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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-04-05
WE ARE READ

We have often wondered if anybody reads the editorials
we occasionally have the time and inspiration to write. We
certainly don't get many comments on them: WeL' we have one
reader who does-even if he doesn't live in Hardin. and he took
time and trouble to write us obout our recent one on the natter
Of teachers sdldies.
He is S. R. Logan, remembered as former school executive
for this district, and now superintendent OF schools at Wnnetkd'
III. He had some additional comment to add to our ideas on the
subject qnd we should like to quote his letter:
MY congratulations to my old home town OF Hardin upon
having G newspaper which editoridlY urges that teachers sol
cries be raised to the point where education can compete with
all other Ceilings for the best talent As the Chamber OF CON-
merce study points out, money spent on the schools is ON in
vesment, not ON expense. 1t is the surest possible investment
and the most necessary from the standpoint OF both indlvldudl
and society, Of both the local community and world citizenship.
All local districts should be urged to do better than they
ore now doing in this respect. But this holds also for the state
and for the federal government. particularly the latter, which
to all America educotionoly"
published recently in the New York Times. 1t wds q teachers
farewell to her profession. and we enjoyed it very much.
She had decided to stop teaching not SO much because OF
lack Of remuneration, but because she simply felt that she
wasn't getting anywhere.
She pointed out that the teacher is no longer given the re-
spect that is her due, and also had some interesting comment
on the lack Of parental cooperation. If we discover that q few
more people read the editorials and that they ore interested,
we should like to print at least part Of it.
BRING IN YOUR NEWS
The monpower (and wononpower) shortage is with us O.
gain. Mrs. Johnson will not be in the office for q time, due to
lack OF help at home, md she is going to try to do as much
neWswritng at home as she can.
We would appreciate it very much if anyone who has q
news story OF interest would turn in the facts at the Tribune
Herald office. and these stories must be in just as soon as pos
sbe. since her time is limited. Get it to us just as soon as it
happens if you CON.
Please try to include all the facts-especioly when, where,
what and who. 1t will be absolutely impossible TO accept any
news stories after Wednesday, afternoon.
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Lodge Gross Locals

Mrs. Claude Glow has re-
ceived her diploma from the
Chicago School of Nursing. Fol-
lowing two years of study, Mrs.
Glow holds this certificate in
Trained Practical nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Westwood,
Jr., and children were Hardin
callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Standish
express their deepest gratitude
to the good people of Lodge
Grass, who responded so rap
idly when Freddie wandered
away from home Wednesday.
Word has been received here
that w. E. Burns of Great
Falls, brother of Mrs. George
Rasmussen, slipped last week on
an icy pavement and has a
broken leg.
Mrs. Frank Gross of Wyola
was a Lodge Grass caller Tues
day evening.
Helen Morrison, who has been
attending high school at Lewis
town, enrolled in the Lodge
Grass high school Monday as a
Junior.
Mrs. D. w. Chandler, Mrs.
Harlow Buckingham and Walt
er Chandler were callers in
Sheridan last week.
E. R. Fenton was home this
week end from Colstrip, where
he is employed.
Driuofo arl NHrc Ho,,o Eo1lo
were Hardin callers Monday.
Miss Barbara Krall spent the
Easter holidays with her mother
in LeWiStOWn.
Miss Helen Birkeland was a
week end guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Francis Eggart.
w. F. Patterson, special agent,
and F. Young, trainmaSter for
the c. B. g. Q. railroad, were
Lodge Grass visitors last week.
Miss Helen Harris was an
overnight guest of Miss Mar
jories Williams Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Emma Wolfe of Sheridan
Is a house guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Sharpe.
Mrs. Jess wager and daugh-
ter, Judy Ann, of Parkman
and Bob Haworth of Wyola
visited Thursday evening with
Mrs. B. Haworth.
MIR. ana Mrs. Lloyd Harris
and daughters, Clara and Hell
en-, shopped in Billings Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Crosby and
Iris arrived here Thursday from
Phoenix, Ariz., where they have
spent the winter months.
MIR. and Mrs. W. o. Williams
and Audrey were Sheridan
callers Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Holley and Mrs.
Il. l.. Kenyon made a business
"trip to Billings saturday.
Miss Jean Starina spent the
Easter holidays in Billings with
her parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Frank Startna OF the state
game farm.
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40 =: .s::os.

Seaman &c Robert Fentor
arrived Thursday to spend 9
leave here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Fenton. Seaman
Fenton, who has been in train
ing at San Diego and Camp
Endicott, R. I. since going into
service in the early fall, is nov
stationed at Camp Hueneme
California.
Private Edward Weigand left
Thursday for Fort Ord, Calf.
after a furlough spent here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P
Weigand. Pvt. Weigand hao
been stationed at Camp Roberts
Calf, since entering the army
in November.
LIST Sgt. Rollie Harris, who has
been spending a furlough here
with relatives and friends after
three years of overseas duty
left Sunday for Stockton, Calf
From Stockton, Sgt. Harris
will report to Santa Barbara
Calf.
Private Archie White Clay
arrived here last week to spend
a furlough with his family and
other relatives and friends. Pvt
White Clay is stationed at
Camp Richie, Md.
Private Dave Felde is here
from the Baxter General hos
pital in Spokane. Pvt. Felde
was wounded somewhere in the
Pacific during the summer
months.
Cpl. Albert M. Stevenson ar
rived here Tuesday from Geigel
Field, Spokane, Wash, to spenc
a furlough with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Ste
venson. Mrs. Albert Stevenson
who accompanied her HUSBAND
from Spokane, stopped in Har-
din to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Mehling.
Word was received here Sun
day that Chief Petty Officer
Bill Zimmerman has arrived il
San Francisco and is in a hos.
pital there, prior to his depart,
ure to a rest camp. Chief Petty
Officer Zimmerman has beer
serving in the Pacific theater o.
war for a year.
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Lodge Cross Society
DINNER GUESTS

DINNER GUESTS
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Sharpe
entertained at dinner last Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sharpe,
Pauline, frankie and Norma
Lee of Hardin; Mrs. Emma
Wolfe and Miss Joan Ball of
Sheridan; Frank Sharpe and
Miss Claudine Glow of Lodge
Grass.
Mrs. Letta Sharp entertained
at Easter dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. Hensley, Billie and DON
ME; Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Glow
and Claudine; Mrs. Donald Esp,
Mr. and Mrs. A.. L. Sturdevant
and Bob Blair.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Eggart
entertained at dinner Easter
Sunday MIR. and Mrs. Ole Mel
son, Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Mat
thewS, Mrs. Zelma Hamilton
and Miss Virginia Hamilton.
Mrs. Fred Sharpe entertained
at dinner Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Crosby and Iris,
Mrs. Emma Wolfe and Fred
Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason,
Sharon and Gary were dinner
guests Easter Sunday of MIR. and
Mrs. Truman Mason and family
of Crow Agency.
Mrs. Cliff Clanin entertained
at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Carr, Mrs. Ira Chip
man, Cliff Clanin, Norita and
Claudia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Baker and
Mrs. Willard Wilson were Sun
day dinner guests of MI. and
MRS. Clark Stanton in Crow
Agency.
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Broadly Sadler was a Lodge
Grass caller Tuesday.
A party was given in Sheri-
dan Saturday evening at the
Winifred Rhinehart home in
honor of Seaman &c Robert
Fenton.
E. C. Arnold of Sheridan,
representing the urr oughs
Adding machine company was
a Lodge Grass caller Tuesday of
this week.
Miss Juanita Fenton was a
week end guest at the w. o.
Miller ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Castle
were Billings callers Monday.
Edythe Gilbert of Wyola was
an overnight guest of Marlene
Castle Thursday evening.
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HONORED AT SHOWER

HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Homer Jackson enter
tanned last Tuesday in honor of
Mrs. Glen Jackson at a pink
and blue shower. Other guests
present included Mrs. Walter
Standish, Mrs. Cap Standish,
Mrs. Ted Baker, Mrs. Elmer
Knight, Mrs. Bernard Taught,
Mrs. Lola Miller, Mrs. Esther
Havener, Mrs. C. A.. Lining and
Mrs. Roy Lining.
HEART SISTERS
Mrs. Frank Mason entertained
the Heart Sisters bridge club
at her home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dude Sorger was awarded
high score and Mrs. Emmett
Curry, travel. Others present
included Mrs. Charles Schooner,
Mrs. George Cooley, Mrs. A. g.
Westwood, Jr., Mrs. Cliff Clanin
and Mrs. Henry Jackson.
Continued on page u
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CIVIC CLUB

CIVIC CLUB
Miss Mabel Holley and Mrs.
Agnes Bergquist were hostesses
to the Civic club at Jhe Holley
home Tuesday evening. John E
Rice and T. E. Turner were
present during the business
meeting. On the program COM
mittee were Mrs. Lille Green
and Miss Helen Birkeland. The
Misses Iris and Betty Green
rendered vocal duets as part of
the program. Others present
were Mrs. Charles Schooner, Mrs.
Frank Mason, Mrs. Cliff Clanin,
Mrs. Kasper Liz, Mrs. Henry
Jackson, Mrs. Frank Goe, Mrs.
M. T. Wells, Mrs. Ed Barrett,
Mrs. H. c. Young, Mrs. William
Shaw, Mrs. Fay Abel, Mrs. Fran
els Eggart, Miss Eileen Eggart,
Mrs. j. W. Holley, Mrs. r. L.
Kenyon and Mrs. Geraldine
Gormley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eggart,
Miss Eileen Eggart, and Miss
Helen Birkeland were Sheridan
callers Saturday.
The Chrysler car, in which
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt
were enroute to Sheridan Sun
day, turned over near Aber-
deem. DR.. Petzoldt was unin-
jured and was able to keep an
appointment to deliver an East
err sermon at the First Pres
byterian church in Sheridan.
Mrs. Petzoldt received medical
treatment at THE Sheridan
county hospital, but was able
to return to her home Sunday
evening. She is suffering from
shock and minor injuries.
Jackie StandiSh has been i'll
at his home for the past two
weeks.
Anita Yellowtail, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yellow
tail, enrolled in the Lodge Grass
schools Monday. Anita is in the
craze.
Students of the junior and
senior high school were enter
tanned at a Sadie Hawkins
party in the high school gym
Thursday evening. The fresh
man class sponsored the party.
Miss Clara OldS and Miss
Malvina Johnson attended the
three-hour service sponsored by
the churches of Sheridan on
Good Friday.
Miss Viola Bond was a week
end guest at the L. w. Sharpe
home.
Mrs. Geraldine Gormley at
tended the Easter Service at the
Fox theatre in Billings Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Bergquist, Lor-
raine and Joy, were Sheridan
callers Wednesday.
Curly Bill Sloan of Sheridan
was a Lodge Grass caller We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Formanack
are the parents of a daughter
born in Billings last week. She
weighed six and a half pounds
and has been named TWila
Jane.
At the city election held here
Monday, April 2, Cliff Clanin
was elected mayor; Emmett
Curry and Frank Mason, alder
men for ward l; Harry Catrell
and C. c. Green, Jr., aldermen
for ward 2. Retiring officers are
j. w. Holley, mayor; A. L.
Sturdevant, alderman of ward
l; A. H. McClurg and William
Footit, aldermen of ward 2.
Serving at the polls in ward
l were T.. E. Turner, Mrs. J. C.
Buckingham, Mrs. Fred Sharpe,
judges and Mrs. Fay Abel and
Mrs. Helen Wolfe, clerks. In
ward 2 those serving as judges
were c.. A. Lining, Mrs. L. w.
Sharpe and Mrs. Lille Green.
Clerks were Mrs. Clarence NAH
Ter and Mrs. Ira Chapman.
George Brown was a Hardin
caller Monday.
Ralph Knight is receiving
medical treatment in Billings
this week.
Mrs. B. A. Zimmerman and
Miss Billye Ruth Zimmerman
visited at the Ole Nelson home
Thursday evening. They were
enroute to Hardin, where Billye
Ruth spent her Easter vacation
with her mother. This vacation
followed the completion of the
winter quarter at the Univer-
sity of Wyoming.
Elsie Lind of Wyola visited
Lodge Grass high school Tues
day of this week.
Jack Laughery, who has been
suffering for several weeks in a
Billings hospital with a heart
block, is in a very serious con-
dition.
Mrs. George Rasmussen, Vir-
GINA and Phil were Sheridan
callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bucking-
ham visited at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Eugene
Borgess. in Crow Agency on
| Saturday.
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FIRST CROW INDIAN BAPTIST
MISSION
Clara E. Odds, Missionary In
Charge.
Morning Worship, HOO am
Wyola indian Mission, 2:3G
p. m.
Evening service, 800 pm.
Crusaders Wednesday after
school.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
800 pm.
Red Flower Society Thursday
afternoon.
Thursday evening the an
nual pre-Easter service was
held at the Crow Indian Mis-
sion. DR.. w. A. Petzoldt deliver
ed the main address of the ev-
ening, after which communion
was held. A number of songs
were sung by the Indian choir.
At the evening service on
Easter Sunday at the Crow In
dian Mission, Miss Clara Odds
showed colored moving pictures
of the Resurrection. Mrs. Helen
Wolfe sang THE Holy City,.
Miss Malvina Johnson was in
charge of the candle-light SER
vice at the close of the evening
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LODGE GRASS SECTION
School Neutrality-suspicious. ~Notes-Service News
Mrs. Geraldine Gormley. Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barrett
returned Sunday evening from
Riverside, Calf, where they
have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Miss Norma Barrett. Mrs.
Ben Foster remained in River
side for a more extended visit.
A. G.. Westwood, Jr., was in
Billings on business Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week.
Miss Edythe Gilbert of Wy
ola was a week end guest at the
P. R. Forman home.
Miss Joan Ball of Sheridan
visited here last week with hel
aunt, Mrs. Fred Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sharpe
were Hardin callers Wednesday
R. ]. Miller was a Sheridan
business caller Monday.
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CHURCH NOTES
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
Rnu Z orvyvn4 h1sns-k--

tSeV. F Z. LeWn0, NlnlSter
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Evening Service, 800 pm.
Midweek Service Wednesday,
800 pm.
Ladies Aid, Thursday, 2:30
p. m.
Junior Young People, Friday,
7:30 pm.
Wyola Baptist Community
Church (Family Worship and
Sunday SCHOOL, 11:O0 a.. m.
Special services and commun-
ion were held on Good Friday
evening at the Little Brown
church with Rev. Lewno in
charge.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Father Balfe of st. Xavier
conducted pre-Easter services at
the Catholic church last week.
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THE HECHT co.

Buy Gift for Wounded Veteron!
Deposit II In our "Glft for the Yonks Who
Cove" box on the street floor. The AmerI-
can Legion will distribute them to nearby
hospitoIs In time for Christmas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23

In strasno rada bi bila kdai v
Ameriki."
"Nic lazjega. Pri vasih sred-
stvih!"
I'm Sc spet vrnete?"
"Seveda. Vendar tako brz Sc
ne.In kako je pri wasp
"Pri mas? Dolgcas. JAZZ Sc ST.
Ger ne dolgocasim, imam toliko
move druzbe, da mi je re odvec.
In obiske odpravljam, saj veste,
dolznost; koncerti, gledalisce,
dobrodelne prireditve, razn a
drustva- to vse mi vzame pro-
sti cas-. In kar vesela sem, &c mo-
rem biti kdaj sama. In kako pre-
srecno nakljucje, da sem prav
zdajle prosta in dobim takega
ljubega starega znanca, kot ste
vi, dragi gospod Mlakar. Zares
liz srca vas pozdravljam. In
pomladili ste se."
I'm vi, gospa! Ia deset let ste
mlajsi cd omega casa. Kar mia
dost vam zari z obraza."
''Kaj RESI-"
Poldi Sc je razveselila te po-
hvale in il je verjela. Skrivaj sc
je pogledala v zrcalo in sc ma
smehnila.
I'm nasi start znanci?" je iro-
nicno vprasal Mlakar.
'Niste bill Sc pri njih?"
"Ne Sc. Prva pot me je pri-
vedla do vas, sal mi je tn, kakor
bi prisel domov in tudi ondi v
novem svetu sem vedno mislil ma
vas in-morda mi ne boste YER
jeli in mi cello zamerili, &c vam
priznam, da ste re vnaprej izri-
Mill vsako simpatijo do kake zen
ske-in bilo je krasotic ma izbor
-iz mojega srca in sem bill v
duhu yes cas- lie pri vas"
Poldi sc je VISA srecna zasme.
jala in je dejala poredno:
"Gospod Mlakar! Skoraj bj
morala biti huda ma vas. Sal
vendar veste, porocena sem
in :"
"Saj to me je yes cas- peklo in
Sc vam niti pisati nisem upal."
"Ah, vi naivnez! Lepo cd vas
da vas tujina nj izpridila.-Pa
mimogrede: ondi tudi Sc niste
bili?'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23
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20 ukrov
plodovite zemlje, hisa s Z
sobami, vse moderno; zuna-
MIA poslopja. 400 cevljev
spredaj, lep sadni vrt, ter
lastno skladisce pima. Ma
haJa Sc emo milo cd Bomb
er tovarne ma Bagley Rd.,
North Olmsted. Cena zmer-
ma, ker Sc mora prodati ra-
di bolezni lastnika. Poklici-
te AC. 2471.
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v. MET TEZU
MARIJA KMETOVA
Roman


Z -
maj poslovil cd vseh zaljublje-
nosti, da sc mi vcasih Sc smili
zato."
Tina 81 je grizla ustnice in
nervozno il je bio. Davilo jo je
v grlu in najrajsa hi bila padla
ma kolena pred Andreja in mu
priznala vse. Pa je vedela, kaj bi
mu storila S tenn, cato ga je po-
bozala po lieu in dejala:
"Jaz pa sem ii hotela nekaj
povedati danes-pa pridem-in
ii kot hudournik."
''Kaj je"
ITO ne gre kar tako, yes. Daj,
ma uho tt povem.
Andrej je planil kvisku, objel
Tino okrog pasu in jo poljubljal
do onemoglosti.
"Kaj zares? Zares? Je Ii mo-
goce? o, Tina, Tina!" je wiki
kal in solze so mu stopile v oei.
"Vedela sem, da te bo veseli-
TO-" je dejala drhteeim glasom
Tina in strasno il je bilo.
"Koj povem Pircu,' je powell
Andrej.
"A ne moi navzocnosti," je
resno odvrnila Tina.
Razumem," je dejal Andrej
in dodal: "Zdaj sem najsrecnej-
81 clovek ma svetu. Do smrti sem
ii hvalezen, Tina. Molil bi in bi
Sc zahvalil Bogu."
Tina je zamahnila z roko.
Vstala je in dejala:
"Veseli me, da 81 prisel IL ne
srece v sreco; a zdaj me pusti,
mic mi nj dobro."
"Paziti Sc moras zdaj, Tina.
Ma rokah te bonn nosil."
Poljubil jo je Sc, Tina pa je
odsla omahujocimi koraki v
svojo soho, kjer Sc je sesedla v
naslanjac in dejala sama sebi:
"Kako je cudno zivljenje! &c
hi priznala in tnu povedala res
nico, strlo bi ga in unicilo "a vse
zivljenje. Ker sem Sc lagala in
ga ovila v Sc hujso laz-je sre-
cen in vesel--da hi molil! A ko-
maj sem zmogla-in zares mi je
hudo. A kaj bo, bo? Pa kaj, zda:j
je lepo in kar je zdaj, je nekaj,
vse drugo je mic. Konec."
Vstala je, Sc preoblekla, naro-
ella avto in Sc odpeljala v mesto.
Andrej je bill pisal po Tinino
mater, XII je bila koj prisla in
je bila tudi ona vesela novice.
Vendar jo je Tina sprejela tako,
da je matt razumela, da ne DO
imela nobene besede v hisi. Vda-
la Sc je v to in ker je imela vse-
ga, kar je hotela in jo je Andrej
spostoval kot svojo mater, sc nj
vtikala v THINE zadeve. O Pircu
je imela zdaj tudi ona slabe mis-
Ii, a ker je znal dobro govoriti in
il je vcasih z emo samo besedo
zaprl kak ugovor, Sc nj vec zme-
Mia zanj. Da sc S Tino rada vi
dita, to je koj ugenila, vendar
je bila prepricana, da Tina nj
ma slabih potih in posebno Sc
zdaj ne, ko pricakuje otroka.
ITO jo bo popolnoma zresni-
10, 81 Je mlSllla.
Nekoc sta sc bill srecali Me-
lanijo in matt jo je vprasala, "a
kaj je nj prav mic videti pri Cor
nikovih. Melanija Sc je izgovar-
jala, da ne utegne, in matt il je
dejala:
''Pa bos prisla potem-ko bo-
mo imeli novega zemljana."
"Novega zemljana?" Sc je vsa
IL sebe zacudila Melanija.
''Kaj ne yes? Pa seveda, Tina
je. ., o-in Andrej je tako We
sell"
"Tako, tako. Kdo bi 81 bill mis-
ILL.,"
Zvecer je povedala Riznarju
novice in je pristavila:
ives, nekaj groznega mi je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23


"Jaz pa vem, da imam prav,"
je trdila Melanija.
"Kako mores. vedeti?"
"Tako. slutim-vem in groza
me je."
'Ce bi bilo to res-potem pac
ne vem, komu hi Sc segel v ro-
ke. Pomisli, Andrej, XII il je vse
dal, XII il daje oberoc in jo tako
rekoc dviga cd zemlje, da v sa-
mih razkosnih oblakih Tina niti
tai ne cuti pod seboj, in da hi ga
Tina tako goljufala! In tako le-
po je sanjal pred lett o svoji do
maci sreci."
"Saj Sc mu je izpolnila."
"Kako? Da Andrej ne DO i've
del, menis?"
"Ce bi-verjeti ne bo hotel.
Kdaj hi bill sicer re Pirca zapo-
dill il hise! Pa ga Sc vabi in ga
ina rad in mu je potreben. I'll
ne YES, kako ste moski v tenn
oziru reveki. zenska te premoti
in ovije krog prsta, moski zen
ske nikdar ne more prevariti v
toliki meri."
"Glej, glej, kaj imas lastne iz-
kusnje?"
'Ves, da jih nimam. Pa &c lie
pogledam Tino-koj vem, kaj
zmore zvita in izprijena zenska. ="
''Dela il manjka.'
"Zdaj. A pri Mlakarju? Tina
je pac take krvi. Sam Bog We,
kaj je V njej"
I'm ii 81 tudi nekoliko njene
krvi. Cakaj, cakaj, pail bom!'
20, moi dragi, ko niti ne uteg-
mem! Sal vidis; in tudi zljubilo
sc mi ne bi. Tebe in otroka imam
cez nero dovol.j in zdaj Sc skrb
"a hiso. Kako dalec sva ze?"
"Nisva Sc dalec. A v dveh le-
tih, upam, bova ze ma svojem."
"Saj morava biti. Delava in
skrbiva.
"Bi bila rajsa kakor Tina ?"
"Za vse ma svetu ne bi me-
njala njo. To grozno dvojno
zivljenje, ia vecna laz, XII jo tia
ci, in skrb, da Sc bo izvedelo!
Vem pa, da tudi ona ne bi me-
njala z menoj, sal sam jo bila
pred lett dovolj opominjala in jo
spravljala ma pravo pot. Wanda
sc mi smili-ta je brez donna" "
''Kakor mi je zadnjic nekaj
pravil Gornik, il je menda v sa-
mostanu vsec," je dejal Riznar,
Melanija pa je povzela:
'Morda ina prav. Vem, da je
dom ne more veseliti."
8.
Poldi Bizjakova je imela zdaj
druge prijatelje, a mascevanju
zaradi Pirca sci e nj odrekla. In
cakala je, kako bo vplivalo pis-
mo ma Gornika, pa je poizvedo-
vala zaman in lie to je izvedela,
da je Gornik vess recen, ker DO
dobil botomca, in hodi Pirc v
hiso, kakor je hodil pref. In ko
je sedela nekoc sama donna, so
Sc nenadoma odprla vrata in
Poldi toliko, da nj umrla cd stra-
hu, ko je zagledala Mlakarja
pred seboj.
"Kriz bozji!" je vzkliknila.
cali ste, ali niste??"
"Klanjam Sc, gospa! Kaj ste
Sc me tako prestrasili?"
'Kako hi sc vas ne.-Pa Sc
dite; izvolite cigarette? Prosim.
In likerja, GAIA, kave-s cim
vam morem postreci? Moi Bog,
da ste vi prisli! Kako je to mo-
'goce? Da vas vidim spet-in kar
tako nagloma, nihce nj vedel, nj
ste pisai. Pripovedujte, pripo-
vedujte-poslusam vas, zelo sem
radovedna."
Poldi sc je stisnila v kot zofe
in sc zazrla v Mlakarja, XII je bill
lepo oblecen in sc nj bill v teh
letih prav mic izpremenil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23
Gas "a kupi+i

,Hisa s s sobami, ma Trafal-
gar Ave., cd E. 1856 st. $500.
IL sob "a 2 druzini, po 6 in 6
sob, ma Damon Ave., blizu Eu-
cid Beacha. Lota SO cevljev.
Cena $4,000.
6 sob "a emo druzino, ma e.
147 St. Cena $4,000.
6 sob "a emo druzino, v Eucli-
du. Lota 63x14O. $500.
D-1 in D-2 licenca, grocerija
in delikatesna trgovina, S po-
slopjem, ma Waterloo Rd. Cena
$4,000.
6 sob, zidana hisa, blizu Hay
den Ave. $500.
Ia podrobnosti poklicite
Daniel Stakich
1888 Waterloo Rd.
KE. 1884
ali pa Mr.. Raddell -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23
Dekle

dobi dobro stalno delo v tr-
govini. Katero veseli, mai Sc
zglasi pri Grdina Shoppe,
Gill St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23
Prodo So

kromaticne harmonike, Mervar-
jevega izdelka, in Philco radio.
Poizve Sc ma 1913 E. 76 st., po
6. uri zvecer. Kdor hoce, lahko
tudi pise.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-23
Y noiem Sc oddo

emo opremljeno sobo postenemu
moskemu. Si lahko tudi kuha.
iVprasa sc ma 1882 e. Al st.