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Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

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Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Into New Home

The Ideal Cleaners and Dyers,
owned and operated by MIR and
Mrs. A. j. Joyce. is now located
in its new home 1902 Apperson
Street. Mr., and Mrs. Joyce recent
ly purchased the building that
housed the Barnes Grocery Com
pany. and have modernized the r
plant completely to add TO their
already modern service. The Ideal
Cleaners and Dyers is one of the
leading establishments in the city
of Little Rock and places a guar
antee rpon all work.
Mr. and Mrs. Joyce use the latest
equipment in their plant to fur
ther insure the best of service and
care for your finer garments. The
customers are serviced by Sam
FaD Wroten, rOrteman for the
Ideal. whose speciality is to see
that you get your clothes back on
time. Phone 2-995S for service.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
STUDENTS URGED TO BUY
AND SAVE TREASURY BONDS
BY ID. c. REPRESENTATIVE

Pine Bluff-William Pickens, di-
rector interracial section savings
bonds division, United States
Treasury Department, urged stud
ents at AMIN College to form
a Junior Division for Savings at
the college and invest wisely their
money in Government bonds. The
organization will work as unit
of thrift through the department
in Washington.
The speaker cited historical in
cidents in his effort to encourage
better race relations, and traced
the contribution made by Negroes
from the period of 1919 to the
present His wide range of expcr-
fence in travel and extensive re-
search proved worthy as he told
his audience many facts concern
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
BENTON
Luther Colman

Rev. G. S. Staff filled his regu-
lar appointment at ST Paul Bap-
fist Church Sunday. Financial re-
port for the week, $l4545 ........
Elder G.. G.. Greer of Detroit
Michigan, organizer and former
pastor of the Church of God in
this city preached here October
LIST. Elder Greer was accompanied
by his queenly wife, Sister Greer
and Sister Effie johnson of Little
Rock ........ Rev. w. p. Wellington,
pastor of the AME Church in NAL
vern preached three nights at
Pleasant Hill AME Church last
week. Results, new members
........ Miss Emma Colman and her
cousin, Leana, both students of
Brinkley Jr. High School spent
the week end with their mother
and aunt Mrs. Emma Colman and
family o.... Luther Colman, STATE
PRESS agent is home after a visit
with relatives in Fargo and Brink
ley ........ Rufus Hodges is recuper-
ating in the Mo. Pac Hospital in
Little Rock. His wife, Mrs. Mary
Hodges, Mrs, Mary S. johnson,
and Harvey Stovall visited him
Sunday -...., Mrs. Mary S. john
son, her children, Victoria, Gene
va, Fred. Lois and Lawrence John
son and Harvey Stovall were Wis
itors on the campus at Shorter
College last Sunday ..... Mrs.
Aaron Larkin is out again after a
short illness ..... GRAVEL HILL
PUBLIC SCHOOL, Lois Johnson
reporter Rev O. j Delamar of
Dalark and Rev. Eaton of Little
Rock visited the school recently
We enjoyed their messages ....
Little Miss Vilonia Jones. 2nd
grade student returned TO Helena
with her father, Mr. Jones She
has been visiting her brother and
sister in law, Mr. and Mrs Leroy
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
e. DORADO
Harry Thompson


The Lucky IA Club met at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy j. Cobb
The house was opened for bust
ness with Mrs. Fannie Mae Muir
ply presiding over the meeting.
Refreshments were served TO
Mines. Fannie Murphy, Mercile
Ross, Illerfaye Rogers, Maedessa
Jones, Dovie Mcdonald and Misses
Velma Ford, Lille Ruth Dukes
........ Louis Burchert and his bro
Their in law attended the Union
County Fair and report a fine
time ..-.... Celebration of the third
anniversary of Rev. Sam Scott.
pastor of Triumph the Church
and Kingdom of God in Christ be-
gan Monday and will continue
through Sunday, Elder w. r. Keys
of Little Rock is in charge ........
Mr. and Mrs. Brady Thurman
have returned to their home in
Chandler, Arizona after a three
weeks vacation here with rela-
tives and friends ....... Mrs. Sarah
Allies has returned from six
weeks vacation in Texas and Ok
lahoma She visited her brother in
Texas and her sister in Oklaho-
ma.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
MALVERN

Alec Williams OF West Malvern
was proud host to a Walco Union
meeting Thursday night, October
End, which was attended by both
races and one of the chief moguls.
Inspirational speeches were made
including keynoter by Mr.. Will
liams himself, highlights of which
were that he is 100 per cent for
and with this union, and granting
the union the privilege to meet
there at any time even if he had
to plank up all the windows to
insure secrecy Tongues have been
wagging pro and con about this
union and it seems as if that is
what he will have to do if he
doesn't want his meetings snoop-
ed on. Even at that some inter-
ested snooper might have a die
tophone concealed somewhere in
his meeting hall" ....... CHANGING
down the schedule it looks like
the Leopards will have pretty
smooth sailing until November
2lst, but | warn you parents to
please be prepared If it is human
~ possible, TO accompany your
boys to Camden on that date
This is urgent, If you know what
| mean They may need your
presence and all the prayers you
can muster ....... This reporter was
unable to be on hand at the NAL
vern-Hot Springs tilt last Friday
due to fact that the game was
played in the day time But upon
hearing of Malverns 60 victory,
his first guess hit the spot. Henry
Turner made the touchdown there
that he tried 50 hard to make
against FL Dorado.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
In Memoriom

In memory of our mother and
grandmother Mrs Estclla Morri-
son, who passed away October 8,
1916
One year has passed since you
went away
Yet to us It seems only a day
We miss you so much and always
will
There is a vacancy and loneliness
that only you could fill
Yet we hope that some day by
Gods grace
We win see You face to face.
SADLY MISSED By: Mrs Eva.
W Hall daughter; Mr. Chester L..
Morrison. son; Mrs Willie NJ
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Lena Horne Tells
How Robson
Changed Her Life

The first half u my nfs T Aata
ed my own people lecfHnse I sa@
them getting pdnIsc2 drcazSfsl assa
taking IL And Riaceg nrLres for
doing the pushing
But one nats PauA saseS-ssn
came into the CAFE SHnerss Vhern
I was singing ana mas night
changed my Whp&r lite.''
So says Lefa EsJauae In 4 Nov
ember Ebony phNo-prufilte wshleh
casts aside the Nsisrs urra,a ard
brilliant glitter o& n11arp drsa cafe
society to show America s most
popular Negro ensteyritnsr fsar thu
eloquent orator and hart1lghtfng
crusader she really is.
She's fighting fer s better
world Ebony sassy, 'whevc her
daughter Gail viii never IN e.
ed Niger and where all rae.
can live in dignity"
Paul Robson knew how Pit
ed up I vas Lena who admits
that she was violent anti-whito
Negro says. land he took tho
trouble to talk to me los
Il got some idea of the great.
ness of our people and why wa
have to fight for the things wa
deserve"
Fighting ever since, Lena givea
of her time, energy. talent and
money at benefits, mass meetings
or private parties to strike ont
against race hate, housing Ills, and
witch-hunts.
II learned from Paul Robesen
why Negroes were being pushed
around and how big a people wo
Negroes can be il we learn how
TO see things clearly am1 1ghs."
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Officials Elected

The various class organizations
are as follows: Freshman college
class, Miss II. Roberts, sponsor;
Obey Griffin president; Earline
Seals, vice president; Artemus
Daniels, secretary; Margaret
Greene, assistant secretary; Chris
tene Watson, treasurer, Ira Croft,
business manager; Ollie Ruth Nc
Fadden, chairman of the social
committee. Twelfth grade, Mrs. l..
Patillo, sponsor; Travis Farmer,
president; Alvin Kendall, vice
president; Mamie Brown, secre-
tary; Ernestene Payne. assistant
secretary; Pauline johnson, treas
urer; Ida Belle Fisher, chairman
of the social committee. Eleventh
grade: Mrs. r. Greene, sponsor;
Peggy Catron, president; Sandy
Robinson, vice president; Herman
Brown, secretary; Cornelious Rey-
nolds, assistant secretary; Bobby
Burton, treasurer Tenth grade:
Mrs. A. Jones, sponsor; Barbara
Brown, president; Dan Hightower,
vice president; Lille Mae Ken
dali, secretary; James Hightower,
assistant secretary; Supora Alex
ander, treasurer Ninth grade:
Mrs. r. Tillman, sponsor; James
Brown, president; Mary Smith,
vice president; Eugina Chenalt,
secretary; Bril- King, treasurer ......
The Press Club was organized UNI
der the leadership of S. S. Taylor
Officers elected: Lacy Cravens.
president; Mamie Brown. vice
president; Ruby Bloomfield, sec
rotary; Alberta Croft, assistant
secretary; Clara Broomfield, treas
urer ....... The Girl Scouts Troop
2l5 has been organized under the
leadership Of Miss II. Hill. Off
GERS elected are Barbara Brown
president; Ora Lean Walters, vice
president; Betty J. Williams. sec
rotary, Mamie Brown, assistant
secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

BY {. Nelson Moore, Pastor, Sal
ter AME Church, Okmulgee, Okla.

I did not know him as a lad,
To observe the qualities he then
had;
But ] can tell now, then even then,
lie possessed an industrious,
constructive mHd seldom found
in man.
But that lad grew up, became a
man;
And began 10 make unlading
footprints in the sand.
I know his parents and associates
were awed,
When they found to the minis
try he had been called.
In the year of our Lord 1900 and
three,
With the annual conference he
did meet
And joined the conference of the
old,
To preach the word wherever
told.
For many years he did teach.
While in the leading charges he
did preach,
For the bettermcnt of the church
and race, he labored hard.
But best of all, he did not for
sake his God.
In 1854. n te City of Brotherly
Love,
To him was dispatched help
from above,
Alreadyain his heart, a strong
faith in God and fellowman had
been erected;
When the count was completed,
this was the cry: j. H. Clay
bOl u ~ elected
In November, amidst distrust and
discomfort
To Oklahoma, Bishop Clayborn
was sent
Since being here, thru his kind
treatment to all men,
Many enemies have now be-
come his friends.
Those of Oklahoma who will 70
to General Conference in 1913.
viii beyond a shadow Of a
doubt, these words state:
We know that you have many
bishops to chose from.
But as for Oklahoma. send us
Bishop John Henry Clayborn.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
sWEETHEARTS OF RHYTHM
WILL TRAVEL IN MOpH4R
HOTEL. A SPECIAL DESIGN

The International Sweethearts
of Rhythm, world-famous aII-gT,
orchestra, will soon travel 10 the
one-night dance engagements =
special custom built otss tn
of its kind in transportation h.
tory
The highway juggernaut, - n,
in length, weighing nearly % tom
will provide deluxe sleeping ana
living accommodations for the u
girl musicians. A luxurious rcst
room, music studio, lounge. fully
equipped kitchen, beauty salon
and completely automatic laundry
are among the many unique a..
cilities. Other equipment include
a Diesel-type power plant for air.
conditioning, heat and neistina.
a two-way radio-telephone 10 an
added feature.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

A Girl Scout Review featur-
inn LLOYD Armon with the Philan-
der Smith Collegiates and the y.
M c. A. Choral Club will be Civ
en- in the Dunbar Auditorium, Fri,
October "A, at 3.l5 p, m. General
admission IS IS cents. All Girl
Scouts participating in the Re
view are practc!ng each evening
at the YMCA at 500 under the
direction - the following lead
ers Miss Bessie Ward and Mes
danes Thelma Minton and The
resa Austin The members Of
Troop 2l8 Of North Little Rock
are praeticing many Of the things
they learned while at the estab-
lshcd camp this summer. They
enjoyed the fun in building a
campfire and having a program
by freight so much that they are
going to have their own campfire
program Friday night This troop
is under the leadership Of Mes
danes G c. Young and f Will
Jams Tie troop is very sorry that
Mrs Williams is i'll and hopes that
she VIII soon resume her duties.
The Senior Troop of LIST Bapt
Church. 18th and Gaines, is meet
ing each Monday at 400 at the
Little House" under the leader
ship Of Mrs. Thelma Williams.
The names Of the persons attend
ing the training course will be
published next week Many new
troops viii soon be organized in
various sections of the city. .aas-
Next week. there will appear the
names Of all persons and organi-
cations who donated funds either
before or after camp that our
girls might attend established
camp this summer We thank each
and every one Of you in helping
to develop our future women.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
FORT SMITH

Miss Gloria 4. billiard who Is
senior at Northwestern Univer-
sIty Evanston, ILL., has returned to
complete the requirements for de
gree Of music education She cT-
poets Go receive her degree in
March 1913 ... James M. Hill
Hard Jr, formerly professor of
biology at Texas College Tyler
Texas has returned to Mcharry
Medica) College, Nashville Tenn
cssee StraDford S billiard
has returned to ST. Louis, Mo-
University working on his mas
tiers decree in biology They are
daughter and sons of Mr. and Mrs.
James tIllard, 9l9 No. 9Th street
. The fifth anniversary OF Rev.
j. J. Neal was celebrated recently
by members Of the First Baptist
Church Many gifts were given to
him by friends Rev A. l.. Perkins
of Little Rock preached the ami
vrrsary sermon and a good time
was had by all Rev Meals pas
toratc expired at First Baptist
Church with this anniversary ..
The Antioch District Association
"iII meet at King Solomon Bap-
'N. Church Rev. S King pastor
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Conway County
Training School
Geneva Power

The New Home-makers are
looking forward to a successful
years work During the summer
session Of school installation SER
vices, membership drive, assem-
bly, program and initiation ser
vices were held The Executive
Committee planned the years
work The girls in the club this
year have had more experience
than before, They have had an
opportunity to attend the District
Meeting. State and National Con
ventions We want to correspond
with clubs i'll every state which
are affiliated with the National
Organization All letters received
shall be answered.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

NEW PAsIOR--We the officers
ana members of the Greater Cen
ter Star Baptist Church wish to
express our appreciation of our
newly elected pastor, Rev. j. $.
Dunn for the work accomplished
under his leadership. He has come
to Us wholehfarted and is taking
an active part in the district,
state and national work. The lead
erS of the departments are CO.
operating with our present pastor
as we did with our late pastor,
Rev l.. ID. Evans. The Superin-
tendent, Bro, W, A. Jones, wishes
to express his appreciation for the
biDie Class that was organized
under tn S present leadership. We
have been inspired by his dynam-
&c sermons and nine members
have been united with the church;
five by baptism and four by let
ter. We are looking forward to a
prosperous year with our pastor
H. Gains. reporter; Rev. J. ).
Dunn, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

Powell, Mrs Myrtle d, Bishop
Mrs. Evona M. Garter, Mr.. Jack
F. Wyrn,Mr. M G. Williams, Mr..
David c, Morrison, grandchildren;
Lonnie Carter, Jr., Reta 10 Nor
rison, Gala and Jane Wynn, great
grandchildren
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
AT & AM News

J. 5, Cooley
The NJ. w. King David Grand
Lodge is making progressive plans
for the Grand Lodge session
November Goth and Dist at the
Elks Hall. 9th and Gaines Streets.
The Lodge is expecting grand
time with record breaking
crowd Ill l. B. Bolden, G. M;
ILL., j. S Cooley, c. Sec'ty.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

Moses Franklin

BTU was well attended Sunday
evening and the Jr. Choir SAM
TWO numbers ..--.. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Grantham are the proud
parents of a baby girl. Shirley
Ann .--.. Mrs. Fannie Nicely OF
Detroit Michigan is here yixitir.
her brother and friends -
entire community sympathi~,
with Lonnie Ellis and family d.,
the passing Of his father.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Week End Trips

Mrs. j. B. Turner, matron, spent
the week end at Carthage visiting
relatives and friends .-.... Gertha
Frost spent the week end at For
dyee visiting her parents and
friends $500. Della Marie Humph-
rey spent the week end at home
in Stuttgart, and Eugenia Chanalt,
in GAINESVILLE, visiting friends and
relatives.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Williams, spent the week end in
Prescott ..,..-~ Miss Annie Lee
Glimps is back in school after a
short visit with relatives and
friends in Grapevine.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

CELEBRATES LIST BIRTHDAY
Irece damn Cornish celebrated
her first birthday October 3rd.
She is the daughter of Mrs. Doro-
thy Mack Cornish and Lawrence
Cornish, the grand daughter OF
Mrs. Irece Thomas Digs and the
great granddaughter of Mrs. Al
toria Thomas. Irece Diam won
first prize in several baby con
tests.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
SHORTER COLLEGE
BY Dazzle Dean Mott
Football

The Shorter College Bulldogs
were defeated by FL Dorado
3l-7. They are continuing then ef-
forts to win in spite of their de-
feat. The Bulldogs played the Hol-
man yellow Jackets of Stuttgart
Thursday night at the Stuttgart
High School Stadium.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Barberry Bushes

Destroying existing bushes is the
drst step in Kidding an area Of the
rust spreading barberry. New
bushes viii come up from seed for
about ten years after a mature
bush has boon killed
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10

ing the Negro Particularly III
note was the staser1ert 5sas Gea.
Washington had more rsazs 5000
Negro troops with ntUs IN IA
Revolution, and thas ueoueah ETaFA-
net q Negro WamUn fertett q tha
Revolution until 10 VIA ai ss9TeR.
cd that she was 70 Eauma
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Painted E7oorN

To clean painted floors, 10 ovss
mem occasionally with cloth
iampened with boiled linseed Oil.
scrubbing with strong soapy water
causes the paint to crack.
Arkansas State press., 1947-10-10
Charlie Brown

VIII Gipson has returned to his
job after an illness of three or
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
4 ii je mrmrala nekaj precise. Mo-

ii je mrmrala nekaj precise. Mo-
litev?
Evo donna - pa nj donna
Isti wharf, in iste skrbi, XII so
divjali mad MIN, mad Andrejem,
XII so lomili in 'zvijali njegovo
duso, so prihrumeli tudi mad
tihi domek v Kamenem Brodu,
postarali Antonino, razhudi-
Ii Tarasa. Ma pogled je ostalo
vse po starem, fotografije pod
motnimi stekli, tina svetloba
svetilk, samo prejsnjega zivlje-
MIA nj vec. In donna nj. In miru
nj. In nj vec srece, kakrsna je
bila.
Hipoma Sc je Andreju zaho-
telo, da bi Sc privil k zeni, jo
objel, vel memo v svoje roke
| memo bedno, utrujeno sivo gla-
vo, pritisnil jo ma svoje prsi in
da bi Sc oba razjokala: "Kar je
bilo - je bilo! Mic "a to! Mic,
Tonja! Zdaj sem tn pri tebi. b.
va re kako prenesla. Prestala
bova vojno, sal ne bo vecno."
A tega nj storil. Zakaj? Sc sam
ne bi verjel svojim besedam
Kali sele Tonja. Lagal bi sc.
/ Ne, nj Sc resil il ujetnistva
Evo je, bodece zice! Ujetnik je
kakor pref, in druzina je v ujet
nistvu, in vse mesto je v mem
skem ujetnistvu. Njegova duss
je ujeta. Use je prepleteno
bodeco zico. Trnje Sc je zagri
zlo v duso.
i. Starckova dusa, ocetova du
sa, je prosta. Me ne uklenes
verige. Me ne zamotas v bode
co zico, nesmrtne, razjarjen'
duse. In sin je grenko zavida
:. ocetu.
Tisto noe nihce nj spal v tr
: hli hisici v Kamenem Brodu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
Dr.. "CornioIo Hive
st. 4q3 T. M.

Uradnice drustva "CARNIO-
LA HIVE" st. 493 T. M. "a leto
1947 so sledece:
Predsednica Josephine Stwan !;
podpredsednica Christine Gla-
van; bivsa predsednica Mary
Bolta, duhovna voditeljica Ma
ry Tekaucic; zapisnikarica in
bolniska tajnica Julia Brezovar;;
financna .tajnica Pauline Debe'
vec, ITO E. u St., EN-. 1854;
vratarica Pauline ZCman;
spremljevalka Mary Maine;
straznica Mary Petschauer;;
nadzornice: Frances Tavcar,
Jean Paik ~ Ursula Unetic.
Seize sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu v SIND.
Assessment mora biti placan do
zadnjega dne v mesecu. Pobira
Sc ma seji in vsakega 25. v me-
secu.
Bolne clanice Sc maj javijo pri
Mrs. Julia Brezovar, 1173 r.
60 St., EN- 4758.
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zeno. Samo tole ii povem, YES,
Andrej: zena tt odpusti, tin,
krotek otrok je. Ali ii DO pa Ru-
sija odpustila?
- Pred Rusijo nisem kriv,
ie zamolklo mrmral Andrej.
- Lazes! Lazes! - je kri-
cal mani Taras. - Vse 81 uka-
nil! Rusijo, zeno, meme, stare
ga bedaka, in moja pricakova-
MIA. - Ostro sc je okrenil ter
odsel v svojo sobo, "a seboj pa
:je mocno zaloputnil duri.
Molk jje zavladal. zalostno je
obsedela pobita Antonina, gla-
vo je spustila dlani. Nastja je
molcala. Skrcila sc je v klob-
cic bojeca babica Jevfrozinja in
zalostno majala z glavo.
Da bi kakor koli razbil to ne.
znosno molanje, je vprasal An
drej:
-A A kako zivite pri vas?
Nihce mu nj odgovoril. Same
Nastja ie skomizgnila rame
nj. Andrej je pogledal ma sklo
memo glavo svoje zene in nena
donna opazil, da je osivela. N
mogel verjeti. Pogledal je Sc en-
krat: v borni svetlobi svetilkf
so sc motno zablesteli srebrn
lasje. Moi Bog! - Sc je zgro
zil Andrej - kaj so poceli
njo?' Prestrasen Sc je ozira
naokrog, Nastja je molcala. Ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04

dece zice v vetru =.
- Okrog taborisca pa so po-
sedale zenske Podnevi so
posedale. In ponoci. Ogledovale
so 81 svoje muzike. In jokale so
zenske, strasno jokale! Tarna-
le: tudi mi smo zaceli tarnati.
Kdor je hotel ziveti, ia je cvilil.
A bill so tudi taksni, XII so mol
&c umirali. To je najstrasnejse.
JAZZ sem cvilil. Kakor zavija
volk. Prikazoval sc mi je dom
Antonina Marijka .
In cim huje je postajalo, cim
blizja je bila smrt, tenn bolj Sc
mi je hotelo ziveti. In sem zivel.
A kako sem zivel, cd cesa, tega
zdaj ne morem povedati.
- Pa kako 81 vendar pobeg-
nil il ujetnistva, Andrej p je
'6udno vztrajnostjo ponovila
Nastja svoje vprasanje.
zenske so mas resile. Mem.
Ska politika je spretna, vidis
Mas je po teh taboriscih pomr'
10 ma tisoce, - nihce tega ne
vidi. A &c katerega izpuste in
pride domov, obesajo ma velikj
zvon. Izdali so naredbo: v pri-
meru, da prepoznajo med ujet'
niki svoje moze ali brate, jit
smejo zenske odvesti seboj ma
prosto. Seveda morajo predlo'
ziti listine cd staresine. A to je
pac lahka stvar! Nekatere zen
ske so ma ia nacin osvobodile dc
sto "moz'. - Nasmehnil Sc je
IA kdo bo meme odresil? Svoj
lcev nimam v blizini. V pro
stost bi pa rad! . Cutim, ds
! bonn umrl tn kakor slepo Scene
! in nihce sc zane ne bo zmenil
Bodeca zica me je tako izmuci
| la, ko da sc mi je zadrla v du
So, ko da mi S trni razgrebs
duSo do krvi. TakO, VidiS
Vrgel sem zenskam pismo &c;
bodeco ograjo. Resite me, &c j
| med vami dobra dusa! Pa svojt
| ime, ocetovo, druzino, cd koe
| sem donna prekinil Sc je zs
minute, zamislil in nenadoms
tho, memo nasmehnil. - Nasls
Sc .je dobra dusa, Lukerija >.
Lusa Osvobodila me je ..
Vzela k sebi ma posestvo
Brez moske roke je slo pri nj
vse narobe, vse je propadalo
j. Zateknilo Sc mu je, rdecics
ga je oblila, potem pa sc j
zbral in koncal: - Sodi me ka
kor hoces, Antonina - S tt
| zensko sem zivel kakor'
zeno ..
Antonina je zadrhtela, pre-
plasena in nekako nepomagant
pogledala moza, nehote je iztr
gala svojo roko il njegove.
| - JAZZ vendar je "a
jecljal Andrej. - JAZZ venda'
nisem vedel, ali Sc zivite. Ali ste
tukaj? Zdaj Sc je vse M
svetu zamajalo, preobrnilo
| - Mic! Mic! - Sc je hudob
no zakrohotal Taras. - Kaj b
Sc oziral ma zeno, bratec! Rusi
10 81 tidal, prava rec, &c 81 s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04

Tisto noe nihce nj spal v tr-
hli hisici v Kamenem Brodu
Dasi je Andrej zarana vstal,
so drugi vstali Sc bolj zgodaj'
Pod je skripal, il vseh kotov
je lezlo sepetanje. Andrej je
vstal in sc oblekel. Antonina Sc
je delala, kakor da spi. Andre.
jo je pogledal in zavzdihnil. Ia
ko je torej minila njegova pr
va noe donna po locitvi N
minila tako, kakor je sanjal
Pa kaj! Zdaj nj ma svetu ni'
vec tako Sci Sc je unit
predsobo.
(Dalje prihodnVcj