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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

haven't? What's his system? Is it difficult?
Visitors to the couples home in Neuilly, 4
suburb of Paris report that, once graspcd, the
trick is simple All you have TO do is stop going
to sleep, the way fiery Senior Rubrosa seemingly
has stopped going to sleep.
Anything smacking of rcposc sickcns him He
is one of those fabulous characters, who. no mat
ter what the hour, is ready for another party.
Consequently, the visitors say, his wife hasn't
had a fun nights rest since her second marriage,
in 1912 BY now she has got into the habit OF
lust folding up from time TO time wherever sh"
happens TO bc-on couch or in the middl" ot
somebody's sitting room floor or at table in
some night club
Then after catching 40 winkS, shes up and
at it again, loyalty side by side with Rubiiosa.
He doesn't get tired. She does. That's tho
secret She is so dead on her feet that the bursts
OF temperament with which shc used to keep
things popped up, are no longer possible
The first Of these bursts to Doe recorded took
place when she was II; it gave her parents bad
shaking up.
Telling her father she was behind in algebra
and wanted to study the subject in the evening
Illustrated by DAN CONTENT
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with OF her school friends. she began absent
ing herself from home.
Papa Darricux thought nothing OF il uHtH orc
evening when he took his wife 10 the uc',hh0r
hood theatre, the BouffeS Parisen. To his a"tye
mCnt, who should come Striding onto the STAGE
in the middle of the second act but his daughter,
Some time before she had presented herself
at the stage door with a request for n job. and
having got it. had covered herself at home vitb
the algebra excuse.
Intent on giving her a public Spankin7 hor
father sought her out the moment the curtain V4,
lowered. But no spanking occurred. Tn f.H' D.
emerged from the experience feeling, hgur tNp'g
rather spanked himself for first Danio.o had
exploded her temperament in his face and t}an
the company.S manager had settled the matter
10y lccturing to him on DaniClle and Art.
a LOWED to keep her role, the budding starr.
~ expressed her thanks FOR the manage 81 4
by trying to charm him, only dcsstIug v,..a aa'
threatened % spank her himself
year later playing in the CompanL-A III Ir...i
Dccoin, she found more susceptible targets tJg
her charms. The first DcCoins wife, stopped be-.
ing a target when she found that some OF Da.
nielles amorous arrows had pierced her husband
December ?, 1915
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PARIS
nRIGHTEST of Frances pre-war movie stars
x Danielle Darricux is sometimes accused Of
- having collaborated with the NaziS some
times credited with having resisted them.
Actually, she did neither Her reaction to her
country'S hours of trial unique.
She just fell in love-
No doubt she realized dimly that something
unusual was going on around her, but doing any.
thing about it, either in the way of collaborating
or resisting, was out of the question.
Love had insulated her too thoroughly
Nazisn Hitler Stalingrad the frghtful air bomb
ings and the suffcrings of Millions all the tower
Ing events and issues Of the last years had palcj
into insignificancc beside the absorbing drama i'm
her own heart
And the object Of her lavish affection
and sii s-hcr second husband, Porfrio Ruhi
rosa. one.timc diplomat, from Santo Doming1
Besides cutting her off from the world i'm
which most people live love for Rubirosa has had
another odd effect on Daniec.
There was tme-as her first spouse, the
film director Henri DcCoin whom she divorced
i'm 1910 frequently has testificd-when she was
of rowing tcmpcstuouS disposition
Today she is quiet as a mouse.
Husbands, particularly husbands of tempcr3.
mental stars, will be interested to hear how this
miracle came about
What has Senor Rubirosa got that others
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1945-11-15

of Luther, Mont, and daughter
Irene of Billings are visiting
friends in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker
and daughter are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gross.
Sheridan visitors Saturday
were Mrs. Lysle Taught, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Wiley, Mrs. Fora Will
ey, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Farman, Miss
Ruth Foltz, and Bob Smith.
The 13 B. c. club members
met Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. K. J. Redman
with Mrs. Fay Hager as CO.
hostess. The birthday honor
guest was Mrs. Frances Wallace.
The Wyola Woman's club
members will meet Saturday,
Nov. II, at the home of Mrs. A.
E. Montgomery.
The Wyola P. T. A. members
will hold a business meeting at
the Wyola school auditorium at
8 pm. Friday, Nov. 16.
Mrs. Jennie Beardsley of Par
adise, Calf, is visiting her sis
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The Hurdin Tribune Herdld

charge of the services conducted
Sunday evening at Willow creek
dam.
The Young People in Wyola
now have Mrs. Rachel Taught
as sponsor.
The senior young people of
the Little Brown church held
their organization meeting at
7:3O pm. Tuesday evening, Nov.
13.
Boy Scouts Investiture servic-
eS will be held in the Little
Brown church at 7:30 pm. on
Wednesday, Nov. 81. Boy Scout
officials of Billings will be here
to honor the troop. Troop COM
mitteemen and parents of the
boys are urged to attend.
Talen Night sponsored by the
World Wide Guild girls and the
Boy Scouts is set for 7:30 pm.
Nov. 80. All the young people
of the community who can con-
tribute to the" program by
singing, playing an instrument
or acting are invited to take
part. Contribution of hand
work for sale are also accepted
The Ladies Aid has offered to
sell refreshments. All proceeds
are to got toward buying a rec
ord player for the Community
hall.
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Lodge Grass Locdls

Mrs. Lille Green left Friday
for Kirkeland, Wash, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. M. H. Keel
ing. She was accompanied TO
Billings by w. O. Green, Betty
and Peggy JOY.
Albert George is the new
night marshall for the Town
of Lodge Grass, filling the va
cancy created by the resignation
of Ralph knight.
Misses Bonnie Jean Sharpe,
Joy BergquiSt and Jean HenSley
were Sheridan callers last We'd
neSday.
A large crowd attended the
dance Saturday night at Com
munity hall sponsored by the
independent basketball club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stephens
spent Sunday at the Sam
Reese home in Lodge Grass.
Mrs. Ollie Graham spent We'd
neSday evening in town.
Misses Marjorie and Ethel
Williams were week end guests
at the Wilson home in Sheridan
Mrs. A. G. Westwood return
ed home Friday evening from
Rantoul, ILL.,, where she has
spent the past three months
visiting Capt. and Mrs. Warren
H. Sands and twin sons.
Mrs. Ira Whitaker returned
last week to her home in Ponca
City, Okla, after visiting at the
home of her sister Mrs. Francis
Owen.
Mrs. John Ryan and Mrs. E
A. Richardson were callers Wed
nesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Schooner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mason, who
have been living in Oregon ano
Washington for the past ter
months, returned to their home
here last week.
Mrs. w. o. Green and Shirley
returned Saturday from Sheri-
dan where Shirley has been un.
dergoing medical treatment.
Mrs. Fern Kenyon resigned
her position as teacher of thu
fifth grade in the Lodge Gras
schools. Mrs. Florence Wells i
substituting in this room unit
a new teacher can be secured.
Miss Agnes Lix was a Billing.
visitor Monday evening.
Mrs. A. G. Westwood and Mrs
Gerry Gormley were Monday
evening guests at the Maddox
home in Hardin.
Mrs. Clarence Mailer return.
ed to her home in Crow Agency
after spending a few days ir
Lodge Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mat
thews and Stephen visited ove1
the week end at the Calkin!
home in Sheridan.
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Ia az NCVVS Of QUA
S nEea-<sso1EH
XZE tts UNIFORM

Pvt. Burton Chandler, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Chandler
of Lodge Grass has recently
been promoted to Private First
Class and is stationed in the
Philippines. Mrs. Burton Chand-
Ter and children are living in
Lodge Grass.
Pvt. Ed Hardee is still in a
hospital in Hawaii recovering g
from leg wounds received on
Two Jima.
T/Sgt. Adrian Crosby, form
erly of Lodge Grass, recently re-
ceived his honorable discharge
from the army at FIT. Lewis,
Wash, after which he visited
here. Crosby was in the service
five years-two of which were
spent in England. France, Ger
many and Belgium. Before 60
ing overseas Crosby was sta
toned at Stockton, Calf, Ma
ther field, Calf, Williams, Ariz
Marie, Tex, and Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
Sgt. Stanford stevens left
Monday for Gowan field, Boise.
Idaho, where he is at present
stationed. Sgt. Stevens, before
coming here, had spent part of
his furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens
of Seattle.
Pvt. Jack Westwood has been
transferred from Fort Lewis,
Wash, to Fort Sam Houston,
Tex.
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wyo|a News

Cpl. Paul Smith spent a Is
day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith.
Paul Bognar of Cleveland, O.,
arrived Sunday to visit at the
Charles Foltz home for several
days.
Thomas Goron of the USMC
arrived last week to spend a Is
day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gordon.
Dave Moss has sold the Wy
ola cafe and service station to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Barder. They
will take possession in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Donohoe
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mass is conducted at 1880 a
m. the second and fourth Sun
day of each month.
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ter, Mrs. Margaret Eggart and
nephew, Francis Eggart.
A Thanksgiving program will
be held at the Wyola Commun-
ity Baptist church Sunday, Nov.
18 by the members of the Sun
day school.
M. and Mrs. Moss, Mr. and
Mrs. Belken and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheets entertained the following
Sheridan residents at dinner and
bridge at the Albert Sheets
home last Sunday: Mayor and
Mrs. Louis c. Booth, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. McNally, Mrs. Stellah
Hayes and John Telander. The
honors went to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheets.
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1945-11-15

Judy Ann Yager of Parkman
visited Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. P. B. HaWOrth.
Miss Evagene Reese and Miss
Helen Morrison visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Morrison in Hardin Friday ev-
enlng and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hanley ar
rived from Colorado Springs,
Colo. and are visiting Mrs.
Hanley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Fellows. Mr.. Hanley re-
Gently received his honorable
discharge from the armed SER
vice.
Mrs. J. B. Eustace and Linda
spent several days this week in
Billings with Mr.. EuStace.
B. A. Zimmerman left last
week for Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mrs. ]. E. Eggart, Mrs. zelma
Hamilton and Virginia Ham
ilton visited last Sunday at the
Sandy Eggart ranch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson
of The Dalles, Ore, are the par
entS of a son. Mrs. Peterson is
the former Rosalee Loomis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Owen OF
Excelsior, Mlnn., Billy Ander-
son and Clara Lee Owen OF
Kirby were guests Friday even
ing at the Francis Owen home
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Men and Missions program
was conducted at 7:30 Sunday
evening. Nov. II at the Crow
Indian Mission. Donald Deer
nose was in charge of the pro-
gram. which included talks,
solos. letters from men in the
service. prayers and hymns by
the audience. Others taking
part in the program were Nc
klnley Backbone. Rev. F. l..
Lewno. T. E. Turner and Will
lam Footit.
Miss Clara Olds and Miss
Malvina Johnso were in
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Lodge Grass Society

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl Bond of
Lodge Grass have announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Viola to Donald R. Hager,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sverre Ha-
ger of Hardin. Viola is a senior
in Lodge Grass high school.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Francis Owen was host
ess Tuesday evening at a pink
and blue shower given in hon.
or of Mrs Henry Jackson. 9th
er guests present included Mrs.
Sverre Berland, Mrs. Leonard
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and said, sinister Stemm, want job.'' He
got the job, and he's been with Swift ever since,
except for two-year army hitch in World War
Joseph, Kansas City again, and finally Chicago
all added to his experience in judging the
quality and yield percentages, grading, etc.,
Of cattle.
In 1943 he was made Head Cattle Buyer for
has staff of experienced cattle buyers directly
associated with him.
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FACULTY BRIDGE CLUB

I 11O Oi II 7 D1CIOOH OIOo
Mrs. Ruth Albrecht and Mrs.
Helen Thompson were hostesses
to the Faculty bridge club We'd
nesday evening at the Albrecht
home. Honors went to Miss
Eileen Eggart. Mrs. Fern Ken
yon received draw prize. Others
present were Mrs. Helen Eggart,
Mrs. Dorothy Hartley. Miss Bon
ME Brown, Mrs. Willim Shaw,
Mrs. Helene Miklovich, Mrs.
Alma Stevenson, Mrs. Marjorie
Clanin and Mrs. Gerry Gormley
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CHURCH NOTES
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rev f l. LeWn0. Minister

Sunday school, 1000 am.
Baptist Young People, 500 p.
m.
Evening Service, 7::3O pm.
World Vide Guild, Wednesday
400 pm.
Ladies Aid, Thursday, 2:30
p. m.
Wyola Baptist Community
Church: Sunday school, 1920
and Family Worship, Ills am.
Wyola Young People 500 pm.
FIRST CROW INDIAN BAPTIST
Clara E. Olds. Missionary In
Charge.
Morning worship, 1890 am
Wyola Indian Mission, 2:3n
Vesper Service, 7:30 pm.
Junior B. Y. F. Monday 7:30
Prayer Meeting Wednesday al
7:30 pm.
Senior B. Y. F. Thursday 7:3O
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CATTLEMAN on HORSEBACK

Next time you are at the
Union Stock Yards in Chi
cago, if you see this big,
jovial man sitting on a horse
in the middle of a milling pen
Of cattle, that will be NJ. S.
C.Si'') Hughes, Swift's Head
Cattle Buyer at Chicago.
Way back in 1917, ST
Hughes walked up to the
Swift buyer in Kansas City
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LODGE GRASS SECTION

School News-Lo SocetY-Church Noes-Servlce News
Mrs Geraldine GormleY Correspondent
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WILLOW CREK DAM

Sunday school. $50 am.
Evening Service 7:3O pm
the second Sunday of each
month.
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Munter, Mrs. Ralph knight,
Mrs. Frank Mson, Mrs. George
Cooley, Mrs. Jack Clawson, Mrs.
P. R. Forman, Mrs. A. G. West
wood, Jr., Miss Bonnie Brown
and Mrs. Elmer Knight.
HEART SISTERS
Mrs. Frank Mason entertained
the Heart Sisters bridge club at
her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Cooley received
high score and Mrs. Henry
Jackson, travel. Others present
were Mrs. Cliff Clanin and Mrs.
A. G. Westwood, Jr. Mrs. Mar
jorie Clalin was a guest.
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DuSicu ROzanyarii0
tsvErr1cA m NJEN NonEc)
Agnes 0unfher '~..> 49, j.
Poslovenil Boris RihterSit
Poslovenil Boris Ril1tersit

Start lovec Kristijan je posta:
" zadnjern casu nekam betezen.
Nekaj dni je spremljal knee
MO lovec Krueger, potem pa 81
je Evil nogo. Doktor sicer ma no.
gi nj mogel nicesar odkriti, 10.
lvec pa je hudo stokal, da je otr.
pla in trda in da ne more stopiti
nanjo. Potem je prisel drugi 10.
vec ma vrsto. Dvakrat je sprem.
ljal kneznjo, potem pa Sc je ne
kega vecera nap;l, vrgel pred
starim dvornim svetnikom svoj
start klobuk ma tia in zacel kri-
cati, maj Brauneck hudic vzame.
Taksnemu eloveku kneznje nj
bilo mogoce zaupati, in "a kazen
SO ga prestavili v samotno lov-
sko koeo.
Kruegerjeva noga sc Sc zme-
rom nj hotela pozdraviti, ceprav
nj mogel dvorni svetnik odkriti
ma njej prav nicesar. Kneznjja
DO porabila v tednu dni kopico
ljudi, &c pojde tako da1je .
Toda, ali ne bi mogel ia Alfred,
XII Sc zdaj tako pregresno malo
briga "a svojo sestro in XII jo je
lie enkrat "a nekaj minut prisel
pogledat, storiti kaj "a njo?
zdaj, pravijo, maze ma Thorstei-
nu podlago ma platnu, varuje
otroke, in vozi konje ma izpre-
hod. Alfred il nj n1ogel odreci.
Pripeljal Sc je ma Brauneck k
svoji sestri.
S seboj vzame slugo, XII bo
drzal konja, ko bosta sta1a. Sc
stra ga pozdravi kratko in lede-
no, in tudi on ne We dosti pove-
dati. Vse kaze, da bo prijeten
izprehod. Res, ma ia izprehod bo
Alfred mislil, dokler bo xiv. Ho-
dita po poteh, XII jih pozna samo
kneznja, po grmovju, in zdaj
'stojita iznenada ma travniku.
Travnik sc zdi Alfredu zelo
znan. Cello Sc mu zmraci. Toda,
moi bog, sal so vsi gozdni trav-
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DruStveni kOledar
/ 9 4 8

i y Il q
2. septembra, nedelja. - Pro-
slava 2O-letnice drustva eve
lebit" st. 544 SNIP v Domu
zapadnih Slovencev, 6818 De-
nison Ave.
6. oktobra, sobota. -- Drustvo
"Brooklynski Slovenci" st. 48
S. D. z. priredi veselico v Do
mu zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave.
7. oktobra, nedelja. - Podruz-
MICA st. 48 SANS priredi pro-
gram popoldan in pies zvecer
" korist pomoei domovini v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd.
1916
20. januarja. Pevski zbor
"Slovan" praznuje deset-
letnico S koncertom v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. j.
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ida bi Sc ujezila. Saj noce, da bi
kdo streljal. Kristijana sem pu-
stila pri konjih. Poten sem sla
sem. In vi ste mi srnaka prepla.
sili. Pred seboj sem ga videla.
Tu sem stala, ne ma drugi stra-
nj, .kakor SO gospodje rnislili.
Zakaj je. drzala roke tako xvi
sku? Hotela sem streljati ma sr.
naka. Prst sem drzala ma pete.
lir1u. Tedaj sem videla tebe. Ia.
kaj 81 prisel tudi ii k njej?
"Vse, kar sem ljubila in kar
je bilo mole, vse Sc mi je izneve-
rilo in vse je slo k njej. I'll 81 bill
poslednji. Moi prstan ina. Brau-
neskega potomac lima, mojo
mladost ina. Tedaj je dvignila
roke. Kri mi je udarila v glavo
= in potem je omahnila. Zbe-
zal sem ma razpotje Pome-
' La sem 81 oci, toda slika nj izgi-
Mia. Sc zn1erom je drzala roke
kvisku, da Sc je dvigalo cvetje
pod veeerno nebo. In zdaj mo-
ram hOditi ceZ travnik. sicer OH
upam. Ali sem kriva? Ali sem
morilka?
"Tja sem sla in sem jo videla,
kako je lezala v svojih belih OBJ
vezah. Nisem vec vedela, kak-
sna je v resnici. Zmerom sem jo
videla samo, kako dviga roke in
nebo "a njo je rdece. Ali ne stoji
tamle tamle? Oh, zdajle
je padla =. Pojdi z menoj, hi
tro, nitro! Nicesar ne bodo opa-
zili -"
In oba odhitita. Brez sape . {.
cez travnate poti, do kraja, kjer
stoji voz. S tezavo dvigne AL
fred svojo sestro vanj, in skupaj
Sc odpeljeta ma Brauneck.
"Kaj bos storil?" je sepnila
Sarlota. cali bos Thorsteinu po-
vedal?"
sla sta po stopnicah.
me vem," je zastokal.
Obstala sta ma drugi galeriji,
kjer sta imela zvezde mad Sc
boj. Nihce ju tn nj mogel slisati.
"Jutri moras spet priti in me
spremiti ma travnik. Moras, kaj-
ii tudi ii 81 kriv. &c ne bi bila
videla tudi tebe MO, tega ne
bi storila. Moras poleg, ker dru-
gi tega ne vzdrze."
"Rajsi 81 Sc danes pozenem
kroglo v glavo, sarlota, in tebi
svetujem isto. Kako mores to
vzdrzati, sarlota? -"
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|niki drug drugemu podobni.
lPravkar je moral biti pokosen in
|po MEM Sc 1aze hodi kakor pc
lslauih potih. Tu je velika jel-
ka 2 zibajocimi Sc .vejami, po.
item polkrog l1rastov. Obstane.
"sarlota,' rece, "tu cez poi.
dem."
+ Ona ga niti ne slisi. Narav-
most v gozd gre, in &c hoce ali ne,
il mora slediti. Nekaj' korakov
pred MIN stoji kolicek . Hva-
Ia bogu, zdaj sta v gozdu.
cali ne pojdeva domov, sar-
lota? Cas- je ze!"
"Samo Be okoli ogla!'
Kopica zmedenih steza. Ali sc
vracata proti domu ali ne? sar-
lota je neutrudna. Naravnost
kaze. Tam mora biti voz. Nekaj
Sc sveti skozi jelke Da, tu
je spet-travnik, in naravnost
pred NINA bell kolicek.
"sarlota,' rece in Sc opre OBJ
najblizje drevo, "ali mislis, da
bi me mogla kaksna moe ma tenn
prekletem svetu spraviti Sc en-
krat cez ta travnik. Zdaj poi
des z menoj takoj domovv'
me grem," je uporno odvr-
Mia. "Od danes bos prisel Sc vee-
krat ma travnik, bratec. Pojdi
malo nabirat sspomincice, sal jih
je Sc dovolj."
"Strasna 81 ~ menoj pojdes
dofi1ov.''
r. me morem, bratec. Ali mis-
lis, da ne bi /tudi JAZZ rada sla.
Toda moran iti Sc enkrat tia.
Potenn bonn ime1a "a danes do
volj."
"sarlota!" je vzkliknil. "Kaj
maj to pomeni?"
'Dh nikari Sc ne delaj, kakor
ne bi nicesar vedel. Sal vendar
ves, da nimam zilah vode ka-
kor vsi Brauneski."
Alfred skrije obraz v dlani.
20 bog, o bog, sarlota, kaj 81
storila! Zakaj 81 to storila?"
Molci, sal ne yes, kako je BIZ
TO- Zmerom iznova moran ho-
diti sem in tia. LIE povej Thor
steinu, da. je ne DO ozdravil.. o,
JAZZ z1am prevee dobro zadeti!"
'"Tu sii stala in 81 mas cakala?
I'll: ii :"
"Ne," je odvrnila, "nisem We
della, da pride. Kdo pa maj hi mi
bill to povedal? Toda hotela sem
tn streljati, da bi ona slisala in
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.'ziveti' hoeer1. Sal Sc nihIe
ne upa meme prijeti. Kaj bos
incl cd. tega, ce me izdas? Mo-
raj hos tudi povedati, kaj ME je
tako ujezilo Potenn ne boz
mogel vee ostati ma Thorsteinu. "
"Za svojega sokrivca me mis-.
lis 'napraviti, sarlota. To mis-.
lisp je zastokal. "
''Nocem biti zmerom sama, -
je kriknila. "Ti 81 iste krvi, ka-
kor JAZZ, ali slisis. In taksen no.
rec ne bos, da bi vse povedal
Thorsteinu. Kako bi moral po-
tenn stati pred MIN! Jutri pri-
+ di spet."
In po teh besedah je sla v
svoje sobe.-
Alfred Sc je odpeljal ma
Thorstein in izroci1 kor1ja Mar
tn. Potem je Sci v svojo sobo in
vzel izmed svojih reci majhen
zabojcek. Vtaknil 81 ga je v Yep
plasca. Nato je sedel in napisal:
"Ljubi Harro!
"Upam, da mi ne boste zame-
rili, &c tako nevljudro izginem
po vseh dobrotah, XII ste mi jih
izkazali. Prosim vas il srca, da
gospel grofici ne poveste, ma
kaksen nacin sem Sc cd vas po-
slovil. Proved Sc srarnujem pred
MO. Sal boste sani najbolje ve-
deli, kako malo izgubi svet z me-
moi. Vas
alfred B."
'Teti Ulriki mole najlepse
pozdrave."
Zalepil je pismo in ga vtaknil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-06

|raed svoje stvari, potenp pa je
|odsel in Sc hotel izmuzniti po
stopnicah. Spodaj so bila vrata
|zaradi vrocine ma stezat odprta,
|tudi vrata proti zavetju, kjer je
lezala Rozamarija. Sc videl 10 je
lahko. Ia trenutek je obstal ka-
kor prikovan. Tako lepa je bila
komaj se il je poznaIo, da il
|loolaa. Strasna boleEina' n1u je
stisnila srce in odhitel je. g.
Rozamarija je dyignila glavo.
"Ali MI bid Alfred?"
"seveda," je dejal Harro.
"zakaj ne pride sem? Kaj mu
je%
Teta Ulrika je vstala in sla "a
MIN. Ujela ga je prav tedaj, ko.
je hotel stopiti ma dvorisce.
"cakajte, mladi gospod! Tri-
krat je ze zagrmelo in ne smete
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-06

Betty Of Ohio, pictured
the three mile swim event at the Women National U long
record for the distance minutes 36 seconds
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