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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09

meril domov. Pred durmi Sc je
.hipoma zopet domislil zene in
hcere ter Sc ustrasil, kaj je Ia
ko pozabil nanji. Zato Sc je tik
pred vrati okrenil, Sci v trgovi-
no in Sc vrnil oblozen domov.
Tu je razpostavil po nizi tri ste
klenice piva, rnrzli prigrizek,
strucke rzenega in maslenega
kruha, kroznike in kozarce in
primeknil tri stole k mizi. Med
delom Sc je pogovarjal sam s
seboj. .~,.-
wis, Barusa, kaj sem pripra-
vii? Vem, da 81 trudna, ii in
Alencica. - Takole, ii bos tu -
.Alencica meni nasproti - pa Sc
pokrepcamo in pomenimo."
Ko je dovrsil delo oh mizi, je
sedel v naslanjac, trdno prepri-
can, da samo "a pol urice;; po-
tenn pa sjima pojde naproti do
kolodvora. Nalasc, dasi je zju-
traj rekel, da j poeaka donna.
Nalaso, da j preseneti in jima
dokaze, da 81 je samo zato ma
kacil brke in "a mic drugega ne.
Tako je sklenil in upognil glavo
ma prsi in zadremal.
Mad Ljubljano je lezala me-
gla, lena in pusta jesenska me-
gla. Po ulicah so ze gorele sve-
tiljke, obdane z meglenimi ko-
lobarji. V sobi Janeza Trpotca
pa nj gorela luc. Kakor je MOI
sedel in Sc upognil, tako je Sc
del in spal v naslanjaeu. Cello
tedaj Sc nj prebudil, ko so "a
cvrkale deske pred vrati, ko SO
Sc ia veselo odprla in sta sto-
pill v sobo Barusa in Alena.
"Moj Bog" Sc je zavzela Ba-
rusa strahoma, ''moj Bog, Ale
ma, nj ga, oceta nj - in vse od-
prto! Alena, luc, nitro luc!"'
Oh tenn klicu je zahrkalo v
kotu. Alena je prasknila lue -
Trpotec je izpregledal, Sc ustra-
Sill, zacudil in sc razveselil.
Ko bi bilo sedajle vse po sta
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ri navadi, bi bila Barusa upr-
la komolce Oh boke, stopila pre-
denj in rnu, nastela ocitkov
tezko kopo. Toda MIC tega, Ba-
1rusa Sc je zasmejala, da je
plosknila 2 rokami OBJ kolena in
'pomagala mozu IL naslanjaca.
"Sta opravili? Dobro, kakor
vidfm? Q, tiznas, e, Barusa, sal
pravim in Be porecem, tt znas!
Meni Sc je pa zadremalo, cd
samega cakanja, prav zares!"
In nato je iztegnil roko proti
mizi in pokazal s prstom ma je-
di in pijaco.
"Poglej, takole sem vaju ca
kal! Nj prav tako?"
Barusa Sc je sele tedaj ozrla
po mizi, tlesknila Z dlanmi in po-
taplja moza po rami.
"Nisi je Sc iztuhtal boljse,
Janez!" s,s.,.~
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
F.S. FINzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SPISI
/. Sonno


XII, sem ze rekla. Koliko zeni-
nov,- XII so pri dobrem kruhu, pa
mar je komu pridne in dobre
in lepe! Nic!" ....
"Ljuba dusa, ali 81 eudna! &c
hoce zenska moza, mora pray
zaradi MEGA v svet, zaradi ME-
ga, da ves!"
"Kako pa! zenske maj more
"a moskimi! Narobe svet!"
''Narobe svet. Dobro,. ga pa
obrni ma lice! Aleno donna "a
primo, in ma vrata nalepi list:
'Tu pridna in dobra in lepa de-
klica. Kaj oddati. Kdor pa Sc nj
v devetem cinovnem redu, maj
ne vprasa po njej? Takole, &c
hoces. Ali pa jo posodi trgovcu
Bernardovicu v okno tia ma
Glavni trg!"
''Kako 81 grob!"
'Taka je postava zivljenja,"
je bolj deklamiral kot govoril
Trpotec ter Sc zagledal zopet v
zvezdo ma stropu.
Barusa je obmolknila in iska-
la rute v zepu. Ko 81 je obrisala
oei, je globoko zavzdihnila. Ma
to je Sc "a casek pomoleala in
Sc enkrat zavzdihnila:
"Kakor je bozja VOLTA! -
Pojdiva spat!"
Trpotec je vstal in Sc enkrat
mrmraje ponovil:
"Taka je postava zivljenja!'
Medtem pa Alena nj razmis-
ljala, kaksna je postava zivlje-
MIA, in sc nj srdila ma moske.
Mo je lie ena edna misel pre-
vzela: Ven - v zivljenje - v
lepi, pisani svet.
Ko je stala pred zrcalom in
81 spletala kodre v tenke kitice,
j6 je prvic v zivljenju prevzelo
S cudovito silo omamno, gizda-
vo custvo. Prevzelo jo je to-
liko mocjo, da je videla v ste
klu, kako je zardela sama pred
seboj. In takrat so sc stene ME
ne ozke sobice Sc bolj stisnile,
strop Sc je ponizal prav do ME,
da je srce obcutilo tesnobo. Ne
mirno je vztrepetalo in koprne-
10: ven - ven " svet - v
zivljenje! Date solnca rozi, daj-
te belle ceste in prostranega ne
ba tel dust, dajte dvoran in ble-
stecih kandelabrov temu pre-
lestnemu telesu, dajte pitt skri-
tim sanjam il studenca zivih
VISA je vztrepetala, vsa drh-
tela. Hrepeneci sijaj siroko od-
prtih oci je zarel v zrcalu, "a
rel in gledal "a nepoznanimi ci-
iii v daljavo, kjer je solnce, kjer
je luc, kjer Sc smeje prostra-
most Strop Sc je visal, Ste
ne sc razmikale in kakor ONO
ticna Sc je zazibala bella poste-
liza. V Aleninih mislih nj bilo ne
grenkobe slovesa, nj bilo oci
materinih in ne ocetovih, njene
misli so bile same roze, in mad
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rozami skrivnostni vonj, nepo-
znan in neokusen, in vendar je
memo duso tako silno zejalo pc
tenn slaju.
III.
Dobro dolgo sc je zasedel ia
nez Trpotec tistega dne pr
"Zlati racki", ko sta zena in
hci iskai sluzbe pri Smrekarju.
Dokler je bill donna, je bill nemi-
rem in razburjen. Pogledaval je
ma uro in glasno momljal sam
s seboj. .4..E .-.
''Osem! Sedaj sta ze ma po-
staji. - &c nina vlak kai "a
nude. - Jeseni menda me-"
Potem je pogledal skozi okno,
ali Sc vreme ne hi kaj sprevr-
.glo. a..
''Po 'devetih. Ali sta dobili
voz? - Bogve. Ma kmetih je
tezava. - Vem, dobro VEN! S
komisij to vem. - Da bi le pre-
vec ne placali! - Nj mi bilo
povolji, da sta sli 'nafrljeni ka-
kor baronovki, max, nj mi bilo
povolji. Seve, Barusa je ze ta-
ka! LIE nobel! - Marsikdo -
seve - "a mole pristradane kro-
nice. - o, tudi JAZZ bi tako."
Trpotca je obsla pereca gren-
koba pri misli ma denar. In &c
bi Sc ma vse zadnje naklepicilo,
da bi prisli domov - brez sluz-
be - no - ma to niti nj smell
pomisliti. V samih nogah je "a
cutil oh tenn scipajoco bolecino
in dosti Sc je potrudil, da je "a
moril tako misel.
Do enajstih je preudarjal in
popotoval v duhu>z zeno in hcer.
jo. Oh enajstih Sc je pa domi-
sill "Zlate racke" in vse drugo
nenadoma pozabil. Skrbno je IL
vlekel IL omare najlepso obleko
in Sc opravljal in lispal, kar Sc
je dalo. z zadnjim kosckom po.
made 81 je pomazilil sive brke in
jih nasukal, da so stale kot lie
kaj.
Ko Sc je ogledal v zrcalu, S
palcko pod pazduho, Sc je raz.
veselil samega sebe in Sc same.
mu sebi cd veselja odkril.
LIE nobel, Janez! &c drugi
zakaj pa ne ti?"
Ma glas Sc je zasmejal, ker je
bill preprican, da je iztuhtal ime.
niten dovtip. Nato je skrbno po.
zaklenil in odsel.
Ko je odkosil, 81 je po CIVIC.
ku privoscil Sc bizeljca. Ucineh
je bill izvrsten. Zakaj Janez Tr.
potec je pri odhodu dal nataka.
rici posteno napojnino in j "a
slovo parkrat prav fantovsko
poredno pomeziknil. Natakarica
Sc mu je veselo nasmehnila, kar
ga je tako navdusilo, da je tri-
krat potipal mimo kljuke, pre-.
den jo je ujel in odprl.
"Presneta rec," je preudari]
ma cesti, "se bi sc ozenil, &c bi
Sc Barusi kaj primerilo, presne
ia rec, da bi se!"
In ker je bio v njegovem ST.
Gu veselja veliko in mad MIN
trdna zavest, da ga nihce ne
nadzoruje, jo je zavil Sc v ka-
varno ter tam po crnem posre-
bal Slice slivovke.
Kaj dobre wolfe in cudovito
zdravih nog Sc je Sc nekoliko
posprehodil, preden Sc je ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-09
CORN

When farmers were appealed to
for greater efforts during the first
year of World War II, Iowa pro-
duced the greatest tonnage of foods
and feed in its history. It's hay,
grain and forage in 1912 totaled
1871. Led by the record yield Of SIS
bushels Of corn per acre, il its is. eight g
main grain crops totaled 20,627, 900
tons, 81 per cent above the nearest
high point up to then. Millions Of
dollars from War Bonds went into
processing those crops for our fight
ing men. The crops and land of
America represent but a fraction of
the real wealth of this richest of
lands backing up your War Bonds.
U. S. Treasury Department
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(N0dalieVamje)l

lepo vrsto po predalniku, je po-
cakal zene, XII Sc je magic vrnila
il kuhinje.
"Na, Barusa, poglej Jill"
Oci so mu zarele, ko je tre-
socim sc prstom kazal ma zbor
kronic. Kakor belle ovcice ma
travniku so sc mu zdele.
Barusa je nitro Stella: ena,
dive, tri
"Je ze nekaj! &c bi pa Sc en-
desetak v papirju dodejal, bi BIZ
10 lepse; yes, lepse, ne da bi ga
zapravila, seveda ne; ampak bolj
Sc postavi clovek, &c nj sam
drobiz."
"Drobiz, kaksen drobis, sal
je samo srebro!"
"No, sal mic ne recem," je
spravljala zena denar v pest -
in ga zopet Stella -, MOI je pa
oh vsaki stevilki prikimal in gi-
baje S prsti ma roki Sc enkrat
pregledal izdano vsoto. Ko je iz-
ginila zadnja krona v zenino
pest, je spregovoril kakor mex
daj v uradu: "Prav."
Barusa pa je molce hudobno
pomeziknila ma levo oko in re-
kla:
"se toliko Sc nisem nadejala! !!
Skopuscek!"
Trpotec je zinil, da hi razodel
strah in jezo zaradi svoje pre-
velike radodarnosti; ali Barusa
Sc je dvignila ma prste in ga v
trenutku, preden je izgovoril be-
sedo, poljubila ma lice.
"Takole je vselej," je zamr-
mral Trpotec zadovoljno in 81
obrisal z oguljenim rokavom po-
ljub lica. Jeza, XII sc je v hipu
rodila, je S poljubom zamrla, in
MOI je udobno drsal nazaj k ma
slanjacu.
Barusa je. Sc nekaj casa pre-
nasala kronice v pesti in jih
tezkala slastjo, kakor jo ima-
jo ljudje, XII Sc Jim reze tenek
koscek kruha vse zivljenje. Ma
to Sc je pa lotila z nlladostnim
ognjem pripravljanja "a drugi
dan. skripala so vrata visoke
omare, hrescal predalnik, in ze-
ma je izbirala in zlagala ma stol,
ma start kanape, dokler nj kar
trudna cd tega tekanja po sobi
dovrsila svojega posla.
"Menda je vse," je sklenila
roke in Sc enkrat pregledala. Po-
tenn je pa primeknila stol k
mozu, XII Sc je med zeninim skrb-
MIN opravkom zamislil in Eagle
dal v pobledelo, pisano zvezdo
ma stropu.
"Kaj smo ucakali, Janez!"
Trpotec Sc je predramil il
sanjavosti.
"Taka je postava zivljenjaw
"Trda je. Verjames, da me je
sedajle, ko natancno premis-
liam, "a kaj gre, kar zabolelo
pri srcu."
"Zabolelo? Zakaj?"
"Uh, tt moski! Brez srca ste,
cisto brez srca! LIE pomisli. Clo-
vek Sc ubija, pritrguje' in stra-
da, da odredi otroka. Ko :je "a
kaj, ii pa kazejo po svetu z
MIN. In namesto da bi tebi slu-
zil in malo, vsaj malo povrnil,
pa sluzi drugim - in drugim de-
la"
"Taka je postava zivljenjaw
"Postava, postava, maj bo, &c
je, ampak je krivicna. All, tako-
lie mladega dekleta in Sc lepega
povrhu, pa samega v svet!"
"Ali jo bos pod lonec povez-
Mia? Kaksna si!"
"Kaksen 81 pa ii in vsi moski!
Ali je treba, da Sc potika toll
ko takih deklet, XII SO ucene in
lepe in postenih rodbin, krizem
sveta. Ali je tega treba?"
''Treba? Seveda bi ne bilo
treba, &c bi Jim kdo vsako ju-
tro nasul mizo z mano. Ia je
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1000 eggs
IN EVERY HEN
If You Keep Chickens
CIT THIS OUT

'The great trouble with the poultry
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Henry Trafford, nationally famous Poul-
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Editor of Poultry Success"
The average pullet may lay $50 eggs
or more-in second year may lay 100
Then she goes to market. Yet it has
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These and many other money-making
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poultry raising, one copy of which will
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A gopher works its jaws zoo
times minute when chewing.
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Basic surveys embracing Federal
interest in multiple-purpose of pro-
jects have also been entrusted to
the Army Engineers. Even during
the period Of the war, Congress
has recognized the need for care
full planning and thorough engi-
'neering-noth Understanding &C.
Itivities- and has wisely appro-
priated modest sums each year for
carrying on our advance plan
ming work. Although somewhat
curtailed during the rush to COM
plete the eleven billion dollar war
construction program here in the
United States, these peacetime con-
struction plans are now being ex-
pedited by our offices all over the
Country. Thus, when conditions
permit, we will be ready for
quick start On a nationwide pro-
gram OF any size for which Con-
gress may appropriate funds"
General Reybold is greatly in
terested in the waterway improve
ments IN Eastern North Carolina.
His tour of duty here gave him an
intimate knowledge of the State,
its waterways and its potential
ties The third lock and dam on
the Cape Fear River was con-
structed in large part while he
was District Engineer. 1t was also
General Reybold who, as District
Engineer reported favorably on
the desirability of a deeper chan
mel fro rnthe ocean to Morehead
City, which later resulted in 80
foot project being approved by
Congress. The work was complet-
ed in 1856. giving North Carolina
two seaports capable of acconrho"
dating large ocean-going vessels.
Among the larger projects await
ing the approval Of Congress af-
fectin North Carolina is that for
the Cape Fear River at and below
Wilmington. This project involves
two ta3ks-one to increase the
depth Of the channel from 80 to
80 feet between Wilmington and
the outer end Of the Ocean Bar
Channel, at an estimated cost of
S790,0O0, and another to increase
the width Of the channel from the
Bar to Wilmington from 300 to 400
feet, with increased width at bends
at an estimated cost of $675, 900.
total of 81, 1865 600.
The modifica tons also provide
for increasing the width Of the
turning basin at Wilmington from
500 to 800 feet. with suitably leng-
thened approaches at both ends,
and for lncrea sing the length of
the southerly approach to the an
chorage basin from 1900 to $500
feet, and for channel IL feet
deep~ and 100 feet wide in the
Cape Fear River extending from
point near the eastern entrance of
the Inland Waterway to a connec-
ton with the main river channel
at point about three miles above.
Other new projects include the
following:
Chowan River, N. C. and Black
water River, Va.-Provides for a
channel II #. deep by 80 #. wide
with a cutoff near Riddicksville,
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BISHOP PEELE
WILL ADDRESS
CHURCH GROUP

WHITEVILLE, Jan. 6-Bishop W..
w. Peele, past chairman of the
Council of Bishops of American
Methodis.n, will address a gather
ing of Methodist congregations in
this section of the Wilmington dis
trict at 3 pm. here tomorrow in
the interest of the Crusade for
Christ program.
Meeting in the Whiteville Metho-
dist church will be charges from
Chadburn, Elizabethtown, Hallsboro
Tabor City, Shallotte, Lumberton
circuit and Lumberton station for
'the beginning in earnest of the
Crusade program in his section OF
the district according to the
church's pastor, the Rev. L. D
Hayman.
Appearing also on the program
will be Quincy P Hood of Raleigh,
state banking commissioner and
first vice president of the confer
ence crusade council.
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June, but went on sick leave IN
the Waiter Reed Hospital, leaving
Major Werner again in charge.
Major General Eugene Reybold,
Chief of Engineers, an enthusiastic
river and harbor man, and, Incl
dentally, District Engineer in Will
mington in 1864, said in an ad-
dress recently.
Cheap waterborne transporta-
ton should be provided wherever
it is economical and practical to
do SO in conjunction with full rea-
lization of cur water resources.
Each phase of development is of
great importance and each has its
place in our joint effort to secure
the greatest good for the greatest
number.
Since the responsibilities of
war are not, and cannot yet be,
relaxed to permit the initiation of
actual construction, we must still
content ourselves with the plan
ming phase OF our postwar pro-
grams.
However, public agencies at all
levels of government are being
urged constantly to get ready for
public works projects to help in
the transition from war to peace.
Nobody, OF course, can predict with
any degree of certainty either
Wb',n or how the war will end
except that We are firmly convinc-
ed that Allied victory will be COM
plete. Accordingly, nobody can
know just when the resumption of
public works construction will be-
gin. But without relaxing for one
moment our determined efforts to
speed the destruction of the Ger
man and Japanese armed forces,
those of US who are responsible for
certain phases of the Federal pub
lie works program are expected to
prepare for the resumption of
peace time functions. This we are
doing.
THE flood control and naviga-
ton features of waterway improve
ments ale the primary responsible
lily of War Department, acting
through the Corps of Engineers.
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CHANG PLEDGES
CHINA TO WORLD
nv The Associated Press

Generalissimo Chang kal-snek,
addressing a dinner in honor OF
70 Allied officers in Chungklng. oe-
clared that although China mas
been at war longer than the -otn-
err Allied nations, "she does LOT
a. moment think of avoiding her
RESPONSIBILITIES >" the Chungking
radio reported yesterday.
The broadcast, directed to Am
erica and recorded by the FCC
said that Chang spoke at the din
ner Friday night, proposing toast
ito our everlasting friendship ana
to the coming victory OF the Unit
ed Nations. .--...
China, he was quoted, ''propos-
es to do her full part, to contrl-
butte everything that she has IN or
der to realize the objective which
hold in common"
The Chinese leader summarized
military developments OF 1914 call
ing attention to successes IN the
Pacific and in Europe, although he
admitted tina. Japan's gains In
China had caused much anxiety
and searchings of heart" He said
it was expected that the new sup
ply route from China to the out
side world. the Ledo-Burma road,
would be in operation in the near
future.
He warned that despite the sue
cesses of the year just passed,
1--WE must remember that the task
lying before us is just as difficult
as ever
1.-THE recent Japanese offensive
in China and the present German
comprehensive in western Europe
both tend to show that before the
enemy is finally liquidated more
will have to be demanded of us
than ever before. We must not re.
lax our efforts.
1--WE should know" he continu.
ed that in such worldwide war
Involving dozens of nations, Ger
tain weaknesses are likely to ex
pose themselves in one way or an
other. But we must not allow our
enemy to take comfort in such
thoughts and exploit them to ffs
advantage"
Declaring the foundation of last
ing peace lay in friendly coopera
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