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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Mrs. R. Webster

Mrs. Russell Webster died at
st. Joseph's hospital early to-
day where she had been con-
fined for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Webster was born In
Fraser on Christmas Day, go
years ago. She was the daugh-
ter Of Charles and Mary Peters.
She was a life long resident OF
Macomb county and since her
marriage to Russell Webster in
1924, she and her husband re-
sided on q farm at 5996 Schoen-
herr road in Shelby township.
She is survived by her hus-
band; one daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Milatz, of Preston, Ontario, and
one son, Franklin Kreger of
Utica. Also surviving are two
grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs.
Freda Wood and Mrs. Alice Kas-
sube and one brother, William
Peters. A sister, Mrs. Sophie
Clark passed away on Novem-
Der /, 1912.
Services will be conducted
from the SchwarZkoff Funeral
Home, Utica, on Monday at 2
p. m, Rev. Versile Bently offici-
ating. Burial will take place in
| the Romeo Cemetery,
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.HeMhrBigamy;
Vet is Called
.PoorHusband

ELYRIA, O., Dec. 28-(R-
A former Army physical instruc-
tor today was charged with big
amy as we'll as the accusation OF
wife No. that he was mot a
good husband"
Leonard E. Smith, 25, dis
charged Army veteran accused
of marrying four l7-year-old
girls within three years, was
held in county Jail after being
bound over to the grand jury
under $4,000 bond by Justice OF
the Peace Otto K. Mischka.
Smith was arrested when wife
No. 3, the former Helen Edging-
ton of nearby Willard. filed a
complaint following the veter-
ans marriage here to wife No. a,
on Nov. %, Mischka reported.
The justice related Smiths
"marry-go-round" this way:
The veterans first wife was
the former Bonnie Tucker OF
Ashland, O., but the ex-soldler
said he was divorced from wife
No. l shortly after their mar
riage.
Smith then married Agnes
Fritsch of nearby Bellevue, wife
No. 2, but contended that this
marriage was annulled.
Wife No. 3, the former Miss
Edgington, said Smith showed
her a copy of his certificate OF
divorce from wife No. l but de-
clared that she had been unable
to find verification of Smiths
annulment from wife No. 2 in a
check with court authorities al
nearby Norwalk.
Mrs. Smith No. 3" said she
would ask for annulment of her
marriage if no record could be
found Of an annulment OF
Smiths marriage with wife No
2. Smith declared he thought he
had been divorced by wife No. 8
but Common Pleas Judge Edgar
Martin of Norwalk refused tc
grant a divorce last Oct. 20.
When Smith was arraigned
wife No. 4, the former Donna
Mae Duffiled Of Nearby Lorain
said she was disappointed ir
him because he was not . good
husband and he said he would
be-"
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

released from Mt. Clemens Cen
eral Hospital Saturday.
Rita Hubbarth was the over
night guest of Rose Mary I'm
hon in Detroit Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
GknAa, e{Cor,ing GGrenh

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 70
PLAY by Junior Waher League Of Trinity Lutheran Church.
at the school hall at D.
DANCING CLUB at Harrison Town Hall, at p. m.
DANCE, Holiday Hop, at Grace parish house. at D. m
l. O. O. F. In Barron Hail. at p.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 70
SILVER NIGHT BALL at Medea ballroom, At p. m.
NINE-TWENTY CLUB at USO Club, at p m.
PLAY by Junior Waher League Of Trinity Lutheran Church.
at the school hall, at m.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 80
DANCE for service and at the USO Club pre-.
ceded by buffet supper. at $50 p. m.
GAMES PARTY at K c. Hail. 2S Cherry street. sponsored
by Knights Of Columbus, at 8:15 p. m.
MONDAY DECEMBER 81
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS New Years Eve party for members
and friends at Pythian Hall, at 10 p.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Z
SOROPTMST CLUB Of Mount Clemens at Hotel Capron at
73O p. m.
LUTHERAN WILLING WORKERS with Mrs Edna Matth-
Al Lincoln avenue. all-day sewing, at 8 a. m.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
Henry III. Reid

Funeral services for Henry n.
Reid, So, Of TIL 26 Mile road.
Meade, were held Monday at 2
p. m, from the residence with
Rev. r. w. Bulitz officiating.
Born in Clio. Mich. Mr.. Reid
moved to Detroit in 1913 and to
Meade in 1927. A World War I
veteran, he was employed by
the Chrysler Corporation in De-
troit and was q member Of ST.
Johns Lutheran Church, New
Haven.
Besides his wife, Edna, he Is
survived by q daughter. Mrs.
Mildred Bardecki, Meade; one
son, Sgt. Kenneth Reid, u. 5.
Army; two brothers, Fred, Of
Detroit. and Maynard. Ypsilanti.
and q sister, Mrs. Clara Fisher.
Center Line.
Bert r. Will Of New Haven
was in charge OF funeral ar
ranRements.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

The Irish potato was develop
ed In South America, not in Ire
land.
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| loniy Of Beds Available
or klichigon's Veterans

Wagg, executive secretary OF thu
State Mental Health Commits
sion, said.
''The state always will take
care of the men the Fedora
government turns down because
he doesn't qualify for help un'
der the Veterans Administra
ton, or because Federal facili'
ties are FULL" Pack declared.
He reported there were vacan'
cies now at the State Veterans
Facility, and that 800 more beds
would be available when q new
wing is completed.
A new emergency program
has handled approximately SOC
cases since it was started recent
ly, Pack said. Under the pro-
gram the local veterans coun-
sellor steps In In emergencies,
tries to get a suddenly i'll, In
jured or mentally deranged vet
eran into a Federal hospital. If
unsuccessful, the State Office OF
Veterans Affairs takes over and
will underwrite the veterans 8
hospital expenses.
The state also has IS read
justment clinics for ambulatory
patients, and a S0-bed readjust-
ment center will be opened next
week At Ann Arbor.
Wagg said there were now
between 80 and 40 veterans OF
World War II in the states men,
tai hospitals. Some of them, with
service-connected disabilities are
cared for under contract with
the Federal government. Ap-
proximately 800 have b e e n
treated in state hospitals, be-
fore being released or trans
ferred to veterans hospitals.
although our hospitals for
the mentally deficient and epi-
leptics are seriously over-crowd-
ed, we don't yet have over
crowded conditions for the men,
tally Ill men," Wagg declared.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

came from the MELODY Maids, -
Ann Taylor. Phyllis Ksarl. Janet
Sherman and Betty Bennett. in q
series Of vocal harmony num-
bers.
Nine veterans. including XII
wanian Robert A. Baldwin, were
present ~ guests Of the club.
Others were Ray H. Macdonald,
Lester Sherlock, Charles Irwin,
John Mulso. Martin Nocolai,
Walter L. Lashley, James Shoe
maker, and william Lubahn.
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& LANSING, Dec. 20 - up -
Michigan II "pretty well on
tops q the problem OF giving
hospital care for veterans who
don't qualify for Federal aid,
Col. Philip c. Pack. director of
the State Office of Veterans Al
1airs, said today.
Pack reported there were beds
available and more In sight"
at the Michigan Veterans Facil-
ity at Grand Rapids. The states
hospitals for mentally Ill men
are not overcrowded. Charles F.
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New Baltimore

| NEW bALIlMOnE-MT 2uo
Mrs. Melvin Fuerst entertained
the following guests at Christ
mas dinner Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fuerst, of Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Sears and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Heinemann, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fountain
were Christmas guests Of rela-
tives In Detroit.
Mrs. Allan Hurley entertained
members Of the Sewing Club
Wednesday evening.
Christmas guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Weisenberser were
Mrs. Gagnon and daughter Vir-
ginia and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Becker, and family.
August Zing of the summer
colony passed away at his home
in Detroit last week. He has
spent more than 80 years ~
summer resident.
The following college students
are home for the Holidays: OF
Michigan State, Ada Manser, Eli
leen Caldwell, Barbara Crudder.
Ruth Carrier and Grace Plesue;
Wayne University. Shirley and
Fred Huebner and June Figley;
University of Michigan, Phyllis,
Figley; st. Joseph's Hospital,
Cadet Nurse Barbara Manser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritz and
family were dinner guests Of the
former relatives in Detroit o
Christmas.
William Quiggle celebrated
his 84th birthday anniversary
Dec. Is.
The home OF Arthur Neimitz
was partly destroyed by fire
Sunday afternoon. The fire
started in the basement from .
defective. furnace. Due to lack
of water pressure the fire de-
partment from New Baltimore
was not able to fight it properly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ar
mold and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Stromberg Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. Mason's birth
day.
Carl Bethuy Of the Marines
is home on leave until after
Christmas.
Major L. w. Pingel Jr., arriv-
ed Saturday to spend Christmas
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. w. Pingel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh and
family were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Welkenbach of
Roseville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Schmidt, of Detroit, on
Christas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritz en-
and son Charles at dinner Sum-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Payne
and William Shay were guests
of friends in Pontiac this week.
Guests at the home of Melvin
Tuerst Thursday evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritz, Mr..
and Mrs. John Marsh and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Arnold.
Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Arnold were Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Arnold and family of
Mt. Clemens. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Peltier
of Mt. Clemens were dinner
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Edmund
Dudzinski the past week.
Emily Chapp spent Wednes-
day in Detroit.
Mrs. William Quiggle attend
ed the funeral of her brother
William Dubay, of Cadillac, last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Storey has been
~ n I n -
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William Luske

NEW BALTIMORE - Funer-
al services for William c. Laske,
age SO, who died last week at
the home Of his son, William
Laske, were held Wednesday
afternoon at 1870 from { h e
Christy funeral home. Funeral
was in Froom Field cemetery,
Corona, Canada.
He Is survived by his wife
Wilhelmina and two sons, Will
liam, Jr., and Carl and broth
er or Corona.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28
William KirchhOff

Funeral services will be held
on Saturday for William J.
Kirchhoff, age 70 years, who
died on Tuesday afternoon at St.
Joseph Hospital where he had
been confined for several days.
Mr.. Kirchoff had been in poor
health for a lengthy period.
Mr.. Kirchoff had lived in
Mount Clemens for the past 26
years, after his retirement %
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-28

Los Angeles q the third In.
est fruit and vegetable market
In the United States. In 1910 81
absorbed 7l.8S8 railwsy cir.
loads Of produce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-14
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, March i2th,
 4, D, i045. ESTATE of JAMES
 |. TOBIN, late of Waterbury in
 said District, deceased.
 The Administrator. having ex' hibitod his account with said eState 10 this Court for allowance, and made application for m order of dlstributIon Of said estate, it is
 ORDERED, That the goth day of March, 4. D. t046, at 10 o'clock, ln inc forenoon, Eastern War Time, nt the Probate office in Waterbury, be and the same, ls, assigned for hearing on the allowance Of said account. and application and tho Court directs the Administrator.. to give notice thereof. by publishing this order fin some newspaper hnv- ing a circulation in said District. and by leaving with, or by mailing in registersd letters addresaed tO each of the persons interested. and residing without the Probate. Dis. frjet of waterbury Q copy of this order, aii nt feast i've days before said day of hearing,
 MARouERITr M TAMY.. s.sl-ak Aaak GIsrb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-14
ADDITIONAL ORDER or NOTICE
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS. TPfCT ol W WATERBURY, ss. PRO. BATE COURT, Fob. 27th, la45 ESTATE of JOHN r. MlLLNK' late Of tho town of Waterbury, in sn.d district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tho creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly att teSted, within said time, will be debarred recovery, All persons indebted 10 said estate arc request. cd 10 make immediate payment 10
 OTTO FOLGMANN,
 AdmInIstra tor. R. r, D. No. 2, Waterbury, Conn. Per order of Court
 Attest
 MARGUERITE NJ. FAuY. 3-i2.3t Asst, Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-14

HAVING LOST Passbook No. 62-l72A, issued to me by The Wa terbury Savings Bank. Application has been made to the bank for new book. Arthur Carey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-14
NOTICE

DISTRICT GI ru of l,oH, WATERRunY, .;s s'
 A. D. 1945. ESTATE of ANN
 O'HEARN, A.k.a. ANN O'HAREN.
 aka. ANNIE O'HEARN, late of
 Waterbury, In said District, de-
 Upon the application of ALICE ~.rEHRN, praying that letters of administration may be granted on said Estate, ns per application on file moro fully appears. it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office fin Waterbury, in said District. on the IDth day of March A. D, is46 at 800 o'clock in tho afternoon, tEastern War Time), and that notice be given Of the pendency of said application and the timo and placo of hearing thereon by publishing the same one time in some newspaper hav- ing a eireuntlon in said District, also, by leaving with or by mall ing in registered letters, postage prepaid from Waterbury, Q copy of this order to FRANCIS D. FEf1LEY aa he iB Guardian.Rd-litem for ED- WARD O'HEARN, Minor, on or be. fore the i4th day Of March i04b.
 MXRGuERlTE ". FAHy.
 s-14.it Asst. Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-14

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

Dusica Sc je privila k MENU
in ga zamisljeno pogledala.
"Ne vem se."
"se ne yes? Mi smo to zme-
rom dobro vedeli. Teta Helena,
Fedo in JAZZ smo imeli koledar-
je in smo vsak dan trgali listke
stran. Fedo je narisal imenitne-
ga mozica z debelim nosom, da
je bill podoben staremu gospodu
tamle zunaj.S
'Kocijazu Hacku, mislis?"
Knez Sc je vedro zasmejal:
"Tako Sc imenuje zdaj? -
no, nj slabo. In debeluhu je mo-
lei listek il ust in zrl je ure. TO
je bill njegov koledar. Gosposki
nj bill, ampak lep. In ii ne yes,
ali maj Sc veselis?"
Zastokal je. In pod njegovim
stokom SO sc stisnile ozke ra-
me, kakor bi jih bilo zbodlo.
cali ste imell tudi vi casino
besedo, papa? Mislin, takrat,
ko ste bill tako majhni in ste
imei taksno zabavo S koledar-
skim mozickom?"
"Mala, kako pa tt je prislo to
-na misel? Ne morem 81 misliti,
da bi Sc bill mi takrat kosatili
taksnimi velikimi besedami. Kaj
pa yes o tenn"
'"Dosti vem, in ii sam si mi
to povedal, ko 81 bill poleti S
stricem Fedom tu."
'Da bi bill JAZZ kaj taksnega
govoril ?"
"Pogovarjal 81 Sc S stricem
Fedom o nekem mozu in castni
besedi, in vprasala sem te, ali
so jo spostovali tudi tt stevilni
mozje.z oklepi in kitami, XII vi
Sc " veliki dvorani. Tedaj 81 re-
KEEL: Da. Sicer ne bi tam viseli."
b. Knez sc je zdaj tudi sam
mracno spomnil necesa takega.
"Ker cudcvita 81 s svojini
poskakujocimi mislimi; in to 81
81 tako dolgo zapomnila !. to-
da kako je to S teboj v zvezi?"
Dalje prlhodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

ga stoletja. Debel gospod rde-
cim nosom, v sinjem plascu, XII
bi bill vaba "a mnoge rodove
knezjih deklet. Buljil je z zali-
timi ocesi. Zdaj je ze izgubil ne
kaj svojega sijaja. siroko zare-
20 je incl cez obraz; imenovali
SO ga kocijaza Hacka, po koci-
jazu, XII je vozil prtljago, ker je
bill njegov rdeci obraz kuma-
rastim nosom premalo krasilen
"a gospodarsko vrrego. Knez je
vstopil v tesno predsobje, ko
so Sc hlastno odprla 'vrata in
mu je hci pritekla naproti. Prav-
kar je usla IL rok gospodicne
Braunove in je bifa Sc v praz-
nicni obleki IL cipk in belle svi-
lie, VISA dehteca in sveza, S sre-
brno Sc lesketajo6o atlasovo
opasnico. Toda obrazek je gle
dal skoraj kakor senca il te
krasote, samo oci so Sc lesketa-
le v hlepecem veselju. "T> -.
Papa, slisala sem te in sem
ii h o t el a priti naproti," je
vzkliknila, to da gospodicna
Braunova nj bila Sc pri kraju S
pentljo. Zmerom te slisim, ko
prides po hodniku, in ko odides
stran, tes tudi slisiin." g.,
z cez ocetov obraz je svignil
oblak, in dejal je nekoliko po-
ucljivim glasom: 'Korakov od-
sotnih nj mogoce slisati."
Sci je z MO " veliko prijazno
a vendar preprosto soho in Sc
del MO "a okroglo mizo, ma Ra-
teri je bill zelen prt. Potegnil ga
je stran, da Sc je pokazala sta
ra hrastova plosca. Potem sc je
posmejal:
"Mala, to je zdaj tyoje kra-
ljestvo. Pref je bio mole. Tu
morajo Be biti mole cackarije.
Prt smo sovrazili. Zmerom je le-
zal prt v kaksnem kotu. Glej!
Tole rogoyje je nastalo neko
yroce poletno popoldne med gr-:
sko uro. In zdaj, mafa, ali Sc
KAY vesslis vecera ?" s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
(Nadaljeyahje)

"Faehr in Brenden sta posla.
Ia nekaj stvari na izbero, ker j
hotela visokost imeti dariia "a
gospoda svetnika. Morda be
tam kaj primernega."
"On, to je zmerom isto! II
stvari, ki maj ysaj malo nami.
gujejo ma stare odnosaje, SC
zmerom najstrasnejse. Ia potem
bi morda Thorsteina uzalil: ME.
gov oce mi je bill najprijetnej-
81 sosed. skoda, da 81 je sin ziy-
ljenje tako strasno pokvaril. y
Oskrbnik skomigne 2 rameni.
Da bi izrazil svoje lastno mne-
ME, Sc. nu Sc nj zdelo primer
no. ~
"ce hi poiskala spodaj med
starinami? Umetniki imajo zme-
rom veselje s starimi reEmi.'
Oba gaspoda gresta po hod-
niku navzdol, X polzastim stop
nicam, XII drze ma spodnjo gale
RHO. Ia je odprta in mrzel din
snega jima puhne nasproti. Ma
koncu hodnika Sc odpre Okla,
mracna soba, XII ima v steno
vdelane zelezne olnare. Oskrb-
mix odide, da hi poiskal kljuee,
knee pa stopi v visoko vdolbino
zamrezenega okna. Zunaj posta-
ia snezni metez cedalje hujsi, lie
slabo se Sc lesketa gozd z dru-
&c strani gore. Napol sanjajoc
pogleda knez skozi okno in ME-
COVE lepe crne oei izgube neko-
liko otrplosti, XII jim je drugace
kakor prirojeno. Lase, in brado
ina ze temno rjavo, njegov ozki
obraz brki in nekoliko izbulje-
mimi oemi pa Sc vidi v medlem
soju snega kakor senca ali sta
ra slika. Isti Gudno utruieni
obraz ina, kakor vsi start ro-
dovi, XII SO preziveli mnogo sto-
letij viharnega in pogosto Ia
lostnega zivljenja; ne brez zgo-
dovine, kakor ljudje il dolinskih
vasi, XII SO skrite kakor gnez-
da, ampak med delom in TRIPLE
MEM. Zdaj pa tece poslednje zr-
no IL pescene ure, in kako kma-
lu Sc bo morda start rod odpra-
yil k poeitku. Tia, kamor je slo
pred njim- ze toliko tistih, XII
spe zdaj v bledo Sc lesketajocih
kositrnih rakvah, pokritih z
grbi in napisi. Toliko jih je ze,
da je le~se "a emo rakev prosto-
ra poleg srebrom okovane kr-
ste, ki je sprejela vase knezo-
vo mlado sreco. Zakaj SO mora
le pohajati njegove misli danes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02
DuSica ROznI,aoTiiii1
lsyE1nlcA N MEN ncssr,
Agnes ounshsr
Posioyenil Boris Rih4ersie
Agnes Gunihsf
Posioyenil Boris Rihtersis

II dolgirn Ealnim pajcolanom pk
teh prostorih? Ali je temu kri
va svetloba snega ai to terms
soha, ki slkriya toliko zakladovs
Dragi kanni in ziato, XII Sc j
neko& svetilo ma mladih beIif
pfsih, in drhtelo, Sc zvijalo oko.
Ii neznih Gel, XII so obledeia, in
ma rokah, XII SO ze davno otsp.
nile v smrti.
Tudi smaragdi leze vines, X
jih je njegova lena nosila pr.
svecanih praznovanjih ma ce.
sarskem dvoru. Tu leze
Oskrbnik je prinesel Njuce In
veliko knjigo in odprl omaro
Ia zapestnica ma belem zametu
i zeleni kamni goyore kakor
nekoe - je krasila roko, memo
roko, ki Sc je oyijala njegove-
ga vratu. Knez jo vzame in pu-
sti, da drse kamni po njegovi
roki.
ITO DO nekoc "a mojo hcer.
Zaklenite spet! Mislil sem sta.
re reci."
Oskrbnik odpre zelo nerad,
prav "a prav vedo samo on, ME
gova velika knjiga in njegoyo
tho veselje zbiralca, kaj vse se
tn skriva. Te stvari, XII so imele
vse svojo usodo! Marsikaksna
rec je vines, o kateri sc ne We,
cemu SO jo potrebovai! - Tu
Sc lesketa skoraj barbarsko
ucinkujoc okras il rubinov, '
srebro vkovanih. Barocno delo.
Same viseee kaplje krvi, bi 81
clovek mislil. cudno okrasena lie
morala biti zenska, XII je nosila
ia okras. Knez vzame ovratni-
co v roke. Mic letnice nina "a
sponko, kakor vse drugo okras-
je, pae pa m a zadaj majhen
koscek lepenke in ma MEM je s
pokoncnimi erkami napisano
"Okrasje grofice Brauneck d
Thorsteina, umrla !. 1863"
rs T n orstein a Resi-" ie
vzkliknil knee. Zdaj Sc je spom-
nil, kako je nekoe slisal, da je
morale biti med obema druzi-
mama nekaksno sofodstyo! q
ovratnico seveda nj mic, toda
zanesljivo DO tn be kaksna rec 2
grbom Thorsteinov. -
"Konec sedemnajstega stole
TIA, visokost". pravi oskrbnik.
"siromasen cas- je bill. In kar
eudit Sc moran, da je Sc toliko
tu."
"Kako Sc je imenoyal moi te
Thorsteinoyke?"
"Henrik.FFideFik yis0kosf in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-02

! spadal 4 nakitu. Tud rubin, sa-
mo Y zlato vkovan, in podobno
deao.s
NJ rrStanu vfsi enaka plotci-
ca Il lepenke, toda druga pisa
Iva il ma njej. Nerod1a rol1a, Ii
je morala biti bolj vaiena meca
kakor perasa, in beseda, Hi 60
vori Y svoji tudi kratkosti O
stari holecini: Moi sin umrl.
"Sin je torej unrl pred oce-
tom; ali ina ia Henrik -Fride-
rik kalksen poinen "a zgodovi-
no rodn 2" ~
NE, visokost, lie izvzamemo
to, DE- je bill ode prvega kneza. "
Na zlati ploaeici pod rubinom
5e vrezan grb Thorsteinov in
|trak 2 napisom.
All mi lahko razberete rex 2"
"Glasi se: .Pri bozji yolji ne
ypraSuj, zakai."
Knez zastoka: "Pri bozii vo-
Lii ne yprasuj, zakaj; trdnejsa
srea 80 moral imeti starr. Ali
je to edna rec, XII ina CRIB"
"Samo Sc celni okras, pra-
star, karolinsko delo, zlato I;
Thorstsinoyka je bila najstarej-
Ia hi v rodu. Grof Henrik
Fiderik je nosil cello kopic 0
okrasja. Moral je biti nekaksen
elegan sedemnajstega stoletja.
Sponke, verge, zaponke "a cev-
lie, "a klobuke. Vse kaze, da te-
ga potem nj nihce veG nosil, in
vse ina ma ploscici znamenje: !:
Moi sin unrl."
knez Je zamlsl jeno potential
prstan v roki: "Prav "a pray bi
mi bio kaj drugega ljubse ka-
kor prstan. No, ia Henrik-Fri-
derik nina posebnega pomona.
Umrl je zelo mlad; edini sin
je bill ,D T.
Knez je pgledal ma ploseico;
edini. Hudo grenko mu je mo-
ralo biti, toda saj je incl vnuc-
ka. "zdaj pa zaprite, prosim,
.onaro, - zmerom prihaja kak-
sna stara boleeina liz ten reci.
Vnesite zapisek v knjige in pri-
lozite plosEico; sicer sem pa le
vessel, da sem nekaj nasel", je
dejal knez. Mislil 81 je: "Ta dar
= njegoyim lastnim grbom je ta-
ko lepo primeren, da mu ne
bonn dal q MIN obcutiti njego-
vega zavozenega zivljenja. Maj
yecjo uslugo mi je izkazal. &c
rise obraze, bi lahko narocil pri
MEM sliko male; &c bo presla-
ba, - je pac ne bonn dal obesi-
tt. - Toda da bi to storil kar
zdaj, tako nekako IL hvalezno-
sti, - Sc mi le upira. Zdeti bi
sc mu utegnilo, da ga skusam
potisniti, proved globoko v Sc
danjost. Izvolil 81 jo je sicer
sam, toda ljubeznivost zahteva,
da Sc cato ne zmenimo. &c ga
nazadnje nj le malo zaneslo? &c
ne bi uganjal taksnih neumno-
sti, bi ga naposled lahko upora-
bill "a okras! Ia cudovita po-
stava! Prijetno mi sicer nj, &c
moran govoriti : ljudmi z IL
tegnjenim vratom." .s.- /
Knez je Bel 8 svojim prsta-
nom v roki sikozi galerijo na ta-
ko imenoveni hodnik princes.
Tu je yiselo na stenah tudi me-
kaj nogoyja,. ii je morda pri-.
spelo sem il drugih soban; dru-
gade je yisela III siika pri. Sikh,
bele pudrane lep0te osemnajste-.