davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Births Reported

Thomas and Miriam Aykroyd, boy.
David and Agnes Campbell, boy.
Constant and Margaret Cavalio, boy.
Edwin and Lucille Davis, boy.
Allen and Mary Dibble, boy.
Ignazio and Dina Digiroiamo, boy.
Sidney and Myrtle Dull, boy.
Robert and Helen Fields, boy.
Jesse and Anabel Friedman, boy.
Warner and Henrietta Gardner, boy.
Harry and Lucille Goodman, boy.
Ivey and Barbara Hall. boy.
John and Enid Halota, boy.
Carl and Catherine Hamilton, boy
George and Cathryn Harding. boy.
Arnold and Marion Harris, boy.
: Paul and Gladys. Herrell. boy.
al.awrence and Julia Jacobsen, boy
samuel and Helen Kalb, boy.
Richard and Beroha King, boy.
Virgil and Fern Martin, boy.
Fred and Pearl Mockabee, boy.
Thomas and Esther Myers, boy.
Paul and Marjorie Nicholson, boy.
Daniel and Crystal Noll. boy.
William and Essie Norkin, boy.
william and Marie Peek, boy.
Loren and Emma Pousch, boy.
R.ymend and Helen Richardson, boy.
samuel and Ruth Riley. boy.
Elmer and Nellie Robinson, boy.
Ebert and Winifred Robinson, boy.
Robert and Gloria Sammons, boy.
Thomas and Marjorie Seabrook. boy
Milton and Rosaline Sherman, boy.
Carl and Mildred Thompson, boy,
Raymond and Alice Varnale, boy.
Edward and Genevieve Wadas, boy.
Philip and Hinda Werner. boy.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. June 8 Lq1 tUSDA).-Salable
hoss;; SGo :. !estimats1; total not given:
saisbie cattle, 100 (estimate); total not
given; compared week .aso: Very active set
linss including yesrling heifers, strong to
dunn, and low-good kinds: 22 loads choice
supply 80: very W little % to ffhe tiiiers
under 1900 and average cost for week an
wen as 9O8-lb. .yearlins heifers, 1873;
relatiy few heifers except cow-type OF
thin lisht kinds under 1900. increasingly
Ess % n,Fts g cents on OF COWS NOR. and hsS.l sS nth s
trade confusinEly uneven; strictly good
beef cows. 1O. O.O0-13 90; with cutters at 925
beef cow-type sold up to 1880 ana better;
most Gamers 500 down, very light kinds
700; heavy beef bulls reached 5.76: butch
sres 81 s sS s ss nisyy nsum xs e'1, n1d
weighty sausase bulls. 12.5O-14 90; choice
yealers, steady ct 1900 down. other grades
$3.50 cents lower at 1850 down: stock
'"ssI ssi.ble sheep. 100 ioS testimat.d,; total
ied lambs, stronr to 25 cents hiEhsi: spring
cents up; slauEhter ewes about steady.
shippers the main SUPPORT. but big packer
Ss.ts nd ba G eppea sa a1S. Sn
No. . pelts. 15OO-17.15: top. TAO: highest
here in many years for shorn lambs;
s.91l around four leads q medium to good wool:
most socd to choies native sp9ins.Fs
1880, few at 1879; shorn SLAUGHTER
ewes OF good and choice grades bulked
at 1888. 70: load common 71-lb. clipped
feeders with No. l pelts, IA 90: deck 55-lb.
cull feeders. 10 90
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Women Lawyers PIon
Baltimore Conference

Several Washington women law
yers are planning to attend the
South Mid-Atlantic Regional Con-
ference Of the National Associa ton
OF Women Lawyers next Saturday
afternoon at the Southern Hotel,
Baltimore.
Principal speaker will be Willis
Smith of Raleigh, N. c., president
Of the American Bar Association
who recently returned from a trip
abroad, where he observed the Ger
man war criminal trials.
Reservations may be made in
Washington before Tuesday by call
ing Ivy Lee Buchanan, at Republic
1853, or Executive 400, extension
l1O6.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Bultimore Markets

BALTIMORE. June 8 Gq9.-Apples. mar.
ke rotafo.sos no e m.Is st0sk on
sacks. cobbiess, q. s. Is, Boy og9SsDouhG naif
Maine. I0o;pound sacks. chippewss and
p.p.T u s. ,.sr as .o0sS fey hsh.T
ssil ttueS Moth csselna Sn; nss and ms5ii3 saat
Isfoiins. lo9. o. pound sacks, CobbIers. U. s
Carolina and south Carolina, 100. 100 pound MSr1a
sacks. sacks Cobblers. y; s, Is. mostly 3.75:
sacks, sebasos. u. S. Is. !. .Oo..s; toiifOpnis tiifho
10y, pound sacks. White Rose, U. g. is
Sweet potatoes-Market steady. North
Carolina. bushel baskets, Porto Ricans. u
3. Is. 4;00-50: unsraded. 3.OO-25; Mary:
land Virsinta. bushel baskets, Golden
y. 8; Is. 4.00.25: ungraded. 3OO.50: near
Psultry oustatisns.
Poultry-Market about STEADY: receipt,
pred, as to size. 34-35.7: fowl, coiored, s6,4;
LeRhorns, %; large sizes, 24-a5, few higher
Livestock Market.
rr Cetts, neme; steady; COMPARED with
,toeksrs and feeders predomins ting week I,
receipts; slaughter steers steady; she
inSssne.a iaSss .nd bulls b.nr fully steady to
truck lot choice fed steers around 1890
Ids, Ids, is.yo, weeks TOP; several lots top
age. good short feds. Is 575-i6.75: strictly
choice fed heifers. l7.40-65: good, II 90.
1890. tsy to 1900: common and medium,
cows: isoo:13. 90, high yielding beef COVE coWs.
I3:5O.ib;00; common, 9;5o-11.6o; can:
with exceptionally good yielding Qualities
SCI. hiEh yieidins individuals to 100:
NYyAR RvN ND IyVvSr, 4 ~ = .
several loads and lots good and choice
Western stocker and feeder steers and
heifers. all weights. Is. .e5:17.1 load LOT
mon and medium, Is. 50-i5.00.
xsst esi:r a' ana vsisssS fS%p'.as KIN
choice 120-2a0 ID. yealers, 1900 To- m. iniy
fsy to 1890; sulls sreund 500, sxtEsms
e'nee5 um. 1o6osiso6. eies l4oo' common and msd'-
HoEs. 30: STEADY: compared with wee.
sensral trade active and ceiling prices
shoics barrows and silts, 15.40: good sows,
week 40. .stion centsred on sDrins l.mSs
sy sns sa.9sr or ss vsf a.a asi lot. 's assa n
1885; litter Dris. S '1 ths tor % mixed lots lot,
meolum ana sooo, l0.Uu-l5.OU: chC1ce
down: comparable shorn ewes. $50 down
Grain Market.
Flour - Receipts. 1924 100-pound
sacks.
Wheat-Receipts. e08.0 bushels: shin.
ments; $4,000 bushels; stocks, ,775,07.
bushels. Hss. No : red winter ,sarlieky, spot
winter. ssrlicky: june, 3;03H.
Corn-Receipts. 270,0S7 bushels; ship
ments. 49, 900 bushels; stocks, 2,Os4. 4.34s
bushels: ceiling price prevails according to
place Of origin.
oats-Receipts. nons; .shipments. none:
stocks. 3O8. SOL bushels; No. white oats.
Rye-Rseeipts none: shipments. nons:
stocks. 1890 bushels.
Barley = Recsipts. none: shipments
none: stocks, 221 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 132 tons.
Hay-0eneral hay market 10 steady;
timothy, clover and mixed hay prices.
Buttsf and Esss.
EsEy-Market steady, receipts moder-
ate; Wholesale selling price; A., extra large
3o-40; current receipts, 1896 cents. or
the baltimore butter and sss exchange NO
o6erinss.
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Deaths Reported

Maurice E. shipley. 81. 314l s4th st. ne
James ]. Kelly. so. 1882 Park rd. NV.
Artemus Smith, 70. Gainesville, Va.
BERTHE M. Anderson. "A. 1855 Girard st
NV.
Sarah A. Burgess, "A, 5e1s sh.rri.r pi
George Corcoran. "A. 3o4s st. NV.
Mary F. Mattimore,. 70. 700 irving st. ne
xlfred i Brandt "a list T. SER Upton 81. st. ss NV
Louis X. Ligsett, n. Bill N st. NV.
Efhe Canter. 70. 6O7 Savannah st. Sc
Rose .Ahern, SO. 1922 l. st. NV.
Maurice L. Bernstein, So, 1920 34th st
Francis R. shull. 45. st. Elizabeth's Hos.
Donald B. elendenins. 80, se1 = st. NJ.
george c; Bailey, SO. Oxon Hill.
Richard F. Coles, z, 500 M st. ne.
Infant Hendrickson; Arlington.
infant Nimmo l.; Brentwood;
Infant Nimmo, 3. Brentwood.
infant Oenniston: Arlington.
Infant Wrigl1t, Alexandria.
Eliza Hatchett 80: 311 Division ave. ne.
Eva Brown, 81, 2212 Mass. ave. NV.
John W. Powell, Sc, Mitchellsville, Nd
Mary Paul, so. $3.50 jay st. ne.
ss1s ssesn yates a ss Ell 5fdz e. m .v.
infant 1nisns psyls Dayis 81 is47 Fl Fl st. ss n~
infant infant MfRsqS EdRs4ss as4s s4 st. st. av sv
Infant Carter, Wesley Heights, Nd.
Infant Snoddy, 1l3l D St. ne.
infant infant chsts5ien' chsndieT 39S St ns
Infsnt Piaue. 1914 B st. Sc. " "
INFANT INFANT AStn. AsSton sis rs 5Sss ssss st. s: NJ. NJ:
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Seven Civic Groups to Meet

George e. Keneipp, director OF We
hicles and traf1ic, will speak at the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens As
sociation Meeting, one of seven
citizens groups scheduled to as
semble this week.
The Brentwood Terrace Citizens
will feature George Hammond, di-
rector of the Districts safety cam
paign, while the Northeast Citizens
Association will discuss school and
recreational needs for its area.
A schedule of the associati tions
meeting follows:
Monday.
Brentwood Terrace-Oyster Social
Club, 1851 Saratoga avenue NE,
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Decline Is Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks
By the Associated Press

The Bureau of Mines reported
that stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 220 1885 900
barrels on June l net decrease of
l ,329 900 barrels for the week. Do
mestic crude decreased 1901, 900
barrels; foreign crude decreased
1928 900.
Daily average production was A.
756. 900 barrels, a decrease of 5000
Runs to stills averaged 4,S43, 900, a
decrease of 1900.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

CHICAGO. June s tPl.-Shortly after
the opening today prices OF deferred
oats climbed h-A cent TO their ceilings.
These were the last contracts to reach
After that, activity fell away
to very nearly nothing. Bids were in at
ceilings in all contracts and offerings
were small.
Cash dealers reported purchases for
future arrival of l27.000 bushels of oats
and $4,000 bushels of corn.
The Business Conduct Committee asked
clearing house members to furnish in
formatio on all accounts having open
positions in all grain contracts. Data is
to be supplied as OF the close of business
Friday, June T.. There was no indication
of the reasons for the auestionnaire.
oats closed enchanted to !. higher. all
deliveries at SS cents. Wheat was 81 .asE.
corn. 81 .46h; rye 81 .5sa. and barley,
81 35l,, all UNCHANGED at ceilings
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Pastor to Talk at Dinner
At Stoddurd Home Todov

The Rev. j. A. Moore, jr., assistant
pastor of Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, will speak today at 2::30
o'clock at the dinner given by the
Helping Hand Club of the church
to guests of the Stoddard Baptist
Home for the Aged at the home,
324 Bryant street NV.
Mrs. Ellen Bannister, president of
the Helping Hand Club, will preside.
The home has 40 guests, ranging
in ages from IS to 103 years. The
Oldest guest is Mrs. Mary Goodall,
103. Caesar Griffin, 80, is the oldest
man at the home.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, June 8 P,.-Heavy week
end covering came into cotton futures in
late trading today. Prices rallied about
S1.50 from the days low level and at the
close were up so to 90 cents . bale or
During most Of the session the market
was highly irregular. Following q steady
opening on trade buying, DEALINGS turned
reactionary ~ dealers took profits but
later prices recovered sharply
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,os, couples must
apply 5Gr a marriage license on
one day, lUait three Jul days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
BOND SUMMARY
tFprnished by The Assocjated r

tFuFnished BY the Associated Press.)
A eelected list Of acIive Bends on the
New Ysrk stock Exchange. Showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
snd the net lhanss from the previous
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CURB SUMMARY
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)

| A selected list Of active stscks On the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing price far the week
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Stock and

hn, low ana clOS1l
and the net NhanI
Saturdays cIose.
Stock and
Dividend Rate.
Abit P p 5s 53 st
Am d. For P 5s 2O3O
Am T q I 3s SO
Am T & r 23.s rs
Am TIT 2%s 30.
Am Tobacco IS 80
Am Tobacco IS SO
Ann Arbor As OBJ
A T IL 8 p As 95
A c Line 1st As ga
A c Line 4ias "a
lAtl Dan 1st 4s Is
B 81 o Is m 4S
B d. o 95 A---
B A o 95 C
b A o 1000 D.
B & o 30 r
B d o CIV Co.,.
IN 40 lsAS
B&OPLE&WV 4s5I-
B G o 8 w so
b 81 O Tol Cn As So
Bell T Pa 5s 90 c -
Beth Steel 2s4s 70
Bost & Me 4has 20
Bost IL Me As 80
Buf Mag FL 2a.s rs
But r & p 5s 81 st.
Rurl C r d N 6s 81
Bush Term IS 55
Can Nat 5s 90 Oct
Can Pacific 4s perp-
CelaneSe IS 65
Cen of Ga 5Kas 80
Cen Of Ga 5s 50 c.
Cen of Ga en- IS As
Cen Of Ga 1st s. 45-
tCen New Eng As 6I-
Cen N Y Pwr 3s IA
Cen r r N } 5S 81
c r r N j 5s Sir.
C d. o 4ias 90
C u o 3Ias 80 D
c & o 3hs 90 E.
Chi d. Alton IS 40
c B d. Q 27ss 20 .-
Chi L. East III Inc 81
C G w in 4las 203S-
Chi Grt West As SS-
Chi Ind g. Lo 5s SO
CMStP&P4Ms2019-
iCNStP&P41as2044-
CMStP&P As "a -
lC G N W 4Ias 30
Chi d. N w IS 80 -.
GRIP 4Has 81 A.
GRIP CIV 4 las 60.
CRI&P As SS 1900
GRIP rf 4s "a
lC T HIS EInc2% s94
Chi d w / 4As 62
lChi d. w l As 90
CinGss&Elec .s.s75
ICCC&StL 41as IT,
ICCC st L As 60
Clev Ell ulum IS 70 :.
iClev u Trm 5lss 72-
Clev U Trm 5s 73 -.
Clev U Trm41as II
Col d South 4lass0-
lColum Gas 5s 81
Comwlth Eds 3s n
Cons Cigar Bias 65
Cons Ed 3las 4S
Cons Ed 3las 6S---
Cons Ed 3las 56
Cons Pwr 27ss 75
Cont Baking 3s 65
Crucible Stl 3l.s 30
Day Pw&Lt os4s rs
Deere Il Co gas 6b
Del e. Hudson As 63
Del Lack&W inc 81
Del Lack&W 4s2042
Den d. r G 4Ias SO
Den d. Rio Or As SO
d a. r G West IS b5
iD&RG W 5s 55 asd
DGRG West IS rs
Det Edison As 65--
Det Edison IS 70
Duluth i;S&A 5s az
Erie 4,as 2015---
Krie 3lss 1000
Firestone T&R 1851
Fla East Coast 5s74-
Gen Real G Ut As 80
Goodrich 2s4s 65
Grt Nor Ry 5las 81
iGrt North IS 13
Grt Nor 4las rs d
CT Northern 3iss 20
CT North 3 as 1000
|Green B d. w deb B
Gulf M&C inc 2O15
Hooking Val 4 las 80
HCuseh Fin ai.s 30
Hudson Coal 5s GA
Hud & Man RI IS 81
Hud d Man in 5S57-
Ill Bell Tel 2s4s Al
Ill Central Bias b.
III Central As 81
nj Central As 63
III cent rig As 55
III Central 4s4s sc
Ill Central 5s 55 -
&c Omaha IS 5l-
&C st L s. 80 f.
/ G c st L 4i.as 63
Ill Terminal 4s59
Int Ct Nor aj Is 81
Int ct Nor 1st 6s 81
int CT Nor 5s SO b
Int Ct Nor bs 56 c.
Int Hydro n cy6s44-
Int Paper hs Ill.,
Int T & T 4sh b2 -
K,c r 8 h M IS 50
Kan City sou Il rs
Keepers Is 63----
| iLsutaro Nit inc 76
Lsh Val Hvd T IS b4
Leh Val NY 4las so
Leh Val 5s 2003 St
Leh Val 4hss 2003--
Leh Val IS zoos
ILeh Val Term bs 51-
Lorillsrd 3s SO
Main Cent 4las 60
Manati Sug 4s 81
MKT ~ IS 81
MKT 1st As 30
Mis-Kan-T As O. B
Mo Pac cv 5las 40
Mo Pac 5S IS A.
Mo Pac 6x77 P.
| Mo Psc 81 7S @
Mo Psc 5s so H.
Mo Pac 5s 81 L.
Mo Pac In A. rs -
Nor g. Essex 5x 65-
Nor 4; Esx 4lss IS
,Aor&Esx 31as 1000
Nat Steel IS IS
New Eng T&T 5s 81
New Orl Term As 63
NO Tx&Mx 5Ias b4
! NO Tx6Ax IS o.
NO Tx&Mx 4las SO
~ " l. Il A. Aa
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, June S-The Associated
Press weiEhted wholesale price index OF
80 eommodities today advanced to 1902.
now 1946 high. Previous day, 100 IS;
week arc, 1894; month ago. 1882:
year ago. 1oS.76. based on 1925 as 100.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
WoshinQton Stock EXCHANGE
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

B 4 D.
ON wAsHMacGGH foR YEAR 1916 or TO
Evening star., 1946-06-09

Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
quarterly or semi-annual declaration I'm.
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi-
extras. B Plus stock dividend d Cash OF Of
stock. 9 Declared or paid so far this year
.be IN Canadian fnas asE ysaa Its
dividends paid or declared this year. New
Issue; .:lr.,.. wv with warrants. ~ without
Evening star., 1946-06-09

oregon w RH is oO
Pas Gas q 1T 81 "a
Pac Gas & El 3s 70
Penn Cent Air3hs60
Penn Pwr&Lt 3s 65
Penn Pwr&Lt 3s rs
Pen RR gen 5s 6S
Pen RR en- 4las so.
Pen RR En 41as 65
Pen RR gn 4As 81 :.
Pen RR 3As 81
Peoria g. East As 80
Pere Marat 3sss so
Phila Co 4As 81
p C Z st Lou 5s 20 A
P c c st Lou 5s 70 B
Pitt c Coal 3l2s 65
Pitt d VIVA 4F2S 59B
Pitt &WVa 4as 6OC
Quaker Oats ga "a
Rdg 3hss 95
r ] A G l. 4Has ST..
st L 8 F IS so B.
st l. 8 r 4Aas 7S
st L San r 4las7Sct.
St l. q p Is 90 A
StP h KcSL 4las4l
Sea Air Line 6s 45ct
Sea Air L,ine0s45r ct
6eabrd Air L inc4Has
Seabrd Air L As wi
Socony-Vac IS "a
30 Bell TIT IS TO
80 Bell Tat 2szs 66
So Pacific 41as 81
So Pacific 4iss 90
| 30 Pac 4has Or n
Sou Pacific 2Hs SO
South Ry 61as 56
South Ry gn IS Sc =.
Sou Ry en- IS "a -
South Ry gn As Sc
So West Bell gas S5
Spokne Int 4Has2013
Texas Corp IS Is
Texas Corp Is 50
Tex d. Pac 37ss S5
Third Ave al 5s 80
Third Ave IS 90
Un Pacific lst 4S47
! Un Pac 2Tss 76
Union Pac 2las 81 =
Va 81 q Pwr 2As 76
wabash 4Ms 91---
| wabash Is 81
| wabash 3Ns II
Ward Baking 6hs70
West Shore 4s 1881
West Shore 4s2381r
Western Nd A. 81
West Fac 4Ias2014-.
Western On 81 81
western On 81 90.
Western On 4las 80.
Wilson 81 IS
Wise Cent A. ~
Wis Cent - Sad 36.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Bnttsf and ESsi

Egky-Market steady, receipts moder-
ate; Wholesale selling price; A, extra larse,
the Baltimore butter and ssg exchange NO
o6ertngs,
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Chicoqo Grain

a Amount paid 1a45. Plus extras.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12

gle k sebi. Sikale so sicer okrog
MEGA, zabadale SO Sc v zid, pra-
skale omet, on je pa ostal nepo-
skodovan.
Ko je zanetil vnetilno vrvico,
Sc je odstranjeval Cd zidu poca-
81. Nemara mu pade ma glavol
vsaj kak kamen, je mislil. Zid
Sc je hropece sesul; lie kak meter
je vrgel cd sebe omet in drobir.
Mega pa nj hotelo doseci.
Ko so ga poklicali v stab, je
sedel ma samem q glavo v dla-
neh. Tako so ga nasli tovarisi
cestokrat. #~
Tudi zdaj nj nasel obstanka
pri bataljonu. Tho je odsel.
Mrak sc je zacel zgoscevati.
Tone je sedel "a cerkvijo ter
mislil. Bill je zadovoljen $ svo-
Jim danasnjim uspehom; razu-
mel je pomen padca postojanke,
bilo mu je prijetno, da je poru-
Sill zid, toda Sc zadovoljnejsi bi
bill, &c bi lezal pod zidom Sc sam.
Pred cerkvijo je pela harmo-
nika. Preserni fantje so plesali
po pesceni cesti, on pa je sedel
kakor da bi zanj vse to ne velja-
10. V duhu je gledal pot pred
seboj, pot svojega zivljenja in
zdela sc mu je tezka. Bal Sc je
svojega ocitajocega srca. Ljud-
je so mu odpustili greh, srce mu
Iga noce.
Zdaj pa zdaj je prisel k ME-
mu partizan ter ga povabil k
rajanju, a nj Sci. "Drugi Sc maj
vesele, zane mora biti Sc in se
pokora!' je govoril pri sebi.
"Treba bo Sc trpljenja, da bo
Igreh opran z mole duse, tedaj
nemara bonn tudi JAZZ vesel."
/ Pocasi je legala noe ma maj
limo vasico, harmonika pa je
igrala in igrala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-12
DO So trebo

lpincili, XII so jo vlaeili po jecah
in taboriscih.
Kako DO stopil pred njo in j
dejal:
"Ljubim te Sc vso silo svo-
jega mladega srca!' ko ga DO
pa vprasala:
"Kaj 81 delal ia zalostna le-
ta?"
"Izdajal sem svoj narod, mo-
ril sem Slovence!" il DO moral
priznati. In obrnila Sc bo cd ME-
ga. Ma obraz il bo legla neiz-
merna zalost, ali v svojem po-
nosu bo odsla ter ga ne bo vec
pogledala.
Slikal 81 je bodocnost, kakr-
sna po njegovih mislih DO. Ia
cudoviti rod 81 DO uredil svoje
zivljenje tako, da bo dobro vsem
ljudem. Tisti, katere je streljal,
bodo tedaj priborili ljudstvu
sreco! Ozenil Sc bo nemara.
'Tudi sam bo delezen te sreee in
incl DO otroke. Ko mu bo govo-
rica stekla, ga DO otrok vprasal:
! "Oce, kaj 81 bill ii, ko je slo-
venski narod bojeval boj "a svoj
obstanek?" ?"
In moral mu bo povedati.
Otrok ga DO pogledal z veliki-
mi, strmecimi oemi in v srce Sc
|mu bo naselil nemir. Nikoli vec
Sc ga ne bo oklenil ljubece, ka-
kor Sc ga je oklepal dotlej. Greh,
XII ga je storil, bo padel kot CORA
med njiju in otrok sc DO sra
moval svojega oceta.
Ko sc bodo otroci pogovarjali
O teh velikih dneh, bo njegov sin
zalosten odbezal IL gruce in bo
, prijokal domov. Sedel bo "a pee
ter gledal mani mirno in sovraz-
no. zena DO hodila tho po hisi.
2 velikimi ocmi ga DO ogledova-
la in molcala DO, molcala. S stem,
: S tai, cd stropa bo pa dihalo
vanj:
"Domobranec, ubijal 81 maj
boljse ljudi; izdajal 81 domovino
ID. satanu!"
: "Ko bi umrl, ko bi me vsaj
: krogla zadela!" je mislil mno-
/, gokrat.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da je neizmer-
! ma sreca, umreti "a domovino,
= "a veliko osvobodilno misel. Ma
tt bi slisala, da je padel. NADIA
bi slisala in s spostovanjem bi
: Sc ga spominjali.
: Ia dan je hotel koncati! Zde-
10 Sc mu je, da ne bo mogel vee
i; prenasati ocitkov svojega srca,
4 pretecih spominov svoje duse.
Iskal je smrti. Vedel je, da
Sc ne vrne xiv, kdor pojde dc
zupniscnega zidu. L. vseh luken1
: so bile obrnjene tia strojnice
Sovraznik Sc je ocividno zavedal
pomona tega kosa zidu. Toda
NIGGA Sc krogla nj prijela.-se]
r je pocasi, kakor da hi Sc odprav'
ljal v mesto po mirni, ravni ce.
] sti. Niti zaklanjal Sc nj. V roki
!, je nesel razstrelivo, pusko pa je
: incl obeseno okrog vratu. Pc.
J. casi je miniral zid. Gledal je v
i mracne cevi strojnice, XII SO Sc
] zlobno krohotale, vabil je kro-
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cemer je v onem strasnem letu
sodeloval, so njegove oci zgu-
bile zacetni Ear. Ostal je sicer
hraber. v boju je pac iskal ute
he in jo navadno tudi nasel. z
: bojem je poskusal izbrisati il
svojega spomina grehe. Izpostav-
ljal Sc je nevarnosti. zivIenje
mu nj pomenilo mic, ali krogle
Sc ga MISC prijele, kakor da bi
moral delati pokoro dale.
V boju Sc je navadno tudi raz-
zivel. Vest Sc je umirila, toda
ne zmerom. Mnogokrat je med
borbo obstal. z grozo Sc je "a
zrl predse. IL mraka, il otemne-
lih obrisov bate so segale proti
| MENU prosece roke petletnega
otroka, XII so ga vrgli domobran-
ci zivega v ogenj, ker je bill sin
komandanta partizanskega bata-
Iona. In on mu nj mogel poma-
gait. IL gluhe noci so sijale k
| MENU strahotno preplasene, z
neizmerno grozo napolnjene oci
mlade matere, XII so vprico ME
ustrelili otroka. Zdelo Sc mu je,
da dviga sklenjene roke prav k
MENU, XII je stal sredi domo-
brancev mrk in molcee, nejevo-
lien mad ostudnim poeetjem,
vendar pa toliko plah, da nj upal
materi ma pomoc. IL noci so sega
lie k MENU grozotno suhe roke
stare brezzobe kmetice, XII so il
mad glavo zazigali hram ter jo
tiscali v ogenj. Odprtih ust je
stala ma pragu. Sivi, redki lasje
so il padali ma cello, ma ica. Gle
dala jih je svojimi izzganimi
ocmi, kakor da ne more razu.
meti tega, kar delajo. Usta je
imela odprta in samo strmela je
vanje, tho, grozece. Kakor noz
ga je rezala v srce straSna kletev
/ osivelega starca, vprico katere
ga so lepega majskega jutra "a.
\ kali pet hcera in sinov skoraj
/ v zabavo.
/ To so bill zgoci strahovi, XII SC
| ga zalezovali podnevi in ponoci
Bolela ga je ljubeznivost tova
/ riSev, bolela prijaznost koman
dantov. zelel je, da bi ga tepli
da bi ga sovrazili, da bi mu oci
tall sodelovanje pri pozigih in
| umorih, pa so ga skoraj ljubko
l vail. Zato je bezal navadno v
samoto.
h Ponoci nj mogel spati. Prega
njala ga je misel, da je tidal do
\ movino, ko je bilo izdajstvo maj
l vecji greh, da je pomagal ubija
I ii brate, da je osramotil svoj rod
in svojo mater.
\ Manic je zdai tolikokrat mi
\ sill.
I Ko je koncal gimnazBo in je
H odhajal v Ljubljano, ga je po
\ sebno skrbno pokrizala ter mt
dejala:
'Hodi po pravih potih, .sice,
! mi nj treba vec pred oci!"
Prisel je v Ljubljano in Sc dal
\ kupiti. Nasedel je sleparjem
laznivcem, XII so izkoriscali ME
govo bedo. Ia nekaj mesev sta
novanja v Akademskem domu
je moral postati izdajalec. Ubil
so mu mladost, ubili zivljenje!
Kaj poroce matt, ko Sc snide-
ia? Kako j bo pogledal v oei, ko
ga bo vprasala:
"Kod 81 hodil |? Kaj 81 pocel ia
tezka leta?"
Ona nj klonila, to je vedel
Preprican je bill, da je "a parti'
\ zane; zdaj je to cutil. Nj mogo'
&c, da hi S svojo dobroto in pra'
II vicnostjo ostala izven borbe, ali
bi Sc cello ogrevala "a izdajalce
Kaj mu porece, ko Sc il izpove
In kako bo pogledal v obraz
Il Nadi?
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