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Z
son and marked the seventeenth
Cub decision in 10 games with the
Reds.
A crowd of 17,043, including Com
missioner A. B. Happy" Chandler,
saw AL Libke smash 400-foot hon.
err over the center field wall in the
first inning of the second game to
give the Reds one-run lead that
held until the sixth.
Joe Bowman, loser to the Cubs
in two previous starts, pitched shut
out ball until the sixth when A.
Unser dropped Harry Lowrey's
third strike and the Chicago left
fielder was safe at first. Phi
Cavarretta followed with a single
and moved to second as Lowrey
reached third safely on the throw
Pinch hitter Heinz Becker ther
pounded out a game-winning two
run single.
Cavarretta had a field day If
the opener as Cubs raked three
Red pitchers for % hits. Fou1
singles and triple off the bat o:
the Chicago first sacker sent home
five runs.
Howard Fox, the Reds starter
lasted just five innings, yielding
seven runs on IL hits. Vern Kenne
dy held the league-leaders score
less in the sixth and seventh, bu
after he was lifted for a pinch
hitter, rookie Andy Modak gave w
seven hits and five runs in thu
next two frames. Elmer Riddle fin
ally retired the Cubs after they
had scored three runs and had one
out in the ninth.
Cincinnati blasted Paul Erickson
from the mound with a four-rur
rally in the seventh but he recei>
ed credit for the victory, his sixth
of the season.
1
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ms, this year, beat the Tigers, sss a.
with a three run nint6 in y, 10 :
ly in the nightcap after 1' tus ral
opener, II to s. sodns tn
Les Mueller, making HI.
appearance since his ms s af's
stretch at Philadelphia two ,S naGa
ago. shut out the sox until ono WEEKS vs
out in the ninth inning of the w, wa'
ond game. Va '''e Sec
Then Morris Hockett and y.
Mlchaels ripped off singles c. .aa
er Mike fresh singled TO c c'ssI
Tor one run. Michaels scored i' ~
tying run on bad throw su III, he
Treash reached third. Joe ors, sna
running for Treash, scored "s0
Wally Moses single to ripb. 0 -, on
followed. e'' mat
The Chicago runs were IN.
scored off Mueller in "a innings 'l q,
last Is % innings of tn. 10 ~ M
-: s, ne pllcheo against the A,
in the 24-inning tie, July 20 ,I,s y
having been scoreless. "N'
The Tigers emerged from ~.
batting doldrums to knock out 'I AN
Dietrich for 81 lead BY scor D..
IN each of the first four innjnss 3
the opener, one OF the seven . hi. IT..
off the bespectacled right.h,n ,lss
being Hank Greenberg's fifth
homer with one on in the s,ird 1i III
ming. Rudy York hit his ,evsn NJ,
homer in the nightcap. "''
The Chicagoans tied III. s,..
game score when Leroy sch, IsS.
Texas League single drove in ina "A.
second pair of runs in the sixth j ;O
ming afer Kerby Farrell had ,in in, .,s
IN two and then kayoe Di7,v
Trout and continued against Fran,
(Stubby) Overmlre for anot %a
four run splurge in the sevenn !,
was Trout's ninth defeat ssair,,
II victories. S''s'
The Sox now have played egst
sunday double-headers at Comistsesr,
Park this year and swept them ii
two from Detroit and one from
each OF the other clubs. They hav y,.
won four straight from the Tjger,
(First Game) o>'''
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Winter Park Downs
Hampstead Nine, 6-5

HAMPSTEAD, Aug. 5.-The Win
ter Park nine, Of near Wilmington,
won their second victory from the
Hampstead team here this after
noon 6-5.
Duncan Futrelle was the heavy
hitter for Winter Park, getting
home run in the fourth that
brought in West and Horton. Flu
trelle also was given credit for two
two-base hits.
E. T. Aud, hurting for Winter
Park, allowed only five hits.
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Errors: Colman. Handley Adams. Runs
5atted in-Sanders 3, Adams 2 Marion
5. Bergsmo. O'Dea. Gionfriddo q Salkeld.
Two base hits-Rebel 2. Verban, Handley,
Sanders 2. Salkeld. Home run Gionfrid-
do. Sacrifice-C. Barrett Double plays
Sewell. Barnhart and Colman, Verban,
Marion and Sanders; Marion. Verban and
Sanders. Left on bases-st. Louis Is.
Pittsburgh T. Bases on balls-Butcher l.
Sewell A. Strikeouts-C Barrett 3, SeweIl
2 Hits off Butcher in innings; Sewell
Is in T. Hit by pitcher by Sewell fVer-
Butcher. Umpires-Henline, Jorda, Rear
den and Goetz Time 1852.
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The summary:
Errors: Crosetti Runs batted in: Etten,
Siebert 4: Stirnweiss, Kell (Grimes scor-
ed on a passed BALL Busch. Two base
hits-stirnweiss. Martin, Robinson, Sic
bert. Three Base hits -siebe1t. sacri-
fices: Martin, Crosetti 2. Double plays
Etten, Crosetti and Etten. Left on bases:
New York 9; Philadelphia 6. Bases on
balls-Newsom 4, off Dubiel ;; hol.
cornbe /. Hits off Dubiel i'll S innings;
off Holcombe 0 in 2; off Turner in i.
Hit by pitcher by Newsom (CrosettD;
Passed ball-George. Losing pitcher-Du-
biel. Umpires-Berry, Jones and Hub
bard. Time-2 ~.
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Errors: Hack. Runs batted hutchinson,
Lowrey. Cavarretta. 5. Pafko 2. Nichol-
soa. Merullo 2. Williams, Clay 2. Libke
II. Two base hits-Hack 3, Clay. Upton.
Three base hits-Cavarretta. Home run
Merullo. Sacrifices johnson, Erickson.
Double plays-Hack, johnson and Cav
arretta, Mesner and Mccormick. Left OIL
bsses-Chicago 13, Cincinnati 9. Bases
On balls-Erickson 4, Fox 2 Kennedy
|, Modak l. Strikeouts- Erickson 4, Der
ringer g Hits-off Erickson in %
innings; Derringer 3 in 1-3; Fox IL in
5. Kennedy in 2. Modak Z in 1-3, Rid
Gle In %. Winning pitcher-Erickson.
Losing pitcher-Fox. Umpires- Sears,
Barr and Dunn. Time-2:15
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One Armed Cridder
Makes Bid For Team

ATHENS. Ca, Aug. s. R -
Chester Fletcher of Alabama City,
Ala, despite the loss Of an arm,
is making a strong bid for place
on Georgia's football team this
year.
Fletcher, trying for guard slot,
is rated good enough to get into
action as a substitute and with
some experience he might break
In as starter. He weighs ITO.
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Errors: Grimes, Hall. Runs batted in
Kell, Busch, Hall 2, Grimes. Etten, ROBIN
son. Two base hits-Siebert, kell Meth
eny Derry, Robinson. Home run-Etten
Sacrifice-Flores 2. Double plays--Hall
Buhch and siebert; siebert, Busch and
siebert. Left on bases-New York >:
Philadelphia 5. Bases on balls-Flores 2;
strikeouts-Bevens 4. Hits-off Bevens
6 in innings Page in /: Flores IN
8 %; Berry 0 in 1-3 inning. winning
pitcher-Flores. Losing pitcheI-beVenss
1Trnnires. Jones Hubbard and Berry At
tendance 25.31e Tire-1:47.
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GIANTS CAPTURE
TWO FROM PILLS

NEW YORK, 4--.g. 5.-P)-Danny
Gardella's home run I'm the 18th
inning with Whitley Lockman on
base gave the New York Giants a
AZ nightcap victory and a clean
sweep of their doubleheade- with
the Philadelphia Phillies today. Bill
Voiselle famed II in the opener to
win 14-5 aided by an eight-run
Giant sixth inning.
(FirSt Game, :
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CHURCH DEDICATED

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 5.-RA
The Swedish church's first temple
in South America was dedicated
today in ceremonies conducted by
Bishop David forster Ysander of
ViSby, Sweden.
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Errors: Cliff, Lake 2. Runs batted in
Kuhel 2. Newsome. Binks. Lewis 2 Two
base hits-Kuhel Case Three base hits
Evans, Kuhel. Sacrifices-Holnn, Wyatt.
Left on bases-Boston s. Washington T..
Bases on balls-Hausmann 2, ". john
son l. Struck out-by Wolff 6. Hits off
Hausmann 10 in 1-3 innings; off ".
johnson ini1 2-s. Losing pitrher-Hsus-
mann. Umpires-Rommel. Pasarrella and
MCGOWAN. Time: 1889. Attendance 29,112
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WIN STATE TITLE

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 5.-P-
Post SO, representing the Norfolk
American Legion Juniors captured
the state title here this afternoon,
routing Post "a of Alexandria, IL
to 2.
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Errors: Lombard, Kerr. Chapman. Runs
batted in-Jurges. Lockman 2. Powell
Vuiselle 2, Hausmann. OFT. 4, Gardella 2
lombard 2. Andrews 2. Flager, DiMaggio.
Two base hits-Lockman, Antonelli. Pow
ell, DlMaggio, Andrews Home run
Left on Observation-Disclosures II, New York
I. Bases on balls-Schanz 6. Voiselle 8,
Mcnteagudo 2, Sproull @ Strikeouts -
Voiselle II. Scianz 1, Sproul 1. Hits off
schsnz il, i-3 innings; Monteagudo 3
iii 0: sproull 3 in 2-3: Leon Q in 1. Wild
pitch-Schanz. Losing pitcher Schanz.
Umpires-Conlan, Borgess. and Pinelli.
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zBatted for urges in 9Th.
zzBatted for Brewer in 10th.
zzzRan for lombard in 10th.
Score by innings: Ann =
philadelphia -- 100 0 OOO aoo ooo - -
New York $4,000 vi oou ooo ooo
Error: Kluttz. Runs batted 1n-Was-
dell, Kerr, Lockman. Daniels, Gardelia
q Two base hits-Lockman q Home runs
5 Kerr, Gardella Stolen bases. DiMag-
- sio, Treadway. Left on bases-Phi!adel-
:. phia 8; New York 7. Bases on balls
= Brewer 3; Barrett 4; Karl l. Strikeouts
: Barrett 2; Brewer 4; Adams 2. Hits
off Barrett S In 9 innings; Karl in
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National League
DIVIDE
BILL WITH CARDS

PITTSBURGH, Aug. S. Up "A
seven-run uprising in the sixth
helped Pittsburgh to a 1875 win
over the St. Louis Cardinals in the
second game of today's double
header after the Pirates dropped
the opener, 1913. A Sunday crowd
of 22,208 watched the contest.
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BETTING RECORD

REVERE, Mass, Aug. 5.-WR-
A new American betting record for
dog racing was established last
night at Wonderland Park when
$4,000 spectators wagered $685.
1886 for the 10-race program, it was
announced today.
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Since nuts absorb moisture, they
should be placed in boiling water
for few minutes before adding
them to cake or bread dough.
Otherwise they will make the fin.
ished product dry.
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xBatted for Overmire in 9th.
XxBatted for Mclaughlin in 9th.

The summary.
Errors: Webb, York, Mclaughlin. Run,
batted in: Mayo, Cullenbine, GreenheIi
S, York, Swift 2, Moses, Farrell 3; schil
2, Dickshot, Baker, Michaels 3, Johnsoh'
Two base hits-Cullenbine 2, York, Hook
EFT, Michaels. Home run GreenoeIl'
Sacrifices-Maier. Cramer, Hockett, Lei!
on bases-Detroit 10; Chicago 9. Bases on
balls: Trout 3, Dietrich 2, johnson y
Strikeouts: Trout 2, Overmire !, Dietrea
3, johnson /. Hits-off Trout u in ~
innings; Overmire 3 in 2-3; Mclaughlin
2 in l inning; Dietrich in 4; johnson
5 in S. Passed balls: Swift. Winning
pitcher-Johnson. Losing pitcher-Irou'
Umpires: Pipgras. Grieve. Time: ALL At
tendance (estimated( 10000.
(CAcnrd Canal
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Errors: Unser. Runs batted in-Bseker
Libke Two base hit--Lowrey. Home
rim Libke. Sacrifice: Passeau. Dounie
piay-Miller, Williams and McCoinickx'
Left on bases-Chicago D. I n.c!,lnate
BASES on Balls-Bowman 2. StrlKeoots-
P Pssss 4, bowman 3 Umpires-Barr,
nunn and Sears. Time: $50. Attendance
| 1903
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Peanut butter need not be stored
in the refrigerator but should be
kept well covered and stirred oc.
casionally to help distribute oil
and prevent drying.
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8 2-3; Brewer in 10; Adams in 3.
HIT by pitcher, by Barrett tLockman) !.
Wild pitch-Brewer. Winning pitcher
Adams. Losing pitcher-Karl Umpires-
Boggess, Pinelli and Conlan. Time-2:41.
Attendance 1886 paid.
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WASHINGTON

yBatted for Terrell in 9th.
IRAN for Layne in 9Th.
Score by innings:
Boston 101 001 OIL 900 0o-4
Washington 900 1O1 OIL 900 01-5
The Summary:
Errors: Helm. Nlns batted in-John-
son. Mcbride, Binks, Newsome, Kuhel
Metkovich, Myatt Lewis. Two base hits:
Myatt, Lake. Stolen bases: La Forest,
Metkovich 2, Johnson, Binks, Myatt 2
Sacrifices: Lewis, Guerra z. Double
plays: Cliff, Myatt and Kuhel; Torres,
Wyatt and Kuhel; La Forest and Camilli;
La Forest and Newsome; Lewis and
Kuhel. Left on bases: Boston u. Wash
inRton 10. Bases on balls: off Woods 4,
Leonard 6; Ryba 2, Heflin I. Strikeouts:
Leonard 4. Woods 2. Haefner 2. Hits
off Woods in innings: off Ryba in 8
2-3. Off Barrett in Ia; off Helm 2
fncne out in 14thl in l. Hit by pitcher
by woods lewis. Winning pitcher -
Haefner. Losing pitcher Helm. Um-
pires: MCGOWAN, Rommel and Pasarel-
ia. Time: 3:07 Attendance 291i2.
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PROBABLE PITCHERS

PROBABLE PITCHERS
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-{P- Probable
pitchers for tomorrow's Major League
games with won and lost records in
parenthesis:
American League
Detroit at Chicago (2)-Benton Q0-2)
and Eaton (3-D VS.. Lopat (7-8) and
HUMPHREYS (4-8).
Cleveland at St. Louis (2)-twi-night
-Gronaek 12-6) and Center 800 VS..
Kramer (8-10) and Jakucki Q0-8).
Only games scheduled.
National League
Brooklyn at Boston-Seats go VS..
Tobin (9-14)
St. Louis at Pittsburgh-Roe (7-9) VS..
Donnelly (6-9) or Jurisich Q-2).
Only games scheduled.
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Busher Strikes Nearer
ALT ime Money Record
Rv CHARLES DUNKLEY

CHICAGO August equine glamour girl Of the 1915
racing today within striking dis
Flights aime winning record for les OF
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THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR WILMINGTON, N. c.
Cubs Beat Reds Twice
AS Passeau Wins 18th

CINCINNATI Aug 5lclaude Passeau Rltchsd hyeht bal
today to give Chicago FL victory Cnclnna m the mghcap
doubleheadr after the the 1 The triumph
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Farmers own more than 5,0O0,-
600 Of the $4,000, 900 registered mo-
tor vehicles in the United States.
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Chicago Sunday unch
Reduces Detroit Lead

CHICAGO, Aug 5-tR-The Detroit Tigers league lead u
protect their record of winning Sunday home
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Johnnie Wilbourne, first Pirate
pitcher to 60 against big Lacquer
this season, who technically de-
feated Max Lanier in the Ameri-
can Legion stadium Saturday night
as the Personnel Center of Fort
Bragg was licked rs before ar
overlooking stadium. Although
Winbourne was given credit for the
victory, Lanier's catcher, Sgt. Le-
Roy Spell, of Roseboro, was I'M
able to hold the hot serves OF the
former St. Louis Cardinal ace, let
ting ten 60 past him. Lanier retail
ated somewhat by catching four
Pirates off the first sack.
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The Sports Trail
By WHITNEY MARTIN

Whitney Martini soldier-ahlete Of World War l. is max
ing tour of u S. Europe inspecting the Armys
athletic program)
only three learned to drive expert
tn horn as weaving vehicle through the amazing assert
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1OLdlS
XBattedf or Lee in 9th.
xxRan for fresh in 9Th.
xxxBatted for Papish in 9Th
Score by innings: "a, 1t,
Detroit o00 Voo nv
Chicago -- VVo VVO wv
Errors: YORK outlaw. Michaels. - Ss,
batted in-Mayo. York, Noes, i Hsr,
Two base hits-Richaros' 1 MGe.tt-' nouo.
run-York. Stolen bases-HocKe'' D y. !,
play-Hoover, Mayo and York lie, LEI !.
bases-Detroit 10; Chicago 8. l nes.s
bslls-off Mueller /, Lee 3. S,rl1 Hs:.
by Mueller /; Lee 4; Paplsh IN
off Lee in innings; Papisn -, .
Winning pitcher Papish. o III s.vr
Grieve and Pipgras. Time 2'Oz' '-''
dance (officiaD -17,152.
Young tender carrots neeo ~! ~
enough water to prevent ,Hs,
sticking to the pan while cooA|,s'
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STANDINGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National IAaaua

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Philadelphia So, New York 14-4.
st. Louis los, Pittsburgh 3-l2.
Brooklyn IL, Boston o-1O.
Chicago 1873, Cincinnati 81.
American League
New York 3-3, Philadelphia Ga,
Cleveland SO. st. Louis $40.
Boston ~, Washington SIS.
Detroit 80, Chicago 1913.
International Learue
Montreal 81, Jersey City 80,
Rochester ST, Baltimore l-8.
Syracuse 80, Buffalo 20.
Newark 80, Toronto "a.
American Association
Kansas City 81. Toledo ST.
Milwaukee 10, Columbus 4-1o.
st. Paul 1872, indianapolis ST,
Louisville "A, Minneapolis 20,
Southern Association
Atlanta 1872, Little Rock FL.
Chattanooga As, Memphis 80.
Mobile So, Birmingham 40.
Nashville 2-10, New Orleans 80.
Piedmont League
Roanoke 8, Lynchburg 4.
Richmond liza, Newport News 0-3,
Norfolk 8-3, Portsmouth Al.
STANDINGS
NEW YORK, Aug. 5. Up Mai
League standings, including all Sunda.
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American League

NEW YORK, Aug. 5. -tF9 Major
League standings, including all Sundays
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xBatted for Bevens in 9th.
xxBatted for Stainback in 9Th.
xxxBatted for Crosetti in 9Th.
xxxxRan for Robinson in 9Th.
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Piedmont Leaxus
STANDINGS

Roanoke 8, Lynchburg 4.
Richmond ia, Newport News 0-3.
Norfolk 8-3, Portsmouth A..
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BOSTON

xBatted for Hol min 9Th.
xxBatted for Barrett in 18th.
aNone out when winning run scored
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Mali oglasi
.Isce Sc

8 ali 4 sobe v okolici St. Clair
Ave. in E. IS St. Ia zaposle-
no dvojico. Poklicite po $50
uri zvecer. EN- 1858.
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strah pred nenadnim odkritjem.
Njena zilava VOLTA, XII je bila
obenem pod visokim pritiskom
v sluzbi strasti, nj nikdar splah-
nela v obcutek varnosti ali brez-
skrbnosti. In kakor nitro je BIZ
la v svoji sobi, zaprta in zakle-
njena, je bila svobodna. Magic
Sc je slekla v bledi jutranji svet-
lobi in legla. In bila je lepa.
"Sveta Tereza!" je sepetala
svoji zrcalni .podobi. g.
Medtem je postopal Gottfried
med polji v velikem loku okoli
tihega, dremotnega. Cana in je
dospel po stranski stezi do hise.
Sci je v svojo sobo in Sc vrgel
ma svojo veliko, usnjato zofo,
da bi omoticno prespal preosta-
lie nocne ure.
Pri srcu mu je bilo, kakor da
stojijo vsi kazalci usode MENU
v prid. Njegov ponos je rasel:
zdelo Sc mu je kakor bi bill
skrivni ljubimec kraljice.
Kakor nitro sc je zmracilo, so
Sc prvega augusta zvecer usuli
prebivalci Cana il svojih do
mov,. da bi gledali kresove. Kma-
lu so zadostili svojemu poze-
ljenju po slavnostih, kajti ma
skali svetega Fridolina Sc je po-
kazal rdec madez in malo kas-
neje je zaplapolala celia vista
rdecih pix po gorskih slemenih
in ma planini. Pc ulicah so zazi-
gall mia denici pokalice. Pri
"Medvedu" in pri "Kroni" so sc
gnetle zejne duse. Igrala je tu-
di godba: gamska "Konkordija"
je bilo trdo ma delu in Maksimi-
lijan, start hromec IL Arnisbod-
ma, je sedel ma pragu pri Med
vedu', igral je ma veliko harmo-
niko in zabaval gosto krdelo
poslusalcev veselimi in ljubav-
mimi pesmi. Tobakov dim Sc ie
vlekel v gostih progah preko
miz.
Anton Jakob je prisel S Tere-
20 cd "Medveda". Rad bi 81 "a
devo "nekoliko ogledap'. Tudi
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Sc mu je tam ponudila krasna
priloznost, da Sc je lahko po-
stavil Terezo. Nj sc branila
stopiti v stare gostilno, nasprot-
no zabavalo jo je. Anton Jakob
81 je nadel svoj najbolj osaben
izraz, kajti MUM prihod je vzbu-
dill najvecjo pozornost.
cali greva zdaj domov?" je
vprasal Terezo.
Prvi august! Uzil ga je, toda
drugi je bill zanj Sc mnogo bolj
vazen.
Tereza je skomizgnila z rame-
nj. Men obraz je bill otrpel, hla-
den in mrsav. Korakala sta po-
easi proti domu in molcala.
Gottfried je bill re tri dni od-
soten; nagovarjala ga je k temu
potovanju in prvic je bila hva-
LENA nebu, da ga nj bilo. Kljub
temu pa so bile med tenn, ko je
sla z Antonom Jakobom domov,
vse meme misli pri Gottfriedu.
"Kdo We, &c cuti, da sem v mi
slih pri njem?" je premisljeva-
la.
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Anton Jakoh j je stisnil 70.

Anton Jakoh j je stisnil ro-
ko.
"Deklica," je rekel, "ali pa
tudi nisi pozabila, da pricne no.
col 0 polnoci drugi august, ko-
nee najinega posta. Ali YES, kaj
to pomeni?"
me nocoj" je nitro zaklica-
la. "sele jutri."
"Ne, deklica, nocoj! Ha ha!
Ne mores Sc izogniti."
Telesna boleeina jo je presi-
Mia.
"Bomo videli."
"Ti 81 moja ljuba, mala, de-
klica!' j je zasepetal.
cali nisi videla, kako SO te
pri "Medvedu" vsi ogledovali ?
Ha! hal" Stopala sta pod zvezd-
natim nebom. Ognji SO plapo-
lali 20 visinan in kasno v noe
so ljudje slavili in hrumeli po
cestah. Res, kdksna nee!
(Dalje prihodmT6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED

prlroda poganJa napreJ. Una Je
povzrocila, da sta bila kakor
bogova. Laskala Sc jima je, po-
lagala je preko njunega greha
blesteco kopreno. z njenim vpli-
vom so Sc jima razprsili posled-
Mi drobci moralne vesti.
Sestajala sta sc navadno ko-
maj deset minut cd hise, oh ro-
bu gozda, ma polju, XII je leza-
10 proc cd steze. Tam je tekel
majhen kakor kristal cist potok
v drobnih kaskadah po skalna-
ii strugi in poleg MEGA je bila
v tleh z gostim grmovjem prera-
scena kotanja.
In tam sta lezala, drug oh
drugem, tesno prizeta, molce,
del zemlje. Cricek je scrkal oh
! basu zaljubljene zabe, voluhar
| je pritekel k potoku in z blesce-
cimi oemi bljil v.cudovita love-
Ska orjaka. Ali pa je vrsel pre-
ko vode parek izpreminjastih
ponocnih metuljev, svatovsko je
vlekel po zraku samico vrtogla-
vi samec. Niti lunini zarki MISC
prodrli v ia skriti koticek. Bila
sta sama. In tam je neko noe
priznala Tereza Gottfriedu, da
gotovo pricakuje otroka.
"Ljubcek," je sepetala, "tvoj
je. Prisegam ii, lie tt, nihce dru-
gi, tt! tt! til"
Lezal je kakor omamljen, sr-
ce mu je burno bilo.
''Ti prisezes
Svecano je pritrdila.
20 bogH je dejal. "Zdaj 81
popolnoma moja. Da, zdaj te lju-
bim Sc tisockrat bolj!"
Smehljala Sc je in prizela svo-
je lice ma njegov obraz.
Torej jo ljubi Sc bolj kakor
je prieakovala! Zaprla je oci
in njene. solze so kapljale ma
njegovo lice. In ko je zacutil te
solze, Sc je ljubezen v njegovem
:: ksreu podvojila, Sc tesneje jo je
prizel k sebi in njegove solze so
sc pomesale z njenimi.
Tako sta lezala drug oh dru-
gem, dokler Sc nj priplazil bledi
svet liza zobate gore in Sc je "a
blescalo v potoku prvo zarenje
dneva. Prepojena bolestjo sta
Sc locila in Tereza je stekla hi
trih korakov domov.
Zamisljeno so strmele njene
oci, zasopla SC bila njena plju-
ca. V kuhinji 81 je sezula cev-
lie in Sc splazila po stopnicah
navzgor do hrastovih vlat svoje
sobe. Nato je izvlekla kljuc, XII
je visel ma svileni vrvici med
njenimi prsmi, in Sc je povrnila
v svoje ujetnistvo. Nikdar nj
napak stopila. IL njenega neu-
trudnega duha nj izginil nikdar