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with local organizations. the license
/ herein provided for attractions
4 listed shall be paid by the owner
or owners. persons or individuals
conducting such carnivals. In the
F event such carnival, road show. or
+ circus shall show on grounds out
/ side OF the city limits. II shall be
T the duty of the City Marshal or
Chief OF Police to assess all pa
rades. bands. concerts. or any other
methods used TO attract attention TO
such travelling organizations on the
streets OF the city. a license fee
I equivalent 10 the license fee which
would have been charged and paid
had such show. carnival or circus
operated within the corporate
( limits.
II is further provided that no
carnival company or travelling or
ganization not playing a regularly
/ licensed theater or auditorium may
/ avoid the collection OF the herein
mentioned license fees by advertis-
ing as being presented under the
auspices OF local organizations or
societies: provided. however. that
! the council may in its discretion.
| exempt musical. dramatic and other
similar entertainment, including
| lectures. from the licenses herein
provided. whether such entertain
ment occupy a regularly licensed
| theater or auditorium or not, when
such entertainment is put on by or
for the benefit OF some local organi-
| zation or society not oganized for
profit. provided. however. that such
carnival company or travelling or
ganization shall pay TO the local
sponsor a sum equal TO the license
fees effective herein.
Provided. further, that all tent
and ball shows not appearing in a
regularly licensed theater. inelud-
ing minstrel. vaudeville. dramatic.
operate. specially companies or or
ganizations. presenting acts. or In
dividuals. where admission fees are
charged shall pay license fee OF
twenty-five (S25.o0) Dollars per
day in advance.
Sec. 2. Any person violating any
OF the provisions OF this ordinance
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished By a fine not to exceed
Three Hundred (S30000) Dollars.
nor imprisonment or confinement at
hard labor exceeding three CD
months. or by both such fine and
imprisonment.
Sec. 3. II any provision OF this
ordinance be held invalid. its In
validity shall not affect other provi-
sions which can be given effect
without the invalid provision. and
to this end the provisions OF this
ordinance are declared 10 be sever
able
Sec 4. Whereas. the immediate
operation of the provisions OF this
ordinance Is necessary for the pres
ervation OF the public peace. health
and safety. an EMERGENCY is
hereby declared TO exist. and this
ordinance shall be in fun force and
effect from and after its final pas
sage and adoption by the Council
and the approval OF the Mayor. and
posting as required by law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the
Common Council OF the Town OF
Coolidge and approved by the
Mavor. this 1st day OF November,
1876
c. w. LEWIS.
(Sean Mayor
ATTEST:
A. u. TYLER,
Town Clerk.
First pub Nov. 8. Is45.
Last pub Nov. 30. 1915.
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ORDINANCE NO. 6

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
A CURFEW LAW, SPECIFYING
HOURS BETWEEN WHO II
MINORS UNDER THE AGE OF
SIXTEEN YEARS MAY NOT BE
UPON THE STREETS, ALLEYS
AND PUBLIC PLACES IN THE
TOWN OF COOLIDGE EXCEPT
UNDER SPECIFIED SUPERVI-
SION OF PARENT, GUARDIAN,
ADULT RELATIVE OR ADULT
FRIEND APPROVED BY PAR
ENT OR GUARDIAN. PRE-
SCRIBING THE RESPONSIBLE
tiles OF PARENTS OR GUARD
IANS OF SUCH MINORS VIO-
LATING THE CURFEW LAW,
FIXING PENALTIES, FIXING
PROCEDURE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH CHAPTER so, SESSION
LAWS OF STATE OF ARIZONA
1941, REPEATING ALL ORDI-
NANCES IN CONFLICT THERE
WITH, AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
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wilful and unlawful use OF force
and violence upon the person of an
other
tQj As a proprietor or manager
Of any public pool or billiard hall
To allow any minor under the age OF
sixteen years to enter into or loiter
iu such establishment.
trl As any owner. lessee. tenant.
or occupant of any premises within
the corporate limits OF the Town OF
Coolidge to fail TO keep the same
al all times free from litter, rub
bish. debris. and any and all mat
ters offensive TO the senses or dele
terious to the public health. safety,
or welfare.
tsl To drive or operate any
motor vehicle at a rate OF speed
exceeding twenty miles per hour
or 10 drive or operate any motor
vehicle without due caution or at
any speed or in any manner so as
10 entanger or TO be likely to en-
danger the lives or persons Of other
people or property.
90 To commit petit larceny.
which is defined as the wilful TAX
ing or carrying away OF the per-
sonal property OF another with the
intent OF depriying the owner there
Of. and which property does not ex-
ceed the sum OF $4,000 in value.
mD To be or become drunk, in
toxicated. or disorderly. or 10 lie or
sleep. on or upon any street. side
walk. alley or other public place in
n drunken or disorderly condition
CyD To impersonate a marshal.
policeman. sheriff deputy sheriff.
constable. or any other peace Off
Ger. in any manner or for any pur-
pose whatsoever.
Eva To sell, give, or furnish IN
toxlcating liquor OF any kind or
character whatsoever 10 a minor; or
cause TO be sold. furnished. dis
posed OF or given any such liquor
to a minor.
Cx) Under the age OF twenty-one
(2D years 10 buy. receive. or have
In his possession any spirituous
liquors
yl To sell intoxicating liquors
without having procured the neces-
sary license or permit so TO do.
(z) To discharge any firearms
within the corporate limits Of said
town unless in the performance OF
official duty.
Sec. .. Any person violating any
OF the provisions OF this ordinance
shall be guilty OF a Misdemeanor'
and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished BY fine not TO exceed
Three Hundred (S3O000) Dollars
nor imprisonment or confinement
at hard labor exceeding three CD
months. or by both such fine and
Imprisonment
Sec ?. II any provision OF this
ordinance be held invalid. its in
validity shall not affect other pro-
visions which can be given effect
without the invalid provision. and
10 this end the provisions Of this
ordinance are declared TO be sever
able.
Sec 4. whereas. the immediate
operatlon OF the provisions OF this
ordinance is necessary for the pres
ervation OF the public peace. health
and safety. an EMERGENCY is
hereby declared to exist. and this
ordinance shall be In full force and
effect from and after its final pas
sage and adoption by the Council
and approval OF the Mayor. and
postirp as required by law.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the
Common Council OF the Town OF
Coolidge and approved by the Mayor
this lst day OF November. 1915.
c. w. LEWIS.
(SeaD Mayor
ATTEST:
A D TYLER.
Town Clerk
First pub. Nov. Q. 1945.
a-. ,,,,A N-nx. % 1QAE
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TOMMY CHAN,
STATE OF ARIZONA
County OF Pinal, IS.

1OM W OIiAN,
STATE OF ARIZONA
County of Pinal. IS.
On this Goth day OF October,
l945. before me NJ. G. Mann, the
undersigned officer. personally APP
peared Tommy Chan, known to me
to be the person whose name is
subscribed TO the within instru-
ment that he executed the same for
the purpose therein contained.
In witness whereof | hereunto
set my hand and official seal.
NJ. G. MANN.
(Sea) Notary Public
My commission expires, Nov. %,
1916.
First publication November 2, 1945.
Last publication November 16, 1945.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-11-23
No. 2O18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
EMMA A. Slater. Deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by
the Undersigned Executor OF the
estate OF Emma A. Slater, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, TO exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, with
in four (4) months after the first
publication of this Notice, to the
Executor, at Coolidge, Pinal Coun-
ty. Arizona. the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Pinal.
FRED V. SLATER,
Executor of the Estate of
Emma A. Slater, deceased.
Dated this 10Th day of October.
1945.
First publication Nov. 2, 1945.
Last publication Nov. %, 1945.
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First publication Nov. 9, 1945.
Last publication November 80, 1945.
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N IIs 7 AsIsINf
Town Clerk.
First pub. Nov. 9. 1945.
Last pub. Nov. 30. 1945.
Evening star., 1945-12-09

KINDERGARTEN. experienced. small
srias. group; Lao to 4ao Mondsy gdag through
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher, beeinners, review, speed dictation
priyats lessons: moderate rates. DU. 292s
bra. Latin, French, German. history. Call
REFRIGERATION and air-conditioning Of
fer opportunities to alert, mechanically
minded men, IL to so. Since 1927 UEI
training has helped
Get free opportunity facts today. Write
Quick REVIEW CoURsE in shorthand,
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chimes New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1873 F st. Ma. 233s.
STENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming: Beginners and ,retresher
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
Inquire now. Ma, a83s. BOYD School
1888 F St topp Capitol Theater)
TUTORING in mathematics, science, by
engineer, candidate for masters degree in
nathema tics. Phone am. to p. m. Mon
through Fri, GIL. 1852, JOSEPH BLUM
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE - Modern
training in, all subjects: day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR School. Approved
government training 1340 N. Y. ave.
ME-: us Est; l9ls.
course with license in 8 months, Piass;
COLLEGE, 3O0l -30th st. ne, WA; 1929.
LESSONS, German and French, by effec-
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terms. Box 1857. Star. 9s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Plastic SHADES for store windows,
transparent; eliminates fading, beautifes
store fronts; local Installation; also store
remodeling and repairs. MODERNAIRE,
List YOUR BUSINESS for sale with Rob-
ert l. McKeever Co., doing business in
the Nations Capital for over 80 years
For quick action at high prices call MR.
DIXON at MA. 1850, Shoreham Bldg, OF
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL in busy Northwest
location: beautifully equipped. doing nice
business. This is a good buy for the right
party. Call Mr.. Fanarod, Ia $3.50 eve
ninqs. with HARRY SHENK, Broker, RA
UNUSUAL RESTAURANT. wonderful op-
portunity with many possibilities here is
a money-maker located in Govt area, with
GOVT hours; fully equipped soda fountain,
people; with, beautiful fixtures: fully
equipped kitchen; terms: and apt above
For appointment call DAN OSTROW, your
friend. 341S 14th st. NV. CO. 2196: eyes.
SMALL LAUNDRY PLANT, established and
clearing about $500 weekly, and can bs
increased; $1,000 cash required, balance
on easy terms. HARRY /. FRIEDMAN
Broker, RE. 1856
RESTAURANT, liquor, doing $500 per day;
only 81, 300: terms; good lease. ATLAS
BROKERAGE co. S11 woodward Bldg.
Elk. 2790.
Evening star., 1945-12-09
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. residential and commercial construs-
WEHlrH 4R egNsrRTcToN fG9s5assS CO. a
ALTERATIONS can add charm, individ-
uality and value to your home. We do
electrical work, plumbing, fiooring-every-
thing in. the way Of altering: improving
or building: using the best skilled labor
IMPRoVEMENT fFF &C coRP, Risss M National
Bank Bldg, 14th st. and Park rd. NV,
BUILDER AND CoNTRAcToR-Genera
TsPEs msns e " sN6ER MISE a9a sos sS%e oH
DESIGNING and building new homes o.
30 years experience; estimates made free
FLOORS SANDED, ref1nished like, new; 1s
years experience modern. dustless ma
fos ooRs sAsbfnp PRICES 42os
ssE1ss slssnsa sfAsENG Ri Gi!sa
FLOOR :, SANDING !" and refnlshins: clean.
ing ,n,- and waxing Free estimates. At
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
Get aynf ssndng Rshng RHde essnng
ING nc coNTRTaAcTTsoRs Ta INC 1912 Wiscon'
GENERAL GEM co%NTRAcIING; % repairs Of a,
bad weather; outside work when conditions
permit: prompt service. E. L. MILLER,
1886 10th St. NV. NO. 1864 9"
HNS-MANvILLE roofing, siding. insuIa.
tion, storm sash; long terms: free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO. OIL
PAINTING and plastering, competent work
manship. Phone for particulars. WI. 096S.
PAINTING and plastering, competent work.
manship. Phone for particulars, WI. 096S
o.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs: white
mechanics; work guaranteed. Call GEN.
ERAL HOME REPAIRS, AID. 5129.
PAINTING and plastering, competent work
manship. Phone for particulars WI. O968
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting, re-
pair work, complete bath equipment, gas
heaters. SINKS for grocery and delicatessen
stores; 24-hr. service. ia. 6124 or Ia
6325. G. H. SHUGART. 616 Van Buren
PLUMBING AND HEATING-New bath
rooms, hot-water heaters. repairs, gas fit
ting. drains opened. MCKINNEY, TR. 1888
sEsoDE a2ssss,.f zsss aefs
WATERPRoOFING, all kinds; basements
waterproofed, windows calked. etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE, RE. 1881. Ia
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cal
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP fol
Johns-Manville roofing, siding. insulation
storm windows and heating; convenien,
terms. HO. 4120. Member Johns-Manvilll
Home Improvement Guild
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING TO MONROE: La, via Memphis
Gan take 5; leaving Dec. 55. RETURNING
IEAv1Se' L. VIZ 'f9 For Fl TfoRbA Sb '2Ha 2eny of
lhsndo. sl on Or about Jan. 15' can take 3
WANTED: ride to Dallas. Tex, about Dec
S9th, Nstfor.i MRS; Fsse Q. ?. LESTER after pm
DRIVING leisurelyy to Los Angeles Dec. %
oasn at De s5S s9ts SPePpns esbrs d1ss In Ns
ger. wanted; references exchanged. ia
WOMAN IAN desires ride o Tulsa: a. Okla or 5d Kan
VETERAN and wife desire ride to St, Louis
e r. e. TIP 'hhs5 BoRdnASN GRAMS nslD or:ss
Sepity Vi qstyrN NeD Dec BFgswisk Sc No n 4s leave Dec
slsnspolis, sprinsdeid; IIl; Dec. i9-5o
hkf 4 dssrss R9 TGe Sa 70 Los
leave Jan. 5; share drive and expense
DI 1880 after 9 pm.
ois Tice ylSni'y Den or References Ge
AD s@49 Sunday or night, DE. 1900, Ext
RIDE WANTED to vicinity of Buffalo. N. Y
ESQ, ask for P3Io$ MRS. sTER7NBUR;G e.
TWo GIRLS desire ride to Augusta. o,
ing to share expenses. Oliver 3747 aitel
DRIVING NORTH CAROLINA. vicinit,
Charlotte, leave Dec - sretuTrnn 2t1n 26tn
hap nap Des Ws"h % Or 81 s1:0 re5urn anS9 seth 10 or
TWO LADIES wish ride to Cincinnati Dec
81 or 80 Share expenses. District 1891
Ext; 5oI. or NE. 3371. II.
sS4ss Ssns to st sStxs rI15 alone EN- iooS Y a..
@aa eRpensan moFPqs rss Psf re 600 snf5s Es Sg
Mr. HOUSTON. Or leave message;
GOVT. GIRL desires ride to birmingham n
so. CALF. passengers L3l wanted; leave
Dec. IS. Call MR.. KATHAN Wo. 1888
81; can help in 5,a5 drivins Call RE1sMAN
YOUNG GOVT. WOMAN desires ride Kan
mas time, RA. 1860 nights OF. sundays.
& Louis, Or RoIia:: Missouri, Dec. 9th OIL
LEAvING FOR Los ANGELES about Dec
ton tt v c Cali AL, a945, 5 to pm, or before
Girl DESIRES TRANsP; N Car. xma'
IF iP-iaSis ANY one is DRIVING 10 N. Y. c thi'
week, call NE. 4194 bet. 9 and 5; after s
call TR. 1888 Will help pay expenses
TWO LADIES desire transportation to
Young stown. Ohio. for Xmas holiday. Cal
RE. 0461. Ext 301. p
FT WORTH-Leave Dec -. return start
Dec 30 take 3 round trip; Chev. Al
heater MR. FRY, EN- 1880. 90
GIRL DESIRES TRANsP. to N. Car. Xmas
holidays: leave Dec. 81. AID. 4542. @
want passenger to help drive and share
expense, 81, 1894. o..
after; viii pay share: refs exchanged. Call
weekdays. 6 pm, to 10 pm: Sun. 10 m.
to 10 pm. MISS WILSON, WO. 5742, O.
Evening star., 1945-12-09


1874 acres, comp. furnished, all elect. park
50 cars or more. Complete infor, Temple
FOR LEASE, soda fountain in drugstore
in rapidly expanding Md suburb: fountain
is practically new and is at present aver.
tanity pS Tor an experienced and capabe Dper per.
aorE PhSps STsSEsg 8Esgay or ea1e sse includes
parking lot, small farm apple orehsrd
pasture land. chicken coops; highway bust:
ness. Only hotel between Richmond and
hansna and Tx hns area no Isnt oontro
HnTM HesfTan must amsl. sell; l.. only $780, AMELIA
ing and service people; $500 month rent
many years: easy to operate; clesIs eys'
~ :;S:sS;r ..S}:s elsss ssa
6ELic2frssffSsoSas 81 sssf So Ps SasS. FOUNTAIN, in.
sems $sS ssoan gs''s sSa1S
s's wboN sase ''psf co bf 1854
VALET SHOP. long established busy spot
nd makes y mons son t. s.o
enough TO- retire, Three barber chairs
Ren sn5o af fosesf seas sase
$4,000, one-half cash Exclusive, A. Doc
BAcAs, 1114 H st. NV. DI. 1924 and
PRESSiNG SHOP. downtown: an easy place
to operate. either as individual or chain;
S55 month rent; present owner cannot
give 1t personal attention and will sacrifice
presser nxtures, stock and all for So 900
Exclusiye, A.. A DOC" HAcAs. lila H ST.
RESTAURANT. with liquor Sl2 900 yearly
net proft; mostly counter trade; 81 900;
terms. r. M. DE SHAzo, 922 14th, MA.
GUEST HOUSE. semidetached, mr.. Conn.
aye. and r st. NV: 80 rooms, baths:
$135 rent; 3h-year lease: completely
eduipped; room and board income quoted
up to S1,760 . month; has Al cook:
$500 down.. EDWIN L, ELLIS. Long
Vermont ave-. RIM. 2l7. Re. 6140.
Evening star., 1945-12-09

ocsIion long establshed rent s$o9 wit
bAs IA 7sagsTss4. aAsT9N co. sol woodward Bie!s
s in hsas ssnts cf n1s naFEa
$4,000 annually with -opportunity to in
grease SGo 1l-yr: Lease; s47s rent; PRICE
s1y sS1 Woodsard isr Bide hAs 81 s7s5Asss2 As2N CO.
RESTAURANT. corner: doing 81. 500 week
"; nets $1,000 monthly: rent. SI5s; 10
eams NichoLAs sessSg aSsroN Pses
LUNCH, beer: colored; doing S225 daily
900 terms NfcHoIAs fedifns iSsa9e GasToN es e.
kRRsTxGsxsT Ri MiHsxsTa AN6 Ra 81
no no SUNDAYS; eaters e Ss Wsshins ton TONS mos nos
exclusive people ideal location besptifTll 6dG
ssss. ;s1%;; i N1s;HaoiAs ;as s azAssTosSa. CO. 50
RESTAURANT ano cocktail lounge. world
For further information, call once 70
RoHe EpN r E. rn Srots1
@ RssrA5R2NT. SSfaIer sss COUNTER service only DOM
si4 exssens sad nssins :seaS
yrs. Price, $40. 900, terms. real soun.
investment involving no risk. N1CHOIAi
GAsToN CO., sol woodward Bldg, pl
RESTAURANT, liquor. air conditioned. il
heart Of downtown district. in vicinity o
ana ssoo Should es
suitable for cocktail lounss This hs
been q restaurant location for about a
yrs; long lease: For details see NICHo
Las "A ga GAsToN TON co..s6o1 Woodward Bldg
TAVERN, liquor; net income over ST 90,
monthly: short hours. no SUNDAYS lonI
lease; rent, SIO0 monthly. Price, sic. 900
fsrms hSHSz acHoEHs si0 nSsToN S co ssd 81
woodward Bldg, Dl. 7765-7994.
RESTAURANT, with liquor; seats 100
cleared nearly S60.0 last year; S42, 1000
terms. r. M. DE SHAzo, 922 14th, MA
BUYERS AND SELLERS of rooming house,
Deal with one of the big 81 II you wan
to buy or sell a. reoming house, furniturt
and business. phone or see me at once
EDWIN L. ELLIS Long Established
Rooming Broker. 1910 Vermont ave, RIM
t217. RE. 5140.
BEAUTY SHOPS WANTED am nov
qualided to specialize In sale Of beaut!
shops. any size or. price; free advertis
EpwM Ills. ! ell isst i price.
rtfht. 1910 Vermont ave-. RIM. 217
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-26

je dvigal izza dvorisca zrak Ia
reeega sopara, polna slabih vo-
NAV, hrescecih zenskih glasov,
zamolklega petja in zalostnega
joka zapuscenega otroka, nekaj
prevzelo z orjasko mocjo. Da b
se enkrat zadihal vonj sena, XII
ga prinasa vecerni We te r ma
mehkih perotih il doline ma
grajski hrib.
"Da, ali je to BE zivljenje, ali
sem prikovan v kletki pekla,
kjer smo vsi skupaj zaprti? Po-
begnil je Sc tisto noe z vsem,
kar je pac incl. Cd Wurzberga
dalje je potoval kot rokodeljski
pomocnik. In ko j pripoveduje
o tenn, Sc ne slisi dostf drugace,
kakor &c bi bill pripovedovali
njegovi predniki poslusajoeim
zenam in otrokom oh domacem
ognjiscu, kako SO Sc p ekli in
stradali s cesarjem Friderikom
" puscavskem zaru ali pa i've
Ii v spanskih osvobodilnih vol
nah z Nizozemci v poplavljenih
dezelah, napol kakor zabe.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-26
(Nadaljevanje)

''Ta Sc bo . MO ozenil in po-
tenn 81 DO kupila zametno zofo,
da sc j nc bo trcba sramovati,
kadar 10 bodo prisle druge 60
spe obiskat. Taksno zofo mora
imeti vsak clovek."
Toda ze v istem trenutku sc
Dusica prestrasi, kajti on go
tovo nina zametne zofe. In to
bi ga utegnilo boleti. Hitro ga
poljubi ma uho, XII j je najbliz-
je in kjer ne rase brada. "Samo
: zenske nislim, YES"
'Pusti to. Dusica," rece on
skoraj strogo. I'm povej, kako
81 usla: ali te je morda on a
vzela s seboj h Karlu?"
Oh, pa je le zameril in goto-
vo nimas zametne zofe.
''Ne," pripoveduje cisto pre-.
plaseno dale. "Babetta bi Sc bi-
la morala z menoj igrati, toda
k njej je prisla njena matt, XII
stanuje nekje dalee, in jokala je
in dolgo govorila O nekaksni
kravi in nekaksnem zidu. Ka-
kor ii ljudje govore, tega ne ra-
zumem prav. In tudi nauciti Sc
ne smem, pravi gospodicna
Braunova: Proved kmecko je!"
Zazdelo Sc j je, da je nekaj
zagodel. Kakor bi bill rekel: Ne.
umna gos'.
'No, dalje."
"Tedaj je' Babetta sla in no.
tela prinesti materi nekaj IL
knjige, XII je toliko vredna ka-
kor denar, in strasno vesela je
bila. Matt, ne Babetta. In matt
je sla in pustila svojo ruto. In
tedaj, - kakor bi me bio ne
kaj prijelo in me vleklo k ruti.
Zavila sem Sc vanjo, kakor de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-26

Idnevih, XII je hromilo vso pri-
rodo in kaza1o tako neusmilje-
no memo grenko goloto. In ka-
ko je iznenada napravil konec.
Ker, ne, tega otroku nj pove-
dal, da je lezal pred MIN maj
hen revolver in je le roka I'VE
stega sluge preprecila, da Sc
zgodba ze takrat nj koncala. In
kako je Sci ma Dunaj ma akade-
milo in slikal.
Cd cesa je zivel, sam nj mo-
gel reci. Cd izkupieka svojega
Iowa, XII ga je dal knezu v ma
jem; cd tega, kar je vrgel Ca
sih njegov gozd, - in &c bi bill
mogel to njegov oee slisati! -
cd slikanja tapet! In kako mu
nj bila prihranjena nobena gren-
kost ponizanja. In kako je ME-
gova visoka postava, kako so
'gospod grof', 'porocnik ma raz-
polozenju' in trdote, njegovega
slikanja, XII Sc ga je bill sam ma
ucil, sprostile slabe Sale njego-
viii dolgolasih toyarisev v u
metnosti. Kako mu MISC dali mi
ru, dokler nj najbolj predrzne-
ga in vihravega fanta prijel "a
ovratnik in ga z iztegnjeno roko
drzal skozi okno v dezju, da sc
je zvijal in krivil. In prebivanje
v cenenem, oddaljenem stano.
vanju, neizmerna, strasna sa.
motnost, XII mixer ne leze vee-
jo grenkobo v srce, kakor v mi.
lijonskem mestu.
ze davno je pozabil, da ga
kdo poslusa. Otrok je moral pae
zaspati, saj Sc vee ne game. To-
da mott sc. Otrok je cisto pre-.
dramljen in sprejema vsako be-
sedo v'svoje memo srce, kjer be
vse lezalo nepozabljeno in odko'
der DO spet vstalo, ko bo prisla
prava ura, da Sc bo moral vsak'
do cuditi. In njena domisljija s.
ustvarja OBJ tenn pripovedovanju
slike, "a nebo oddaljene cd res
nicnosti, a vendar resnicne, z
notranjo resnicnostjo stvari.
In umetnost je stroga gospo
darica, in lie redkokdaj je ime.
blazeno zavest, da Sc mu je ne
kaj posrecilo. In kako ga je OK
dusecem poletnem veceru, ko 81