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Evening star., 1945-05-21
Selected Stocks Up,
But Many Leaders
Lack Support
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

. =
NEW YORK, May 21.-Scattered
stocks managed to advance moder-
ately in today's market, but many
leaders were unable to overcome
profit taking handicaps.
Plus marks were fairly we'll dis
tributed after the opening. Trends
then began to waver and, near the
fourth hour, declines of fractions to
a point or so predominated. Deal
ings slowed up on the retreat.
Earnings, dividends and peace
time optimism served as early
bidding arguments. Customers
however, generally inclined to cash
in on the theory that last weeks
recovery to an average high mark
since 1887 might touch off another
technical reaction.
Stumblers the greater part o1
the time includes United States Steel
Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Mo.
tors, Hudson Motors, United States
Rubber, Sperry, Western Union "A,
Kennecott, Du Pont, Texas Co.
Santa Fe, Southern Railway anc
Northern Pacific. Resistant were
American Telephone. Consolidated
Vultee, Engineers Public Service
National Power, New York Central
Pennsylvania. Standard Oil (Nev
Jersey and Douglas Aircraft.
Bonds were spotty.
Among intermittent curb gamers
were Sterling, Inc; Molybdenum
Rath Packing Con a boosted divi.
dend )and Prospery Co. "B"
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Steel Rate Expected
To Remain High
For Long Period
BY the Associated Press.

oJ tit AseOClbteQ EIcsb.
CLEVELAND. May 21.-Steel pro-
duction promises to remain at a
high rate for some time as civilian
needs take up the slack in war re-
quirements following We day, the
magazine Steer reported today.
Full effects of cutbacks and can
cellations cannot yet be fully ap-
praised" the publication said, but
claimant agencies In Washington
estimate third-quarter requirements
at 100000 tons of finished steel,
practically the same as for second
quarter.
steel cancellations so far have
been lighter than expected and
where nearby schedules have been
affected the gaps have been filled
promptly"
Open-ending of the controlled
materials plan has proved a disap-
pointment to many consumers, the
magazine asserted, for they will be
unable to adopt early scheduling of
various important products If sched-
ules interfere with GIMP require
ments.
Steelmaking operations last week
declined IN points to 931a per cent
of capacity, mainly because of a
strike at Buffalo.
Evening star., 1945-05-21

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today.
l1:00 an 25o COO 1890 noon 47o 600
LOO pm $50 600 300 pm. $40 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares; sales printed
In full. In bankruptcy or receiyership Or
Rates OF dividends in the foregoine table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or serni-annual declaration I'm
dends are not included. Elk dividend
xr Ex rights. Also extra or. extras.
4 4, Cash ac Or stock . Paid last year Psyable
year. h Payable In Canadian funds. Ac-
cuInulated dividends paid or declared this
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. May 21 fP (WFA).-salable
hogs, 5000, total 10000; active, fully
steady; good and choice, bsrrows and gifts,
at 140 pounds up, at 14.75. ceiling; good
ance.
salable eattls, $4,000; total, $4,000;
sslable calves, 800; total, 500: fed steers
and yearlings, steady to strong, top, II .65;
6ua,,h put choice te prime: l,0s4 pounds. heifers
14.75-17,0 90; bulk heifers, IA. .OO-16.75,
several loads at 17.00-17.25.. cows and
heavy bulls, steady; sausage bulls, 25 cents
lower at 17.75 down, practical outside fat
bulls, II; rs, odd head, 14.00: vealers Arm
at 1900 down. stock cattle steady at
salable sheep. $500; total, 10000;
early sales and most bids steady; two
loads good to choice fed wooled Colorado
lambs held above 1886: deck, medium to
good, mostly medium grade, S3-pound
wooled skins, 14,50; two. loads. good to
mostly choice, 107-pound clipped lambs,
dium, ,72-pound clippers, 1900. with a
sprineers, Is 5,00-15.50, to small killers;
scattering native ewes, S.25 down.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Sanderson 10 Attend
Cleveland Meetinu
Of Alb in June
By HAROLD ROGERS

Walter u. Sanderson, cashier of
the Hamilton National Bank, who is
member OF the executive council of
the American Institute of Banking,
will represent the chapters in this
area at the limited annual meeting
in Cleveland, June 3-6, when it is
expected that David T. Scott of
Boston will be elected president, it
was learned today.
Inc council and other leading
officers will elect officers and trans
act all other business for the coming
year. On account of transportation
rules, less than so members outside
of Cleveland will be present. The
election includes the naming of four
new national councilmen.
Practically all the usual program
has been abandoned due to the ban
on big conventions, but the A. P.
Glannini public speaking contest will
pe held on Monday evening, June 4
washington has special interest in
the contest, as Stephen o. Porter,
of the Riggs National Bank, will
compete for the national honors.
There are seven other contestants.
Insurance Gain Best of Year.
The 40 per cent gain in life insur-
snce sales in the Capital in April
was the largest monthly advance
this Year, sales of S6.891 900 COM
pairing with $4,865,000 in April,
1914, Sales in the first four months
were l9 per cent ahead of last
year, s26,342,00O comparing with
$21,954,O0o.
Maryland sales in April totaled
Sl3,662,0uO a gain of 81 per cent
over April, 1914. and amounted to
SAT ,645 900 in the four months, UP
6 per cent, the Hartford report
stated.
Virginia sales totaled $13,4S5 900 in
April, ii per cent gain, and
$49.281 900 in the four months, an 18
per cent advance. Sales for the
Nation were up % per cent in April
and IS in the four months.
New Postwar Foods Seen.
H. Wayne Clarke of Washington
president of the National Food Brok-
erS' Association, predicts that home
makers will find new foods in
streamlined grocery stores after the
war. Frozen foods, he believes, will
attain vast importance as a staple
article of diet when the lifting of
war controls l mits professors to
expand their programs. Exotic foods
introduced to soldiers around the
world will become common, he SAYS.
Rail Revenues Up Slightly.
Seventeen Glass I railroads in the
Southern region have estimated
operating revenues in April as OF per
cent above April, 1914. Freight reve-
nueS were estimated to have in
creased 39 per cent, while passenger
revenues decreased l02 per cent.
Armand T. Mercier has been re-
elected president of the Southern
Pacific Co., the Washington Office
reports.
Council to Meet.
The regular monthly meeting of
the executive council District of Co
lumbia Building and Loan League
will be held tomorrow, following
luncheon at 1890 pm. at the May
flower Hotel.
Trading on the Washington Stock
Exchange was active today with
securities moving at generally high
er prices.
Union Trust Co. stock registered
the largest gain, selling at 130 COM
pared to previous sales at 125.
Washington Railway & Electric
preferred sold at 1921 up from 1872;
Capital Traction 1st SIS changed
hands at l08A, as compared with
last prior sale of 10734.
Mergenthaler Linotype went at
10, up from 691a.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration,
EGGS-Market very arm. Supply con-
tinues very light with dealers reporting
present receipts 1880 per cent below nor
upgrading increasing. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations, May 21: Whites. browns,
42-42h; average, AZ; q. S. grade A, large,
40-41 ": average. Al; D. s. grade A, me-
fapFe fdinm sSs avsTass s7h srsds
medium, 342; u. s. grade C, 1896;
average, 34h. Commercially graded, extra
large TfvE 4, p1e2;1 42r43; Si, large 4. 4l.42.
load arrived today for authorized process
sors;, None for civilians except occasional
forces. Prices paid f.o.b. washington
Transportation charges included accord
ing to mileage; Fowl 30.3; broilers and
Evening star., 1945-05-21
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May Il lPi-After making
new seasonal highs on gains of as much as
35 cents a bale today. the cotton market
turned reactionary on scattered profit-
taking and hedging.
Traders turned cautious following the
recent sustained rise in prices. and con-
tinued to await Developments on the pro-
gram for cotton next season.
Late afternoon prices were IS cents a
bale lower to higher. July. % IS; Octo-
Der, % 40, and December % 2S
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Time 10 Take
p r OFITS
in STOCKS?

DOES end of German war create
- problems which make acceptance
of stock market profits advisable? Or
do brilliant postwar prospects warrant
continued holding? The Bull Market is
now in its fourth year, which makes it
the third longest in history. War con.
tracts are being cut back faster than
civilian production can get under way.
Earnings Restricted?
Two factors will restrict earnings until
well after vi Day-taxes and price
controls. Investors must decide to what
extent these elements have already been
disoounted-to what extent they are of.
set by huge pent,up demands at home
and abroad-by initiation, and by the
record total of purchasing power.
Current UNITED Report analyzes
this situation: weighs the favorable and
unfavorablc factors. and reaches eonclu'
sions of interest to those now holding
stocks.
You may have a copy of this
timely report, without obligation.
Send for Bulletin WA-69 FREE
Evening star., 1945-05-21

Around-the-clock bombing requires
around-the-month buying - invest
regularly through payroll savings.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Business Briefs
Cotton Spinning Operations

April were at 1862 of capacity
compared with 1218qo in the pre-
vious month and 124.9To a year ago
the Census Bureau reported.
Iron Ore Stocks at United States
and Canadian furnaces and lower
lake docks reached a new 27-year
low of 16,428,765 gross tons on May l.
compared with 17,305,56 a month
earlier and 17,891,8 ,801 a year ago, the
Lake Superior Iron Ore Association
announced.
Continental Oil Co. sold IS bulk
marketing plants and 54 retail serv-
ice stations in Arizona, Washington
and Idaho to General Petroleum
Corp. for an undiSclosed price be-
lieved to be in excess of $500 900.
New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad must pay s7697, 1893
for the Old Colony Railroad, the
1CC ruled for second time. The
commission declined to hold further
hearings on the New Haven reor-
ganization.
Texas Power & Light Co. received
high bid of 100079 for S26, 900, ,0OC
of "a % bonds from First Boston
Corp. and associates. Reoffering
was planned at 10034.,
Baltimore Porcelain Steel Corp
offering of 100000 shares of pre-
ferred and 100000 shares of COM
mon stock was marketed by Kobbe
Gerhart & Co. and Newburger &
Hano.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc,
offering of 10000 shares of $2.75
cumulative preferred stock was
marketed at so by a group headed
by Central Republic Co.
Union Oil Co. of California is ex-
pected to register with the SEC
early next month $25 100000 of 25-
year 23l9o debentureS and 250,O00
shares of $3.75 cumulative preferred
stock.
Illinois Central Railroad plans to
refund outstanding obligations are
being watched closely by financial
circles. Halsey, Stuart & Co. is
forming a syndicate to compete for
the new securities.
Consolidation Coal Co. called TO,
redemption on June 81 all out
standing shares of $3.50 cumulative
preferred stock at 521a plus accrued
dividends.
Studebaker Corp. will undertake a
$2,500,000 plant improvement pro-
gram to speed resumption of civilian
production.
Pan American Petroleum &
Transport Co. earned $1,843,569 OF
80 cents a share in the March
quarter VS.. $1.43l,59 or so cents
year ago.
Food Machinery Corp. net for the
quarter was $1,198,106 or $3.50 VS.
$747,258 or SITS in the same 1914
period.
National Department Stores Corp
earned $3.50, ,468 or $3.57 a share II
II months ended January 81, VS.
$1,615,573 or 1884 on fewer shares
in the previous year.
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. ne
for 6 months ended March 81 wa.
$116,987 or so cents, VS.. $84,826 or 81
cents a year earlier.
Associated Telephone g. Telegraph
Co. earned $49,492 in the March
quarter, VS.. $40,938 in the sam,
1914 period.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad askec
ICC permission to issue $4,680, 900 O.
equipment trust certificates to hell
finance purchase of S steam loco.
motives, Z Diesel passenger locomo.
tives and 500 steel boxcars.
Westinghouse Electric g. Mfg. Co
will make a home food freezer O.
upright design in contrast to the
horizontal models now commonly
used.
General Motors Corp. will erect
an automobile assembly plant al
/. wilmington, Del, as soon as wal
conditions permit. y
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Chicago Grain

HICAGO. May 81 P-May rye and
May and September barley broke the
scent limit during the last Is minutes
markets were weak and showing heavy
losses.
Shortly befor the close May rye dropped
to 81 .391s, On an early bulge IL had
scared 3ls cents TO STATS, new high
since 1925
Long LIQUIDATION and a pause in buy
ing were chiefly responsible for the late
selloff which uncovered number of
closely placed stop-loss orders.
At the finish wheat was "a to 23s
lower than Saturdays close, May, 1855
l.76. Corn was unchanged to down /,
May, 1.1Sl2. Oats we're off IA to 33s,
May 63ss-34. Rye was down :3k, to 5,
May. 1.397s. Barley was 4ss to lower,
Nav. O13.
Evening star., 1945-05-21
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES,
Furnished by the Associated Preaa.l

ICCSL 4hs SO 91M
Int G N 6s ga An
Int Hy Ell 6s A 62N
Int T&T 4hs 521o1h
Int T&T IS 55 1o4
K C TT Sc As SO solA
II v N Y 4Has 90 95B
Leh v 4Has zoos 65iA
Leh v As zoos 63h
Lorillard IS 90 1o5h
Lou & Ark $3.50 1o3N
MSPSsM As OIL II
Mo P 5s 81 I e7A
Mo P gen As rs 53h
Nor g. e IS 80 e3h
NOTM 5tas 81 1ol
NYC RI IS 20l3 81
|NYC 4hs2013A o1A
NYCHR Vas 81 105N
|NYNHH 6s 48-- 74ih
NYNHH 6s 40 e6lh
NYNHH 41as 81 72A
NYNHH As So 7olA
NYNHH As 81 35h
NYNHH 3Ks 81 6eih
NYOW RI As 90 ~
NYOW gn As So 8
NYWB 4hs 46 35B
Norf So Is 2O14 5oN
Nor p 6s 2047 1o9N
Nor P 5s 2O47C 1o7ih
Nor p 4zs 2O47 1o5iA
Nor Pac As 81 117sb
Pac G&E 3s II 1864
Ph-R c 1 6s 64- 24s
Phil Ry As 81 26
PCCSL IS 70 A 133se
Rem r 3i2s So 1864
Rutl lst 4Has41- 2SA
StLSF IS so B. 81
StLSF 4as 7s-- ASA
StLSF As 80 A. STA
|StLSW IS 81 eslh
StLSW LIST As Sel14iA
|StPKCSL4as41 81
So Pac Ans 81 1ooiz
So Pac 4las 90 1914
So Pac rf As 55- 1o6h
SoPac4lasOr77- lo3M
Sou Ry g 6s Sc 1l5h
Sou Ry gn IS Sc 1ooiA
SW Bell 3has "a 1854
Tex&FS5las so 1o7h
I bird Ave IS so 53A
WPenP 3hs SO 1o6
West Sh As 1851 e6iA
West Md As So 1864
W Pac 4las2014 lo3IA
West Un 5s 80 1864
YoungST3As6O los
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Odd-Lot DeoIinos

PHILADELPHIA, May 81 LP.-The Sc
eurities. Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for May 10: 3,OS3 pur-
chases involving SS,495 shares. 1896 sales
sales involving 73O shares
Evening star., 1945-05-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. May 81 QP-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able
REGULAR.
Monroe Chemical pf s71sc Q 6-15 70
Taylor Wharton I & SOC - 5-2s 6-S
Increased.
Rath Packing 5-ep 6-q
Evening star., 1945-05-21
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, May 81 LP.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 91s per cent discount or 90.S7Ia U. S.
cents, unchanged
Europe-Great Britain, oficial buying,
OF; selling, 404.
Latin America--Argentina. free, 24s7,
unchanged: Brazil, free, 5.25n; Mexico,
Evening star., 1945-05-21

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Evening star., 1945-05-21
Market AVERAGES

Pennsylvania = Central Airlines ap-
pointed Lawrence r. Frost station
manager here to succeed v. K.
Stevens, who was ,1lamed district
trafflc manager at New York.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

All nfislite, ID zapira svoja ne,
beska vrata pred katero koli du-
50, da zahteva kakfsno koli "a
obljubo ali dolocen naGin mislje-
MIA? Ali more clovek vedeti mai
globlje skrivnosti drugega? Do
kler je clovek na.zemlji, morano
upati, da Sc bo nekega dne dvig-
nil III Sc vrnil kakor izgubIjeni
sin k svojemu ocetu. In cello ta-
krat, kadar Sc nam zdi kaksen
clovek izgubljen, ne vemo, kako
ga gleda bog
Rozamarija je dvignila obraz.
Sc zmerom SO polzele solze po
njenih licih, toda njene sive oci
so Sc iskrile v skoraj strahot-
nem lesketu. Prijela je svojega
ucitelja "a roko:
"Rada pojdem k birmi! Tru-
dila Sc bonn, da bonn zmerom
bolj ljubila, in &c bog vse dobro
razume >. Oh, hvala vam, hva-
la vam!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

noes; Id bi ga gledala, kJ. bc
'bral. Potkrn be obrne:
Sag poztiam vase misli in.
vef1i; kako zivite v njih. Ali vam
je stara oblika res delala teza-
vo?'s
.'ss heka5 je.. :. Napisala bonn
oli, He morem reGi."
VzelA je spet list III iiapisala
naf1j 3 velikifii, tresoeimi se cr-
1kanai: ! = ~
'NoGenr priti v nebesa; pri til
stih BON ostala, XII SO .zunaj v
temL"
Poten je list vrnila in skrila
obraz v dlaneh. Mlado zlato gla-
1vo je nagnila mad mizo in njena
1iezi1a ramona SO drgetala. Cos
pod grajski zupnik. j je rahlo
.polozi1 roko ma vrat. ''Ljubi
otrok, ali pripisujete sebi .vec
iismiljenja kakor bogu? Kdo SO
tisti, XII stole zunaj?-Ali misli-
te, da bog ne razume vseh ljudi?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

boIk. v Ia llamen je treba Cd
brati siadka jabolka, XII maj Sc
razrezejo ma vec n1ajhnih kosc-
kov in XII maj Sc kuhajo nato v
skotlu ali kaki drugi posodi tako
dolgo, da postanejo popolporna
Emehka. Da Sc med kuhanjem ne
fprismodijo, jim je treba dbliti v
skotel toliko vode, da Sc v nil
skrijejo. Tudi premesati sc Jill
mora veckrat.
10 SO Sc dovolj razkuhala, je
Itreba Witt brozgo v platnen prt,
XII maj Sc priveze ma kak kiln,
|kjer Sc sok odcedi v kako pod
stavlj jeno posodo. Ko Sc je broz-
ga nekoliko razhladila, je treba
pon1agati temu precejanju z ro-
kanni. Ia sok maj Sc pusti v po-
sodi Iiekaj casa, da Sc gosca vse-
de; nato pa maj Sc cisti sok odli-
je ' kul1injsko posodo, XII maj DO
vsaj "a polovico vecja kakor je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

VEG KOT 800 DRUzIN. katerim
oskrbuje elektricno poslugo Illurni-
mating Company, Sc je selilo pre-
teklem mesecu-to je toliko kot me-
sto $4,000. .
Selilni dan je nani vsak delovni
dan. v nekaterih letih Sc je vec kot
100, ,OOOsnasih rezidencnih odjemalcev
selilo.
MI HADI vIDIMo. da nasi odjemal-
81, ko Sc selijo, nam telefonirajo, da
s.zapremo" poslugo ma starennu na-f
slovu ia 'odpremo'' poslugo ma njih
novenu domu. ],
" zadnjih ducat letih smo sprejeli
sto-tisote takih selilnih narocil po
telefonu. Pri vseh teh telefonskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

soka. vsakenii kvartu soka IL
'treba nato dodati / do 1h funta
sladkorja.
To raztoplino moramo kuhati
tako dolgo, da Sc kapljica soka,
ki pade ma kroznik, v kratkem
-strdi in.se lahko potem celia kap-
liza odtrga Cd kroznika. Med ku-
hanjem je treba veckrat preme-
sati in pene, XII Sc napravijo, s
pomocjo kuhalnice posneti. Ko
je strd dovolj kuhana, Sc prelije
" steklene kozarce ali lonce, XII
Sc jih $ pergamentnim papirjem
zagrne.
Pozirni sluzi ta sladscica kot
dodatek razlicnim moenatim ie-
dilom, pa tudi ma kruhu je "a
otroke kakor tudi "a odrasle IL
vrsten primecek. Razen il ja-
bolk Sc da napraviti strd tudi IL
kutin, hrusk Id cello IL grozdnega
soka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

"RDzalnarija bog bU storil, da
boste blagoslov tie hise, ee mu
boste ostali zvesti. !"
lii gospod grajski zupnik je
odsel q dolgimi,, hitrimi koraki.
Toda Rozamarija je Be stekla "a
MIN. III
"Oh, gospod zupnik, ko hi ye-
deli, kako trtndglava SEM"
I'm upan, da boste Y nekate-
rih pogledih tudi trmoglavi
ostai. ? A..
tDalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26
"a ku,inio
JUbO1Cni strd

Pod imenom ze1i je sadni sok,
XII Sc je z dodatni msladkorjem
kuhal ter tako zgostil, da Sc po-
tenn, ko Sc ohladi, strdi kakor
zolca. Najbolj navadna strd in
skoraj najboljsa je ona il ja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26
(Nadaljevanjel
Agnss 0unihsr
Poslovenil Boris RihtersiE

- ~ ~ HOkAAesNsSJO 0OA1sS
v oceh.
20, gospa Hardensteinova ta-
10 hudo mi je."
'Izpoyejte Sc mi, laze vam 30
potem.
"Jazoh; jaz Sal mi nj
mogoce pon1agati i. Ne bi sla
rada k birmi."
Gospa Hardensteinova pogle-
da zacudeno otroka, XII grenko
joka.
''Saj vendar tolikrat slisim, s
kaksnim Twin zanifnanjem po-
slusate gospoda grajskega zup-
nika, zdaj pa nocete It'll k birmi!
Ali so Sc vam zbudili hudi dvo-
NIP"
'Obljubiti moran toliko reel
;. !. i'll prav rada bi Jill, pa jih ne
morem." u.
"zaobljuba vam della skrbi?
Tudi meni sc zdi, da zahtevajo
proved cd mladih .src Jutri
bonn govorila z vasim dobrim
uciteljem. Prisel bo sem, sal Sc
mi je ze napovedal in Sc bo sam
pomenil z vami -. Lahko Sc mu
zaupate -: - ! j
"Kako maj Sc mu zaupam?-
Saj nnu vendar ne norem reel !. :.
Rada bi rau, pa mu. ne morem."
Grenak jok in stok.
"zakaj hocete, pa ne more
te?" .....
"Oh, zaradi Harra." D..
"Kaj ina Harro pri tenn? Har-
70 pripoveduje dostikrat reei, XII
zvene lahkomiselno, toda vase
pobozne we're sc vendar ne bo
dotaknil.'
me, tega ne Toda noce
delati tega, kar trdi gospod
grajski zupnik, da delajo vsi po-
bozni sljudje. Cisto sam hoce Ii
YETI, in o Jezusu ne govori nikoli
besede. &c bi ga incl zelo rad,
hi vendar 0 njem govoril. Zme-
rom pravi: Tega ne razumem'
in To moras vprasati gospoda
grajskega zupnika. In &c tega
ne DO maral, Sc bo raztrgala zla-
ia vez, katero je Bog privezal
snjegovo srce k svojem presto
lu )" sa.s
Ljdbi otrok, ne vidim, kako
maj bi bilo to v zvezi z vaso bir-
mo. Sal Sc vendar lahko vse IL
premeni, &c DO incl Harro do
bro, pobozno zeno.''
Toda Dusicine misli so drugje.
"Ali mar ne vidite, kako sc
zmerom bolj oddaljujem cd ME-
ga, dokler ne DO cisto sam! Jaz
sem pri tistih, XII gredo po nebe-
Ski poti, on pa je sam zunaj. $.
III se Sc bodo nebeska vrata "a
prla in bo on cisto sam :.
v temi."
Dusicino memo telo drgeta cd
joka in ihtenja -. :.
..Njegov zlati trak bo raztr-
gan j. Ne morern B: Pri MEM
moran ostati!"
"Rozamarija, ne jokajte vec!
Pocakajte do jutri! Jutri pride
gospod grajski zupnik k yam, in
njim Sc boste pogovorili. Toda
/; ali nesaj Sc lahko zanesem
ma vas, da Harru ne boste mic
govorili?"
"Gospa Hardensteinova kako
81 morete misliti, da bi Harra
tozila."
"zaspite zdaj, Rozamarija in
upajte ila jutri !"
Gospod grajski kupnik sedi !
Rozomarijo "a okroglo rnizo. Ma
mizi je cvetoc svejica trnjulice,
ii napolnjuje zrak $ svojir1
grenko sladhiln vorijem. Ma ka.
meaitih plo9tah Lipovesa grita
lezi zlato, sonEni soj. Ma drugi
sfrani mad hfi6i se pode bell cy-
djasti 6bIakt 10 ssfnjefr1 nebu.
Cash psdes ia s0iice sefea oblA-
Il NSs I. w 4~,as ssr vsa 4Aas