davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-06-10

that he was never SO happy in all
my life as, when I got back to my
boys"
The 24-year-old officer was grad
uated from the University of Notre
Dame in 1912 and Immediately went
to Quantico, Va, for officers train
ing. His brother, First 1t. John c..
OLaughlin, jr., is chaplain, sta
toned in Mississippi.
Evening star., 1945-06-10
Plaque Strikes Foochow

CHUNGKING, June 9 GP>.-The
Chinese Central News Agency to-
day reported an outbreak of bubonic
plague in liberated Foochow, for
mer treaty port on China's east
coast Thirty persons were reported
to have died since May 25.
Evening star., 1945-06-10

Hill, Susanne
Howard, Anne
Irwin, Sandra M.
Jennings, Nancy A.
johnson, Lay. A.
kahler. Irene E.
klmmel, Vivyan M.
Kline. Anne L.
Rooms, Grace S.
Latimer, Eleanor B.
Leverton, Lillian H.
Lilly. Miriam D.
Lloyd, Myrtle E.
Lozupone, Gloria A.
Lund, Jean Marie
Macmillan, Helen j.
Mckeithen, E. J.
Miller, Carol c.
Moore, Jean
Moran, Mary K.
Morrison. Frances A.
NaSuti, Mary J.
NeidiR, Barbara A.
Newcomb, M. E.
Norris, Mary Stuart
Notion, Leonora F.
Owens, Dorothy A.
Painter, Margaret I
Palmer, Ka Uterine NJ
Phillips, Barbara T.
Roberts. Aida L.
Rowe, Shirleyann
Schrader. Joan B.
Shade, Lindsay P.
Simpson, Barbara
Squires, Mary D.
Stevens, Frances J.
Stewart, Eleanor F.
Stewart, Marian B.
Stilwell, Shirley J.
Thulman, Mary D.
Untiedt. Ruth A.
Utz. Sara Ann
Young. Barbara A.
Anthony. Hope S.
Ash. Mary Elizab beth
Bailey, Patti
Bauer. Barbara Jean
Conner, Flora Anne
Copeland, Mary Jane
Creger. Sarah V.
D AleSSandro Mary A
Edwards, Mary E.
Ella RS, Gloria Anne
Fla ok, Betty
Flora, Gloria Irene
Garner. 'Margaret r.
Gordon. Agnes NJ.
Holtmann, Charlotte
Ludt. Martha Ann
Lung. Charlotte L.
Myers, Ruth E. jr.
Norton. Margaret L.
Oden. Camille c.
Pitt. Marie E.
Rabuck. Arlene J.
Reed. Elizabeth L.
Rhodes. Christine E.
Rounds. Charlotte
Rush. Jane Ella
Seller. Alice V.
Severe. Doris w.
Shoemaker. D. L
Simmons, Sylvia R.
5ipeS. Gloria Mae
Smith. Elizabeth A.
Sparks. Margare A.
Storck, Dorothy de V.
Teaze. Karen M.
l olson, Naomi Jean
Turner. Sherrell A.
Watson. Shirley J.
Wlllett, Evelyn B.
Wright, Hattie Marie
cappell. Irene NJ.
Hunt, EStelle E.
NertZ. Frona Louise
Robertson. Mabel NJ.
Sullivan. Marion A.
TrogStad, Lillian NJ.
rrogstad. Connie L.
Nalther. Gloria Anne
White, Diana Pearl
Evening star., 1945-06-10
1877 Will Receive
Diplomas in Exercises
tuesday al Bethesda

DR.. Earl T. Hawkins, assistant
State superintendent of schools, will
be the principal speaker at gradua-
ton exercises for 1877 Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School students
at BIS pm. Tuesday at Leland
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1945-06-10

Don't save in the future but for
the future - buy bonds through
payroll savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-10

The list of graduates follows.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
",AW CONrEiS GAMES

ROLD BIDDING pays IN run
Der bridge but there Is such 4
hing as OVERRIDING the thing In
he long Ii reaching out TOR a
came pays. vheu you have some
thing on which TO base your reach
NO But to take 2-No TrumnS TO
No Trumps solely because you
nate to play the less-than-eame
contract Is bad business. lruly
onc-under-game is Just about the
least satisfactory spot TO play I'M
less one over game but under a
slam. There are times, however,
when that is the place 10 stop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
,5VSr FIGURE IT I

THERE ARE many comblna-
tons Of the cards which you could
never learn from a book. Study Of
them. by getting out a deck of
cards While You are alone. and
trying out various arrangements
as the old-timer Whitehead used
to do-Will help you immensely.
But many an arrangement of the
2ards must be figured out right at
the card table. when the actual
playing situation arises For no
one mind can memOrize all Of the
different combinations which are
possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
Program at Holy Temple.

There will be a special program
al the Holy Temple church Wednes-
DAY night, it vas announced. APP
pealin@ en- the program viii be the
Silver Star quartet and the Saint
Andrew Jubilee quartet with ErVen
Evans at the piano.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26

North had already done plenty
of bidding on his puny hand when
ne gee a Onc-OVer-one IN hearts
and then showed the diamond
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
GNNGHS
QUIT QUICKER

EASE your cough the modern
way. Tell your druggist to sell
you a bottle Of KREY. Get quick
relief from membrane soreness
and stiffness. X REY stops
coughs quicker. Krey is worthy
of a Doctors prescription Get
KREY today!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

preference which was prdcucaIIv
squeezed out of him by Soplb.
SPADE BID. When South then saw
fit to bid 2-No TrumpA. Nor.,
really did not have an ear,b,y
thing left to say. Give him Soma.
thing a slight bit extra. such as
the 40 J in hearts instead Of The
k-Q-J at the top Of his SUIT, and
there would have been some senso
to his raising the No TrumD n
game
West naturally opened the X Of
the unbid clubs, the y winning
South saw he was as good as
licked. unless the defenders Womb
do something silly. He gave them
a chance by leading a heart. which
forced the a. Now, If East re-.
turned anything but a cluo. South.
by succeeding with the diamond
6nesse, could score a total Of ten
tricks.
But would East return anything
except a club? Not on your life.
So the defense got four tricks in
their suit. plus the heart A. beat
ing the contract one. If North had
passed the Pho Trumps. South
would have made the contract for
a very valuable part score on the
rubber game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
Your Week End Question.

If West leads the 4 of an unhid
suit against South's 3-No Trumps.
YOU see the Q-10-9 in dummy and
hold the KITS yourself in the
East. what card should you usu-
ally play after the 3 Is put on from
dummy? Why?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26
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features Syndicate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-26

Dealer South Both sides Vul'
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

school in short meeting Friday
Feb. 2, in order to appoint prin-
cipal of same school. To this hon.
orable position was selected Mrs
F. L. Nichols to carry out the UNI
expired term Of her husband. Mrs.
Nichols is an efficient and Jealous
worker, wit hmuch experience in
officiating affairs both in the coun-
ty and state.
We are proud to have Mrs. Nj
chols as our principal, and we shall
assure her all of the wholehearted
support which tends toward a me-
chanical workshop where youths
will be glad to attend and share
their contributions in order to OBJ
tain a fuller life.
With the Negro history week
knockiny at our door we shall en-
deavor to sell the cause to the en-
tire Biloxi community.
We are wishinv every co-worker
a successful school year and all the
good will for post war education.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
Biloxi News
By Ruth Ora Jones

Many schools, including colleges,
high schools, and grammar schools,
closed for the holidays, and they
were able to reopen with all of
the officials returning to resume
their posts of duty, but there was
one high school which reopened
and there remained a vacant chair,
viz, The Biloxi colored high. 1t has
witnessed one of its most crucial
events in its history, the passing of
its pilot, Prof. M. F. Nichols, a
trustworthy and up right Christian
servant of his community, church
and home
Over the entire faculty and stu
dent body there seemed to appear
null which seemed would last for
ever. Though when we reminiscent
in terms of the poet Tennyson and
quote the first and third verses of
his most fitting poem, when trials
of this nature comes, "Cross The
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
|Harding's "444"
Recommended
For Rheumatism

Made and distributed by Harding
Drug Company, the HARDING'S
444 TONIC is recommended for the
Blood and for Rheumatism.
All persons with minor blood dis
orders and rheumatic conditions
arising from blood deficiency and
systemic Impurities will find that
this famous tonic will give relief
"444" is a we'll balanced combi-
nation of tests medicinal ingredi-
ents which are favorably accepted
for their value in treating minor
blood disorders.
Persons suffering from rheuma-
tism and minor blood disorders are
advised to get a bottle of "444" at
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
THE TIGER

ill-Reymonds School News
Staff
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

Styles
We admire AWilda red and white
skirt. Doris Boykin's pin ksweater
and plaid skirt Myrtle Ruth's
brown blouse and brown skirt.
ArtiSSma, your green sweater
and brown skirt are beautiful.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
Florida Mae Morris seems very

Florida Mae Morris seems very
down hearted since Pool has been
trnsferred from the Jackson air
base to Florida. Cheer up Florida
Mae, he'll be back some day soon,
we hope. Anyway Florida we won
der what he would have thought
of you if he had walked in the
tardy room the other day and saw
how you were cutting up. Do you
think you would still have his re-
spect?
Oh, yeah, Earl T. Harris and
James Boiler seem to have much
interest in each other.
The other day the Tiger was
heard grunting with the headache.
Some one asked her what the trou-
BILE and to our surprise herhead
was aching because she had been
thinking so hard.
What would happen if Florida
Morris, Gladys Robinson and juan
tia Haygood would stop being so
loud Well, chicks guess you know
that no one thinks anything good
of girls who are loud and uncouth.
You might think it makes you at
tractive but it really doesn't. If
you would like to know what de-
cent people think of you when you
are loud Oh, well just ask your
parents, they will tell you.
Ha! Ha! some one asked the Tt
ger what would happen if Laura
Lee Skaters would stop trying to
be cute and be friendly with every
body because there are too many
cute people in the world these days.
The Tiger just wants to say that
Laura Lee isn't trying to be cute
she is only dignified and depend
able and the Tiger wishes that more
girls were like her and especially
the one who said she thinks she is
cute"
Well, chicks we heard that Irene
Johnson and Hermon Webb are
coming on like Dick Tracy and
singing of like Count Basic. What
about that Willie Da nAdams?
The Tiger wonders what would
happen if Ledella would stop talk
ing about Glide and get her les
son she would improve very much.
They cay that Elizabeth Walker
and James Boiler is getting on some
time but Elizabeth is not getting on
with her lessons. What about that
Elizabeth? - l u
Styles
We admire AWilda red and white
skirt. Doris Boykin's pin ksweater
and plaid skirt. Myrtle Ruth's
brown blouse and brown skirt.
Artissma, your green sweater
and brown skirt are beautiful.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
20 know that you are always well

to know that you are always well
come.
Both the faculty and entire stu
dent body of the Hill Reynold
schools were both delighted and in
spired over the visit paid them
by our superintendent Mr.. X. P.
Walker and representative from
the board of education, who made
their yearly inspection last Friday.
They were very much impressed
with the courtesies shown them
| by both the students and the tea
chers. In addition the order and
general cleanliness of the entire
building was very attractive. Truly
the students of the Hill Reynold
school are to be commended for
their loyalty and department that
bought many praises from our SUI
perintendent and school board. 9th
ers accompanying our superinten-
dent, Mr. Walker were Mr.. Leland
Speed, the new mayor of Jackson,
Mr.. Withers and Mr.. Sharon, the
new commissioners of the city, Mr..
John c. Bate the president of the
board of education, and Mr.. B. B.
McClendon, also Mr.. w. R. New
man member of the hoard.
Stop! Look! Readl Did you know
that the Luxis Club of Jim Hill
school is presenting a very lovely
performance entitled, THE We'd
ding of the Luxis Idear' at Pratt
Memorial Methodist church We'd
nesday night March at 8o'clock.
We hope that everyone in Jackson
will witness this beautiful perfor-
nance. Miss NJ. v. Mannings will
have charge of the music. So folks,
begin planning now to be at the
program a real treat is in store
for you.
Everybody's Business
What would happen if Joseph
Robinson, Johnnie Lee Percy and
Alex Sharp would stop acting fun
ny and at least show that they have
both home and school training?
If Guy Percy woul dfinish his
lunch in the cafeteria?
If Elizabeth Walker would stop
talking while class is going on and
stay in her seat.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
Gainesville News
Rev. A. r. Thomas, Reporter

The Egypt Hill Sunday school
and church services were splen-
didly sponsored by the members
and visiting friends on Sunday
with Rev. j. H. Bridges of Har-
risville delivering the spiritual SER
mon. Rev. Bridges is a fine preach
er. Collection the first Sunday was
$31. The financial report for the
Sunday school in 1914 was $116, af-
ter all expenses was paid. The am
cunt of sos was left in the trea-
sure for the new year. The follow
ing visitors were present: Mr.. Sam
mic Lackey, Jackson; Mr.. Walter
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

Bar which read as follows:
Sunset and evening star,
And one clear call for me.
And may there be no moaning al
the bar
When I put out to sea.
Twilight and evening bell.
And after that the dark!
Any may there be no sandness of
farewell,
When I embark"
We cannot help from regaining
strength and courage to carry on
until that clear call summons us
to join him in that happy realm
where there will be everlasting 10y
and love will reign forever.
After counting our many bless
ings, mhich always come to the
reflective beings, we have much
for which to be thankful The supt.
of the Biloxi City schools. called
the faculty of the Biloxi colored
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10

Lackey, Inverness; Mr. Hugh Brent,
Crystal Springs; Mrs. J. H. Bridges,
Harrisville.
Mrs. Genena Brown Of Detroit is
home visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebree Brown, other relatives
and friends.
Others visiting parents were Miss
Armietta Thomas and Miss Doro-
thy Bowman of Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
General News

Well the second nine weeks test
is now history and the students
of Jim Hill school have received
their appraisal slips Some were
good and some were bad. We hope
that those who did not do SO well
will improve for the next nine
weeks.
Sighth grade section one failed
in buying stamps during the month
of January. The Tiger hopes that
they will pick up in February.
The students of 7B are very much
pleased to have their old school
mate, Bertha Bradley from Chica-
go back with them. This is your
home Bertha and we just want you
.as zEAaSsF @fe1 ~
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-02-10
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Jennie Mae Robinson, wish
es to express heartfelt thanks, for
the sympathy shown her in time of
distress, and also for the beautiful
wreath, for her father the late Mr..
Douglas Jones. And special thanks
goes to Rev. J. c. Matthews and
the Friendly Club.
Daughter Mrs. Robinson
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

nevihto. Ma Harrovo vprasanje,|
kako ie spala, odgovori sarno s
tenn, da ga zagrabi "a lase. In
Marga pripoveduie: 4.
me verjames mi, Harro, ka-
ko zna Ulrika plezati. Kakor ga
zela. Ali mar te ne plezajo? To-
da niru nj dala, dokler nj z rob-
Gem pokrila tvoje urnetnije!"
"Rozamarija, upam, da- nisi
vedela, kai mi je moi ljubi, ne
mi necak -namenil "a noeni po-
citek. {. ...
Rozanarija pogleda nemirno
kvisku: me :" ~ ..
In teta Marga zacne mirno
pripovedovati:
"Uli prizge svojo luc in zleze
v posteljo. Tedaj pa jo slisinn, ko
rece: TO je pa ze prevec!' In
potem zagledam tudi JAZZ v stem
ski vdolbini svojo lastno sliko,
kip, kakor bi ga bill mojega
obraza odlil. Prikupil 81 Sc mi,
Harro, teti Ulriki pa menda me-"
"Sai sta vendar dive dobri du-
81 Thorsteinovega donna, in
menda je dobro in prav, da sta
vajini podobi v sobi "a tete. Do
bro vesta, kako nam manjka ba-
bic in prababic, zato morata
vendar razumeti in ceniti moio
Memo pozornost!''
"Nezna pozornost! Ali nislis,
da bova spai svojima slikama
nasprotip'
"Samo v posteljah sta Sc zmo-
till" vzklikne Harro. '"Ti bi bila
morala spati pod prababico
Margo, Marga pa pod tebi. Sal
vaju drugace tako nj mogoee
razlociti. Boil me, da nista spo,
znali mojih najboljsih name.
novr .
''In poleg tega v rumenem le.
SUI kakor diva malika :" godr'
MIA Ulrika.
Marga mu potrka ma ramo:
"Sobo 81 lepo opravil in 81 lepse
kar zeleti nisva mogla. In SON.
ce z juga. Najrajsi bi zasadila
tam gori rezedo in kapucine'
ke."
"Cvetje pride drugo leto. Ro
zamarija ga bo izbrala. Poten
pa vaju povabim ODE svoje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

delavnico, da bosta videli, kai Sc
vse tam nastaja."
"PriSli bova, &c ne razstavljas
kaksnih nekrsGanskih golih ze-
ma, menda jih slikarji imenu-
.jete akte." @
''Prizaneseno ii bo, teta. Ulri-
ka.'' -.
"Po vsem tenn, kar sem dozi-
vela danes ponoei, bi ii Sc to lab
.ko pripisala.' r.
20, prosim! Ali sem te morda
napravil kot akt?" 49,.
V moleeci grozi je teta vi.
.rika dvignila roke proti nebu,
da Sc je Rozamarija hudo pre-.
strasila. " "
Prisla je lepa pozna jesen in
QOOrl tell sta Sc SOlncll1 kakOT
dive macki v svoji podstresni il.
bi. Strogi obraz tete Ulrike sc
.je zaradi Dusicine ljubeznjivo.
Esti ze davno raztajal kakor vo'
SEX. Harro je trdil, da j vsak
dan izgine vsaj po ena CUBA in
da bo moral zaradi tega popravi
ii tudi njen kip, XII je se zmerom
pokrit z robcem.
Ali 81 je Rozanariia tako "a
misljala prvo dobo svojega "a
kona? Vsaj nekaj je eutila. Re
sena je bila stalne morece pri
sotnosti svoje macehe in pri svo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

mad obednico, tik mad vrtom.
Tam so bile doslej seveda same
|zelene trate, posejane novo
travo, in rumene poti. Toda spo-
daj, oh robu hriba, so stall zla-
sterdeci vrhovi gozda in druge
|zlato rdece hribe 81 videl do
daljnjih CORA, XII SO Sc svetile v
|sinjini.
Tam je sedel knee s svojo
h6erjo, XII je drzala v roki lepo
rocno delos vezenjena svili, in Sc
soncil ma telesu in dust. Teti sta
prihajai in spet odhajali. Har-
70 Sc je lie easih "a trenutek prf-
kazal.
Knezovi lasje so skoraj izne-
NADIA osivei in zmerom vee
drobnih cubic Sc je kazalo na
njegovem obrazu. Postajal. je
cedalje bolj podoben slikam v
svoji galeriji prednikov.
S prvim snegom sta Sc morali
dobri teti vrniti v svoj zavod, XII
ga ie vodila teta Ulrika z mo-
drostjo in cudno nepristranost-
jo.
v tej dobi so zaceli gozdni de-
lavci Braunecka spet pripove-
dovati, da so videli grofa Thor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

jem drage1n vesela In srecna.
1Tet Sc nikakor nj bala; njen
stral1 pred NINA Sc je ze takoi v
zacetku umaknil prisreni iubez-
nj. Res sta bill trdi in ujedlji-
vi, toda v srcu sta bill dobri in
sta Sc znai 2 MO veseliti kakor
diva otroRa.. -.
Toda Harro nj bill veG tako cd
|krit kakor pref. Kakor v Bordi-
Egheri, je incl svoje skrivnostne
ure, Delal je neverjetno ne
|utrudnostjo veliko jesensko si-
ko in vsak dan je "a nekaj casa
|izginil z donna. Dusici Sc je zde-
10, kakor bi Sc il ogibal, kakor
ne bi bill hotel biti ma samem z
|njo.
Rozomarijo je zaradi tega skri-
Waj " srcu grizlo, toda potem je
bill " nekaterih trenutkih spet
tako prekipevajoee jubezniv in
memo dober, da Sc je z lahkim
strahom ali grozo umikala pred
MIN kakor pred necim nezna-
MIN. Toda to so bill izprva lie
bezni oblaki ma njenem sinjem
nebu.
Kneznja Sc nj pokazala niti
enkrat, knee pa je po prvih
osmih dneh prijezdil vsak dan
ma Thorstein, &c je bilo le lepo
vreme. Sedel je ma siroki terasi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
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steina v gozdu, 10 je hodil tam
s slikarskim platnom, v rusevi-
nastem suknjicu in s klobuc-
kom, XII je ze trikrat menjal bar
vo. Harro je bill spet grof IL raz-
valin, kakrsen je bill, in ne vec
taksen, kakor bi bill moral po-
stati tenn, da 81 je priboril prin-
ceso in zlat dom, kajti njegov
grad so imenovali po zlatih mo-
zaikih, kakrsnih nj bio mixer v
blizini, samo Sc zlato hiso.
Rozamarija Sc je nerada po-
.slovila cd obeh teta. Kar hudo
il je bilo "a NINA. Zlasti Sc il je
priljubila ujedljiva teta Ulrika.
Slutila je v njej Memo dobroto,
XII Sc je skrivala "a rezko zu-
nanjostjo.
In zdaj je bila Rozamarija sa-
ma v svoji tako vroce ljubIeni
zlati hisi. Bella in visnjeva Ia
stava je izginila z gradu Brau-
necka'in luci v veliki zgradbi so
ugasnile. Samo Sc svetilka 60
spoda grajskega oskrbnika je
ostala.
(DaUe prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Dussiicd R0,zzdn,drija
lsvETHUCA IN MEN NoREc)
Agnes Gunther .vf4
tPoslovenil Boris Rihtersic

"A
Isl vzlic temu, Harro. In kako
dolgo mai to traia?"
''Da bo .Rozamarija .dopolnila
dvajseto leto. No, saf ne gre "a
to. Ne bono gledali ma koledar
in stei dni. Rozamarija bi bila
pred letom dni skoraj umrla."
"Kaj il je pa manjkalo?"
"Bolest in spet bolest. Nihce
nj tega razumel. Sal moras sa-
ma uvideti !"
'Da 81 norec in da 81 81 nalo-
iii nekaj, cesar ne hos mogel
Idrzati."
"Besedo sem dal."
ITO je Sc bolj neumno."
"Bolelo bo samo meme. Nice
sar il ne DO manjkalo in cas- DO
nitro potekel. Potem bova imela
pravo poroko. To bo prank,
prank roz. Danes so naju po-
dill sem in tia, zijali, pozdravlja-
Ii in potiskali il kota " kot ka-
Ekor dive novi zivai " zivalskem
lvrtu. In pri tenn moran misliti
Sc ma denar, XII ga tako tezko
Evleeem S seboj. Fuj,-ne bonn
|mislil ma to-"
"Harro, pa vendar ne hos zacel
Istokati v svojem zlatem gradu,
Is svojo zlato princesko! Vsak
[nekdanji eastnik in lastnik raz-
Ivalin ne dobi princese. In zato
moras nekaj zanjo pretrpeti,
ha."
I "Teta Ulricka, tvoje besede so
kakor balzam, XII me hladi, cd
[glave pa do palca ma nogah. VISA
IL jekla 81! Pa res nj mic boljse-
ga, kakor so dobri sorodniki.
Zdaj pa pojdimo k Rozi. Druga-
Ice be mislila, da me yes cas- oSte-
vas"
'Navihanec 81 pa le, Harro,' y
je dejala teta Ulrika in slozno
SO sli v obednico, kjer jih je ca.
kala pokrita mia z veliko vazo
fjesenskih vijolic.
Rozamarija je bila ganljiva
gospodinja. Nekoliko Sc je tre
sla, toda drugace je bilo vse v
redu in prav.
Teta Marga je postala zelo We
dra. Menda je danes vse videls
in slisala. Nekaj casa so Sc Sc
deli v zavetju, potem pa je dejal
Harro, da so svecanosti hude
utrudljive in da bi bilo dobro, &c
bi teti spravili Rozomarijo v po
steljo.
''In pazi maj ma svoje sanje
ker bo ona prvi elovek, XII DO "a
spal v tel hisi -"
"Kje bos pa ii, Harro?"
"se zmeroth SPIN v delavnici
v svoji start postelji; IL razvali
ne sem jo vel s seboj. In Roza
maria Sc vsaj ne bo bala."
%, ne, toda zelo ljubo mi bo
&c bosta teti ostali Sc nekaj cas-;
, fpri meni." In Rozamarija ree'
''lahko noc," Sc VISA zareca il
blazena. "Jutri Sc vidiya!'
Teti gresta k njej in ODE star
dami sta kakor diva otroka nc
vo puncko. Bozata jo po rokal
, in obeudujeta njene eudezn'
zlate lase. Oh njenih blazinal
; stojita kakor dive dolgi cuvajki
In mlada dusa novega dom
|prvie zadiha.
+ Osemindvajseto poglavje
+ MOLK
VI Naslednje jutro pride Rozs
. marija VISA lepa in svetla kako
LmaiSko iutro. teta Ulrika pa I;