davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

The killer" or sea tiger
whale has the CORY habit of eat
ing the tongues out of other liv-
ing whales. 1t uses its nose to
wedge open other whales mouths.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-02

being MIR. and Mrs. Grace Rig
don ard daughter. Ruby Lane,
and Mrs. Margaret Tillingswofth
and son, Billy, and daughters,
Sybip and Mamie Charles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
Moral: Don't Sing in Court!

A Negro spiritual echoed freely in the Common Pleas Court yesterday when Jessie Turner 36, of 59 Abbott Avenue took the witness stand to defend herself against charges of breach of peace, assault and intoxi- cation.
 The accused said she was standing near a North End apartment win- dow singing a spiritual hymn just before she was arrested March 10. Without warning, she suddenly broke into the hymn, to illustrate her point,
 Judge Richard $, swain who lis- tened to the singing, and also to her profuse comments. such as "I Like Judges found Mrs. Turner guilty on all three counts, He im- posed 25-day Jail sentence on the assault count, suspended fine of $l5 on the breach of peace charge and a $l0 suspended fine on the intoXication count.
 Mrs. Turner was charged With slashing Thomas Mitchell of 227 Warner Place wit a knife, during disturbance at the North End house
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
MaxuUeWS Suicide
 Attempf A Failure

A Waterbury stecpiejack told po- lice Wednesday that he was desopn- dent over Ill health after he leaped 50 feet into the Naugatuck river in Seymour and swan to small island in mid-stream where he de- fled rescue attempts by throwing rocks at police and passersby.
 The man, Gerald Maxwell, 40, of 36 Scovill Street, was returned home by two brothers after treatment for exposure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
Missing Horses Reported Found

Although police aid was sought last night 10 locate two horses which had strayed from the farm of John L. CaVanaugh Of 62 Altyre Street, the horses were returned to the owner today unhurt and happy abou; the whole thing and with out the aid of police.
 MT, CaYanaugh told police today that he found the two horses in Wo!cott. He said, however, in spite of the fact that police failed to find the animals, he was appreciatlve of their efforts to aid in locating the horses
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
Army to Terminate G.I. Brides Passage

London April 5-(UP) U. s. Army officials announced today that the program for sending to America the brides Of servicemen will be closed June 90.
 Dependents Of servicemen there after will be reimbursed for passage, but commercial lines will be used and Army facilities and assistance will be unavailable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
Local Cast Fails M Comedy Assignment Critic Reports Few Outstanding
 Features in Civic Theater's
 Latest Presentation

their usual high standards with the exception that portraits of Mar tha and George Washington which hung on the livingroom wall facing the yawning audience, were hung unevenly. The play will be repeated tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
Police Commended For Strike Patrol

Local police were praised yester- day in letter to the Board Of Po- lice Commissioners. CIO. officials of local 569, MM&sW termed the recent handling of the Scovill strike careful and considerate COG operation on the part of the Water. bury Police Department"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
BY JOsEPH Q. GILLIAN

"The Man Who Came To Dinner" a three-act comedy by Moss Hart and George s. Kaufman. Directed and staged at the Waterbury Wom- ems Club by Clay Franklin and presented by the Civic Theater of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05

Go everywhere beauties just like mothers. Smart new fash ion tricks. Choose yours from printed percales, cottons, spuns and silk rayons. Colors galore. Sizes include chubbies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-05
Easter Hots

feast your eyes on our collection of glamor hats for Easter! All the leading trends-fowers galore, fem nine drapings, bows, ribbons, veils. The hat you want is here. Styles for every type, every age.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
STRAND

Kane Richmond had to take A thorough soaking before he was convinced that 1t never rains but it pours." and that you can't take California weather for granted. The actor learned about the uncertainty Of weather the wet way when he was doing his featured role in Mon- ogram's Black Market Babies" now at the Strand Theater.
 There's a scene in the film in which 1t rains cats and dogs. in which Richmond has to troop about in a heavy trench coat. He didn't mind because the coat provided by the wardrobe department was dry and warm and. besides, the studio make believe rain, didn't feel as wet as mother natures downpour. Kane didn't have his own slicker. even though the rainy season had started. When the sky looks like 1t does today" he contended, 1t never rains"
 But he forgot to knock wood when ne uttered those words. The next day there was a bit of unusual" weather and the weather bureaus records were shattered with an off, season shower that caught many people with their rubbers off-In- cluding Kane Richmond. He ar- rived at the studio soaked to the Lone, and shooting was held up while he got into some dry clothes He took another drenching, but this time with the studio trench coat on as a protection, when he did a re- take for the scene in "Black Market Babies. Kane is convinced now that the studios are the only ones in town that have rain under con- trol. He bought himself raincC . the next day, but he was too late.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
POLL

Opening today at the Loew-Poli theater is the newest thrilling jungle adventure, "Tarzai1 and the Leopard Woman" starring Johnny Weismul- Ter, Brenda Joyce and Johnny Shelf field.
 A beautiful savage queen and her secret r1urderous cult, whose mem bers disguise themselves in leopard skins and claw men to death like animals, are Tarzan's current enemies. The pagan fanatics at- tack and wipe out jungle caravan and officials blame the disaster up- on leopards. Only Tarzan is sus- picious. A second caravan is at- tackled and four native girls kid- 11aped and Tarzar rescues them, but is trapped with Jane and Boy" by the Leopard Men and made prisoner.
 As the trip is about to be tor- tlred and sacrificed, Tarzan with Cheta's help, escapes, frees Jane and Boy" and buries most of the Leopold Men in cavern. The two most dangerous ones get away un- til, in e suSpensefl climax, Tarzan brings about their deaths. The stellar trio have their customary roles, with Burnt Acquanetta as the high priestess of the leopard cult, Edgar Barrier as its half-breed lead and Tommy Cook as a vim dictive juvenile member of the group.
 The exciting lives of little Chinese children who constituted a great guerrilla army operating behind the Jap battle lines are shown in the second attraction "Chinas Little Devils" The two stars are Harry Carey, head of e Chinese mission school for youngsters orphaned by the war, and Paul Kelly, of the famous Flying Tigers, Heading the supporting cast is 13-year-oltl 'Ducky" Louie, a remarkable young Chinese boy who makes his acting debut as the leader of a guerrilla band.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
ltE WATERBURY DENVJCtI WATERBURY, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 046

that begin with Roast squab un- der plastic" and auditioning MC5 for a fleor show. If you don't feel like going out to night club, just give him a ring and he'll wheel the night club right up to your house.
 And all the taxi-drivers have big ideas. One driver who used to have a radio in his cab has bought a trailer and is planning to put loge seats in 1t and show first-run pictures with free dishes every five hundred miles.
 And, of course, California un- dertakers are expanding. Every time they get a look at the traf- fic going by on Sunset Boulevard, they run home and start taking in partners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
JIMMIE FIDLER h HoHyvood
DI.trlsatea D IIeNausht SgaaIeate. bod.

vegetables, and other hard-to-get- items, to various friends there. Ann Jeffreys bought herself an expen- slve reducing machine only to find, when 1t was delivered to her home, that 1t was too big to get through the door. It is still standing on the front porch-and Anne is still hold ing on to those extra pounds. {. When few small details have been ironed out, Ginger Rogers will sign for her first radio show, with hus- band Jack Briggs, just out of the service and launching a new career, as producer. Five years of living on Navy chow have left Doug Fair banks, Jr., with what he calls an insecure" stomach. So, he's pack ing his lunch from home each dRy, instead of facing studio commissary food. .. There's really nothing new under the sun. In the late 1e00's they called wolves "honeyfoglers,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

large modern college boasting an enviable scholastic rating. It is op- erated by Jesuit Fathers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
- CHOICE MORsEL - It Says Here
CALIFORNIA BUSINESS
 EXPANSION
RY ROR HOPE

The California Chamber of Commerce is so happy these days they just made a new rule that members only have to drink one gallon of orange juice with each meal. They're tickled because of California's business prospects. New businesses are springing up faster than speakers at a RO- TARY LUNCHEON and every business man has plans for tre- mendous expansion.
 One guy I know who peddles necktles on the street corner ha sold stock in his suitcase, hired twenty clerks to go out on roller skates looking for customers and is having Norman Bel Geddes fly in from New York to redecorate his part of the sidewalk.
 Another fellow who owns a lit- tie two-wheeled hot-dog cart is busy these days writing up menus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
Holy Cross Planning Tooth Graduation

The Tooth commencement of Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass, will be held this Spring. Conferring of degrees on a small class of 50 students will mark the end of the accelerated program es- abolished during the war.
 Holy Cross where many from Waterbury and the Naugatuck Val- ley have studied, observed its cen- tennial in l943 An extensive post war building program Is planned.
 Most Rev. Joseph B. Fenwick, second bishop of Boston, founded Holy Cross, first Catholic College in New England. in l943. From small beginnings 1t has grown into
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
Barracks Ease Shortage

Baton Rouge, La. (UP)-Some relief for the critical housing short age in the Louisiana capital city was afforded recently when 40-odd families moved into apartments created from old barracks at Hard ing Field. The families are living in former officers quarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEW'S STRAND-"Black Market Babies, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45 p. m. "Live Wires: 1905, S:35, 6:O5, S:S5 D. m. LOEW'S POLT-"Tarzan And The Leopard Women: 1:OO, S:S5, 6:35, 9:3e p. m.
 "China's Little Devils": 2:2O, 4:55, 1855 ?. m. WARMERS STATE-"Miss Susie Slagle's": 1905, 3:55, GAO, 9:3O p. m. "Wanderer Of The Wastland": 2:35, 5:25, 8:1O p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
The weather turned dry.

The weather turned dry.
 Featured with Richmond in the Jeffrey Bernerd production are Ralph Morgan, Jayne Hazard, Teala Loring, Marjorie Hoshelle and George Meeker William Beaudine was the director.
 The companion feature is Live Wires, starring Leo Gorcey and the Bowery Kids.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25

u blag spotrii,',

OBJ 10. obletnici kar je umrl
mas ljubljeni in nepozabni
soprog in oee
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25
.Zborovonie
zos+oPnikov

Trst, %. januarja. Vceraj
dopoldne je bilo ma sedezu Enot-
nih sindikatov "a, Trst zborova-
ME delegatov Enotnega kme-
ckega sindikata "a Trst in oko-
lico.
Udelezil Sc ga je tudi tajnik
pokraj ajinskega odbora Enotnih
sindikatov tovaris Muslin, XII je
obrazlozil glavne naloge knee
kega sindikata. Kljub velikim
prizadevanjem vodstvu sindika-
ia Sc nj uspelo izpolniti sklepa
zadnjega sestanka, sklenitve no
We delovne pogodbe, ker so delo-
dajalci po vecini v Julijskih sin
dikatih in odklanjajo vsako no.
vo pogodbo. Tudi posredovanja
pri anglo-ameriski vojaski upra-
vi v tel zadevi MISC uspela.
Nadalje je govoril o nacrtu
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Ingenir COX je govoril o maj
nujnejsih nalogah kmetijstva
in je najbolj pereca vprasanja
nasega kmeta strokovno obde-
lal. Gre predvsem "a preskrbo in
nadomestitev zivinske krme, ma
bavo kmetijskega orodja in
umetnih gnojil, semenskega
krompirja, vrtnih semen, DIRE
vesnih in trtnih sadik.
Razpravljali so tudi zadruz-
nistvu in koristih, XII jih zadru-
ge prinasajo kmetu, zborovalci
pa so sc omejili predvsem ma
prakticna vprasanja, XII SO tre-
notno "a nasega kmeta najnuj-
nejsa.
Oh zakljucku so sprejeli reso-
lucijo, XII jo bodo poslali anglo
ameriski vojaski upravi in v ka-
teri zahtevajo pospesenje doba-
We zivinske krme, semen in gno-
jill, zlasti pa semenskega krom-
pirja.
Istega dine je bila v Sezani
kmecka sindikalna konferenca,
ma kateri je tajnik pokrajinske-
ga odbora Enotnih sindikatov
tovaris Bukovec obsirno porocal
O splosnem polozaju ma sindikal-
mem polju in podal navodila "a
prakticno delovanje okrajnega
sindikalnega odbora.
Posneto IL "Slovenskega poroeevalca'
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Kakor vse pride in gre, tako
je prisel naokrog mesec marco,
" katerem smo pred lett prazno-
vail god Jozetov in Jozic. Spo-
minjam Sc vecjega stevila. ta-
kin praznovanj, katere smo pri
klubu Ljubljana obdrzavali in
tako poeastili vse, XII so bill ime-
novani Jozeti in Jozice. Spomin-
jam Sc tudi, da je clanstvo klu-
ba ''Ljubljana' stelo najvec Jo-
zetov in Jozic in je vsled tega
priredilo vsako leto MIN v po-
cast lep banket in zabavo.
Zato je pa klub Ljubljana "a
letosnje leto odredil drugace, da
ne DO toliko priredb, DO pa klub
pocastil vse Jozete in Jozice ma
svoji redni mesecni seji, XII Sc
vrsi 26. marca zvecer. Da pa
klub ne bo nikdar opustil teh
linen, vemo, ker sv. Jozef je bill
dober elovek; bill je rednik Kri-
stosov. Zato smo ga vedno pri-
merno poeastili in ga Sc bono.
Tenn potom apeliram ma cla-
ne kluba Ljubljana, da Sc goto-
vo udelezite te seje, da bono
S k kupno zapeli Happy Birth
day to you " Ne smemo pa
pozabiti nasega strica, Jozeta
Plevnika, da sc tudi on enkrat
pokaze, kot ustanovitelj tega
kluba.
Torej, stric, lie pridi! Obenem
pa apeliram ma osebe, XII Sc niste
pri omenjenem klubu, da lahko
pristopite vsak cas-. Vas zago-
tavljam, da boste imeli v klubu
dosti zabave. Seize so kratke do
stikrat zelo pomembne. Zatorej
Sc enkrat vas vabimo ma ONE.
njeni vecer, da sc udelezite ma
Sc seje in zabave.
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Breitenwyla, Sc je visoko vzrav-
nala in uprla vanj svoje oci z
nepremicnim pogledom ujete le-
vinje.
"Tu je Gottfriedov odgovor,'
je rekel in il podal majhen, de-
bel ovitek.
Opazil je, da il je bella, pro-
SOMA roka, okrasena lepim
smaragdnim prstanom, zatre'
petala.
"Kaksno dolgo pismo mora
biti to-" je rekla in vessel smeh'
ljaj Sc je pokazal v kotih ME
nih ust. Odtrgala je VOCAL ovit'
ka, potisnila v luknjo kazalee
in odprla pismo. V ovoju so bill
- koscki njenega pisma. Won
Breitenwyl je zalostno gleda.
drobne koscke, XII so frfotali 2
njene roke ma kamenita tia ka-
kor b,edo, mrtvo listje.
"To je docela jasen odgo.
vor," je rekla Tereza suho in
pricela hoditi po celici sem in
tia.
"Neumni Gottfried! Neumni
ljubi Gottfried!"
Sedla je ma posteljo in zajo,
kala. Tho je jokala predse, to-
da dusa Sc il je villa v bridko.
stih. "Ko bi tt lie vedel! Hocem
da 81 svoboden, svoboden! No
Gem, da bos kakor JAZZ"
Won Breitenwyl sc je okreni]
vstran. Potem je vprasal, &c 81
SINE prizgati cigarette. Molce je
prlklmala.
"Da, seveda, zakaj ne?"
Memo ihtenje mu je rezalo
duso. Komaj je prenesel pogled
nanjo, ko SO il notranji krci
stresali bell vrat in ramena.
"Kako neumna semi" lie re-
kla nazadnje pridusenim gla-
som. "Kako pozno je?"
"Osem je."
"Kdaj sc DO zacelo?"
lob devetih.''
Vstala je.
"Okrenite Sc "a trenutek, pro-
SIM"
(Dalje prihodmji6)
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UREDNIkOvA
PO$TA
Klub ''Ljubljana" vabi
Jozete in Pepce

Euclid, O. - Kakor izgleda,
bono kmalu imeli zeleno po-
mlad. Pred dnevi, ko sem hodil
po vrtu, sta Sc mi priblizala diva
robina, samec in samica. Ko sta
letala cd drevesa do drevesa,
sem 81 mislil, da isceta stanova-
ME "a sebe in mladice, XII bodo
v kratkem prisli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-25

"a novo kolonsko pogodbo, XII DO
v osnovi spremenila polozaj ne
samo glede dajatev, temvec tu~
di v moralnem pogledu. Doslej
so bill vIsi druzinski clani kolo-
nov odvisni cd svojih gospodar-
jew in MISC smell It'll ma delo v
tovarne ali obiskovati Sole,
skratka, bill so dolzni delati ma
fposestvu.
V nacrtu je tudi sprememba
glede lastnine hlevov, XII so bill
doslej izkljucno gospodarjeva
last. Nato je tovaris Muslin OBJ
razlozil maksimiranje Gene ko-
ruze, XII jo je treba oddajati. Gle
de tezke nabave umetnih gnojil
je sporocil, da jih je sindikat
nekaj preskrbel in jih bodo kme-
tovalci v kratkem lahko dobili.
o dosedanjem delu Enotnega
kmeckega sindikata je poroeal
tovaris Gerbec, XII je ocrtal raz-
vol tega sindikata in njegov po-
men "a kmecko ljudstvo. Sindi-
kat obstoja pet mesecev in je v
MEM v Trstu in okolici doslej
organiziranih 1920 clanov il
vrst srednjih in malih posestni-
kov, najemnikov, polovicarjev
vrtnarjev.
Objasnil je razliko med pref
snjimi fasisticnimi kmetijskimi
organizacijami, XII so kmeta sa-
mo izzemale, in med danasnj Jim
kmeckim sindikatom, govoril O
dosedanjih uspehih tega sindi-
kata, ze omenjenem nacrtu
kolonske pogodbe, dosezenem
povisku place kmeckim delav-
Gem it'd.
Sindikat sc Sc vedno bori "a
nadzorstvo mad bivsimi fasistic-
MIN kmeckimi uradi, XII Sc uni
cujejo raznimi sleparijami ma
Sc gospodarstvo. V agrarnem
uradu "Unsea" so anglo-ameri-
ske vojaske oblasti postavile ne
ko nadzorno komisijo, XII je sa-
ma ugotovila resnicnost navedb
sindikata, namrec s. slepari e
uradnikov tega urada, ter dala
zapreti stiri namescence, docim
je ravnatelj pobegnil. Kljub te-
mu anglo-ameriske vojaske OBJ
lasti tega urada nocejo razpu-
stiti, ces, da obstojajo po vsej
Italiji in mora obstojati tudi v
Trstu. Nikakor nocejo pristati
ma to, da bi krmila in semena
razdeljevala Kmetijska zadruga.
Nato Sc je dotaknil Sc pere-
cega vprasanja preskrbi z Ii
vinsko krmo in dal nekaj nasve-
TOW.
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v SloveSanski namen. Ia
otrosko bolnico " Sloveniji.
lahko oddaste vas namenjeni
delez tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti."
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Posfen funf

star 35 let zeli dobiti v 11ajem
sobo in hrano pri mirni druzini
v okolici med e. 14O st. in Euc-
lid Village. Kdor ina "a oddati,
maj poklice v ponedeljek ali sre-
do vecer, " 1864.
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(Nadaljevonje)

"Poslusajte!" je nenadoma
zaklicala Tereza. "Idejo imam.
Ali lahko napisem Gottfriedu
pismo?"
20 cem?"
"Vseeno je! Ali bi mu lahko
izroeili mole pismo?'
"Da. Toda o Gem boste pisa
lii" je vprasal nervozno.
"Takoj ga bonn napisala," je
rekla in sedla k mizi. Vrstice so
bile znacilne "a MO.
"Gottfried! Cd vsega srca te
lepo prosim, da preklices vse
izjave, XII 81 jih doslej podal. S
tenn bos spremenil svojo uso-
do. Vem, da me bodo obsodili,
nobenega razloga pa nj, da bi
morali tudi tebe obsoditi. Po-
misli ma najinega otroka! Ia
koj ko prejmes to pismo, mo-
ras sodnemu dvoru priznati res
nico. Prepricana sem, da ii DO
porota verjela. Ukazujem tt, da
to storis.
Tereza." "
Pismo je podala Won Breiten-
wylu; prebral ga je in vtaknil
v prsni Yep.
"Ce vas DO poslusal," je de-
jail, "bo njegov korak vzbudil
senzacijo. Nihce Sc ne more "a
misliti moznih posledic." Tere-
"a ga je pogledala, v oceh je
imela solze.
"Veste," je pripomnila nena-
donna, ma pol smehljaje, ma pol
jokaje, "nocoj bonn sreena, ker
bonn imela resnicno upanje.'
"Prejel bo vase pismo d a n S
zvecer," je rekel Won Breiten-
wyl. "Cudovit clovek ste. Zares
skoda, da ste umorili svojega
mozaw
Tereza, XII je bla precej nava-
jena njegovih navad in govor-
jenja in XII je razumela globlji
smisel njegovih besed, je ma
skrivaj obcudovala njegov zna-
caj. Magic je prijela njegovo ro-
ko in jo impulzivno poljubila.
V Obwylu je mrgolelo vroce-
krvnih govoric. Napetost sodne
razprave je spravila il ravno-
tezja marsikatero glavo.
Nekaj nj V redu pri tel raz-
pravi, so govorili nekatefIjud-
je; doziveli bono presenecenje.
Drugi spet SO izjavljali, da nj
zagovor pravilno izpeljan. Obto-
zenca sta bila nora, da sta 81 IL
brala moza takega znacaja, ka-
kor ga je incl Won Breitenwyl.
Preprican je, da DO incl lahko
"a norca sposobno, stare, bern
sko poroto! Ia veternjak brez
vsake izkusnje! Prevzel je to
5zadevo, da bi zadostil svojemu
politicnemu castihlepju; hotel
je pokazati javnosti, kaj je
adult; preprican je o bodocnosti
socializma in bi rad napravil
politiki karijero. All, zdaj Sc DO
V svojem lastnem kotlu cmaril,
ia Won Breitenwyl! Toda zadeva
je TAXA: Bogati ljudje drzijo
vedno skupaj. Temu zmesanemu
profesorju Langbeinu SO placa-
Ii bajno vsoto
Sc nikdar nj nobena zenska
tako vzburkala premisljevanja
in hrepenenja MOI kakor Tere-
"a oh tel uri in &c hi lepota lah-
ko poplaeala umor, potem bi BIZ
la vsekakor tisto noe svoboden,
odresen clovek.
L. zaspanega, poletnega So
mraka sc je zbudil Obwyl v
krasno jutro. Tenka, modra me-
gla Sc je blescala mad temno-
zelenim jezerom in po ostroro-
bin oberlandskih gorah SO sc
vile vijolicaste megle. Ma tiso-
&c oci Sc je takoj, ko SO Sc jim
odprle veke, ozrlo proti graf
skemu grieu.
Rano zjutraj je stopil v Te-
rezino celico Won Breitenwyl.
Bila je ze pokoncu, oblecena v
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Ze|imo dobi+i
Rodo bi zvedeIo

kje Sc nahaja PHILIP KRI-
STAN. Bill je do lanskega leta
v Elyria, Ohio, kjer je vodil &C.
veljarsko obrt. Imam mu "a spo-
rociti nekaj zelo vaznih stvari.
Zglasi Sc maj pri Mrs. Likosar,
1920 Saranac Rd., po 6. uri
zvecer, ali poklicite PO 1910.