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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

with an idiotic grin on her
face"
The waitress lowered beside
the table, looking commiserat-
ingly at Happy and offering a
menu.
Coffee" said the man, stud-
dering a little at the sight Of
the menu. Lots and lots OF cot
fee - black as sin and hot as
Hades."
you'd much better have Or
ange juice and some toast-and
perhaps bacon and eggs" sug-
gested Happy almost maternal
ly.
The man shud dered and
glared at her.
Don't try to mother me- he
snapped.
"Just coffee, then? And for
you MISS" the waitress asked.
"I've already had breakfast
"Bring her that loathsome
combination she just suggest
ed" ordered the man roughly.
1T would serve her right"
Happy nodded to the girl and
smiled companionbly, and the
waitress went away.
The young man folded lean,
nervous hands on the cloth and
looked at Happy, his dark eyes
still smeldering.
"And now let's have it," he
ordered sternly. "What's the
matter with you that you run
around yipping happily on such
a day."
Happy laughed. 81 think the
question should be, what's the
matter with you? I'm perfectly
all right - happy and normal
and at peace with the world"
"Meaning, of course, that I'm
not. And thank heaven I'm
not!" She had never seen a
man so tense and full of nerves,
and in such a towering rage.
"What right has anybody to be
happy in a world like this? A
world rapidly coming apart at
the seams-seething with injus-
tice and hatred?"
Happy's eyes were warm and
understanding.
"I'm sorry; I didn't under
stand. You were in the war, of
course" Her tone was gentle.
The mans thin mouth twisted
again.
"Oh, sure I was in the war"
His tone derided her g%entleness.
"Only I wasn't fit to carry a
gun, so I logged a typewriter.
And I had a front-row seat at
all the unholy mess"
For a moment Happy was
afraid he was going to burst
into tears, and knew that if he
did, he would hate her because
she had been a witness to such
unbearable humiliation. Fortu-
nately for both of them, the
waitress was back with coffee
and orange juice, and by the
time she had finished serving
them, the man had himself
somewhat under control.
He drank deeply of the scald-
ing bitter coffee, and Happy
slipped her orange juice and
waited. After a moment he
looked at her and growled, as
though ashamed of himself,
"Thanks."
"For WHAT" asked Happy
reasonably.
After a moment he asked,
"You have a name, I suppose?"
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Ill So ooAAJ- AAoPPy s
Continued From Page One)
I'm so sorry" Happy
sasped, and laughed again.
The mans hands frightened on
her arms and he glared at her
furiously.
"What the devil have you got
to laugh about on a day like
this?" He hurled the words at
her out of some obscure anger
she could not understand.
II like rainy days." she pro-
tested.
Nonsense! Nobody could like
a day like this" The mans
voice was irate. "And this early
in the morning-nobody has any
business grinning like a Chesh-
ire cat before he's had at least
a cup of coffee!"
But l had breakfast hours
ago." she told him cheerfully.
And I do like rain and wind
It's exciting"
The young man turned her
about and, thrusting his arm
through hers, marched her back
to the street.
There's more here than
meets the eye and you're COM
ing along to explain yourself "
he assured her sternly. 81 don't
propose to put in the rest of
the day wondering what on
earth ais you"
The all restaurant was
clean and warm. steamy and
fragrant with the mingled
scents of coffee and crisping
bacon-all the teasing morning
smells that mean breakfast.
Not until the man had pushed
her into a chair on one side
Of the small table. and taken
the one across from her, did
Happy blink and say shakily,
We'll, for goodness sake
The young mans mouth twist
ed bitterly.
II suppose you're going to tell
me haughtily that you never
have breakfast with young men
who haven't been properly in
troduced and vouched for"
Happy thought that over for
q moment.
'No, I don't think So" she
confessed. "I think I was Won
dering what you're so angry
shout"
That's not the question:" he
stated with repressed violence.
IT'S quite understandable how
anybody could 60 about being
blindlv furious. The pulling
thing is how any girl could go
around on a morning like this
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nyson's "Idyls Of The Kins,"
Dante's "Divine Comedy" La
Fonataine's Fables" Per-
rault's IF Tales Don
Quixote,' and the Bible.
The collection goes under the
hammer for a second time Oct.
%. A sale was held IN Septem-
Der and the 81 items were sold
in one lot for So. 500. 3v terms
of the sale the buyer was re-
CURED to pay the full purchase
price and remove the goods
within three DAYS following the
sale. He failed tc do 20.
"Since the goods were not
claimed within the three = day
period" a warehouse spokes-
man said. the COMPANY has
elected to rescind the sale and
the goods will be sold Oct. 26."
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
BY
PEGGY
DERN !

"Of course-all Gods chillun
got a e S." she laughed.
Mines Happy Brandon;
what's yours?"
"Steve L nd e r S." he an
swered, and did not notice the
way her eyes widened or the
tiny start that she gave. Hap
py? What a loathsome appel
acknowledging e challenge into
the teeth of fate. just begging
it to smack you down. No sane
person could possibly have
named a child Happy!"
"No, of course not; I'm really
Henrietta, but-Well, l hope it
won't upset you too much, but
people started calling me Hap
py when I was q child, and it
just sort of stuck" she said
alphabetically.
81 see," said the man, now
well into his second cup of cof-
fee and absently nibbling a
piece of toast that belonged to
her order. "And what do you
have to be SO indecently happy
about?"
well, I'm young" sh an
swered slowly. "I'm IN perfect
health; I am self-supporting; I
have a home that is really my
own, even if it is only one room
and a pint-sized kitchenette;
and I have Timmy and he
adores me-"
$50 that explains it," he in
terrupted Grossly. "You're in
love"
He said it accusingly, as
though he found something very
distasteful about the tender
emotion.
Happy's laugh was gay and
light.
"Timmy's a cat" she ex-
planned her laughter. ga huge
golden-yellow cat, five years
old, that I've had ever since he
was a kitten"
"Oh-a cat" He dismissed
that with a grimace.
"And what's wrong with
cats?"
II wouldn't know? l loathe
'em all. What's all this about
being sef-supporting? At what,
if I may ask? And I do ask"
Her eyes brimmed with
amusement, but she answered
demurely.
'I'm a stenographer; really,
a private secretary"
"To whom?"
"To you, I hope" she told
him sedately.
For a moment he looked
startled.
"Oh, now see here" he be-
gan, and then his voice
changed. ooh, you're the girl
the agency was to send over
this morning"
She nodded.
"Oh," he said again, and
looked at her with alarm. ooh,
no, I couldn't like it. Icouldn't
endure having someone around
who was always bursting into
light laughter and being hap
py."
"I'm sorry" she said quiet
1y. cit sounded like an exciting
job"
"There's nothing in the least
exciting about it," he cut it
sharply. 81 came back from the
war, and while I was still some
what off my rocker, I let my
self be roped into signing con-
tracts for a lot of writing-for
the movies. a book-no self-re-
specting war correspondent
could refuse Sucn DalC as tney
dangled in front of me-and the
prize idiocy of all, a radio con-
tract"
Gin all of which you are go
ing to need a secretary" she
reminded him gently.
81 suppose So" He didn',
seem at all pleased.
Happy smiled.
ooh, well, I'm sure the agen-
cy can find you somebody grim
and middle-aged and-scared to
death of the future" she told
him sweetly, and started to
rise.
"Hey!" He thrust out a hand
and pushed her back into her
chair. "What an utterly revolt
thought! What do you mean
I'm scared of the f,1tl1re2 lent
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

Splitting a crows tongue does
not improve its ability to talk.
A birds tongue pays little part
its u%tterance Of sounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05

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St. cd Granger Rd., Garfield Hts.
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Sc nekaj jih je. q
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Shaker HEIGHTS
Hiso s 10 sobami
Veterani ali ne-veterani

Avon Lake Village. Move hisa
5 ali sobami; Colonial tipa. Lota
5Ox120; sedaj Sc jih zgotavlja.
Brookfield Rd., Stop 81. Prodaja
gradbenik-lastnik
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(Nadaljevanje)

Nimam kaj pripovedovati, |
- sc lie nasmehnila. - Kako bi
neki mogla razmisljati taks-
nih stvareh. - I'll 81 bill v ma
Sem razredu najbolj umen, de-
kleta so te cello drazila, da 81 fl
lozof. JAZZ sem preprosta dekli-
ca. zivim enostavno, kakor mi
zapoveduje vest.
- Vest! Dobra beseda, - jej
dejal in sc smehljal. - Skoda,
da so nam jo redko omenili.
Cemu bi nam o Mi govo-
rili? Vest imas, Mi tt nj tre-
ba govoriti
Pogledal jo je memo, pozor-
Tudi ii 81 Sc postarala,
Nastja, - je dejal.
- Postarala!
- Ne. A bila 81 vendar de-
klica. Zdaj nj vec deklic . e.
- Nj jih, ne =.
- Mnogo neznih besed tt pri-
nasam, Nastja, - je tho spre-
govoril. - Kolikor jih jerk po-
INA - toliko tt jih prinasam, a
Sc mnoge sem 81 izmislil.
- Nikar! - Sc je prestra-
sila.
- Tako skrbno jih nosim, da
jih ne raztresem, da jih ma poti
ne izgubim.
- Nikar! - je spet ponovila
in zakrila obraz dlann1i.
- Nikar? - Sc je otozno ma.
smehnil. Prav, pa ne bom
- in pokorno je izpustil roke
- Zdaj ne smemo misliti ma
svojo sreco - je zasepeta'
la. - To je sramota.
- A ma ljubezen?
- Niti ma ljubezen ne. Jaz
tako re vem.
- Pa JAZZ?
- Tudi ii yes.
- Nastja! - Sc je pritisni
k Mi.
- Nikar! - ga je strogo "a
drzala. - Zdaj nikar. Pozneje
- Pozneje? - Sc je grenk(
zasmejal. - Ali bova dozivels
ia "pozneje'?
- Bova! Bova, Pavlik!
- Prav! - je rekel uzalje
no. - JAZZ ne bonn. Samo zatt
sem ii hotel govoriti :. lju
bezni, ker sva sc srecala: po
zdravljena. Zbogom. Odhajam
- Odhajas?
Da. Jutri.
Mic nj vprasala, samo srce s.
ii je nenadoma. skrcilo ..
Odlocil sem Sc, da sc pre-
bijem do nash, Nastja, - j
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BORIS GORBATOV
.NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA

dejal tho. - Osemnajst let mi
je lahko sc ze borim.
Pogledal jo je sijoc cd pono-
sa in vprasal:
- Je tako prav?
- Dd-a, - je neodlocno od-
govorila. - Prav tako DO
laze.
Laze? Sc je zacudil.
Taksnega odgovora nj pricako-
val.
Da, laze. Tam Sc borijo od-
krito, in &c umirajo - SO med
svojimi.
Razjezil Sc je.
- Kako pa maj drugace? Ka-
ko drugace?
- Kakor sc borimo mi, - je
kratko odvrnila Nastja.
- Kdo - vi?
- Ilegalci, - je zasepetala.
Zacudeno jo je pogledal:
- Mar obstoja ilegalna or
ganizacija? Kaj? - je vprasa]
sepetaje.
- Obstoja, - je skomizgni-
la z rameni in pogledom nan.
pokimala glavo. - I'll, Pavlik
81 prehodil vso Ukraine, pa nj.
81 naletel niti ma partizana, nit
ma ilegalca?
Sklonil je glavo.
- Kaj sem ii pravil, - Sc j
opraviceval. - Iskal sem, 81
| mucil, izbiral
- Oni pa so Sc borili in uni
rail-, - je tho dopolnila Nastja
In vzdihnila. - Ell, Pavlik!
Molcal je, glave nj dvignil.
Nato je vprasal oprezno il
potihoma, ne da bi sc ozrl ]
Nastji:
- Ali smem - k vam?
Veselo sc je nasmehnila.
- Seveda, Pavlik.
- Mi verujes?
- Kako bi ii ne verjela, =
| je preprosto odgovorila. - Sa
sem ii re rekla: ljubim te.
Taras Sc je vracal v domac
mesto Spesil je. Tri mesec
lie bill z donna in brez vesti o.
tam. Ali je druzina Sc ziva i
zdrava?
: Nekje ma poti je srecal tue
, novo leto, tri in stirideseto. Za1
ia sc je zasvitala rdeca, krva
: va "TO DO krvaVo letO' -
. je zmajal z glavo Taras. -
krvjo so mas podjarmili, S krvJ
sc bono osvobodili.'
2 Tezka so postala zdaj pot;
20 katerih je hodil. Praveg
: snega Sc vedno nj bio in jeser
? sko blato sc je spremenilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-01
Mascevali 10 bodo moi si-

- MaSceVdll JO DOuO slOJl ST.
novi! - je rekel Taras. Ljud-l
stvo jo DO mascevalo, ne DO je
pozabilo - Nenadoma sc do
misli, pogled mu osine vse, XII
so bill zbrani oh postelji, kakor
da isce nekoga. p Kje je An
drej? - vprasa in namrsci obr-
vi. - Mega nj v nasi zalosti?
- Andrej? Andreja nj !
je zasepetala Antonina in nena-
donna bruhnila v jok.
- Kje pa je?
Odsel je, Andrej : . Ia
koj "a vami je odsel.
- Kan?
- Nj povedal. Samo to -je
narocil: 'povejte ocetu, da bo
Sc slisal o meni.
- Taa-ko! - je rekel Taras.
- Sam sem! -. in je pogledal
objokane zenske. - Zakaj ste
me polozile v posteljo? Zdaj ne
smem lezati. Pustite me.
Vstal je in pocasi pretegnil
hrbet.
| - Mojo palico mi dajte
- je dejal tho. - Brez palice
bonn zdaj tezko hodil.
Dali so mu palico in opiraje
Sc nanjo, je Sci preko vse izbe
do Pavlika.
>. Kako tt je ime? - je vpra'
sal in Sc ustavil pred MIN.
- Pavel.
Taras ga je dolgo molce mo-
tril. Potem je tho spregovoril
- Popeljes me k zaneslji
, vim ljudem Nastje nj, me
hos pa ii vodil. Mic zato. S kr
vjo so mas podjarmili, krvj<
Sc bono osvobodili. Mic "a to .
: Naslednjega dne je stopi
Taras k Nazarju. Nasel ga j
lezecega v bell srajci pod ikona
l mi.
- Kaj ii je, Nazar? - g.
- je vprasal preplaseno.
Sosed je pocasi okrenil svo
obraz k MENU.
- A-a, Taras! - sc je bled
nasmehnil. - o pravem cas-
81 prisel!
: Taras je sedel ma posteljo il
strahoma pogledal Nazarja. Sc
/ daj ie bill sosed tin in svetel, k
da .je cd MEGA odpadlo re vse
: kar je zemskega, prirojena m
e naglica in zgovornost sta g
e zapustili. Poslavljal Sc je re o
sveta. Tu nj i'm nobeneg
y opravila vec.
c Nj prav tako, Nazar! =
n :je ocitaje zmajal glavo Taras
: - Slab cas- 81 izbral.
l. Nisem sam izbiral. Smr
i mi je poslala poziv.
Nikar ne pojdi! Ne vds
d Sc!
u - Smrt nj Nemec, ne more
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Proda SO

ledenico, XII drzi SO funtov ledu,
in pralni stroll, star emo leto. Vse
v prvovrstnem stanju. Poizve sc ma
92l3 Hillock Ave-. zgoraj
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NAPRODAJ

je lota 4Ox14O v collinwoodski
naselbini, ma kateri Sc nahaja hisa
"a 2 druzini S, sobami "a vsako
druzino. Klet pod vso hiso, zadaj
je poslopje, pripravno "a vsakrsno
delavnico. Lep vrt Proda sc po-
hiStvom "a sobe in Sc lahko takoj
vselite, ko je kupcija zakljucena.
Poklicite po 5. uri popoldne vsaki
dan.
II 1899
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-01
Uncle Sam Says

How about shopping today for
Christmas 1857? There's one gift on
the market everywhere in America
which not only will warm the heart
of the recipient this Christmas, but
10 years hence when it will mature
at the rate of 81 for every So you pay
for it now. That's United States Saw
ings Bonds. Santa will be glad to
say to your loved ones and friends.
''Merry Christmas 1857" and leave
the present with a great future.
Include your bank or post office saw
ings bond window on your Christ
mas shopping tour.
u. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-01
aze Sc kazejo tovarniski dimni-

Mesto mnogimi dimniki, ka-
kor velika ladja. Dimniki, dim
niki, dimniki Zdaj so mrtvi,
niti il enega Sc ne vie dim,
nekoc pa je Taras poznal vsak
dim, razlocil vsako sireno pol
glasu :. =.
- Docakal bonn! - je dejal
in stisnil pest. - Docakal bonn!
Zadimili sc bodo, kakor pref.
Mic hudega. Docakal bonn!
In potisnil je svojo samokol-
nico naprej.
Razmaknilo Sc je pred Tara
som predmestje, ulice so pelja-
lie navzdol, proti srediscu. Taras
pozna tukaj vsak kamen. Vsa-
ko opeko. Ginjen je gledal po
znanih ulicah.
- Vse je, kakor je bilo! -
Sc je blago nasmehnil. - Vse,
kakor lie bilo. Kakor ne more
tujec spremeniti nase duse, ta-
ko ne more preustrojiti po svo-
ie nasih NEST, nash obicajev.
Vse je, kakor je bilo =.
Samo tega nj bi]o - vislic
Tarasu nehote zastane noga.
Mnogo je bio vislic ma njego'
vi poti, lahko bi Sc bill re priva-
dill. Toda vislicam sc ne mores
privaditi.
Ma teh vislicah je visela de-
klica. Tanka, suha, kakor de-
eek. Dekliska glavica il je
omahnila ma ramo in odrevene
, Ia.
, Taras je stopil blize, Sc "a
gledal in nenadoma tako stras
no zavpil, da bi mogli vzdrhte
tt kamni ma plocniku.
- Nastia! - in brez zavest
Sc je zgrudil ma phoenix.
Zavedel sc je donna ma poste
Iii, mad MIN Sc je sklanjal ob
:: :jokani, zgubani zenin obraz.
- Matt! - jo je tho pokli
{ cal. - Kan 81 dala hcerko? -
. Hcerko?
Ii Pala mu je ma prsi in zajoka
O la.
z roko jo je pobozal po 81
i, viii laseh.
J. - Tho, zena, tho! - je re
il KEEL komaj slisno. - Nastji n
O pomagajo solze, - pa je S
a sam zastokal.
J. Pavlik ie stal pri vratih S pc
l. veseno glavo, nj mogel We
je :jokati. On je nasel Tarasa i
l. ga pripeljal ma samokolnici. Pre-
:" poznal ga je po strasnem kr
l. ku: "Nastjan' - Tudi sam J
- bill prvi dan tako vpil.
J. A jokati nj mogel vec. DIV
Sc dni je prestal Oh vislicah po
in Nastjo. Nihce ga nj preganja
a. Nemcem zdaj nj bilo do njegs
Motrif je Nastjin posineli obra
- n jene oci, pokrite S tencic
il. smrti, in zdelo Sc mu je: Nastj
Sc pogovarja z MIN. Vedno .
ot bila molceca. Vedno je znala g
50 voriti molce: "Ti me bos masct
val, Pavlik, kajne?' ga .
je vprasevala. - "Bom! - je s.
m petal. - Nauci me, kako maj
e. mascujem, da bos zadovoljna
a. - Molcala je. - Komaj opa;
le no so Sc posmehovala njen
O. otozna usta. Ponosno je docs
kala smrt. Rabljem Sc je sm'
k iala v obraz, Pavliku Sc .
zdelo, da Sc smeje njegovi pls
! i hosti. "Samo ne verzih, Pay
e. lik. Verzov nj treba!"
. - Hcerkica! Hcerkica mojs
il - je naricala babica Jevfroz
IL MIA. Zakaj so te, nedolzno! Nj
- kradla, nisi zalila =.
e. - Molci, zena, molci, - .
j. sepetal Taras. Ne zali Nastj
e. - Ko bi lie pustili, da jo pt
a. kopljemo! je jokala JevfrozinJ'
d. Da poljubim meme modre ock
XII Umijem >.
- Molci zena, molci! Mast
ar nj treba teh obredov.
e, - Ia vse sc bono mascevs
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"Merry CnflStmaS 1906, anu 1cdVc
the present with a great future.
Include your bank or post Office saw
ings bond window on your Christ
u. S. Treasury Department
zmrznjene grmade, da je bila
hoja tezavna. Dobro, da je vzel
S seboj krznen plasc "a zane
no, - zamenjati ga nj mogel,
pa je zdaj MENU samemu prav
prisel.
Taras je spesil. Vlacil je "a
druzino vrecico zita in malo
krompirja seboj, - vse, --
kar je mogel dobiti po opusto-
senih vaseh. Glavno je bilo, da
ie prinasal domov dobre vesti.
Morda re vedo, morda pa Sc ne.
live zacepljeni Povedal jim
DO, pocasi in svecano, .da so
Nemci pri Stalingradu porazeni.
In cuje Sc: nasi so udarili ma
Donu. Krepko udarili.
o tenn je slisal praviti ma We
liki cesti, tam sc vesti nitro raz-
; nasajo. Potrdili so tudi tisti, pri
katerih Sc je oglasal - Stje-
panovim naslovom. Pa ina tudi
Taras sam oci. Velika costa je
kakor razgrnjen zemljevid, sa-
mo brati ga moras znati. "Glej,
Nemce je razpihnilo, razbezali
so Sc! . " - lie skodozeljnO
pripomnil Taras.
Nekoc je noceval v neki vasi
pa je zaslisal glasove in bega'
ME 20 dvoriscu. Vstal je, stopi
ven. Vse dvorisce je bilo polnc
policistov. Begali so sem in tia
; in hrup je bill okrog voza; Ia
= rasu sine misel: bezijo. Prisluh
ne. "Gospoda, gospoda!" - j
o nekdo vpil. - "Pocakati mora
. mo pove1jnika. On DO ukazal.
! "Cemu neki!' - je krical dru
\ gi. - "Ne, gospoda, odsli So
- "To je vendar nemogoce, 60
!; spoda!" - Slisati je bilo ma vs'
nacine samo: 'Gospoda! - il
Taras Sc nj mogel krotiti - "a
krohotal Sc je.
: - Gospoda pa, gospoda! -
y je dejal in lokavo pomezikni]
- Tovarisi pa gonijo, kaj?
To vest je nosil domov ko
q najvecjo dragocenost: nasi 81
. ugnali Ner2ce.
" Prisel bo domov, zb""l avoj
drage in povedal: "PozdraVljan
N vas, moja druzina! Nasi gre
II do!" In pogledal DO AndreJa
H Svarilno p. 'Jy ros4edal. Mic NJ
bo rekel, samo pogledal ga DO
Sin maj povesi glavo.
Potem DO poklical Nastjo
sebi. Najprej jo DO nabil
No, to je pac tako, zara d
lepsega receno. Tepel je Sc
/ veda ne bo, ampak ostel -
| ostel pa. 'Pred ocetom, -
bo rekel, - nimas skrivati nj
cesar: ne zenina, ne opravkov.
In ko jo bo ostel, bo strogo re
KEEL: mas slavni partijski tai
mix in moi sin, tvoj brat, Stje
pan Jacenka, ii ukazuje, uka
zuje brez prigovora, da me cd
vedes k zanesljivim ljudem, X
jih poznas. Pojdi, vodi me-"
II Potem obisce starce. Vse, ka
jih je Sc zivih, kar jih je Sc
XII dihajo. z vsakim sc pogovo
ri posebej, obzirno, kakor je ucl
Stjepan. A vsakemu pove svo
je.
Dejal bo: "Vsak posamezn
izmed mas je postenjak |
da hranimo svoje postenje
/ skrinji, kakor balo "a nevestc
Ne, ma mizo polozi svoje poste
/ ME, v boj ga vrzi!'
/ Glej, mesto nj vec dalec .
/ Nj ga Sc videti, skriva Sc v me
u gil, ali srce ga ze cuti, hiti
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UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

hovo rejenko Tono, j je oce
Urh dokazoval nesmisel njene-
ga pocetja. Ker to nj pomagalo
je divjal in grozil z unicenjem
Ferjana. Koncno Sc je Lencka
lie udala in porocila Martina
proti svoji wolff. Ampak zakon
nj bill srecen, Lencka je cd "a
losti jela pitt in zanemarjati
hisna opravila. Ia novica je sill
no zadela Martina in oceta Ur-
ha. Bio je prepozno. Alkohol
nj vec poznal nobene meje. Mar
tin nj mogel vec Lencke odvr-
niti cd place in je pricel tudi
sam pitt.
Med tenn sta Sc Ferjan in
Lencka Sc vedno rada imela, to-
da navzlic temu je ostala cista.
Martin in Urh sta 81 ma vse ma
cine prizadevala, da bi Sc Fer
jana iznebila; ponujala sta mu
denar "a v Ameriko. On pa je
trdovratno odklonil.
Nekega dine je Sci Martin po
svojih kupcijah in Sc je vrnil
nepricakovano domov. Zasacil
je Ferjana pod oknom. V jezi je
zgrabil "a sekiro, da bi ubil Fer
jana. Lencka ga je ustavila,
ces, da gre rajsi ona cd hise.
TX MENU, kaj ne?' - "Saj je
boljsi kot ST. ii, da bos vedel,'
mu je odgovorila Lencka. "Sa-
mo ziva ne pojdes, vlacuga!"