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Evening star., 1946-10-09

banner m d Last three Congress
members whose return 70 Wasling-
ton would be appropriate. Mr.. Gear
hart can hardly stand on his voting
record during the past session, but
his tntiring efforts in behalf OF
public power and reclamation In
lower California are reasons suf1ci-
ent for re-electing him. For my part
/ can never forget the valiant fight
that he put up against selfish local
interests to establish the magnificent
Kings Canyon National Park. The
voting records of Republicans Nc
Donough and WEIGH are on the safe
side of criticism, and liberals will
be furthering their cause in mark
ing their ballots for them.
The Senatorial race in California
finds Republican William r. Know
land defending his seat against Will
Rogers, jr, q former member Of the
House with a good record. Senator
Knowland has not proved to be an
altogether satisfactory replacement
for the late Hiram w. johnson whose
unexpired term he was appointed
to fill. His obsequious support OF
the oil companies on the tidelahds
issue, his constant echoing of the
insidious propaganda Of the Ma
tior1al Association Of Manufacturers
and his perpetual willingness to tap
the Federal treasury do not war
rant his continuation In . post
where further grabs may be pos
sible. On the other hand, few liberal
voices have enunciated with more
clarity and understanding the eco
r,omic and political needs Of the
country than has VIII Rogers, jr. He
is Of the same pattern as Helen
Gahagan Douglas and George e
Evening star., 1946-10-09

|RreSSiv and Harold \. AcEes
public servant" it behooyes the
voter to choose only those candi-
dates who, on the basis OF their
records or platforms, convince that
they will support progressive legis-
lation.
Liberal Philosophy.
Few states have such an oppor-
talnity to send to the Eightieth Con-
gress a greater number of Congress
men who can, on the basis of their
votes in the House of Representa-
tives, prove that they have liberal
political philosophy.
Not many Congress members can
boast so enyiable a voting record as
can Helen Gahagan Douglas and
her Democratic colleagues, Outland,
voorhis and Healy, although Mr..
Voorhis would be more effective If
he could lose more Of his naivete.
Their sense of public duty persuaded
them to vote against the tricky and
insidious tidelands bill which was
designed to grab for the oil interests
the oil-bearing submerged coastal
properties belonging to the people
of the United States. They have
also fought for cheap public power
and the interests OF the people In
the great Central Valley Project. A
careful perusal of their votes on
Evening star., 1946-10-09

Nonpartisanship is a healthy
that it is being carried over into
the election campaign. This is not
q year for candidates Of either party
to link arms and sing in chorus with
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other important legislation before
the last session of the Congress re-
,veals unfaiIing devotion to the pub
lie welfare, Congressman and Con-
gresswomen Of their stature are
needed in Washington.
Other California congressional
candidates who have given more
than lip-service to liberal causes
(although they did not oppose the
tidelands ripper bill) and who have
courageously supported other popu-
lar measures with their votes are
Democrats Izac, Miller, Hayenner,
and King. Mr.. Hayenner has proved
his quality as q fearless public SER
want for many years. One Demo-
cratic candidate who would not be
missed in Washington is Alfred j.
Elliott, vociferous, If bumbling, apol-
ogist for the private power COM
panies and the great land-owning
interests.
Running under the Republican
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. A
- WEDNESDAY. ocIosEs 9, I946

Outland. It would be . partic-
.uIar tragedy II Helen Gahagan
Douglas should fail Of re-elec-
tion. Think Of the House Of Rep
resentatives with John E. Ran
kin screaming with sweating and
distorted face with Mrs. Douglas not
there to whom one might turn with
gladdened eyes for welcome relief.
California is more fortunate than
many States because it has q chance
to perpetuate in Congress public
spirited legislators from both parties.
{CopyriEi1t, 1946l
Evening star., 1946-10-09

under pressure from his left-winl
promise, repeating his distortions
and sayageIy trying to brazen it out
as though he had committed no
offense-tf1is has caused . good
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character when he came to WASH
ington IA years ago, but he has de-
Perforated as a result OF his associ-
ates.
OF course, Mr.. Wallace's friends
are not criminals. Nevertheless,
some of those with whom he has
constantly and closely consorted
since he came to Washington in
1888 make it easy to understand
how and why he would be able to
do what he did to Mr.. Baruch and
still continue to beat his breast and
proclaim himself an honest man.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

Series against
Boston.
5. If there's such
such a thing as
tim e II n ess, I
5 h ould d MT b e
writing a b o u t
Brooklyn, but I
must.
Br k lyn Is
Brooklyn. Fiji
4 en- thousand
Jokes have been
told q bou t
Brooklyn base
ball fans. The
Brooklyn base
hall fan is a sub
Evening star., 1946-10-09

N d II y PERSONS
again to take
stock of MIR. Wal
lace as q man.
There has been
. considerable
revision OF judg-
ment. The gen.
orally accepted
Idea that how
ever unsound he
may be In his
economic views
or fuzzy In his
reasoning pro-
cesses. PERSONAL
ly Mr.. Wanace's
Evening star., 1946-10-09
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
@. How can flies walk on the
ceiling?-B. r. H.
A. Flies can walk as they do be-
cause of capillary adhesion. Each
fly is said to have between 10000
and $4,000 foot hairs.
@. How much of every dollar
spent for food in this country goes
to the farmers?-J. r. c.
A. In 1945 the farmer received an
average of 81 cents out of every
consumer dollar spent for food.
@. In how many plays of Shakes
peare Is there a character named
Antonio?-B. D.
A. In five. They are 'The Mer-
chant of Venice" "The Tempest, "
1.-TWO Gentlemen of Verona, y
Much Ado About Nothing" and
Twelfth Night"
@. Is any symbolism attached to
the palm tree?-R. B. Y.
A. The palm tree Is said to- grow
faster for being weighed down.
Hence it is the symbol Of resolu-
ton overcoming calamity. 1t is be-
lieved by Orientals to have sprung
from the residue Of the clay OF
which Adam was formed.
@. Are human beings right and
left footed as well as right and left
handed?-M. q. w.
A. Some authorities are of the
opinion that bilaterality applies to
the feet also and even to the eyes.
@. What Is the purpose of the
newly formed Russian Institute OF
Columbia University?-v. A. r.
A. The principal objective of the
Russian Institute of Columbia Uni
versity is to perform national
service by preparing a limited num-
ber of well-qualified Americans to
understand the Soviet Union and
it's people. The work of the insti-
tute is scheduled to begin in, Sep
tember, 1916. !.
@. How many decorations have
been awarded by the Navy during
World War II?-H. D. c.
A. The following Navy decora-
tions were awarded between Decem-
ber z, 1s41, and April 1, 1916: Medal
of honor, 124; Navy Cross, 1888;
Distinguished Service Medal, 289;
Distinguished Service Cross, 43; Le-
gion Of Merit, 1852; Silver Star
Medal, 1884; Distinguished Flying
Cross, 17,415:s Navy and Marine
Corps Medal, 3,491; Bronze Star,
23 ,093: Air Medal, 69,138; Soldiers
Medal, 40; Life-Saving Medal, 4.
@. How many large stadiums are
there in the United States?-W.
G.. N. ,..'
A. There are 98 stadiums in the
United States with a seating capac-
ity of 10000 or more.
@. What is the object, crowning
the Eiffel Towers. T. F. :
A. The four pillars of the Eif1el
Tower in Paris gradually APPROACH
one another as they rise to the
second platform. The tower is
crowned by a lantern 70 feet high
@. Are billiard balls made Of
ivory?-P. o. H.
A. The best billiard balls and
the oy1lv kind used in champiOnship
plays are made of the best grade OF
ivory from elephant tusks. Others
are made of composition of Gel
luloid and clay. A synthetic ball
is made of ground ivory. Others
are made of an artificial ivory
manufactured from casein, which is
white crumbling substance Of an
acid character, somewhat like cot
tage cheese.
Evening star., 1946-10-09

D'Artagnan and
his fellow mus
keteers, "all for
one and one for
all, )" tn e r e b y
o pc nj n g the
door for too
many incompe-
tents and coat.
tail riders.
In this age
W h en- s h a m
leaders and po-
litical c h arl a.
tans so careless
ly handy the ex-
pressions pro-
Evening star., 1946-10-09
.cLen1ore
Finds Even Brooklyn
Mighty Nice Country
By Henry McLsm ore

It was nearly a week ago that
Brooklyn was beaten by the st.
Louis Cardinals and deprived Of
the right to play in the World
Evening star., 1946-10-09
Frank r. Kent
The Great Game of Politics
Series of Incidents Seen Inspiring
New Appraisal of Wallace

The difficulty Of reconcng the conception OF Mr. Henry
Wallace hgh-mnded and straightforward with his
conduct privately admitting the glang errors in his
attack the American atomic policy second in his
agreeing correcting these and hnay
bis friends Chicago breaking his
Evening star., 1946-10-09
/ Harold L. Ickes svs a44
Man to Man
California Has Chance to Continue
Liberal Legislators in Congress

Voters accustomed to nonpartisan
campaigns Contributing this circumstance the law
mtng candidates to file for the nominations Of both OF the
principal parties Consequently the primary elections last
summer sought and both the Democratic and
the Republican nominations for reelection.
healthy condition and 1t Is encouraging
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Questions

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question Of fact BY writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau. 316 street
close 8 cents for return postage.
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MIscELLANroUs WANTED.

ACCORDION, any make. any size, regard
less of condition; state price, details.
aiICcSColRRDioNMLady iIcS jlR1lie,N wants 80 or Al key;
must be reasonable; state price. Box GA
aaDiappING aiapIN MACH. typewriters, calculators,
appfNG and ING MACHINES. n type typswriters. ealcula.
Srp sSsi RSYsfs eRS III co ssn's h
ANTIQUE ANTIQUE FURNITURE. art objects. bet
ANTfouEs. furniture, bric-a-brac, china.
hsfsSsss hishess Cash pTS pTices paid Can MURRAY
ASTiaGTs currier 4 =. Ives p. prim,itiryse n, I "
China and pottery beer stems, antique
ses soa oa SIZE THE
ANS MART. 1881 wis ave. NV.
sban IN any
afPTs. ofPIs fsss ess aWs St NV. TAT i4ts and &
sRoADI6oS 81 IL Sp1s RUG, green or srax-green,
9xIS to 1ox21, good condition. TIE. l240.
sansas y sp sn g. sns bsss &c
RHT,Rs6 sGDRs66M suTEs dnina room suites
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. Nc
today. MIR. GRADY. MA. 1920.
BICYCLE, boys, 20-inch wheels. Can
BICYCLE, 20-irl.. for 7-year-old girl: good
condition. Falls Church 1l31-M.
BICYCLE, boys, 24-inch, good condition;
will pay $40. EN-. 1909. Is
must be reasonable; Phone co. 1928,
BICYCLE for girl 9 years old; also shot
gun, double barrel, 1915 gauge. AID, $3.50.
BENCHES WANTED-1q0 park benches. C.
G. Mason, Luray, Va. 10
sxssnUCnnts sxsn. nst 4. TIsn sn exceiisnt sRspe. Go
37e7. 81
Evening star., 1946-12-08
MIscrLLANEoUs WANTED.

AM INTERESTED In puying china. silver
ware. c-a-brac, figures, old jeweiry.
DORA MILESTONE, 1885 q st. NV. (at
i4th and q sts] NE. 6079.
WANTED to buy any make or model wash
ing machine; before YOU sell, call FIR.
1915. -14
SACRIFICING practically new. complete
IoF e @ @yg room na
not arailable). Wo. 1856. %
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold, silver,
jewelry. diamonds. firearms, mems cloth
ing, musical instruments, engineering IN
struments and what have you? Win call
MAX ZWEIG SONS, 937 d st. NV, ME
9l13
WILL BUY OLD OIL LAMPS, picture
nifty to clean out the attic: buying and
selling for so years. HOPWOOD'S, Sth
sG K sts. NV. ME. 52S7. -15
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FURNISHINGS for bedroom,
living room and kitchen apt: maple twin
beds. Beauty Rest mattresses: Sl5 month.
Call WO 4235. IS
BuILD0ZER, experienced operator. for
grading and excavating. MR.. cUSIcK.
HosPiTAI Ia BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., i22 E st. NV. National
Evening star., 1946-12-08

tub; SIS. call 81. 1899 between IL and
WASHING MACHINE. wringer type, good
condition; M-h.p. a.c.-d.c. motor. SoW oW.
WASHING WASHING MACHINE. eE: reasonable. cal Cal
after z PM, 1874 N. Quinn St. Apt. 2oo'
MWAsHING MACHINE, refrigerator, A-h;p.
and A.h.p motors, small gas engine
WASH WssHING sens' 'MAcHINE Easy. SEQ s,l ss,E
asy 500 Apisx; ss5. Ssl q at saf gsrass aa At
Est WASTING dH9R 10 MaeHfsf Il ffsfs spinner cE
WssHrS als Sear M5aeHiSE AZ nsh & E se and manse
eethsr. eaGas psi:ssoS' psIso. RA: 5s4s, - -.
WASHING MACHINE; s$o yaffsyile Tn9f la GHa- Md
WASHING WASH g MAGafNE, lust completely oyer.
haassa WasHiN Ga msa1Sg 0H Saa0 wringer type; rea
WASHING MACHINE, Maytaz. as is. $50.
WAsHINiG TaN aRi isiM MACHINE, electric, wringei
typs. Wnll Excellent condition. s55. woodle,
WASHING MACHINE. Thor, late model,
yWsastssSsS yWasSISs sSndM,tslNGhH dM,tsNGhHNE Il ss TEasway fits
dual sandFy sap s sM $S5 4os5 ssge metal
ssssasS ss5 aa rR HSsssn' sss Dsrlss'
lent condition. Call SH. ,SS9l.
WASHING MACHINE. faultless, new motor,
lust oyerhauIsd; runs and, looks Ike new :
WASHING MACHINE, Easy, SIMMER type;
recently oyerhauled: 500. cHESAPEAKE
RADIO Co, 4705 Wis. ave.
WASHING MACHINE, good condition. sou.
81. 744S.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy spinner. COM n
pletely reconditoined with new parts.
$115: also mink. dyed marmot ladys 5pf
WATCH, Grnen. Is jewels, dia.; M fur
coat, Hudson seal, S25. and others: VIC
troia AID. 9290.
WATCH, new mans 14-karat gold; Rolex
oyster perpetual, ehronometer, radium
dial: best ofier over $500. Hyattsville 5243.
WATCH, mans. Gotham, rose gold case
$50. viii sell S55. Glebe 1924.
WATCHEs--Buloya, Elgin, Benrus. Ham.
ilton. other makes; nnredeemed pawnlng;
st half ORIGINAL cost; 8; a A., v ExcH.'
WATCHE1 exceptions values. Il. unTe,
deemed watches: al Io makes NA5doNsnL 5as.sy,
Va. CHI. 1777.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

uOdiQiIis, StuQ ScIFiCSS, ItdteQ
Eng aaeS stTTEk srf puFs for Tss esi
bles s reasonably priced: SH, 1905. %
dog, dogs to give to good homes. Sunday,
roMrsaNIaS 1aSa "a Il pT PUPPIES. 8 mos. old,
wfREHxRED fnaE hDd puPPIEsfdes
% tnarengabreds ehameon s1ooSdne
PoiNTER PuPs 0o9'a5 months is old Workins
nicely, Air Pilot -Kremlin breeding. all
gnsKrp papsEs Elmygrd EssN9rd as6 snn,.. .xc A..
FoX sG af pqTsh weeks old
LIVELY mals ANGoka sssss snSSiEsMoVd s2ssa l1s5%
reasonable; meat Dummies also. Falls
KITTENS. fT1sE Two two, s. mos. old male, black.
part Persian. would like good home for
COCKER I sPANIE5 AS PUPPIES; Fl ss Axe regis. is
soos sSaasy HodSD ass5 FssfEesay black and
$50 ea,: mos old. WILLIAM c. MUIR
Ray. Meszerot road~Berwyn, MO. Pnone
SCOTTISH 91 TERRIER, Axe registered, loves
children win hold for Xmas DE Is SILVA,
RABBIT HOUND, excellent hunter; double
barrel shotgun; both, SS5. 1928 Middle
se lfps Sc torpss phens She'll den Given c
-, - ~ nv sSl oeAS- 49, e-' - o
GERMAN GERM SHEPHERD PUPPIES. little
beauties SH 657S.
BEAGLES. pair, male. 10 months old,
sired by Grandfield Champion Of Rocking
ham County, Va. This pair of dogs are
wonderful prospects. distemper inocu-
lated; priced to sell for benefit OF dogs
Call Ii. 1878 before IL Sunday. after 3
GERMAN GERMAN SHEPHERD PuPPIEs-Locally
raised. see both parents; good selection
hfshbAnE tsHn 5sffE HERR1EE Il III pnf YES
istered. one male, one female; $50 ca.
ns TsnREsSn RisgK st wish aE PSNY M sSss sDprox
mateiy AS in. gentle rider; saddle and
bride included ALBERT E. ELLIS, Sleepy
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, thoroughbred
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, red and
white, black. liver, also black and white
SETTER asis PUPIES, 10 weeks old. sire
Symhart, he by Beau Essig Ex Airnow
Dan-Ace,s queen, she by Beau Essigs Aet
M DAUGHTER of Eckwity; $50 either sex
Address 1915 College ave-, College Park
Nd. Phone WA, S015.
R0STON BULL, beautiful toy at stud
Axe; q great dog indeed. Call OR. 1888
sCorTY PUPS, lovely for Xmas present
s weeks old; registered Axe 81. Sy5s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

rati, da sem zena bandita, XII Sc
klati po hosti in da je pac treba,
da sc me zapre ali ustreli kot
talko. Prisla je huda ura, zapIe-
Mill SO mi trgovino, denar po
bankah, stanovanju odnesli
razno pohistvo, perilo it'd. l..
"Marsikaksno noe sem sedela
z kovcekom v roki, &c pridejo po
meme, da Sc skrijem in potem
pobegnem hribe k partizanom.
fmeli SO namrec navajo, da so
ljudi pobirali ponoci, da 50 jih
kar il postelje pobrali in odvle-
xii v zapore. Imeli smo tudi crno
roko, ljudje so kratkomalo zgi-
Mill, v vodi 81 jih potem nasel
ustreljene. Dobro sem vedela,
kaj me caka, a znala sem 81 Sc
kaj dobro ponnagati, lie to nevem,
kdo me je tako scitil, da sem jo
tako dobro odnesla.
"Predno so mi trgovino zaple-
Mill, sem vse boljse blago skrila
.pri dobrih, zavednih ljudeh, ta-
ko da kar Sc trgovine tice, to sc
pravi blaga V trgovini, mi MISC
niti centimeter odnesli. Skrivala
sem blago samo radi tega, da
ostane "a d1ase, ko Sc vrnejo il
hribov, da bi te belle packe in pa
nasi okupatorji prisli tako poce-
nj do blaga, to pa re nisem ho-
tela. Sreca je bila tudi, da so
me najbolj zaceli preganjati, ko
je slo re h koncu, sicer so poce-
Mali najvecja grozodejstva raw
no oh koncu, koliko nasih zmoz-
nih postenih ljudi je ravno oh
koncu najbolj nastradalo.
"ViSek vseh strahot so poce-
mali nasi izdajalci po navodilih
farjev, okupatorju Sc Sc ne "a
n1eri tako, ampak da Slovenec
Slovenca ubija, to je pa neod-
pustljivo. Gotovo ste tudi tam
sliSali, kaksnimi metodami so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

|partizanom. Nasi hrabri parti-
zani, nj jim bilo takrat lahko, a
borili SO Sc kakor tigri junasko,
ponosno so premagali vse tez-
koce. Ponosna sem bila in bonn,
da imam tako zavednega moza.
Torej cd jeseni leta 1913 Sc je
Francel boril v partizanih "a
naso lepo svobodo. Imela sva oba
pri vseh grozodejstvih veliko
sreco, da sva ziva in da lahko
danes skupno uzivava v nasi no.
vi domovini.
Danes je Francel v drzavni
sluzbi, ina veliko odgovorno
mesto, je predsednik zavoda z
prehrano. z vso vnemo in po-
stenostjo opravlja svoj posel, XII
je zelo naporen in pri katerem
nosi veliko odgovornost. Cd
zgodnje jutranje ure do pozne
noci tako, da ga samo ponoci
vidim, ko pride domov. Pa mic
ne stri, tudi to Sc DO scasoma
uredilo, saj vsi veseljem radi
priSpeVamO 2 Vsemi mOcmi X
obnovi nase domovine.
"Mene so zaceli preganjati ta-
krat, ko so mas zasedli Nemci.
Vsaka druzina, XII je imala koga
pri partizanih, je bila preganja-
ma. Pri meni je bilo toliko lazje,
ker MISC mogli natancno ugoto-
viii, kje je moi moz, ker so mi
ga re Italijani odpeljali. Tako
sem JAZZ vedno trdila in vztraia-
la pri tenn, maj mi dokazejo; kje
je moi MOI, da jim bonn hvalez-
ma, ker sama nevem kje, da je.
Pri ustanovitvi belle garde, to je
nasih izdajalcev, je prisel sam
pekel mad menoj. Trgovino v
Gosposki ulici sem skozi, ko so
mi well F'rancelna, JAZZ sama vo-
dila. Tako so belle prasice, dru-
gega imena ne zasluzijo, zacele
pri Nemcih tudi meme denunci-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

10 po vodi. Unicena je bila oh
enem tudi s1adka NADIA, da NOR
da dosluzita neko dobo in ju
gospodar ma to osvobodi in Sc
oba skupaj zopet vrneta v do
movino, kjer bosta vendar se
lahko postala srecna. Vse to in
BE vec drugih sladkih mad je
bilo unicenih morda "a vselej.
Bog We, kaksen okrutnez in kak
krvolok da je novi gospodar, Xxi
ga kdo We kan pozene med div
jake ma semenj, kjer ga bodo
zopet prodali drugam, odkoder
mu ne DO nikdar. vec mogoce
vrniti Sc " zelene domace po-
krajine. Take so bile misli, XII
so spremljale Janeza ma suzenj-
sko ladjo. o, kako rad bi bill
brezpogojno maj 81 do smrti slu-
zil Arabcu, lie da bi bill v oblizju
ljubljene devojke, XII sc zaradi
MEGA nj zmenila "a smrtno ne
varnost, lie da bi ne pustila sa-
mega v sovraznikovih rokah.
O, da bi bill sedaj prost in incl
dober mec v rokah, hej, to bi
napravil pies, da bi Sc yes Alzir
tresel pred MIN.
Ko ga prizeno ma turkovo
ladjo, Sc Janez ze ma prvi po-
gled preprica, da nj sam tako
nesreeen. Bio je ondi samih
krscanskih suznjev nakopice-
nih, da Sc je vse trio. Toda kaj
SO ga brigali tt nesrecnezi, ko
je bill sam dusevno popolnoma
potrt. Splazi Sc pod pokrovom
temotnega kota, kjer Sc zgrudi,
kakor bi ga bila zopet napadla
omedlevica. Mrzel pot mu je
stopil v debelih kapljah ma ce-
10 in vsak cas- sc mu je zdelo,
da bo moral umreti. Srce bi mu
skoraj pocilo.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15

tisoc grskih cekinov, kar je BIZ
la tedaj naJvisja cena "a najlep-
sega suznja. Arabec tudi te
vsote niti pogleda ne, tenn ra-
je bi Sc bill pa ze znebil sitnega
Turka. zato mu rece: "Ce ga
ze hoees ma vsak nacin imeti,
daj mi zanj deset tisoc cekinov,
drugace pa ne." S tenn ga je ho-
tel preplasiti in Sc ga znebiti.
Toda jake Sc je zmotil. Turek
mu odsteje zahtevano vsoto pri
isti prici.' Arabec, XII Sc tega nj
nadejal, ga pogleda. kakor bi
dvomil, &c je MOI pri zdravi pa
meti, XII brez besede odsteje ce-
lih deset tisoc cekinov "a SUI
MIA.
"T sc morda sails meno:j,
gospodine?" ?" ocita Turek malo-
marnemu Arabcu, ker ia lie Sc
noee spraviti denarja. Tod a
Arabcu nj bio do zlata, incl ga
je sam vec kot zadosti. Vse mu
je bilo lezece lie ma Janezu.
"Bos vendar ostal MOI bese-
da!" prekine zopet Turek molk,
"evo vsoto, XII 81 jo zahteval!'
MOI beseda ostanem," od-
govori Arabec, "toda preprica,j
Sc, da mi je vec do suznja, ka-
kor do tvojih cekinov. Vzemi 81
torej suznja, cekine pa tudj
sprawl. Ia tega, jih nimas to-
liko, da bi jih bio zadosti in
srecen hodi". Arabec sc pri teh
besedah zasuce in ponosno obi
de.
Janezu sc je zdelo, kakor bi
bio trescilo vanj, ko Sc mu spo-
roci, da je prodan drugemu 60
spodarju in da mora brez vsa-
ke pomude ma drugo ladjo, XII
odrine Sc nocoj Bog We kan.
Vse upanje, da najde v Alziru
Marjetico, mu je hkrati splava-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-15
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Janez nj kar mic vec dvonlil,
da njegov tovaris nj bill nihee
drugi nego Marjetica sama. LIE
odtod mu: je bilo mogoee raz-
lagati, zakaj da je prisla sele "a
mimi in nj odrinila re z mimi
vred, le tako 81 je tolmaeil, da
je tovaris njegov jahal ia ko
brezskrbno Pengarjevo kobili-
co, lie tako 81 je mogel razloziti
memo pozrtvovalno junastvo,
memo ljubeznivo postrezbo, ko
je lezal bolan, le ma ia nacin
mu je bilo razumljivo, kako da
je prislo vsito ime "Marjetica''
v obvezo njegovih ran in konc-
no, zakaj mu je tovaris zopet
prav to ime pustil "a poslovilo
z narocilom, maj 81 ga po svoje
raztolmaei. &c je vse to dobro
premislil, je bill docela prepri-
can, da mu je bila res Marjeti-
ca yes cas- west. tovaris veselih
in zalostnih dni. Silno ga je je-
zilo, da je nj ze pref spoznal,
kakor sele v turskem taboru.
Nicesar pod milim nebom 81 nj
srcneje zelel, kakor to plemeni-
to in junasko nevesto svojo 70
pet. videti, in nestrpno je prica-
koval dan ma dan ladje il Alzi-
ra, XII ga ponese memo oblizje.
Cd dne do dne je postajal tudi
krepkejA, in ko Sc je luna po-
mladila, je bill Janez ze zopet
prejsnji korenjak.
Nekega dne prihiti postrez.
mix domov z novice, da je ladja
IL Alzira ze tn. Prvi dan je iz-
krcavala pripeljano blago, dru-
gega dne vkrcala ono, namenje-
no il Carigrada v Alzir in tret-
jega dne je oh ugodnem vetru
razpela jadra in odplula. Vese.
10 je rezala brazdo mad sinje.
ga morja globino, in vendar je
plavala po Janezovem mnenju
veliko prepoeasno. Kdo bi popi.
sal, kako sc mu je topilo srce,
rnislec ecemu, da bo v Alziru "a.
pet nasel syoje najdrazje in maj.
ljubse bite ma svetu, svojo
Marjetico. Koncno priplava Ia.
dja vendar pred zidovje belle.
gas Al4ira.
AiEirska likA il btla polna IA.
ali raxnih liarodov. Arabec, d.
gar suze1j je I'll Janez, je stal
8 syojimi sunni ze ia bregu
pricakovaje ladjo. Ponosno y
priplnla Y luke 4 napetimi ID.
dri. Nsfige ssroalj ljajo in mscei
se pogrezne IA dnu mora We.