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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

A Certificate Of Merit signed
BY Governor Kelly and Capt.
Donald s. Leonard, State Direc-
tor Of Civilian Defense, has been
awarded TO the Macomb Coun-
ty Defense Council in recogni-
don Of its efforts during World
War II.
The certificate, received today
by Sherwood Bennett, chairman
Of the Defense Council, states:
THE Michigan Office Of Civil
Han Defense awards this Certi-
ficate OF Merit to the Macomb
County Defense Council in re-
cosnition of loyal and unselfish
service rendered by the Council
and its Civilian Defense Volun-
teers during World War II. Such
service stands as q mark OF dis
tinction and patriotic devotion
In the Nations achievement of
Victory"
Although Civilian Defense mas
been inactive since the surren'
der Of Japan, its formal dissolu-
ton as q legal entity will take
place this month. the interval
between having been allowed to
give Councils time to liquidate
their organizations and dispose
Of funds on hand. This has now
been accomplished in all but a
few instances.
In q number of communities
various Civilian Defense pro-
grams have been taken over by
other agencies, particularly in
the field Of protection such as
fire and police auxiliaries. Pro-
grams which had served their
purpose, or for which there were
no other local sponsors, were
discontinued in September.
In q letter to Bennett accom-
panying the Certificate OF Merit,
Capt. Leonard said:
"The contribution made by
Civilian Defense Volunteers and
their leaders to winning the Vic
tory In World War II, and in
maintaining our country in a
state Of defense preparedness,
will forever stand as an impress
sive tribute to their patriotism
and LOYALTY. :.
.Their generous donation OF
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Maranatha Chapel
Planning Ordination
Mount Clemens Man
Enters Ministry

A public ordination service
will be held at the Maranatha
Chapel, 35 North avenue, on
Thursday night of this week,
1880 o'clock, when Harry Hilton
will be ordained to the Christian
ministry.
Hilton for q number Of years
has been q resident of Mount
Clemens. For q number of
months he was assistant pastor
to Rev. William B. Dunn at the
chapel. For the past few months
he has been regular pastor of
the Goodells Baptist Church, Of
Goodells, Mich.
His church there has asked for
his ordination and Rev. Dunn
with the help of other Indepen-
dent Fundamental Church Min
listers from various parts Of the
state will conduct this service.
Several of these ministers pre-
sent will bring short messages
before the ordination.
The public IL cordially invited
to this special service.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

her scolding. It's the reason her
son isn't growing and only sits
stupidity in the sun all day.
It's the reason her daughter
refuses to help clean up their
tiny little hovel and has a
chronic. hacking cough. It's the
reason her baby died last month
when it was only a few weeks
old. Hardly any babies seem to
live over a couple of weeks any
more. Half the population of
one section of the city died last
month.
Mrs. Pappas isn't mad at any
body and she's glad the Ger
mans are gone, but she wonders
where all the food is that the
Allies kept promising on the
radio before they arrived. All
her neighbors are saying, too,
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

GREECE-Daily ration Of bread
- about half q pound per per.
son - is brought home by little
Greek girl in q captured SOU
venir helmet.
share some with needy neigh
borS.
Average Swedish family gets
meat several times a week, milk
for the children and less for
adults, sugar in small quantities
and an adequate ration of bread.
There is more butter than be-
fore the war. Cheese and eggs
are seldom placed on the table.
Average daily diet is about 5000
calories, more than enough for
health.
In contrast u. 8. citizens are
eating better and getting more
food than they ever did. A few
items like salad oil and shorten
ing and cooking oils are a little
hard to find on grocery shelves.
Housewives are forced to watch
their sugar bowl very carefully.
But more meat, by 80 per cent,
is being consumed by Americans
than ever before. Increased buy
ing power coupled with bumper
crops have filled the u. S. bread
basket to overflowing.
Canadians, too, are eating as
much and of some items, more,
than they did before the war.
Strict meat rationing is being
enforced to permit greater ex-
pOrtS.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11
Economic Pressure Slows
Lifting Of Price Control

move more slowly in the future
in eliminating price controls,
Bowles said what happened on
citrus fruits illustrated this.
Price ceilings on fresh citrus
were removed last month and
prices Immediately shot up, dou-
bling in some cases, Bowles said.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

TOAD PRE.EMPS BIRDHOUSE
INDIANAPOLIS W.H - Chet
Harrison of Indianapolis inves-
tigated when the wrens vacated
the birdhouse he built above his
grape arbor. He found q fat
toad had dispossessed them. Har-
rison could explain the toad's
presence eight feet above the
ground only by the conclusion
that . bird must have carried 1t
up there when Il was small. It
had grown twice a. large as the
opening of the birdhouse and
was imprisoned inside.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-03

say, "We were told by an English
visitor to Nassau recently, how
much he liked the people here. They
were all SO friendly and pleasant, he
said. He then went on to say that
during recent visit to Kingston,
Jamaica, he was insulted on the
streets on several occasions be-
cause he was a white man. The
statement interested us. We won
dered whether it was an outgrowth
of the new political set-up in the
island. We made inquiries and were
informed that Jamaican laborers
who were sent to work in the south
ern states have returned to the is
land with a nall-consuming hate for
the white man.
Etiene Depuch, Tribune editor,
also warns the government that
steps to provide employment or bet
ter agricultural living conditions
should be provided for the return
ing laborers. The islands are strain
ing to provide adequate tourist
trade but he warns them that tour
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-03

ist trade can only flourish where
there is happy, satisfied constlt-
uencv to serve them and urges def
mite change in attitudes.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-03

hamas there is no deep seated ra-
cial prejudice and a feeling of fine
tolerance exists. Those Bahamians
who have gone in the prejudice rid
den southern states in America,
however, have come face to face
with a race problem they never
knew before. AS a result they are
learning to hate white people.
If it is possible, the Nassau Tri-
bune points out, ''that the growing
tension in Nassau will be intensi-
fled when these workers return and
that some of the islands heretofore
unaffected by race consciousness,
may become ripe for unscrupulous
agitators.'
The Tribune goes ON further to
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-03
FEAR INTRODUCTION OF RACE
CONSCIOUSNESS IN BAHAMAS

NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug. 3
(ANP) - Thoughtful Bahamians,
while appreciating the financial pro-
fit which is coming to the islands
and to their citizens who are work
ing as emergency laborers in the
United States, still have much to
worry about. The ,Bahamians who
went to work in the states were
principally very poor people. In Ba-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
MANOR. 6615-OPEN

blocks south Of w. Warren. 2-bsdrm.
face brick. excellent condition: $4,000,
81 400 dn and move In. Open 10 3
today. Owner uN 3-os02
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
BOARD AND ROOMS

SoMPLL ss's,l,, "a lsEAL EfTATE SERVICE
seiaon q Johnson fic. -Four offices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
HOTELS
ADERNA HOTEL

ADERNA HOTEL
35l5 cass. Clean, comfortable. con
yenicnt rooms, $3.50 up per lay.
HOTEL PARADISE-COlored. rooms by
day or week 7lO Madison CL 1856.
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 213o Cass at
Columbia Rates 81 up per day.
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent
ATTIC apartment ana one single. quiet
working people l120a Maine.
BOSTON BLVD. SECT Large double
room twin beds. Also single stall and
TUB shower gentlemen only. TR 2-67o2
CHEERFUL room private .eatrapcc,
business lady Can RI 7l02. 563
Seybun ave jefferson car
, GRATIOT- Seven Mile-Giris; exception
ally large. new. semi private entrance.
bath AR 2249
MCLEAN. 2O9 Highland Park, near
Chryslct-. well furnished front room
innerspssg mattress. automatic heat
and shower garage congeniSl home.
81 TO s-a50l
NAvAHOE 929. near Jefierson-clean
irUnt room. single - double SO.
NAVAHOE. 929--Slnglc rooms. 81 80.
convenient transportation nice neigh
borhood
ONE light housekeeping room. excellent
iranAportatiun- -lHhiicI.- -a437 Mitchell
~ S444
ONE-ROOM cabin 2G2Os Plymouth
excellent transportation RE 5739.
QUINCY-Glsnd River-BeautituI room.
gentleman preferred excellent trans
poriation. ~ 12lT2
RESPECTABLE sober working gcutfr-
man. good transportation TY 7-9367.
SEMINOLE. 54Ol at Gratiot-Single
or double. gentleman preferred. " 1880.
THREE beauuil furnished rooms for
rent Call at Rosemary Florish Shop
1867 East Miller
ROOMS stove heat newly decorated.
corner stanton sno herFick S25 TO
5-9ll4 white
COLORED-A large S;eam-hcatcd room
Tor two girls OBJ couple PL 1886
COLORED-Art center attractive room.
semi-prlvaie bath pleasant surround
ings. Employed couple or one or two
gentlemen excellent transportation. TR
2-o712.
COIORED - Clean respectable s0Ler
gentleman OF couple, good trdnsp . 80
a. m. TO $50 90. TR 2-AO39.
COLORED-Fruni il1m. Christian home
clean. quiet gentlemen only excellent
transportation. 1f o-4013
COLORED-Furpishcd urht hous,keep-
ing room. adults Coll sunday TR
l-oe66. 527 M,houmc
COLORED-Large front room ior rent.
all modern, convenicuccs. MU 0a76
COLORED-Laree room. twin beds also
small sleeping room gentleman only.
TIE 2-lS5O.
COLORED-Nice clean. sober employod
gentleman. Christian home TR 2-O6lo
.a.at
front for couple or gentleman TO
5-kTsl
COIOhED-Twin beds working ladies
must b. quiet TO 5-5454
CDIORED-l room for respectable
e1uple 6355 Eorthneld
CoLORED-646 West jefferson nice.
clean. large rooms
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

Inkster Road u mile south Of Michigan
Ave, TR 1876 or Wayne 092i.
cOLORED- Boulevard. vacant - rooms,
1901
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

HhcHELOR young ahd refined WiShel
% .alaic benuiiluly furnished down
tlsn flur-loom apartment With gentle
--,sisl.--CAu he.qrc - b. m, RA 7772
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

laundry privileges. Employed lads i.e-
i'lei TY 6-l62a
tpEDaTH s22S--Two rooms enlld.t
srei tfv or gentleman s6.2A weekly
NAVkU1F seo-G29 near Hudson H'p-
and Chrysier. Single $3.50 double
trRNOr p i2T35-Eice clean ls.n
VII LLI---u .rI.IIlrrs, q nar VIZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
BROKERS
SPECIAL SALE
OF 2-FAMILY FLATS

OF --f n MIL J. + LA -
-LyCakie. Tib-22...............S5 600
Frame. 5.r. ana or n heat;
aeltnsm lloo-02.. 2............s4 600
Frame. 81 each pipe.e~ furnace and
stove heat;
q L.-----G-
Moniercy ls71..... 500
Is V. b-T each. \ heat.
Mulfland. lB0b8-ST 500
Frame ST.. each. heat
EAssh0e. 44s-5O .............ssoo 600
Frame ST.. each. h. a heat
Philadelphia. ". 1881 500
v. or each. b. heat
Philadelphia ". le2g-8I......s7 400
v. or each. heat
phiiadeiphm wv. l632-34......Se 500
p v. o-g. each. b. a heat.
Phiifdeipnia. ". 1881 -s3.....sT 600
y V.-GT each. b heat
Philadelphia " l7IS-is...ss. 500
y, 5-r and suuIoom each b a.
Ph.aee.phla. " 2of4-4s-.....s 900
-B v b-r. each steam heat
Pineree. lI2a-31............ 500
V. CT. each. b. heat
Princeton l1Jss-soI..........s55O 500
f.ame 5-f eachs b heat.
pichtln ias3-3S ..-.. .....sssoo
y. y 5-r each heat.
S'ureyan'. sl-5s n P.......ss.SOo.
Frame. 5-f ehen, b. a. heat.
Taylor if2S-30. 30.............s7a 400
p. v Or ard EGnFOom each. h. a.
heat
TsY,er i4s2-sf --rr,........s7.2o 400
B y Or. each b. = heat
Tsyilor, l53l-33.,.............s7.2o 400
V 81. eac1. steam heat.
Taylor. 1898 30 ......,.....,seso
L. V. 5-r each b. heat
Taylor 9u93 - ..... -..... 1000
'. o. and sleeping porch each.
Townsend. 1903 .............s4.so
-franc. o. each. a hehi.
Tuxedo. 4o2i-23. 25o
lraun. ~ shrh. h heAf
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

McFARLANE BROS
2s3i4 FORD ROAD. at MIDDLE BELT
DE 1850 DE 1880
MIDDLE BELT. s62l. mr. Joy Rd.,
vacant. bungalow. n acre isnd. $500
dn. or trade. bal. small down Yayincnt.
MONICA es4e-oPEN TODAY-Modern
z SpAciOuS\ rooms. bedrooms oak
throughout. best condition: fine location.
terms.
EfsEA REALTY A. INVESTMENT co.
s217 Fort ST. ". VI i-l4Oo
MoNTCLAIR. near Harpcr--4 bedrms.
2 up. 2 dn; full basement: garage
Sc 500, terms MOSETT Realty. AR
44o0 ffo6o Gratiot,
MORANC4CADfEtx DIST ---s-rm. brick,
gas ht. rec. rm. 2-car gar. soft cor.
lot, beautifully handicapped PI 1900.
A. q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
WEST SIDE
SELDOM e. JOHNSON

WESTWoop-i2O57: near Plymouth
Road. veterans opportunity. rooms.
breakfast nook. tile bath. shower. inll
basement. hot-air heat. porch side
drive. combination windows and doors.
pre-war material. nicely landscapsd
reasonably priced Open sunday - %
5. week days call at 6824 Thlesen
owner
WHITCOMB 963S-OPEN TODhY--Flof-
ida bound. leaving beautiful face brick
bungalow. 5 rooms z bedrooms. rcCrra-
tion room. fun tile features. on SO-ft
handicapped lot investigate
EISEAo REALTY A. INVESTMENT co
62lT Fort ST " VI i-lf00
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
STORE, OFFICE EeBfPMENI

NEW all-porcelain rosch.in boxes, elec-
tVie bottle coolers. all sizes. GEORGE $,
GIh Graflni CA h1nn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

FLATS EOH SALE
/ AMERICAN AVE Brick 2-nAi. G-s. IRE
= -f----a---- 4 = -l9-4-.-.- sas.
T TY II 1TT
BEWICK -Mack-Modern 4-fAm each.
g, ,Sl-4Gl-GoWn. -PeliIne PL 1880.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Police Auction Sale

TIE SEAiI-AENUAL sale Of unclaimed
property held by the DETROIT pO-
LICE DEPT vii tske place on Thurs
day, Oct IS, iq4S, promptly AZ Q
q n az tie Police AruoTy, Clinton
81 entrance AL unclaimed articles
uiA be sold % the highest bidder
There also will be Auctioned or IN
the basement Of Police hdqtrs bldP
III 90 a. m ON the -sanC dSy
b approximately 30 automobile tires
These tires viii be Euctioned only 10
the dealers authorized by the OPA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
FLATS FOR RENT
APIS. FoR RENf-uniurnished
APIS. FOR RENT-rurnished

FOUR-ROOM modern apartment avail
able. may purchase furniture TIE l-4634
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
HOUSES ron SALE
BARGAiNS=f0re DOWN
COLORED

Reautlful n" 3.bedrOOm hSmes, 49,.
bath ana kitchen. All modern 6onvp-
iences, large lot. reasonable down pa
meut Move right In
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES
ATTENTION

a large Selection o. rtu 80 urcpsI
flflUatc fa4ia p'm0. ,.fif'-r--
uuus icr immediate dr ittlf o'uts
Includes such famous Wrtss as ~igrr
arfF-rariseHf Flt1d-FT,rli lafayette
Pliico. etc walnut ratnEtuY and
t.saChed huish. Get yole u0H s.is a
frw last We tredC DpCn evenings
Economical Radio Company 500 Cqg,
NEAR pftrrhoFO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
II A n n A "
$500 TO $500

In Allen Park. several 3-bcdrm brlcks.
2 20 3 yrs old. handicapped and fenced
HoUsEMAN-sPIrzLEY CORP.
flsl6 Southfield. AT 4ioo, Al 0557
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17
Now Bendix s+roi no ogIedu

"Operite vase perilo medtem,
ko greste po opravkih," pravi
Mr.. Jerry Bohinc, lastnik
Northeast Appliance & Furni-
ture Co., 819 E. 185 St., kjer
ina ponosom ma ogledu novo
vse-avtomaticno Bendix domaco
pralnico..
Northeast Appliance g. Fur
niture Co. je pravkar prejela emo
izmed prvih Bendix "pralnih
strojev," XII 50 bill dovoljeni "a
civilno produkcijo in demon
stracija teh strojev je sedaj vsa-
XII dan do 9. ure zvecer (razven
v sredo) v teku.a ''Bendix," pra-
vi Jerry Bohinc, "je najfinejsi
kos opreme "a domaeo pralnico,
XII je kdaj bila 1zdelana. Gospo-
DIME, XII 50 Sc ze priglasile v tr-
govini "a ia nov stroj, ga bodo
v kratkem casu prejele."
Mr.. Bohinc priporoca gospo-
dinjam, da Sc maj potrudijo, da
pridejo ma prednostno listo pri
Northeast Appliance g. Furni-
ture, da jim ne DO treba eakati
"a stroj, ko bodo isti .priceli pri-
hajati ma trg.
"Edino, kar vam je treba sto-
riti z Bendix strojem," pravi
Jerry, "je, da v MEGA nalozite
perilo, dodaste milo in odprete
Switch Ia stroj v resnici ma
pravi pralni dan, brezskrbni
dan."
Bendix stroj sc sam napolni z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

klub - Pies v dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
70. januAr)a. - Pevski zbor
"Slovan" praznuje deset-
letnico s koncertom " Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave.
8. februarjA nedelja. --- zenski
klub priredi pies v dvorani
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.
10. februarja, nedelja. - Blej-
sko jezero SDZ - piles v Slo-
venskem delavskem dOmu ma
Waterloo Rd.
II. februarja, nedelja. - Pro
gresivne Slovenke krozek 1
prireditev v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd.
IA. februarja, nedelja. - Pev-
ski zbor "Jadran" priredi
koncert v dvorani Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna ma Wa
terloo Rd.
FL. aprila, nedelja. - Svoboda
SNPJ - Pies v avditoriiu
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
28. aprila, nedelja - Strugglers
SNPJ - pies " dvorani Slo-
venskega delayskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
IL. maja, Hedelja. - Waterloo
Grove w. c. - prireditev v
avditoriju Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

Z. oktobra, nedelja. - SANS "a
collinwoodsko okrozje - pri-
reditev v SID
Z. oktobra, nedelja. - Podruz-
MICA st. 48 SANS priredi pro-
gram popoldan in pies zvecer
v korist pomoci domovini v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
Ia. oktobra, nedelja. - Wash
ington st. 81 ZSZ pies v SID.
21. ektobra, nedelja. - Cerk-
nisko jezero - pies v SID.
%. oktebra, nedelja. -' Betsy
Ross A.F!U. - Piles v SID.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

4. nsvembra, nedelja. - zenski
odsek SNPJ farme - pies v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
10. novembra, sobota. - Strug-
glers SNPJ - pies v SID.
Ill. novembra, nedelja. - Y Boj
SNIP prireditev " SID.
10. novolnbra, nedelja. ~ Mia
dinski zbor Waterloo okrozia
prireditev v SID.
/ 25. novembra, nedelja. - Pew
ski zbor "Jadran' koncert v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
2. deeembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
/ zeni bratje SNPJ Piles v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
| Waterloo Rd.
8. decembra, nedelja. - Dram
sko drustvo canton Verov-
Sex" prireditev v SID.
16. decembra, nedelja:: - Zen
ski klub - Piles v SID.
%. deeembra, nedelja. 49, Zen
ski klub - piles v SID.
rs. deeenbra, torek. - Socialis-
ticni klub st. 20 - pies v
dvorani Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
80. decembra, nedelja. - Odbor
"a ameriske vojake - pies v
S. D. D.
81. decembra, ponedeijek - Sill
! vestrov piles zbora "Jadran'
/ S. D. d.
1916
Ii. januarja, sobOta. 49, zenski
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17
DruStveni koledar
/ 9 4 S

%. septembra, nedelja. - Od-
Dor "a Ameriske vojake pri-
reditev v SID
20. septembra, sobota. - Gle
veland Athletic League of S.
N. P. J. Piles v SID.
80. septembra, nedelja. - Pies
Kegljaskega kluba " SID.
6. Okt0bra, sObOta. - Drustvo
"Brooklynski Slovenci" st. 4e
S. D. z. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, .681e
Denison Ave.
6. olztobra, sObOta. - Strivers
C.F.U. - Piles v SID.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

vodo, opere perilo, ga splakne v
treh vodah, osusi perilo dovolj,
da Sc ga lahko obesi ma vrv ali
dene v susilnik, Sc nato sam iz-
prazni, scisti in zapre, .vse avto-
maticno, ko ina gospodinja pri-
liko, da opravi svoje drugo delo.
Advt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-17

sVoJ posiednu do1n. lam, kJer
so njegoN koraAi tako votlo.
odmevali, spita oba, svetnica il,
njen norec. Kako rnu je dobro
dala misel, da bodo zdaj I'VE
nell 6ez njuno pociyalisee gla-
SOW njunih zivljenskih pesmi.
Sc marsikaj drugega mu je pri-
slo ma misel, in tudi nekaj, kar.
ga je iznenada v divjem begu
pognalo IL cerkve. Dolgo je mo-
raj hoditi po parku, sem in tia,
preden Sc je mcgel spet polka
zati svoji Rozi.
Dan predstave Sc je blizal.
Yes Brauneek in okolica sta go
vorila samo njej in o nicemer
drugem. Mestece sc je priprav-
ljalo kakor "a velik prank in
gostilniearjem SO zarei obra-
! ri. Gospodiena Bergerjeva je pa
imela "a tri ljudi della, kajti vsi
| soiisti bodo knezovi gostje in
hodo stanovali v gradu.
Samo ona, XII so njej ma cast
vse to pripravljali, nj Sc nice
sar vedela. Harrova slika je bi-
la ze narejena, razen Gizeline-
ga obraza, XII sc ga Sc nj lotil.
Cello kopico osnutkov je napra-
vii zanj in jih polezl pred Ro-
70, toda pri vseh je molcala. Sa-
mo drza in rahlo nakazani
lasje so j bill vsee. Vsak dan
je hodila svojo hudo pot, a
kneznja je postajala, kakor Sc
je zdelo, lie Sc ostrejsa. &c je
le mogla, jo je zbadala. Ali pa
Sc je to Margi lie zdelo tako,
ker je bila Roza cedalje bolj
utrujena? Tudi jokala nj vec,
kakor bi bilo vse proved .obup-
no, proved nepotesljivo, da bi
bila mogla jokati.
! Inf danes pogleda kneznjo z
Pvelikimi, mirnimi ocmi tako
bolno, da postane teta Marga
nemirna. In iznenada zacuti
Marga njen pogled na sebi.
"Prosim, teta Marga, samo
"a trenutek bi bila rada sama
z mamo."
Malo Sc pomislja, potem pa
gre le k vratom.
Tedaj sc Rozamarija dvigne
in gre proti kneznji. In potem,
- o, &c hi bill Harro to mogel
videti! - zdrsne pred MO ma
kolena, prime njeno ledeno MR.
10 roko in jo pritisne k svoje-
mu sreu.
Mama" sepne, "ali cults to-
lie le malokdaj bonn Sc lah-
ko prisla o, mama, in po-
/ fem hos tako sanaa " svOiem
trpljenju! Zakaj 81 zabadas trn
6edale globlje v srce?''
Kneznja sc zdrzne.
"Pusti me-" zavresci, "ne ma
] ram tvoje roke, ne maram tvo-
jega poboznega besedicenja. So
vrazim te preklinjam te.
Unreti moras, in ko bos urarla,
bonn tudi JAZZ resena.'' ~
Rozamarija Sc je veliko te.
zavo dvignila in sla IL sobe.
Zvecer je rek1a teti Ulriki:
! "Uli, danes SEM pri mani
1 spet vse pokvarila, kar sem do
slej storila. Nisem ubogala 60
/ spoda grajskega zupnika, in
j ceprav mi je prepovedal, sem
vendar za6ela prva gevoriti 9
najinem trpljenju, maminem in
svojem. Zdaj Sc mi pa ,zdi, da
sem spet tam, kjer sem bila
takrat, ko sem prisla il zlate hi
Sc. Iznova moran spet zaceti
Tako zalostna sem, da Sc nit
i razjOkati ne moren."
]. Ulrika je niti ne poskusi po'
tolaziti. Rece il pa:
i "Ce bi hotela poskusiti drug
!. nacin !"
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