.
 The Fisheries Commission said there remains 8,920,OO0 pounds to be landed of the quota for Area 3, which extends from Cape Spencer, Alaska, to Cape Sagak in the Aleutian Islands. Landings from Area 2, Willapa Harbor to Cape Spencer, are limited to those taken incidentally while fishing for other species.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
D0NJA( TAKING PARTY OUT FOR
 MITCHELL BAY

MT. and Mrs. Van c. Kirk, High land Park, Ill, their daughter, Jacqueline, Mir. and Mrs. Rod Dar- nell and Robert Henning, Acting Secretary of the Alaska Develop ment Board, left here today aboard the private boat, Donjac, for Nit chell Bay.
 Mir Kirk has announced plans for Southeast Alaska tourist lodges. Mitchell Bay is one of the loca- tions he has selected and the present trip is designed to gain further informant tion concern ing that proposed lodge site. The party expects to remain at Mitchell Bay about six days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
Keep Alive and
 Take If, Germans Told; No Suicides

BERLIN, Aus. o.ln an effort tc reduce the number of suicides III the Berlin area, the Lutheran Synod admonished the churchs followers today not to flee from suffering and hunger into death"
 Meeting in complete freedom for the first time in years, the Synod declared that Germany's collapse was Gods visitation upon us" and stated that whoever has faith does not flee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03

of the bay by members of nearby tanker, who witnessed the accident. Mcbride had not recovered cons ciousness at noon today and it is thought that he suffered skull fracture.
 Mcbride was taken to St. Ann's hospital at the orders of physician called to treat him. He is alleged to have been intoxicated at the time of the mishap and is so charged on the police blotter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
WEDDING ANNOUNCED OF MISS MATILDA WATERMAN MR. MARVIN LEE NELSON

It. and Mrs Marcus Mills Water man of Orange ity, Florida, have announced the marriage of their sister, Matilda Hall Waterman, for merly of Gainesville and Atlanta, Ga, to MT Marvin Lee Nelson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. Nelson, Shawnee, Wyo.. in Sitka. July 27.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson are making their home in Juneau, where Mrs. Nelson is with the Federal Divis- ion of Disbursements, and Mir Nell son is with the Bureau of Mines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
SEATTLE BANKER
 THROUGH JUNEAU

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph A. Swalwell of Seattle, boarded the southbound Princess Louise here this morning following completion of flying triE through Interior Alaska. They ar rived by plane from Whitehorse yes terday.
 MT. Swalwell is director of the Seattle First National Bank, Until a recent election of officers, he was President of the extensive banking concern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
SUFFERS SKULL INJURY DURING
 FALL INTO BAY

Jack McDrlde, about 50 years of age, an arrival in Juneau this week, sustained head injury in a fall from the Juneau Cold Storage dock into Juneau harbor this morning. His head struck small fish boat in falling.
 He was rescued from the icy waters
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
POLICE BLOTTER

Philip Dawes, charged with speeding, was fined S20 in City Police Court here this morning. On disorderly conduct counts, Melvin C. Lyon and Obie Staple ton were each fined S25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
STEAMER BRINGS !,
 TAXES E TO SOUTH

A steamer arrived in Juneau short ly after midnight with the following incoming passengers: Bert Ander- son, Mrs. Wilma Hines, Ralph Xiii fer, Mrs. Roy Stafford, Calvin Har-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO The number of persons made idle by strikes in the United States increased to mol than 5o,0OO today Production of amphibious tanks was halted at the St Louis Car Company, and about 1000 workers voted for a strike at the Vulcan Iron Works at Wilkes Barre, Pa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
MURIEL SIMPSON HERE

Muriel Simpson, of Seattle, flew to Juneau yesterday via Pan Ann erican from Fairbanks, and is a guest at the Bsranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
NELSON IN TOWN

Conney Nelson, of Tacoma, ar rived yesterday via Woodley Air ways from Anchorage, and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
WARNING TO AUToISTS

Downtown streets will be washed Sunday morning and autt !sts are warned to do no parking beginning at a. m. until washing job is completed.
 JOHN MONAGLE,
 Chief of Police.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-03
SEATTLE WOMEN HERE

Beulah E. Pearson and Hazel J. Highland, of Seattle, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04
Cleveland Orchestra

Vladimir Golschmann, dirigent
SEVERANCE cetrtek, 6. dec. $50
DvoRANA soboto, 8. dec. $50
WILLIAM KAPELL, piano
vstopnice Severance dvorani cE 7soo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04

Milwaukee, Wis.Dne s. no.
vernbra je umrl Anton Remsko,
star SO let. Zapusca tri poroce-
ne hcere, tri sinove (dva v ar
madi) in devet vnukov. - Dne
IA. novembra je umrl John Sta
rich, star SO let. Zapusta zeno,
stiri sinove, hcer, sir1aho in diva
vnuka.-Dne 18. novembra je
umrla Helen Lenarcic, stara 81
let. Zapusca moza, tri hcere, diva
sina (enega ma Japonskem, dru-
gega v Nemciji), sestro in bra
ia Antona Muhicha. - Porocili
so Sc: Louis Vodnik in Adeline
McKewan, Elmer M. Gajewski
in Dorothy Cline, Melvin Kestin
in Lillian Medved.
Linden, N. J.-Tukaj je unarl
Louis Batinas, star 81 let in clan
SNPJ. Zapusca zeno in pet cd
raslih otrok, tri sinove, cd ka-
terih sta diva ze prisla v civilno
zivljenje, eden je pa Sc ma Paci-
fiku, in dve poroceni heeri. .a>
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04

Dolenjskem, odkoder je prisla V
Calumet, Mich Zadnjih pet let
je zivela v Milwaukeeju z druzi-
no. Zapusca moza, diva sinova
(oba pri vojakih) tri hcere, bra
ia in sestro. Bila je clanica SzZ
in KSKJ.-Druzina Frank Ru-
par je izgubila edino hei Fran
ces, stare komaj "a let. Rojena
je bila v Milwaukee in bila clani-
ca SNPJ.-Dne 9. novembra je
umrla radi srcne kapi Frances
Wreschnik, stara 40 let in donna
iz Ziljske doline ma Koroskem.
ZapusGa moza, sina (pri voja-
kin in hcer.-Istega dne je
umrl Jakob Rebernik, star 81 let
in donna ma Koroskem. Podlegel
je kapi, XII ga je zadela pri delu
" tovarni. Zapusca tri sinove
(pri vojakih), tri brate in dive
sestri.-Dalje je umrla tudi Jo-
hanna Kuhs, stara 62 let in do
ma il Ziljske doline ma Koro-
skem, odkoder je prisla Ame-
riko pred As lett. Zapusca moza,
tri sinove in hcer. Use pogrebe
ie oskrbel Ermencev pogrebni
zavod.
GoWanda, N. Y.-Pri delu v
tovarni Sc je poskodoval Philip
Sever. Lezi v tukajsnji bolnis-
nici.
Oakland, Cal.-Iz vojne sc je
vrnil v civilno zivljenje Frank
Tomsic, sin znanega big" To-
nyja. Domov je prisel IL Europe,
kjer Sc Sc nahaja njegov brat
Joseph. Druzina tudi MEGA pri-
cakuje kmalu domov.
Youngstown, Bolne so:
Mary Oblak, Anna Krispli in Je-
ra Doblekar, XII Sc nahaja v boil
nisnici St. Elizabeth.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04
Ves+i IL zivIi ienio
omerisskih SIovencev

Krayn, Pa. -- Pc kratki bo-
lezni je %. novembra umrla
Mary Ilersic, rojena Zalar, sta
ra 63 let in donna liz vasi Coho-
vo cd Sv. Vida pri Cerknici ma
Notranjskem. Tu k a j zapusca
moza, tri hcere, tri sinove in pet
necakov, v starem kraju pa Sc
stro. V Ameriki je bila okrog
40 let.
Detroit. - Dne 16. oktobra
je umrl Joseph Virant, po do
mace Vrescajev Iga pri Ljub-
ljani, star So let. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zeno, sina in hcer, v Lorai-
nu, o., pa diva brata. - Dne 10.
novembra je umrla v bolnisnici
Helen Glasic, rojena Kuncic v
Lescah ma Gorenjskem, odko-
der je prisla v Ameriko pred
40 lett. Stara je bila 81 let. V
Clevelandu zapusca brata Jo-
sepha Kuncica, v Genevi pa Sc
stro. " zakon sta stopila An
gela Maren in Edward Toleki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04

Chicago. - v st. Bernard d
School of Nursing ma univerzi
Loyola je miss Helen Pavlin,
hcerka druzine Justine Pavlin,
napravila izpit "a bolnicarko. -
K vojakom je bill vpoklican 49,
letni Fred Glavach, sin druzine
Andrew Glavach. - Umrla je
Miss Stephanie Majcen, heerka
prekmurske slovenske druzine
Louis Majcen, XII zivi v bliznjem
Westmontu. v teku pol leta je
ia druzina izgubila ze tri hcer-
ke: - Porocila sta Sc Matthew
Peterlin in Helen Grum.
Brooklyn, N. Y. - Tukaj je
umrl Joseph Schnellar, donna il
Predraga, fara Start trg OBJ Kol-
pi. Zapusca sest hcera in tri ST.
move (enega ma Japonskem), v
California; pa polbrata.
Chicago. V bolnisnici St.
Ann Sc nahaja zena Franka
Baskota, XII je bila operirana.
- Donna ma bolniski postelji pa
Sc nahaja tezko bolna zena
Franka Ribicha st.
Brooklyn, N. Y. - Tukaj je
umrl znani rojak Martin Nav
rim, star 60 let, donna il Desko-
We vasi pri Starem trgu in v
Ameriki cez 40 let.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Dne "a. no.
vembra je po petletni bolezni
umrl Frank Luksic, star II let
in donna IL Jurne vasi pri Novem
mestu. V Ameriko je prisel pred
81 lett, in sicer v Calumet, Mich.
Pred % lett Sc je preselil Mil
waukee. Zapusca zeno, stiri 81
move in 10 hcera. Bill je clan
SNPJ in KSKJ.-Dne 18. no.
vembra je nenadoma umrla v
Chicago milwauska rojakinja
Katarina Fuckar, stara 68 let.
Nahajala Sc je pri sinu, ko jo je
zadela kap. Zapusca stiri sinove
in hcer. Bila je clanica HBZ.-
Istega dine je umrla Helena Le-
narcic, stara So let in donna ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04

81 je mislila. 0''Radovedna SEMI
je dejala glasno.
"Videla bos,. da bonn moz be-
seda," je naivno zatrjeval.
Prestopila sta. Komaj je An
ton Jakob stopil v oddelek arm.
talskega vlaka, je slekel suk-
mic in 81 odpel telovnik. Vro6
dan je bill in debele znojne kap-
lie 50 Sc mu trkljale po zabuh-
lem obrazu. Roki je zataknil v
usnjato zanko, XII je visela po-
leg MEGA, spokojno Sc je smeh-
ljal in 81 .brisal z velikim pisa
MIN bombazastim robcem de.
belo glavo. Tereza ga je "a tre-
nutek grajajoce pogledala in Sc
spet poglobila v svojo knjigo:
ALI bos ugovarjala, &c 81 pri-
zgern cigaro?"
me, nikakor ne!" je odvr.
nila.
Vstal je in brskal po zepih
suknjica.
cali Sc nj junakinja oh ziv-
ljenje?" je vprasal in omavazu-
joce pogledal ma knjigo. "Cemu
ne vrzes te bedaste knjige sko-
ri okno? Poglej meme, kako mi
:je vroce."
'Tudi meni. Toda nimam to.
liko masti pod kozo kakor IT,"
"T1a, ha! Masti! I'll 81 cudna
stvarca! Hal"
Sklonil Sc je k Mi in jo po-
ljubil.
"No, petnajstega septembra
je strelska slavnost. HIM. Bra]
sem letak ma postaJ. Ali bosta
Mahder Fritz in Adrian dobi-
la spet nagrado? Zdaj sta Sc ma
planini. Letos bonn oddal tudi
JAZZ par strelov. z mojo stare
karabinko. Strelja bolje kakor
kdajkoli. Zdi Sc mi, da bonn
pustil oba ma planini in 81 sam
pridobil nagrado. Uf! Je to vro-
Gina! In letos prvega av.
gusta! Letos bono zakurili We
like grmade! Kaksna skoda, da
DO slavnost prvega augusta. ia
bozic bi morala biti - YES ia
nekoristno pozgan les! Timm je
kupil eel kup raket. Pravi, da bo
napravil ma svojem vrtu pravj
ognjemet. Buhler DO protestiral
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED.
(Nadaljevanje)
JOHN KNITTED.

10 sta emo uro kasneje po-
zvonila in je prisel v soho nata-
kar, je bilo okno odprto in Te.
reza je sedela pred oknom S
knjigo v narocju. Gottfried je
slonel oh zidu in ko je natakar
prisel, je narocil caj. Tereza je
pazljivo premotrila obraz nata-
karja, XII je prinesel caj, in "a
hip Sc il je zazdelo, da je= moza
nekoc ze videla. Vprasala ga je
cd kod je donna.
"Iz Sittena, madam"
Cudno Sc je nasmehnila. Med
tenn ko je natakar odsel il So
be, je Tereza gledala skozi okno
in komaj je odsel, je vstala.
mo-" je rekla, "vidis, kako
previdna morava biti. Ia clo-
vek! Poznala sem ga! Zdi Sc mi,
da je bill nekoc z m enoj vred
zaposlen v istem hotelu. Tudi
on Sc je najbrze spomnil."
"Kako, po vseh teh letih?'
"Kdor meme vidi, me ne po-
zabi tako lahkon je dejala in
Sc vzravnala. "No, upam, da nj
cesar ne sunni. Yes, &c DO slo
tako naprej, bo kmalu vedel YES
svet. O Bog! Paziti morava. In
prav O tenn sem hotela re v "a
cetku govoriti teboj. Danes
zvecer, Gottfried, ostanem zdo-
laj. Jutri Sc odpeljem nazaj v
Gam. Zelim, da ostaneS Sc par
dni tukaj. Ne prihrumi takoj
domov! In nikdar ne smes polka
zati, da Sc kaj posebno zanimas
zane. Najmanjsi sum bi zado-
StOVal, da pOZene plaz.
"Terezika,' je dejal nenado-
ma uzaloscen, "vem, vem. Sam
sem re premisljeval O teh stva-
reh. Vem, v bodoce bonn mo-
raj mnogo zrtvovati, mnog
opustiti. Toda vse STORM, do
kler me ii ljubis. LIE enega ne
prenesem: da mi start moli ta-
korekoc pod nos svojo posest-
nisko pravico. TO della zana-
lasc!"
"Ti otrok!" je zaklicala. cali
bos zahteval cd meme, da ga oro-
pam njegovih iluzij? Ne bell 81
glave, Gottfried." Oklevajoce
ga je pogledala z nenavadno od-
locnostjo. "Tvoja sem z vsem,
kar imam. Odslej bos ii moja
edna sreca. Prisegam ii vecno
ljubezen, maj Sc zgodi, kar Sc
hoce. Ne drzni sc nikdar dvo-
miti O moji ljubezni, ali pa Sc
bonn strahovito mascevala. Ne
Salim Sc. Borim Sc, Gottfried!
Ne mott me v mojem boju. Ne
borim Sc lie Ease, marvec tudi "a
tebe. Nikdar Sc ne jezi name!
LIE zvest mi moras ostati! Pla-
Gala bonn "a tvojo zvestobo Wis
jo ceno, kakor jo je kdaj pla-
Gala kaka zena "a zvestobo ka-
teregakoli moza."
Nenadoma 81 je potisnila. ro-
ko med zobe. Krcevito sc je tre-
sla. Poskocil je in stopil k njej,
toda zavrnila ga je z gospodo-
valno kretnjo, kakor bi hotela
pokazati, da nimajo njena last
ma custva nicesar skupnega to
stvarjo. In Gottfried je negibno
obstal, docela prepaden in rah-
linn obcutkom bojazni. s. trepe-
tajocimi ustnicami je Tereza
globoko zadihala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04
RACIJSKI KOLEDAR
SiadkOr

Znamka st. 38 je veljavna "a
5 funtov sladkorja do 81. de-
cembra 1915. Znamke "a slad-
kor "a konzerviranje so veljav-
ne do 80. novembra.
Tajerji
Pregled avtnih tajerjev nj OBJ
vezna, razen &c zaprosite "a no
We tajerje. Pregled komercijal-
nih vozil je zahtevan vsakih
sest mesecev ali ko preyozijo
5000 mill, katero je preje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04
INA vsem svetu nj nobeneg;

odpustil zlocin, XII sem ga "a
gresila, kajti hujsi je kakor pre-
sustvo. Nobenega opravicila nj
zato, kar sem storila. Nasprot-
no, &c bi svet to vedel, hi me po-
teptal z nogami kot podlo, MIC
vredno bite. Svet! Ia neumni
svet! Pravico imam, da svobod-
no razpolagam S svojo osebo in
z vsem, kar j pripada! Rojena
.sva drug "a drugega! Moja lju-
bezen ii DO in ii mora zadosto-
vati, Gottfried! Svet bova ma
sitila S hinavscino ir lazjo. Te-
ga Sc mu hoce in to je tudi vse,
kar svet zasluzi. Tebe pa, Gott-
fried, prosim lie, da mi olajsas
mojo usodo. Moras mi priseci,
da me ne bos nikdar jenjal lju-
biti, moras! I'll moras! Prisezi
miw
'"Tereza' je dejal skoro ocita-
joce, "ali sem sc mar brezglavo
pognal v to stvar? Tereza, mai
ljubsa Tereza! Nikdar sc ne hos
|mogla pritozevati, nikdar ne bos
imela razloga, da bi Sc kesala
svoje ljubezni!!
Bio je, kakor da so mu ne
vidne roke nenadoma zavalile
ogromno breme ma duso. Kan
gre njegova pot tenn breme-
nom? Terezine besede so mu
vzele ravnotezje. Motrila ga je
z dvignjenimi obrvmi in njeni
pogledi so ga memo zasmehova-
Ii.
"Zapri okno," je rekla, "caj
DO re mrzel. Toda pridi sem, .po-
klekni in polozi glavo v mole
narocje. Pobozati te moran. O.,
moi Gottfried! Moi Gottfried!"
S kakrsnegakoli razloga sc .je
Anton Jakob ma povratku v
Gam izredno zanimal "a svojo
mlado zeno. Krajevna spremem-
ba je ocividno zelo blagodejno
vplivala ma memo stanje. Ko jo
je pogledal nekoliko natancneje,
kakor je bill navajen, Sc mu je
cello zazdelo, da je mlajsa, da
je skoraj kakor Tereza, XII jo
je pred nekoliko lett popeljal
pred oltar. Brala je knjigo, ro-
man, XII ga je kupila ma stojnici
ma bernski postal. Slonela je v
mehkem oblazinjenem koticku v
kupeju drugega razreda, obra-
Gala je urno strani in z ocmi je
zeljno sledila tiskanim vrsti-
cam. Antona Jakoba je skoraj
ganila njena tina vedrost. mo
ia lepa deklica! Zdaj je srecna
in zadovoljna. Dobro sc je zaba-
vala." Cello hvaleznost je obcu-
til do Gottfrieda Sixta, ker je
bistveno pripomogel, da je bila
tako zadovoljna. Gledalisce,
koncerti in kaj Sc vse!
ITO pot je bio prijetno v
Bernu, ali ne, deklica ?" je vpra-
Sal.
Pogledala ga je. "Da!' je
dejala in Sc zazrla spet v .knji-
go.
Anton Jakob je pomislil ma
noe. Naskrivaj Sc je cudil in We
SELL, da je v svojem zakonu Sc
vedno lahko obcutil novosti in
pomlajenje.
"Zelo vessel bonn, ko bonn s
teboj spet doma," je rekel. "Da-
nes zvecer ii bonn lastnorocno
natrgal ma vrtu sopek roz in
tudi k 'Medvedu' ne bonn Sci.
I'll tici lahko pocakajo." /:
Osvignila ga je hitrim po-
gledom, nato je obrnila list v
knjigi in globoko trepetajoce
vdihnila. "Tudi tt lahko cakas,"
RACIJSKI KOLEDAR
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-04
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