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whole hearted participation in this
Nation wide movement.
Unduplicated In its scope, this
service reaches into thousands o1
homes here upon an intimate and
friendly basis. It has the whole
hearted cooperation of the medical
and dental professions and of all OF
| this city's health agencies.
| While the roundup" is seasonal
/ it is year-around in the planning
responsible for Its successful motiya-
ton. Through city-wide volunteers
carefully chosen for their under
standing In handling human rela-
tions, Mrs. Raywid and her commit
tee carefully outline every phase OF
the roundup" long before April
each year. /,
Latent Defects Exposed.
| These volunteers then make per-
sonal calls upon each of the pre-
school mothers in every section OF
this city. To them, they bring the
urgent desirability of having every
youngster, who Is entering school
for the first time in the autumn,
checked against such latent defects
as heart disease, faulty vision. poor
hearing, or any other physical hand
leaps which physical examination
may bring into. the open. In every
instance parents are urged to take
their children to their own family
physicians.
1T is exceptional" says humani-
tartan Mrs. Raywid, "for our visitors
to have anything but the most
cordial reception from the parents.
In fact we are proud and happy in
the goodwill and good neighbor
spirit engendered by our visits. This
Is of course quite apart from the
spiritual satisfaction which comes
to us in the knowledge that these
visits often result In the correction
Of physical defects among pre-
school children which, If undetected,
might become serious handicaps for
them in later life."'
Another asset OF this service which
Mrs. Raywid emphasizes is that, in
the fall, the children who require
special remedial classes are given
immediate placement and indi-
vidual attention.
Follow-up Examinations.
During the first two weeks in May
as a follow-up to the April house
to house visits, medical examina-
tions for these pre-school children
are held in the public schools in
cooperation with the Health De-
partment and the Public Health
Nursing agencies. At this time
parents are specifically helped with
their problems through advice and
counsel.
These medical examinations and
counseling periods are yearly grow
ing in popularity among the
parents" Mrs. Raywid emphasizes.
Over 3 thousand mothers took
advantage Of them last year. It is
Evening star., 1947-04-20
sRodio Panel to Discuss
u. S. Jobs for Women

What Can Government Offer as
Careers for Women?" will be the
subject of panel discussion to be
broadcast at pm. today over radio
station WBCC. This discussion Is
one of series entitled Are We
Agreed?"
Miss Dorothy M. Russell, maga-
zine writer and lecturer who was
with the Office of Inter American
Affairs during the war, will conduct
the discussion.
Other members of the panel will
be Mrs. Mary Cushing Niles, assist
ant to the chairman of the Counsel
Of Personnel Administration; DR..
Dorothy stratton. acting director of
personnel Of the International
Monetary Fund, and former direc-
tor of the SPARS, Miss Nina Hogan,
field agent with the extension
service Of the Agriculture Depart
ment, and Miss Martha Seaver, a
specialist in commercial policy with
the State Department.
During the war the American Red
Cross collected 13,326,242 blood
donations for the armed forces.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Leadership Honorary
Elects q at American u

Four seniors and one faculty
member have been elected to mem
bersfip in Omicron Delta Kappa
national leadership honor society
for men, at American University.
Qualifications for election empha
size leadership in various campus
activities, including journalism. dra-
matics, debating. athletics, scholar
ship,tand elective student offices.
The faculty member elected is
DR.. John E. Bentley, Dean of the
College of Arts and Sciences. Stu
dents elected are Fred j. Eden, 472e
Brandywine street. John Harrison
BAIT New Mexico avenue: George S
Tolley, of Alexendria, and Gordon
Cowan, Of New York City.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
kH Se..:.:3 CAMP5I.s3

CAMP MoNTRosE-21st season. Girls. 8
TO IL yrs. All camp activities, including
riding and swimming; trained councillors
churches near. Season, 8 weeks. $3.50; hall
season, $125. Catalog. Our pleased parents
will recommend Il. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
RANDALL, ClarksviIle, Md.
CAMP LUPTON FOR DEsIsAsts soYs
to IA
On Shenandoah River in the Blue RidE.
Mts., 80 miles from Wash. Opens June 2S
Greyhound Bus Route No. IL. Operated b,
Massanutten Military Academy. Address
Camp LuDton, Box ST, Woodstoek. Va
EENlAlNne on oIsseo LAKE ~
Camp for so boys g. Girls. 8 to IS.
i 2Tth Season. Riding fown stable
of saddle horses). Sailing. swim
ming, tennis, rihery, shop. metal crafts,
| weaving Art a. Music. Meat, poultry.
vegs from own farm. Booklet.
i Mrs. c. S. B,nideT, Dir.
rehlMoRE SCHOOL OF HoRsEMANsHie
24o Eost 10Th ST., N. Y. OR. 5-l40e; 3-7sH
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Miss Mclyer 10 Address
Garfield Hospital Glass

Miss Pearl McTver, chief Of the
Ofice of Public Health Nursing. will
give the commencement address for
IS graduating nurses Of Garfield
Hospital.
Exercises for the School of Nurs-
ing seniors will be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the auditorium of Will
son Teachers College.
A faculty tea Is planned for 4
pm. today at the hospital and
baccalaureate services will be held
! at o'clock tonight in Mount Ver-
/ non Place Methodist Church, 90G
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Members of the class are: Mary
A. YAckerman, Marie A. Anderson
Betty S. Bailey, .Charline M. Brill
Doris Borders, Jane P. Beyington
Norma L. Burmood, Ruth v. Cogan
Wanda J. Conner, Mary p. Dannehl
Alice E. Gosnell, Charlotte F. Jacobs
Mildred L. Jacobs. Lynne Markley,
Mary E. Moseley, Alverta v. Pundai
Shirley Rothkin. Ingeborg K
Schicht, Vera Slack, Dolores l.
Stewart, Betty B. Sims. Christina
M. Testa, Mary w. White, Madelyn
M. Wilcox and Betty j. Zimmerman
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Birth ShoIom to Meet

George Washington Lodge No. "A,
Independent Order of Birth Sholom,
will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow In the
new Birth Sholom Center. 1910
Georgia avenue NV. Plans for
dedication OF the new center will be
discussed and delegates will be
elected to the 45th annual conven-
ton, June 22-24 In Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
lndio Attuche to Speak

Peter J. ]. Pinto OF Bombay, India
a member of the International Mo-
Inetary Fund research department
Twill speak on india: Today and
Tomorrow" at BIS pm. Tuesday
in the Study Guild Catholic Library,
lT25 Rhode Island avenue NV. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1947-04-20

uldSLCbAS AVA ! o.
Leo Raywid Of
4535 Window
place NV, the
District Of Co.
lumbia Congress
of Parents and
Teachers is pro-
noting itsannual
summer health
"r o u n d u p" of
pre- : school chill
dren. This S is
M RS. Raywid's
sixth, consecu-
tive year as vol
unteer director
Of the Districts
Evening star., 1947-04-20
ApyERrrsEsfENT.
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Evening star., 1947-04-20
BY Jessie Font Evans

A community project increas-
ingly productive of health for WASH
ington's prospective school children
is under way. Led by capable,
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train dogs TO the sledge. had never
seen o sledge team before, much
less train one. and the only type Of
dog was familiar with was my mon-
grel, Tippy. Art Owen, Bob Dodson
and I gathered what inforation we
could from Cofndr. Rome and set
to.
l cannot describe the difficulties
we encountered. The dogs were
friendly enough, and willing enough.
but Just couldn't understand what
was expected of them. They caught
on quickly that the command
"yake" meant go" but each dog
had his own idea as to which way
we meant. They were. pulling to
the right and to the left. some had
their tails where their heads should
have been, a few were pulling for
ward. It took number of weeks be-
fore we had sledge team.
When my dog training stint was
completed. it was desired that sup
Elementary magnetic measurements
be made at our advanced base and,
as have a knowledge of magne-
tism in connection with navigation.
this vital research task was handed
to me. Andrew johnson. our
geophysicist, took me aside for in
struction. His first words were,
these are dip needles and the
slightest jar will ruin them"
Have you ever tried to hold a
small needle when it is so cold that
you cannot feel your hands. much
less the needle? Andy doesn't have
many needles left and he has added
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11

q few gray hairs, but now I can
take magnetic measurements.
Each person with the expedition
must take his turn at mess work
and the job Is just what 1t sounds
like. washing dishes and cleaning
up the mess afterward. Because Of
the extremely cold water. draining
facilities are not available. The
dishwater must be taken distance
from the buildings to keep ice from
forming in front of the door.
Fresh water is produced by using
tractor to chip an iceberg. The
chips are then taken inside and
melted. Mess work is very I'M
desirable job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
z High Officers Named
To Air Affairs bourd

Air Affairs, 9 quarterly journal,
today announced appointment Of
two officers of the armed forces to
its editorial advisory board.
They are Vice Admiral A. W. Rad
ford, commander of the Second
Task Fleet. and Maj. Gen. Orv!l A.
Anderson, commandant of the Air
War College at Maxwell Field. Ala.
Eugene E. Wilson, chairman of
che board of governors of the Air
craft Industries Association OF
America. has been named MEM
Der of the board of trustees of the
International Society Of Air Affairs,
which publishes the journal, it was
announced,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-11
Rome Navigator Job
includes Dishwashing
And. Training Of Dogs.
By Walter n. Smith
North Amer;eon Newspaper Alliones

N6Fth EntTFcoN FstWSpuPe'
ROME EXPEDITION BASE,
MARGUERITE BAY, Antarctic,
Sept. 7-Delayed)-The wide va
riety of assignments one is given
here in Antarctic staggers the imag-
nation.
I Joined the Rome expedition as
a navigator, a. position I knew I
knew I could handle, though I was
slightly dubious of navigating in
polar regions. When we arrived. I
was under the impression that my
Job was more or less completed
only to find that it had just started.
The first thing had to do was
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Deaths Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics :,
Margaret M. Flannery. II, 1890 Upton st
Rose S. Land, rs 3s4o 18th ST. NV
Kenneth L. Chase. 40. 1895 G st. NV.
Cornelia L. Spencer, ~, 1913 Nebraska ave
NV.
Henri A. Bales, A. 1918 42nd st. NV.
Infant Rosemary Hogan, III Kearny At
-';o~d VIZ. Curtis. So. 1880 r st. NV.
Horace Berry, 81, s12 End st. s.w.
:, (, Mason, 81, 1875 18th st. NV.
Beulah Melchor. ~, M Columbia I'd. NV
Olivia Body, 10. 1910 Columbia I'd. NV.
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Bows Bond Gives Concert

Sousa marches, polkas, boogie
woogie, baritone solo and a from
bone solo last night highlighted a
concert given by the Silver Spring
Boys Band at the Sylvan Theater
on the Washington Monument
grounds. The band was directed by
Joseph D'Urso.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21
ENAKOPRAvNosT

rili, je prvi spregovoril Bunk: |
"Oce, tako hudo pa Sc tudi
nj, kakor vi govorite. Saj sami
vidite,, da je hlev poln Irvine, da
je pri meni letos vsejane vec
ozimine kakor pri Munku in, &c
DO kolickaj leto, nam kruha ne
bo treba kupovati. Cisto brez
lesa pa se tudi nisem, samo ko
bi i'm Ell vsaj priblizno ceno.
Dolgovi, sami drobni dolgovi
me res ne skrbijo, dasi hi rajsi
bill brez njih. Tisti, XII Sc n1orda
veselijo, da DO Bunk prisel ma
kant, sc Sc prehitro, mnogo pre-
nitro veselijo :"
"Tako je!" Sc je zdaj oglasila
Bunkinja S samozavestnim gla-
som.
Ocetu je bila samozavest Bun
kov vsec in postajal je re meh-
kejsi. Sin pa je mislil, da DO
prav, ako govori dalje.
"Oce, sami boste razumeli,
da so predvsem slabi casi krivi
teh dolgov, slabi casi in pa raz-
ne nesrece. ze prodaja tistega
Iesa takrat. Potem mi je pogi-
milo par konj ravno takrat, ko
sem YES ia les zvozil Obertav-
Gu. Nato pa letine. In potem
otroci Otrok vendar nj mo-
goce zivih proc zmetati .
iIVcasih sc res zgodi, da Sc tudi
w kaki gostilni malo zamudim,
!, toda muha Sc nj sion. Najvec-
krat sem pa lie donna. Poglejte
, mladega Munka! Ia je vec v
gostilni kakor JAZZ, mu pa koj
, gre, kakor treba >"
Start Munk je pretehtal vsa-
ko sinovo besedo. Najbolj ga
ie zadelo ono otrocih. Otroci,
da ii so bill tudi njegov IT,
hi ponos. On je incl lie tri pri
hisi, tukaj pa je v tako krat-
KEN casu re sesti ma potu. To
seveda stane, stane tudi denar-
:, ia. Cisto ma them 81 je sicer
upal misliti, ali jih "a tako hi
j So, kakor je Bunkova, ze nj do
volj Ali to so bozje posta.
/ We, v katere maj Sc elovek ne
1 vtika. Ko hi lie ze odrasli, tt
otroci, potem hi bill Bunk re-
Sen tezav, ker hi incl donna do
wolf delavcev in bi lahko pogre'
Sal delovno pomoc. Jeza ga je
magic minevala in ob pogledu
ma mlado, tako rodovitno ma
ter ga je presinilo topic, memo
custvo.
1 "Ne reeem, nekaj sva 81 tu'
di sama kriva, toda Sc vec sc
: krive razmere," je dejal sin in
2 vzdihnil.
(Dalje prihodn9sc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21
Il urada The Maccabees
Carnioia Tent 1888

Naznanja Sc vsem elanom gori
imenovanega drustva. da Sc vrsi
redna meseSna seja v nedeljo 20.
februarja navadnih prostorih in
OBJ navadnem casu.
Pozivlja Sc Slanstvo. da Sc polno-
stevilno udelezi. Nadalje prosim vse
one Glane. kateri Sc imajo placilne
knjiznice mojem uradu. da gotovo
pridejo ma sejo. da jim knjiznice
oddam in pa seveda. da poravnajo
svoj meseeni assessment.
Pozdrav!
JOHN TAVcAR, tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21
kovi hisi. Mladi gospodar je pre-

kovi hisi. Mladi gospodar je pre-
vec tical gozdu in je nepre-
stano ril tisto crno steno, XII
je bila start hisni ponos. Tudi
oh nedeljah je prerad ostajal po
mast v Jamnici. Drugace pa je
bill donna zelo priden, kar zdrt,
tako da je bilo vsako delo oh
pravem casu opravljeno. z mali
mi pomisleki 81 je naposled lie
moral priznati, da je zara adj
Munkove hise lahko miren.
Precej drugaee pa je bilo pri
Bunkovih. Medtem ko Sc je po
Munkovih gozdovih le nevarno
svetlikalo, Sc jepo Bunkovih kar
svetilo. Use pobocje mad domom
je bilo popolnoma colo in seda-
Mi rod ma tenn prostoru gotovo
ne bo vec sekal. Nekaj malega
lesa je bilo lie Sc oh robovih
okrog polja in v globacah "a po-
tokom, toda tudi to je bilo re
hudo razredceno. Nesreca Sc je
zacela S tisto prvo, veliko pro-
dajo gozda Obertavcu. Takrat
Sc je zdelo, da je les dosegel ne
verjetno ceno, pa so ga veliko
Iprevec prodali. Kmalu pa Sc je
izkazalo, da bi "a izkupljeno
vsoto bilo potrebno prodati le
desetino storjene poseke. Oce 81
je moral nerad priznati, da je
te prve prodaje V veliki meri
tudi sam kriv, a prav to je bilo
tudi vzrok njegovemu molku in
obotavljanju, da bi spregovoril
S simon resno besedo. Denar, XII
bi moral postati podlaga move
mu gospodarstvu, je splahnel
brez vidne koristi.
Vendar Bunkovo gospodarstvo
tudi V drugih ozirih nj slo, ka-
, kol bi bilo zeleti. Use je bilo ne
kako smolnatc, pri hisi nj mic
zaleglo, kakor bi bilo morale
} zita MISC obrodila najbolje, &c
pa so obrodila, MISC zalegla
Mladi Bunk gotovo nj spadal
med pijance, ceprav Sc ga je
sem in tia, najveckrat sicer do
ma, tako nasekal, da je bill cisto
trd. To je bila sinova slabost ze
Cd rane mladosti in start nika-
kor nj mogel dognati vzroka "a
to. Tudi lenuh nj bill in je znal
prijeti "a delo kakor malokdo.
Sc mani Sc je moglo ocitati mia
di gospodinji. Navzlic temu, da
je bila VISA ziva otrok, je bila
skoraj pri vsakem delu. Edino
kar il je start Munk mogel "a
merritt, je bila njena mehkoba in
njena popustljivost nasproti mo.
zu.
Pred kratkim pa je oce zvedel
o stanju sinovega gospodarstva
nekaj stvari, XII so mu pognale
kri V glavo. Zvedel je namrec,
da je sin zadolzen pri raznih tr-
govcih in da mu ma primer Lu-
kac menda ze grozi, da bo mo-
raj svojo terjatev silo dobitj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21

cd MEGA. Ko je to slisal, je tai
koj poiskal mlada Bunka.
"Poa, tako pa ne DO slo dassl
lje!.
ze drugic je poudaril svojoI
misel, ne da hi prenehal hoaiti
20 sobi. Mlada diva sta Sc vedno
nepremicno sedela ma prejsnjih
mestih; sin nj nehal listati POI
casniku ma mizi, snaha pa je|
vztrajno sivala dalje. Njunim
obrazom Sc je poznalo, da prav
"a prav nista presenecena in
da sta kaj takega ze sama pri-
cakovala.
"Pravijo, da sta ze dolz-
ma =" je nadaljeval oee, XII Sc
ie medtem usedel ma rob po-
stelje v kotu, kjer je spala de-
kla.
V sobi je postalo tho.
"Pri Lukacu 2"
"Pri Apatu tudi ?"
"Pri Tripolu v Dobrijah tu-
di 2"
Oce je V kratkih odmorih ma
stel imena vseh tistih trgovcev:
"a katere je vedel, da je sin pri
n jih zadolzen. Pc kratkem mol
ku je dodal:
"Ali Sc kje ~
Mlada Bunka sta Sc bala oce-
ia, vendar vsak po svoje. Sna-
ha Sc ga je bala cato, ker je mi
slila, da DO tast zacel po starr
navadi kricati, sin pa cato, ker
je menil, da ga bo oce morda il
jeze zacel naganjati, maj mu IT,
plaza delez, XII je bill zapisan v
gruntu. Hkrati pa je bilo obe'
ma skoraj prijetno, da je oce
re danes prisel ma dan stvar.
mi, "a katere bi bill pref ali sic.
zvedel. Sin Sc je zganil in reke]
z raskavim, skoraj surovim gla'
som:
"Kdo YAM je pa vse to ma
tvezal %
"Vsa Jamnica to ve!"
'Kaj drugim mar, sal ne be
nihce placeval zame."
Sinov glas, XII je bill Sc boil.
surov kakor pref, je tenn oce
tn primal, da je bill njegov sun
popolnoma upravicen. Zdaj ps
je ia skocil pokonci.
"Kako pa je do tega prislo
; JAZZ sem wanna izrocil grunt bre;
dolga in polnimi gozdovi. Zda
pa nimas ne lesa ne denarja, ma
mesto tega pa dolgove. Kakt
| je do tega prislo . ? Ii bon
pa JAZZ povedal, kako Sc je t.
moglo: to so posledice tisteg;
} tvojega posedanja po krcmah
tvojega bratenja pijanci. Lo
zekar ma primer lahko sedi celt
tedne pri Lukacu in prepevs
svoj: 'Tri dni pa oleja nj, kel
je grascak. &c bos pa ii min
popival, DO tvoje pesmi pref ko
| nee kakor njegove, ker 81 Il
! kmet. &c bo slo tako dalje, pri
des ma kant, moras priti M
kant ~
| Ko je oce nehal kricati, 81
zaceli vekati trije vecji otroc
pri peel in hisa Sc je tresla oe
| zdravih in prestrasenih glaso,
, mladih Bunkov. Vendar to cd
raslih ljudi nj motilo; start 81
je izkrical in je nato mirno OBJ
sedel ma postelji, mlada diva ps
sta bila zadovoljna, dobro We
doc, da je najhujsi vihar ze mi
nil. Ko so sc otroci spet pomi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-21
(Nadaljevanje)

Munk cello druzino v hisi. Co.
spodar je sedel "a mizo in pre-
biral list, gospodinja je sedela
pri oknu in sivala, z emo nogo
pa zibala najmlajsega otroka,
XII brez tega nj hotel zaspati,
stirje drugi otroci pa so sc va
liali okrog velike, topic peel. Ko-
mai dobrih sedem let sta mia
da Bunka gospodarila, a pri hi
81 je ze bilo pet zdravih, lepih
otrok; bila pa je podoba, da je
mlada gospodinja spet siroka.
Toda nekdanji Pernjakovi Lon
ci Sc to precesto zibanje Sc sko-
raj nj poznalo; bila je Sc vedno
lepa in sveza, njene velike, mo-
DIRE oci so bile Sc vedno spocite
in koza njenega obraza Sc mia
dikasta in mehka. Pokazalo Sc
je, da je bilo pref sloko dekle
kakor ustvarjeno "a materin-
stvo. Drugace pa j pri hisi nj
bilo hudo in to 10 je drzalo tako
krepko pokonci.
Dasiravno je bilo v sobi to-
plo, da so sc znojila okna, start
Munk vendar nj odlozil debele-
ga resastega jopica, XII je re
sam grel "a emo pee. Tako oble-
ko IL debelega, surovega obdela-
mega volnenega sukna je vJam-
nici nosil lie Sc on. Njegov obraz
je bill kakor vsak dan siv, smeh-
ljajoc Sc in prijazen. IL MEGA nj
nihce mogel razbrati, kako je
razpolozen. Ker pa Sc oce niti
ma ponovno povabilo nj hotel
usesti in je le z dolgimi koraki
meril sobo, sta mlada diva ta-
koj vedela, da je slabe wolfe. In
res, nista Sc Sc utegnila dobro
spogledati, je oce Re prisel ma
dan stvarjo, XII ga je prignala
k NINA. Naenkrat je bruhnilo
il NIGGA:
"Poa, tako pa ne DO slo y
Oce je incl navajo govoriti
lie do polovice o tenn, kar je ma
meraval povedati. LIE domaci SO
vedno vedeli, kaj hoce tenn
reci. In tako sta tudi m a d a
Bunka takoj vedela, da Sc oce-
tov stavek prav "a prav tako
glasi:
"Vidva, Bunka, poslusajte
me: tako, kakor sta gospodari-
la dosihmal, ne smeta vec 60
spodariti, ako noceta, da bi vaju
zlodej vel :"
Preuzitkarja Munka je velja-
10 mnogo truda in mnogo pre-
magovanja, preden Sc je odlo-
Gil "a sv.oj danasnji nastop.
Svojega sina Bunka je incl zelo
rad. V MEM je videl nadaljeval-
ca Munkovega moskega roda in
je zelel, da bi sc stare Munko-
vo pleme razvijalo odslej n a
Bunkovi zemlji, ker Sc je donna
pri samem Munku morale tako
zgoditi, da je moski rod pre-
vzela druga, tuja veja. Ker Sc
mu je sin porocil S taksno ze-
no, kakrsne 81 je lie mogel ze-
lett tudi on je incl rad tudi sna-
no. Zakon je bill storjen il lju-
bezni, razen tega je imela zena
Sc denar. Pri tenn zakonu je BIZ
10 narobe lie to, da jo je start
Pernjak oddedoval ravno ta-
krat, ko kmetije Sc MISC imele
vrednosti, kakrsno so zadobile
kmalu potem, in je zato njena
dota bila prav "a prav neznatna.
Men oce Sc je lahko zadovolj-
no REAL, da je hcer tako poceni
sprawl Cd hise. Rad je incl tu-
di lube otrocicke, XII so bill ka-
kor stopnice in je bill vsak dru-
gi podoben ali ocetu ali pa ma
teri
Vendar so ga stvari, XII so Sc
godile pred njegovimi ocmi, ma
posled prisilile, da je pri svojem
nasledniku n apravil odlocilen
korak. Tega je bio krivo Bun
kovo gospodarstvo, XII nj slo,
kakor 81 je zelel. Kdo We kako
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