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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-24
CHARLTON.

Chariton.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gun.
bingham departed last evening for
Hastings, MINI, where they will spent
few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Pearl Miller.
Miss Dorothy yengel has returned
from weeks visit with friends in
Corydon
Allen Hervey has returned from
Hancock, where he had been employed
for some time.
Samuel Lindsay and family. of Fin
leyville, Pennsylvania, has arrived for
a visit with his sisters, Mesdamas
w. R. Yost and G. NJ. Whittlesey.
Mrs. Geo. Williby left yesterday for
a visit in Blanchard with her son
Horace Erickson.
Mrs. w. n. Williams and two chill
dren. of Carman, ILL.,, have returned
home. after visit with her parents
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KEOKUK'S next
POULTRY SHOW
LIST AND VALUE OF PRIZES
AGREED uPoN-HAMDsoME
CUPS OFFERED.

Keokuk, Aug. 23.-At the semi-an
nual meeting of the Tri-State Poultry
and Pet Stock association, held in the
superior court room great prepare,
tions were made for the exhibition OF
poultry to be held in Keokuk Novem.
Der 1921. The enthusiasm Is running
high with the poultry fanciers and
every effort Is being put forth to make
this exhibition one of the finest in
this section. 1t is expected there will
be not less than 1,Ou0 head of fine
poultry On display In Keokuk during
Thanksgiving week.
There Is to be offered not less than
sixteen handsome silver cups. rang
ing in value from Sc UP to $50 each.
These cups are to be awarded as fol-
lows:
One handsome, quadruple plate
gold-lined, hand FURNISHED silver cup,
height 16 inches, value $50, as grand
display prize to exhibitor receiving
greatest number of points. Points to
be counted, first prize, points; sec
ond prize, points; third prize, /
point.
Two handsome, quadruple plate
gold lined, hand FURNISHED silver
cups, height IL inches, value $40
each; one Of which will be awarded
to outside exhibitor displaying larg-
est number Of birds scoring 80. points
or better, and one to the local ex-
hibitor displaying largest number of
birds scoring 80 points or better.
The thirteen cups, ranging in value
from to $12, will be awarded to
tho hiot,oot coorino mono In FOL
lowing varities:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
White Plymouth Rocks.
White Orpingtons, Buff Orpingtons,
Black Langshans, White Wyandottes,
s. L. Wyandottes, s. G. Rhode Island
Reds, R. G.. Rhode Island Reds, R. or
S. G. Brown Leghorns, R. or S. c.
White Leghorns, r. or S. c. Buff Leg
horns and one to the highest scoring
pen Of either Notified Anconas, Ham
burgs, Houdans or Polish.
OF the above cups the following
have already been donated:
8. P. Pond Co., cup for grand dis
play prize, value $50.
c. r. Joy, cup for sweepstakes prize,
value $40.
Frank LIE Bron, cup for pen prize,
value $40.
The committee is now at work and
1t is expected that the rest of the cups
will be secured within the next few
days.
In addition to these cups the asso-
citation is offering liberal cash prizes
which will be about as follows:
On pens of ten birds, each first,
So; second. $3.50.
On breeding pens, first $500; sec
ond. $500; third, s1.00
On singles, first $500; second,
$1OO; third, SO cents
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TOO FAR FROM WATER.
State Architect Llebbe Says the Next
State Institution Should be on the
Shore Of Some Lake.

0itOlC VI oSftC LdHCs
Des Moines, Aug, According to
State Architect Liebbe the next state
institution should be located on Lake
Okoboji, or Spirit Lake or Storm Lake,
because Of the water question. Nearly
every state institution in Iowa has
been located without regard to the
question of water. The Cherokee hos
pital was first located on Okoboji and
the Cherokee people then induced the
Legislature to locate 1t itself. and it
put it at Cherokee on top of big hill
and it is necessary to dig three deep
wells to get good water and then the
water is not good. 1t takes 100000
to 100000 gallons of water a day to
run big institution like that at Cher
okee and one or the other Of the wells
is continually giving out and has TO
have new Strainer or something.
The water, furthermore, is full of limo,
sulphates and gypsum. There are
three wells and they are used alter
nately, one each day. At Glenwood
Is was necessary to get the water from
the Missouri river bottoms and pipe
it several miles to the institution
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BASEBALL AT WAvERLY.
Tournament Begun in Which Five
Teams Are Taking

Waverly, Aug. ga baseball tour
nament in which a purse of $3.50 is
the prize was begun ip Waverly last
oelwein, Tripoli, Dumont, Charles
City and Manchester. Tripoli and Del
vein were the contending teams, with
score decidedly in favor of Tripoli.
victory with the score of to 2 be
ing won.
Charles City and Dumont were the
opponent teams. The game was holly
contested and was great exhibition
of the national sport. Charles City
winning by score of to 0. The win
ners of the games were pitted against
each other.
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Salem Old Settlers, program Out.

Salem, Aug. 23.-The program for
the old settlers reunion at Salem on
Saturday, August %, has been arrang
ed as follows: Called to arder by the
president, Jonathan Lee. at 10 o'clock
a. m. Music by the band. Invocation
by the chaplain, w. B. Rossell Music
by the band. Address Of welcome, Rev
Alice Lawrence. Response, Hon. w. F.
Jones. Music by the band Adjourn
for dinner. Reassemble at 2 o'clock
p. m. Address by ]. R. Frailey of FIT.
Madison. Music by the band. Singing
by Lot. Abraham, w. H. Williford and
others. Short speeches by the old set.
tiers an dothers. Reading of the list
of deaths since the last meeting of
the old settlers, by X. H. Arnold. Elec-
ton of officers for the ensuing year.
AmLsements.
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Celebrate soth Wedding Anniverssr,

Dumfries, Aug. 23.-Mr. and Mis-.
Henry F. Plumer, surrounded by their
eleven children, forty-one grandchll-
dren and nine great grandchildren,
Friday at their home in this quiet lit
tie country town, celebrated the six
tieth anniversary of their wedding day,
and incidentally, the fifty-eighth ami.
versary of their arrival in this coun-
ty, which has been their home contin.
uously since. They came here in the
year 1851.
Mr.. Plumer was born Sept 5, 1927,
in Hanover, Germany. Mrs. Plumer,
whose maiden name was Sophie Kin,
ming, was born Oct. IL, 1885, in Messer
county, Ohio. Mr.. Plumer, who came
to America in the year 1910, first set
tied in Moneter county, Missouri. The
marriage Of the couple occurred Aug.
20, 1849.
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CARROLL GOES TO CAMP.
Governor Will Occupy Tent at okoboil
and Also at iowa

Des Moines. Aug. Ex-Governor Car.
roll intends to show that he is COM
mander of the Iowa National Guard III
fact as well rs in name by spending
week in camp with two regiments.
Today the Governor and Mrs. Carroll
will go to West Okoboji and take up
their quarters in the governors tent,
which has been pitched in the best
location in the Fifty-sixtll regiments
camp. He will remain with the troops
until Wednesday, when, accompanied
by his entire staff, he will review the
entire regiment. The governor will
then proceed to Iowa City and spend
the remainder of the week at the Fiji
ty-fourth regiment encampment. Gov
ernor Carroll is the first Iowa execu-
tive to go into camp with the state
troops at their summer encampments
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Mason City Shows Big Property Gains

Mason City, Aug. 23.-That Mason
City has had a phenomenal growth
the past year along financial as well
as in population, is shown by the fig
ures at the County auditors office for
the increase in taxable property. The
total gain for the past year over the
previous year is s4S2,460, which GER
tainly demonstrates that the property
Increase Is coming right along.
The gain in the tax list for real prop
erty reaches the fair sum Of S265, $3.50.
The personal gain will nearly reach
this and shows wonderful advance,
the gain amounting to s226,460.
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Iowa Man Second Vice President.

Waterloo. Aug. 21.--At the seventh
annual convention of the Northwest
ern Hotel Mems association. G. w.
Johnson of Waterloo .was an Iowa
representative in the election of Off
GERS. Minneapolis was chosen as the
next meeting place.
Following the the officers elected for
the ensuing year:
Charles N. Chadbourne,
Vendome hotel, Minneapolis,
First Vice PRESIDENT. j. O'Brien,
Henshaw. Omaha.
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wv. c. Z. U. Convenient.

Hudson, Aug. 23-The members oi
the w. G. T. u. of the thirteenth dis.
trice will meet in convention August
"a and rs in Hudson. The state presi-
dent, Mrs. Herford, will preside and
will give an address. The state sec.
rotary. Mrs. Skinner Of Muscatine, will
be present and Dr. Efle McCullom
Jones of Waterloo will give one of
the addresses Of the convention. 1t
is urged that every one interested in
the work Of the w. c. T. u. shall
make an effort to attend.
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VIM. M. BIddle at End Of Life,

Centerville. Aug. 23.-Wm. M. Bid
die died Friday at the home OF
his son. j. M. Biddle, 526 North Main
street, where he has been tepderly
cared for by his children since the ac-
cident Of week ago. He was buried
Sunday.
He leaves a family of children who
are well known and have been promi-
nent in this community. They are:
Mrs. ]. W. Carson, Unionville: ]. NJ.
Biddle, Centerville; Mrs. G.. w. Strick-
Ter and Mrs. e. L. U1lrich, Des
Moines; I'm. Biddle. Fairfield: Mrs.
&c. w. Vermilion. Centerville.
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RESULT OF EXAMINATIONS.
Returns just Received From State
Superintendent
N<f,ca

Cedar Rapids, Aug. 23.-The results
OF the July examinations just received
from the state superintendent by
County Superintendent Alderman
show that out of the seventy-eight who
took the examination. three failed,
twelve will receive provisional GER
tiflcates, twenty-seven will get third
grade, twenty-eight second grade and
three will receive first grade GER
tificates.
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II, Mrs. Ed Smith, north of town

ter, Mrs. Ed Smith, north of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Holman, and
daughter Miss Phillis and two sons,
and also Mrs. Hofmanns sister Miss
Maude Swearington, all of Mt. Union,
are guests of their. friends. VIM. Han
kins and family for a few days.
George Chord returned Thursday
night from his visit at Taintor bring
ing with him his brother Frank and
family Of OskaJoosa, who will visit
here.
Geo. Florcr Of Abba, is visiting his
sister Mrs. B. B. He'll. but ezpects to
depart soon for Missouri
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IoWANs AT MONTREAL.
Annual Convention of the American
League of Municipalities to
be Held Soon

Council Bluffs, Aug. 23.-The Amer
lean League of Municipalities has L.
sued the program for the next annual
convention to be held in Montreal be-
ginning August 25 On the program
are Mayor Thomas Maloney Of Coun.
Gil Bluffs, who will participate in the
discussion of municipal Fairgrounds
and Council Charles D. Huston of Ce.
dar Rapids will engage in the discus
sion on regulation and control of pub
lie service corporations by state
boards. The convention will continue
three days. Councilman John Mac
Vicar Of Des Moines is secretary and
treasurer.
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Annual Health Conference

Des Moines, Aug. 23.-The annual
meeting of the Health Officers asso-
citation will be held at Des. Moines,
October rs. On the following day the
state board of health will hold a con-
ference with the officers and represent
tatives of the local board of health. 1t
1t requested that all local boards ar
range to be properly represented at
the conference
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Second Vice President-C. w. John
son, Hotel Ellis. Waterloo, Ia
ThirdsVice President-W. C. Kelley,
Cataract hotel, Sioux Falls, S. d.
Fourth Vice President. D. Bacon,
Grand Forks, S. D.
Fifth Vice PRESIDENT. E. Little,
Cook hotel, Rochester, MINI.
Observation-Disclosures A. Med
lar, Omaha.
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ANOTHER GONE IN DIES MONIES
Berger Handeland browns in This
River Near EstherviIle-The Lad
Was Only IA Years Old

Estherville, Aug. 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lars o. Handeland's eldest son, Ber-
ger. aged IA years, was drowned near
Kettleson's Springs in the Des Moines
river at Estherville He with a num-
Der of his boy friends. were swimming
in the river and Handeland not being
a very good swimmer, while wading
around in the shallow water stepped
off in hole in the bottom of the river
and the current held his under.
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LUTHER LEAGUE CONVENTION.
sixth Annual Meeting of State Asso.
citation to Be Held Aug.
o426

Roland, Aug. 23.-The Sixth annual
convention of the Luther league of the
state of Iowa will hold its sessions at
Salem Lutheran church, Roland, Ia,
Rev. ]. N. Sandven, pastor, August "a,
Is, and g. Rev B. F. Martin pastor
a. the First ENGLISH Lutheran church
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Iowa Paper CHANCES Hands.

Kellerton, Aug. 23.-H. e. Perkins,
who for fourteen years has been edi-
tor and publisher of the Kellerton
Globe. announces in this weeks
issue the sale Of the paper to Bert
A. Ballou, Of Mount Ayr. Mr.. Ballou
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student and an accomplished pianis-,
and early gave signs Of promising
career. Several years ago she went
to Chicago, where her parents reside.
From there she went to Johannesburg,
South Africa, to take the chair of
mathematics in the university there.
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OLD SOLDIERS MEET.

County Reunion Thursday, September
IS, 1909, at Center 4
vile.
Centerville, Aug. 21.-There will bes
general reunion of all old soldierae
of Appanoose county at the Paytonl
grove in the northwest part of Center
vile on Thursday, September 16, rni
last all day.
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went to Kellerton Tuesday and is now
In possession. 1t is the intention of
Mr. Perkins to move to Des Moines.
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LOST VALUABLE MARE.
Lockjaw Kills New Sharon Hors
Worth $1,0oo-Was Train
inn for Races

New Sharon, Aug. CIV. K. Ne.ll,|
Of New Sharon, last thoroughbred
mare from the effects of lock-jaw, at
the fair grounds in this city. The ami
NAL was in training for the fall races
in the care of N. M. Chrisman She
was valued at $1,000. The mare step
ped on a rusty nail several days ago.
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Iowa Woman Honored by California.
Boone, Aug. 23.-Miss Adelaide
Smith, a native of this city, has been
elected to the chair o. mathematics
in the University of California at
Berkeley. Miss Smith was a brilliant
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-04

Ii ma spominu sobr. Jurij Mamek,
XII V krepkih besedah doprinese
motive, Xxi ga vodijo sredo ma
prednih stvari in %naprednih ljudi.
Maple V namen napredka in
bratstva. Obema sc odzove celia
dvorana z ziveli klici. Med TEN
Gasom je bila kolekta "a Proletar-
ca gotova. PreStevSi novce Sc je
izkazalo, da so darovali posamni-
Xxi $3.50. Stem je bill konean Off
cijelen del banketa in kramlianje
Sc je zopet pricelo. Godbo so pre-
selili V drugo dvorano, kjer je po-
tenn sledil Piles do ranega ultra.
Use sc je izteklo V najlepsem re
du in splosno zadovolinost. Ko-
necno maj Sc omenim, da smo Gull
dober kvartet, XII nam ie parkrat
lapel "Pogled V nedolzno oko."
&c prav Sc kvartet nj vezbal "a
Ia vecer in je bill lie sluGajen, je
provzroGil precej animiranja in
posladkosti med ljudstvom. Ze-
lett hi bio pray cd srca, da sc ia
kvartet formira stalnoSt. Zju-
traj ma vsezgodaj smo imeli I" ia
zadni' Sc en- chance. Ia ie bill
licitacija "'Sunke", XII ie preosta-
la. Licitacijo je vodil br. FIR. Sto-
mic; in reel Sc mora: zelo skopo.
q lictirana je bila "a 1890,
dasi nj bila cd s~rebrnega perSu-
tovca. Tako Sc je razSel ia "Sun-
kenfolk''~z zadniimi rdeGimi. Xxi
so nabrali Sc "a naSe orozje Pro
letarca $3.11. Nekdo ma pragu .je
Sepnil: minil je banket 3 letnice.
upajmo, da bono tudi ma banketu
10 letnice obstanka SNPJ.!
JAZZ pa sem dostavil - upaj-
mo- Udeleznik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-04
Joliet, Illinois.

oOiANAf ililliOios
Dragi mi Proletarec: -
Prosim, vzemi moth par vrstic
V svoje predale. Nj Steer posebnih
movie. ali vendar mislim, da bode
tudi to zanimalo Gitatelje. Maj
pref povem, da smo imeli 20. pre-
teGnega meseca volitve V mestni
zastop. Bile so precej viharne. So
cijalisti smo incl candidate ma
cell listi. NapredOvali smo cd zad-
Mic IA kakih So glasov. Nj veliko
STEER, a napredek je pa vendar lie.
In dokler bono napredovali. bo-
de vedno dobro znamenje "a
stranko.
Posebno hud je bill boz med re-
publikanci in demokrati. Ponujali
so cigare in pijaco kar ma debe-
10. Vsak delavec jim je bill priia-
tell, ce pray nj incl vililne pravi-
ce. Vsaka stranka je hvalila sebe
kot cigan svojega konja. Obliubo-
vail so vse ma svetu, kar ie mogo-
&c in nj. Tako delajo med seboi
tiste Stranke, ktere So brez pro-
grama - program imajo, a lie "a
bogatine. DemokratiGna stranki
je zmagala ma cell crit. Republi-
kanci so zgubili vse raven par
~aldermanov.
In nadalje, dragi urednik, kak-
Sna novica. N.jegovo vclicanstvo,
mas kralj. konjar, pogrebnik, sa-
lunkiper, Sherman. dvakratni pre-
dsednik. vodja vseh Slovencev V
Jolietu je bill tudi porazen. To ma
veliko zalost Sc tistih prijateljev,
kterih Steje zadnje ease dovolj
piGlo Stevilo.
V poGast sijajnega poraza so
mu priredili potem castni po-
zdrav Y podobi slamnatega moza.
kterega 50 poStavili V kiblo cd
masti ravno nasproti njegovega
okna. Tako ie minila Slava mo-
IN. kterega beSeda je bila dolgo
zapoved, bivScga kralia-Nemani-
ca. Slava porazu.
4 delom gre tudi tukaj boil sla-
ba. Mad 5000 delavcev poGiva. II
sklepu pozdravljam vse Gitatelje
Proletarca in mu zelim kot edi-
mem delavskemu listu veliko ma
rocnikor.
Volilec
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-04

da bodo tako malO koristile. &c
je pisatelj hotel ma vsak naGin
spraviti slovar V knjigo. potem bi
bil moral ~napraviti Slovensko-An-
gleSkega. Slovnicni del pripravl.ia
S%lovenca ma AngleSki jerk. pray
tako so razgovori Slovensko-An-
gleski. &c vzamemo cloveka, KITE
ri ne razume AngleSkega .jezika.
bode vselej vedel. kako Sc menu
je kaka Stvar V Slovenskem iezi-
ku; Sele potem jo pojde iskat, ka-
ko Sc pravi pc Anglesko. cato je
pa TAX slovar popolnoma odveG.
ce nj Sc Slovensko AngleSkega po-
leg. Naseljenci potrebujejo bese-
dij, kako je ia ali oni izraz DO An
glesko, ne pa, kako Sc ia ali ona
Stvar pravi pc Slovensko. Ne re-
cemo. da tudi to nj potrebno. To-
da kadar bode kdo pOtreboval re
AngleSko Slovenskega slovaria.
bode re toliko zmozen jezika. da
bode moral poseci pc popolnejsem
slovarju.
Tudi izgovarjanje je naravnost
Slabo. Tako izgovarianje smo
imeli Y kvoderskih slovnicah. &c
pa kdo ida nekaj vecjega. boliSe-
ga in drazjega. mora pa re patti.
da napiSe malo boljSi izgovor. Do
bra %polovica besedij .ie. ktere Sc
Sploh tako ne izgovarjajo, kot .ie
pisano V tel svolnici.
To so naSe pripombe. Treba ie
namrec tudi V Ameriki priti malo
mad nivo. da je "a Slovence V
Ameriki vse dobro. In $ tega sta
liSea bono V bodoce obdelali vse.
kar sc bode ponujalo naSemu ma
rodu.
To je tudi uzrok, da smo napi-
sail precej strogo sodbo. V sploS-
mem pa mOramo reel. da pomenja
pravkar izSla slovnica napredek.
kajti boljSe, vecje in popolne.jSe
slovnice nimamo Sc do danes. Pri-
porocamo je rojakom, kteri zelc
pridobiti osnovnih po.imov il An
g%lescine. Slovnica velja STEER je-
den dollar, a bodete veliko ma
boljSem, ee kupite to, kakor pa
kako cenemo-kakorSne mudiio
drugod.
Oblika je p%rirocna, vezava lepa.
ina zelo dober papir in prijeten
Gist fisk. Pomenja pa kliub vsem
hibam-kot smo rekli-nepredek.
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DOPISI.
PoMoTA ALI KoRUPCIJA?

'orlSka SOca Je prlODclla,
kakor Sc mi je povedalo (sam
niSem cital), Y zadevi Gregorci-
Geyega Spomenika neko. bale sicer
nekamo zavito in nejasno notice.
6eS da .. GaberSGek denarja nj
prejel IN da je ono cd meme V
"Proletarcu' objavljeno Gaber-
Scekovo piSmo ponarejeno. Sedaj
tudi JAZZ o TEN ne dvomim: upra-
SAME je lie. kie Sc je piSmo po-
naredilo: ali Y Chicago, ali pa V
Gorici? Denarja potemtakem
morda res nj prejel 2. GaberScek.
"A prejeti ga je moral pri 'Soci'
kdo drugi! No, pride cas-. ko Sc DO
izkazalo, kdo ga je prejel.
Ko me je zaGel Honda. t. j. oni
isti Honda, Xxi me je pod laznjivi-
mi obljubami zvabil semkai V
Ameriko, ter mi potem radi svo-
iega ''troubla'. katerega ie pri-
sci radi krSitve tukajSnih POSTUM
zakonov. usilil svoj list meni.
greenhornu in nepoznavajoGemu
razmer, in STEER pod takimi pogoji
IN S TEN namenom. da ga vzame
naZaj, kakor nitro Sc IL Skripcev
lzvije, - in nadalje oni Kcnda,
Xxi mi je potem, ko je svoj sebicni
namen dOsegel, odvzel 2 zvijaGa-
mi in sodnijo obljubljeni kruh, ter
me brezobzirno pahnil L druzino
vred siromaStvo, - ko me ie
torej ia Honda zacel ma podlagi
nekega pisma, Xxi ga je dobil So
drug Molek IL Gorice, kamor Sc
Je bill ia moi takratni partner pri
listu elias Svobode" (menda 20
Kondatovih navodilih) obrnil, ne
ola bi poprej meme upraSal "a po-
Jasnilo: - pisal sem tudi JAZZ @.
Gaberscku in zahteval tocnega DO
jasnila. Kajti stvar Sc mi ie zaGela
dozdevati sumljiva. A odgovora
Sc nisem dobil. in tudi dvomim. da
bi ga. Vkljub temu pa Sc BIO ia
uganka re p%ojaSnila takO ali tako.
Zagonetna notica V "SoGi'. -
to DO spet nekaj "a g. Kondata! u
obcudovanja vredno vnetost.jo bo
ia nekdajni upravitel.i in kolektor
pokojnega lista Mir" V Puebli.
Colo, in ia bivSi meznar oziroma
agent zloglasnega sIovenskega
dusnega %pastirja V k~alifornijski
'Rajski dolini', Rev. Jeroma. XII.
Je Slovence osleparil IA priblizno
$4,000, - Z ganljivo ljubeznijo
in nenavadno dobrohotnostjo BIO
ia politicni kameleon iskal spet
sleparJev tam, kjer Jill nj, - pra-
viii zlocincev pa ne vidi, dasirav-
no so mu dobro znanil! Veliko bo
veselje V vsem Izraelu, a vese-
lie bo kratko, - razocaranje pa
DO veliko!
JAZZ hi bill G. Kondatu prav hva-
lezen, da bi priGel s tozbo, e. en-
KRAFT sem mu re dial priliko, pa nj
hotel ugrizniti V kislo label
ko! y stem mi delo jake olajsa.
Ia meme je stvar boil tezavna, ker
"a tozbo je treba denarja. Braniti
sc je lozje in enostavne.jse. Zdai
DO morda toll, ko mu DO menda
G. Gaberscek dial pooblastilo. To-
rel, g. Honda, lie pc menil Bonn
incl vsaj priliko, da sc DO raz-
pravljalo pred sodnijo Sc marsh
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