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Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
LETTERS 10 The Editor
The Arizona Sun,
Phoenix, Arizona.
nnnM Ed;Anns

III al AAOAAN AOAAAf
Phoenix, Arizona.
Dear Editor:
I wish to express to the people
of Phoenix my appreciation for
their kindness to my brother, L. C..
Brown, during his illness and
death.
Their deeds of benevolence are
like bread cast upon the waters;
they shall be returned to them a
hundred fold. May God ever bless
and care for them.
I know of no better way to reach
them than through your paper.
Thank you for everything that was
done for him.
Yours very truly,
MRS. ANNA B. HARDING.
118 N. Mozart Street,
Apt, 1st Floor, &.
Chicago, Ill.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
LARGE WHEAT EXPORTS

Washington, D. C.-The u. S.
Department of Agriculture has just
export ALLEGATION of ap-
proximately % million bushels of
wheat, corn and other grains for
January, 1947.
Active compensation and pen
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03

sion cases involving veterans re-
corded a net increase Of $4,000 in
Veterans Administration rolls dur
ing September.
Veterans Administration now
has completed contracts with %
State Medical Associations in VAS
hometown medical care program
for veterans.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
Tell German Youth
About Arizona

German youth in the American
sector of Berlin learning about the
democratic way of life soon will be
hearing about Arizona.
Literature telling of the system
of free public instruction in this
state, the fact that there are
churches of all denominations here,
and information describing recre-
ational activities have been sent
to the Berlin district of the Office
of Military Government by the
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.
Paul F. Shafer, civilian chief of
the education and religious affairs
branch of that district of OMG,
requested the material for use in
the re-education of German youth
there.
''In the course of our work we
ar regularly besieged with requests
from many groups for information
about America" Shafer wrote. "In
supplying this information, various
civilians and officers give lectures
and lead discussions on that sub
ject, interpreting America, its
people, its scenery, and other facets
of the American way of life."
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05

times the gas on my stomach was so
bad could hardly breathe. had to
rely on purgatives, and at times
every muscle in my body seemed to
ache. / felt high strung, weakened
and irritable; and when / got up it
was all I could do to drag myself off
to work.
''The relief Retonga gave me was
grand. have fine appetite. eat any
thing, and have regained ten pounds.
sleep fine, the constipation is re-
lieved and have plenty of strength.
don't know what would have
done without Retonga."
Retonga is intended to relieve dis
tress due to insufficient flow of di-
gestive juices in the stomach, loss of
appetite, Vitamin B-1 deficiency and
constipation. Accept no substitute.
Retonga may be obtained at
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05
CURRENT COMMENT
By Henry willis


II Looks Like a Vocational building
will be put up near the High School
this year. The School Board and
Supt. Kenna have been wrestling
with the problems and solution
seems found. More power to them.
Natural Gas for Winter does not
seem so impossible The M.P.& l..
People state that they can get pipe
to make distribution from the City
limits and it is stated that the Natu-
raj Gas Company can bring it there.
The canny Board of Mayor and Al
dermen and the alert City Clerk
will continue to use their persuasion
and it does not appear there are any
differences that may not be recon-
ciled by earnest men who want to
agree
It's Very Annoying to the writer
of check to have it withheld from
prompt deposit. Banks make month
ly statement of the checks presented
for payment, if the balance it shows
does not agree with check writer's
books, that individual must find
what check is missing, make seve-
al entries to care for it and then
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05

adequate. The Federal Government
will pay one third of the cost. the
State one third and local people the
balance. The cost per bed for new
hospitals was stated to be 100000.
That would make our hospital wor-
tn $200.000.00 with equipment. 1t
has been conducted at low cost WIFI
lie keeping the best of nurses. The
Trustees, who must serve without
pay, have for the most part, met
cooperation from the Medicos. un-
der an able Superintendent and
well selected nursing staff the local
facilities have given as good care
as can be had and skilled Doctors
and Surgeons supply the best medi-
cal and Surgical attention Needless
for sick to leave town.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05
REGAINS 10 LBS. TAKING
RETONGA AND FEELS fine
Felt So Rundown He
Could Hardly Stoy On
Job, Stotes Well-Known
Resident. Eats, Sleeps
And Feels Like Different
Man Now

at seemed to me / suffered from
nervous indigestion no matter what
l ate, and Retonga deserves full Gre
dit for my feeling so good today"
gratefully declares Mr.. Eddie Jones,
Box 100, Star Route, Columbus, Miss.
Even the sight of food became
unpleasant. work at night; and l
would 60 home thinking how fine
it would be to get good meal and
90 to sleep. But I could force down
only a few bites and then / would
90 to bed and couldn't sleep. AT
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05

more of the same when it does come
in. Deposit checks promptly.
More Beauty Spots. Have you
noticed the panel fence and the
tasteful selection of colorful glooms
in front of Mrs. Robert OWNS? And
when you travel Westwood Avenue
take look at the other side at the
neat Rainwater-B rumby- Glover la
WINS with well clipped hedges and
scrubs. And if you turn the corner
there is an effective mass Of wild
Hydrangea in full bloom at the Hos
pital.
Ed. L. Zeigler of the Morines was
at Cavite Naval Station in Manila
Bay when the Japs attacked the day
after Pearl Harbor and got sample
of what bombing was like. His COM
mand moved to Corregidor, was sur
rendered after Bataan fell and he
was a prisoner of the Japs until W
Day. He told the Rotary Club, very
modestly, something of what prison
er-of-war life was like under the
Japs.
The food was rice, and more rice
the next day, and even that in not
sufficient supply, but on that diet
the prisoners were compelled to
work for arrogant conquerers to ex-
haustion. They got no news at all;
Red Cross supplies never reached
them they were vermin infested,
sick, weak; many failed to survive.
Then weary years after they began
to see new shaped planes in the air,
heard the roar of bombs, guessed
that the Americans were nearing.
After narrow escapes from our
own bombs liberation came. They
were given good food(and ate too
much) baths, deloused, hospitalized,
sent home. 1t was an epic story, we
have read it many times but reading
does not make the strong impression
that very simple recital by par
ticipant carries. The Japs got off to
a good start and their staggering
insolence was hard to bear as you
would understand from the recital
of one who endured it. May we ne
yer again be caught so unready to
defend ourselves.
Mississippi Hospitals was the ge-
neral subject of joint meeting OF
the Commission on Hospital Care
and the Advisory Council Monday
at Jackson attended by Mayor Wea-
thersby, DR.. Weeks of the County
Health Department, DR.. Leigh, w.
P. Hammett, G. H. Love, Mrs. j.
bridge, who is member of the Cou-
neil, and the Chairman of the local
Hospital Board of Trustees. There
were many men and women from
all over the State, Doctors, laymen,
Legislators, County Supervisors,
nurses, lawyers, architects, business
men. all concerned in the health Of
our citizens. Governor Wright, in
happy speech, stated his interest
in the subject and his sincere desire
to help. DR.. Boswell of the State
TB Hospital in his clear style. told
of the need for more facilities for
colored patients. They are already
prepared to care for all whites who
have the much swifter types of Tu-
berculiosis. Other earnest, well
informed men spoke effectively
The plan is to make hospital
facilities available to the peo-
pie at a rate Of 4 beds to 1000
of population which is considered
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05

Miss Ellie " Harthcock of jack
son carried her niece, Miss Pom
zelle Netherland of Eden to Good
man Sunday afternoon where Miss
Netherland will attend summer
school. They were accompanied by
Mrs. j. E. Harthcock, Mrs. r. L.
Netherland and Miss Olivia Harth-
cock.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-06-05

Leslie Clifton Hughes of Mr. and Mrs c. H. Hughes and
Otis Watson Lehman of Mr. and Mrs T. Lehman tied for
third honors in the graduating class of Lexington High
School Both had and of 915 Miss Margaret Downer
and Edwin Tye Nelson first and second place honors to
for the four honor students of the 947 Senior Class
Lexington High There twenty students the graduating
class.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

ley. convicted in 1912 in a fed
eral court for subversive sctiv-
tiles was "unjustly i'm
prisoned that Ralph Town
send. convicted in 1912 in a
federal court Of silfully fall
ing 20 register as a japanese
government agent" had re-
ceived a pretty rough deal
that George Sylvester Viereck.
convicted Of wilful failure 20
register as - German govern
ment agent" was an honor
able gentleman
Although Sanctuary was on
the inactive list Of reserve Of
ficers Of the Y. s. Army In
1871 and although he then
considered Germany 10 be an
enemy Of America" he went
20 the German Embassy IN
Washington and delivered 20
It's officials evidence which
he had collected - show the
alleged completely Of President
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

these gentle and agreeable el-
Derby women is % Be sban-
doned FOR ls-Fc- and more
commodious. quarters a. %
Willis ave East
Among some q those most
concerned with the change
there IS evident saddened
reluctance u leave ancient but
dierif 3 and hospitable old
building that f1r some Over
the wears represented content
merit and final security IN
their old age Put the new
Home for the dear. elderly
folks a. Phyllis Whestley Is
being renovated and redeco-
rated as rapidly as circumstan-
ces permit II is % Be q decided
Improvement over The present
old quarters FOR these grand,
old ladies. whose old ages re-
fleets but the childhood %
Immortality"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

ae @4s4A - - 81 = tA~ - - 80
taft Ea-Ile g.. Vss read
The resolutions committee
.o.esaw disagreement and
therefore presented twc reso-
.4t.ons
TIE t-s, stated il effects
that ire National CFbsn
LezF1e ard Us s. local
lesEues make thorough
st.6v q the Taft Hartley Bill
before i takes pao,ic po-
s.icn fer OK against TIE Dill
Ire second resolution called
upon ne National Urban
League and rs aff.hates 20
strongly denounce the Taft
Hartley Bill and mobilize
with organizations IN bring
ing about us speedy repeal
and defeating its supporters
in Congress. This was q hot
issue. However. the group
PASSED the latter legislation
THIS does not yet make Z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

Roosevelt in a plot y 'a
the war then raging
"A shocking spectacle as
clared the Court and y N.s.
~ Sanctuary's consoles 49,. -,
duct. Judge Peeora r-.9 -,
the application Of ine -.
Ouisline 10 him was sals''"
tally justified"
aOur constitution eannq .e.
force itself Hence eternai ~ -,
ilence IS still the prise q ~
liberties. To enlEhien
rouse the people 70 he aAnss.s
which threaten those hoe
both from within and "'l'o :
our gates. is the constant 90 =.
Of an alert and eoafass.1.
press. l, is equally The :, s.'. .
obligation Of every Gu
who values the priceless ns..
tsRe Of our eon't'i'''
rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

IN favor Of the New York Post
For. as the Court said, -the
evidence clearly showed that
for years Sanctuary had dis
tributed many books and
pamphlets Of a violently anti
Semitic nature-helped 20 cir
culste and expressed his belief
in the genuineness Of the so
called PROTOCOLS OF THE
ELDERS OF ZION despite
the fact that in the world
famous trials in Bern Swift
erland. held in the years 1884,
1885. they were adiudicated 10
be sheer forgeries. promul-
gated for the purpose Of Great
ing enmity toward Jews"
Further he had addressed
meeting % the notorious
German American Bund' in
1888 and edited q history OF
the hste-breeding Ku Klux
Khan in ie40-1941. which was
endorsed by is Imperial Wiz
ard" Sanctuary stated that he
believed William Dudley Pei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

.-r5 anywhere II re
-r-r5 T-s host ara rs staff
were zost cordial snc gave rs
ever, poss.1le se-ygce snc G n
5e. ztior Crchlts % D- De-
Barry tc- RS w.sco1 and
vEcn II establishing slcn ar
!rsUtltCn
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rsre or the aFen1s GecrRe
L p. Wesver director Of TIE
Go committee against dis
c-.-. nation. was present and
presented his stcry-how c.
o is fighting discrimination
and further hcw they are ecu-
eating the rank ard file union
worker or establishing far
p.sv and equity 20 al workers
n ,aeir great union
When resolutions were pre-
sea,ed al went veil u7iil the
resolution that related 10 the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

TIE -Cst r@a -i-.-
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tors q. ire Ma =
League -ust riase
tor
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vale ~ 7: was
ne &c tank c-
Steele executive ~
me Urban LFaE-e
vile II took -e
10 find hir Ia
starasble /, was
evening an1 he
work TO &C. H
asked. as & matte
several persons cn
how % Eei II @
him Al q the-
70 NY question
Hes . mighty FIRE
hes DONG tire c7 80
League work here
city"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
Along The Bookshelf
BY
CECIL soyxN

The Effect of the Years Of Franklin Deano Rooseyelt
Administration on Marriage and Family is Revealed
"DR1HT
Da71
e..a p.sa-t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
The Common Defense .zv s3s5Essss.
Ou Constitution Cannot Enforce Itself Eternal Vigilance
Is Still Price of Our Liberties Therein Is Role for Press

SIT E
ealing with Ne
Ssnctaa n1N a
complaint July . saw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
The Bulletin Board
ULYSSES " soyxs

Voters Urged Remember Primary Election 4 Mayor
Edward Jerfies Appears 10 Have Gained in Popularity
VoTEEs o4-rs1 .Ees -. III.
us s---ta aleu-.
a : - Nge-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
Labor And Industry
National Urban League Workshop Conference Hits Tafta
Labor Law Charles Steele Cited For Work Louisville ~
BY
FRANCIS A. KoEEE1AY

Bsocklea Mass
losdo tire
experiences ieehneesAa
Z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
Odds And Ends
BY
FRED HART WILLIAMS

Thirteen Elderly Women. Whose Aggregate Age Is $50 Years
Erc the THigh Of their Lives In Phyllis Wheatley Home
GRACEFULLY AND HAP
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

Strehe in dimnike. zlebove in drugo
kleparsko delo po zmernih cenah.
Delo jamceno. Graft Bros.
WO 65l4.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

gi papir brez obicajne zaprosit-
We "a prvi papir, to pa le ako
napravi prosnjo "a drzavljan-
stvo pred svojim 22-tim letom.
VPRAsANJE: zivim v tel
dezeli 40 let toda ne morem Sc
spomniti imena ladje, ma kate
ri sem prispel v to dezelo, niti
datuna prihoda. Rad bi postal
Fdrzavljan, pa ne vem kako to
storiti. Ali mi morete svetova-
ii?
ODGOVOR: Ia drzavljanstvo
morete zaprositi ako morete II
dokazati, da ste prisel v to de-
zelo pred 1. Julien 1924; p
ako ste nepretrgoma zivel tel
dezeli cd tega casa naprej; -
ako morete lzprlcatl, da ste ose-
ba dobrega znacaja; A. in ako
niste podvrzeni deportaciji.
Ako morete zadostiti vsem
tenn zahtevam, pisite ma maj
bliznji krajevni urad Imigracij-
ske in naturalizacijske sluzbe
po tiskovino pod imenom Ger
tifikate for Lawful Entry, Form
N-1O5". Izpolnite to tiskovino
in ako vam je potem prosnja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
Imigracijska in ma
turalizacijska vpra-
sanja in odgovori

VPRASANJE:- Prisel sem v
Zed. drzave kot priseljenec'pre
stirmi lett. Imam prvi papir in
nameravam zaprositi "a drzav-
ljanstvo ko bonn tn pet let. To-
da mole ime je "a Americana
tezko izgovorljivo. To je zane
tezko v druzabnem kot poslov-
mem pogledu. Kako morem svo-
je ime spremeniti?
ODBOVOR: Prosnja "a spre-
membo vasega imena oziroma
priimka Sc lahko vkljuci v vase
peticijo "a drzavljanstvo. Natu-
ralizacijsko sodisce potem spre-
meni vase ime ko vam da drzav-
ljanstvo, ali drzavljanski certi-
fikat, XII je potem izdan ma va
Sc novo ime. Sodisce navadno
TAXI prosnji ugodi ako Sc pred
lozi dovolj tehten razlog. Tudi
nj cato dodatne pristojbine,
pae pa Sc to smatra "a del vase
naturalizacije. Seveda 81 lahko
spremenite svoje ime pred ali
po naturalizaciji, a v tenn slu6a-
ju pa morate placati gotovo pri-
stojbino. Ako hocete spremeni-
tt vase ime po naturalizaciji, in
&c zelite imeti certifikat drzav-
ljanstva izdan ma vase novo
ime, bodete moral placati pri-
stojbino pet dolarjev "a now
certifikat.
VPRAsANJE: Moi MOI je
postal drzavljan Z. feb. 1913.
JAZZ sem vlozila prosnjo "a dru-
gi papir pred stirmi tedni. Ina
mo diva otroka, hcerko stare II
let in sina, XII mu, je dvajset let,
Oba sta bila rojena v Jugosla-
viii. Kaksno je njuno drzavljan-
stvo?
ODGOVOR: Dokler niste vi
drzavljanka Zed. drzav, sta oba
vasa otroka tujezemca, torej ne
drzavljana v tel" dezeli. Ako "
postanete drzavljanka preder
vasa hcerka doseze 18. leto sta
rosti, tedaj bo dobila drzavljan.
stvo po ocetu in materi, ako je
bila postavno pripuscena v Zed
drzave. Vain sin, XII je re star
preko Is let, bo moral zaprosi'
ii "a drzavljanstvo sam. Ako je
prisel v Zed. drzave pred svo'
Jim sestnajstim letom in kot
stalni naseljenik, tedaj more, kc
doseze 21. leto, zaprositi "a dru'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22
"a moSke

Delavci ma vzmetih: izurjeni; rocno
navijanje; plaza cd ure. = Wake
field Spring Co.. Inc. 65l3 Cedar
Ave., HE 3l64.
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lie sed1a ma zofo, toda sedla je
nekam trdo, pokonci in 1eseno,
kakor sede ponavadi stare tete.
Simpson 81 je pocasi in smeh-
ljaje natikal naocnike, kakor mu
je bilo zaukazano. Nato Sc je
okrenil k svoji mladi zeni; in
telebnil je nazaj prav do zida.
"Milost bozja! Kaj je to-"
"Kaj je, dragec?" Sc .je cudila.
"Kaj da je? PoSast! Satan sta
ri!"
"Kdo posast? Kdo satan?" je
planila kakor ranjena EVER. In
tedaj je bila zares posast, ka-
kor je bill vzkriknil v svoji gro
ri. Nadebelo je tekla Srninka S
koseenih, rumenih, zgrbljenih
lie; zobje SO klenknili ma tia; v
dlvJem srdu 81 Je sama izpulila
ogromno baroko ter jo zalucila
proti MENU; oblike zivota in bo-
kov so Sc razmajale in so raz-
paddle. Posast je stala pred MIN
in kricala:
'Kdo je star satan? Sal sem
Sele dvainosemdeset let . -:
'Dvainosemdeset hudicev!' je
planil Simpson.
e.. In moja familija je easti-
vredna, nj familija posasti in sa-
tanov! Moi prvi MOI je bill eastf-.
vredni gospod Moissart >"
"Moissart!"
&C. :. In MOI mole h6ere je
bill castivredni gospod Vols
|sart :" +
"VOlSSart!"
Nj treba, da bi pravil, kako. Sc
je ia pogovor Sc nadalje pletel.
Skratka, izkazalo Sc je, da ser.j
bill gospod Simpson tri ure po-
pref poroeil svojo rodno pra-
babicO. --.
Edgar Allan Poe je prinesel
svoji zgodbi srecen konec, XII mi
nj povseci in XII ga torej zamol-
CHM. Pac pa moran povedati ne
kaj drugega: >s
Ko sem prebral to zgodbo, nj
sem mislil ne ma sminko, ne ma
zaroko, ne ma kupljene zobe, ne
ma gospoda Froissarta in njego-
vo zlahto, temvec ma kulturo
dvajsetega stoletja in ma evro-
Ipejsko civilizacijo. Popravil bi
tudi rad, da nasminkana PRADA
bica nj bila stara le dvainosem-
deset, temvec desettisocindvain-
osemdeset let.
Narocajte, Strife in 6itajte
"Emnkopravnost!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

Narocajte, Strife in 6itajte
" "Emnkopravnostw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

Bodite sreSni BUCKY
Oglejte 81 naso zalogo avtov.
BUCKY'S MOTOR MART
500 E. lS5th ST.. KE 4550
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

Z ! 81 y FL y g. .r+4 b "a {
taxa pisma. In zgodilo Sc je, &c.
sar 81 nj upal pricakovati: dobil
je ljubeznjiv odgovor v slabi
anglescini.
Prijatelj Talbot mu je pisal,
da se1povrne; povedal mu je dan
in uro. Simpson nj mogel cakati;
kakor vesca krog luci je laval
krog palace, kjer je stanovala
mat me Lalande. Kralj palace
je bill razsezen park, po katerem
Sc je sprehajala DANA vsak We.
Ger, pod zascito svojega crnega
lakaja. Nekega vecera jo je tam
ogovoril; kIub svoji vrocici je
storil to mirno, narahlo in smeh-
ljaje, kakor da bi pozdravil svo-
jo znanko, tako da Sc je lakaj
spodobno odstranil. In, cudez
sladki, dana mu je odzdravila
kakor staremu znancu.
Brez obotavljanja in brez
ovinkov il je razodel svojo ju-
bezen, il ponudil svojo roko "a
sveti zakon, ter jo z ognjevitimi
besedami rotil, da bodi poroka
ze kar naslednji dan. Obadva da
sta bogata in samostojna, da il
ma nj treba vprasati nikogar in
da torej zadrzkov nikakrsnih nj.
Ona je ugovarjala, eeprav lie ma
rahlo, nastevala je raznovrstne
pomisleke, ceprav lie malovazne,
nazadnje pa Sc je napol vdala.
Povabila ga je seboj v palace;
rekla je, da v vrvenju soareje
Epac nihce ne bo opazil COSTA
neznanca. Tudi to soarejo OPT
tsuje Edgar Allan Poe ma svoj ST.
fjajni nacin. Zame je zadosti, &c
.povem, da sta Sc madame Lalan-
de in Simpson ma divanu v pol
mraenem kotu dodobrega zme-
Mia. Oh dveh zjutraj mai poisce
Simpson Talbota, XII Sc je bill po-
vrnil prav ia vecer; Talbot maj
poskrbi "a pastorja, Simpson pa
"a voz. Nato pride ponjo, odstra-
nita Sc neopazena, popeljeta Sc
k pastorju in po poroki v kako
prijazno mestece kje dalec zu-
maj. Stavila pa je v svoji hudo-
musnosti prav cuden pogoj: da-
rovala mu je svojo lornjeto z BIZ
.sernim rocajem, ter zahtevala,
.da 81 mora dati nemudoma, Sc
.spotoma in ponoei, napraviti ma
ocnike ter jih natakniti koj 20
poroki.
: Zgodilo sesje vse povrsti, ka-
kor. je bila domenjeno.
F Ko Sc je voz ustavil pred pri-
jazno gostilnico, je bill ze skoro
dan. Napotila sta Sc v sobo, da
bi 81 malo odpocila cd dodge voz-
ME. Madame Lalande-Simpson
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

odobrena, bodete vpisan v Ere
cord of Registry" in izdan vana
bo "Certifikat postavnega vsto-
pa" Certificate of Lawful En-
try. Ko prejmete ia certifikat,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-22

morete zaprositi "a prvi papir.
Pristojbina "a certificate of
Lawful Entry znasa osemnajst
dolarjev.
Fills.