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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

WANT'ED-CareGalAer. Permanent.
See Ed Royce, Phone 123-W. 2-29
WANT SPANISH speaking man for
Edgar's Hardware Store, 633 Main
St. 2-26
TRUCK FOR HIRE-112 ton, IA it.
flat bed. Phone Holtville 118, Les
lie Millard, Moore's Auto Court. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25
PINE VALLEY

PINE VALLEY
For lots and improved property
in Pine Valley and vicinity see
or write E. C.. Bangs, Real ES-
tate Broker, Pine Valley.
IMAGINE THISi
24O acres IN early veg. district.
100 in good stand alfalfa; 120 in
barley. Level, surface drained.
Cement headgates. 500 per
acre.
M. S. STEVENSON
$50 Main Phone l32
2-2s
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

ELECTRIC HEATERS, OPA 1865,
$47O plus postage. Deposit, re-
quired balance COD. Guaranteed.
Hurry. Calf. Carb. & Mach.
Works, 834 So. San Pedro, Los
Angeles IA, Calf. 2-28
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

BARTENDER+Per position,
good salary for experienced nom
drinker See Mr.. Wall, Mgr. Hotel
de ANA. 2-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

COUPLE with 2 school age children
desire 2 bedroom furn. house. Per-
manently employed. Phone 1880,
Freight Office. Jacobs. 2-29
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

FOR SALE-Cil burning water
heater, $50. Never used. 1st house
across tracks No. 9th st. Call after
5 pm. or Sat. and Sunday. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

BOYS 26-inch bicycle for sale.
Phone 2053-W. 2-28
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-25

l7-fsrm implements
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Birmingham
Pair Fe+ed
BIRMINGHAM. Nov. 10.

IkMlINGftAN, nov ~
Mr.. AND MRS. G. " VII
HA LIAMS who leave soon 10
make their home in Dayton,
have been entertained at many
farewell parties.
Mrs. Charles Hummell hon
ored Mrs. Williams al luncheon
at The Bloomfield Hills Country
Club. Mrs. Robert Inglehart
gave a tea at her home in De-
troit and Mrs. Donald McLouth
was a luncheon hostess at her
home in Martell Drive.
This evening there will be a
subscription dinner. Those pres
ent will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Ball. Mr.. and Mrs.
S w. Nunneley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlton CowllnG and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Oldberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward w. Griffith will
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
this Sunday Al cocktail party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kent re-
Gently entertained for Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams. Luncheons for
Mrs. Williams were given by
Mrs. Harry B, Coen and Mrs.
Frank -. McAlliSter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Ross Mahon Visitor

Ross L. Mahon of Carmel,
Cal. has been the guest this
week of his brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Mahon.
The Piety Hill Chapter, OAR,
will meet Nov. l3 with Mrs.
Charles l.. Lawson Of Pleasant
Ridge Assisting hostesses will
include MeSdames w. J. Lam
bert, Charles +. Buffers. w r.
Hall. Harold r. Chapel. Don
F.. Dasher-Mrs. Henry Bourne
JOY, honorary vice president
general-nf Crosse Pointe. will
speak on Frontier Nursing"
Mr.. and Mrs. Draper Allen
left Thursday 10 visit Mrs.
Aliens hrother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Wilker
in Evanston. They will return
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Party Leaving Nov. I3

Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Buick are
leaving Nov. l3 with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Van Dusen Of
Palmer Woods for two weeks az
Pinehurst. n. C., stopping on
route in Washington, D. c., and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bell are
entertaining their potluck din
ner group this evening az their
home on Kimberly road. In the
group are:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMES
Aaron Webster Donald Esds
Y Collins Leigh r. Sharp
Milton A. Nanley Mrs Bruce Dodds
1t. Col. DoddS is overseas.
Mrs. Bell was hostess Al A
luncheon Wednesday for men,
bers of her book club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Motor TO Lansing

Several members OF The Bir-
mingham Musicale motored 10
Lansing this past week for the
southeastern district meeting Of
the Federation Of Music Clubs.
In the group were:
MESDANEs
Icwi' 2 Ssppington r II Me.ilns''
y l.. TATE Donald stanton
Whiting Raymond Hehcti gardner
q Phillips u. 7. Bynum
Earl BsrihoIomev
Mrs. r. ! Bath bone and
daughter. Mary French. today
gave their eighth annual narty
for the benefit Of the children
Of Havre. ST. Pierre. Labrador.
In fact. the children Of Harrlng-
ton. Labrador, are also 10 bcne-
fit from this party, which has
grown 10 such proportions that
it Will be held in the guild hall
Of Christ Church Cranhrook.
About 200 guests will take chill
drens outgrown clothing and
new TOYS. Mrs. Vaughan Greene
and Mrs. Donald Stanton viii
present A musical program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Guest Of MeDonalds

Mrs. George r. Robertson of
Lowell, Mass, arrived Thursday
10 spend several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Mcdonald.
They are spending this weekend
at Top Eighty" their Meta
mora home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Mott Jr.
have returned after To-day
stay at the Abe Martin Inn,
Nashville. Ind.
Mrs. Brooks Marshall will en-
tertain at luncheon Wednesday
at Devon Gables. Her guests
will include: ,
MEsDAMFs
curtis Mower Joseph wright
John Bayne fru' 2 MlnSel
George y Lov-ie Newman T HslvorSen
Thatcher Root .ir ". Shenthe.d
and Miss Virginia Lowris
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman
spent the past week al the
Drake Hotel IN Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur +. Seller will re-
turn early in the week from
New York where she has spent
the last two weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
DAVIS CUp'S
 DONOR DIES
Former Secretary Of War Dwight Davis Once Was
 National Champion

WASHINGTON, Nov 29.-Dwight F. Davis, Secretary of War under President Coolidge and donor of the Davis Cup, emblematic of the h. ternational Team Tennis champion ship, died last night at his home. He WasS 6C
 Davis had suffered from a heart ailment for the last six months. With him when the end came were his wife, Pauline; son, Dwight F., Jr, and three daughters. Mrs. Alice D. Makins, Mrs. Cynthia Martin and Mrs. Helen Hermes.
 While still a student in college, Davis paired with Holcombe Ward to win the National Doubles Tennis championship in 1899, 1900 and 1901
 Davis came to Washington when President Harding appointed him director of the War Finance Cor pcration, became Assistant Secretary of War two years later and in 1925 succeeded John w. Weeks as Secre- tary. He was Governor General of the Philippines from 1929 to 1882
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

members of the present Girl Scout Council Troop Leaders and Assistant Leaders, committee members and anyone interested in becoming af- filiatad with the organization At this meeting there will be a report by the Finance Committee, showing the amount obtaired through the drive for funds last summer, and the use to which 1t was put, as well as Q report by the Camp Committee In addition to these reports there will be the regular business of the Council and annual election of of ficars A nominating committee has selected a slate which will be presented, and further nominations will be heard that night
 Eighteen Ment0erS
 The Council as it is today will be known as the Board, and it's officers will function as officers of the Asso- ciation A maximum of Is members
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
4p SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
Bu HUGH FULLERIoN. JR.

By HUGH FULLERTON. JRs
 NEW YORK, Nov 29.- For the irss time in something like g years Nat Fleischer. the Ring Magazine ,ditor is stumpsd for a boxer of the ear Nat insists that his ans aual award should go to someone vhc is a credit to the sport besides
 cing a good fighter and he has hecked more than 1000 record ards without finding the man he wants TO make 1t worse" he means, there are more fighters than yer since the real pros have been coming cut Of service" Navy caches say the Army football squad uces 16 variations to get outside the sackles and ends The most ef~ factive still is to give the ball to Davis and get the heck out of the way. Another candidate for the
 High School Army title is Colum- GUS, Kansas, High, which won nine games, scored 362 points to it's op- ponents' 5S and gained 2095 yards by rushing and 1910 by passing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

will be selected from the Associa- ton to serve on the Board. The Constitution and Bylaws committee which was appointed during the visit of Mrs Albert Crittenden Ma tional Field Representative, will pre- sent for approval of the Associa- ton Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws to replace the present con- stitution
 All Troop Committee members are urged to attend and to interest as many as possible in becoming mem bers of the Association. Anyone not now belonging may pay their dues at this annual meeting, and will then be qualified to vote on an3 mattars before the grour. Mrs. Mu. phy explained.
 All Troop Leaders ana tAe.r assis- tants are also urged 10 take any means rcssib's to interest the par ents of the girls in their troops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

Nays favor The Illness linx wis tied both camps yesterday. Navy's star guard, Jim Darlington, was laid up with a slight temperature but coaches feel he will be ready to go by game time Meanwhile, at West Point, Army's second string 1nd. Barney Poole, joined Quarter back Arnold Tucker on the sick list with slight touch of flu Tuck CT was reported recovering from his illness and Poole was expected 10 ta all right by Saturday Tn addition, Army's reserve fullback, Rep Rowan, received a slight should CT injury in yesterdays workout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
Annual Meeting Of
 Girl Scout Council
 To Be Mon., Dec. 10

For the purpose of forming a Girl Scout Association on Gastineau Channel a meeting will be held Monday night, Dec. 10, at 730 o'clock in the parlors of the Metho- dist church, Girl Scout Commissioner Mrs. Scott Murphy has announced.
 Formation of this Association is in line with the forward-looking policy of Girl Scouts, Incorporated, she said, and is designed to increase the scope and effectiveness of the Scout program.
 The Association will include the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

Empire Wanr-dds bring results,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov 29-Bernie Bierman of Minnesota, Andy Kerr of Colgate and Baattie Feathers of North Carolina State, who will coach the eastern team in the 21st annual East-West Shrine football game at San Francisco January l, are due here today for a consultation with William M Coffman, game director
 The coaches will announce the play
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
STAGE SETTING

Two important factors of weather md sickness have suddenly bobbed up as decisive questions of the Army Navy football classic which comes off Saturday in Philadelphia |. Tie inevitable weather angle en- tired tre picture yesterday after noon when a pouring rain curtailed
 ~e Middics' last workout and raised the prospect of a muddy gridron or rain for Saturday The experts figure bad weather would be in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

CTS selected for the East squad next Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
GENERALSHTP

A New York newspaper reports that Army's unbeaten football team could have played in the Rose Bowl hut that Army officials would not commit themselves before the Navy same had been played. The athletic of the Military Academy, Colonel Lawrence Riff" Jones was quoted as saying We were told we could have the Rose Bowl bid by simply indicating that we would accept bid but we replied that we could net answer until after tEe Navy game The Rose Bowl peo- pie said that they wanted us even if we eventually lost to Navy. but that they could not wait until De- center for our acceptance" AS you know, unbeaten Alabama ac- cepted a Rose Bowl invitation last week.
 DEPRIVATION POST
 Bo McMillin, the fearful Indiana coach, didn't get a haircut all through the football season = but he cid have several close slaves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

CTS selected for the East squad next Sunday.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Promoter Mike Jacobs is dangling heavy weight championship bout in the direction of Los Angeles. Jacobs said last night that he plans to stage a heavyweight title bout at the Los Angeles Coliseum next summer Joe Louis and Billy Conn are signed for a title go in June at an unnamed site, but close observers. say there's little chance of it being held any where but in New York.
 LOS ANGELES, Nov. 29.- In the Pacific baseball league, Vice Presi- dent Torchy Torrance of the Seattle Rainiers says the Sacramento Solons apparently have claimed 41-year- old pitcher Hal Turpin for the waiv- CT price of $2,500
 Left-handed pitcher Cliff Cham bers, who is owned by the Los An geles Angels has been discharged from the Army He will report for spring training with the club.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. 29.-A 22- man squad of Los Angeles football stars will leave by Clipper next Monday for Honolulu to meet two Hawaiian teams in charity games. The trip will be the first over-water flight made by a civilian team.
 Empire Want-ddS bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
DETERMINATION pOST
PTGSRTN PICKINGS ,.,,,,, ,ro NIn,y,yA

 It's risky to bet as much as 10 cents On this game between officers and gents, Who won't be friendly and polite Until the game is over Saturday night. If the Cadets perform the way they oughter. They'll turn the contest into a slaughter. Tin is the most important metal produced in Bolivia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
sITKA VISITORS HERE

Victor Rogers and Mrs. Ross E. Allen, Sitka residents, have arrived in Junea;' and are registered at the Baranci
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN

MARINE FORECAST FOR SOUTHEAST ALASKA: Lynn Canal, northy winds 40 miles hourcloudy with Southeast Alaska Gasineau Channel erick Sound outside Stka Yakutatortheaey 30 Inside Southeast Alaska of Frederick Sound Entrance miles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
SportsBrieis

ORLANDO, Fla, Nov 29- With Q. total of l64 entries, including the country's top professional and amateur golfers, the $l0,0o0 Orlando Oren Golf Tournament begins here today.
 Ben Hogan, the Hershey, Pa, win ner of the Montgomery Invitational, was the tournament favorite. He carded a par Il in practice round yesterday. Slammin' Sammy Snead had a brisk CT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29
Max. temp
TO-DAY

a WEATHER SYNOPSIS Tic the Gulf deepening this relatively cold approaching
  
  portion Canada reported
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-29

WICHITA, Kans., Nov. 29.- The l946 Canadian American World Series" between the profession al baseball champions of the two countries will be played in Wichita, President Ray Dumont of the Ma tional Baseball Congress announced today.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

duse "a Alahova nebesa. vsak
petek gredo v "dzamijo", to Sc
pravi: V posebno sobo, XII je pri-
rejena "a tursko molilnico. Tu
Sc mad emo uro priklanjajo, dvi-'
gajo roke in izgovarjajo nera-
zumljive besede. Veliko jill je
med mimi, ki snaatrajo "a. veil
ko bogosluzno delo, ker SO kla-
Ii in morili pravoslavne kristja-
ne ma svojih roparskih pohodih.
Sicer pa morajo imeti neko to-
lazbo, zakaj drugace bi morali
obupati pri svoji dvajset in vec-
letni robiji v okovih. Nemusli-
manski kaznjenci mic kaj ne ce-
MILO brkatih tovarisev in sicer
.najvec il tega razloga, ker vi
dijo odhajati dvajset-trideset-,
da petdesetkratnega morilca, Xxi
je ma divjaski nacin umoril ne.
dolzne otroke, zene in starcke,
po nekoliko letih odsluzene kaz-
nj pogojni odpust, a oni, XII so
bill sojeni cd slovenskih sodisc,
morajo odsedeti navadno- dc
zadnjega dne visoko odmerjeno
kazen. 49,.
(Dalie prfhodn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

Izkopalo je med seboj in med
MIN globok, nepremostljiv pre-
pad. Zato je Sci in Sc vtihotapil
v zivljenje po stranslih potih.
Nj znal ziveti, ker ga tega nj
nikdo ucil. Zacel je ma samotni
stezi in strmoglavil v prepaid.
cim je priplezal zopet ma po-
vrsje, je zdrknil nazaj in tako
Sc DO ponavljalo prekletstvo
mad MIN, dokler ne DO OPTICAL
ma dnu "a vedno. We, da je ta-
ka njegova usoda in da drugace
ne more biti zanj, XII rnu je tu-
ia ljubezen, tuja mehka beseda,
tuje topic, plemenito cuvstvo.
Ma drugacno, boljse zivljenje
misliti, Sc mu zdi smesno in
+glupo, kakor bi bilo smesno in
glupo prizadevanje prostaka,
da bi postal kralj. Pozna pre-
pad med clovestvom in seboj;
zato Sc mu zdi nemogoce, osvo-
jiti Ease tisto, cemur- pravijo
posteno zivljenje. In TAXI so maj
bednejsi med bednimi, zakaj
kaznilnica jim je pribezalisce in
zavetje pred neprestanimi pre-
ganjanji tam zunaj.
Ma desno, v krilu samotne'
ga "B" zapora, prebivajo pc
tesnih celicah kar po trije kaz.
njenci skupaj. Vkovani v tezke
verge, polegajo sinovi divjit
albanskih CORA in pustih mace
donskih pokrajin n a bornih
slamnicah in topo vdanostjc
zro v mracno prihodnjost. Pc
vecini so to bivsi clani ropar'
skin tolp, XII so plenile, poziga'
lie in morile svojcas OBJ obmej
nih krajih juznega della nase dr.
zave. Prvotno so bill zaprti
Skoplju in Lepoglavi, nakar st
jih premestili v Maribor,. kjel
lahko nemoteno opravljajo svo
je verske dolznosti in uzivajt
hrano, XII jim jo predpisuje ko
ran. Med mimi je hodza, k
pripravlja verne muslimansk'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06

dosla, kakor je draga in dobro-
dosla golemu ponjava, v katero
more zaviti svojo nagoto. 2 boz
jaznijo misi ma svobodo, XII hra-
nj zanj zanicevanje in prezira-
ME. We, da izgovarjajo ljudje
tam zunaj njegovo ime $ plum
kom v ustih; sal Sc se kaznjen-
ci ogibajo njegove druzbe, ko
SO navajeni tako rekoc vsega!
Poglobljen je sam vase, razmis-
liza, molci in caka, da svet poza-
hi mani in ma njegov greh
Skromna jetniska celica je
slednjic ukrotila glasovitega ro-
parja, XII je nekoc ogrozal S
svojo drznostjo cloveske nasel-
bine in njih imetja. Kako veil
ko moe je imela njegova svobo-
da! Oborozenim zasledovalcem
je. delala skrbi in pomisleke,
prebivalcem mirnih kmeckih do
NOV je kratila spanje, ogrozala
je samotna pota. In potem, ko
so ga prijeli ter gnali vklenje.
mega skozi vas, so hiteli ljudje,
da 81 ogledajo zanimivi "strah
in trepet'. Marsikateri mode1
ocanec je debelo plumb in me.
nil, da ia, XII ga zenejo, pac nj
bill vreden, da so zaklepali po.
noci duri pred MIN. Tako maj
hen in neznaten Sc jim je zdel '
verigah. Sc manjsi, Sc neznat'
nejsi je tn, kjer pogosto zado
stuje en- sam paznikov pogled
da sc bivsi "strah in trepet'
plaho umakne v najoddaljenej
81 kot svoje jece. Kako mogoc
ma je roparjeva svoboda; koli
ko mogoenejsa mora biti svo
boda takih, XII ne ogrozajo clio
veske druzbe, ampak il koristi
jo!
Morda je med celicami kate
ra, XII ne cuje britkih tozba, n
divjih kelvin, XII ne gleda spo
kornih solza, ne hrepeneceg'
, dviganja rok protl zvezdnate
mu nebu. Morda je katera, h
prebiva v njej bite, porojenc
vzgojeno in onemoglo ma ulic
, brez matere, brez donna, bre
dobrotnikov. Cd rojstva dali
je bill njegov delez brca, sirov
beseda in pest. zivljenje mu +
' nikoli odkrilo svojih lepot, an
> pax cd prvega dne je narekovs
10 zapuseenemu srcu sovrastvt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-06
(Nadaljevanje)

Sc Vracal LakO III oU LcJ uII IL
pisarne v celico. In vsak vecer
50 me obhajala enaka, tesna in
tezka cuvstva, kakor hi Sc ne
bila mogla privaditi tel grozni
in trudni| dolgocas-
nosti kaznilnicnih noci. l
Prispeli smo v centralo. Ka-1
kor da smo stopili v izumrt, "a
klet grad. Ogromna, gosto "a
mrezena okna, sc zde oh slabot-
mem svitu redkih luci Sc vecja
in ogromnejsa. Pokvarjen zrak,
XII prihaja skozi male ventilacij-
ske odprtine il cello ma hodnik,
udari cloveku v pljuea, da ne
hote skrajsa dihanje. Glej, oh
obeh straneh prostornih mo-
stovzev, sc vrstijo celica pri &C.
lici in v njej 1.-Two bite, XII NOR
da bas to uro blodi po neznani
bodocnosti, ali Sc vraca v ne
srecno preteklost, XII ga je pri-
vedla med te brezcutne neiz-
prosne stene. Da, brezcutne in
neizprosne so stene cello in ven-
dar nj culo nobeno clovesko u
no vec skrivnosti, vee vzdihov
bolestnega hrepenenja; redko
toci v zivljenju clovesko oko
iskrenejse solze spoznanja in
kesanja, kakor jih preliva v
borne cunje obleeeni, prezebu-
joel jetnik v dolgih zimskih We
cerih, ko sc mu v ledenomrzli
celici poraja v srcu tisoe toplh
misli in zelja. Cd okna do vrat,
cd vrat do okna meri S tezkimi
koraki sest korakov dolgi pro-
stor in razmislja morda o dra-
gem domu, kjer so starsi, bra
tie in sestre njegove, zbrane o.
koli topic peel in z zalostjo v
srcu mislijo mani. Sto in sto-
krat je bilo med mimi ponov-
ljeno vprasanje, &c mu Sc je
zgodilo, da je moral eden cd hi
Sc, morda cello tisti, XII SO ga i
meli najrajsi, XII je vzbujal maj
vec mad. In zopet in zopet sc
vprasujejo, kakor bi jim ne bi-
la umljiva zagonetna pota uso-
de, po katerih prihaja zalost in
nesreca v goste. Zgodilo Sc je,
kar Sc je morale zgoditi, usoje-
no mu je bio. Cudno, kadar je
dozivel kako veselo presenece-
ME, Sc je radoval, kakor hi mu
bila sreca nekaj samo ma sebi
umevnega. A ko ga je dohitelo
zlo, ne more doumeti, da mu ga
je poslala ista roka, il katere
je prejel dobro.
Siroka svoboda mladega mo-
Ia Sc je zozila v sest korakov
dolg, tri korake sirok prostor,
ograjen cd stirih hladnih sten
zaprt z okovanimi vrati. Ia clo'
vek je incl ljubico in je dozive]
trenutke, ko Sc mu je zdelo, da
more S svojo ljubeznijo osvoji'
ii yes svet, &c le hoce. Kakor
strastna pesem, prekipevajoea
cd neodoljivih cuvstev po uzi'
vanju hrepenecega srca, je bile
njegovo zivljenje. Dolgo je te'
ga, kar je Sci z donna; komaj
da je Sc pomnil, kako je s pra'
ga rojstne hise zrla "a MIN ma
ii in 81 S predpasnikom otirala
solze. Tezko, hudo mu je bile
pri srcu tisto uro in zaskrbelc
ga ,je, kako bo ma tujem. A ka:
hi donna? Petersen je dom "a
vse. Eden mora prvi po svetu
"a MIN pride drugi, tretji >.
Nazadnje ostane morda izmu
cena in stara matt sama, da be
izjokala oci "a mimi, XII so Cd
sli v zivljenje, a Sc MISC vrnid
O, &c bi sc bill domislil teg a
preden Sc je vrgel v vrtinec xiv
ljenja, bi sc morda ne bill poto
pill ma dno, ker hi ga zadrzeva
la misel ma mater ma povrsju. A
zivljenje je bilo tako lepo, taks
zano1iivo oa ie vahi1o s SVO1irn