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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-24

muskmelons. wa,ermaian
kins and squash. ''>' pump
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-24

VACATED-Nearly all Of the big
desks in the department of consei-
walton and development were vacat-
ed Saturday morning, as top-fIight
officials left 10 attend the fall meet
ing OF the C&D boar5 at Andrews.
In addition to the formal sessions
al Andrews the board members and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

round up Of the German under sea
fleet in the North Atlantic, tied up
at Portsmouth to disgorge Luft-
waite General Lieutenant Ul-ich
Kessler, several Luftwaffe lesser
lights, three unidentified men ir
civilian clothes, eight submarine
officers and crew of 40 men.
The bodies of two japanese
which were reported by the Navy
aboard the underseas boat when il
radioed its surrender from a point
500 miles off Greenland while Eli
route to Japan, were nos ABOARD
Navy officers said they apparently
had been buried at sea after com
hitting hari-kari.
Kessler said nothing as he reach
the dock but the U-234's skipper
Johans Heinrich Fehler, declared tt
Coast Guard officer: your mer
treated me like a gangster.'
That's just what you are" the
Coastguardsman, 1t. Charles Wins
low of Portland, Me-, replied, get
off"
Three other German subs have
been brought to Portsmouth this
week.
The U-234 also carried German
aviation plans. The contents Of the
bales of records were not disclosed
by U. S. Naval Intelligence officers
The Nazis were whisked away il
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

Shanghai. She was interned by the
Japanese and repatriated on the
Gripsholm in December 1913.
Mrs. L. E. Blackman, North
Carolinian by birth, she went to
China in 1922 under appointment
of the Foreign Mission board. She
taught in Mission High schools in
Yangchow and Shanghai and later
in the University of Shanghai.
Mrs. j. C. Powell was appointed
by the Foreign Mission Board of
the Southern Baptist convention to
work in Africa. She has been as
sociated with her husband in
evangelistic work at Shaki, Niger
ia, West Africa, most of the time
since 1919 She and her husband
were among the passengers aboard
the S. S. Fam Fam, when it was
torpedoed on voyage to Africa.
Home missionaries who will
speak, besides DR.. Plainfield are
DR.. Richard K. Redwine, home
missionary. First Baptist church,
Mt. Airy. Mrs. Lois Heath, field
representative of the Home Mis-
sion Board, DR.. Earl L. Brady,
state missionary.
The schools will be conducted
each night 8:15 o'clock in the fol-
lowing church:
First, Temple, Calvary, Sunset
Park, Carolina Beach, Winter Park,
Seagate, Maffitt Village, Taber-
nacle and Wrightsboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
NAN SUB CAPTAIN
COMMITS SUICIDE

BOSTON, May 19.-P-A Ger
man submarine commander COM
mite suicide in a Boston prison
today shortly before a ''gewa1f;
general and crewmen of another
surrendered surnbersible, the huge
U-234 walked ashore at Ports
mouth, N. H., Navy Yard.
Captain-Lieutenant Fritz Stein
hoff, commander of the U-783 which
was brought to Portsmouth four
days ago, punctured a wrist artery
with part Of an eyeglass he smash
ed in his Charles street jail cell,
the First Service Command said.
Steinhoff and other members OF
his crew were lodged in the civil
ian Jail temporarily pending trans
fer to a prisoner of war camp.
The 1600-ton U-234, much the
largest Of the U-boats brought to
U. S. ports and a prize catch in the
for the Atlantic Coast Line rail-
road company prior to entering the
service in February, 1912. He has
served in the European theater for
more than "a months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Major {. D. Williams
Awarded Bronze Star

Major Charles D Williams, g.
mas been awarded the Bronze Star
IN Belgium, according to recent
announcement received here. Op.
eratlons officer with a Ninth Al,
rorce Service Command unit, Ma.
]or. Williams was awarded the me-
aal Tor Exceptionally meritoriou:
service during an extended perioc
OF operations in France.
Major Williams devised method:
OF accomplishing movements o:
supplies BY motor transportation
under battle conditions and pre-
pairing logistical data which prov
ed invaluable in the hauling O.
crlucal Ninth Air Force supple:
and equipment.
Keeping fighter and medium
Bomber airstrips within range o.
the enemy, moving ground eche
Ions, keeping bases supplied with
bombs and ammunition and fuel,
and maintaining a constant flow
OF ali types of supplies to forward
bases as Major Williams job.
Son OF Mrs. Bess G. Williams
2l0 Brookwood avenue, Major vii
'bams had been a freight agenr
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
HI-Y MINSTREL
WELL RECEIVED

A large audience Friday night
laughed to the antics of the per.
formers of the 31st annual Hi-Y
minstrel, as it unfolded on the
stage of the New Hanover High
school auditorium.
High spots of the show were
Walter Goldberg's rendition of a
drunk who wanted all the whiskey
in the world to be dumped into
the sea, so that he could join the
Navy in a submarine division fol
adverse reasons, and Miss Elsie
Corbett's swooning to the Groom
ing of Bobby Melton, as he rem
dered, Il Dream Of YOU
Irl Sell, John King and Calvin
Billiard also furnished many OF
the laughs, as they argued with
MIR. Interlocutor, Bill Peters.
Rounding out the show were the
good performances by the support
ing cast.
The Hi-Y minstrel is one of the
main features of the Boys Work
division, under the general direc-
ton of Secretary Russell H. Cau-
dill, of the Wilmington YMCA. The
show was Under the direction of
John Bum, senior advisor to the
Hi-Y. Earl Brown directed end-man
routine, "Scotty'' Sinclair the mus
ic and Norman Collins the after
piece. Irwin Bobbitt was business
manager.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
REVERSED

According to Greensboro
Daily Record article, the u.s.
ual order is reversed in the
case of Major William Corbett,
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Corbett, of Wilmington.
His young daughter Betsy
says "Mister E i c h e b erger
works for DADDY" "Mister
Eichelberger" being General
r. L. E.chelberger. Majo Cor
bett is serving on his staff on
Leyte.
His wife, the former Eliza
beth Benbow, and three-year-
old Betsy, reside with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Benbow,
in Greensboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
BAPTIST MISSION
SCHOOL PLANNED

coboo] of Missions will open IN
"A o ;noton today with two of the
wl VI. tnreign missionaries here for
SIX [ occasion and one of the four
the c,,iesionaries addressing con-
home asti ions in various Baptist
ste t'sehes throughout the city. The
cnms i extends through Friday.
sc NJ. Henry Hudson Mcmillan,
. "; to China for 30 years,
ms ~ sneak at Calvary Baptist
I ssurch in the morning and the ne Sun IN
cot. cot Park Baptist church IN 'he al
ternoon 1rortb caro1;na d.
, a ilI was graduated from
MEN, Forest college, and became
Nan eina1 Of Fruitlan Institute. He
p. ,aid his masters degree in
n.oloov from the Southern Baptist
T1,saologjcal Seminary in 1913, and
l In' electorate in theology from the
NJ, MO- school in 1920 during fur
; ssn His life's work has been at
soochow, directing the activities
o :, tho Goodwill Center, the chapels
VI Vi In o,,tstations and general evange-
, Sss work. Associate secretary
. ~ tho Chinese Baptist Convention
=. " Kianksu Province, he was one
" ', +be missionaries interned are
s O. by the japanese and re-
oatriated in late 1943:
nr Francis Pugh Lide, mission
.rv Of the Southern Baptist con-
r uey since 1920, will speak at
~. Tabernacle Baptist church in
.hs morning and at the First Bap-
tist church in the afternoon.
A native of Darlington, S. c., DR..
Tide has spent most of his two de-
c.dps in China as professor in the
North China seminary and the
china Baptist seminary. When the
United States declared war on
Iapan, he was interned with other
Americans and released in Sep
TENDER l943.
n J. F Plainfield, home mis-
sionary in the Italian Field in West
tampa. Fla, will speak at the Maj
tH Baptist church this afternoon.
Other foreign missionaries who
will speak during the school in
clude.
The Rev. J. c. Powell, appointed
in 1919 as missionary to Africa,
sailed for Nigeria, West Africa, the
same year. He has done evange-
]stjc work near Shaki since that
date. He was educate at Wake For
est college and Southern Baptist
theological seminary.
Miss Pearl Johnson, one of two
by that name who are Southern
Baptist missionaries to China.
Since her appointment in 1915. she
has done evangelistic work in
many different groups at the Old
North Gate Baptist church in
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
YOKE FELLOWS TO
N0TEANNIVERSARY

Three original members OF the
Yoke Fellows band of the YMCA
will participate in the celebration
of the groups 36th anniversary az
the NewsHanover county home this
afternoon.
L. D. Latta, K. w. Price and y.
F. Coleman will be among those
taking part in the service, which
will consists of gospel songs and a
message by DR.. F. W. Paschan'
pastor of Trinity Methodist church.
The Band was organized in 'l9Os
and has seen continuous service al
the home since that time, arralng'
ing for services every Sunday al
ternoon.
It is that group that has provided
the stockings filled with candy and
nuts for each resident of the homes
the night before Christmas and for
the Christmas dinner.
Miss Callie Price, though no long
er active in filling appointments,
is looked upon as one of the original
members and has been constant
source of encouragement to the
members of the group, it was said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Girl, STABBED

ST. LOUIS, May 19.-UR)-Police
tonight sought a throat-stabbing
maniac after the second pretty
young girl to be attacked In three
weeks was stabbed today. The at
tacker was believe to be Negro
who drove an old automobile. His
victim today was Mrs. Opal May
Schellenger, 21-year-old war widow
whose husband, an infantry priv
ate was killed in Germany East
March.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
SOLOS
DEDICATION

Plans have Leen completed for
the dedication of the Seagate field,
named in memory of Ensign Car
David Peiffer, who gave his life
in the opening days of the war in
the Pacific. Sponsored by the Civil
tans, the memorial service will be-
gin at 2:3O p. M, Saturday, June
2. A sto- memorial will be placed
on the lawn of the administration
building as a permanent tribute to
the lost naval aviator.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
DENIES LEADERSHIP

PARIS, May 19.-R)-Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain issued a
statement today from Fortress
Montrouge after questioning by
French officials denying he ever
headed the Fascist anti-commun-
list cagoulard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

waiting buses. the first batch q
captured U-boat crews to come IN
to the base this week who haven't
had a stop-over at the Portsmouth
Naval prison.
Many Of the Germans were N
the "schoolboy" category. One or
two grinned halfheartedly as they
walked slowly to the buses. Most
of them eyed the Marine guards,
who glared back.
-V-
Mark Twain took out q patent
for a self pasting sczapbook" in
1873, and sold 5000 copies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

Look at these men.
There are hundreds of thousands more like
Them And before this wars done, there's no
telling ho,D many will start the long voyage
home-on their backs.
Think about that trip.
As our battle lines move farther and farther
away, the road back becomes longer and
more painful. And more costly!
Taking care of that costly" part is our job.
It's up to us to see that those who have really
made sacrifice are given every bit of hel p
no matter what we must sacrifice" to do it,
And this 9TH War Loan will mean sacrifice.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
HanqarFlyiinq
BY MEARES HARRISS

The built-in safety factors in the
new personal airplanes have been
reflected in recent Civil Air Regula-
ton changes. The new rules, ef-
fective the first of July, will ease
restrictions on non-commerclal
flying so greatly that any capable
automobile driver will have little
trouble in passing the written ex-
animation for private pilots lie
ense.
Private pilots, that is, aviators
licensed to carry passengers non
commercially, may fly with dual
controls connected and need not
pass written or flight examinations
in navigation and meterology.
/ In addition, minimum weather
requirements have been relaxed so
that pilots may fly with ceiling
of one hundred feet and Immediate
ly under the cloud layer up to one
thousand feet.
Students may now solo when
ready, according to the instr C.
| tors discretion instead of having to
fly the minimum eight hours dual
hitherto required.
Several of these changes appear
drastic, but in the light of recent
improvements on small aircraft
they will not only allow the pilot
greater freedom but will not in
crease the accident rate.
With only two fatalities in 1914,
non-scheduled flying is striving
fo~ a Iii; ger and safer 1915. More
than 200 students are receiving in
struction locally and it is believed
that many more will begin as
equipment becomes available.
SOLOS
S. F. Collins recently set rec
ord for scloing in the shortest
length of time of any Carolina Sky
ways student. Starting instruction
April IS, Collins soloed May IL al
ter only eight hours and five MN
utes of instruction.
Another recent solo at Peltfer
field was James Moore, who MADE
the solo circuit of the port on May
H.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14
(Nadaljevanje).

Prastar hrastov log. ze dav-
no, davno je drevje dozorelo, to-
da MISC ga posekali zaradi mo-
gocnih debel. Niti enega nj med
mimi, XII ga ne bi bill re zadel
blisk, veje Sc zvijajo kakor ka-
&c, in visokih krosnjah prebi-
vajo zolne. Oh znozjih so Sc ma
selili sopi jagod in velike pah-
ljace praproti. Kakor xiv, sre-
brn trak leze slepic po mahovi-
tin tleh. Ljubka srna, XII je pref
pocivala med mogocnimi kore-
ninami, Sc prestrasi. Gru-gru,
klicejo gozdni golobi drug dru-
gega in majhen studenec daje S
svojo preprosto pesmijo tisini
ljubko zivljenje.
Mia in klop stojita prav tam,
kjer Sc log odpira proti polozne-
mu gozdnemu travniku. Zdaj
SINE Dusica iskati jagode in Sc
smukati med gozdnimi oraji, XII
so gledali re njene ocete in pra-
dede. Njena usta MISC niti "a tre-
nutek tho. z vsem mora govo-
riti, kar sreca, z malo zabico, XII
il rece, da ina najlepse zlate oei,
in z bledo visoko zvocnico, XII jo
poljubi in vprasa: cali 81 tudi
ii zrasla "a moi rojstni dan ker
stojis tako ponosno sama?"
In tedaj pride Harro, in Dusi-
ca cd veselja skoraj prevrne svo-
jo kosarico. In tako lepe, zrele,
temnordece jagode so v njej,
taksne, kjer kimajo veliki poll
ski nageljni in kjer rase Two
rdeci sipek visoko mad njeno gla-
vo. Kako zari sonce mad rdecim,
svetlim poljem in kako godejo
muzikanti!
'Malo bova sedla oh robu,
Harro. Tam bova slisala, kako
sc studenec pogovarja sam S Sc
boj."
Harro sc zlekne v travo in cd
ugodia zastoka. Otrok sedi med
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14

Ensign IS. Jerome Tamkin, 1S, in
ventor at 16 of an indicator of COM
bustible gases which will bring him
$4,000 year, is shown with his
bride, Rita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14
Du$iCa ROzanlariia
(SVETNICA IN NJEN NOREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

visokim, kimajocim trsticjem
poleg svoje kosare in nabada ja-
code ma drobno travnato stebel-
ce. Harro mora odpreti usta in
dobi lepo nabodeno jagodo, da Sc
mu Sc premakniti nj treba.
'Harro, &c bi bila tvoja zena,
bi tt zmerom iskala jagode in tt
jih dajala v usta."
Harro je nekoliko 'zaspan. Ho-
dill je po soncni pripeki in moral
gledati pri risanju v sonce. Sa-
mo zagode: "Princese ne spada-
jo v razvaline. Kan pa pojdejo
njihovi vozovi in sluzabniki?"
"Saj jih ne potrebujem. Sal
bi imela Kalibana in s teboj hi
hodila pes"
"Pri soncni pripeki in v svo-
jih zlatih cevljih?'
"Zdaj tt pa ne hi bilo treba
odgovarjati. Mic vec ne bos 60
voril. &c bos hotel Sc kaj reci in
bos odprl usta, tt bonn nitro
vtaknila jagodo vanje."
lie govori, Dusica, samo "a
merritt mi ne smes, &c bonn malo
zadremal. ze cd stirih zjutraj
sem ma nogah in ze zelo priden
sem bill. Tvoj glas pa tako pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14

dolgo prigodno pesem. Nina v
kuhinji in mali Friderik 10 zna-
ia ze davno ma pamet, toda go
spodicna Klara je trde glave in
pri tretji kitici Sc j vselej "a
takne.
"Vse nsesto Sc $ cUetjem Erasi,
use mesto y UeseljM Sari =
zacenja zmerom iznova, matt pa
ze lpripravlja memo praznicno
belo obleko. Pc gradu tekajo
strezniki. Danes so vsi v skrlat-
nih oblekah in cevlje sponkami
imajo. Pri vhodu ma dvorisce "a
viteske igre wise dragoceni gobe-
lini, in orozarnica, skozi kate
70 bo Sci slavnostni sprevod, je
odprta. To je "a brauneske otro-
ke nekaj cudovitega, in zdaj ze
vtikajo noske med nestete pu-
ske, stare meje, sable in okejpe.
Najlepsisv tel dvorani pa je ma
gaceni medved, XII stoji ma sredi
in dviguje sape. Tega je knez
ustrelil 'nekoc v Rusiji in brau-
neski malcki mu Sc zmerom ne
zaupajo cisto, tako nevaren Sc
jim zdi. =
Povsod so lonci S palmami, vi
soke vaze z rozami. OzraGje pri-
cakovanja lezi ma vseh, kajti da-
mes pride mlada kneznja. In o
Gem vse govore! Kako Sc bo 60
dilo princeski! Kaj DO pac danes
napravila? Soba "a sivanje je
trdno prepricana, da DO kaj "a
gresila. Kuhinja, kjer imajo mo-
Ski veeino, meni, da je zdaj pac
ze vse emo, ker DO tako izgubila
prvo besedo. Ali sc bo grof il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14

lavka. "Toncka je dobila vceraj
dvojcke, najbrz ne DO vec prisla
ma delo. Zdaj Sc morate vi nava-
diti, sal nekaj ste pref znali.
Vzemite ia cas- Tonckin pred
pasnik, da Sc ne zamazete, pa
nitro zacnite z delom.'
Yes dan je dusila v sebi svojo
bolecino in svoj obup. Cutila sc
.je ponizana do skrajnosti in po-
teptana v blato. Sele ma poti do
NOV Sc je predala svoji bolecini,
v gozdu, kjer je nihce nj videl,
nihce nj slisal. Kakor crv sc je
zvijala po tleh v groznih mukah,
a pocasi Sc je le pomirila. Ma
stopila je neka dusevna otope-
lost. Kakor pijana Sc je opote-
kala domov. Bilo je re pozno
zvecer.
Spet vdihuje Ancka barvni
prah, kaslja in brise nos v una
zane cunje. Bala Sc je posmeha,
a delavke so je prejele med sebe
kakor sebi enako. Nj bilo socu-
stvovanja, nj bilo niti pikrih
opazk. Cas- zacetnice je minil.
Brezobzirno je slo zivljenje ma
pref.
En-, diva, tri, en-, diva, tri -.
Hitro! En-, diva, tri -.
Tisoce, desettisoce, stotisoce
vrecic!
Danes, jutri, vse zivljenje-
en-, diva, tri ..
(Konec)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14

razvalin Be zmerom tako sukal
okoli hise IN igral gospoda, je
tudi yprasanje, ki vzbuja dosti
razburjenja. IN prav tedaj pride
Thorstein cez dvorisce, kakor hi
bilo samo oh sebi razumljivo, da
mora biti poleg. In kako lepo je
oblecen! Kuharji 81 skoraj zdrg-
nejo nosove ma oknih, ko gleda-
jo "a MIN.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14
Muhasto vreme in Trinerjevo
urenko vino

grenko vino
Aprilsko vreme je letos bolj mu-
hasto kot obisajno. zato pa mora
mo biti mani pripravljeni. Kako?
1mejte Trinerjevo grenko vino z
Vitaminom B-l ma domu. in rabite
ga kot je predpisano ma steklenici.
Ia preizkusena zelodSna prepara-
CHA "a odvajalno sredstvo je po-
masala mnosim ljudem v zadnjih
So letih. da 50 ostali zdravi. Je IA
wilma in zanesljiva. Pospesi tex.
olajsa zapreko. in TO je prava
obramba v slabem vremenu. Sle-
herni dober lekarnar ga ina ma
prodaj. a ee ga nj rnosose te dni
dobiti v vasi sossdsSini. piSite ma
Joseph Trinsr Corporation. 1899
South Ashland Ave-. Chicago 8.
ILL.,. in sprsvideli boste. da js Tri-
nerjsvo srenko vino vitaminom
B-l izborna prsparacija. In kupuj-
to vojne bonds ter podpixajte
AmsriSki RdsSi kriz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14
DlESET zANIMTVIH IPOVlESTI
3. Zocetnicq
Ana Marija Klenent

"Kor +;bo hod;+o T,onSor,,o
"a n;s+e b;,; b,,;s; bo,is; MO !,
ro+o,,o na 70; 90 vow, .n,as "a;
S,,daao9 zo+o l,or 10 r,laaa >
U,,,,r.+ $3.50 ,,so+; pit ...:.
bot no,ro;o Ko+oro \; h;,s ~
u re,,rro 4, 90 odh;;o, ca; -
.os+o,o. f,.+ e. ,,on; 90 49,
do 60; aolgo 90 no ho a,za,o
po+o,, - ho s,e+ oano1 = ,a,,,;
al; t.m d,,,oano Ro ene+ a,,,e,o
..;s,. 80 :,
"Pst! Stara."
Va. 70. s,,oio ,;,,ho,n; - >;
,,o,o AnsL. so,oo ~ ,eod.n;os+;
Nikoli ~; m;slila kako bo i,,tr; in
-; -. ,,oa,o +,,.a O+rosko &c
,,no1s svo;ero,, "eosnodr - sno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14

jetno spremlja sepet studenca. !"
''Tvoja zena bonn, Harro. Ne
koc. d"
Nekaj hoce reel, toda takoj
dobi jagodo v usta.
Ali ne bi bilo to .lepo? Takrat
bonn velika. Imela bonn srebrno
obleko, ii pa bos incl dvorano,
kjer bos lahko slikal. v TAXI dvo-
rani Sc da napraviti svetloba ali
senca, kakor clovek hoce. In JAZZ
bonn sedela pri tebi, ko bos sill
kal, in tho bonn kakor miska, tt
pa bos napravil najlepso sliko.
Kaliban bo kuhal vecerjo JAZZ pa
same slascice. In zvecer pojdeva
ma Rimski travnik in potem DO
prisla noe. Svet bo zaspal, pa DO
prisel mesec in ga bo gledal, ka-
ko mirno lezi. Potem Sc bo pri-
peljal ljubi bog skozi dezelo in
bo gledal ljudi, XII so odprli svo-
ia srca, kajti ponoci jih ne mo-
rejo skrivati. In vse bo videl, kaj
imajo v njih. In potem bo prisel
Sc k razvalini in DO videl tvoje
in mole srce, pa bo rekel: " srce
mu moran kaniti zlato kapljo
IL nebeskega vodnjaka, in kap-
ljico v njegove oci, da DO lahko
naredil najlepso sliko.'
''Potem DO potozilo mole srce,
kaj maj da Harru, ker mi je pri-
nesel lilije "a rojstni dan in jih
razpostavil v krogu, da je vsak-
do lahko videl, da je prank j.. (.
mic zalostna! In kaj mislis, kaj
mi bo ljubi bog dial? Toda me-
tudi JAZZ moran imeti svojo
skrivnost -"
Tedaj pride gospa Harden
steinova. Harro je danes tako
zasanjan, da Sc gospa Harden
steinova neprestano norcuje il
MEGA, ces da sc nj Sc zbudil il
svojega spanja oh robu gozda.
Potem mu dovoli, da SINE prizga-
ii smotko "a preganjanje ko-
marjev in zato, da sc bo vsaj
predramil. Takrat sc spomni
otrok, da Sc zmerom nj prebral
ocetovega pisma do konca, sal
je danes tako dolgo in cudno.
zato ga zacne vneto brati, Harro
pa zamisljeno puha dim smotke.
"No, princeska, ali so dobre
novice?"
'Da, in papa sc veseli. Toda
zdaj prav "a prav ne bi bilo vec
potrebno."
Harro jo pogleda in rece kar
tia v en- dan: "Kaj ne hi hilo po-
trebno?"
"Oh, nova matt, sal imam va
ju"
SESTO POGLAVJE
Rosmarija
Grad in mesteca sta 81 nadela
praznicno obleko. Vse male hise
S strmimi slemeni, XII stole lepo
druga oh drugi, da lahko vsaka
nekoliko pogleda drugi cez ra-
mena, so okrasene, ceprav je po-
nekod vse njihovo okrasje samo
venec IL mahu, z belimi in sinji-
mi trakovi. VISA costa, cd stolpa
pri mestnih vratih do dirkalisca,
ina oh straneh dve vrsti mlaiev
IL mladih smrek, XII so zvezane S
pisanimi svetnimi venci. Jesen-'
ske cvetice, georgine, soncnice
in astre,-z mimi Sc da marsi-
kaj napraviti.
zupanova hci sc glasno uci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-14
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