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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24

bonn pustil v hisi. Delal bo kako1
do zdaj, dobro mu bonn placeval
Dvajset let sem ga pustil ma po
sestvu. Dyajset let Sc mu je do
bro godilo. Lahko bi ga bill x
zdavnaj spodil z zemlje, XII mi
jo je zapravil njegov oce, a ga
|nisem. Menda INA to ceniti."
zgur pa nj bill tako trdno pre-.
|prican o tenn, kar je povedal Ka'
pun. Res, Rebrnikov oce je il.
gubil pred dvajsetimi lett svoje
posestvo, nj ga zapravil, slo je
kakor so tisti cas- sla posestva
po hribih in v dolini. Kapun ga
je dobil ma drazbi ma pol zastonj
starega je vrglo v grob, mladi pa
je delal dale, toda polovico pri.
delka je. moral vsako jesen od-
rajtati Kapunu. VISA leta sta sc
prepirala Kapunom, kajti Ka-
pun je stalno trdil, da ga Rebr-
mix goljufa, grozil mu je, da ga
DO spodil S posestva, tudi Re.
brink je govoril ,da bo Sci, a
ostalo je pri starem.
Najhuje je bio zadnja leta. K
Rebrniku so prihajali orozniki,
a tudi ptrtizani, eden med mimi
Sc je pred meseci vrnil in sc
ozenil z najmlajso hcerko. Zdaj
della ma posestvu. Zato je bill
zgur preprican, da bo tezki ma
hrbtnik, v katerem je bilo hrane
"a YES teden-toliko casa je Ka-
pun menil "a enkrat ostati ma
posestvu-se danes nesel tudi
nazaj.
"Stefi bi bila lahko sla z ma
ma," Sc je cez cas- spet oglasil
Kapun Xxi so ga drazili zgurje-
vi pomisleki in mu je postajalo
bolj in bolj zoprno. "Vse druga-
&c bi bilo. Kuhala bi mama in vi
delo bi Sc, kakor da je gori VISA
druzina. Vse je bilo domenjeno,
nazadnje pa je rekla ne. Prokle-
to-" je zaklel in mahnil S palico
nekam v hrib. "Gre "a to, da OBJ
drzim, kar smo sis tr,ldom pri-
je Sc dodal.
"stefina hisa je ze sla."
zgur nj mogel molcati. Bilo
nu je v veselje, gledati pred Sc
ooj obilnega Kapuna ,kako je
ouhal cd jeze in utrujenosti. In
20 je bill isti Kapun, pred Rate
rim Sc je tresla VISA vas, poseb-
10 pod Nemci, isti Kapun, XII je
kupil ma tisoce in tisoce volov,
xrav in telet pod ceno, XII je pre-
1aril pri nakupu ali prodaji
'lednjega kmeta v domaci vasi
n v vseh vaseh sirom Ptujskega
oolja in ma obronkih Pohorja.
Oa, to je bill isti clovek. zgur je
mel poseben uzitek, poslusati
n gledati ga.
Pocasi sta prilezla do prve hi
;e. Sc pred kratkim je bila to
7inicarija Kapunovega dobrega
.nanca, hotelirja il mesta, zdaj
je v njej in vinogradu pod MO
yospodaril Falez, nekdanji vini-
:ar. Ko sta Sc Sc popotnika pri-
olizala hisi, je stopil ma prag
n ju zacuden pozdravil:
"Kam pa, kan ?" je povprasal.
"Grem ma svojo kmetijo," je
9ovedal cokati cl6vek srednjih
let. "Kmetijo so vendar dobili
Rebrnikovi. Komisija je ze bila
yori."
'Bila je pomota, Falez!' ga je
Kapun magic zavrnil. 'Prisla bo
druga komisija. JAZZ sem zivel v
prvi vrsti cd zemlje. Kaj mi je pa
neslo, kar imam spodaj? Cd IT,
stega bi bill re davno poginili.
Posebno zadnja leta, ko nj bilo
mic ne 8 trgOvinO ne mesariiO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24
Anton IngoziG:

Pred skoro novo enonadstrop
no hiso je stal gosposki voz
Vanj je bill vprezen par lepil
konj. Star kocijaz, ze ma poglee
zapit elovek, Sc je nejevoljer
presedal ma svojem sedezu. Tud
konja sta bila nemirna. Hrzals
sta, stresala glavo in lovila
prve pomladanske sapice, XII sc
jima drazile nosnice in burkale
kri. IL hise je bilo slisati glasnc
govorjenje, XII je vsak cas- pre-.
slo v prerekanje, Sc umirilo, a
spet izbruhnilo v krike. Nekaj
casa je bill glasnejsi moski glas,
potem sta ga prevpila visoka
zenska glasova. Kocijazu Sc je
cd casa do casa razlil po kocina.
steh lieu pomilovalen nasmeh,
ces, sal sem vedel, da bo tako.
Slednjic je cello pomeziknil ko-
njema in polglasno zamrmral
"sla bosta nazaj v hlev."
Toda komaj je izrekel te bese-
de, je stopil ma prag obilen clo-
vek. Oblecen nj bill ne kmecko
ne mestno. z mesnato roko 81
je segel v kosate rdeckaste brke,
jih bolj nategnil kakor zavihal,
81 zapel usnjeno suknjo in stopil
k vozu.
"zgur, sama bova sla!" je re-
kel mrmraje in sc S tezavo spra-
vii ma voz. "Stefi noce z mama.
Pozeni!"
zgur je Sc pocakal trenutek.
Tudi gospodar Sc je prieakujoce
ozrl proti veznim vratom; ker
le nikogar nj bilo ma prag, Sc je
njegov pogled dvignil proti
oknom prvega nadstropja in "a
eel sestavljati slabo izpraskane
crne, velike crke. Brez truda jih
je prebral: Gasthaus - Jakob
Kapun-Kaufladen -Fleischhac-
keeri. Nj pa videl-ali bolje, nj
hotel videti-nad veznimi vrati
lesene table,, ma kateri je bilo
napisano: Jakob Kapun, gostil-
ma in trgovina. Ko ga je zelena
tabla crnim napisom lie zbodla
v oci, je Sc enkrat pogledal v
temno vezo in zaklical kocijazu:
"Grevaw
zgur je vzpodbudno zaklical
konjema in voz je zdrcal po &C.
sti skozi vas. Oh levi in desni
strani Stroke blaine ceste so
stale kmecke hise s prostranimi
dvorisci, ma katerih pa nj bilo
videti cloveka. Kapunu, trgov-
Gu ,gostilnicarju in mesarju, je
bilo to kar vsec. V prejsnjih ca
sih mu je bilo posebno v uzitek,
voziti sc skozi vas, kadar so bill
kmetje donna. Sc prav posebno
zadnja leta, pod Nemci. Godilo
mu je, da so sc mu spostljivo
odkrivali in ga ze cd dalee po-
zdravljali. Zdaj mu je bilo maj
ljubse, da ga nikdo ne vidi. Ma
glo sta bila onstran vasi. Ma po-
iih je bilo 1.-Two. Oraci so raz-
greti prigovarjali zivini, gonja-
ei so vzklikali in pokali biei.
Nihce Sc nj utegnil ozreti ma &C.
sto. Tudi Kapun Sc nj zmenil "a
nikogar. Ma prvih pohorskih OBJ
ronkih, XII sta sc Jim magic bill
zala. je poiskal med pasniki in
nepreoranimi njivami lepo kme-
tijo in ma zaliti obraz mu je le-
gel prekanjen nasmeh.
Ia nasmeh mu nj izginil, ko
sta Sc ustavila eez pol ure ma
vznozju precej visokega hriba.
Pocasi sc je zdeval voza in We
lei vozniku: "zgur, sprawl konje,
daj jim jesti in me pocakaj! Ma
rocil bonn, maj odpeljejo voz do
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28
EVIL ON THE AIR

The roJ;o &c ore,, ,,.,,,,. NJ
Communicates. a,ar"ho
kuo,",' II !, ~ ,ua,velovs ;ustr,.
n,eut nj eJvca,;o,, ,,e,ns ..te.-
ta;uueut cuItu,e i,nfort,na,sI,
), r. sJ.o y so,..eo ~ o.H
deteeI;ye s,or" hro ara,,s a.s Ja.
;no e,tens;nc bar,,, tn ,hs ;,,,-
hr s ,,;nd. ~ .h;1J.s.,
MANY recent crimes baye BEEN
traced directly tn incidents dram.
affixed ON The air.
4 .;,,ut;,. .;n;,u .h
.,,o.,;s. Ill.,. ~. I.s: XIX ~
ee,,cy ,tehneJ =, bss Jn,o;o.aL
~, he rad;o V;,;ov. er;,,,;.,s 1s
are ho,tra"eJ a,,,,o.. ~ ' ha.aa.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

be submitted annually to congress
by the Presidents economic council.
With reasonable support from par
ty stalwarts and with these power
full chairmanships in his hands it
looked as though the senior senator
from the Buckeye state easily could
ride herd on the party vote, 'deliv-
ering it when and where he wished.
But, did you ever try to ride
horse or drive COW with a large
sized bumble-bee leaping from fore
lock to bullock or from cud to rump?
Not so easy, and no bumble-bee ever
buzzed or stung like the apis presi-
dentia.
Early in January I reminded you
of the trouble the presidential bee
was expected to cause when I quot
ed Republican National Committee
man Clarence Burlington Kelland's
remark:
II don't think you are going to
see the matter Republican candi-
dacy) jell at all until Ohio decides
whether it's going to be Taft or
Bricker." And it hasn't jelled. Al
though it was predicted Bricker
would bow out, he has refused to
bow. Quite the contrary, it is Taft
who is bowing-not out, but to the
demands of the right wing of the
party. (Taft's friends insist Brick
er will exit at the right moment.)
But Taft's first obeisance was
made toward the end of the Lilien-
thai hearings. He announced his op-
position to the confirmation of the
iva head and did it with such ab-
sence of the famous Taft logic that
eyebrows went up all over the
place. The reason for departing
from the common sense path that
his superior intellect usually dictates
soon became evident. Simultaneous
ly his control of the party in the
senate began to slip.
That was seen in the vote on the
budget. In that case Taft took what
most people considered the sensible,
middle-of-the-road course. The four
and half billion cut rather than
the six billion urged by the house.
What happened to force Taft's
anti-Lilienthal statement? Well,
certain conservative commentator
talked with Taft-criticized what he
implied was dangerous lack of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

the crime school doesn't open up as
soon as the regular school closes
and the small receptive minds and
souls don't plunge into the under
world for an hour or two every
night of their lives.
Evidence of Damage.
"I'n tell you how he poisoned her."
said a seven-year-old boy to me
enthusiastically, few months ago.
"She useter take aspirin tablets,
see? So he just"
And just that one man killed
four of them, and the police couldn't
get clue" demure little girl re-
marked. "They tied her, and they
told her they were going to kill her,
and my little sister Joan got crying
in the night about it,
Two Portland girls of IL went into
drugstore last December and
tried to buy strychnine. They didn't
get it and they didn't want it, but
they thought it would be fun to try,
and perhaps to have to sign in the
druggists book. A boy of Is in New
Mexico got his mother to lean over
the bathtub and look down the drain
for something, cracking her over
the head when he got her into that
position because he had heard of
this particular method.
If giving them helpful and con-
structive and moral thoughts really
is good for the rising generation,
then supplanting these with famil-
iarity with the lowest and most
dangerous characters and situa-
lions imaginable just as truly is
bad. 1t is as if you gave that deli
cious five-year-old girl her supper
of spinach. milk, ginger cookies,
and followed it with lobster new
burg, cocktails and a dash of cya-
hide of potassium.
If you're interested write to Mrs.
Charles Hartigan. 1868 Thomas JEFF
ferson street, Washington 7, D. c.,
and ask for information as to what
is being done about this danger.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

conservatism for prospective
standard-bearer of COP. Then, a
well-known colunnist came forth
with the story that some of the pow
erful hackers Of the Republican par
ty enlisted the support of a number
OF Republican lawmakers in the
anti-Lilienthal movement. They be-
gan to whisper that perhaps Bricker
would represent sounder, safer, SAN
er views for the presidency. Taft
heard the whisper and came out en-
phatically, If not too convincingly,
against Lilienthal.
About that time the Roper poll re-
vealed the percentage Of preference
for various Republican potential can
didates, against Truman. And 10,
all the rest, Dewey, Vandenberg,
Stassen, Bricker, led Taft.
That doesn't mean that Taft will
be last in the hearts of the delegates
to the Republican national copven-
ton in 1913, but wiseacres are saying
1t does mean that Taft no longer will
call the turn on legislation.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

part OF February will have to jump
out and tinker under the hood more
than once.
From now on, observers say,
there are going to be a lot more or
ders from the back seat.
When the gentleman from Ohio
took over after the November cleo
tons even the old-timers sat up and
took notice of the way he assumed
charge. He just shuff1ed the deck
and dealt himself the cards he want
ed: chairman Of the policy commit
tee; chairman Of the labor commit
tee which was going to direct labor
legislation on what had been almost
the No. issue of the day; chairman
OF the committee which handles the
new economic report. Under the
reorganization act, this report must
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28
Why Do Babies Cry?

when is a cry-baby not a cry
baby?" is question physicians re-
Gently have been studying in Paris,
France. Distracted mothers the
world over will not be satisfied with
their conclusions-that a cry-baby
is just naturally cry-baby.
One specialist decided a possible
cause of continual crying was too
strick adherence to a rigid schedule
of feeding, toilet and sleep, making
the child restless. Another thought
irregular attention and picking it
up whenever it cried, was the cause.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

March weather Is uncomfortable,
Too hot for galoshes: too wet with
out them.
Apologies to my listener in Hope,
Ark, who claimed l put a rat in
apparatus instead of ray in ap-
paraytus. Tomaytos, Tomatoes, to-
matos-that's what you ret for
moving around.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

The British have a right to resent
Americas back-seat driving on Pal
estine-at least until we step in and
offer to help change tires.
With pork prices soaring Lewis
Carroll made more sense than nom
sense when he wondered why the
sea was boiling hot and whether
pigs have wings.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

on Capitol Hill
have been tuned
to some strange
squeaks and rat
ties developing in
t h e otherwise
smoothly running
Republican SEN
ate machinery. It
is confidently pre-
dicted on the
Democratic side
of the aisle that
Chauffeur" Taft
who had pretty
easy going in the
drivers seat up
until the latter
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.
TWO BEAUTIFUL COCKER SPANIELS
At Stud-Sons of Champions.
Also Puppies For Sale
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28

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Hated. $1,000 cash. includes all growing
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to live, elevation 1900 feet. Not for lease
or trade. Call or write Grover Pound, q
G. F. HODGES AGENCY
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Phone:
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-03-28
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Washington l{{:2:{Jy
Taft Swings to Right
As COP Senate Leader
BY BAUKHAGE
NeWs AnaLyst and Commentator,

WNU Service, 1916 Eye Street, N. w.,
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SLIP COVERS, draperies, artstically Gre
ated FROM our or your material; workman
ship guaranteed. CROSWELL's, Overlook
2347. -26
NURSES AVAILABLE-Depend nursing
services, licensed and bonded, every nurse
INVESTIGATED RE. 1877. Never closed 20"
Evening star., 1947-02-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

WANTED-six more students for next
speedwritinR, the ideal ABC shorthane
class to begin at 9 Pm. Feb 2o-24 oGI
LEGE, ME. 1927. 23'
CIVIL SERVICE clerical exams-Let us
prepare you; class begins s pm. Feb. "a;
class limited: register now; 81 for u
nights. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE, ME.
dIiIick dII REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting bookkeeping. calculating N a.
chimes New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 St Ma. 1888;
subjects taught Approved by GoyeEnmsn:
for GI training WAR-FLYNN Ilaa EEaaauTY
hand, touch typmg; individual instruction,
speed sictation pay and eT eyenng 81 elaISes: Ve
mont ave lat ST. -n.wD DI. ,11i4 rs
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS, SAMPLE questions
and answers, 81: special l941 clerk l, ed,
ala I42O New York ave. DI. Tl9l. %
Evening star., 1947-02-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

nnoe iors' estsblished G hns;ness: good store and
money-maker No agents. Box 56-L, Star
22s
ave. mr.. Falls Church-Shop equipped with
necessary equipment; if you know business,
be sure. 70 inspect: nice place TO live built
lot: So 500 down. EDWIN l. ELLIS. Real
tor, 10i0 Vermont ave, RIM. 217. RE, 5d3o.
Evening star., 1947-02-20

GENTLEMAN driving 1941 DODGE sedan TO
Los Angeles, February 25th or shortly
gers TIA: 5OG5 2O@
SHARE PLAN-If pass, we arrange ride;
If car owner, we fill your vacant seat; refs.
exchanged. % Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
LEAVING FOR PHILA. OR N V City,
Washington's birthday, morning, return
ing Mon night. take ; OW, 73l0.