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Evening star., 1946-03-25

30 doy supply Of AYDS only s2.25. If not de-
lighted with results, MONEY BACK on first
box Isodins drug stores oil over the District.
Ieor out th. cd os q reminder.
Evening star., 1946-03-25

In clinical tests conducted by medical doctors.
more than 10 psrvsns tsse II 10 IS les. assrass
In . tsw weeks with AYDS Vitamn Candy Re
lducing Plan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

Budhin demant je zapustil
Kitajsko. All-Mah ga je videl Y
rokah gusarskega kapetana.
Bandit je incl dodge crne lase
in v oceh se mu je bliskal po-
gum, obraz pa Sc mu je vrazje
hudobno rezal.
Toda ta slika je kmalu izgini-
Ia pred drugo. Videl je pleme-
nitasa s pudrano lasuljo, oble.
cenega v barzunasto in vezano
obleko konca II. stoietja, nate
osebo z dolgimi zalisci in ro-
manticno, dolgo suknjo, kot 10
nosijo se sedaj Anglezi, koncno
pa je stopil predenj --- in to je
bila zadnja vizija An-Maha -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

enkrat vijolicasta megla dvig-
Mia Il fakirjevih prs. sveta gro
"a Jill je objela 81. :
Med TEN, ko je yoghijevo te-
10 poGivalo ma cuni, Sc je ME-
gova VOLTA pokorila povelju
radze. Njegovo fIaidno telo se
ie z velikansko naglico zagnalo
skozi plasti svetovja duse, kjer
nj preteklosti, nj prihodnosti.
Nataneno je 'videi ogromni
dragulj, XII je bill brs1Sen ' obli-
HI briljAnta in sredi katerega
ne je smehijal Budhin obraz. No.
ben draguljar ne bi nnogel ce-
niti neiznnerne vrednosti teg a
dragega kamena, ki je tehtal
vec kot tisoc kafatov.
AH.Mah je prisostvoval vsem
|dozivljajem znaa11enitega deman-
tia, cd tr~nutka, 10 GO je bill
Budha sam sprejel IL rok prin-
cese, XII ga je podarila beraeu.
| 1ndijski mogotci so ga imeli
| v posesti do 15. stoletja, potem
pa je prisel dennant ma Kitaj'
sko. Polastil Sc ga je cesar il
dinastije Ming, kateremu ga je
slednjic ukradel newest mini
ster.
Cd stoletja do stoletja so te'
XII potoki krvi "a posest usode'
polnega kamena.
Cimbolj Sc je All-Mah v svoj
viziji blizal sedanjosti, tembol.
so zatemnele easovne slike po
stajale jasne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

We, kaj hocemo Cd MEGA: cita
'nase misli kot odprto knjigo.
ia trenutek Sc je mrtvi obraz
asketa stresel in radza je ra-
zumel, da Sc Jaghir nj motil.
We, cemu prihajamo, je
|ponovil Doab Sirmur 8 thin,
glasom, in uganil je, koliko
vaznosti je "a mas, da usperno,
da spet najdemo Budhin de-
mant in tako Azijo resimo tuje-
ga .jarma.
- Vase velicanstvo mu mora
to ukazati, je spostljivo dejal
Ravana; njegova VOLTA Sc vasi
ukloni.
Tu je radza dvignil ODE roki
proti yoghiju, XII sc se vedno nj
ganil.
- Ukazujem ii, da zaspls, j
zakrical poveljujoeim glasor11
in tvoj duh maj gre "a stoletjs
nazaj :.
Nekaj trenutkov Sc je okost'
no telo All-Maha komaj vidnt
treslo, njegove oci SO Sc poveca
lie in skoraj stopile IL obraza
stisnjeni zobje so mu zaskripa
Ii in ustnice so mu postale be
le. Misiee njegovega obraza *
Sc stresle kot pod utisom mad
cloveske wolfe.
Molte in nepremicno je radzs
S svojima dvema svetovalcems
gledal to nadnaravno prikazen
Zdelo Sc jim je, kot bi veter
omega sveta zavel okoli njih, i,
Jaghir je opazil, da sc je ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08
BUDHIN DEMANT
GUSTAV LIE ROUGE

terih strasne fotografije SO
prinesli angleski potovalci.
Najbolj cudovite pa SO bile
njegove oei. ....~
V obrazu, XII je bill prstene,
mrliske barve, sta Sc svetili dve
oci, svetlosivi, cisti in otrosko
mill, zivahni kot oci deteta.
To nasprotje je delalo globok
Wits ma gledalca in Jaghir je to
takoj opazil.
- Rekel bi, je dejal sepetaje
da je ia start carovnik ma Gu
dezen nacin nekje ukradel NOR
sko sive oci lepega sestnajstlet.
mega dekleta.
Radza sam je bill gotovo ga.
njen. Fiksnega pogleda yoghija
XII menda nj zapazil njegove pri'
sotnosti, kar nj mogel prena'
sati.
- Uredimo magic naso zade'
vo, je dejal radza osorno in 81
obrnil k Jaghirju. Razlozite All
Mahu, cesa pricakujemo cd ME
ga.
- Maj mi vase velicanstvt
Ioprosti, &c VAN ugovarjam; to
da &c sc ne motim, All-Mah x
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08
(Nadal ljevonje)

Ma to pa res nisem mislil.
v resnici, on edini .lahko pre-
maya tezkoce, XII mas zadrzuje-
jo. Sal je skoraj cist' duh. Cd
omega dine, ko sem ga srecal v
divjem prepadu butanskih CORA
in ga pregovoril, maj mi sledi ma
moi dvor, nj zapustil dvorane
palace, XII sem mu jo dolocil "a
stanovanje. Komaj vsaka diva
ali tri dni zavzije pescico RIA,
polovico oranze ali popije pozi-
rex vode. Med TEN, ko lezi ME-
govo posuseno truplo ma pre-
progi, Sc njegov duh sprehaja
po astralnem svetovju. Clovek
bi ga smatral "a umirajoeega
ali "a idiota, pa je skoraj bog!
v spremstvu obeh svetovai-
cev je radza odsef il svoje de-
lavne sobe in prisel po dolgi, z
marmarjem tlakovani galeriji v
razkosno opremljeno dvorano,
XII jo je bill stavil ma razpolago
svetniku, Yoghiju, fakirju ALL
Mahu.
Veliko nasprotje je obstojalo
med bogato arhitekturo te So
bane stebri IL alabastra in
porfirja in pozlacenimi, arkada-
mi, in umazanostjo in revscino
svetnika.
Lezal je ma start cunji, XII je
pokrivala razkosni tlak IL mo-
zaika. Bill je skoraj nag, pokri-
valo ga je lie par umazanih
cunj. Nemogoce je bilo, dolo'
citi njegovo starost, toda Ra'
vana in Jaghir sta mislila, da
mora imeti najmanj sto let. Bil
je naravnost strasno, sub. MI
sice so sc mu bile cisto skrcile
cd prostovoljnega posta in as
keticne nepremienosti; bile sc
tenke kot vrvice. Vse kosti ME
govega okostja je bio mogoce
natancno razlikovati in ma njen
nj bilo najti trohice mesa.
All-Mah v pravem pomenl
besede nj bill drugega kot kos'
in koza. Bill je Sc mnogo bol,
sub kot ljudje v pokrajinah
kjer je razsajala lakota in ka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

|elegantno oblecen starec, skrb-
no obrit, ma videz modern ban
kir ali veletrzec.
Yoghi je bill vidno utrujen,
njegovo slabo telo je klonilo in
pogled mu je postajal steklen
in brezizrazen.
- Zdaj menda ze We, vizija se
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-08

bliza koncu, je vzkliknil nestrp-
no Jaghir. Vase visocanstyo
maj ga izvoi izprasevati!
- Kaj 81 videl? je zapove-
dujoc vprasal radza. Govori:
kdo je sedanji posestnik deman-
ia?
Dalje prihodnjiD =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
kaf of Major League Teams Set New Attendance Marks
By DAN PARKER

steadily increasing that eneprng labelled N1auelo' old scribe wallet the ASar game Who had the privileges Park that the National the American League dips? National League Pres dent Ford Prick rsked National League dips marks low in pocketickng ethics If the American Leaguers, also that heluva visiting Moose And drifting anyhow"
 Walter R Rivalsi the Brooklyn describes himself Dodger fan. he n within two weeks should place the No decent catcher league first basemen they lei WasdeH could still Young from the Giants Sanky couldn't ask what happened to drive Layagetto the anchor 2 O fromb baseball; Dixie Walker the eadoff the cleanup Whitman
 
 pull them through Duocher top but the tane has and the skids set
 MAURICE Y. thinks has the answer to one-ded AAStar the following Why an Al-Sar the o the World Series the Fall? ASars by the manager of the that lost the the could played in the of the worlds work no more than three each and the used their champion who recently h childhood Coainga Cahf We both Natures love the powers greater the power tha will make the believe and the formula your you your self. That all commandments
 KngF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
-DPuncraf Photn

ards tomorrow morning at 10 in Charley Keller Division contests at the Brass Mill at Hamilton Park. At the same time the Texans will engage the Bouley Manors on the second diamond at Hamilton Park.
 Friday Games
 The Chipman Street Eagles will meet the w. H. Cadets. the Caissons will swap base hits with the Brook lyn Knaces and the North End A. c. will hook up with the Pemberton Aces on the Brass Mill Friday morning at 10 in Bobby Doerr Div ision conflicts At the same time on the second diamond at Hamil- ton Park the HopeVille Ravens will slug t out with the Mohawks. The Scorpions drew bye for Friday.
 Extra Inning Game
 The Ravens were forced into two extra innings yesterday at the Brass Mill diamond to tag a 12 to II de- feat on the WatervilIe Warriors. With one out in the ninth Cruess singled to score Flynn from second base with the deciding tally. Both teams made double play
 The score by innings:
 R. H. E. Warriors 3Ol l5l 000-1l 5 4 Ravens 053 300 0O1-12 T 6 Batteries Topshe, Baker. Flynn and Brick MacMuIlen and Silva.
 Red Wings Easy Winners
 Nails MalOney's homer with two men or the paths featured yester- day $ Bunker Hill RedNings deci-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
Wnu&XekA - by BILL HARRINGTON =

The prejudices and hatreds that are an outgroWth of today's con- plex eivilizat tion, and their effect on the youth of the nation will be discussed on We, The Guilty, to- night, when WATR-WJZABC airs the fifth of a series of six broad casts on juvenile delinquency. The program will be heard at 10:30 P. M.
 Racial and religious prejudices, gang warfare misunderstanding between individuals, and the frus- tration that they breed, together with the steps that can be taken by educators to eradicate such | fuences, will be dealt with undel the subject of Tensions and Mis- understandings.
 With WATR-ABC commentator George Hicks as moderator the panel of experts will consist of Dr. James Lee EllenWood. executive secretary of the New York State Young Mems Christian Association; Dr. Clarence Chatto, principal of Classical High School, Springfield, 1ass.. where the famous Spring
 leld Plan aimed at Wiping out ra- cial prejudices originated Mrs. Helen Valentine, editor of the nag azine. Seventeen; Dr, Edus C.. Lindeman, professor of social pllil- osophy, New York School Of social Work. Columbia University, and pr. Lauretta Bender. associate p ;fes- sor of psychiatry New York Uni versity Medical College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

One of the neatest show pack ages around the dials these days IS the Frolics. a musical variety show starring Jimmy Atkins and his guitar, poppy new vocal group the Fit Foursome and Kerry Har- old's band. Ken Roberts. the we'll known network announces, handles the announcing chores on the 15- minute show with his customary ease.
 Jimmy Atkins and his guitar have been together for quite some time. in fact, ever since his boy hood in Nebraska. His long practice has made him one of the few en- tertainers who can sing almost every type of song with only the guitar for accompaniment.
 The transcribed programs are heard oyer Station WATR, at 1:45 P. M, EDST., on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
 Fred Waring Show presents a round robin version of Apple Blos- som Time, 2" on Thursday, July 18 over NEG at II A M. Michael O'Shea, currently starred in Hol- lywoods The Last of the Mo- nicans," plays the leading role in Robert Tallman's Photo Finish, on Suspense, Thursday. July IS. over CBS at P. M.
 "In Love In Vain, will be Vaughn Monroe's solo on the Thursday, July Is Vaughn Monroe Show, over NEG at 10 P. M. The program, which originates in As bury Park, N. J., will feature as special guest Jackson Teagarden, famed trombcrist
 The love ballad, Someone Won Your Heart, Little Darling is one of Red Foley's solos, on the Satur- day, July 20 Grand Ole Opry show, over NEG at 10:30 P. M. The Old Hickory Singers harmonize Tn The Good OlG Summer Time and the Duke of Paducah (Whitey Ford) jokes about summer clothes.
 Lew Parker, comedy star, is guest bowler on Bill Skaters bowling quiz Right Down Your Alley ' over ABC Sunday, July 21, at 4;3o P. M.
 The Professor of the College of Musical Knowledge Kay Kyser, will ask the $64 questions, when he takes over as quizmaster on Phil Bakers Take It Or Leave It. Sunday, July 21, over CBS at 10 P. M., while Baker vacations.
 Gene Autry, the singing cowboy will enroll as guest student at Kay KyserS College of Musical Knowledge during a broadcast from the campus over WTIC-NBG tonight at 10.00 P. M. To help pay his tuition, Autry will sing several of the plaintive ballads of the range which have made him world famous.
 Michael Douglas, as his vocal contribution, will sing They Say It's Wonderful" and his latest re- cording, "All the Time The Campus Kids will render their yer sion of Do You Love Me?'
 Latest Wolf Definition of the month from a sailor contestant on his qulz show. The tar told Hawk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
Scorpions Kalson1ine RaUens; HaUks Tctors

Hooks Porto was as deceptive as Dave Boo Ferris recently and hurled his Scorpions to 10 to 0 win over the hapless Ravens in a Bobby Doerr Division contest in the Democrat Sandlot League Porto held the losers to one safety while his mates collected nine.
 The score by innings:
 R. H. E. scorpions 5l0 ll2 x-10 g Ravens 900 900 O. 0 ,
 Mill Plain Trouneed
 Yesterday morning at the Brass Mill diamond at Hamilton Park the Knob Hill Hawks clawed the Mill Plam Aces, Is to l, behind the three hit pitching of Silvio Broccoli. Fall and SaVino each hit doubles for the winners
 The score by innings:
 R. H. E. Hawks 07l PIP 3-16 19 ? Aces O10 GOO O-1 3 1 Batteries Broccoli and Bebrin: O'Rourke and Partiss,. Umpire Corden
 CObras Drop Out
 Because they have been unable to field team in recent games the Cobras have withdrawn from the Charley Keller Division and thelr scheduled game tomorrow morning at the Brass Mill Field with the Scarlet Hose has been awarded by forfeit to the latter aggregation. The Outlaws Will meet the Syl- van Avenues and the Waterville Panthers will tangle with the Leop-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
Immaculate Blanked In Naugatuck TussIe

Naugatuck, July l7-The second round of the Catholic Youth Or ganization League got off to 8 grand start last night with St. Francis of this town blanking the Immaculate Conception entry of Waterbury, 2 to 0.
 Chet Usczakiewicz fired a two- hitter in besting Sonny" Bowling ill neat mound duel. The winners reached Bowling for only i've hits but punched three Of them in the third inning when they scored both runs. Score by innings.
 Immaculate ...... 900 O0O co 0 St. Francis ...... 900 200 x-2 5 l
 Bowling and Murphy; Uszakie- wicz and San Sngelo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
AMERICAN 4 LEAGUE
HOME RUNS.

sive Is to victory over the Che shire Heights entry at the Brass Mill field. Bugs Meehan secured a single and double for the winners. Every man on the victors hit safe- ly at least once.
 The score by innings:
 Redwings ....., TIA 033 0-l9 13 Cheshire ....,.. 100 00l O. 2
 Batteries: Neil Maloney, Jr., and Ed Assetta; Purmeister anl Lewis. Umipre: Erlichetti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
$2OO, ,OOO Armory Looms in Borough

Hartford, July 16 - (UP)- Five new national guar d armories will be built with federal funds, costing S200.~ GOO apiece. it was learned to- day.
 The armOries will be located at WinSted. Naugatuck, Rock vile, Hamden, and Putnam. The state has yet to make a formal request to Washington for the new buildings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

Movie scouts have been quicker to seek radios erooners than any other type Of talent Frank Sinatra, Phil Brito Johnny Desmond. Andy Russell. Dick Haynes ard Perry Como have all been signed for pie ture work Latest to get bids from Hollywood is young Bobby Doyle, baritone, heard on Tonight on Broadway. Doyle, making his net work debut on the CBS Monday night series, has just been pac5ed to new 13-Week contract by the razor sponsor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

accept any radio offers with his or chestra but would concentrate only on recordings for MusicIaft, he evi- dertly meant il. However, Shaw will be represented on the air soon but not as a bandleader The un- practicable maestro nas completed Q musical-dramatic adaptation of Robert BroWlling's poem, Pied Piper of Hamlin' and it Will be broadcast on the CBS Workshop" July 2l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago Lopat 56 and Grove 4-7) at Boston (Ferriss 13-4 and Harris 12-4- Two games.
 St. Louis Potter GA and Galehouse S-6) at New York (Bevens S-6 and Queen 0-D-Two games
 Detroit (Trucks 1O-O at Washington Geonard 7-3)-Night
 Cleveland (Reynolds 4-10) at Philadel- phia (knerr 2-10).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
Probable Pitchers
 NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston (sian lo-s) at Chicago (Chip- man 2-4).
 Brooklyn tBarney 9-D at Cincinnati (Walters 52)-Night
 New York (Trinkle 5-4) at Pittsburgh (Strincevich 3-S)
 Philadelphia Judd 40 at st. Louis (Brazle 2-7-Night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

NeW YorK. "Wlth Reese handicapped by an mJury and RoJak also ailing, Jackes .354 batting average would look good now in that Brooklyn lineup.
 Why couldn't the track owners number al admission tickets during the season and ask patrons to save the stubs?' suggests John the Horsepayer
 At the end of the season, Madison Square Garden could be rented for night and d drawing held for the distribution of the breakage money of S3000
 000 ln the form of pr1zes If the breakage grabbes don want to give the players this money that right fully belongs to them why don't they at least spend weeks in the coIlntrY for the kids Nnr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

Hawk Durango. drama about the west. has replaced Ann Soth- ern's "Maisie" series on CBS Fri day nights until Aug Is when the latter series returns after a brief vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
STANDING
GAMES TO-DAY

Boston at Chicago.
 Brooklyn at Cincinnati (NighD. Philadelphia at St. Louis tNighb New York at Pittsburgh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland. 6, Boston. 3. Louis. Washington, l. Chicago. S; Philadelphia, cOnly games scheduled.1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

IF THE BIEBER BROTHERS compelled as an entry asks Joseph F. Barnet of Greentee
 the owners of these two stables related? Then Jacobs now Oh the Odom brothers for do the Alexandra brothers Why the in certain Ray Robinson Referee Billy bell at the end of the first
 gests the Navy, why of all-operated electrically one push but
 WHEN WAS AT MONMOUTH PARK other day Leo n says "a foul claimed who caed and whom was against At the New York Keep hands betting called ond horse How Rocky weight title such chance? inquiries Bert wasn't light his right to the title match? press With such
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
GAMES TOMORROW

Detroit at Washington CNighD. Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at New York (Night). Chicago at Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
GAMES TOMORROW

New York at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago. PhiladeIphia at St. Louis tNightl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
STANDING
GAMES TODAY

Chicago at Boston.
 St. Louis at New York Detroit at Washington CNight) Cleveland at Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

st. Louis, ,: Brooklyn 1. New York, l; Chicago, 0. Boston. 10: Pittsburgh, 0. Philadelphia, ?; Cincinnati, 0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

Blonde Betty Norton, featured vocalist with Vaughn Monroe's orchestra. goes over a song with the boss before presenting it on the air Miss Norton sings the seasons hits every Thursday night over NBC on The Vaughn Mon roe Show" which is serving as a summer replacement for vaca- tiOning Abbott and Costello.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
The Customers Always Wnthe

WOULDN'T THIS BE the ideal time Rcky
  of Negro players by bringing up Montreal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

Patsy Kelly and Jan Murray, popular comedy duo heard two weeks ago during Hildegarde's $ Penguin Room" broadcast from Chicago will Eiake a return visit to the show when it originates from Detroit, tonight, WTIC-NBC, 8:30 P M
 Harry Sosnik's orchestra will ac- company HildegardeS songs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

that a wolf is 3 guy who sizes up the gals and never Mrs. one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

When Arlie Shaw announced earlier this season that ne wouldn t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-17

Tn Love In Vain, :. will be Vaughn Monroe's solo on the Thursday, July Is Vaughn Monroe Show, over NEG at 10 P. M. The program, which originates in As bury Park, N. J., will feature as special guest Jackson Teagarden, famed trombCrist
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-09
DruStveni kOledar

IL. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
pevskega zbora "Slovan" ma
prostorih Slovenskega drust-
venega donna ma Recher Ave.
rs. augusta, nedelja. - Odkrit-
je spomenika v poeast fantom
in dekletom, XII so sluzili v q.
svetovni vojni, ma vrtu SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
1. septembra, nedelja. - Drus-
two ''Napredek" st. 132 ABB
ohhaja svojo 25-letnico S pro-
gramom v Slovenskem drust-
venem domu ma Recher Ave.
1. septembra, aedelja- - The
Three Vets Club - pies v
zgornji dvorani Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma Water
loo Road.
z. Septemhf1, SoD0ta. - COM
rades st. 566 SNIP. - Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna m st. Clair
Ave.
5. septembra, nedeija. - Cos
well Club pies Y zgoxnji dvo-
rani Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd.
IA soptembra, sobota - Drust-
70 sv. Janeza Krstnika st. 81
ABz- Pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
70. septembra. nedelja. Zen
ski klnb S. D. D. Pies v
Sl0venskesn delavskem domu
N Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-09

vo barvo, je imela ma sebi nekaj
velicastno strasnega, kar je ma
vdajalo srce 2 neprijetnimi OBJ
cutki. Pustolovci so ustavili svo-
je utrujene konje in molce gle
dali v dolino.
Velikanski netopirji so frfo-
tall mad podrtimi svetisci in edi-
no zalostno lajanje Chiquita je
motilo veliko tisino mraka. Ne
mo so hiteli naprej. Vodil jih je
Chiquito, XII je divje vlekel "a
lance. Tako je ceta prisla v pre-
povedano dolino in prodira1a da-
lie po ulicah, polnih razvalin in
trnjastega grmieevja.
Strasna tisina je vladala v tel
nekropoli. Prekinjalo jo je ko-
maj brnenje nocnih zuzelk ali
beg plazilcev, preplasenih cd pc
ketanja konj ma tlaku. Kennedy
je priporoeal svojim ljudem mai
vecjo previdnost, kajti vedel je,
da je ia mir samo navidezen in
da Sc lahko Indijanci vsak tre-
nutek pokazejo med kamenjem
in obkolijo malo eeto.
Chiquitu so privezali ozek ma
gobcnik, tako da nj mogel la
jati, in .sklenili so pustiti konje
v napol podrti hisi ma varnem.
Luna je prisvetila krvavorde-
&c izza skalovja in razlivala svo-
jo zalostno lucs ma to mestno
grobisce. Pes, XII je postajal we'd
no bolj nemiren, jih je magic We
del naprej in Sc naenkrat usta-
vii pred visokim zidom. Praskal
je po zidu in vkljub nagobcniku
obupno poskusal, da bi zalajal.
- Gotovo SO potegnili senoro
cez ia zid, je dejal Kennedy.
Jazz pa sem preprican, je
izjavil Ignazio, da Sc nahajame