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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01
LEAFY VEGETABLES
PROTECT HEALTH

When plenty of green leafy vege
tables are on the table this fall and
winter, there will be fewer and less
severe colds. s.,-
Collards, cabbage, turnip green's,
and other winter vegetables build up
the body's resistance to colds, re-
minds Mary Hulsey, APP extension
nutritionist. These are not only fine
foods, but are some of the easiest to
grow in every home garden. Fam
lilies should plan to have plenty Of
them to use abundantly in planning
meals.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

National Clothing CO. Gspt. 0G1
%se-b6 :. Ashland AS. Ch;cseo q. III
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

29l-202 y. ~ old1
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

postpaid mall ms
beautifully boxed set
of Divine tovers
Heart garrugs. Or
send 81 ec tepasit--
pay Postmao LnnoA
on deliver Order
your Divtn Goveh
Heart EaI<pnsIs Nc.vi
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01
Dear Bishop Young:

know that your burdens ere Eea-
Wy, your tears are many, but your
enemies are few. You see clearly
that God Has given you the folk
and that is why the other fellow is
mad at you. Your influence out
weighed theirs ten times all put to-
gether. So cheer up and lets have
good board.
We want to hear you sing He
Never Has Left Me Alone. When
l joined the H. B. A. nineteen years
ago, | didn't have any experience in
the public. You are the one that
trained me to stand up on my feet
and tell whole lot of folk to come
on. Whatever l am, l feel that
owe it to R. L. Young, because he
was and is my trainer.
When you know you are right,
stay there, we are with you to the
end. Please remember that the de-
vii will come through mother, father
or brother. He picks no suecial per-
son to come through. He is on the
highway hitch-hiking a ride and any
man or woman that will stop and
pick him up, he will come on into
the city and when he gets there he
will let everybody know that he is
in town. So, you can depend on me
as one to help you bear your burdens
prayerfully.
AS ever,
Name withheld by General Sec
retary)
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01
SPECIAL AppEAL"
TO THE LOCAL PRESIDENTS

ON account Of cur taxes gre to be
pai1 aad the Insurance Commiss-
lone is to visit our office early in
Janua~y, 1913, he has TO be paid for
service, and the next Quarterly
Board will be in March 1913, and
with the Death rate that is listed al
ready, and other miscellaneous items
to be taken care of, it is very, very
urgent that all presidents make
round reports, promptly on Deem
Der 5th as ordered by the Executive
Board.
Remember, the Grand Lodge of
Masons will meet in Hattiesburg,
December IA, 1947. So please COM
mence now collecting your assess
ments. Lots of presidents are mem
bers of lodges, and Ancient Matrons
of Courts, Heriones, etc, and they
will be delegates to the Grand Lodge.
Since you see how the Secretary,
Bishop R. L. Young, speedily dis
patched the business in the asst
Board, by the presidents mailing in
their reports on time. So lets mail
in our reports December 5th. Attend
grand lodge December. /, 4. Meet
the H B. A. Board with full report
December 10th.
Fraternally Yours,
A, j. Barnett, Chairman of the
Executive Board.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

l am with you 100 Percent.
Your friend,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01
SAFETY

A B c. Always be careful.
In the safety Alphabet the most i'm
portant letter is U. Watch for:
AK handles that are split or loose.
Broken steps on ladders or stairs.
Cuts, bruises and blisters.
Dangerous holes in the hayloft
floor.
Electric cords which need repair
Forks, rakes and hoes out of place.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

HERE'S real opportunity for the young
good Job with future An Army lob steady offer
ing good pay the highest security, every opportunity
promotion and chance Worlda You get valuable
training in technical sks goodsfood clothing quarters
medical free If you go you get 2O9 pay
You retire at half pay after 20 years etre Sree
quarters pay after 80 years And get
at full year Many other advantages offered
elsewhere If you "a physically fit Tor II with
parents consent enlist and qualify for of
these fine Jobs the peacetme Regular Army. You
O. HffA'Nt A',rl~+af
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

Rub vinegar all over a fish and
the scales VIII come eff much easier.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01

Dear Bishop:

Dear Bishop:
This comes to let you hear from
me. I received your letter some
time ago and at the time you wera
busy holding your Conferences, So
l thought to wait until you we
through ana rested UP lOr a VINE.
realize what you have 10 endure
and am in sympathy with you and
you have my prayers. All Of the
presidents may not be win you, Dl
the majority is with you becau5,
they know 1t takes brains to do for
the H. B. A. what you are doing. We
would not get what we are getting
if it were not for you.
l am with you 100 Percent.
Your friend,
(The name of this president is be-
ing withheld by the General Sec
retary)
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1947-12-01
Can you find a job
to be at this one?

The equivalent of $25Oo-a-year civilian position
travel education . adventure. All these
yours-right out of high school-when you join the
Regular Army
Sounds good, doesn't it? Your food, clothes, hous-
ing medical and dental care, liberal retirement plan
all provided free. You get SIS month pri-
vare and that's lust the beginning. You'll move along
fast if you've got what it takes to win promotion
You'll get kick out of Army life And above all,
you'll enjoy tllt deep satisfaction that comes from
knowing you re doing of the worlds most important
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

Men who enter the National Guard Will
keen themselves fit physically through the reg
ular drills and at the same time will acquire
military knowledge which may well serve them
at future date-though we wish this were
not so.
Too, they will be picking up some pocket
change for attendance at the weekly drill "A
buck private's pay will be $3.50 per drill ana
that amt hay.
The total annual payroll which the Natloha
Guard unit will bring into Tabor City IS eS-
timated at $4O,OOO-so it is to the advantage Oh
every citizen to get behind and push and tax
the National Guard and and IN us SueeeSS''A
organization.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Benton and
i n. Benton were in Tabor Guy
recently.
*
Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Stanley
were in Tabor City Thursday.
Donnie Canady made a bust
ness trip to Tabor City recently.
= =
Miss Bernice Canady, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie Canady,
has accepted a position with q
dry cleaning company in Tabor
City.
Mrs. Lizzie LaWrimore and
Mrs. Martie Benton spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
Gle Benton in Nakina.
i
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Grlce and
Mrs. Beulah Grice were Nakina
visitors Sunday evening.
Henry Hewitt is i'll at his home
here.
X =
Gale Gore, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Gore, is patient
in Columbus county hospital.
*
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Long
made business trip to Whining
ton and Whiteville Wednesday.
y \ y
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Jen-
erette and Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson
Harper were in Tabor City on
business Thursday.
* 4 x
Guy Long of Georgetown spent
the week end with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Macy Long.
= II
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Long of
LoriS, Rt. 2, spent sometime with
Mr.. Longs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Long.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

FOR YOUR Paint needs. plenty
Of inside and outside paints.
Free estimate on jobs. See Ar
thur Prince at Prince Brothers
Furniture company.
ENJOY Lanier Sandwiches at
Harrelson's Pharmacy and
Cameron Drug Store.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Keep 1t Fixed
organization,

Already, the traffic signal erected couple
Of weeks ago at the school corner is burned out
on one side.
r. u,ould he easv for driver approaching
from the burned out side to take II 1of gral'Veo
that the signal is not connected. He might ouZZ
on through the intersection while someone COIL
ING from another direction would see the green
)ioht and know he has the right OF way
II would cause for some confusion and pos
siblv more than that.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

Liston Grice has taken a posi-
ton at Whiteville with w. 3.
Mercy and company.
LLOYD Harper has taken a pos
ition at Georgetown, S. {.
*
Mrs. Della Smith and children
FAY Margaret and Ernset, Jr.,
spent sometime with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Harper recently.
* i i
Henry Todd, James Todd and
Clvde Todd of Shallotte visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith Mon
day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
HOSIERY BARGAINS

ANKLETS-11 pairs for Sl.00
REGULAR Csc value. For infants
Girls or ladies. Cuff tops. assert.
ed colors.
LADIES' HOSE pairs for
Sl.00. 3sc value. Choice Of semi
sheer seamless raYon. or full.
seam service weight cotton. Fall
shades.
MEMS COTTON SoX-s pairs
for Sl.00. Csc value. Medium w.t..
long style or short-elastic top.
Assorted colors.
BIRDsEYE DIApERS-s2.ss per
dozen. First quality. q x q
hemmed. in sanitary sealed
MEMS DRESS sox-s pairs for
sl.oo. Csc value. Fine raYon.
long style or short elastic top.
Assorted colors.
Hosiery are slight imperfects.
Please state sizes wanted.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
No GODS We Pay Parcel Post
SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY
p. o. Box 202s Dept. SIX
Knoxville. Tennessee
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
Use The Want Ads For Buying, Selling, Tradjn,

LOST: Two Black Essex Pigs.
10 weeks old. From w. T. Har-
relson farm, at Clarendon. Re-
ward. ltp.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26

BEDROOM SUITES. -
Prince Brothcss Fpra:,ssr'~ week
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
PIREWAY NEWS
BY Mrs. Olivia Harper

Edward Gore made q business
trip to Tabor City and White
vile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gore were
Tabor City visitors recently.
MIR. and Mrs. c. R. Harper
were Whiteville visitors recently.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-09-26
National Guard Opportunity

Men between the ages Of II and 45 in the
Tabor City area will soon be given chance
to join the National Guard-thereby serving
their country in military preparedness and at
the same time serving themselves
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ca cd ure. Zanimivo delo. Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
Bldg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Della "a zzenske

STENoGRAFKA znanjem della v
accounting oddelku. dni teden-
sko. Dobra plaza. GLIDDEN CO..
llOOl Madison. WO $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

10 slabe ceste, MISC mogle zadr.
zati avtomobila "Gaz-51."
Tovarna avtomobilov v Cor
KEN je izdelala nov tip avtomo'
bila "Gaz-63," XII srecno premaga
Sc tezavnejse okolscine. Motor
avtomobila "Gaz-63" nj vezan lie
z zadnjo OSLO, ampak tudi S
prenjimi kolesi. Tam, kjer drugi
avtomobili obticijo, mas "Gaz-63''
zlahka premaga vse ovire z dvo-
tonskim tovorom. Motor obraca
istocasno prednja in zadnja ko-
lesa, tako da je avtomobil po-
dobenc cloveku, XII Sc plezajoc
oprijenlje z rokami "a skalovje
in grmicje.
Avtomobili potrebujejo drago
gorivo-bencin. Imamo pa tudi
aVtomOblle, XII upOrabl]aJO &C.
memo naftno mesanico z Dieselo-
vim motorjem. TAX Dieselov mo-
tor ina avtomobil "Jaz-2O0." To
je pravcati "tezki atlet' med ma
simi tovornimi avtomobili. Mani
lahko nalozimo 7 ton. Ina pro-
storno in Siroko kabino "a tri
osebe in mnogo naprav, XII lajsa-
DO delo soferju. Rezervno kolo
avtomobila tehta 135 ky, soferju
pa Sc nj potrebno proved muciti,
priskoci mu ma pomoc dvigalce,
XII lahkoto dvigne kolesa. Av-
tomobil ina mocan elektricni
aparat, XII poganja avtomobilski
motor v tex. Ina tudi posebno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

"a likanje-in izurjena operatorica
sivalnega stroja; plaza cd kosa;
velik zasluzek.- Broadway Dress
MFG. Co.. 1884 Broadway. Ii 1889.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

imeti osemkrat mocnejsi motor.
To pomeni, da bi motor, XII ina
40 konjskih sill, morali nadome-
stiti z motorjem, XII bi incl 800
konjskih sill, &c bi hoteli podvo-
jiti brzino avtomobila. Tehnika
pa je krenila po drugi poti. Zrac-
nj odpor je zaeela premagovati
tako, da je spreminjala zuna-
Most avtomobila in postopoma
dosegla aerodinamicno obliko.
Brzina avtomobila Sc je tako ne
kajkrat povecala.
Avtomobil je bill dolgo casa vi
soka, malo trdna skatla, XII Sc je
OBJ kaki nesreci razletela ma IT,
soc kosov. Pocasi pa je postajal
vedno nizji in trdnejsi, tako, da
sedaj njegovo jekleno ogrodje
in zanesljiva karoserija vzdrzita
tudi vecje udarec in tresljaje.
Dolgo casa nihce nj smatral,
da bi ia ''blagorodni" stroj lah-
ko uporabljali "a prevazanje to-
vorov. Sele prva svetovna vojna
je dokazala, kaj lahko prenese
navaden tovorni avtomobil in
odtlej Sc je pricel zmagoslavni
pohod tovornih avtomobilov mai
razlicnejsih tipov.
V veliki Domovinski vojni So
vjetskih narodov so avtomobili
igrali velikansko vlogo. Ma ne
KEN odseku beloruske fronte so
aprila 1945 tovorni avtomobili
prepeljali tri armade 400 kilo-
metrov dalec. Nemce so prese-
netili in nasim cetam je uspelo
predreti nemsko fronto. V enem
dnevu so vojni avtomobili So
vjetske armade prepeljali stoti-
soce ton vojaskega materiala.
Spomnite Sc ma "cesto zivlje-
nja," XII je vodila preko zamrzle-
ga Ladoskega jezera k oblega-
nemu Leningradu. To je bila
edna prometna lila, XII je vezala
Leningrajcane z ostalo dezelo.
Po ledeni cesti, ma katero so sc
vsipale topovske krogle in le-
talske bombe, so vozili soviet
ski tovorni avtomobili najpo-
trebnejse "a obrambo: kruh in
strelivo. Avtomobili so resili ziv-
ljenje stotisocem Leningrajca-
nov.
Sovjetske avtomobilske tovar-
ne bodo v povojni stalinski pet
letki zacele izdelovati devet no.
viii znamk avtomobilov.
Pred kratkim so.dovrsili pre-
izkusanje tovornega avtomobila
"Gaz-51." Ia avtomobil bo vozil
2.5 ton toVora brzino 70 KIM
ma uro.
Ko so, preizkusali avtomobil,
SO predirkali pet tisoc kilome-
trov. Okrog tisoc kilometrov so
vozili po prostem; premagovali
SO strme krimske ceste in pesce-
ne dnjeprske milne >. Use owl
re in vse pasti, XII jih nastavlja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

Napeljava elektriSne zice po trgov-
skin prostorih in ma domovih. -
Vse delo jamceno. - MR.. KAN.
MU 1888.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Della "a moSke

MLADENIc. XII Sc zeli nauciti stro-
ko. Plaza cd ure. - Forest City
Bookbinding. 326 Caxton Bldg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

napravo "a ogrevanje motorja,
sal pozimi nj lahka stvar pogna-
ii "zamrznjen" motor " tex.
"Jaz-200," to je 'ladja ma SUI.
hem'' "a daljno plovbo. Njegov
rezervoar hrani goriva "a 500
KIM poti.
V tel petletki bodo sovjetske
Dale ma 4. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

Delavec "a popravila ma ogrodjih
in splosna popravila. Visoka pla-
ca ma proziviziji. Pocitnice placo.
Bill Smith. c.. ]. Harmon Co.. 1926
MaYfield Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Posluga

Strehe in dimnike. zlebove in drugo
kleparsko delo po zmernih cenah.
Delo jamceno. Graft Bros.
WO 65l4.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
(Nadaljevanje)

YES dan Je Slutll, skOraJ "a
trdno vedel, da bodo Nello tiste
stiri besede, XII jih j je postal,
opozorile ma nevarnost, in da
DO kljub temu prisla. In vendar
-- kaj maj hi il bill pisal druge-
ga? Vsaka druga beseda bi jo
bila Sc bolj vznemirila, MEGA Sc
globlje pokopala. Incl je obcu-
tex, da ona zaznava vse valo-
vanje njegove duse, da ga njene
oei povsod vidijo, kakor vidijo
macje oci v temi. Ia obcutek
ga je bolj ali mani preganjal
vse cd tistega zadnjega okto-
brskega vecera, tistega vecera,
ko Sc je vrnila pocitnic - od-
rasla. Kako dolgo je ze tega ?
sest dni? sest stoletij! All, da!
Ona 81 je prav dobro v svesti,
kedaj njen car ponehava, kedaj
je treba takorekoc tok obnovi-
tt. In okrog sestih - bill je re
mrak - nj bill prav mic prese-
necen, samo nekako dusevno
prazen je trepetal, ko je zasli-
Sal trkanje. In stal je tik zakle-
njenih vrat, kar je mogel blizu
ME, in pridrzeval sapo. Silviji
je dal besedo - il svoje wolfe
dial. Skozi tenki les starih vrat
je slisal lahno drsanje njenih
nog, XII so sc nekoliko prestopa-
lie, kot da moledujejo pred tenn
neizprosnim molkom. Dejal hi,
da je videl memo glavo, nekoli-
ko sklonjeno, kako prisluskuje.
Trikrat je potrkala, in Lehman
sc je vsakikrat zdrznil. Kako
kruto je to! S tisto svojo tai
novidnostjo more vedeti, da, je
on tam; to il izdaja cello njegov
molk - zakaj njegov molk ina
glas, klavrno brezzvocen glas.
Nato je slisal cisto razlocno, ka-
ko je vzdihnila in kako so Sc
njeni koraki oddaljevali; in "a
kril 81 je obraz z rokami in dir
jail po delavnici kakor blazen.
Mic vec glasu cd ME! Nj je!
To je bilo neznosno; prijel je
klobuk in odhitel ven. Kan
Kar ma slepo je tekel proti tr-
gu. Tam je bila, pri ograji;
trudna in neodlocna je sla do
NOV.
stirinajsto poglavje
Zdaj pa, ko je bill blizu ME,
Sc je obotavljal; dal je svojo
besedo - ali jo maj prelomi
Tedaj Sc je obrnila in ga uzrla
nj mogel stran. V ostrem who'd
niku je bill videti njen obra z
ozek in yes premrazen; oei pa
so ii bile tenn vecje, tenn ocar-
ljivejse, kot da ga prosijo, maj
ne bo hud in maj je ne poslje
stran.
"Morala sem priti; prestrasi'
la sem sc. Zakaj 81 mi pisal sa'
mo tistih par kratkih besedi"
Poizkusil je odgovoriti S ci'
sto mirnim, navadnim glasom
'Bodi srcna, Nella. Nora
sem j povedati."
Oklenila Sc mu je komolca
nato Sc je vzravnala in dejala {
svojim jasnim, reznim glasom
20, torej me pac sovrazi!"
"Strasno je nesrecna."
Hodila sta minute - XII b
mogla biti tudi celia ura - nj
da bi bila izpregovorila besedo
me okoli trga, kot svoj cas-
Oiverom, temvec cd hise. Ma
posled je rekla napol pridu
senim glasom: Sal te hocen
samo tako malo!"
On pa je odgovoril topo: ~
ljubezni ne gre nikdar "a ma
h-ljubezen Sc nikdar ne usta
VII"
Nato je nenadoma zacruti
memo roko v svoji, prsti SO S
neprestano stiskali k njegovir
in Sc prepletali z mimi; in &c
pet je rekel napol priduser
glas::
~ = i -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

LIE drzi Sc - moras sc drzati,
Nella. Sc DO ze vse naredilo."
Ona pa samo:
me, ne! Ne bonn Sc drzala.
Nekaj bonn storila."
Obraz il je bill prav tax, kot
takrat, ko je jahala proti tisti
pescenici. Zaljubljena, strastna,
brez BRIDE in vsakrsne opore -
cesa ne bi utegnila storiti?> "a
kaj Sc on ne more ganiti, ne da
hi onesrecil emo ali drugo? In
sredi med obema, XII zaradi ME
ga tako trpita, mu je bilo, kot
da je izgubil zivljenje. Iskal je
srece in je prisel do tega!
Nenadoma je dejala:
"Oliver me je v soboto ma
plesu zopet vprasal. Rekel je,
da 81 mu svetoval, maj potrpi.
Ali je RESI-"
"Res."
''Zakaj?"
"Smilil sc mi je."
Izpustila mu je roko.
"Morda bi ii rad, da bi "a
vzela ?"
Prav natancno je videl oba,
kako sta plesala po blescecih
tleh.'
"Bolje bi bilo Nella.'
Lahno je vzkliknila - il jeze
ali osuplosti.
"Torej me ne potrebujes res
nicno?"
Zdaj je incl priliko. A zdaj,
ko ga je prijela "a laket, obrni-
la proti MENU svoj tako bledi,
obupani obraz in tiste oman
ne oci, nj mogel izreci tiste la
Ii in je odgovoril:
'Da, potrebujem te, Bog We,
da!"
Ma te besede Sc il je utrga]
vzdih zadovoljstva, kot bi rekla
sama sebi: "Ako me potrebuje,
me ne izpusti." S tenn Sc je ma
skrivnem cudno poklonila svoji
veri v ljubezen in svoji mlado-
sti!
Zdaj sta prisla nekako dc
Pail Malta. In prestrasen, da sc
je znasel tako dalec v dromo.
reskih >loviscih, Sc je Lehman
magic obrnil proti st. jameske.
mu parku, da hi prisla skozen.
po temi do Piccadillyja. Da sc
tako skriva svetu S hcerjo svo.
jega starega sosolca - nemara
zadnjega cloveka, XII bi mu mo-
gel kaj takega storiti! Lepa "a
hrbtnost! Toda tisto, kar ime'
nujejo ljudje cast - kaj mu je
tisto, kadar ga gledajo njene
oci in sc njena rama dotika ME
COVE?
Odkar je izgovoril besede
'Da, potrebujem te!". je molca
la - nemara, ker Sc je bala, ds
hi druge besede unicile njih to-
lazbo. Toda blizu vrat pri Hyde
Park Cornerju je zopet polozils
roko v njegovo, in zopet je re
kel njen jasni glas:
"Nikomur modem prizadet
hudega, in vendar mi bos dovo
lii vcasih priti - da te bo n
smela videti - sal me ne bo'
pustil kar same z mislijo, da t.
ne bonn nikdar vec videla?"
In Sc enkrat je zamrmra
Lehman, ne da hi bill vedel, ka
odgovarja:
"Ne, ne! Vse pojde, draga -
vse pojde. Mora - bo!"
In spet so Sc j prsti kako
otroku zapleli " njegove. Kak
cudovito je umela vselej pra
} tisto reci ali storiti, kar ga j
! zvezalo, da 81 nj mogel pomoc
; In nadaljevala je:
"Saj ne morem "a to, ako t
Eljubim sal ljubiti nj greh :
! |saj je ne bo bolelo. Sal 81 zei1
samo malo tvoje ljubezni.'
! Ddlje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
A. Morozov
ESovie+ski ov+omobiIi
(Ponatis il "Pionirja")

tomobile, XII jih bodo izdelali v
zadnjem letu petletke, v emo sa-
mo vrsto, bi Sc vlekla ia vista
cd Moskve do Taskenta. To bo-
do licni in nagli avtomobili, tez-
XII tovorni avtomobili, avtubusi,
v katerih bo lahko potovalo pet
deset ljudi, lahki avtomobili z
lesenimi karoserijami "a preva-
zanje poste, resilni vozovi =.
Ia mas je avtomobil nekaj ma
Vadnega in vsakdanjega, toda Sc
leta 1913 je bill redek gost. V
vsej carski Rusiji je bilo vsega
skupaj okrog devet tisoc avto-
mobilov, katere so pripeljali We
cinoma il tujine.
Avtomobil, XII so ga napravili
okrog leta 1890 je prav malo
podoben sedanjim avtomobilom.
Pod voznikovim sedezem ina
majhen motor. Avtomobilska
kolesa nimajo pnevmatik. Zani-
mivo je upravljanje "kosto-
lomcem," kot so v Sail imenova-
Ii prve automobile: voznik je
obracal prednja kolesa neka-
kim krmilom, podobnim krmilu
pri colnu.
TAX avtomobil je lahko Eagle
dal bell dan sele potem, ko so IL
nasli lahek in majhen, vendar
dovolj mocan motor notranjim
zgorevanjem. Motor SO iznasli
leta 1883 in ze dive lett kasneje je
po cesti privozil prvi avtomobil.
To je bila navadna konjska ko-
CHA, le da so namesto konj
"vpregli'' motor. Troje in cetve-
rokolesni "motorni koleslji' so
Sc premikali strasnim truscem
in hruscem in delali priblizno
deset kilometrov ma uro.
Novinarji SO pisali takrat dol
sc clanke, kako bodo avtomobi-
Ii zastrupili zrak bencinom,
da bodo ljudje, XII Sc vozijo z
avtomobilom, zaradi neprestane-
ga tresenja jele pesati dusevne
sposobnosti, ali da bo tresenje
povzrocilo cello pretres mozgan.
Kako Sc je avtomobil
spreminjal -. .?
V Sestdesetih letih Sc je avto-
mobil toliko spremenil, da ga ne
spoznamo vec. Posebno sta Sc
spremenila avtomobilski motor
in karoserija. Srce avtomobila
| je motor z notranjim zgoreva-
MEM. Tako ga imenujemo zara'
di tega, ker Sc zines bencinskih
hlapov in zraka vziga v cilindru
motorja. Bat v motorju Sc zara-
di eksplozije plinov premika
sem ter tia in giblje kolesa.
Motorji prvih avtomobilov SO
imeli samo nekaj konjskih sill
To silo je zlahka dajal en- sam
cilinder motorja. Avtomobil Sc
je razvijal in moe motorja je
rasla. Pojavili so Sc motorji
dvema, potem tremi, stirimi
sestimi, osmimi in dvanajstimi
cilindri.
Mas najboljsi lahki avtomobi]
"ZIS 40" ina motor osmim
cilindri; osem batov skladno de-
luje ma kolencasto vratilo mo
torja.
Ropotaje, v oblakih prahu in
bencina, cesto Sc prevracajoc, sc
drveli liz Pariza v Rouen motor
nj koleslji. Kmetje po vaseh sc
Jim strahoma sledili z oemi; Misc
Imogli razumeti, kako Sc kocije
morejo premikati brez konj.
Najhitrejsi koleselj je prevozi
126 kilometrov v 10 in pol ure
Leto dni pozneje je francosk
dirkalni avtomobil re dosege
brzino "a kilometrov ma uro. Ka
ko dalec je Sc ia brzina cd one
XII jo dosegajo danasnji dirkaln
avtomobili. Brzinski rekord da
nasnjih dirkalnih avtomobilo'
: znasa sedaj 594.9 kilometrov nj
uro.
Da bi dosegel to brzino, Sc j
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