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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

NIDStItutfOnS: fardln@ScaIIy. ROundup
Chesterfield, Beever :, Ide 5, Nichol-
con.
The Custer Independents
were showed under by the
Boosters, SO to 80, in a contest
here Tuesday night. The local
quint took a 25-to-5 lead at
the end of the first quarter
and were never threatened.
Ward was high with IS. Others
among the Boosters who hit the
hoop regularly were Jones with
IL, Koebbe with II and Scally
with 10. w Guptil was best for
| Custer with 10.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

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substitutions uardin-scally A: !, cle No.
ents. Bailey /, Rogers. Park City
Lantz.
Ragged play by both teams
characterized Roundup's 32-to-
81 victory over the Boosters
Sunday. The game was a see
saw battle throughout, with
neither team ever getting more
than three or four points ahead
and the Hardin quint holding
the lead for three quarters.
Krone and Pauley, usually high
scorers for Hardin, were mac
curate on the Roundup floor
and only Jerry Charlton seemed
able to sink shots for the
Roundup Legion aggregation,
though several team members
were notable scorers on the
high school team there.
The local cagers garnered a
third of theif total score
through gift losses, sinking II
out of 16. Roundup, on the
other hand, was able to make
only two of IA tries for free
throws. George Ward was es-
pecially proficient at scoring or
fouls, getting five out of six
He was high point man fol
Hardin with II points and was
tied with Jerry Charlton, Wit
had II for Roundup.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

Old papers at Tribune-Heraid.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

Buy U. s. Savings Bonds
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
Soviet Geography Gives
Own Idea OF Capitalists

Communist Party has 10000
members, while it never had more
than $4,000 before.
Picture of France
The textbook gives the follow
ing picture of the French pontica]
situation: "The Communist Par
ty, enjoying great authority
among the population, is wag-
ing struggle for the democratic
zation of state administration, fo1
its purge from fascist elements
and for the reconstruction of &c.
onomy in a way corresponding
to the national interests. Reac.
tionary circles arc opposing wile
resistance to this policy. BY pro
vocation and SANDER, they arr
trying to incite the masses agains
genuine democrats and patriots.
The chapter on Italy, compris
ing of eight pages and picture
of the Fiat works in Turin, inclu
des the following passage in ths
section population and constitu
ton:
'The misery of the popular
masses in Italy is reflected il
their cultural development. There
are many illiterates in Italy, thu
influence of the clergy is trem
endous, superstition widespread
It is rather dirty in the Villages
and towns.
"The majority Of the Italian
are lovers of music. Music ane
songs can be heard everywhere
in Italy. Popular music is parti
cularly famous in southern Italy
where many street singers with
beautiful voices can be met"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
BY WALTER KOLARZ
nited Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
LONDON, U.D-The first post
war geography textbook for Sow
let teachers training colleges has
reached London. It attacks the
British Labor government, stres-
ses the Importance of Cummun-
ism in France and describes the
Italians as a people of musicians.
The textbook is called "geogra-
ply of the principal capitalistic
countries" and is admitted for
school use by the ministry of edu-
cation of the Russian Soviet Fed
Grafton.
AS principal capitalistic coun-
tries" are considered Britain.
France, Italy, Germany, U. S. A.,
Japan, and China. The small east
ern European countries situated
within the Russian sphere of in
fluence are, however, likewise
dealt with the great interest ex-
isting for them" in the Soviet
Union.
U. S. Gets Attention
Over 80 of the 1866 pages Of the
textbook are devoted to the Unit
ed States, including 13 photo
graphs showing the Statue of Lib
erty in New York Harbor, Wall
Street, Broadway, Manhattan, the
Empire State Building, a land
scape on the Ohio River, the Ford
worker of Detroit, a timber store
in Oregon, cts. The textbook does
not attack American institutions
but dwells on various aspects of
American imperialism"
The textbook charges the U. S..
A. in particular with factually
dominating the Central American
republics of Cuba, Haiti, Domini-
can Republic, Nicaragua, Panama
"and Others" and with interfer-
ing in political life of China and
actively supporting Chinese re-
action with establishing econo-
mic influence in Japan, Southern
Korea and Saudi Arabia.
In its chapter on Britain, the
textbook says that the present
Labor government "differs little
from a government of bourgeois
parties," adding that the British
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
ROUNELLE MARTIN
limited Press Staff
Correspondent

ATLANTA, Ga. Mrs. S. R.
Ill for more than so years
pul ono the countrys sharpest
saoEs s., contends that one cause
coor sn much waste in the kitchen
o. hat N our eyes are bigger than
aur stomachs.
ou cbe suggested a table level
~. lbor than a ''White House
Iar 1sre1 food saving campaign.
less wrs. Dull, who at "a is still
.,san , Of the kitchen wherever
qa ebo goes, is not enthusiastic
sIC Iol,t the overall chances of
Tnrosident Trumans wastless
pi"I ""Ipeople are just selfish, she
..id in an interview. "Some Of
.s .ss folks will save, but there
wv VIZ enough greedy ones to grab
what's left.
S"1 Play 1t Like Game
rood conservation, she said,
mustbe an individual thing to
h. i, played lige an exciting game
,m6ng N individual fanilies-the
nan NJ and wife and three kids
Who Who put ten legs under the table
twice d ay, say God bess this
,.a and pitch in.
But what happens? Junior
who filled his plate with every
votllal that came his way, goes
N the kitchen for an extra glass
n water and spies the apple
When he gets back to the
table he thinks. with every bite
about the space he must save
ior the dessert. A lot Of good
wholesome calories 60 charging
into the garbage cans because
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
South Dakota Fights
Bad Prairies Fires

PIERRE, S. D. UD-An exten-
sive prairie fire prevention cam
paign is being pushed by South
Dakota officials after the most de-
structive fire range in the his
tory of the state. The fire black
ened nearly 100000 acres of range
land.
Gov. George T. Mick '-on has
made the manpower and equip
ment of the state highway depart
ment, bureau of investigation,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
the bakers here in a quandary.

the bakers here in a quandary.
Fort Worth bakers claim that
Tarrant County hogs daily dine
on good, fresh bread that would
gladden. the hearts of many a
starving European or Asiatic.
The reason for the waste, the
bakers claim, is that it is impos-
sible to guess when the house
wife will decide to buy bread. If
she skips buying, out goes to-
days bread, for it can't be sold
when slightly hard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
Prison Inmates Booset
Good Govern e n t

SALTWATER, MINI. UD -
Minnesota state prison inmates,
who are not eligible to vote, have
predicted the reelection of Gov.
Luther w. Youngdahl.
The prison paper predicted that
Gin spite of gamblers, bookies and
dealers in BOOZE" Youngdah1
would win by a comfortable mar
gin.
when it comes to politics, the
paper concluded, "iron bars don't
prison make"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

motor patrol and other agencies
available for immediate use in
preventing and fighting prairie
fires.
State Fire Marshal W. A. Muel-
ler has called upon township
boards and county commissioners
to take the initiative in plowing
fire breaks, urging farmers to in
stall park arrestors on motorized
farm equipment, and to purchase
rural fire fighting equipment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
Eyes Bigger'n Stonachs
CitedASCause OfWaste

of things like that, said Mrs.
Dull.
Judicious purchases and wise
preparation of food dishes are
suggestions from the kitchen
queen on how to pull back some
of the dollars now going into the
Inflated food market.
Some Free Ideas
Some free ideas from the lady
VIII usually gets paid we'll for
menu advice:
l. Several times week
make it a point to shop for the
cheaper cuts of meat (if there's
any left by the time this is
ready. Cook under a slow
flame that's the secret rich. Short
ing cheap cuts taste rich. Short
ribs of beef is a good buy.
2. Call it what you will, but
try some old-fashioned hash on
your family occasionally. It
makes left-overs disappear de-
liciously. To be tempting, hash
must never be prepared white
and pasty, but richly brown
W .th a tangy, saucy taste.
3. Black-eyed peas are rich in
protein and provide one of our
best substitutes for meat Bean
soup is delicious. and nutritious.
4. Canned milk has not ad-
vanced in price as much as
fresh milk. Cook with til e
canned variety-if you think its
not as good. its Just an idea
and save the fresh for drinking.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
RUSHING THE SEASON

GOSHEN, Ind. W.D-Its a lit
tie early but the post office here
already has letter for Santa
Claus.
The envelope had a last
years Christmas seal instead of
a postage stamp. Inside child
an a typewriter had typed out
long meaningless lines that on ly
he or Santa could understand.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

Not Too Old to Parade. 49,.
NORWOOD, Mass W.D In
the parade celebrating this
towns 18th birthday rode Mrs.
Marshal Tomm, 105, Norwood's
oldest citizen
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
JEST FORE CHRISTMAS
BY EUGENE FIELD

fofhes coll. Wihium sister coll. M viii,
Mother coils Willie. bvf the fellers coll me 6ilE
Mighty glad I oin'f gi-rvther be boy.
Without them soshes ev things hofs by fovnfFefoy!
Love ehownk green oppes on swnmin' in the loke
Hoe 70 foke the eosor-ie they give for beNy-uehel
Bot Jest tore Christmas I'm $ good as { kin bel
COT ysier dog named Sport, sick him the cot;
First thing she she doesn't know whore she Is oN
Cot clipper s'ed on when kids goes out 70 slide.
Long comes the grocery eorf on we oil hook ride!
But sometimes when the worried on
He reaches with his whip on ionvps his hoss.
An then loft on hoIIer. "0h ye ssehed MET
But Jest fore Chramos I'm good os kin bel
Gron mo she hopes when git 70 BE- q
PH be O missionorer like her oldest brother. oen.
As by the eonnibv hot lives In csyon's Isle,
Where every prospeek pleoses. on only man is vhe
But mo she hos been Wild West show.
Nor the Boone, else guess she'd know
That BvH'io 6U ond cowboys good enough for me!
exceP jest fore chrisfmos when I'm good as kin bel
His they keep o-.oyin "Whofs the iie B?
The old sneok of wonders whos become
OF them Of hern hot used moke things hvm
But J ON periie on tend earnestly 70 biz.
Thof mother father: How improved Willie jsF
Bv father. hovn been o boy hisseR. suspicious mo
When Jest tore Christmas. I'm good as kin bel
For Christmas, eondies cakes on
Wos mode they for kids on not for noushy boys
So wosh On bresh hair on mind ps on qs
An don't ponooons. on don't out shoes;
Soy 'Yessvn' the udies on "Yessvr" 70 the men.
An when fheys don't plate for pie again"
But thinking Of the things yed like fho tree.
Jest fore chris'mos be os good as yer kin be!
Copyright Field: used by permission of M
Charles Scribners Sons III
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
Housewives Blamed
For Bread Waste

FORT WORTH, Tex. W.D-The
Presidents food program plus the
housewife S temperament have
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

Under normal c o n d i I ions,
eight to IL inches of snow equals
about one inch of water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

TRACY, Minn.-U.HA six-and-
one-half pound baby boy, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Zieske. had
six fully-developed teeth at birth
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
BOYS LEARN FLYING

NEW YORK, W.D-High school
students studying aviation can
now take simulated flights with
out the hazards of actual fly
ing. The first Link trainer to be
placed in the New York public
schools was installed in the avia-
ton annex of the Haaren High
School, where 1,OO7 boys are
taking the schools aviation
course.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
ENAKOPRAVNOST

zelena voda je bila preg1oboka
in prepletena velikimi kore-
ninami, tako da sc je moral s
kvako Weci "a veje, ako je ho-
tel priti naprej. Ptici SO Sc te-
ga mraku po vsej priliki ogiba-
Ii, ena edna sraka je preletela
'cez edino odprto jasnico in Sc
spustila globoko "a vrbe. Zrak
je incl tukaj osladen duh po
prsti in prebujnem listju; VISA
vedrina je bila kakor pokopana.
Vessel je bill, da je prisel izpod
velikanskega topola v migljanje
jutranjega zlata in srebra. In
skoraj tisti hip je uzrl tisovo
mejo OBJ svetlo-zeleni tratini in
rumenkast golobnjak ma yiso-
KEN stebru. Okrog MEGA je po-
sedalo ali poletovalo vsepolno
grivarjev in snezno-belih golo-
bow; in onkraj trate je ugledal
temno verando mike hise, po-
krite z glicinijani, XII so has
odcvetale. Proti MENU je "a
plal duh po poznem spanskem
bezgu in pokoseni travi, hkrati
ie prinasalo sum kosilnega stro-
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ia in brencanje cebel. Prelepo
je bilo tn in kljub miru je bilo
v vsem kakor nekaj tiste Ii
vahnosti, XII jo je tako jubil
ma njenem lieu, njenih valujo-
cih laseh. ma naglem, milem po-
bliskavanju njenih oci - ali je
bila. to samo temina tis, belina
golobnjaka in golobov samih,
XII so letali sem in tia?
Dolgo je lezal mirno pod obro-
vom in pail, da ne bi vzbudil
pozornosti starega vrtnarja, XII
je metodicno vlekel svojo kosil-
nico sem in tia po ledini. Kako
81 je je takrat zelel pri sebi! Gu
dovito, da more biti v zivljenju
TAXA lepota in TAXA prirodna mi
lima, da sc ii cd blazenosti srce
razboli, in v istem zivljenju ST.
vi zakoni in ostre pregraje -
grobovi "a sreco! Da maj Sc "a
pirajo vrata ljubezni in RADIO.
sti! Sal je tako in tako nj pre-
vec ma svetu! Ona, pravi xiv
duh tega razigranega, vilinske'
ga poletja, pa mora biti v necas
zakleta v mracno zimsko Ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25

Pantry Girl: dobra plaza poleg obe-
dov; $125 mesecno. MaYfield
Country Club. Mayfield-Sheridan
Rd., EV O826, in vprasajte "a Chef.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
ra odreci ljubezni, XII ga DO pri

tirala v blaznost.
Splezal je ma omnibus, XII
je peljal proti zapadu. Zopet
stiriindvajset ur kaprnjenja.
Kaj to, kako jih bo obrnil? Sal
pomenijo prav toliko bolecine,
XII jo mora nekako prenesti -
toliko bolecine; in kaksna resi-
tev ma koncu? Emo, dive uri Z
njo, ko sc bo moral z vso silo
premagovati.
Kakor vecina umetnikov in lie
malo Anglezev, je zivel bolj v
custvih nego v dejstvih; zato
nj nikoli nasel utehe v odlocnih
sklepih. Naredil pa jih je mno-
go: sklep, da Sc j odpove, da
ostane zvest vn njeni idealni sluz-
bi brez upa ma povracilo, da jo
DO rotil, maj pusti Cramierja in
pride k MENU in vsak ia sklep
je naredil veckrat.
Pri Hyde Park Cornerju je
izstopil in Sci v park, mislec,
da mu bo pomagal izprehod.
Tam je sedelo mnogo ljudi;
vsi so delali, kar je treba, in uzi-
vail skrivnostni lex; da bi sc
Jim izognil, je krenil mimo ogra-
je in Sc je skoraj zaletel v roke
| polkovniku in Mrs. Ercott, XII
sta prihajala nekoliko ugreta
cd Knightbridsea, kjer sta obe-
dovala pri nekem generalu in
govorila Monte Carlu.
Presenecena sta sc pozdravi-
la, to je bilo presenecenje dveh
ljudi, XII sta 81 veckrat dejala:
"Ta mladenic DO kar pridrvel
nazaj" Krasno - sta zago-
tavljala - da sta ga tako sre-
Gala. Kedaj je prisel? Da sta
l mislila, da pojde naprej v TIA
LILO - da je videti precej utru-
jen. Nista ga vprasala, ali je
bill ze pri Mi - ker sta bila
preuljudna in nemara, ker sta
Sc bala, da bi utegnil odgovo-
riti "Da", kar bi bilo mucno {;
ali pa, da bi utegnil odgovoriti
'Ne", kar bi bilo Sc mucneje,
kadar bi ugotovila, da bi bill mo-
raj reci 'Da". Ali ne bi Z NINA
nekoliko posedel - potem da
pojdejo takoj k Olivi, kako il je.
Lehman je opazil, da ga svarita.
In prisilil Sc je, da jima je gle
dal naravnost v obraz in rekel:
"Pravkar sem bill TAM"
Mrs. Ercott je izrazila tisti
vecer svoj Wits temi-le bese-
dami: 'Videti je yes izmucen,
ubogi FAINT! Bojim Sc, da pride
tn do strasnih neprilik. Ali 81
opazil, kako nitro je zbezal cd
naju? In kako je sub! Da nj ta-
ko zagorel, bi bill videti cisto
bolan. Oci so mu tako zalostne; !;
in ponavadi so sc mu tako lju-
bo smehljale."
Polkovnik, XII il je zapenjal
obleko, je prestal v opravilu, XII
je zahtevalo koncentracije.
"Kaka skoda," je zamrmral,
ida nina nobenega della. Ia
meckarija to ilovico, ali k r
re della, nj nikamor MIC" In ko
je pocasi pritisnil emo zaponko,
Sc mu je nekaj drugih odpelo.
Mrs. Ercott je nadaljevala:
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lost. Ia misel je tako mrzko
brezumna; tako kruta in nasil-
ma, tako grozna, mrtvaska, tes-
nosrcna in neznanska! Kaksen
prid bodi il tega, da maj DO ona
nesrecna? Tudi da je ne ljubi,
bi Sc mu njena usoda upirala -
zakaj ze v deskih letih so mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25

AAAA0~AAeSS NS~ ~ AN 6ASAS ~AAS ~
ma svetu tako, kot da 81 je sne-
la krinko. Ali Robert Cramier
ne bo tega nikdar nikoli prene-
sci. On je Sc zmerom zaljubljen
vanjo; opazovala sem ga. To je
tragicno, Jon."
Polkovnik je pustil zaponko
in povesil roke.
"Jaz, &c bi to verjel," je re-
kel, "bi ze kaj storil."
"Saj &c bi mogel, bi pac ne
bilo tragicno."
Polkovnik je ostrmel. Nekaj
sc da vedno storiti.
"Ti beres proved romanov,"
je rekel, a brez ostrine.
Mrs. Ercott sc je nasmehnila
in nj zavrnila tega obrekovanja,
XII ga je ze veckrat slisala.
Enajsto poglavje
Ko je prisel Lehman po tenn
srecanju z Ercotti domov, je ma
Sci v svojem nabiralniku "a pi-
m a. vizitko: MRS. Doone -
Miss Silvia Doone" in ma Mi
svincnikom besede: "Pridi k
nam, preden odidemo v Hayle
- Silvia" Topo je strmel v
okroglo pisavo, XII jo je tako
dobro poznal.
Silvia! Morda mu ne bi mic
drugega tako jasno predocilo,
kako Sc mu je v tenn vrtincu
strasti svet pogreznil. Silvija!
Skoraj pozabil je, da Sc zivi; in
vendar jo je Sc lansko leto, po-
tenn ko Sc je stalno naselil v
Londonu, prav pogostoma vi
del; in Sc je je pogostoma lju-
beznivo domislil - njenih ble-
do zlatih las, njenega iskre-
mega pogleda, meme milne. Ma
to sta odsli cez limo zavoljo
materinega zdravja v Algir.
Ko sta Sc vrnili, Sc je ze ogi-
bal posetov pri njih; ceprav je
to bilo Sc preden je sla Olivia v
Monte Carlo, preden 81 je sploh
sam primal, kaj cuti do ME.
In zatem! Niti enkrat nj pomi-
sill nanjo. Niti enkrat! Svet mu
je zares izginil. "Pridi k nam -
Silvia" ze sama misel ga je
je drazila. Tam mu nj pricako-
vati, da hi Sc mu upokojila bo-
lecina in nestrpnost
In nato mu je prisla misel:
cemu ne bi ubil teh ur do ju-
trisnjega sestanka tenn, da
bi Sci ma Temzo in veslal mimo
njene vile? En- vlak je Sc, XII bi
ga lahko ujel.
V vas je prisel ze mraku in
prenocil je v gostilnici; drugo
jutro je zgodaj vstal in veslal
! niZ rekO. Strmine na nasprOt.
mem bregu so bile obrasle z vi
sokim drevjem. Sonce mu je
mehko oblivalo listje, in svetlo
reko je kodrala sapa, XII je upo-
gibala trsje in nalahno zibala
vodne cvetlice. Veter je zarisal
tenko belo crto cez sinje nebo.
Potegnil je vesla v coin, da ga
je voda sama gnala, in poslusal
grlice in gledal lastovke, kako
so lovile. Samo ko bi bila ona
/ tu! Da bi prezivel yes dan ia.
ko, zibaje Sc ma reki. Da bi sc
vsaj enkrat takooddahnil cd
svojega koprnenja! Njena villa
je vedel, da lezi ma isti strani
kot vas, in prev vstric nekega
otoka. Ona mu je pripovedova.
la o tisovi meji in belem 60
lobnjaku skoraj tik vode. Prisel
je do otoka in pustil, da mu je
coin zdrcal zajezo. VISA je bila
prerasla z vrbami in jelsami
temna cello v tel jutranji sijaji.
nj in cudovito tina. Tu nj bilo
prostora "a veslanje; vel je
drog in je skusal porivati, toda
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25

Nov dom v Cleveland Heights po-
trebuje zmozno, prijazno zensko
"a hisna opravila, starosti cd 22
do 40 let. Ina svojo sobo in radio.
Mora imeti priporocila. FA 0034.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
(Nadaljevamje)
ION ie dona"'

NNUe1@tjoVt@WJo/
ION je donna"
Nato je stal in molcal in il
gledal v lice, XII je bilo skrepe-
nelo v grozi: cutil je, da je cd
tega, ali Sc otaja ali ne, odvisno
njegovo zivljenje. Naposled je
dejal:
"Kaj je? Ali ii nisem po
vsem tenn mic vec?"
Ali toliko da je izgovoril, je
videl, da mu ne bi bilo treba
vprasati, in je OWL roke okrog
ME. Obupno Sc ga je oklenila;
nato sc je osvobodila in:
me, ne; le mirno sediva!"
Ubogal je, napol slutec, kaj
sc skriva "a to zagonetno hlad-
nostjo, napol odklanjajoc, 81 to
priznati; vse memo usmiljenje
S samo seboj, stud mad seboj,
sram, srd in hrepenenje poroce-
ne zenske, XII je v hisi svojega
moza prvic S svojim ljubimcem
il oci v oci.
Zdaj kot da je hotela zabri-
sati svoje cudno vedenje, biti,
kar je bila tistih stirinajst dni
v soncu. Iznenada pa, komaj gi-
baje ustnice, je rekla:
"Brz! Kedaj Sc lahko vidiva ?
Pridem k tebi ma caj - jutri, ~
in Sci je "a njenimi ocmi in vi
del, kako so Sc duri odprle in je
vstopil Cramier. Brez smehlja.
ia, ogromen v nizki sobi je sto.
pill k NINA in ponudil Lenna.
nu roko; nato je potegnil nick
stolec med njuna stola in Sc
del.
'"Torej ste ze nazaj," je de-
jail. "Je bilo lepo?"
"Hvala, zelo."
"Sreca "a Olivo, da ste bill
tam; tisti kraji so pusta gnez-
d."
"Zame je bila sreca."
''Ne dvomim." In S tema be-
sedama Sc je obrnil k svoji ze-
nj. Komolca sta mu pocivala ma
stranskem naslonu, tako da so
mu bile v pest stisnjene dlani
obrnene navzgor; bilo je, kakor
bi vedel, da ju drzi oba, vsake-
ga v eni roki.
"cudim se,' je rekel pocasi,
ida sc decki, kakrsni ste vi, XII
in mic ma svetu ne veze, nasta-
MILO TAKEN mestu kot je Lon
don. JAZZ bi 81 bill mislil, da je
Rim ali Pariz vasa obljubljena
dezela."
v njegovem glasu, v tistih
njegovih malo krvavih oceh, "
njegovem gospodovalnem pogle-
du, vsem vedenju je bila neke
vrste prikrita groznja in pre-
zir, kot da 81 misli: 'Preci mi
pot, pa te zdrobim!'
In Lehman 81 je mislil:
"Doklej moran Sc tn sede-
ti?'
Potem pa je mimo te posta-
We, XII je bila cvrsto posajena
med NINA, ujel pogled od ME,
nagel, siguren, vrzen natanko v
pravem trenutku - in spet in
spet - kot da jo v to izzlva bas
pricujoca nevarnost. Enega teh
pogledov bo gotovo - prav 60
tovo Cramier zalotil. Toda ali Sc
je bati, da Sc DO lastavica "a
letela oh steno, XII sviga tikoma
mad MO? Vendar je vstal, ker
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gre izven mesta, mora prOdati.
SIS sob, garaze. Ia nitro prodajo,
$1O,5OO. Ii 1880.
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