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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-05-09

several items including the
Hungry Horse in western Mon
tana.
It is proposed to proceed with
pre- construction studies and
work and to get as much actual
construction accomplished IN
the 1947 fiscal year as is pos
sible with the men and materl-
ais available. Funds asked foi
Missouri basin projects include
the Hardin Unit, or YelloWtan
dam, in the amount of $500, 900,
it was stated.
Adm. Robert E. Peary discov-
cred the North Pole on April
& 1919
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-05-09
AMERICAS BIRTHRIGHT

The St. Lawrence and the
Great Lakes are the MidweSt'S
and North Americas birthright.
They must be obtained and
used for the American people.
Chicago Sun.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-05-09

TOMATO PRODUCTION
The states of Maryland, New
Jersey, Indiana and California
lead the states of the Union in
the production q q tomatoes.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-05-09

Shop in Hardin!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Basketball Trim

The Eureka basketball team made
a weekend trip to Libby and Troy.
They played Libby on Friday night.
The game was fast and interesting
throughout With four minutes left
in the fourth quarter the score
stood 2l24 in Libby's favor The
team then pat on a last squirt to
end the game 25-35. Libby was the
victors. Nelson from Libby showed
up exceptionally we'll on tip-ins
under the basket.
The following night Eureka trav-
eled to Troy. Eureka started out
by taking the lead and held it
throughout the game. The Eureka
defense worked exceptionally well
and allowed only four field goals to
Troy The final score found Eure-
ka winning 1923. Art Purdy paced
the winners with II points.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

Tobacco Valley Grange met in
regular session Tuesday evening
January 8, at o'clock
Brother Weydemeyer read the
financial report for the year of
l945.
The charter was duly draped in
loving memory of Susie Clark who
passed away last week.
Glenn Helms, a student, has ap-
piled for membership.
The first and second degrees were
conveyed upon David and Juanita
Butts, Roy and Katherine Brock
and Josephine Webb
Sisters Alverson and Jackson re-
ported on the two past dance sup
pers. Sister Alverson gave the
Penny Drill financial report. She
extended appreciation for All as
sistance given to make the Christ
mas party a success and also for
cooperation shown her the past four
years.
Bro. Anderson gave the dance re-
port and announced that the out
gong committee would give free
dance January IL at the Community
Hall.
Sister Erickson reported that the
First Aid Course had been complet-
ed with ten youths qualifying for
cards.
Bro. Klinke announced that map
ping is almost completed for the
REA apd that a fine job is being
done
a communication in regard to
Eureka-Rexford stock yards was
read, Master West thanked all his
committees serving the past two
years.
Sec. Weydemeyer reported that |
our membership was l76, the larg-
EST IN the history of our Grange.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

Installation of officers followed
with State Master Weydemeyer
ably serving as Installing Master.
Brothers Lenarz and Erickson serv-
ed as Marshalls, Helen Sicily and
Nell West as regalia and emblem
bearers. Maye Roose, Elsie and
Howard Helms singing with Edith
Swing at the piano. The ceremony
was impressive and well done.
The following officers were in
stalled: Master, Klinke; Overseer,
Jack Anderson; Lecturer, Mary
Jackson; Steward, Lynn Purdy;
Chaplain, Mabel Peltier; Assistant
Steward, Shirley Mackey; Ceres,
Virginia Erickson; Ramona, Mar
jorie McMullen; Flora, Hazel Smith;
Lady Assistant Steward, Jeanne
Peltier; Gatekeeper, Jack Stevens;
Secretary. Mary Francis Ingram;
Treasurer, Alfred Peltier; Execu-
tive Committeeman, Jay F. Robbie
The Grange agreed to solicit for
the March of Dimes with receipts
to be turned to Mary Jackson by
January %. Those soliciting will
be; Elsie Helms, Winton Weyde-
meyer, Jennie Alverson, Rachael
Helms, Nell West and Emiley
Leighty.
Brother Mackey was reported
i'll. Ivan Ingram is undergoing an
appendectomy. Cards of thanks
were extended to the Grange from
the Crawfords, Sweet and family,
Robt. McMullen. Welfred johnson
and Lynn Purdy.
Josephine Webb sang a solo,
Some Sunday Morning"
Grange closed with new officers
presiding.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

seen by interested grades: Robin
Red Breast, Central America, Lima,
and Body Framework These films
continue to hold the wrapt in
terest of the pupils and form
basis for lively discussions in the
classroom.
A very attractive magazine rack
was installed in the Assembly dur
ing the vacation by Mr.. Culver,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
School Notes

The following pupils have re-
turned to school after an absense
of several weeks: Ella Jean Yoppe
to Second Grade, Esther Boorman
Richard Zeismer and Willene Am
brose to the Third Grade and Shir-
ley Hoyt to the First Grade.
Kermit and Gerald Johnson of
Trego have entered the 9th and 5th
grades and Dolores HilIiker and
Leroy Dalager have entered the 4th
grade. All Trego pupils from the
Upper Room are now attending
school here.
The Assembly girls are busy MAX
ing cartoon scrap books for the
Junior Red Cross.
On Friday afternoon the follow
ing educational sound movies were
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Hospital Notes

Harold Moore was dismissed
January 10.
Mrs. Margaret DeLapp and baby
were. dismissed January 8.
Earl Crawford was admitted Jan.
10 for a tonsilectomy operation and
dismissed January II.
Mrs. j. w. LeRoque was dis
missed with her baby on January
10.
Mrs. Keith Shifflett has baby
born January IL.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Service Bows

Lee Utter is enjoying a visit with
his parents after spending many
months in the Pacific theatre Lee
has received his discharge from
the u. S. Navy
Sgt. Roy Livingood who has been
overseas in the Pacific Theatre ar
rived in Euereka this week to visit
his parents. Roy has received his
discharge, he is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs J. r. Livingood
Royal Ellis is at home in Eureka
after being overseas for several
months in the European Thearter.
Royal has received his discharge.
Larry Purdy left for Fort Ord,
California Saturday, Jan. IL. He
had two week visit with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Comet Purdy.
Walter Carpenter of the u. S:
Army accompanied his wife from
California to spend his furlough at
home with his family in Eureka.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Study Club

Study Club met at the home of
Mrs. M. j. Hickey January 2. Four
teen members were present and an
interesting program on Montana
was given. Each person present
was asked to contribute something
interesting about Montana. Several
old Eureka newspapers, one dating
back to 1905 and old time pictures
of steamers on the Kootenai were
passed around. Hostesses Hickey
and Ambrose served pie and coffee
at the close of the evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Episcopal Guild

Episcopal Guild of ST Michaels
and All Angels Church met at the
home of. J. R. Culver Friday, Jan.
II. Mrs NJ E. Korn acted as hos
tess. Dessert luncheon was served
at p. m. to members and one guest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

A very serious accident occurred
on one of Eurtka's uptown streets
last week. Five-year-oId Harold
Moore was coasting from the hill
by Benson's. corner, where he ran
into car coming from around the
hill. 1t was impossible for the dri-
yer of the car to stop in time as the
youngster was sliding in a place
where no one could see him until
he came into the street He was
unconscious for nearly three days.
He has recovered enough to go
home from the hospital now.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

The Rod and Gun Club had their
monthly meeting last week. The
new officers presided. A nice num-
Der of men attending made the
meeting more interesting
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our customers
for their patronage during the past
years we had the dairy business.
We bespeak for Comet Purdy who
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Surprise Party

Mr. Jack Anderson was surprised
by a number of his friends on his
birthday. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Amel Swing Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Mackey and Shirley. Fred
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Robbie. Cards were played through
out the evening. Edith Swing and
Alma Robbie tied for high score for
women and May Mackey low score.
Fred johnson won high score for
men and Amel Swing low score. A
delicious lunch was served and
Jack received many lovely gifts and
best wishes.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

Business meeting, presided over by
new president, Mrs. Culver, con
sisted of planning for parish dinner
January 30. Mrs. Jane McGlenn had
charge Of devotions.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Culver of
Tacoma are visiting at the j. R.
Culver home Bruce has just re-
turned home from Japan and has
received his discharge from the
Army. He is the oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs J. r.. Culver
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

which adds much to the tidiness
of the reading table
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17

bought our herd and equipment a
successful future.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Drake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Correction

The Grange gave the New Years
dance instead of the Legion
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-17
Free Dance

A free dance was given by the
Grange Saturday mite at the Com
munity Hall. However, a small fee
was charged for the lunch. Music
was furnished by Mrs. Win Har-
vey, Mr.. Hansman and Ramona
Peltier. n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

tsnno incl. Well smo samo toll
ko seboi kar sfno mogli nesti.
"a en- mesec srno sli cez meio v
|Sticno, ker je biIa Stitna takrat
pod Halijo. Msja je bila Ger
Cbolno in Leskovec med Nemci-
jo in Italijo. Meja je bila z dra-
tom prepletena in podminirana.
OBJ mejah 50 bile staIno svab-
|ske patroie. zato smo morali uiti
[poaod . partizansko vojsko.
ISL snao v StiGno "a en- me-
sec, ker tam SO imeli osyoboje-
no partizani. Po enen1 mesecu
je bila svabska ofenziva, smo
morah spet bezati. Nato smo
Inaredili v domacem kraju So
tor v gozdu in sno tam prezi-
veil do g. marca 1916 leta. Te-
ga dne; so mas polovili belogar-
dist. To SO svabslsi pomagaG.
So bill veeinoma domacini, kot
plasani svabski izdajalci in so
mas /vse odpeljali istega dne v
Litijo in tam so mas izrocili men,
skemu Gestapu in zaprli. Bile je
80 belogardistov, XII so mas vie
Ii m popolnoma oropali, kar smo
Sc imei v bunkerju.
"Peti dan smo bill ma zasli-
sanju. Prvi JAZZ, potem zena in
hcerki. One tri so bile takoj IL
puscene. Meme SO pa pridrzali in
'pri zaslisanju SO me mucili in te-
phi, tako, da sem bill yes krvav
in tako pretepen, da mi je bio
zdravje unieeno. Nato sem bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

lren nOtIf. 8e en- p1r talkih sI1-
.eajev je v nasih krajih.
"Jancje in Tujf grn, je vse
gladko pozgano. To SO delali
'Nemei in domaci izdajalci. Liti-
ja je bila bombardirana, tako
da je en- del Little unicen in
mostovi po cestah SO podrti. Tu-
.di zeleznislfi naost ' Pogovni-
.ku je bill bombardiran. Tudi to
ii omeninn, da je. bila 1942 leta
meja ma Jancjeh med Nemci in
Partizani. Tam je biIa huda bor-
ba med Nemci in Partizani in ie
.trajala neprestano diva dni. v
tel borbi je pablo $50 Nemcev
in - II Partizanov in 4 ranje-
nj. To je bila v nasem kraju ena
najhujsa borba. Partizanov ie
bile 500, Nemeev pa okrog 8,0O0.
Psrtizani 50 imeli W tel borbi
.dober polozaj. Spopadi me d
nemskimi patrolami in Partiza-
nj SO bill staIni. Ravnotako SO
.tudi "a nami streljali Nemci,
pa sn1e jim srecno uteki. TO .je
.bilo v torek po Binkostni nede-
LII 1914 Ieta.
"Tvoja teta Helena Rome v
Leskovcu pri Visnji gori Sc Il
vi; njen MOI Janez je umrl. Tu-
'di Tvoj stric Anton Gorse Go
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23
PlSmA IL STAREGA kRAJA
Novice i sfonee pri LHiiT; borbo med Mem.
ci in portizoni no Joneieh

Erazem Gorshe, 1116 T.. ~ ST,
je prejeI tezko pricakovano pi-
smo cd dragega prijatelja in So
solca, Paula Marolta II velike
STANCE, Stew. 5, pri Litijk Pavle
je. polbrat dobro poznanega GO
stilnicaEh Johna Marina, ma E.
186 Str XII je tudi prejei cd ME
ga dvoje pisern, sli6ne vsebine,
v pisnau jasno, opisuie ka-
ko SO nu besni Nemei ugrabii
stare Dega sinas Mirkota, XII .je
poneje umrl v ruskenl ujetnis-
tvu. Vazne SO druge novice, kot
ma primer, ko SO Nemci pri Kon-
carm zvezali mater S sestimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

yrzen v ternnico ali bunkar. To
js najhujsi zapor. v Litiji sem
bill zaprt tri tedne. Nato so me
lob polnoei odpeIjali v Begtmje
ma Gorenjsk0. Tam il bila po-
druznica Mathausena in !. Da-
chatIa. v TEN zaporu je bilo Ii
soce Slovencev zaprtiI1. v Be
gunjah sem bill zaprt pet tednov.
Potef1 Sc je blizal konec vojne,
Prisla je pomilostitev 20. aprila
1915 leta in ma %. aprila sem
bill pa izpusGen.
"Ko sem prisel domov, sem
naseI prazen dom. Sreeo smo pa
imei veliko, da nj bilo poslopje
pozgano. Da, trpljenja in gorja
sn1o mi prestaIi mnogo, najvee
lv nase..l kraju. v nasi vasi sta
diva knneta pogorela, pri Spell.
Gu IN pri Zavriu. Zgorelo je tn.
di zupnisce in so1a. v Mali
stahgi so pozgani trije kmetje;
v Kresniskem vrhu pa ma polo
vico kmetov.
"Pri koncarju v Kresniskem
vrhu so mater in -Sest otrok I'VE
zali z drotom in postrelili, nato
vrgli v ogenj. Pri Kranelu Y
Kresniskem vrhu so dve start
zenski polili z bencinosn in Ia
zgali njiju in hiso in sta Ego
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

mazic) v vodGji jamig Sznastno
pri Litiji = zivi IN mol Cd Two
je pokojne tete Alojzijs, Marko
Anzur v Dolgem brdu, Jancje,
Sc zivi. Tvoji bratranci IN se-
stricne Gorse ma domu pri Stih,
.kjer 81 bill rojen, be tudi vsf "
WHO ' Dragoshen.
'Te prav lepo pozdravlhrn
JAZZ in moja druHna in tuh Tvo-
jo druzino. o.
"Pavel Marot". !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

Prispe0Gjte ga otroSko bol-
naco y SloUeniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

JnsJa Io40 leLas AJutra j Oh D tlE
50 obkolili hiso, ko je se spal il
ga odpeljali kot razboinika \
sredino Nemcfje in od tam ns
rusko fronto, v Kijev. Pozneje
je bill ujet v Ljubljinu ma Poll.
skem in sicer II. julia 1914 le.
Ia in odpeljan v Ural, v nestc
Nizi Fagili. Tam je umrl 6. ia.
nuarja 1915 leta. TO sno zvede.
Ii po enenau njegovih kolegov
XII je bill donna IL Jesenic ma Go.
renjskem. -,
"Drugi sin, Viktor, so ga raw.
notako well Nemci, kot Mirko.
ia in acer Is. decembra 104a
leta in ga odpeljali v smartno
pri LitiI. Tam je bill diva dni Y
bunkarju zaprt, potent so \ga
odpeljali v Beljak ma Korosko.
Cd tam bi moral til v gornjo
Italijo ma fronto. Oh devetih
sdnel1 Sc mu je posreeilo uiti IL
.Belmka. Kot zaveden Slovenec
je sel v OsvobodIno fronto dne
.26. decembra 1943 Ieta in ie bill
dvakrat ranjen. Enkrat v kole-
no, kjer ina se krogio v nogi;
drugic pa v 1evo roko, kjer ina
sedaj diva prsta trda. On Sc Sc
daj sl,zi v vojski O. F.
"Ko je Nemcem usel mlajsi
sin, SO spet prisli in obkoliIi hi
50. 1zvedli SO strogo preiskavo
in meme odpeljali ma zaslisanie.
Posrecilo Sc mi je sc dobro "a
govarjati in so me po enodnev-
mem zaslisevanju izpustili. Ma
to sem bill spet aretiran 29. mar
ca 1914 leta cd Gestapov. 70
je bila najtezja aretacija. 1--we
dli so spet strogo preiskavo in
meni zazugaH, &c bom naredil
par korakov, da me bodo takoi
ustrelili. +
"Ukazali so mi, da m or a m
vzeti S seboj "a tri dni hrane in
potem so me odpeljali proti
Jancjem. Ko smo tako sli 20 ce-
sti, so re zaropotale strojnice
cd partizanov in so padli trije
svabi in vec ranjenih. Med bor-
bo pa Sc mi je posreeilo pobeg-
1iti k partizanom. Potem pa nj
kazalo drugega, kakor takoj
prvi vecer pobrati svojo druzi-
no in pobegniti v gozdove. Pu-
stiti smo morali seveda vse, kar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

(Nadaljevmje)

Ia nau je ponudil resitev, to.
da pod gotovimi pogoji. ce jih
je sprejel - in sprejel jih je
vedno - 50 mu plaeali njegove
dolgove in zopet upostavili ME.
gov kredit. Njegovo blagosta-
ME Sc je naenkrat zacelo ma ne
verjeten nacin veeati. Toda cd
dne naprej, ko je bill sprejel to
misteriozno pomoc, je postal
suzenj onih, XII SO ga bill resi-
Ii, in moral je v slept pokorsci-
nj izvrsevati VISA naroeila, XII jih
je dobival.
Pozneje Sc je doznalo, da SO
bill Mygali, XII so imeli podruz-
nice pc vsem svetu in so steIi, v
svojih vrstah ve1iko stevilo XII
tajcev, Japoncev in 1ndijcev,
emo onih tajnih udruzenj, XII
jih obstoja veliko stevilo ma
Da1jnem Vztoku.
Ia udruzenja, XII 81 drugo
drugemu pomagajo, iInajo sano
en- cilj: pregnati belo pleme z
azijske eeline in pripoknoei ru-
menemu plemenu, da stopnje-
ma zasede Ameriko in Evropo.
Reyolta boksarjev ma Kitaj-
skem, napadi roparskih tolp v
Tonkinu in zadnji boji v Sang
haju, kakor tudi nen1iri, XII so
jih bill povzrocili Japonci "
San Francisco, so samo epizode,
odlomki tega ogromnega giba-
MIA, XII naganja azijska ljudstva,
da Sc vrzejo ma start svet.
Toda te bojne organizaeije
so, zelo moderne in stejejo "a
svoje clane znanstvenike in ill.,
Generic in so izborno organizi-
rane. Imajo ogleduhe po vseh
naestih in bogato placane agen-,
te po vseh parlamentih.
Izvzemsi morda Kitajca Wang
Taia, so bill elani tega udruze-
MIA samo poslusno orodje v ro-
kah te strahovite sile, Edino
Wang-Tai je vedel del sefovih
skrivnosti.
clani udruzenja pa so sc zace-
Ii vznemirjati v podzemski dvo-
rani, kjer SO inael svojo sejo.
Kapetan Rattlesnake, XII je bill
zelo svojeglav, je pogledal ma
svojo debelo zlato uro in pri-
pomnl, da hiti cas- magic ma
pref.
- Izgubljamo cas-, sc je je-
iii, Kennedyja pa nj. Cez emo
uro Sc DO zdanilo in nikakor no.
Gem, da hi me kdo videl odha-
jati il te zgradbe.
- JAZZ tudi ne, je dejal dra.
guljar Wilcox in enako so Sc
izrazili vsi ostali elani; toda
Wang-Tai je zamahnil roko,
da jih pomiri IN je dejaI: 7
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23
Olda Sc

4 sobe zgoraj v najem starej-
SIM ljudem ali mlademu paru, XII
Je zaposlen. Brez otrok. Tudi
garaza ma razpolago. Proda Sc
posteljo (kompletno). Ma sta
novanje Sc sprejme fanta. Vpra-
sa sc ma LAG e. rs st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23
Hiissa

"a dve druzini, pet sob zgorai,
pet spodaj, ma e. 81 ST. Sc lah-
ko takoj vselite.
ia tri druzine ma East 66th
st., blizu ST. Clair Ave. Dive ga
razi. - Ia podrobnosti Sc zgla-
site Ma
67W st. Clair Ave-, !
KE 1868
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

GETS NEW PAL Life was
meaningless for six-year-old Jehn-
ny COnklin when his dog, Rex, was
Killed BY an auto, but things bright
ened when he acquired a new pal,
six-weeks-old Lady, given to him
by . sympathetic reader who saw
his picture i'm the paper.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23
BUJDIIIN DEMANT
GUSTAvLE ROUGE

Gotovo je neobl1odno po-
trebno, da nihee, ne We, da Sc
pomamo. Tajnost nasega tu-
kajmjega skrivalisca tvori polo
vico nase varnosti., Toda samo
Sc. trenutek potrpljenja: zdi Sc
mi, da eujem sum dvigala. To-
varis Kennedy menda nj daleG;
le poslusajte! 81
Vsi so prisluskovali in zaGu-
III lahen SUM v debelem zelez-
mem zidu. Nekaj trenutkov nato
SO Sc zelezne plosee v stem raz-
maknile, $ snnehom ma obiic il
Sc je prikazal yachtman Ken
nedy in prijazno voscil navzo-
cim dober dan, medtem ko Sc je
cul sum spet dvigajocega Sc
tlifta, XII ga je bill pripeljal in
cigar mehanizem sta poznala sa-
mo on in Wang-Tai.
Peto poglavje
Magitno zrcalo
Oh uri, ko SO Mygali kakor
posteni trgovci ma koncu me-
SEGA sklepali svoje raeune, Sc
je komtesa Sara, XII je bila ze
pokonci, ali pa morda Sc nj le-
gla, nahajala z yachtmanom
Kennedyjem v malem salonu, XII
je bill okrasen samo kitajskimi
in japonskimi umetninami. Oba
sta z napeto pozornostjo opazo-
vala kos porumenelega platna,
XII nj bill mic drugega kot listina,,
pred par urami ukradena Lone
Ia Bradyju.
- Nieesar vec ne vemo kot
pref je dejal mladi moz razo.
earan; imanao pac zemljepisno
dofzino, toda Mrina nam mani
ka.
- Brady je res previden, je
dejala komtesa in postala "a
misljena. Skrbno je odstrani1
najzanimivejsi podatek. Dolzi-
ma je odstrgana.
Ce bi bill " istini takos zelo
previden, bi ne bill nikomur po-.
kazal pisanja profesorja Par.
kerja -. Toda, nekaj mi je pri-
slo ma, misel. Ali innate, povecaL
no stekIo?
- Kaj hoeete Z MIN?
- -ce je Brady odstrgal posu-
seno kri pisave, XII je tvorila
besedo in stevilko dolzine, je
ostati nekaj odtisov ma
pisa ma platnu.
Res je; barva platna je ma
onem mestu, kjer je stala pisa
va, bolj temna.
Misterija je vzela iz predala
malo, v zlato vdelano poveealno
steklo.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

W0RLDS MOST FAMOUS CUNTS Above is Dr. L. J. Smith
the Farbury eb Coruker qn They after
the Big Left right England China
ALI but
weshfy calves of
leading fairs tis Chamber Of
built them . modern home. Wayne PhOt0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-23

otroci,. ustrlili in znetai v go4
reeo hiso. Pismo Sc glasi:
'stanga pri Litiji,
12. marca, 1916.
"Dragi privately Erazem!
{ "Prejel sem Tvoje pisn1o, XII
81 ga pisal 20. deeembra 1o45
ma d februarja 1916, kar me je
prav razVeselilo, ko 81 Sc spom-
nil tudi name,. ker sva si bila
vedno dobra prijatelja.
"Sedaj II opisem se mole av-
ljenje in mole druzine. Moi sta
rejsi sin Mirko, je bill pristine
mobiliziran cd Nemcev dne 27,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-10

~ LIME WOODS was tellin' me
~ about a little piece of neigh
borliness the other night.
The farmers around where or
Lime lives, way up in the country,
are always gripin'. Either they
complain about the weather, knock
the government an each other -
or else they keep their mouths
shut for fear their goodhearted-
ness might show.
Anyway, a Missus Leeds, a
widow from the city, moved into
the community. She was friendly,
laxative sort. In her younger
days she had been an artists model
an Lime says she's still too dog
gone pretty to live up there where
good looks an sinfulness is con-
sidered on the same level.
Well, Missus Leeds got sick. 1t
was winter an she an her little
boy was all alone, off on a country
road. In a few days they ran out
of almost everything, includ-
ing food an frewood.
One morning, OIL Al Stimson
showed up at her place. AL is an
old bachelor, an awkward clod-
hopper with a round haircut, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-10

scornful of all women, especially
weak ones. He unloaded a big box
of home-canned meat an vege-
tables an preserves nothin'
'boughten" - an set 'em down
in the kitchen with a grumpy
good mornin'." Then he went
outside, chopped wood for an hour
an heaped it up.
Finally Al came in, sat down by
the range an complained to Missus
Leeds that her ak was dull an
probably wasn't good steel anyway.
AT FIRST Missus Leeds took his
visit for courtship, she said. But
she decided she was wrong. be-
cause when she tried to thank AL
for the food an work an for bein'
so thoughtful, he just got up an
walked out.
But he came back later, she told
Lime, an softened up to make her
about the prettiest speech she had
heard since she was 20.
Takin' the empty food box an
startin' for the door, AL said: II
guess you're more the fowers type
- but 'twarn't practical to bring
you none.". -WAllf bOREN