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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

This charming casual button front is cut to fit as smooth as silk, ideal for your busy summer sched- ule in floral prints or bright checked fabrics.
 Pattern No. 1869 is designed for sizes 12, IA, 16. IS, 20; 40 and 42. Size IA, requires l-8 yards of 39- inch material.
 For this pattern, send 20 cents, in COINS, your name, address, size de- sired, and the PATTERN NUMBER to Sue Burnett Waterbury Demo- crat, 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
 Send today for your copy of "FASHION'-its full of ideas for summer wardrobe planning. IS Cents.
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shrub. remove but one-third to one half of the old wood during one season. The sooner this is done the better. Do not use hedge shears on forsythia; bob bed forsythia makes a poorer appearance than one thathas not been pruned.
 Spiraea Van Houttei requires a pruing treatment similar to that of forsythia; that is, an annual program Of cutting out the oldest stems to the ground and shorten ing the most vigorous of the re- mainder within a month of their towering. This keeps the shrub in much better condition than merely oCc.sang of the dead blossoms, and t is less tedious. Tall Jeggy spira- eas are the result of never cutting out the old wood.
 Lilacs should have the faded blossoms removed from the plant. This increases their towering and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
} McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

One of the hands that enabled Mrs. R. c. (Sally) Young of Phila- delphia, Sam Katz of Millburn, N. J., Mrs. Lou Jaeger to tie for the Eastern Mixed Team-of-F Four Championships, as played by Mrs. Young, is shown here.
 This is Sally Youngs first major victory in some time. She prac- tically gave up major competition during the war, but she demon- strated with this hand that she is still a master. She and two others were the only ones to reach the slam iil diamonds on this hand. However, the others went down, as they took both the club and the diamond finesse. Mrs. Young re- fused both illnesses.
 She won the opening heart lead with the ace, ruffed a heart, re- turned to her hand with the king of diamonds and ruffed another
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

Paterson, N. J., Pennsylvania, and Hudson County, N. Y.
 Waterburians, placing in ths various contests, were Julia Rus sel, who rolled up the most points among girl competitors; Nick Mof- fo, who placed second among 70 contestants; President Ray Lom- bardo, who placed third in mems B class, and Josephine Cronin, award- ed third prize in the girls division.
 Other members from Waterbury attending were: Lorraine Cronin Anthony Marciano, Salvatore Mar. ciano, Arthur Cipriano, Mort Tap. ken, Urbain Philibert, Pat Cipri. ano, Frank Cipriano, who had just arrived from overseas and Charlei Marcelynas, the latter of Naug' atuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
FOUNDER OF LOCAL SOCIETY IGNORED
New England Gymnasts Fete Leon Bucks at New
 Jersey Meet

The New England Swiss Gymnas- tic Association honored Leon Bucks, founder of the Waterbury Gymnas- tic Society, at a meeting held re- gently in Klein's Grove, N. J. MT. Bucks has been the society's in- structor for 10 years. In paying tri- bute to the honored guest President Ernest Sondergrogor commended MT. Buck for the development of one of the best classes in New Eng land"
 Among those attending were rep resentatives from New York City,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Keep up the old, traditions. Give a July 4th picnic this year, too. even though you go no further than your front porch or your back yard.
 Howe does this picnic at home menu ound jellied potato salad, grilled frankfurters and rolls, bar becue sauce or relishes, cookies and mocha fizz?
 Jellied Potato Salad
 (ServeS 8-19)
 Two and one-half cups diced hot cooked potatoes, 2 teaspoons grated onion, 3 tablespoons vinegar, 2 tablespoons salad oil, 1 3-4 tea spoons salt, pepper, l package lemon favored gelatin, IA cups hot wa ter, 3 tablespoons vinegar, dash of salt, 5 tablespoon mayonnaise, 1-2 cup finely diced cucumbers, IA cup sliced radishes, 1-2 cup thinly sliced
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

hands held palms down to the floor as far behind you as you can reach. Now, roll over to the far side of the right hip, and bend your right elbow. Then swing over to the left hip, bending your left elbow.
 The trick is to roll to and fro with all the vigor you can mus ter, which will keep your body travelling backward on its own mo- mentum.
 Don't stop" says Jeff, until for the sake of your shorts and your skin you know that you should"
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encourage t h e m to make better growth for flow ering next spring.
 Forsythia, pro- perly prun n e d, makes one of the biggest and most spectacular shows oi the season; but if they are neglected for a few years, the old wood becomes so large and coarse that few flowers are produced. An
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

New York-Hidden virtue be- hind the bath-bubble look of lace and layered net hats, designed for summer dining and dancing, is their claim of all-year-round wearability with your best black frock.
 Lace goes to the head of the in- looking Miss in starchy white Battenburg and other coarse meshes shaped to look ike Dutch- boy caps or peaked cones, reminies- cent of Robin Hoods. Femme fatale hats, however, are sure to be black or navy blue lace mantling crisp poufs of white organdy fashioned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

into the seasons popular shapes soft berets and portrait-inspire6 bonnets-examples of which are shown.
 At top left filmy black fern. patterned Chantilly is lined witt white organdy to make a pouf beres which designer Mime. Reine trtrns with fuchsia velvet ribbon to make a circlet for the crown. Opposite is John Frederics' portrait hat ot white organdy sheathed with bright navy blue lace looped down in back to form air-covering snood. Two organdy howers-one white and osas russet-add feminine whoop-de-do height and width,
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will end in the courts. Tn CT e are those who predict that di- vorce will be- come the vogue as nasty W ar marriages have been the vogue for the past few years.
 This expected acceleration in the number of divorces might be slowed down considerably if
 a paper - bound volume, pu b =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
By HENRY L. FREE Written for NEA Service

Since early Towering shrubs pro which were formed on growth of the previous summer, their pruning should be confined to within a month after they have bloomed to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

You won't have a better chance to take your hip exercises than during those lazy-loafer's hours that you spend in the sun. For one guaranteed to wriggle of the bulges you have the word of Jeff OlOver Twenty -oneD Donnell that it works-get yourself set for the ocean eoll.
 Calling your turns, Jeff says:
 Sit upright with legs out stretched and heels touching, and balance your weight with your
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
WE, THE WOMEN.
'WE, THE WOMEN Children Are Real Victims Of Div0rceS
By RUTH MILLETT

There are those who predict that following the war the divorce rate will rise so fast that between a third and a half of all marriages
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

annual system of rejuvenation should be practiced by cutting out completely the oldest canes to al- low room for fresh growth to come up from the base of the plant. To avoid creating a skimpY looking
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

'The only enjoyable job I had in five years in German prison camp" declared Private Albert Stentiford on his return to Swan sea, Wales, was making cohins for 150 Germans killed in . raid by the Royal Air Force"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

and other small musical instru- ments. The boxes are IT by 10 inches and six inches in depth.
 Those wishing to donate such articles may leave them at Chapter House, 165 Grove street or Red Cross Headquarters, Field street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
WORK OF DANIEL
 CALABRESE SHOWN

Starting yesterday. the Mattatuck Historical society has put on display five paintings which were winners in the national English and Art contest sponsor by the U. s. Time Corp. The five / .nting, purchased by the local Company after a na- tnonal competition by high school students, are among the 12 paint ings which appear in this years U. s. Time calendar.
 One of the paintings on exhibi- tion is a work by Daniel Calabrese, Waterbury art student who attend ed Crosby high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Canned grape fruit juice, ready-to-eat whole wheat cereal, enriched toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Chill con carne, bowl of mixed green salad, French bread or corn bread, preserved fruit, tea, milk.
 JULY 4th HOME PICNIC SUPPER: Jellied potato salad, grilled frankfurters and rolls, barbecue sauce, relishes, peanut cookies, moccha flzz. milk, cof- fee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26
PROBLEMS FACE CHILDREN

But its discussion of the problems that face children of divorce and its acceptance of the fact that it is worse for child to lose a parent through divorce than through death is deep enough and reasonable enough to knock the idea that oi- vorce can be a quick cure (where there are children involveO out of the heads of parents with any sense at all.
 Even in cases where divorce may come to seem the only way out. parents would know better how to hurt their childrden as lit tie as possible in the provisions made for their care after reading this symposium on Children of Di- vorced Parents"
 For while the authors of "Chil- dren of Divorced Parents" are quick to point out that there are no good divorces so far as children are con- cerned, it makes clear the kind of arrangements that hurt children most, and points out why.
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lished by the School of Law at Duke university, were to become a best subsequently, among men overseas and their wives back home.
 The technical looking volume Is Children of Divorced Par ents" and is a collection of ar- ticles written by experts. Its concern is with what is being done about the children of divorce-"or- phans of living parents'-by the law and by interested professions and groups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-26

celery, 2 tablespoons 1-2 inch strips green pepper.
 Combine potatoes, onion, vinegar, salad oil, salt and pepper. Nike care fully. Let stand 25 minutes to mar mate, stirring occasionally Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Add vinegar and salt. or 2-3 cup gelatin mixture add 3 tablespoons water. Turn into l 1-2 quart ring or loaf pan. Chill until slightly thickened. Arrange garnish of a few cucumber and rad ish slices in mixture. Chill until firm. Chill remaining gelatin until slightly thickened. Place in bowl of ice and water and whip with rotary egg beater until fluffy and thick like whipped cream. Fold in mayon- naise; then fold in remaining in- gradients and potato salad mixture. Turn onto firm gelatin in mold. Chill until firm. Unmold. Garnish border of lettuce, deviled eggs, or sliced tomatoes, sprinkled with French dressing. Or serve with grill led frankfurter and rolls.
 Mocha Fizz
 Serves 6)
 One quart-size bottle ginger ale, 1-2 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips, IA cup hot water, 1-2 cups triple strength coffee, 1-2 cups milk.
 Put ginger ale in refrigerator to chill. Place the chocoalte chips and hot water in top of double boiler and melt chocolate slowly until smooth. Remove from heat. Stir in triple-strength coffee; add milk, chill. Just before serving pour into pitcher and add chilled ginger ale. Or pour 1-2 cup of the coffee-choco- late mixture into each glass then fill with ginger ale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

pislno kneznji prijetno vznemir-
jenje.
Brat il pise, MEN najmlajsi
brat. Tisti nepridipray, hi je
ysako .kariero, ce jo je Sc tako
lepo zaGel, neslavno koneal. Ma
zadnje je bill v kolonijah in je
tam zbolel. Poslali so ga domov,
a ne samo ma oddih, arnpak "a
zmerom. Donna so ga sprejeli
oeetov grom in materine solze.
Uboga grofica Brandensteinoya
ina proved otrok. Dvema otro-
koma ali trem nj bila najboljsa
matt, toda lima jih sedem. In
zmerom je morala oh rojstvu
,enega otroka vzeti nekoliko lju-
bezni drugim.
Sano pri tenn, XII je bill njen
drugi najmlajsi, Sc njena lube
zen nj prav mic zmanjsala. In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

prav s TEN ie irnela najvee tezav
in skrbi. sarlota je imenitno
preskrbljena, &c pa nj zadovolj-
ma, mai to sami sebi pripise. Pa
storka, XII jo je tako strasno mu-
ella, je zdaj omozena. Da nina
otroka, je res hudo, toda pray
tako hudo je i1neti sedem otrok,
zlasti be Sc ne We 2 mimi kaj po-
Eetf, kakor ma primer z ubogim
Alfredom. Gee ga imenuje neko-
liko drugace in mu vsak dan
grozi, da mu bo kupil vozni IL
stek drugega razreda "a Ame-
riko.
Zato je mlademu gospodu &C.
dalje bolj nerodno pod domaco
streho. "Ogenj pri ocetu,; voda
pri manu." pise svoji sestri sar-
lott in jo roti, maj ga "a nekaj
casa povabi k sebi. ''Dokler Sc
ne DO kaj naslo." Da Sc DO to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16
OpOnini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzeryirane
Fibe In .mlek0 49,. :-.
Rdeee znamke K-2 do Ell so
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointoy.
Procesiraaa jedila
Modre znamke T-2 do NJ
so peljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Sladkors
Sladkorna znamka stew. SO "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom " knjizici st. 3 so We
ljavne do preklica. Prihodnja
znamka stopi v veljavo S 1. av-
custom.
GaSOlin
Znamka A-16 je veljavna
"a sest galonov gasolina. Lnam-
Ike B-7, B-8, CT in C-8 so We
ljavne vsaka "a pet galonov ga
solina "a nedolocen cas-. Ma
lieu vsakega kupona mora biti
napisano ime drzave in icencna
Stevi]ka Pri nroSnii "a dodatnO
kolicino gasolina je treba ma
vesti rekord prevozenih mill.
zganje
rs. perijoda "a zganje Sc kon-
ca 21. julia.
Kurilno ole
Znamke Stew. /, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

zgodilo, je- Alfred trdnS prepri-
can. "a zivljenje 90 je bal SAND
takrat, ko je pod streho il va
lovite ploGevine obolel q mrzhz
co. Potem se je be znlerom neko~
liko bled rjav in ne tako elegan-
ten kakor Y nekdanjih dneh od-
pravil ma Brauneck.
OBJ njeg0vih pis1nih je knez-
MIA postala spet taksna, kakr-
ana je bila pref. Alfi bo prisel,
prinesel 8 seboj drugo ozracje,
skupaj se bosta smejala brau-
neskim druzinskim malikom.
Jezdila ho 2 njim, on il DO pripo-
vedoval svoje yesele dogodiysci-
ne in spet Sc bo naueila smejati.
Moi bog, tako je mlada, samo v
krsto Sc je dala zapreti in samo
pokrov mora suniti stran, pa bo
spet zaziyela.
(DGlje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

Ini6 ne skoduje njihovi lahkosti
lin gihenosti. rs
Petintrideseto poglaVje
Nep1jdipTGV
Ma Rraunecku je postalo
ozracje tako tezko, da Sc se Har-
I'll nerodno zdi, kadar ga pot "a
nese TIA,
Knez ina k sreci doyolj della.
Mad, pegast gospod, doktor
Felsing, sedi v stolpn, kjer je
knjiznica, pod bremenom starih.
papirjev in 2 viseGimi peeati
okrasenih pergamentov. Cash
Sc pokazejo v jedilnici starejsi
gospodje v frakih, tajni svetni-
ki, prayi in neprayi. "Kaj iscejo
ii ljudje v gradu ?' Sc medic Ia
nina kneznja.
"Syetujejo mu v neki pravdni
zadevi." In kneznjino zanimanje
spet izgine. Nekega dne Sc Har-
70 eudi, kaksne pravde mora
imeti o6e. Rozamarija OBJ njego-
viii besedah zardi, in zdaj knez-
MIA We: Znano j je! In takoj sc
odloGi, da' mora Sc ona vse I'VE
deti.
In zadeva bi Sc dala pray lah-
ko razkriti. Samo v poletno So
bo bi morala It'll kdaj ponoei, Cd
preti skrinjieo na pisalni mizi,
kjer hrani knee pisma, III priha-
jajo eez dan in XII odgoyarja sam
mamie. In &c prvic ne DO nasla nj
cesar, DO nasla pa drugie.
Toda to je samo slaba tolazba.
Saj ne bo imela nikoli toliko po-
guma, da bi sla eez vse tiste hod-
nike, po katerih stoka veter, in
skrinjica je zaklenjena. Toda
casih le misli, kako hi Sc dala
skrinjiea odpreti 80.
r.
Ozraeje ma Braunecku ne po-
stane mic lazje, in knee cuti ce-
dalje bolj, da Sc mora nekaj zgo-
diti. Samo necesa ne We: kaj DO
prav "a prav.
Tedaj prinese nepricakovano
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

Angelski obfaz, kar sc sicef O
.njegovhi pray krepkih crtah ne
hi moglo reG. ,Tudi syoje bole-
Sine, dosti oblakoy prekrije
vsak dan otrokoyo obGutljiyo
duso, tudi " tej okolici, XII skoraj
me more biti sreenejsa, prime
Sc mamici.
v delavnici ina svoj hlevGek,
zmerom zyito preprogo in klobu-
Geyinaste medvedke, XII jih lima
tako rad, ponoei pa spi craven
o6etove postelje. Kadar ga ma
vse zgodaj nj mogoee ukrotiti,
ga nese ode yen,-mama Sc spi,
|--umije in oblece, potem pa gre
v svoj hleveek. Njegov cas- "a
kopanje je zelo skrbno .odmer-
jen, kajti po MEM osreci starse
z daljsim spanjem. Zvecer della
tpliko nadlege, da Sc oce in matt
oddahneta cd srca, ko naposled
izgine " svoje mehko, belo po-
steljo 2 mrezno ograjo.
"Tako ne pojde wee dalje, Ro-
zamarija," rece Harro pogosto.
'Naueiti Sc bo moral, da DO ca
sih lahko kaksen trenutek brez
naju. Toda zdaj je se cas-, ko Sc
najbolje uci, &c zivi prosto in
brez prevelikih ovir. Cez leto dni
bo ze govoril in prvi drobec vseh
eustev bo prisel v njegoyo sree.
rs koncem drugega leta bo
incl ze majhen pogled ma syet.
Lahko sc bo umaknil cd MEGA
ali pa stopil predenj in rekel:
JAZZ!
lima kar zbezi mimo njiju v
zlati hisi. Harro della voscen kip,
XII ga misli pobarvati. Mario IL
starih jaslic, XII drzi svoje lase
med otrokom kakor zastor mad
zibelko. Vzel je polovico Dusi-
cine velikosti, speci Jezuseek pa
je Henrik. In potem narise po-
leg se traynik plesoeimi ange-
Ii. Angeli SO sicer Sc zmerom
brez peroti, vendar pa to prav
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Drustyeni kOledar
q a & =

5. augusta, nedelja. Drusty0
"Soca" st. 26 S. DE-. priredi
piknik ma. vrtu Donna zapad-
nih SloVencev, 6818 Denison
Ave.
2. septembra, nedelja. Pro-
slava 20-letnice drustva I'VE
lebit' st. 544 sNPJ v Domu
zapadnih SloVencev, 6818 De-
nison Ave.
8. 0ktObTa, sOb0fa. Drustvo
"Brook oklynski SloVsnci'' st. 4a
s. p. 2. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapsdnih SloYencey, 68le
Denison Ave.
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Dusica ROza11larija
S 4. lsvETNIcA IN MEN NoREci
Aguss Guathss ?
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic
A1!gnes Guathas
NadsljeYanje>
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersic

(NadaljeYanjel
Rozamarija kneznje ne more
videti, ker stoji craven ME viso-
ko ogledalo. ki jo SLEPT. Ma to
niti ne misli, ker je brezskrbno
vesela v syoji otroski domovini,
sredi ljudi, ki jo poznajo ze tako
dolgo, kolikor dalec Sc se spomi-
MIA. %~sS@ -,
Kneznjine oci kar otrpnejo,
tako strme v globino. Kolo sc Sc
zmerom nj eisto obrnilo. Ne, 6ez
Memo srce Sc BE zmerom obraea.
Temno cuti, da je tudi $ proda-
jo brauneske palace v Berlinu
Rozamarija nekako v zvezi.
Knez pae nj tako zelo potrebo-
val denarja, da bi Sc bill zaradi
NIGGA odloeil, da palace proda.
Sc nekaj drugega Sc mora skri-
vati v ozadju! In to ozadje bo
nasla pri zeni, ki stoji tn ma dvo-
riscu v sivi zametni obleki. Zdaj
bi lahko skocila k njej in il "a
klicala: "Ti YES, zakaj je to mo
ralo biti," in v siyih oceh bi bra
la odgoyor.
Knez pride ma dvorisce in po-
ljubi heeri roko. Skupaj Sc po-
svetujeta. Samo da ME ne hi BIZ
10 vec tu! In Rozamarija Sc SINE
je. Tega, kar govori, ne more
razumeti, vendar pa je prepri-
cana, da govori o njej. zdi Sc j,
da slisi svoje ime in da Sc oh
MEM oba smejeta.
Malenkost je vse to, toda
kneznja je zacutila "novo rano,
samo majhen drobec je dobila v
srce,-a ysakdo We, kako rade
SO tudi najmanjse rane zagnoje
in zastrupe telo.
Rozamarija in njen oee sta ze
davno izginila. Kneznja stoji Sc
zmerom ma galeriji. Soneni soj
izginja 2 dvorisea in silva senca
prihaja namestu MEGA, Kneznja
Sc zgrozi in gre poeasi v svojo
sobo. Zaklene sc. Tu zunaj je
ujela misel, XII jo je vso prevze-
Ia. Igra Sc z njo. Toda re ia igra
jo ogreje. Kolo hi Sc utegnilo Sc
kdaj obrniti. z lastno roko bi
morda lahko kolo obrnila tako,
da hi slo' cez drugo srce in ga
strlo.
To je isti obeutek, XII ga mora
imeti clovek ledeni janai, ee 81
prizge majhen ogenj. Nj neyar-
no, da bi Sc ledena jana stepila,
a vendar je njej rdeca pika, Oh
kateri 81 clovek lahko pogreje
otrpelo srce. In kneznja >strmi v
mali plamen. Skoraj slept jo.
Toliko toplote je v drobni pix.
In potem za6enja sestevati. Ra-
cum dolgoy. Globoko skirt je
najvecji zlocin Rozemarije,-ta
kmecki Thorstein; In vendar,
brez nemirnejsega utripanja je
casih zjutraj srecala ma konju v
gozdu, starim klobukom ma
glavi in starih, po ocetu pode-
dovanih irhastih hlacah, jo je
vselej prevzelo nekaj kakor vi.
harno obcudovanje,
Hvalezna bi mu bila "a vsak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-16

6ACu ~ SOI4GAAA OCA A40pOhO
spodaj maj oblezi in bolje je, da
Isesteje raeun. Zdaj je prisla Ro,
zamarija in zayzela tudi Brau-
neck. Pfstan ze nosi in Sc ne po-
trudi, da bi ga poskusila sneti.
Njena slika bo visela v dvorani.
Zakaj je bila berlinska hisa pro-
dana? Zdaj deli plen in sc sme-
je! Smeje Sc materini onemogli
jezi in boleeini. Kneznja je vzefa
majhen zlat svinenik v roke in
della erte ma marmornato plosco.
Zmerom move erte. In potem str
mi spet v mali ogenj v ledeni
Ivotlini in Sc ogreva oh slikah, XII
vstajajo il MEGA.
Sal je vse to samo igra, da ne
bi zmrznila v svojem prevzitkar-
skem kotu.
Mali Henrik je ze davno zlezel
il svoje kosare v pisani svet.
Poskusa ze stati ma majhnih no.
gah in oce je zdaj v velikih skr-
beh zaradi MEGA. Neprestano ga
mora svariti in patti mani.
Svetlo sinje oei ina in izrazito
nadarjen je "a yeselost. To Sc ST
Ger kaze BE nekoliko nerodno in
neotesano, toda oce upa, da bo
pocasi ze Sc vse bolje.
Bolj je skoraj ocetov kakor
materin. Ko Sc je zacel veliki boj
MIN in Sc je moral odreci maj
krepkejsi pijaei ter nj vec mo-
gel vselej zmagati $ svojo voljo,
sc je tehtnica obrnila ma oeetovo
stran. Smejal Sc je, &c Sc ,je ma
ii sklanjala cezenj, krieal in ce-
petal je, &c je prisel oce. Prva
beseda, XII jo je izrekel in XII Sc
je s svojim zvokom razlikovala
cd njegovih drugih glasovnih
| |vaj, je bila: Alo.
Kmalu Sc je jasno pokazalo,
koga je S to besedo mislil. Roza-
maria ga je nekoc nesla v ma
roeju k oknu, da hi gledal sko-
ri. Tedaj je prijezdil oce ma svo-
jem rjaVcu ma dvorisce. Mali
obraz Sc je zategnil v sanjavem
navdusenju. "Alo, Alo," je
vzkliknil otrok in zacel poteH
pretresljivo jokati. Njegova du.
sa je prvie zaplahutala syojimi
perutmi, in to je drobno bitje
bolelo.
Ia dan je bill prank in dobil
je znamenje v koledarju. In ma,
lika nj bilo mogoce pregoyoriti
da hi bill inae karkoli izpremenil
s tenn je pokazal, kakor je rekel
Harro, dedis6ino materine tr7no.
glayosti. Dotlej Sc ga razen star.
Sew Be nj dotaknila skoraj no,
bena roka.
lie tako ga bova lahko ciste
spoznala, Rozamarija, &c ga bo
va imela zmsrom le okoli sebe il
mu bova zrtvoyala nekaj svoje
ga casa in udobja. Misli samo M
to, kako zalostna je bila tvojs
mladost, ko SO gospodoyali nae
teboj tuji, zmerom Sc menjajo
ei ljudje, ki 50 bill zid med tebo
in tyojim ocetom. Midya VISA
lahko Vidiya otroka v vseh oko
liooh in No coroo fodoi Eo os