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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Gray Ladies
Course Set

A NEW training course for Red
Cross Gray Ladies will open on
Thursday, Jan. IS. il is announc-
ed today by Mrs. Daniel Sour
wine, chairman.
The new course will be COW
cred in three meetings, to be
held at the Junior Red Cross
rooms, "a North Walnut street,
TO train workers for the duties
in Onnection with hospital re-
creation. Gray Ladies work re-
Gently has been principally at
Selfridge Base Hospital.
Registration and instruction
will be conducted at the opening
meeting, which is set for 2 o.
clock Jan. 25. Mrs. Milton Sic
kleSteel of ST. Clair Shores,
chairman of Volunteer Special
Services, will conduct the course.
SUNDAY EVENING guests of
Mrs. Harvey Scott were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Hausner and MIR. and
Mrs. John Halter of Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Births at St. JOseph's

MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
KOMMER, Roseville, son,
Jan. IA.
MR.. AND MRS. VERGIL E.
NOBLE, Van Dyke, a daughter.
Charlene Sue, Jan. IA.
MIR. AND MRS. AMIEL H.
BUNCH, st. Clair Shores, son,
Jan. IA.
MR.. AND MRS. BERNARD
BRINKER, Warren. a daughter,
Jan. IA.
MR.. AND MRS. GERALD c..
SIMCOX, III Colonial Court, a
daughter, Carolyn Louise, Jan.
Is.
MIR. AND MRS. RALPH C.
HEISNER, Warren, daughter,
Nolan Nancy, Jan. 13.
- S/Sgt. AND MRS. WILLIAM
H. ROBERTSON, Washington,
daughter, Judith Ann, Jan. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD M.
N e W S o NJ E, Washington,
daughter. Gail Lynn, Jan. IL.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD M.
LENNON, 1908 Florida, Mount
Clemens, a son, Clark William,
Jan. IL.
S &c AND MRS. NORMAN
A. RASCH, 1852 Webster street,
Mount Clemens, a daughter, Kar-
en- Kay, Jan. IL.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD J.
MALBURG, Romeo, a daughter,
Diane Marie, on Ian. IL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Church Event
Draws so

SIXTY PERSONS attended
the monthly Vesper Service held
ut the Presbyterian Church Sun
day evening, with social hour
and refreshments following.
Wallace Schonschack present
ed vocal solos and Mrs. Robert
Eastman piano solos during the
program, and the Rev. Joseph L.
Kennedy talked on THE Ambi-
tious Prince, the Old Testament
story Of Absolom.
Refreshments were served by
teachers and officers of the
Sunday school, with Mrs. Fred
Walker in charge.
MRS. VIRGIL MERCER was
hostess to a group of 10 guests
ut her home, 213 South Gratiot
avenue Friday evening, honor
ing her daughter, Mrs. Leslie
Montague Shirley Mercer).
MRS. ROBERT G.. PELTIER
was hostess to the members of
the Tripoli Club at luncheon to-
day at her home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
League Of Women Voters Make Plans for Annual Salad Luncheon
lie Salute

WILLIAM SCHONSCHACK
upon his birthday anniversary.
tomorrow.
BARBARA MAC LACHLAN.
who has a birthday anniversary
tomorrow.
RAYMOND XILRY upon his
birthday anniversary tomorrow
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
STADLER, % Leslie street. on
their seventh wedding anniver-
sary Sunday.
LORENZ SCHOCK, who COM
pleted three years service with
the Macomb Publishing COM
pany as a member of the compos-
ing room staff.
JOHN c. JARCHOW, on his
birthday anniversary today.
o. j, FREDERICK, Joliet, H.,
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Friedrich of Fcrrin place, on his
85th birthday anniversary today.
ENSIGN FRANK c. HUFF
STEDLER, on his birthday an
niversary Monday. Ensign Hut
stedler and his wife, the former
Barbara Wallace of Mount Glenn
ems, are at Beaufort, 5. {. He Is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
O. HufStedler, 1870 Gallup ave-
nue..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Party Series TO Open
on Tuesday, January p

THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS digresses from its us
ual serious ventures and enters
into the lighter side of its activi-
ties by launching the annual
series of card parties next week.
These parties, salad luncheons
10 be held at the homes of vari-
Gus members, have special
purpose in that they aid in fin
ancing the League important
program.
Parties will be held Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. %. al $50 O.
clock, at the homes. of the fol-
lowing members Mrs. Edward
Jacobs. 1903 Washington avenue.
with Mrs. John Galbraith, Mrs
Herman Bartlett and Mrs. Rob-
ert Silbar as co-hostesses; Mrs.
Paul Mckee, 20 Lodewyck ave-
nue., with Mrs. K. I. Nunneley,
Mrs. Frank Munt. Mrs. James
Nunneley. Mrs. Max Gordon.
Mrs Merle Il. st, Aubin, Miss
Emma Shoemaker. Mrs. Henry
Tryloff and Mrs. F. G.. Walker,
co-hostesses; Mrs. A. a. Thomp-
son, 35 Miller street. with Mrs.
Hugh Ncale, Mrs. l.. w. Fast,
Mrs. John Lungerhausen. Mrs.
Walter Teston, and Mrs. Lewis
PARROT, co-hostesses, Mrs Macy
Watkins. los South Wilson bou-
levard. with Mrs. Harry Diehl
and Mrs. Charles Walters as CO.
hostesses; Mrs. Donald Westen-
dorf. So Union street, with Mrs.
Homer DeSlover, and Mrs.
Frank Kissell as co-hostesses.
TUESDAY EVENING
Tuesday evening. Jan. 3D.
Mrs. c. n. Malbin will open her
home for party at lis Belle
view avenue, with Mrs. Mabel
j. Cassell. Mrs. Paul S. Hirt
Mrs. Lawrence Marks and Mrs
Alton Noe as hostesses with her
another will be held at Mrs. j
A. NormiEgtons home, "a Riv'
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16

Reading excerpts from a
number of new books, Miss
Croker delighted her audience
with her program. Among those
she discussed were Time For
Each Other" by Margaret Run
beck; 1--WE Live in Alaska oy
Counstance Helme-icks; Isl.
lence of the Sea-" by Vecors;
Christian Behavior" by c. S.
Lewis; and "A Fitting Habita-
ton" by Agnes Rothery.
At the business meeting which
preceded the program, the "a
members present made plans for
meeting with husbands and
guests on Feb. 10. The commit
tee in charge Of last evenings
meeting included Mrs. Robert
Allen, chairman; Mrs. Louis c.
Gutschow, Mrs. John Schrade,
Mrs. Macon Trabue, Mrs. Leland
p. Grim. Refreshments from a
lace-covered table with crystal
candelabra holding lighted tap
ers closed the meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
$50 Bring Hangers
to 800 Dance

A CROWD Of $50 young peo-
pie gathered for the Nine-Twen-
t. dance held Saturday eve
ming at the USO on Broadway,
when each member brought q
hanger to supply the coat closets
at the USO.
Adult guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Benz, MIR. and Mrs.
Roy Shook, and Mrs. S. d. Nc
Cready. The Moonlight Serenad-
el furnished the music.
The Nine-Twenty Club will
meet again Saturday, Jan. 20,
at the USO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
District President
to Address WSCS

MRS. LEE VAN INWAGEN,
president of the Port Huron Dis
trict of Womens Society of
Christian Service, will be the
speaker at the monthly meeting
of WSCS 10 be held Thursday
afternoon at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Van 1nWagen' S topic VIII
be the organization Of the
WSCS. Members of the local
board will be hosteSses at the
meeting. Dessert will be served
at 100 o'clock, with Mrs. Robert
Winslow in charge of arrange
ments.
MRS. RUSSELL STARK. di-
rector of Macomb County Civil
ian Defense Volunteer Office,
leaves Wednesday for month
rest and vacation with friends
in Chicago.
MRS. HAROLD LOZEN, 126
Hubbard avenue, underwent 2
major operation at ST. Joseph
hospital on Saturday. and is pro.
crossing satisfactorily.
KAY COULON and Dorothy
Paslck spent the weekend in
Albion as guests of Leda Yer
NAV.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16

erside drive. with Mrs. William
Lloyd and Mrs. Charles Pearson
as cohostesses.
Thursday afternoon, Jan. IS.
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Byron Stuck
will be hostess with Mrs. Wal
ter Fenton and Mrs. Kendall
Walton assisting.
On day yet to be decided
upon, Mrs. William Porter, 100
South Gratlot avenue, will open
her home, with Mrs. A. d. Brew
err, Mrs. Francis Golden, Mrs.
James Jackson, Miss Rita Stock
dale and Mrs. Earl Taft assisting.
Mrs. Leon Mandell will enter
tain two tables at her home, the
New Glenwood, 33 South ave-
nue.
Reservations for the parties.
of which Mrs. Donald r. Wes-
tendorf is series chairman. may
be made with any of the above
hostesses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Home Service
Workers Meet
for Discussion

A ROUND-TABLE discussion
on the new pension law, the
state maternity plan, message to
service men hosphalized over.
seas and casualty reports high
lighted the meeting Of the Red
Cross Home Service, held at
chapter headquarters Monday
evening, Mrs. Cecil Sansler.
Home Service secretary, led the
discussion.
Mrs. George LeLaRue, new
Home Service chairman. presid-
ed at the meeting, which drew
20 workers from all over the
county.
MRS. JOHN L. FLAACKE
Will entertain group Of friends
at bridge Thursday evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Couple Speaks
Wedding Vows

MRS. ALBERT MILLER of
l44 South Highland avenue an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Lillian Sahrow, 10
Raymond Hoover, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Hoover. II
Wclts street.
The wedding vas quiet one,
services being read by the Rev.
Russell Dcng in the parsonage
OF Trinity Lutheran Church, at
2 o'clock on Saturday, Jan. s.
The bride wore street length
green crepe frock with black
accessories, and corsage of
gardenias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harris
of New Baltimore were the
bridal couples only attendants,
Mrs. Harris wearing pale blue
crepe dress with black acccs-
series and gardenias.
A reception for friends and
relatives followed in American
Legion hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover are liv-
ing temporarily with the bride
groom's parents. The bride, a
1912 Mount Clemens High school
graduate, is employed at the
Glefke company, while Mr..
Hoover commutes to his work IN
Detroit.
MR. AND MRS-GEoRGE
ROWAN and son Donald of De-
troit we're Sunday guests OF Mrs.
Rowan mother. Mrs. Robert
Huebner, Lodewyck avenue.
MRS. RUSSELL SALOT and
son Billy have returned from
Lake Forest, H., where they
spent the week end with Com
mander Salot, who is stationed
at Great Lakes Naval Training
Center.
ST. LOUIS Altar Society will
elect new officers at the meet
ing to be held with st. Loui.
Council of National Council oi
Catholic Women, this evening al
$40 o'clock in ST. Louis hall
Potluck dinner will precede the
meeting.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
PRINGNITZ were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roulo
Crosse Pointe Woods.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Methodist Guild
Plans Potluck

MAJOR HERMAN D. STUC-
KY, base intelligence officer al
Selfridge Field, will show two
reels of movies at the meeting
of the Young Women's Method
isl Guild on Monday, Jan. %, at
the home of Mrs Robert Miller,
1870 Church street. The program
has been arranged by Mrs. Floyd
Thornley,.
Potluck dinner al 7 o'clock
will precede the movies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Parents Announce
Daughters Betrothal

MIR. AND MRS. THOMPSON
BROWN. 80 Clair avenue, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Ann to Stanley John
KrasoWski, son of Mrs. John
Krasowski of Romeo and the late
Mr.. KrasoWski.
Miss Brown attended Mount
Clemens High school, and for
the past two years has. been en-
ployed as a secretary at the
Divco Corporation, where her
fiance, who recently returned
from nine months service in the
armed forces. is also employed.
The wedding will take place in
February.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Two Circles
Name Officers

ALL OFFICERS of Whatso-
ever Circle were reelected at
the annual luncheon meeting
held Friday at the King S
Daughters Home.
They are Mrs. Charles Mem
eta, who will serve as president
for the third term; Mrs. Willard
Beatty, vice-president; and Mrs.
William Neville, secretary
treasurer.
HAND IN HAND
Mrs. Louis Wolf, president,
and Mrs. William Ullrich, treas
lSef, were reelected by men,
befsAof Hand-in-Hand Circle at
a meeting held recently with
Mrs. Wann Wilhelmus.
New officers for the coming
year will be Mrs. Wayne Adair,
vice-president; and Mrs. Ida
Ross, in charge of the flower
fund. Two new members, Mrs.
Arthur Hoff and Mrs. Albert
Glefke, were welcomed into the
circle at the meeting, at which
plans for the annual dinner
meeting Jan. % were begun.
Mrs. William Fistler is chairman
of the dinner. to take place at
the Kings Daughters Home,
and will be assisted by Mrs.
Hoff, Mrs. Ullrich, Mrs. Ross
and Mrs. Wilhelmus.
NJ RJOR l E HECKMANN,
who will enter nurses training
at Deaconness Hospital, Detroit
on Feb. /, will be honored at a
sleigh ride or hay ride, as the
weather dictates, on Tuesday
evening. Those attending will
be fellow employees at the Mich
igan Bell Telephone company.
MIR. AND MRS. PAUL w.
Mckee have returned from a
brief business trip TO New York
MRS. GEORGE RODGERS
announces that the Arbeiter's
Society will serve regular
luncheon at their meeting in
Barron Hall Tuesday, Jan. %,
at ! o'clock. Mrs. Rodgers is
chairman and she will be assist
ed by a committee
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
SCHINKAI of Smith street will
entertain a group Of "a young
people at sleigh ride on Tues
day evening, honoring their son,
Donald Schinkai, who leaves
Thursday for service in the arm
ed forces. The group, former
school mates of the honor guest,
will return for games and re-
freshments to the Sehinkai home
MRS. CHARLES DeREKOW-
SKI will be hostess with Mrs.
Grace Browning assisting, to
members of their dinner club at
the formers home at the Wash
ington apartments on Wednes-
day evening.
MRS. MAX KENDRICK was
hostess to members of her club
at dessert luncheon and cards
this afternoon, at her home on
South River road.
MURRAY H. PARRES, adver-
Using manager Of the Monitor
Leader, is in Chicago until
Thursday on business.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Miss Croker Presents Program
forYoungWomen's C|ubMeetinq

MISS ANN CROCKER, city
librarian, presented an unique
program entitled Scanning
New Books. with Ann Croker"
for members of he Young Wom-
ems Club Monday evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16

ST. MARY'S Girl Scout Troop
Three held their meeting in the
clubrooms, opening with an in
spring flag ceremony. Christ
mas cards we're collected for the
Cummings Hospital patients, af-
ter which games were played.
The meeting closed with tradi-
tional songs and handshake.
RUTH O'BRIEN, Scribe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Bake Sale

GIRLS OWN CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters will sponsor
bake sale TO be held Saturday,
Jan. 20, at VOLTS Millinery on
Walnut street. Hours Will be
from II TO 3 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Girl Scouts

TROOP Is met at the home
of Sigrid Heine to discuss plans
for the Girl Scouts forthcoming
roller skating party at Mount
Clemens Roller rink on Jan. 10.
Plans were also discussed 20
attend stage play in Detroit.
1t was voted that in the future
girls shall bring their handwork
to meetings.
The troop members recently
sent to the USO peanut butter
cookies they had baked, and are
preparing box Of gifts TO be
sent to convalescing soldiers at
Base Hospital at Selfridge Field
Next meeting will be Jan. ID,
with Mrs. Louis E. Denison, 83
Market street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-16
Business Women
Study Local Issues

THE NTHLY business
meeting of the Business and Pro-
fessional Womens Club took
place Monday evening, with a
discussion of charter amendment
and school board election led by
the president, Mrs. Ted Leonard
son.
Hulda Daeubler and Mildred
Geddes were hostesses at the
Washington apartments.
EDWARD MORAN and Bern
ard DeSmet, who will enter the
armed forces this week, were
honored Monday afternoon by
members of their ST. Mary's
High /. school class. Arrange
mehts for the affair we're in
charge of Vincent Petitpren,
class president.
MRS. JOSEPH DUPREY, Mrs.
John A. Mccarthy, and Mrs.
Charles Roskopp of Detroit were
recent visitors of Mrs. George
John at her home on South Riv-
err road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13

noe, draga teta, - ter jo po'
ljubi.
Med potom pravi Wolf:
- Kako hvalezen sem ii, Ma.
rija, da navzlic temu prides v
mojo hiso, da tako visoko mi.
slis, moja ljuba. Sam sem Sci
da prides k Lazotu, XII te we'd
no zahteva. In tt uboga, dusa
sc zrtvujes, ko 81 sama bolna -
o, Maria, - vzdihuje, - axe
mi Lazo umrje; tako malo upa'
MIA imam! Zdravnik sc drzi
proved resno.
- Ubogi Wolf, - rece scout
no in pri tenn ga prime "a rokc
in 10 memo stisne. - Ubogi
Wolf, pogum; ne misli takoj ma
najslabse, sal smo ga ze enkrat
izvlekli il bolezni.
Toda sama nj verjela svojim
besedam. Zdelo sc j je, kot da
il lei teak kamen ma srcu, da
nj mogla redno dihati.
III dobra dusa, ii edna
Moli "a mas, Maria, JAZZ ne mo-
rem vec. Proved sem moral pre-.
nesti. - Odkar 81 mi povedala
o tenn, kar 81 dozivela, nisem
incl miru in sem 81 ocital svo:
greh. Tvoje besede so me "a.
sledovale noe in dan. In poleg
tega skrb "a Lazota! Vedno m
je pred ocmi podoba tvojega
in mojega otroka. Kako bogat
sem bill - diva tako lepa decka
- in jutri mogoce re nobenega
vec.
- Wolf, dokler je zivljenje.
je upanje! Bod MOI in glavc
pokonci! - Trdno stisne ME.
govo roko in iskreno ga pogle-
da naravnost.v oci.
- Dobro, da ste prisli, -- "a.
klice dr.. Kornelius S hripavim
glasom, ko pride Maria. Magic
hiti k postelji in prime "a otro'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13

stoji pri oknu. Pokaze mani $
prstom in rece: 5
Ali mu ne bi povedali?
- Ne morcm, - odgovori, -
se ne. J
Lazo zopet odpre oci. Ko "a
gleda Mario, Sc mu ustnice
obrnejo ma smeh.
- Ali res tukaj? Ona druga
je sedaj proc! Lepo je cd tebe
pravi.
- Tho, moi dragec, ne smes
govoriti! Cello noe bonn stala
pri tebi, papa tudi in stric do
ktor tudi.
Lazo jo prime "a roko in 10
trdo drzi. Zdravnik porine stol
k Mariji, da sede in more udob-
nejse ostati pri otroku. Tedaj
pa Sc Wolf obrne. L. njegovih
oci gleda globoka resnoba. .
Torej, doktor? - vprasa
IS hripavim glasom in zeljno
pricakuje njegovega odgovora.
--Ko ste bill proc, Sc ga je
lotil kaselj in postal je zelo slab.
Zdaj je zopet miren, - Sc IL
ogiblje zdravnik pravemu odgo-
voru. - Da ne boste v preveli-
kin skrbeh, bonn cul S sestro' pri
MEM. Sestro Ano sem odslovil,
ker je bilo Konsuela pri volji
tukaj ostati.:
Ko Sc je danilo, je bilo vse
koncano. Use. zdravnikovo zna-
ME nj moglo resiti slabotne
otrokove zivljenske moci.
Kakor brez una je Wolf bo-
lestno zaril svojo glavo v bla-
zine. .
Gabrijela Sc je onesvestila in
zgrudila pred otrokovo poste.
ljo ma tia, toda Wolf Sc zato
nj zmenif.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13

kevo slabotno roko. Lahno in
memo mu gladi lase, rekoe:
-Tukaj sem zopet, moi sr.
eek, in ostanem tudi pri tebi. -
Solze j zalivajo oci.
Kako 'bled je; YES drugaeen;
tako voscen je bill njegov obraz
in pod oci temne sence.
Plaho pogleda dr.. Korneliusa,
XII j stoji nasproti. Zdravnik je
zelo resen in j nj hotel pogle.
dati v oci. -.
= Da, to je dobro, - pravi
Lazo S slabotnim glasom, - ali
je tudi papa tukaj? Rekel je, da
gre po tebe. !
Nato pa zopet zapre oei. "a
tenn pa zacuje Maria, Sc obrne
in zagleda Gabrielle ma divanu
in poleg ME postarnega gospo.
da. Bill je njen oce. Gabrijela ga
je brzojavno poklicala z njego'
vega potovanja, da pride k ME
nemu bolnemu otroku.
- O, papa, papa, ako m!
umrje Lazo! - Wolf pravi, da
sem JAZZ kriva, - ihti Gabrije.
la. z veliko skr5jo gleda star
Ulrich svojo hcer, XII je iska.
la tolazbe pri MEM mesto pr
svojem mozu. DR.. Kornelius
stopi k njej in j rece resno in
odlocno:
- Pomirite sc gospa Wolfo'
va. Lazota ne smete razburja.
tt. Ne SINE vas slisati jokati. No.
coj ostanem S sestro Konsuelo
tukaj.
Ko zdravnik izgovori to ime
il rdecica Sine v obraz. Kako re.
10 je razzalila to dekle in ven.
dar je prisla zopet v memo hi
So. Nj je mogla pozdraviti in
omahovaje in opiraje Sc ma 70.
ko svojega oceta odide il sobe.
vi ostanete tukaj, gospod
doktor? - vprasa Maria tho
- Kaj mislite? - vprasa Ma.
RIA. - Zdravnik zmaje z ra.
meni.
Nobenega upanja nimam
Utripanje srca je preslabo. Vse
mogoce sem poskusal. Priprav'
ljeni moramo biti ma najhujse
Solze zalijejo Maritime oci
Men pogled zleti k Wolfu, k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13

Fino ukrojena obleka, XII Sc spre-
daj zapne, katero boste nosiu vso
jesen. Sive barve posebnirn mo-
nogramom. Mere 10 do 10 "a. dekle-
Ia In zene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13
All SLABO SL|SITE?

Priditer k nam in poskusite
brezplaeno s>novi Zenith Radio
mic pripornocek "a sluh. Ma IT,
soee oseb 81 ga je ze nabavilo
in zdaj ne morejo biti brez
MEGA. ,.%.s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13

poln skrbl. NaJraJSl bl blla Ia
koj hitela k Lazotu, da bi mu
stregla toliko casa, da ozdravi:
Toda pot il je bila zaprta. Mix
dar nj mogla vec prestopiti pra-
ga one hise, katere gospodinja
il je mesto topic zahvale zalu-
Gala v obraz najvecje zalitve.
Opoldne j je DIR. Kornelius
ma memo vprasanje tudi pove-
dal, da sc je Lazotovo zdravje
poslabsalo, posebno ne mara
sestre Ane in svoje matere.
Vedno zahteva drugo teto, XII je
rekla, da DO zopet prisla, pa nj
drzala besede.
- Pa tudi gospa pl. Wolf je
najslabsa postreznica, kar 81
iih morete misliti. Mesto da bi
mirila otroka, pa ga vedno raz-
burja svojim tarnanjem in
stokanjem. Stotnik izgleda bo-
Ian, izdelan in ne govori nice
sar. - Kar mrzlo mi gre po te-
lesu, kadar mi udari v nos duh
te hise. Danes zvecer grem Sc
enkrat tia, i skonca mlad
zdravnik, - samo da bi tega
otroka izvlekel liz bolezni, kako
hvalezen bonn Bogu "a to mi
lost!
- Tedaj pozdravite Lazota
in prosim, recite mu, da pri-
dem jutri, - pravi Maria. -
v tenn trenutku je bilo vse po-
zabljeno. Vsaka jeza je bila "a
dusena vsled njenega velikega
usmiljenja.
Toda naneslo je tako, da jo je
Sc pref videl. Pc vecerji sedi z
gospo Omanovo v sprejemni
sobi, ko nekdo pozvoni. Prestra-
Semi skocite ODE pokonci. Sluz-
kinja pride sobo. ..,
- Neki vojak, gospa dokto-
RIGA.
Ali mu niste povedali, da
je gospod doktor pri "Levu":?
Da, rekla sem mu, toda
noce tia in hoce govoriti z va
mi.
- Potem maj pride sem in maj
ne caka zunaj, - pravi neje-
voljno, - mogoce ina kako ma
rocilo stabnega zdravnika.
Obe Sc zganete, ko vstopi -
stotnik Wolf. Opravici Sc, ker
je prisel tako pozno, nato pa Sc
obrne k Mariji, XII stoji trepe-
tale in v strahu pred MIN, ta-
ko da sc obema rokama pri-
me "a srce.
DR.. Kornelius me posilja.
Gotovo boste toliko prijazni, da
boste Sc emo noe Gull pri mOiem
otroku. Lazo vas vedno zahte-
va. Neprestano vas klice. Zopet
je zelo bolan. Nisem ga mogel
drugace pomiriti, kot da sem mu
obljubil, da grem po vas, toda
vi sami ste bolni.
- o tenn nj vredno govoriti,
gospod stotnik. Ma vsak nacin
grem; v petih minutah sem 20
pet tukaj. - In takoj odide, da
Sc pripravi.
zdaj je sele imela gospa|
Omanova priliko, da Sc opravi-
ci "a neolikanost svoje sluzki-
ME, Wolf pa zamahne z roko in
pravi:
- DR.. Kornelius mi je rekel,
da je bila sestra bolna.
- Da, gospod stotnik, njeni
zivci SO prenapeti.
- In zdaj pridem ze JAZZ, da
jo klicem v sluzbo, kjer DO Sc
bolj naprezena. Toda ne VEN 81
kako drugace pomagati. Clovek
Sc obesi ma vsako slamo.
- Upam pa, da ne DO to dol
60 trajalo. Moi MOI je v veli-
kin skrbeh zaradi ME. Tako
nezna je in slabotna. Ia svoj
poklic nj vec dovolj mocna. To
ljubeznjivo dekle zelimo obdr-
zati "a svojo hcer, tako nam je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-13

DR.. Kornelius 10 nese Il So
be in nato tho odide. Zdaj je
bill tn odvec q.
Bridko jokaje Sc Maria sklo-
nj mad ljubljenega moza in ga
.tolazi rekoc:
(Dolje prihodnji6)