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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Of Social Events
Eastern Standard Time)
TODAY

Ypsan Grange all day meeting at home OF Mrs Charles NAL
eitzke Ann Arbor
Ypsani Garden Club o'clock. laboratory
Annual reports will be given; harvest festival Members
10 bring flowers and vegetables
Ypsant
Star, 1880 with Mrs. Edwin Staeb Ann Arbor
Queen City Lodge number 67 Knights OF Pyths
Hall.
Circle three of Baptist womens Union.
Fulton
workngmen's Benevolent Society 1880, Arbeiter Hall.
Monday Whist Club 230, with Mrs. J. d. LaRue.
Townsend Club business meeting in Ypsant
room, nomination OF officers; white elephant sale.
TUESDAY
Ladies' Library board 2 o'clock, Ladies Library.
Central Child Study Club o'clock with Mrs Fred
Speaker. Dr. Mehran Thomson. Sociology Department
Normal College Parents Responsibility OF Developing
operation in the Home"
Phoenix Lodge number 10 and A. NJ Past Masters
bers Night Entered Apprentice degree $780, dinner
sonic Temple.
Past Presidents Club Edmund
Hewitt
Loyal Order OF Moose, o'clock, Moose Hall
Princes OF Syracuse, 1880 Castle Hall
Red Cross WEIGH Hall TO o'clock sewing knitting
Ladies' Auxiliary Frarnal Order OF Eagles o'clock 33
Ypsant Post No 2o4s Foreign will
Veterans Hall a 9
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Double Ring Service For
Earle E7Ouy Ceremony

bearing two wedding rings and sta
toned within a fiorsl wreath. and
white tapers. the cake circled At its
base with individual gladioli flow
ers in pastel shades. Mrs. Arthur
Elvidge was mistress OF ceremonies
and Mrs. Floyd Ballard, Cheboy'
gan. sister OF the groom. and Mrs.
Robert Exelby. Stony Greek, his
cousin, poured. Mrs. Exelby, &C.
companied by Fora TIL. sang I
Love You Truly" at the reception.
Those who served were Mrs. Glenn
Durham, Mrs. Earl Burke, Miss
Shirley Exelby. Miss Shirley Brown
and Miss Jean Miller. Dancing
followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floury will spend .
week at Cheboygan. Mrs. Floury
wore for travelling . jacket suit Of
blue crepe and a small crownless
hat OF fuchsia felt yelled in black
net fastened with bands OF sequins.
The bride has been extensively
feted with dinners and showers. A
dinner by Mrs. Robert Exelby and
Mrs. Joseph Floury at Stony Creek,
a dinner-shower by Mrs. Harry
Short and Mrs. Carl Short, a din.
ner al the Uptown Club, Detroit,
by employees of the stinson Air
craft Co.: a dinner in Detroit given
by Mrs. Vince Cernuto, with fellow
Office employees OF the Stinson Co.
as guests and the rehearsal din
ner Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Arthur Elvidge given by Miss
Jean Miller and Mrs. Norman
Grounds. At this time the bride
presented her attendants with
handsome turquoise plastic COM
pacts and the groom gave initiated
belt buckles to the men Of the
parry.
Mrs. Floury Is a graduate OF the
1910 class OF Ypsilanti High School
and the next year OF the Cleary
College and has for several years
been one OF the once stan at the
Stinson Aircraft Co. Mr.. Floury
after serving as gunner's mate in
the Pacific two and one-half years
was recently given his honorable
discharge and has resumed his en-
ployment at the Ford Generator
plant. Mr.. and Mrs. Floury will
reside in Ypsilanti.
Guests at the wedding were from
Detroit, Cheboygan, Ypsilanti,
Roseville, Wayne and Stony Creek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Woodruff School
Council Officers
Well Installed

Woodruff School Student Council
installed new officers Tor the com.
ing school year at the assembly
hour. Andrew Titiriga, last years
president was the installing off,
GER The new officers are Junior
York Smith, president; Mako Ger.
DO. vice president; Leonard Bur.
rell. treasurer; Jerry Fugate, sec
rotary.
In the program that accompanied
the installation ceremony Betty
Henderson favored with a piano 80.
10; Carol Tully played an xylo.
phone solo; Jim Woodruff did a
costume dance; Marilyn Newhouse
and Sue Robinson did q tum bling
demonstration Dorothy Myer
played an accordion solo; Nancy
Woodwork played a piano solo ;
and a dance trio OF Muriel Mere
dith, Mary Lee Lamson. and Rich
ard Philander did a dainty number.
Gerald Butler was chairman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Municipal Court.

Dale r. Addison, 4s3 s. Hamilton
St, forfeited a $50 bond for not
appearing in court on charges OF
intoxication and disorderly conduct.
James l.. Davis. All Campbell
Ave. waived examination in the
municipal court. and was bound
over to circuit court on a bond OF
5000. He is alleged TO have operat-
ed a gambling house.
John L. Minnlss, cas- y Adams
St. paid a SIS fine for being in
toxicated and disorderly
james r. Blackwell. Al W. For
est Ave. forfeited a S25 bond for
not appearing in court when due
and Lloyd Devine. 1903 Norfolk
CT, Willow Village, paid a. fine OF
SIS. Both were on charges of in
toxication and disorderly conduct.
Total receipts for Saturday were
SS4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01

Adorned with vases and baskets
Of white gladioli, ST. Johns Church,
Saturday morning at 1850 o'clock
vas the scene OF the impressive
service that united in marriage
Miss Ruth Tremaine Earle, daugn.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Earle,
and George II. Floury, son OF Mrs.
Louise Floury, Cheboygan. and the
late Frank Floury. Rev. FIR.
Hoeraud officiating at the double
ring ceremony. Miss Marie Stachie-
WITH AZ the organ played the ira
ditional wedding marches and dur
ing the service played softly the
Schubert ave Maria. Miss Earle,
who was given in marriage by her
father, was attended by Mrs. Rob
ert Hagen as matron OF honor and
by Miss Marie Hoye, Roseville, her
cousin. and Mrs. Norman Grounds
as bridesmaids. The best man
was the groom's cousin. Lehman
Floury. Detroit, and the ushers
we're Nellis Carrier, Ypsilanti, and
Robert Griffith, Detroit, cousin OF
the bride.
The bride was charming in a
gown of white satin, with sweet
heart neckline outlined by broad
band OF white beads in effective, de-
sign. and long sleeves coming TO
a point over the hands. The dou-
BILE skirt OF white net extended
into = long train. The three TERED
finger tip net veil was caught into
a Juliet cap OF pearls. She wore
a single strand pearl necklace and
earrings, the gift OF the groom.
and carried a white prayerbook,
mounted by a white orchid and
with streamers of white satin tied
with knots OF white bebe chrysan-
themums. falling from its leaves.
The matron OF honor wore q
blue taffeta gown, its fitted bodice
having a round neckline. with satin
buttons down the front and cap
sleeves and being shirred into the
pleated full skirt at the waistline.
She wore long matching gloves and
a blue veil caught with a flower
from her bouquet OF yellow bebe
chrysanthemums to her hair. The
bridesmaids gowns OF yellow tat.
feta were fashioned like the ma
irons gown but their short wells
were yellow and their flowers
bronze bebe chrysanthemums tied
with bronze ribbons.
The wedding breakfast was serv-
ed to 80. the bridal party, at the
Farm Cupboard. lately re-opened,
with lavish pink and white gladio-
Ii decorations, and a song, the
Schubert Ave Maria" by Mrs. Rob
ert Exelby. accompanied by Miss
Shirley Exelby. Meanwhile the
other out Of town guests were serv.
ed q buffet luncheon at the Earle
home.
In the evening large reception
was given for the bridal couple at
Gilbert House, where bouquets of
flowers were lavishly used. For
this occasion Mrs. Earle wore a
handsome costume of black crepe
with wide yoke OF aqua crepe en-
broidered in silver. and q corsage
OF roses. Mrs. F7oury wore a
gown Of aqua crepe. The table was
centered with q f1ve-tiered we'd
ding cake. surmounted by dove
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01

elected chairman: Ernest RI
Plymouth. vice chairman;
Brandt. Dundee. recording q
tary; Forest Abner. TecuII
treasurer; Hugh Rich, Carson
master al arms.
The new officers were ms
by Grand vice Chancellor
Bull OF Deckerville and asi
their respective offices at o!
The next meeting will be
at Dundee Lodge No. zoo on 81
November 4.
Grand Vice Chancellor Buhl
a talk on the Grand Lodge mel
in Grand Rapids.
The work OF the Princes OF s.
cuse was discussed and Palaces
being planned by both DuI
Lodge No. 206 and Port II,
Lodge No. IS. Several other 10,
are also planning on forming
aces for the Princes OF Syrseus
their cities.
The knights OF Khorasssr
Dokiesp we're discussed and p
were made TO get at least 80 81
cations for membership and
a new temple in the eastern 9
There are only three other TEN
in the state.
A ceremonial Is TO be helt
Milan some time in November
the members Of FL Cairo Ter
OF Detroit and will be assisted
the members OF the Toledo 10
An invitation was extended
all present TO attend the fit
anniversary banquet OF N
Lodge Nov. at the Milan
School.
A light lunch was served by
members OF the Milan Lodge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Classmates at
GrooSbeck Home
For House Party

Miss Alice Groosbsck entertained
seven Of her classmates from Mich
igan State College for a week end
house party at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Groos-
beck. The guests, whose homes are
in Detroit, Toledo, Flint. Alpena,
Marshall and Durant. attended the
Michigan-Michigan State football
game in Ann Arbor, Saturday at.
ternoon, then came to the Groos.
beck home for dinner and over.
night. Some remained for dinner
Sunday and for the day. Miss Helen
Boutell, this city, was one OF the
guests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
PYTHIANS INSTALL NEW
OFFICERS IN MILAN SUNDAY

The first postwar meeting OF the
Eastern Michigan Pythian Area
Association was held at Milan
Lodge No. lss Sunday At the Pyth-
ian Castle Hall.
Lodges from Dundee, Milan, Ts-
cumseh. Carsonville, Port Huron
and Ypsilanh were represented.
Several were absent on account Of
the gas shortage.
Officers for the ensuing year
are A. e. Augustus. Ypsilanti, re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01

offless Moved
The Willow Run branch office OF
the Ypsilanti Family Agencies
Council has moved their office
from 1918 Midway Blvd. to 1851
Stamford Rd In Willow Village.
The change was effective Monday.
The new offices are located in the
same building with the County
Health Department offices for that
vicinity. Mrs. Jeanne Bass is case
worker there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
WILL MAKE HOME HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Z. Thomas Wilbur
and their two children, Richard
and Sharon. have returned to Ypsi-
lanti to make their home at 1885
Pearl St, after having been at
Dayton. o., for the past three
years, where Mr.. Wilbur was EN-
ploye1 as assist unit chief in the
Special Projects Laboratory Of the
Radio and Radar Division "a
Wright Field. Mr.. Wilbur VI
open a radio sales and service stq
in Ypsilanti soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Four Sisters Meet

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Christner had
full house last week end. -Four
sisters met in Ypsilanti, Miss Flora
Wolbach. R. N. Benton Harbor,
Mrs. Helen Koehler, Detroit, Mrs.
Christners Ypsilanti. Mrs. Rex Bart
lett and Mr.. Bartlett. Glendale,
Long Island; also their son, Pfc.
and Mrs. Walter Bartlett, Fort
Wayne, were guests. Saturday the
party will visit Mrs. Koehler In
Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Youth Fellowship

"The Sacrament OF Communion"
was the subject OF discussion OF
the Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sunday evening. Robert McDougall
led the discussion, and Barbara
Bachelor was worship leader. Az
ter the discussion the group re-
tired to the recreation room for re-
freshments and games. Georgina
Gilbert and Ruth Parker were the
refreshment COMMITTEES
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Honored at Banquet


Col. and Mrs. owen J. Cleary
were guests OF honor at the ban
quet in the Book-Cadillac Hotel,
Detroit. Saturday. following the an.
nual police field day. Col. Cleary as
colonel OF the state troops regl-
ment In the Detroit area has had
contact with the Detroit police
force IN many important cases.
Mrs. Louise Floury. Mrs. Leland
Benoit, Mrs. Della Ballard and Mrs.
Floyd Floury, Cheboygan, who
came for the Floury- Earle wedding
and have been visiting relatives In
this vicinity. were guests Sunday
evening with the newlywod Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Floury, at a family
dinner at the home OF Mrs. Fred
st. Antoine, the groom's sister, at
Detroit.
Mrs. Grace c. Mills, Ithaca, New
York. is visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Comstock.
Mrs. Mills is Mr.. Comstock's sister.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Ypsilanh Briefs
Money Stolen

Money Stolen
Dudley Wright, 4s41 Merritt Rd.,
reported Sunday that someone had
broken into his locker at the civ
gas plant, and removed S24 from
his wallet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01

Mrs. Joseph Thompson. Mrs. Al.
wood McAndrsw and Mrs. william
Bassett
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Rev. Paul Albery
Addresses Guild

The Wesleyan Guild OF the Meth
odist Church Sunday evening en-.
joyed q Fellowship supper and de-
votional service.
The Rev. Paul Albery spoke on
THE Power OF a Purpose" initial
ing a series on the theme "Explor-
ing Life" The leader Of the wor-
ship service was Mabel Rowlson.
with Ruthann Kortier assisting
william Caverly sang a lovely solo
from Mendelssohn's Elijah" Lyn-
da John and Eleanor Zeiger were
in charge Of the supper which was
served before the evening vesper
service.
Miss Rachael Houck and her
roommate, Miss Nancy Lame. Plea
SAINT Ridge, came from Michigan
State College and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lynn
Houck
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
DRIVE. WALK SAFELY

Traffic injuries In YpslIsnti AZ
Traffic Deaths This Year. a
Safety consists OF caution plus
good sense
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-01
Farewell Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hansen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Smith enter
tanned at a farewell party at the
Hansen's new home on Stanley ST.
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Woodruff, who are leaving to make
their home In Talladega, Alabama.
Modern and old time dancing were
enjoyed, a bountiful lunch was
served at a. m. the main feature
being a large three layer cake
decorated in green shamrocks and
Good Luck" written In white.
About 80 friends and relatives were
present
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt, Hill
man, were guests at the homo OF
their aunt, Mrs. Helen Homer. Sun
day Mrs. Hunt will undergo an op-
Grafton at the University Hospital.
Ann Arbor, Tuesday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

ton Jakob in njegovo sprem-
stvo posedli v sobici.
-. ."Tega ne bono zmogli!" je
zakrieal Timm Emiliji, ko je
planil v kuhinjo. ''Kaj! ze vsi
lonci ma ognju! Ne vem cesa
bi Sc najprej lotil! Gromska
strela, vendar!!"
"Kaj bodo jedi gospodje in
kdaj?"
"Ah, kasneje! Kasneje. Date
mi zdaj mir! Ne vem, kje Sc me
glava drzi. Fritzek! Deset litrov
v sobico, hitro! Pazi ma kozar-
ce! Ne rabbi jih! Reel Alfredu,
mai pride S kosaro k vodnjaku.
Dvajsetkrat tri ie sestdeset. Ne,
tudl zenske Sc craven? To je
sestdeset in stirideset je sto.
Cello jezero! kJe naJ Jlh wa
menu" 5,
Magic je obrnil peceno kokos.
Alfred, droben bled fant, je pri-
Sci S kosaro. =
"Pojdi k vodnjaku! Da! To je
dovolj, da hi elovek ponorel!
Pazi ma to raco, Emilia, "a od-
licne ljudi je, XII so Sc pripeljali
il Speuza. Gospod polkovnik
Christ in njegova druzba."
Zapustil je kuhinjo, sci skozi
sadovnjak, prerival Sc je med
stoli in miami, kinal ma desno
in levo, Sc potiskal naprej, opra-
viceval, Sc "a trenotek ustavil,
da je zasepetal kakemu gostu
ma uho nievreden dovtip. Smeh
mu je bill v nagrado, potem je
hitel dalje in je nazadnje prise]
do vodnjaka. Tam je prijel mre-
70, odkril je nekaj lesenih desk
potopil mrezo v kristalno bistro
vodo, nekoliko je pljuskal, obr'
nil rocaj in izvlekel kopico mr..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

golecih rib. Nato je jemal ribo;
"a ribo, vsako je udaril z roca-|
jem noza po glavi, jo prerezal
po dolgem in j palcem VI
enem sunku iztrgal drobovje.
eau bleu! Au bleu!" je dejal|
vsakokrat, ko je udaril noze-
vim roeajem po glavi. eau bleu|
stiri, au bleu pet, au bleu sest!
Alfred, zapomni 81 stevilo." In
spet je potopil mrezo v vodo.1
"Zadovoljiti Sc bodo morali ta-
kimi, kakrsne so. Vsekakor so
sveze, cetudi ne bodo v ponvi
skakale! Ne morem vsako po-
sebej ubiti, skuhati in pripravi-
ii. En- gros! Kaj pa hocejo? Au
bleu sedem, au bleu osem! Kma-
lu hi me ujela "a prst! Haha!
, Joggi, strelski kralj! .Au bleu
devet! Au bleu deset! We m i
mrezo, Alfred, in drzi kosaro
lepo pokonci!'
IL sobice je zadonel zbor mos
kin glasov:
Tam kjer gore strmijo
v neba obok razpet,
ljudje Sc veselijo,
tam je planinski svet.
Sc jutra ne mratijo
in noe sc ne temni,
ocem Sc neprikrito
nebeska luc smeji.
/ Sobico je napolnjeval gost mo.
der dim; veliki, z whom napol.
njeni vrci so krozili, obrazi sc
zareli dobre wolfe in zadovolj'
stva. Anton Jakob je postal pc
Fritzeka. Ko je Fritzek prisel
mu je dejal:
(Dalje prihodnjt6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED

ogenj! Wei je podobo, XII je
stala ma pisalni mizi.
"Terezika, moja srcno ljub-
ljena!" je sepetal. III 81 tako
cudna, skoraj bojim Sc te!"
Kakor ponorel je pritiskal
svoje ustnice ma fotografijo.
Glava Sc mu je povesila nazaj.
Docela je bill izmucen.
Medtem ko so mad nedolznimi
travniki zvizgale z nikljem oko-
vane krogle, medtem ko je An
ton Jakob cedalje vec zadel in
je lezal Gottfried Sixtus zlek-
njen ma svoji zofi, Sc je spreha-
jala Tereza po stezi skozi jesen-
ske gozdove. Stopala je magic in
oh vsakem koraku so Sc pozl-
bavali njeni boki. Obraz j je bill
otrpel kakor il marmorja iz'
klesana maska. Ia MO je skak'
| ljal, z gobcem tik oh tleh, pc
treh nogah izgubljen crn psicek
XII je bill last enega izmed ostro'
strelcev in je zgresil gospodar'
ia. Tereza sc nj zmenila zanj
Niti nj vedela, da je poleg ME
z emo tocko je Anton Jakot
zmagal in dobil lavorjev venec
z vencem strelskega kralja M
glavi, S karabinko preko desn<
rame je>korakal ma celu gam
skega strelskega drustva
"Medvedu". Sobe velike gostil
ne so bile ze po vecini polne. Bi
la pa je rjavo opazena sobica
nekaterimi stalnimi omizji il
dostop v ia mali prostor je bi
take dneve rezerviran izkljucnt
"a Antona Jakoba. 81 O. h AM
Timm!' je zakrical z mogocnin
glasom Anton Jakob, kakor hi
tro je prisel do dobro znanil
dvoriscnih vrat, kjer Sc je trl;
zdaj nagla in slavnostno razpo
lozena mnozica. "Johan Timm! !
Mojster Timm Sc je pojavil
predpasniku in zavihanih roka
vov.
"No, tn ze prihaja mas Han
zek!" je dejal Anton Jakob.
"Ja, "a vraga!' je zaklica
Timm, ko je zagledal lavorje'
venec ma glavi strelskega kra
liza. cali je to res? Ia bozjo vo
ljo!"
Vzleknil Sc je, vzbocil svo
ogromni trebuh, ga objel S svo
jima orjaskima, nabreklima sa
pama in prasnil v gigantski gro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

hot. skoraj YES obraz je izginil
"a orjaskimi usti, XII so zijale
kakor votlina. Timm Sc je tre-
sci cd pet do glave. Poskakoval
je z noge ma nogo; toda njegova
zavaljena stopala so bila tako
siroka in dolga, da nj mogel pa
sti. Njegovi dvojni podbradki
so sc napihnili, mahedrali so in
Sc tresl. Smehu nj bilo konca.
Nazadnje pa je vendarle poje-
njal z visokim stokajocim to-
nom in 81 obrisal S hrbtiseem
roke oci.
cali vas nj sram ?" sc je obr-
nil k mnozici ostrostrelcev "a
hrbtom Antona Jakoba. 'Zad-
ME case ste mnogo streljali S
svojimi gobci! Da! - Moje &C.
stitke, gospod upokojeni vladni
svetnik!"
Prisrcno ie stresel Antonu
Jakobu roko.
"Kje je kljue do mole sobi'
ce?" je vprasal Anton Jakob
"Nocoj imam goste. Gel kup
Bader pride tudi. In potem Sc
Binder in Knopfl, Mannei ir
Peter. Pojdi, odpri mojo sobi'
co.."
Obrnil Sc je.
"In zdaj, gospoda moja, bo
mo zaceli!"
Timm je stekel neverjetnt
kratkih, toda neverjetno naglif
korakov po hodniku.
"Emilija!" je krical, medten
ko je tekel. "Emilija! Fridalija
Josipina! Pridite! Gospodje pri
hajajo! o Jezus bog! &c imam
lie tudi dovolj postrvi! Pljucn;
pecenka Se! Krompir imamt
tudi!
Nekatere zenske, XII jih j
priklical njegov gromski glas
so prisle takoj, da bi slisale sc
stavo jedilnika, toda spet so ma
glo izginile, ker so jih nujn'
klicali drugi ljudje.
Timm m je odprl skripajoc
hrastova vrata sobice in sc po
klonil z vabljivo kretnjo.
Vprasajoce je pogledal Anto
ma Jakoba. Anton Jakob je pc
znal ia pogled, kakor. je pozns
: vse Timmove poglede.
"Da, koliko mas je?' je .oe
l. govoril. "Recimo, zaenkrat diva.
set. Da, hm! Prinesi zaenkra
deset litrov."
"Dobro! Toda, ali ne bost
> takoj jedli?"
"Ne, kasneje. Jedli bono zgt
raj v dvorani. Gospodje so pt
vabili svoje zenske."
"Jezes! Prava svatba!" ie z;
klical Timm in izginil skozi st
sednja vrata, medtem ko so Al
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

"Da, kaj ne," je aejal Bader
in potrkal Antona Jakoba po
ramenu. "Ce INA nekdo pognati
bikecu kroglo v oko in pride ma
drugi strani tako ven, da clo-
vek niti ne We, odkod je prisla,
dokler mu ne pojasni mesar
Haha' Haha! To je Sc tezje!
Ali ne?"
Vecina je razumela namiga.
vanie in sc je smejala. Anton
Jakob 81 je obrisal cello in Sc tu-
di smejal.
Gottfried, XII je nekaj casa 60
voril gruco moskih, Sc je obr-
nil in ugledal, da njegov oce
pazljivo pogleduje k MENU.
"Cestitam," je rekel. "Ko bi
lie tudi JAZZ mogel streljati."
NO potem vzemi karabin-
ko in poskusi enkrat."
me! Osmesil hi Sc. zda j
grem."
"Tako, tako! I'll ze odhajas ?"
ie vprasal Anton Jakob gla-
som, XII je zvenel zelo nejevolj-
no. "Toda do vecerje hos do
MAJ"
"Zvecer bonn donna"
"Tako, tako! HIM! No, da!!'
Anton Jakob Sc je utrujeno
ozrl.
Him! Potem pa lie pojdi!" je
dejal in skoraj mic nj prikriva]
zanicevanja.
Pokimala sta drug drugemu.
Gottfried je zapustil pozorisce
slavja in odsel domov. Zakleni!
je vrata, iztegnil Sc po zofi in
prekrizal roke ma prsih. Samo-
ia, locitev cd ljudi, to je bile
vse, cesar 81 je zelel. Proc cd
ljudi! Biti sam izobiljem svo-
jega koprnjenja po Terezi! Kje
je neki zdaj? Zadnje case sc ga
je izogibala. Cudno ga je pogle'
dovala ,kakor bi ga osurnlJaa
Popolnoma prav je imela. ce je
pricakovala otroka, nj mogla
enostavno reel, da je njegov
Seveda ne. Vendar je bill ME
gov. Prisegla je! Ne, tega nj ra-
zumel, kaj Sc je zadnje case do
gajalo v njeni glavi. Bal Sc je
je, popolnoma je bill zmeden
All! Toda kaksna usta! Kaksnc
cudezno telo! Lezati v teh ro'
kah! Kaksna strast! .Kaksen
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