davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-02-12

Totals 20 242 Totals Is So
Tech, which had won eight games
before losing, came out on the right
side Of a 60-54 score at the expense
of Bethesda.
Evening star., 1947-02-12
American U. Freshmen
Win Over MONTGOMERY

American University's freshman
basket ball team added to its win
ming string by swamping Montgom-
Evening star., 1947-02-12

Totals IL O22 Totals----12 rs
Gaithersburg High won It's seventh
game In 12 starts by downing Lis
bon, 41-32, yesterday at Lisbon. John
Evening star., 1947-02-12

Totals Is Al Totals II 10 81
Ed Wratten registered II points
fto pace Richard Montgomery High
to its 1922 win over Sherwood yes
4ord,y Of Rockvillp
Evening star., 1947-02-12

Totals ~ g so Totals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14
6. U. Alumni 10 Open
100000 Fund Drive
For Memorial Gym

Georgetown University alumni are
organizing a Nationwide drive to
raise at least 100000 for a new
gymnasium as memorial to Father
Mac" former director of athletics.
Thomas A. Dean, 20, Of Chicago,
national president Of the alumni
association, said the campaign will
be conducted from January 26 to
March 6, 1913. Sponsored by the
board of governors, the erection of
the gymnasium is being proposed
as the next step in Georgetown's
long-range development program.
Completion of the 100000 hos
pital center on Reservoir road last
summer was the first step.
National chairman Of the Cam
paign Committee, he announced, is
Charles j. Milton, '35, a Jersey City
IN. j. attorney, who has been
prominently identified with alumni
matters. John A. Reilly, "a, Wash
ington banker, Is national treasurer,
and Charles T. Fisher. jr., 20, De-!
troit banker, is special gifts chair
man.
led in 1889.
The Re- Vincent s. McDonough,
s. j., for whom the alumni propose
to name the gymnasium, directed
the Hlltops athletics for Is years.
He died of heart attack on Sep
TENDER 3. 1889, while listening to
Hitler broadcasting the news of the
Nazi invasion of Poland. Once,
when asked what gift he would most
like on his 23d anniversary of service
to Georgetown, he replied: "You give
the boys a new gym, and Ill be
happy"
The war years interrupted linn
tied appeal for funds made after
Father MACS" death by alumni.
The Very Rev. Lawrence c. Cor
man, Georgetown president, felt
gratified that the alumni have de-
cided to get behind the campaign
in earnest.
Hopes for Early Start.
From its inception in 1885," he
said, "the gymnasium project has
been a matter of primary alumni
interest. Their determination to
raise the funds for it's erection with
in the next few months is great
encouragement to me in my plans
for a comprehensive development
program relating to all the schools
Ind departments of Georgetown"
President German expressed the
hope that success of the campaign
will permit construction to start on
or soon after the June commence
ment.
The present gymnasium, built In
1906 when scarcely more than 200
students resided on the Hilltop
campus, became outmoded and in
adequate for indoor athletics after
World War I. Other pressing needs
of the university, such as new
dormitories, class halls and hospital
additions, made it impossible to re-
place the old gym.
The sponsoring Board of Gov
errors of the Alumni Association Is
a national organization on which
two local alumni are serving. They
are Thomas A. Cantwell, 80, of 5715
Sixteenth street NV. and AL Philip
Kane, %, of 4807 Thirtieth street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14
ChiIdren's Hospital TO Get
S1,4O0 Gift for Iron Lung

Children's Hospital was to re-
ceive a $1,4O0 gift today for pur-
chase of an iron lung.
The money was collected by Dis
trict liquor dealers, and will be
presented to DR.. Joseph 8. Wall,
chief of the medical staff, by Alan w.
Payne, chairman Of the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board.
Among those expected to witness
the presentation ceremony is Brooks
Baker, son of Mrs. Charles S. Baker
and the late Mr.. Baker. Stricken
with polio in Watertown, N. Y,
in September, he was placed in an
iron lung that saved his life and
later was brought from New York
to Children's Hospital for treat
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14
FBI Career Talk Planned

H. H. Clegg, assistant director OF
the FBI, will discuss THE FBI as
q Career for the College Gradu-
ate," with four Georgetown Univer-
sity students participating in a
radio forum over Station WARL at
pm. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14

Suzanne
Toute de Suite -$I.e5
Secret due Suzanne,
si.es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-11-14

Coats Of exceptional
beauty, truly outstanding
at this value-refecting
price! The fine, full
furred skins have a silken
softness that bellies the
practical qualities of long
wearing Muskrat dyed
the new and rich Wild
mink. shade by famed A.
Hollander & Son. Law
ishly styled in the new
manner full sleeves
with trim, narrow cuffs
or with muff-wide bell
sleeves. Sizes 10 to 20.
Kann'-Fur shop-second Floor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
USO Cast Of % Ready for Performance
vss-~ = At Pratt General Hospital Tomorrow

The Jackson Square USO
Clubs cast of % ESQ. and N.
C. c., S. Junior Hostesses and
Navy men, under the direction of
program director Gerald Pinder
prepared today for it's trip to Mi
ami to entertain Z veterans and
hospitalized Army personnel at
Pratt Hospital tomorrow evening
with a presentation of the must
cal comedy BEST Smile For
ward. Transportation for the
cast is being furnished by the
members of the Lions Club.
The cast includes Roy Darl-
ing, Gerald Pinder, a chorus con-
sisting of Ann Divide, Shirley
Roberts, Marian Pickens, Fran
Watson, Vivian Garcia, Lingtee
Scribner, .Veda Thompson and
Dorothy Wagaman, Dianna Oh
mie, vocalist; Marge Sjursen,
Joan Lanier, Gladys Trudeau,
Charlotte Putnam, Vivian Gar
cia, Doreen Cruz, new singing
discovery.
Models Ann Divide, Gloria Ace
vedo, Jean Reynolds, Shirley
Smith, Nell Romaguera, Shirley
Roberts and Doris Thompson.
Singing stars of the perform
ance are Ray Darling and. Vernon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
Pres. I. R0OseUelt's
Grandson To Visit
IB0rs1si11es III CITY

Capt. Archibald B. Roosevelt,
Jr., grandson Of President TheO-
dore Roosevelt, will arrive in
Key West shortly accompanied
by his wife, to spend month as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Barmine, $50 Grinnell street.
Barmine, author Of the we'll
known book on his Russian ex-
periences, "One Who Survived,
and his wife. Mari, are close
friends of the Roosevelts. Capt.
Roosevelt has recently returned
to this country from his post in
Teheran, Iran, where he has been
assistant U. S. military attache.
Capt, Roosevelt's father, Col.
Archibald Roosevelt, is the only
surviving son Of the former Pre-
sident. He spent four years in
the Pacific theatre in the infan-
try.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
|OPA Relaxes Grip
On Transient Rents

OPA rent regulations have
been amended to permit further
decontrol Of transient hotel
rooms, L. H. Warren. area rent
director, said To-day.
Transient hotels, tourist homes
and motor courts may now apply
for decontrol of daily rates fol
as many rooms as were not rent
led to permanent guests on De-
cember 81, 1946.
Likewise" said Warren, .'es-
adjustments which cater pri-
marily to tourists and are known
in the community as tourist
homes will now come under the
transient hotel decontrol regula-
ton, if proper supplemental re-
gistration is fled.
Warren revealed that the def
milton of transient hoteP' has
been revised to include estab-
lishments which, though other
wise eligible. contain only IS to
Is units. Prior TO new amend
ment, only transient hotels that
contain more than IS dwelling
units could meet requirements
Of the decontrol regulation, he
added.
Transient hotels, residential
hotels. rooming houses and motor
courts previously classified under
the regulation may make appli-
cation for reclassification If they
come within the new amendment,
.tha, rent director announced. \.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
ChiIdrell's Camp
Plans To Be Made
By Social Council
The Council Of Social Agencies

The Council Of Social Agencies
met at luncheon meeting yes
terday in the parish house Of st.
Pauls Church and received re-
ports from number Of member
agencies. President John E. Pick
ems appointed Mrs. Ruth Lang,
Mrs. Eileen Coughlin and Rev.
James Mcconnell to bring in
nominations for new officers at
the next meeting.
Among other items Of business
the proposal in favor Of a sum-
mer day camp for boys and girls
was discussed at length. Camps
have been held before, and last
summer one was set-up, but had
to be dropped because Of the po-
lilo epedimic. The Council favors
a camp for boys and girls be-
tween the ages Of six and ton Or
twelve, with a five-day per week
program. sls,
A camp committee was APP
pointed to draw up plans: Frank
Adams, Dwight Hunter, George
Mills White and Rev. John E.
Pickens. This committee desires
to discover what support such a
camp would receive and would
very much appreciate hearing
from parents interested in .Ahe
plan card. .letter.- phsae. call
when possible, or personal call
can be made to any member OF
the committee. The office Of the
City Recreational Director,
Dwight Hunter, in the city hall.
was designated as headquarters
of the committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12
'TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
Know America

DR.. Daniel L. Marsh, president
|of Boston University. born at
West Newton, Pa, 81 years ago.
Alexander F. Whitney, presi-
dent OF the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way .Trainmen. born in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. "a years ago.
us. Sen. Warren G. MagnuSOn
OF Washington. born Moorehead,
MINI, AZ years ago.
z Lily Pons, opera singer, born in
France, 43 years ago.
Frederic G. Melcher, publish
creditor of Publishers Weekly,
New York, born ia NaldAnss16 6ss.,
68 years ago.
Eleanor T. Glueck of the Har-
ward Law School. criminologist,
born in New York. 40 years ago.
DR.. A. Chester Hanford, dean
of Harvard College, born at Ma
kanda, ILL.,, Sc years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

0AO AA48S04 81 Vi 010 N1U40OOxl
Church. Choir rehedrsul will
be at 1880 pm. Thursday und
Youth Fellowship at the some
hour. At 1880 pm. Friduy, Boy
Scouts. Troop so. will meet.
At the First Methodist Church,
Rev. G. Leon Wells will preach
on Cooperation" at the 1850 am.
service and will give story SER
mon at the 7:30 pm. service.
Church School meets at Gas am.
and Methodist Youth Fellowship
at $50 pm.
Rev. Melrose S. Avery. minis
ter, will preach on 1.-THE Voice of
God" at the Presbyterian Church
at the II am. service and Mar
grette Ingle will render a So
pranO solo on the same theme.
Young Peoples Fellowship Group
meets at 7:30 pm. with 1t. Comdr.
J. I. Coppock as the speaker.
The First Baptist Church holds
morning worship at 1880 and
evening worship at 7:30. with a
special fellowship hour for serv-
icemen and young people at $50
pm. Prayer meeting will be held
Wednesday at 1880 pm. and spe-
cial motion pictures at 1880 pm.
Friday.
The Fleming Street Methodist
Church holds church school at
9:45 am, morning worship at
1850 o'clock, song service at 7:1O
pm. and evening worship at 1880
pm. Christian Science Society
meets at II am, when the study
subject will be "Are Sin, Disease
and Death Real?"
Grace Lutheran Church holds
Sunday School at 10 am. and
divine service at 7:3O pm. Key
West Church, of Christ will hold
its regular Sunday evening meet
ing at 8 o'clock at GIG Seminary
Street. Church of God holds
morning worship at II and even
ing worship at 7:30 o'clock. The
evening service is featured by a
revival program by Rev. w. w.
Dykes and his wife. Special mu-
sic and singing are offered.
| Glad Tidings Tabernacle holds
Sunday School at 10 am. and
morning worship at II. Young
People meet at 6 pm. and even,
ing service is at 1880 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

More than 22.OOO.OOO acres OF
land in the United States nor
hally grow cotton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

u. S. traffic accidents killed
$500 people and injured 1,150,-
600 in 1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

Fifteen U. S. states require no
vision tests before issuance of
driving licenses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

WITH the postEuse getting under way Rev. John
dono ond poincmd Community Churches hds oprroraios
at the former church night "Afer Eoste WHAT
combined service Of the Two churches. ass
Al the morning service a II o'clock Rev Wallace Ssrnl
Unfulfed Duties Rev Pckens win deliver The
Church at the II service His topic will b Sovior dds
Medotor Sunday School in both churches will 9lSl
an and Junior EndeuvoS meeting at the Congregational win
be at pm.
Al Wednesdays prayer meeting at the Congregd6onol.l
Rev Storms will lead the first Of series study services on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

Three out of five fatal automo-
bile accidents occur at night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

Andrews. Andrews was musical
comedy star of Broadway show,
"Pal joey" Music will be fur
nished by Arndt Sjursen and his
Gentlemen of Swing. and Bea-
trice Moreno, pianists. Chap
erones and wardrobe mistresses
are Mesdames Burnett Lanier, Ell
isse Romaguerra and Ruby Met
ger.
The group has also scheduled
a tour that includes Boca Ration
Army Air Field; the Nautilus,
Veterans Hospital at Miami
Beach, and Naval bases at Green
Cove Springs and Banana River.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-12

Ignite, form of coal, crum-
bles when exposed to the atmos-
phere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
ENAKOPRAVNOST

sile vile rojenice in pustile pr
vorojencka. - Ia cetrti julij je
bilo tukaj velike obiskovalcev
il raznih krajev in vsi so Sc
sreeno vrnili ma svoje domove.
Braddock, Pa. - Pc sedem-
mesecni bolezni ma zelodcu je
umrl Mike Knafalc, star SO let,
donna il Pircne vasi ma Dolenj-
skem, Clan SNPJ. Tukaj zapu-
Sea diva sinova, diva brata in tri
vnuke, v starem kraju pa diva
brata.
San Pedro, Cal.-Frank Hor.
vat " Los Angelesu, je preje]
vest il starega kraja, da je v
Stattembergu, posta Makole
Jugoslavija, umrl njegov brat
Simon, star u let, po poklicr
tesar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
|Ves+i IL Tv|i enio
omerisskih SIovencev

Chicago .- Znani Paul Ber-
ger poroca il starega kraja, da
sta Sc z zeno zadnje tedne .mu-
dila v Sloveniji " Trbovljah,
Ljubljani, ma Dolenjskem, pred
vsem v Bell Krajini in nekate-
rih drugih krajih. Pise, da je
pokrajina idealna, lie vrocina je
prehuda in da Sc je dolenjska
cvicka "precej nazehtal'. z ze-
no sta zdaj odpotovala zopet v
Trst, v jeseni Sc pa spet vrne-
jo v Slovenijo.
Bear Creek, Mont. - Zadnje
dni Sc je vrnil IL bolnisnice Pc
ter Thomas, XII 81 je pri delu v
rovu zlomil roko. - Pri druzi-
nj G. in D. Danichek so sc zgla-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
v NEMCIJI PRICAKUJEJO
ZELO SLABO ZETEV

BERLIN "a. julija-Poljedel-
ski vescaki racunajo, da DO le-
tosnja zetev Nemciji zelo sla-
ba. Poljedelski pridelki bodo
znasali Sc mani kot pa lansko
leto, ko so ze itak znasali vsega
70 odstotkov normalnih pridel-
kov.
Vescaki pravijo, da so izgledi
"a zetev cell Evropi razlicni.
Odlicni so v Poljski in vzhodnih
drzavah, docim so v juzni Fran.
ciji slabi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

ali conskih uradov v Gorici in
Pulju. Gre "a tole blago: -
Bencin, nafto ,olja in vse Pc
trolejske proizvode, premog,
koks, premogovne proizvode,
oglje; industrijski les in les "a
kurjavo, jedko sodo in sodni
karbonat; steklo "a okna, zival-
sko krmo, vsa umetna gnojila,
monopolske predmete, zdravila
IL skupine alkoloidov (kokain,
morfij it'd, YES gradient mate.
rial, vkljucno cement in btu.
men; prevmatiko in zracnice
kovinske kose in jeklo "a grad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
KOLABORATORU
BEZIJO v SPANIJO

OSLO, "a. julia - Norvesko
zunanje ministerstvo je vceraj
izjavilo, da je osem kvizlingov
zbezalo il Norveske in da so Sc
izkrcali v spanski luki Vigo.
Predstavnik Norveske v Madri-
du je dobil navodila, da takoj
podvzame potrebne korake, da
spanske oblasti vrnejo pobegle
kolaboratorje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
TRzACANI v SKRBEH
"a SVOJO MORNARICO
(Nadaljevanje z 2. stra1i)

(Nadaljevanje 2. stranD
Obnovljena trzaska mornari-
ca bo zadela ma move tekmece ma
najbolj obcutljivem podrocju: v
Levantu. Bari sc re ma vso moe
prizadeva, da bi ohranil posto-
janke, XII 81 jih je pridobil "a ca
sa fasisticne politike. Poleg te-
ga Sc bo " najkrajsem casu po-
javila v Sredozemskem morju
tudi egiptska mornarica (Obsto-
j predlog, da Sc ustanovi egipt-
sko glavno podjetje glavnico
10 milijonov angleskih funtov).
Indijske plovne druzbe in VIA
da proucujejo nacrt "a gradnjo
velike trgovinske mornarice S
tomato dveh milijonov ton, XII
maj hi prevzela 80 do 500 pro-
meta z .Evropo, Afriko, Daljnim
vzhodom in Ameriko. Nevar-
most, XII preti tradicionalnim
progam "Trzaskega Lloyda' do
Indie in Daljnega vzhoda, je
ocividna.
Zavezniska vojaska uprava
navajo blago, XII ga je dovoljeno
spraviti v Italijo cez zahodno
mejo Julijske krajine ali po
morju il cone A lie izveznim
dovoljenjem Trgovinskega odse-
ka Zavezniske vojaske uprave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

.njo, sredstva "a unicevanje mr.
cesa in COB, 1.-Two zivino, poljedel-
ske stroje, zitna in krmilna Sc
mena, opremo "a ribolov in Sc
mena "a proizvodnjo neuzitnih
|olj.
Ma zahodni meji Sc SINE izvr-
siti prevoz po cestah Pieris-Cer-
vinjan, Gorica- -Videm, Kobarid-
Cedad in Romans oh Soci-Pal.
manoVa-Videm.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
"Rekel 81, da prides ?"

'Rekel 81, da prides?"
Prikimal je. Njegove oei in
ustnice so Sc mu smehljale; od-
prla je duri in odsla $ TEN mir
MIN, blazenim nasmehom ma IL
Gu 49,.
Da, pride - kjerkoli bo ona,
kamorkoli ga bo zelela!
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
13-LETNA PASTORKA
USTRELILA OCIMA

TILLAMOOK, Ore, "a. julia
-Tu je bila danes aretirana 49,
letna Marilyn Jane Colwell, XII
je oblastim priznala, da je ustre-
lila svojega 36-letnega ocima
John MAIZENA,, ko je spal. Re-
kla je, da je to storila, ker je
bill ocim krut MO, memo mater
jo in tremi drugimi otroci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25

Ma vogalu-1sloo Nottingham I'd.
lota 100x15O in duplex hisa;
pripravno "a urade ali stanovanj-
sko hiso. $13,50O. Poklicite GIL
2737. Mrs. Beall.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
IL urodo
s|ovenske bonke

Sc naznanja, da bo v vseh po-
druznicah cd %. julia naprej
vpeljan nov cas- poslovanja.
Banka ne DO vec odprta OBJ So
botah popoldne, bo pa odprta
vsako sredo popoldne, kar je BIZ
la do sedaj zaprta. Vse tri po-
druznice .bodo pa Sc v naprej od-
prte vsak petek vecer med 6. in
8. uro "a poslovanje.
Nova podruznica bo otvorje-
ma v soboto g. augusta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
Zen,Ijissca

Ia emo druzino-$ll.500. 6 sob i'm
solncna soba; garaze; v izbornem
stanju. 9O6 E. 218 St. Poklicite
GL 2737 med 2 in S. pop. v soboto
in nedeljo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
Dobro formo

IS akrov, hisa 7 sobami; klet,
fornez, kopalnica, nov hlev, ko-
kosnjak, poslopje "a orodje, nov
traktor, stroj "a sajenje koruze,
vsakovrstno orodje, IL Guern-
sey krav, 2 vola, konj, kokosi.
Lastnik zeli prodati ali pa "a
menjati "a grocerijsko trgovino
in mesnicO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-25
We v TAKEN jarmu, ne da bi

w I" n - III J0A A1lu3 11C Od NJ
zblaznel!
Ko Sc je v soboto popoldne
mracilo, mu je bio tega neznos-
mega cakanja dovolj, in odprl je
vrata svoje delavnice ter Sci k
Nelli. Bilo je natanko diva dni,
kar je nj videl ali nj slisal Mi.
Sal je govorila, da hoce nocoj
ma pies - in da pojde tudi on.
Vse kaze, da je bolna!
Nj Sc naredil sest korakov, ze
jo je videl, kako prihaja. Imela
je plasc S swim krznom, XII il
je zakrivalo u ia in jo delalo
mnogo starejso. Komaj so bila
vrata zaprta, ga je vzela S Sc
be, stopila h kominu, 81 primak-
nila stolcek, iztegnila roke proti
ognju in dejala:
"Ali 81 mislil name? Ali 81
zdaj dovolj preudaril?"
Odgovoril je: "Da, premis1jal
sem, a sem tam kot pref"
"Zakaj? Nikomur nj treb a
nikdar izvedeti, da me ljubis. In
&c tudi - kaj mi mari"
Preprosto! Vse proved pre-.
prosto! Prekrasna mladost v
svojem egoizmu.
Temu otroku ne more govo.
riti o Silviji, o svojem zakonu
XII je bill doslej tako castitljiv
! skoraj svet. To je nemogoce. Te.
daj je slisal, kako je rekla:
"Tebe ljubiti ne more biti
greh! Pa mi tudi mic mar, ali je
greh ali ne" in videl je, kako
so j ustnice zadrhtele in so sc
il oci nenadoma razotozile in
prestrasile, kot da je zdaj pr.
vic podvomila o izidu te stvari
| Nova muka - gledati nesrecne
dete! In kaj je koristilo, tud
da skusa pojasniti - Mi, XII sto.
il se-le ma pragu zivljenja -
brezupni labirint, po katerem
tava on! Kako maj il pray dc
una dopove, po kaksnem blat.
mem mocvirju, prepletenem s
scavjem, mora bresti, da hi pri.
Sci do ME. ''Nikomur nj tfeba
vedeti." Kako preprosto! Ka.
njegove in zene srce! Pokazal je
novo delo; - prvi moski oca.
ran cd prve vile - in dejal:
"Poglej tole, Nella! Ia villa
81 ii; in ia moski sem JAZZ .
Vstala je in stopila blize. In ko
81 je ogledovala kip, sc je z oc.
mi vsesal vanjo. Kako cudna
mesanina nedolznosti in zapelji.
vosti! Kako cudovito, &c bi to
mlado bite v njegovem narocju
spoznalo ljubezen do dna! In re.
kel je: Mari bi uvidela, kaj mi
81 - vse tisto, cesar ne dozivim
nikoli vec; tukaj je, tel viii ma
obrazu. o ne - nj tvoj obraz
In tn sem JAZZ, XII Sc mueim pc
blatu, da bi te dosegel - kaj.
pada nj moi obraz."
Rekla je: "Ubogi obraz!" in
81 je zakrila lice. Ali Sc DO "a.
jokala in ga Sc bolj mucila? ? Pa
je samo zamrmrala: "Pa sal 81
me dosegel!" opotekla Sc prot
MENU in mu pritisnila ustnice
ma ustnice.
Tedaj sc je VIDAL. Pred njego-
vim previharnim poljubom Sc je
"a trenutek zdrznila nazaj, ma
to pa, kot da Sc je prestrasila
tega svojega umika, Sc je zopet
tesno privila k MENU. Toda ia
instinktivni zgrozljaj nedolzno-
sti je Lennanu zadoscal - po-
vesil je roke in rekel:
'.'Zdaj moras til, dete."
Brez besede je pobrala krzno,
ga oblekla in cakala, da bi IL
pregovoril. Ker je molcal, mu
je pomolila nekaj belega. Bila
ia v,cfony,soo no ,,1oc -" H. ~