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Arranging For
Fishing Tourney
Coming Winter

A meeting of the Fishing
Tournament committee was held
in the residence of Bob Pollock,
chairman, to discuss plans for
the Fishing Tournament to be
sponsored by the Jaycees from
December l.. l947, to April !,
1913.
The tournament has been Of
ficially designated as. the Island
lCity's Fishing Tournament.
/ The following organizations
land representatives thereof were
recommended to be approached
and requested to act as advisory
associates:
Charter Boatmen, to be APP
pointed by themselves; CONNER
lcial Fishermen, Berlin FELTON,;
Key West Yacht Club, A. Matt
land Adams; Hotel and Restau-
rant Association, j. D. Mean
drews; Chamber of Commerce,
Harold Laubscher; City Govern
ment, City Commissioners;
County Government. Clarence
Riggs; Press, Earl Adams, James
Galloway, Bill Lee, L. p. Art
man, Jr,; Radio, John Spots
wood; Docks, Everett Russell;
Game Conservation, Joe knight;
Publicity, Oliver GrisWold.
Serving on the committee with
Pollock are Robert Dopp, vice
comptroller; Jack Delaney, pub
licity. and correspondence; Jack
Murray. solicitation and regis
tration; Ivan Baggett, photog-
rapher and weighmaster.
Type of fishing permitted in
the tournament win be charter
boats, yachts, small boats, bridge
and shore casting.
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BASEBALL
ria, ~a~.>
TODAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
know America)

1644-William Penn, English
Quaker, founder of Pennsyl-
vania, whose work was "a holy
experiment" of a free colony for
all mankind, born. Died July 80,
1918.
1732-Benjamin Edes, vocal
and influential Boston journalist
of Revolutionary days, born
there. Died Dec. IL, 1903.
1734-Francis Lightfoot Lee,
famed Virginia Revolutionary
leader, signer of the Declaration
of Independence, born Stratford,
Va. Died January IL, 1897.
l857-Elwood Haynes, inven-
tor, pioneer American automo-
bile manufacturer, born in Port
land, Ind. Died April Is, 1925.
1869-Winifred Black c'Annie
Laurie'O noted journalist. her
day, born at Chiffon, Wis. Died
in San Francisco May rs, 1886.
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Two Softball
Contests Are On
To,night's Bill

In the opening game Of a sched-
uled doubleheader of softball to-
night at Bayview Park, the
Class B league-leading Adams
Dairy will cross bats with the
Jerry's Half-Acre. Jerry's have
got to win tonight to remain in
the race. A victory will carry
them up to within a half game
from the top. Adams will stay
in the lead even if they lose to-
nights battle.
In the nightcap, the USS. Gill
more will play the American Le-
gion. Gilmores will be out for
victory as a win will place them
only Ola points from the top, but
If they lose they will be two full
games behind the leaders.
It is expected that "Speedhall''
Henson will pitch for the Legion
and Tucker for the Gilmore.
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Baseball Meeting
Set For Tomorrow

A baseball league organisation
al meeting will be held 8 o'clock
tomorrow night in the office OF
City Clerk Roy Hamlin. Four
clubs are ready to join the cir
cult.
The teams wishing to form a
league for play on Sundays in
clude the Boca Chica Nightflyers,
Section Base, Sub Base and Red
Raiders. Games would be play
ed for two straight Sundays at
Wickers Field and the third Sum
day at the Submarine Base
field.
Manager Dukes of the Section
Base, Manager Webb of Boca
chica, Manager Castaneda of the
Red Raiders and 1t. Murphy OF
the Sub Base will draw up a
schedule and rules for play at
the meeting.
II is expected that at least two
other clubs will join the senior
baseball winter league.
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ABOUT STREETS

Editor, The Citizen:
If there is anything that curls
what little hair / have left, it is
unjust criticism. In short words,
the connection of Robert Dopp
and the present street condition,
/ believe that Robert is doing
as well as anyone could under
the existing conditions, namely,
lack of manpower, lack of equip
ment, and, mainly, pigmy street
fund.
The city commissioners, my
self and the average citizen
Realized over two years ago that
one of our greatest problems
was our deplorable streets. Yet
the commission went on record
this year and approved budget
that slashed almost in half APP
preparations for street improve
ments. Perhaps there were rea-
sons for tho decreased street
funds, and that is not a point of
argument at this time. So, if you
happen 20 hit. one of these street
holes that jar your upper plate
loose. count ten before you hit
the phone to burn up Robert
Dopp.
Before we nail a fellow to the
cross for not doing job, let's
make sure he has the manpower,
tie equipment. and the mater
iais.
w. c. SWEETING.
Key West, Fla,
Oct. Ia, 1947.
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Cuban Stars Form
Formidable Team
For Games Here

Cuban All Stars, with players
from organized American leagues,
will invade Key West for two
games at Wickers Field and one
game at the Submarine Base
field later this month.
Three of the Stars will be from
the Florida-International, one
from a AAA league and two from
Glass A and the rest from Glass
b league. They form formid-
able club.
Key West will use Lefty Gov
ington, Gabbie Lastres and Toby
Owens In the box to give the Gu
bans a ''run for their money.
The Navy All Stars have pitch
ers of the caliber of Griffin. Fin
kelstein and Brooks, who willal-
so dish up strong opposition Tor
the players from the sister repub-
lie of Cuba. st4E
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ABOUT RUSSIA

EuitOi, Lie NAtALCi.
don't usually 60 in for this
sort Of stuff, but Walter Win
chell made such an impression
on me last night that ] decided
to make this exception.
If you listened in, I'm sure
you each realize that our situa-
ton is desperate and we must
act now, before it is too late.
With the atom bomb, germ
bombs, fifth columnists, etc., in
Russia awaiting the opportune
moment. how can an American
demobilized Army and Navy,
and Congress with members
still on a six months vacation,
help us keep our peace, for
which our relatives, sWeethearts
and friends died SO courageous
|ly?
Walter Winchell, who is in a
position to know, says we need
Congress to meet as soon as pos
sible. Well, what are we going
to do about it?
Am / right in assuming that
you each share this interest as
much as I do? What does The
Citizen think about this situa-
ton? Let us know.
NELLIE BROST.
GAL United ST,
Key West, Fla,
Oct. Is, 1947.
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lifelong dreum-guiding cost.
ern dudes on peck trips in the
mountains nedr BuileY.
Her two unmarried children,
Gus and Nina, maintained the
Pueblo home for their father, a
railroad man while mother be-
came trail rider in the best
western tradition.
After the season closed, Mrs
Rograd tossed a bed roll on
"Corky," her white horse, and
set out for home on back trails
mapepd for her by forest rang
ers. She passed through virgin
expanses of the Rocky Noun
tain backbone of America.
Some areas were SO isolated
that deer, antelope, bear, wolv-
es, coyotes and wild fowl were
undisturbed by her presence.
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SALES SCHOOL
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
sion Division of the college;
Ralph d. burlington, of the De-
partment of Statistics and Mar
keting; James d. Richardson, of
the Department of Economics,
and Frank Goodwin, also of the
Department of Economics.
Closing remarks will be given
at the end of the course next
Thursday, October %. by Fred
Miller of the Key West Cham
Der of Commerce.
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Softban Games
N, ;.sBAYyIEW PARK

THIS WEEK
TONIGHT
7:O0-Jerry's Half-Acre VS..
( 4. Adams Dairy.
8:30-USS, Gilmore VS.. Ameri-
can Legion.
THURSDAY
7:OO-Key West Merchants VS..
Jerry's Half-Acre.
8:3O-USS. Gilmore VS.. -Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars.
FRIDAY
7:OO-Adams Dairy VS.. Key
West Merchants.
8:3O-Boh's Sports Shop VS.
USS. Gilmore.
NEXT WEEK
MONDAY
7:OO-Adams Dairy VS.. Jerry's
Half-Acre.
8:3O-USS. Gilmore VS.. Ameri-
can Legion.
TUESDAY
7:OO-Adams Dairy VS.. Key
West Merchants Qas,
game of Class b.
8:3O-Bob's Sports Shop VS.
Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
THURSDAY
7:OO-USS. Gilmore VS.. Bob's
Sports Shop.
8:3O-Veterans of Foreign Wars
VS.. American Legion.
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Mrs. Bogard said she became

Mrs. Bogard said she became
lost one day but found her, route
again after spending the night
in a remote rock canyon. Her
horseback ride touched Lake
George, Cripple Creek and Can
on City.
Dude ranching is on Mrs. Bo-
CARDS, schedule for next sum-
mer. Gus and Nina will keep
house in Pueblo again, she said.
Son John is in the : navy; a
daughter, Julia, is attending col
, lege in Reno, New; a son by a
former marriage, lie Roy Haw-
kins, lives in Dallas, Tex, and
another daughter, Mrs. w. E
Harvey, resides in Oakland, Cal
ifornia.
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AID MS-MERCHANTS
SCORE "a RUNS AS
DAIRY TEAM WINS
Make Runs On 81 Hits,
And Ten Errors; Other
Contest Last Night Call
ed Off

Adams Dairy and the Mer.
chants had field day at the
park last night, when Adams
Dairy beat the Merchants, 10 to
is, scoring "a runs on "a hits and
10 errors. It established a record
for the league.
lngraham j. Lewis and Sterl-
ing each hit three safely for the
winners and Alonzo Blanco and
Fleitas hit as many for the losers.
Every player but joe Lewis
hit safely at least once and ev-
cry one scored at least once ex-
cept Calero. For the losers every
player hit safely but Alayon and
every one scored at least once
except Brost.
In the field Sterling and Wal
ker did not make an error for
the winners, and Kerr and Flei-
tas for the leaders played erro-
less ball. Sterling hit homer
with two on bases Ingraham
scored four runs for the win
ners.
Score by innings: r. H. E
Adams ------,- 447 200 PIE II 1C
Merchants : 013 902 O--15 II {
Joe Lewis and Vilareal; r
Perez, Valdez and Fleitas.
Home run: Sterling; two-base
hits: Abston, J. Lewis, Pazo
Blanco; three-base hit: Sands
stolen bases: Kerr 2, Alonzo; sac.
rifice hit: Brost; struck out: by
Valdez 4; bases on balls: off Lew.
is 6, off Valdez time of game
l.35; hits: off Perez and 8 runs
tsnone out in second inning); los.
ing pitcher: Perez; umpires: Crit
fen and j.. Mira; scorer: Aguilar
In the second game with the
Bob's Sports Shop leading, % to
2, and two outs in the last OF
the ninth, the umpire-in-chief, c.
Griffen, called the game mo
contest"
The Sports Shop had piled UP
ID hits, good Tor 80 bases, seven
doubles and two homers.
The Legion had two runs and
four hits. Bob's played erroriess
ball, while the Legion commit
tied six errors.
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PLAYERS. TICKETS
ARE NOW ON SALE

The Key West Players an
pounce elsewhere in today's
Citizen that tickets are now on
sale at Paul Smith. Bookseller,
corner of Simonton and Eaton
streets. for their play, THE
Drunkard," which opens next
Monday at the Barn Theatre.
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Boy Scouts Tentative Program

Key West Boy Scouts following tentative
Naconas Of Cuba guests
of honor: a# #4s %easef.E
SATURDAY. OCTOBER as.h
of Cubon Scouts. Meucham Field
(AI Key West Scout officials and Scouts presently
EVENING-Wener Roust and Beech party Rest Beech ~
81 u SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2sth
500 AM-Breokfast @t
1000 AM-Muss Romun Catholic Church. -.
1880 AM-Res Period.
zoo pMMMooscade to pieces of interest Ground city
400 PM-Swim. Navy Swimming Pool or Ocean,
7:3O PM-chmch Attendance First Congregational Church
MONDAY OCTOBER 27th
800 AM-Breokfost
500 A.M-Parade NuvY Day.
NOON-Lunch. - .<:5
presentation of Medals Honor Awards)
500 PM-Rest Period and Shopping 49,.
ZOO PM.-DinneE. *..''~
800 P.M.-PcutY and Dance.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2sth e~.
500 500 AMPrip to Aquarium Lighthouse. Forts. etc
$50 pMMMotorcode TO Scout Comp at West. sulnn,erlond
Key and Murothon serving Of refreshments lut
700 P.M.-Dinner.
800 P.M.-Theater PortY.
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2s.h
500 AM-Breokfost.
500 AM-Trip through us. Navy Submarine Bose.
ZOO PM-Trip through Boca Chico All. Buse.
500 PM Comes and Contests Bayview Pork
ZOO P.M.-Dinner.
500 P.M.-Gomes and Contests. BdYvew Pork. j,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 30th
500 AM-Breakfost. .~.a
500 AM-Trp City Hail. County Court House. Convent
|NOON-Lunch 6D
200 p.M-Boseboll Comes Cubon American Scouts
ZOO P.M.-Dinner ,--.
500 P.M.-PoutY ond Dmce
FRIDAY. OCTOBER alst
800 AM-Breukfust ., .--
1000 AM-Fishing Trip. Voters Ground Key West. go
zoo P.M.-Fish Fry
400 P.M-Swim and Beech Porty
500 P.M-Visitoion to Cubun Martyrs Monuments.
700 P.M.-Dinner
500 PM-vsit San colos and Cuban Club Refreshments
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER LIST
Departure of Cubom Scouts cubu Aerovus %" Aulnes
Cali Key West Scouts required Arield
to see the Cuban boys off No school on this day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-14

The U. S. production of alumni
mum was increased during World
War II to, about six times the
pre-war capacity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-14

so, Cecilia Fernandez and Ana
Mario Purzori.
Perfect Attendance Margarita
Pons, Celido Pons, Alicia Pens,
Miguel Mariscal, Mario Disgdiertt,
Gloria Disgdiertt, Cecilia Fernan-
DEE and Ana Maria Plizon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-14

Fire protection authorities say
that is a matter of statistical
record that 80 per cent of all fires
are preventable.
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AP Newsfeutmes ssseg c $50, .r#
DUEBLC coo-Mrs c. l. Bogord 5oYeor-od moihsr Of six
planning Wild West adventures next ys0r. otter eli
moxing her work troll guide by riding
horseback oene $50 miles on ccuitous from BoleY
Colo. to Pueblo 49, .fissfsa 81 s.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,Ds couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Datt three fuu days and
reeeiue> the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James oxley. 23. 1713 9Th st. NV. and
and Helena Smith. $50 Columbia I'd. NV.
Robert williams. 33, and Lydia Young.
both Of 20o4 Z st. NV.
Kenneth PARTS. %, 66s Maryland ave. ne,
and Virginia Mccabe' 49, 1922 Eye St
ozsa Fer. na9a naaa.ld IT, 30 'ai iz5 F ave aS, s1e
Joseph Hanlon. %. Beaver Height, Nd, and
Bernice Dyer, 90, 1922 ouarles ST. ne.
Lafayette Baueum. p; 44s N st. NV. and
"a ana Hazel ar Harris. a4S T Ssth .i ST. ne. e. A
joseph Booth. %, 1921 1921 eth st. NV and
Frank TenEyck, 20. 1904 27th st. NV, and
Priscilla Taylor, L s, Arlington, Va.
Robert Robb. A, Walter Reed Hosp. and
Laudella Lucas. 33, 1883 Adams Mill I'd
Richard aiese. %, South Kent, Conn, and
Anita Mcdonald. 90. 1878 st. NV.
1'5Rs eRasosss ssdsGs aisehe e. 81 1911 i s. ana
James Graves jr, 90, Ellicott City. Md.
and Marjorie Greenwood. Is, Baltimore.
George Hamas. IS, 2410 30th st. ne, and
Mary Pasalich. 90. 1858 Ingraham st.
NV.
Paul McGrath, 10. Seat Pleasant, Md. and
Jean Lumsden. 18. 1912 D st. ne.
Bruder, 80. 3051 Idaho ave. NV.
Raymond Demers, 81. and Donna Pender-
grass, SO. both Of 1910 N st. NV.
Claude Wilson. SO, 22S Bryant st. ne. and
Hazel Callenberger, As, 1926 14th st.
Elmer Luther. %. Maitland. Mo. and
Kathlene Lewis, 81. 1880 L st. NV.
Norman Baker. 81, and Anita Simpson, 20,
both Of Alexandra.
BENJAMIN Trsmdsck. IS, Colwyn, Pa. and
Valeria Zapasnik, 81, 2112 F st. NV.
Joseph Feazell il, "a. 5715 Oates st. ne.
and Beatrice Tolson. il, 57o7 Nome st.
John Gibson. 20. 18th and V sts. NV,
and Cynthia Thompson, 20, 614 Kenyon
Henry Clark. 90 and Henrietta williams.
"a, both of 220 Eye st. NV
George Helms. 21 ConnellsviJle. Pa, and
Audrey Ltlley, 10. 1915 10th St NV
George Cunningham, %. 1859 Ingleside ter
NV, and Ethel Pierce, 20. 471O 41st
Luther Gray. %. 521s Fisher I'd Sc, and
Irene Altizer, 10. 4713 Hutson ave. NV
Joseph Eacnus. 35, 1013 18th st NV,
and Olivia Abernethy, 26. 1745 st.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, MARCH Ie

Dayid cosDera 3 sa,, q, g Q ,.. NV. and Louise
william !. seeePs. , =. s and ID RRtselwyn Carter,
ssss e s3 RfR.n Ists IS nv and
Rss ssh k e sSs aHsesf sRs fahsTns "a s.. Both 20
15ats as ISEt ks xs af I''
zse EasMu. Msiss Roodsn ii saaf fss Il t 8: sne
aashs eia fsrr, a. is1s sorh &c c.pss aaS
nsss!s syrns. IS, !s Arltes.eenc .e c,,y Va. and
as.oT. Rsras Sst:l se roIt Hra.da nas1 w. w.
anss ana Jssss ss M a. fssss4 81 .sl s1d
Rss.. ssty GsSSns; i.asSo1n: "a BE- sqe qas & n and
1sh ehsllqtss .is S.sssisy. u si is.i -. st. ne
and Fern Garter. 23. 3150 Penna. ave.
Ss45s Iesss sss0 Il sds Ros,s f.. r.s.
a.sss as:ssi ssz .na
oeSess eorneis Ms HoSson s. aS Hsaser sas 18Th s.
Charles BID. 35. and Rose Mevshaw. %,
both of Baltimore.
na Helen Bfadshas. d s isSs Conn. % ave. NV. NV
wilsn Tarnnes Ne;sts 2z fo1s n. T. and
virginia saey. 81. So4 3nd st. NV.
Joseph. Hardt. 80. and Esther Thompson.
%, both Of 603 Fla. ave. NV.
and Frances Smith. 20. 44a irving st.
NV.
Rssssss osss S gsfSs;a z.sms.d Msd :. sna
LAFAYETTE Milton, %. 13S Lamont st: NV.
and Eyesser Jones. 22, az Keffer pl. NV.
dertie Welborn. 40. 1883 Vermont ave.
u Iprs.,nh ru oa oo1x ,x@h .t
Francis BAN. 25, Alexandria, Va. and
Madeline Scott. 20, .Arlington, va.
Bette Linthieum. 20. 1928 A st. Sc.
John Clark, SO, 1926 r st. NV, and Nelly
Burgos, 80. 1917 Mass ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Committees Named
By Isuuc Walton League

Capt. George K. Fraser, U. s. N.
president of the Arlington Fairfax
Chapter, 1zaak Walton League, today
announced appointment Of COM
mittee chairmen as follows:
Capt. L.. G. McNemar, entertain
ment and programs; e. r. Newell,
membership; j. W. Sawyer, auditing;
Evening star., 1947-03-18
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M. r. Shipman, special activities;
r. T. Hansberger, conservation;
S. P. Vanderslice, Walton education;
A. r. Preston, legislative; Carl San
derhoff, grounds and shore, and
G. p. Grove, public relations.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

Sc. Zaslisali so Sc novi glasovi
jokajocega otroka. Tedaj je de-
jail Tevzuh s stisnjenim glasom:
"Joza, spusti Tirasa z veri.
&c * *'
Fantu SO zasijale oci. Takoj
sc je "a silo oblekel in in izginil
iz bate. Veliki pes je divje rem
cal in lie veliko tezavo ga je
fant toliko umiril, da mu je mo-
gel odpeti Vertigo. Mislee, da Sc
bo pes takoj zagnal proti hiai,
je fant obstal pri hlevskem "a.
du in cakal, kaj bo. Ali kar sse
je zdaj zgodilo, je fantu pogna'
10 vso kri v glavo: pes Sc nj "a
gnal proti hisi, kjer je razgr;a'
jala sirota, ampak Sc je prih1'
lii k zidu in jo ucvrl okrog hle'
va, kjer je izginil v temi brea
vsakega glasu. Jozana je po
stalo strah, da je komaj nase
pot nazaj v bajto.
Cernjakova sirota je razgra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

jala okrog Pernjakove hise, do
kler j MISC zaeele pesati moci.
Memo tuljenje je postajalo we'd
no slabotnejse. Naposled je onna-
gala in Sc VISA izcrpana sesedla
ma kamnitni hisni prag. Njena
cutnost je bila globoko poraze-
ma in memo telo je drgetalo, ko
da bi ga tresla bozjast. IL oci so
j zacele teci velike, skelece SOL
re. Noe je postala Sc gostejsa
in posastnejsa in il megle je "a
Gel vedno vztrajneje prseti mr.
eel dez. Kmalu je zacelo liti IL
pod kapi in tezke kaplje so j
mocile gole noge. Ko je utihnil
njen glas, je umolknil "a stena-
mi tudi otrokov in okrog Per
njaka je zavladala grobna, sko.
raj strahotna tihota puste je.
senske noci :.
IL kupa ma pragu Sc je kda.
pa kdaj izvil drgetajoc, slabo'
ten vzdih. Zdelo Sc je, ko ds
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
ENAKOPRAV7JOST

ju zagomazel po udih cuden
stud in naenkrat je bill yes mo-
ker. Njegov nekoliko r,nlajsi
brat, XII Sc nikoli nj slisal take
ga vpitja, Sc je najprej zgrozil,
a ko ga je groza minila, nj mo-
gel kaj, da bi brata ne picil:
"cujes, tvoja stara te klice." "
V sobici, v kateri sta brata
cepela, je bilo sicer temno ka-
kor v kozjem rogu, toda bratu
Jozanu Sc je vendarle zdelo, da
je IL Tevzuhovih oci videl svig-
niti nevaren ogenj, cato je ta-
koj obmolknil. Cez nekaj casa
pa mu je rekel:
"Pojdi pa nazeni norico!"
"Pojdi tt
Brata sta molce prisluskovala
glasovom, XII so prihajali cd hi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

vec v start kasSi ma gorici, ra-
zen tega je tisto noe spal v hle-
WI Sc Moskoplet. Vpitje ma dvo-
risu je takoj vse tri spravilo Pc
konci. Takoj so vedeli, kaj to
pomeni. Moskoplet, XII je lezal
oblecen in obut ma otepu slame,
je takoj vstal, prisluhnil malo
ma desno, potem pa levo, in ko
je cul, ma kateri strani rohni
Cernjakova sirota, jez zlobnim
nasmeskom ma ustih izginil sko-
ri nasprotna vrata il hleva ter
10 urno pobrisal cd Pernjaka
proti Hojam, kjer .je re vede]
"a topel koticek v Lozekarje.
vem hlevu >.
Sinova sta pa prvem hipu
VISA trda obsedela ma leziscih
Tevzuhu je oh neznanskem vpit'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
%. februarja 1947

umira v njemu poslednja iskra
zivljenja. Ko je kup postal ze
popolnoma nepremicen, Sc 1nu
:je vzdolz hisnega kappa jela pri-
blizevati podolgovata gmota, Sc
bolj 6rna cd kupa samega. To
je bill veliki domaci pes Tiras,
XII sc je veliko previdnostjo
prihulil do cepece sirote in il
povohal noge; ko je v njih "a
cutil drget cloveske krvi, je
dvignil svojo veliko glavo in Sc
svojim mrzlim gobcem dotak-
nil lica osamljene matere. Ali
kakor da bi sc bill ustrasil, Sc
je takoj umaknil in jo koj nato
nitro brez najmanjsega glasu
ubral okrog hisnega ogla.
(Dalje prihodmjic)