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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-22
ORDINANCE NO..

An Ordinance providing for the re.
moval of garbage and defining
same. and fixing penalty for Its
| violation.
Be it Ordained by the City Coun-
Gil of the City Of Minot, North Da-
kota:
Section l. Garbage is hereby de-
fined and divided into classes as
follows:
Glass l. Kitchen Garbage, which
includes all manner of kitchen or
table refuse and offal including de-
caying or spoiled fruit, vegetables,
etc.
Glass 2. Night soil, which includ-
es the contents of privy vaults, cess
pools, etc.
Glass 3. Dead animals of all kinds.
Glass 4. Ashes, tin cans, broken
bottles. stable manure and all other
refuse of the like general nature, in
GLIDING herein all sorts Of refuse not
included in the foregoing three
classes. g.. ."
Section 2. Garbage of the first
class shall be kept only in, water
tight covered receptacles. Such re-
ceptacles shall be emptied and the
contents thereof removed as often
as such receptacles become full, and
in case of private residences at inter-
walls Of not more than two weeks, in
case of boarding houses at intervals
of not M re than one week, and in
case of hotels of twenty rooms or
more at intervals Of not more than
two days; provided that kitchen gar
bage may at the option of the occu-
pant of premises used only as pri-
vate residence be piled up in some
Convenient place thereon from De-
cember l, to March 10, of the fol-
l. wing year, and if SO accumulated,
the same shall be removed not later
than March 25th in each year.
Section 3. Garbage of the second
class shall be emoved as often as
such privy vault, cess pool, ETC., be-
come full, and in no event at inter-
walls of more than one year, and at
such other time or times as may be
ordered by the health department Of
the city, and when removed the con-
tents of such privy vaults, cess pools,
etc., shall be entirely removed and
the occupant Of the premises shall
thoroly disinfect the same.
Section 4. Garbage of the third
class shall be removed within TWEEN
ty- four hours after the death OF the
animal, and until removal no such
dead animal shall be suffered to re-
main in any street, alley or other
public place Of the city. id
Section S. Garbage Of the fourth
class shall be removed from time to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-22
Hills News.

a. Thompson, B. B. Bicknell and
NJ. L. Pence were Coulee callers last
week.
Gene Helvig and J. D. Thew went
to Kenmare Tuesday. The farnsr
made final proof of his quarter.
Harry Helvig and brother fron
Wisconsin arrived q few weeks aSo.
and intend to stay with their brother
Knute this summer.
Miss Mabelle Carpenter returned
from ,Kenmare Saturday where she
has been staying for the past seven
weeks dressmaking. She began her
school Monday.
r. v. Bicknell who spent the win
ter in Sioux City. and was employed
in the Kruman grocery store, is ex-
pected back soon to help his brother
conduct the farm.
VIM. Carney and wife spent
couple days in Kenmare lately. He
expects to start in farming right this
year. He has purchased four more
horses and rented 2 more farms.
There was dance at A. Thonp-
sons last Saturday evening.
Will Orth was Kenmare caller
last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nor
tell, girl, one day last week.
Mr.. Shumaker of Remission Il, was
in the Hills lately and purchased
considerable amount of hay. They
expect to farm 700 acres this year.
Miss Sofa Nelson who has been
staying with Mr.. Spencer near
Coulee. is home for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Pence visited at
the home of G. Elk last week.
Jene Spooner was 81 caller at J.. D.
Thew's.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-22
Notice For Bids

The Board of Directors or Norway
School District No. 4 will receive bids
for the erection Of new school house
24x40x1O., Bids to be accompanied by
check in compliance with law. The
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids. Plans and specifications will be
found at either,
: . Edward Nelson, Pres.
Geo. J. Nichols, Clerk
Mlnot N. D., Route 1855
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-22

time % may be deemed necessary
BY the occupant Of the. premises OF
as ordered by the board Of health.
but the same shall be piled or heap
ed up In some convenient place on
the premises, shall not be permitted
to be unnecessarily scattered over
or upon any premises. and no such
garbage shall be thrown in or up
on any street, alley, avenue or
other public place Of the city nor
shall any owner, occupant Of any
premises within the city, suffer or
permit any such, to be or remain
in or upon any street. avenue. alley,
or any other public place of said city
adjacent to the premises owned or
occupied by him.
Section 6. It shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation
to deposit, place or caused to be
deposited any garbage upon the
banks or in the waters Of the Mouse
River, so far as the same is within
the city limits.
Section Z. The provisions of the
last section shall be construed to
include privies and privy vaults. any
stable, shed, pen, yard or corral
wherein is kept any horses. cattle,
sheep or swine and located nearer
than sixty feet from the bank OF
such river, and also any slaughter
house located nearer than one humid
red feet from the top Of the bank of
such river. ..... ....s.
Section 8. No person, firm or cor
poration, except the city scavanger
shall remove any garbage in Class
2 of this ordinance, and then only
as provided in Ordinance No. Sc.
Section 9. No person, firm or corr
poration shall remove any garbage
of Class One except in water tight
boxes with covers, to prevent leak
age and the escape of offensive odors
therefrom.
Section 10. All garbage Of any
class shall be removed in such re-
ceptacles, as to prevent the scatter
ing thereof on the streets, alleys and
public places of the City of Minot.
Section II. All garbage of every
name, nature and description shall
be removed as in this ordinance
hereinbefore provided, to the dump
ing grounds of the City of Minot, and
to n other place whatsoever And all
dead animals and animal tissue of every
n ,me, natulr and description shall be
buried. ~. .
Section IL. The occupant Of the
premises and the owner thereof.
shall each be liable for failure to
comply with the terms of this ordi-
nance.
Section 49, Any person violating
any of the provisions of this ordi-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-04-22
/, Notice for Bids.

..HEr NVb1C0 luz O1SsOs ~. !
Notice is hereby given that the
city council Of the City Of Minot.
North Dakota, on the 3rd day of
May, 1909, will receive bids for fur
nishing the said city with one thou
sand feet, or less Of fire hose, for
use by the city fire department.
Said hose to be guaranteed for. q
period Of three years from date Of
purchase and to stand a test Of four
hundred pounds pressure.
A certified check of 500 must &C.
company each bid to guarantee enter
ing into contract, and each bidder
shall submit samples of hose upon
which the bid is made.
The City Council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Dated April Is, 1909. "a
-. Geo. L. Morrow,
s...s. City Auditor.
AIS APP
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

homecoming he would
indeed stretch out his
arms. And who, for
such a home-com-
ing would not be a
papa. with all the re-
sponsibilities which the
term may imply?
The responsibilities
and cares--what are
they? When investi-
gated closely and made
an element in ones
life, they proved to- be
but joys-the Joys
which come from low
ing duty. AS for those
fiat-footed noctambula-
tions (the hoary but
ever renewed joculari-
ties Of the hard-pushed
penny-a-liner), which
now and then DID hap
pen TO be required
they were nothing at
all, certainly not. be.
cause done for him.
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giving, from moment to moment to be sure that
you had him rightside-up still So fragile he
so jointless and yielding twas a marvel that he
aid not break; and yet he remained intact.
NOV into play came all those dainty mysterious
things upon which Mary had blushingly pen
slVely, shyly stitched in the months past How had
she toreseen apparently sefinstructed, these ne.
cessitles clearly enough to shape them? But work
ing with the instinct of the nest-bulding bird she
gency
This was a second unceasing wonder of your
papa-hood: Mary in her transformation from maid
to matron.
Mamma Mary! And you papa" Aye as
Jones said, man never is than half a man
until he is a father. "Papa!" There had been
times when the thought of f9ther-ship, and it's
sponsibiities, its constructions and added care, had
repelled But now, when HE, the wee, urchin
stretched his arms toward YOU and you picked him
from his nest and enfolded him to your breast you
reallZed that vacant corner in your heart
being occupied and that 20 fill out your life HE had
been the missing essential.
He knew you, the rascal. Yes For at your
hnYnn l,a
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veriest ditch-digger--
doubtless a family
man. Babies are ba.
bies--with, of course,
now and then, one who
surpasses. Bless Jones,
who owed you twenty
dollars, but whose
hearty New arrival up
az your house, is
there?" and slap on
the shoulder absolved
him forever. He might
have borrowed a hun
dred more. Bless every
body who emboldened
you to grin and flush
and acknowledge that
which you longed 10
acknowledge.
But what a gelatin
GUS, unsubstantial nu-
cleus he was-this
ONLY baby. Mary
seemed TO know how
to hold him; as by i'm
tuition she handled
him readily and deftly
and fearlessly. But
you required much
coaching, and even
then, having been en-
trusted, you found
yourself glancing at
him, with sudden mis-
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You and he brethren. God bless him. And
the others whom you encountered during that rosy
day-after-did they appreciate! The family men
should albeit that they naturally would be Jealous
OF the fact which you had achieved. AS for the
bachelors, poor devils-ah, well, you could afford
60 be lenient with them with your rivals whose
efforts had failed miserably in comparison with
yours?
The world held no enemies now. Bless the
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

"Ah goo" was pity
bird"
And all the time he
was increasing his vo-
cabularyl
What lungs he had.
At first, before you
had learned TO be
proud OF those lungs,
they affrighted you. He
appeared to be burst
ing with mortal agony.
Surely he never could
live through such n
parox m. You
blanched and stood
helplessly by.
What is the matter,
do you think? you de-
manded.
"Oh, nothing,
guess; he's just cry-
ing" answered Mary,
calmly, mechanically
patting him and COO
ing.
(Continued on page 81
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peared the least little bit inclined to reproach YOU
"A fine, healthy boy" declared the doctor, about
to take his leave.
at certainly s--bess its little heartl" concurred
the nurse.
Tit looks like you DEAR" you stammered
still apprehenstVe of her disappointment.
mo the nurse says IL is the perfect image of
its father" refused she whose soft hand cung to
yours as IL inviting praise, imploring tenderness
And you accepted the compliment, with mental
reservation. Lying there beside It's mother, twas
redder than you had imagined that it might be.
Perhaps the hue was heightened by contrast with
the sheets. It's tiny face contorted into
thousand roseleaf crinkles and with it's color,
and its squeakiness. and its utter hepessnSss, 1t
much reminded you (although you could not con-
fess to such thoughD of pink, new mouse.
XX/ELL WELL So you were partly responsible for
w this morsel, you? Twas OF your flesh
and hersl What a miracle had you two accomplish
ed, thus to present TO the world one of your kind
thus to be factors in the worlds development-to
prove yourselves so TO speak Well, well.
And II was fine boy! The doctor said SO, and
the supported and they knew. They had
other babies, in this stage; and coming direct
from authority the statement certainly a sin
cere tribute. Yet you were not hattered; no.
Twas only to- be expected, that this first baby
should be "A wonder-this demonstration by you
and her in irresistible partnership. No other
suit was to be mentioned even as a possibility
Eight poundsl Pretty good weight that eh?
Exactly enough An ounce more would have been
elephantine and an ounce lighter dwarhsh Eight
pounds was the absolute standard Of perfectly
proportioned baby; and your baby-yours and hers
was eight pounds, The Smiths baby (however
what else could have been antcipated) weighed at
birth nine pounds and half! monstrosity! And
yet the Smiths told IL broadcast, and appeared to
be elated Fancy OF course allowance must be
made for mere parent pride, and their pretense did
them honor
T. IGTIT pounds! Did the street car conductor rea.
- lize, with important air you handed him a
quarter, and in your exuberance almost bade him
keep the change, the news dancing within your
breast2 You would have liked to obtain his judgment
upon the weight of babies. He probably was fam
lily man. So were you, you would have him know.
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VTTHE terrible suspense broken; the nurse
looked In where, torn by warning hope and
fear, In an agony of selfreproach and yearn.
ing you paced restlessy about; smiled and beck.
oned. Alertly you followed her and on tptoe en-
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The responsibilities and cares? Pshaw Mere
incidents Twas remarkable the number OF new
interests which attached to a baby, of-setting
those cares-or possibly, popuarzing them The
sterilization Of bottle is the most absorbing OF
scientific endeavors; and the temperature of its
contents is much more important than the quota
uons of the stock exchange. While as for trans-
lating "Ah goo"-well, novel can equal And
yet once more you ignorant upon such mat
ters Aye, you had not yet lived; you and Mary
had not been truly one
III URRAH Today you had been enriched by the
arrival of him-and in your full man.ship you
might walk out with him, while the world enved.
He bore your Twas a good name and
here was manchild to perpetuate IT, During the
first discussion following upon the disclosure as
to whether the name selected might be masculine
or feminine you had modesty put aside the honor
in favor of another name But Mary had insist
ed, and Gust to please herr you had accepted
YOU were not pleased-oh, no! Not at all. with
a chuckle you speculated upon whether the kids"
the kids" did you.
How he grew In growing he indicated as in
other ways his special class. The phenomenon
of his losing his hair rather startled you, because
you were quite proud of that gift of hair which
WAS hair. The previous babies of your acquaint-
ance had hair OF pale, nondescript color; whereas
this YOUR baby, had at the very outset regular,
decided hair-proof of his virty Black hair.
by CAD!
Didn't like old black hair" explained mamma
his interpreter Wants pity golden hair. he
ing in and witnessed that it superior to other
pity golden hair" you We're worried.
very plainly. Mary declared that it papa"
and she must know. You CALAMITY asserted that
IL was mamma" but privately you rather gloated
in the fact that it WAS "papa" You told Jones
about it, and you told Smith; you got small sat
isfaction out of Smith, who was of the jealous,
narrow kind and persisted in talking about HIS
baby-a very ordinary. uninterestng child. Twas
strange how blind he to the unattrac tveness
of it; but You politely endured until you were en-
abled adrotly to interrupt and with relief direct
his attention again to your baby, who the real
thing.
VES, that boy OF yours prodigous and un-
paralleed conversatonalist. Evidently he had
inherited the brightness of his fathers of the
house--although you never claimed in
est. However, father may cherish his personal
opinion. Only very little acumen required
to comprehend that the baby said many things.
"Ah GOO meant Eyes"
"Ah goo" might mean mo-"
"Ah goo" occasion meant drink"
"Ah goo" could also mean "look."
"Ah goo" sometimes meant papa"
"Ah goo" sometimes meant mamma"
"Ah goo" sometimes meant gran'ma."
"Ah goo" sometimes meant "granpa"
"Ah goo" sgnihed rain"
"Ah goo" was pity
bird"
And all the time he
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

Announcement Extraordinary Arrived. 70 Mr.
and Mrs. John Doe, corner OF Honeymoon Avenue
and Settledown Street, the Most Wonderful Ever.
DAILY FAMILY ADVOCATE.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

tered. At sight of you
the doctor, likewise,
smiled; and gazing up
at you from the pillow
she, too, smiled--wbite-
faced but happy-eyed.
You heard q squealty
cry, and you were
further reassured.
ITS a boy, dear"
she whispered, as you
leaned over, eagerly TO
behold.
And SO, after those
weeks of sweet, mutual
wondering, the question
had been answered, the
decision announced.
You were both glad and
sorry; willingly, now,
would you have had it
a girl, for she wanted
a girl and hers had
been the physical suf-
fering, But you trust
ed that she would not
blame you for the out
come. The chances
had been even--had
they not? You were
prepared to plead your
innocence in the mat
ter, did occasion de-
mand. However, every
body was seeming sat
isfied, and no one APP
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

"Ah goo" meant Eyes"
"Ah goo" might mean mo"
"Ah goo" on occasion meant drink"
"Ah goo" could also mean 'look"
"Ah goo" sometimes meant papa"
"Ah goo" sometimes meant mamma"
"Ah goo" sometimes meant gran'ma."
"Ah goo" sometimes meant "gran'pa."
"Ah goo" signifed rain"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

sO9. Ie.kA 31nA1A /1 I7/s Leto lVoIl ~

"a blagor svojega naroda. Povrnil
Sc je domovino. Ustanavljal je
moderne sole, XII MISC bile odvisne
cd duhovSGine. S svojimi moder-
mimi sOlami je hotel paralelizirati
pogubonosen vpliv. Xxi ga sejejo
med narod samostanske sole, XII
ljudstva ne vzgojujejo, ampak lie
poneumnujejo in ubijajo mladini
razum. Ferrer je svojim de-
narjem ustanovil mad 80 moder-
nih sol. Ia te sole je tudi pisal in
prestavljal knjige; izdajal znan-
stvene revije. Prestavljal je maj
lepSa della IL francoScine, angle
seine in nemScine. Tako je ustva-
ril cello moderno biblioteko. Zalo-
zil in tidal je ma stotisocc knjig.
In TO njegovo kulturno dclo kaze
lepe Sadove. Kliub ncZnani reak-
ciji Sc Spaniia SpreminJa polago-
ma moderno, ljudsko drzavo.
CeZ vse duhovniSko naSilje speje
Spansko ljudstvo k svobodi. T.
smrtili so yeHkega moza: Ferrer
ie postal novodobni mucenik "a
svobodo, IA napredno misel. Ubili
SO ga telesno, njegovo delo, ME
COVE ideje pa Sc bodo Sirile in
zmagale kljub vsem zaprekam.
Pozni rodovi pa bodo uzivali sa
dove njegovega truda in della in s
svetim spoStovanjem Sc bo izgo-
varjalo ime mucenika - Fer
reria. s. ID.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16

lastnino, ktero SO imeli: - SVO-
ia ZIVLJENJA ma zrtvenik to.
lovajskega kapitalizmal
Mrtvi so! - Muceniki della
Mnogo jih je, kterih imena ne
bodo nikdar znanal V kompanij.
SIKH knjigah so zaznamovani sa-
mo po Stevilkah - kaBor sunni
Xxi nimajo vrednosti!
Ma kapitalisticnem moriScu je
danes re vSe tho in nirno
Vpepeljena trupla - premogarji
so re resent vseh max in mize-
rije! ToGa kdo DO pa skrbel
zdaj IA revne vdovt in Sirotje V
Cherry. ki so ostale same ma sve.
tu? Kdo? Kdo?
Moloh - kapitaizem Sc ne bri-
ga! - Moloh IRE IRE, IRE
Mini Mamona gmeteio - mlinci-
jo - in meljeja mcljejo, melje.
jo -.
IL zadnjih pcrocil vemo, da jC
med nesreGnezi tudi IL slovenskih
delavcev, ki ,padajo k druStvu
Cora st. - $ y. p. j.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
SplOSen pregled.
Porocilo yoinega tainika pri

ca jasno, da imamo armada "a no
tranjega - domaGega sovraznika
V letnem poro6ilu ma vojnega tai
nika priporoca brigadni general
l.. y Darlington. MAJ Sc pomnozi
pehota in poljsko topniStvo in re.
organizira konjica. Posebuo Luj.
no je." tako poroca general, CO.
pustitev garnizije malih mcstih
in oSrcdotocenje vojastva iudu-
strielnih krajih. kjer Sc ~ lani,
rabi takoj."
Gospod general naibrl nc ma
merava voditi vojaStva prot IN
nanjemu sovrazniku. ktr razume-
va. da so sovrazniki "njegovega'
reda tvorniSkih mestih.
Kdo We, ce to zadevo tudi de
lavci razumejo tako bistro kot
gospod general???
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
FRANGISEK FERRER.

Srednii vek 5 svojo inkviZicijo
je zopet oiivel bedni Spaniji.
kjer ina katoliSka duhovScina
neomejen Tpliv ma vlado. Zbesne-
la jezuvitska maScevalnOst je "a
htevala glavo enega prvih sinov
SpanSkega naroda - FranciSka
Ferrerja, ravnatelja "Moderne
sole". enega prvih Spanskih zur-
naliStov. katerega ime slow pO
vsem civilizovanem svetu, Glove
ka. ki Sc je boril svojim velikim
umom "a napredek svojega ma
roda in ysega cloveStva, velikega
moza, katerega duSevni vpliv ie
bill merodaien V zadnjih letih ma
vseh mednarodnih kongresih ma
preslnih me5 ya9h nara-loy celeoa
sveta. Ia veliki piionir kulture ic
mrtev Padcl ie kot zrtev duhov-
niSke reakcije Is. oktobra {. /.
Niegove pnSiednie hesede So bi-
lie: "Voiaki. merite dobro' Zivio
moderna Sola!'
Globoko je pretreSla ia tragedi-
ia yes kulturni Svet, Yes civilizi-
ran svct Sc zgraza ma bremejncm
klerikalncm zlocinu.
Ferreria jc obsodilo vojaSko
sodisce - IN sicer kakor jc pri tel
SrcdnieveSki instituciii navada -
ne da hi ga zaSliSalo in ne da hi
bile zasliSane predlagane price.
Obsojen ie bill ma temcliu nekega
protokola ma temeliu cd jezuitov
pripravlienc denuciiaciic. Jezuit-
je so porabili ugodno priliko in
svoj vpliv ter so Sc tako otreSli
moia. katerega so brezmejno so
vrazili, ker jim .ie bill najboli ne
warren radi svoiega kulturno-pro-
Svetnega delovanja. Kjub neza-
dostnim dokazom je bill obsojen
ma smrt. Niegov zagovornik. clan
vojaSkega sodiSGa. je mad vse jas
no dokazal sodnemu dvoru, da so
dokazi Ferrerjevi krivdi popol-
noma neutemeljeni. VISA stvar je
bila pripravljena. Steer so pa ze
dolgo pref vpili duhovniki raz le-
ce. da Sc mora Ferrerja usmrtiti.
Nekateri klerikalni listi so kar
naravnost brez sramu proglaSali,
da Ferrer zasluzi smrt ze radi u
stanavljanja modernih sol in "a
laganja svobodomiselnih knjig.
Igodil Sc je torej justiGni umor.
SodiSce ga je brez zadostnih do
kazov spoznalo krivega. Ges da Je
povzrocil znane krvave barcelon-
ske izgrede. - V Barceloni so Sc
tedaj dvignile ljudske mase in
dale dejansko duska svojemu mad
vse bednemu stanju. Proletarijat
Sc je uprl militaristieni posasti.
Prepreciti je hotel preilvanJe ne
dolzne krvi Maroku. Hotel je
zabraniti, da bi Sc nedolzni ljudje
med seboj streljali radi interesov
spanskih kapitalistov. Oh tel pri-
Tiki je postala masa "a kratek cas-
gospodar situacije obmorskem
mestu Barceloni. Kdor pozna lie
kolickaj razmere ma Spanskem,
mu bo mevno, da je masa obrni-
la svojo moe proti tistemu ele-
XII ga najbolj tlaci. proti
zlasti menihom. Kle-
rikalna spanska vlada Sc boji 81
rjenja socijalizma, cato sikanira
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-11-16
Milostljivo" gospo Ryan IL

Milwaukee ie "Svcti" oce, edini
pravi in uefal>ificirani bozji ma
mcstnik ma zemlji. skala, ma kteri
ie zidana katoliSka cerkev, edini
"nezmotliivi" clovek ma svetu, 81
romaSni jetnik. Phi desoti it'd. it'd.
povzdignil V grofovski stan. ker
je najve6ja dobrotnica katoliSke
ccrkve. Do Sedaj j. darovala
S4.00O.00O IN cerkve. samostane in
katedrale.
Do zlaj Smo vedno mislii, da
papez izhaja Petrovim vinarjem,
ker nismo Sc nikdar culi. da bi
papcz oh velikih katastrofah po-
segcl V dobro rejeno denarno mos
niico
Naobratno pa blagoslavlja vsa-
kega in mu deli cerkvena dosto-
janstva, ce MENU kaj da.
HisteriGne zenske, Xxi ne vedo,
kako trdo je treba delati IA de-
mar imenuje groficam, brutalnim
zelezniSkim postajnim naGelnikom
Liubljana Gutman) deli vitezka
odlikovanja, zapove, da Sc morajo
ma Spanskem zapreti svobodne So
lie, da Sc bodo otroci Sc vprihod-
ME vzgajali kot potrpezljivi in
ponizni tepci.
Podobo gospe T. f. Ryan so pri-
nesli kapitalisticni casniki. In ia
milostlhva gospa je ma to dejstvo
morda tako ponosna, kot tista sta
ra babica, XII nese "a grmado, ma
kteri Sc ina sezgati Jan Hus, tez-
ko butaro.